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New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Duchess Marie. it was alleged several years ago
eftar an adventure with servant Of her father $
household left Germany and went TO France. At a
seaside resort in country she met Couns- anne
tel the son of a patent medicine manufacturer and
,sas married 10 him. 1t is said that the inIanta
EuIalie aided the match 1t was reported III ISoo
,ta+ owing to differences between her husband
80 her family the duchess had taken sides with
her blood relatives and left the count
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
THE CHICAG0's VOYAGE SOUTH.
Commander Boyle Received by President
Pardo at Lima

Lima. Jan. 3I.-Conmander Robert Boyle. of the
cruiser Chicago. which arrived IN port at Callao
on Jan ~ Is called President Pardo to-day
The Chi,-go viii continue on her way southwark
to meet the Atlantic batteshp fleet leaving Ca!lao
an TUESDAY She viii carry 1G9 bags of mail for
the fleet
The first collier with coal for the Atlantic fleet
fine Orchy arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ENTRIES FOR BALLOON RACE.
Twenty three Contestants in Competition at
Berlin-Three from America.

r7er1ir Ian s1-Already tweuy-three entries have
haan received for the international balloon race for
-ra lanes Gordon Bennett Cup. which will be held
here IN october. as compared with nine entries Tor
Tho rare at St Louis last YEAR The United States,
,-ar--arz. Belgium England France Italy and
Snafn each have nominated three cars and Svizer-
Ind two Russian and Austrian aeronauts also
have promised compete.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.

To judge by the size Of the audience at the Man
haitian Opera House last night Charpentier's opera
Louise is losing nothing of its popularity All the
seats were filed and hundreds stood behind them
There was no change in the cast and no departure
from the manner hitherto followed in the perform
ance and applause was generous
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

7abriz. one Of the important cities OF Northern
Persia is about sixty miles south OF the RUSSIAN
frontier The recent riots there were due 10 elli'y
ba+y-ean the Constitutonalists and Reactonls's-
Tho ronuIation of Tabriz is estimated at lsOVoo'
chiefly Turks and Armenians, the true Perslans
being few There is station at Taorlz OF the
Eoard Of Foreign Missions Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States and anotaer oI the
- ,,i-ion socistv Thirteen missionaries
aro attached 70 the American station and two to
the Swedish.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
rp,suTg TO MORRIS x. JesUP.

,rflt,t- was paid TO Morris x. Jesup by the
.-r- Of thc American EtlnqIosicaI Society AT
. ,stfna held at the Museum at Natural Hiat'fs
~ afo,eav Resolutions expressing appreciation OF
-. D., carving Oh the v-orl. o. tie society
f, F,- M Jesup while honorary president ana
-re-idanr were adopted and sent 10 his family.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ART TREASURES FILLING UP SPACE"

Boston Jan. 3l-A painting which has been
hanging on the walls of the Puritan Club for
twenty years 10 I'M up the blank space has
h.eu discovered 10 bc d portrait OF Cosimo de
zedirf first grand duke Of Tuscany BY Angioio
Rrnnz.no on being taken down to be cleaned
reren5ll- the name of the artist was found on
the rareas lis Identity is vouched for by Mr.
Potter curator Of the Museum Of Fine Arts, and
b. several artists
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-Cso ernor Charles +. Hughes,
Albany. Colonel George Curtis TreadWeI, Albany
IMPERIAL-John NJ McCutcheon. Philadelphia.
Colonel y. c. Robinson, eX-MayOr Of Elmira.
NIANHATTAN-LucienL l. Knsolving. the Bishopof
Brazil; NJ, y MCVcker, the Bishop OF Rhode Isl
and. MAJESTIC-J- p. Dodge, Portland, ore.
George r. Thomas WALpORF-ASTORIA-S r.
Parrot. Macon. Ga; (. l. Jordan, Boston; Charles
T. SchOen PhiladeIphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Average temperature yesterday II degrees highest. y
lowest ; degrees: average corresponding date last
year Do corresponding date last thrythree
Local Forecast--snoV' to-day. probably turning 70
colder: brisk high southeast &c south
winds shifting and northwest by Sunday morn
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
NEW STANDARD OIL MONOPOLY.

London Ian a-The correspondent OF The
Daily Mail" at Durham announces in dispatch
that the Standard oil Company has acquired the
South African trading interests Of the smell trans
port and Trading Company. Limited, thus estan-
fishing a monopoly in South Africa
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
w J. OLIVER WINS ALimoNY CASE.

., Ian s7-The jury. in the alirlony suit
- - = oliver against ". J. Oliver, the con
- returned a verdict in favor of Oliver To-
-rtf- ends the litigation that has been pend
tr7s for several years The court held mat LIS
-,Ir-,rifr yzas rot married 20 oliver.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Il. reality accessible BY Harlem from Grand Cen.
Station Webster Jerome Avenue troilsys and
~ rarrfa1s lots $50 up. Tslephoae 4S55 Gra1e-cy
For Fook OF representative
" O-ce 90 E1st 23d New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
oA,u,A PRESIDENT OF HONDURAS.

san Salvador. Jan. aI--AdNlces received mere To-
ds, from Honduras report that the elections there
resulted In "a sweeping victory for General Miguel
p Davila as President Of the republic General
3ionisio Gutierrez was elected President
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

ACKEPLY-Ou FRIDAY January 81 Mrs Marnda NJ
AckerIy wife OF Rev j " Ackerly New
York Conference Funeral services at the parsonaga
Red Hook. y Y. Monday. February s. a. 10 so
. m Interment at Kingston, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Domestic Rates

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For all points United ard Mexico OUTSIDE
Of the Boroughs Of Manhattan the BrClN- Also
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extra expense foreiEn postage
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BANDS LOOT TABRIZ.
European Residents appeal to Rus
sian Consul for Troops.

Odessa Jan 31-A dispatch has been received
here from Julia, on the Russo-Persian frontier,
saving that the situation at Tabriz is extremely
critical Revoutionists are in possession of the
town and their numbers are constantly increas-
ing Bands of insurgents march through the
streets OF Tabriz, looting houses and terror1zlns
the people. The government has no control over
the situation. The European residents have bar
ricaded themselves III their houses and have ap-
pealed to the Russian Consul for Cossacks. The
yiceroy OF the Caucasus has ordered Russian
troops to Julia TO be in readiness for any ener-
gency.
Tahriz Ian. 31-The outlook is bad for Prince
E-frroa Minister of Justice and Governor OF the
nrovince of Azerbaijan who is endeaForlng 10
nrotect the Persian frontier against Turkish
aggressions The reinforcements sent him con-
sist of undiscipIined recruits. whose services are
of no value. The native population IN the
province of Tabriz is panic stricken. Ihe pa
zaars remain closed and traffic is at stand
still. Even the Russian state roads are IN
tested with robbers. and there have been sew
eral instances where Cossack couriers have peen
held m Refugees from the provinces are De
ginning to fee TO Russia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

cabre dispatch received yesterday AT the office
~ r White star Line said that The damage to the
Majestic VIII not exceed S5009, The cause Of the
fs # is said was defective insulation of elecrlc
light wires. The Majestic VIII have 10 De fePaILeu
- IN rr+ he .arI, 10 leave Southampton on Feb
--,a~y- > as scheduled. The steamer Baltic OF the
I.fve~pooI-Nev York service. will take the p'ssen-
-c-s hnnl.al Tor the Majestic.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK f CAMPBELL CO. 24f-3 Vssc 23d -
ChapeIs Private and public ambuances Iel5-4 Csssa-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Ackerly. Nartuda NJ
Adams, Alice
Andre. MarEareth &.
Bathgate. Charlotte B-
Brooks. Edward Il
Brown. Hazel
Bvrne. William J
CLAYTON. Elizabeth "
Cromwell. Edward
Dorsey. Susan >
butcher. Ernest =
Everett. Joseph y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Forecast for Special LocaIiti-s-or District of Co

urbia and DeIaware-Rain snow aHd warmer to-day
Sunday partly cloudy colder brisk 10 high south
winds shifting r. northwest BY sunday morning
For New Jersey and Eastern Peursy vanta-Snow in
north rain or in south portion to-day warmer,
SUNDAY colder, brisk southeast south
winds To northwest
FC- Eastern New York-Suov today psssbly turning
extreme sunday colder
r south and in portion brisk high south
east to south shifting west adf northwest by
sunday morning.
Local Official Record-The following of7caI record
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
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Rate. 70 Forrlgn Countries

For points in Europe and al countries IN tss UNIVERSAL
I1-s~e rars
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from Bureau shows the changes
uerature for twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
rs,ubished In the TrI-WeekIy Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
A FIRE ON THE MAJESTIC.
First Glass Smoking Room and Several
Cabins Badly DANCED.

Southampton. Jan. 31-A fire broke out this
afternoon in the first class smoking room of
the White star Line steamer Majestic, which
arrived yesterday from New York, and at one
time it was thought the vessel would be de-
stroved. Through the united efforts Of the fire
department on the dock and the city fire brigade
the vessel was saved. The smoking room was
badly burned and several Of the vessels cabins
,,.rs seriously damaged.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Ter SrcmOen @crfcbr uun Yaris.

Euri3, Die gr0Bte Stoot 0es Gou.
tlnent9, bat notiirlib oud) Den gr0Bs
ten 6rcmoenpertebr. 2Iber IN mel
dem WtoBe CT ben Der oertiGen
Neih3bouptitoot ii6ertrifit, oobon
nto6t man iid) gep0bnlid feline @or'
telling. Salt 100000 9eiu6er
wanOern i0brli6 noh EuriS uno
0ic 3obI itcigt ltctig an. Hednet
man 0anit, Oab ieoer aud MIR 800
Gronfen iiir ieinen Nhlfentbolt in
YariS ouaNibt, 10 er9ibt lid Elm sc.
mimi Scr Stoot BON runo 100000.
GOO Srnnten. Natiirlid lped,ielt Die
3nbI Der @clllfer nit Scr Sobres5eit.
Ger Sauptucrtebr i1at oui Die 3eit
bon April bis SUM- no monotlih ct.
ma 100000 Nciien0e folnmen mo &c.
Gcn un0 lit i'm Otui an ItGrfIten. Sn
oieicm Sabre fnmen 10000 Hciien'
bl inn Wtoi Ourd) 8oriS. Ginen 5mei.
ten No6epu1tt crreid)t Ole Nn5ubl
Scr Sremocn mdbreno ser i3eit bon
Sltli bis Ottobcr, no bauptIGdIid)
sic fron50iiidcn Erooin5Icr fommen,
sic ibrc &inocr nah Den Barrier
Sdullen brin9cn mollcn ooer lie OBJ
bolcn. nm oic @oocortc ouf5uiuhen.
Noh g8cibnndtcn iGat Damn Scr Ser.
fcbr bcoentcuo ob. SSm Gc5cmbcr
uorigeu SabreS betrllg sic Nn5obl
10000 lno inn Sonuarnnbm iie nm
$1,000 ob; I'M 6cbrllor morelt eS iuic-
ser 10000 meniger, uno bonn crit
ling ser Srcmoenperfebr langiam
micoCr an ST iteigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

De SbebeS %propbe5cit, ooB Dos Sobr
1908 81 Den finiteren Geb0ren miro,
loell eS inter Dem 3eit)en oeS Wler'
tltrS Itcbt. 9ie Streitigfeiten ser
Nollen un0 aalten luerOen lebr lebs
bait icin unO Die Nutllr miro inter
cen Ginflltb 0e5 @eitirn8, 0aS ga
Sdmlngungen all9lenoet, Die inns
bobgtertg NADER, an einigen Orten
ollBergemobnlid) irlthtbur un0 an
QnOeren p0lig umiru6tbnr ietn, ais
OF lie ie uad) Der @egenO bier &c.
lUonncneS, bort pcrIorcne5 Spiel
ipieltc. Wton mltB lid olio IN Der
meteorologiihen GrOnung Der 0inge
oui lleberroihungen gefoBt MAIDEN.
6ranfrcid) miro, mas @cminn oocr
Gerluit ontriiit, in @e5uq ouf ir0i.
Idle Sitter in ser Ntitte ltebcn, oltsgee
nonlmlcn an Orten, no GrObeben ein-
tritt, poer oo5 Tcller &erluiiItungen
onridtet. OoS Gubr 1908 miro Ourd)
cine groBe N%nnGbcrmG Der feinolt-
den T0lter benlcrfen9pcrtb lperOen.
Grob0cm obcr mcr0cn luegen Der no
tilrlihcn llnierid)ic0c ser Gtuiicn ale
&criobmtn08pcriu6e idcitcrn. Die
Sinon5Icute 6abcn mebr Sclbitucrs
trdltcn ais Die Yolititcr, Die Hidter
Der @cidi6te Der W}cnl6cn, lpenn lie
ultf 0en nidt nebr fcrncn Gag ludr-
fen, no IN cincm ollgcnlcinen Strclt,
IN ben lid) oQeS bincinmiidt, oleS
Dem ~llnter0onge nobe ldeint, bis
i6lieBli6 Gin neltea europa uno cine
ncue @clcai6oit ans Dem Chaos bcr-
norQc6er. Die SbGtigtcit Der Sroltcn
miro i'm Sabre 1905 immer aroBcren
llmiong onne6mcu. 9icicS &ubr
miro boltptiGdlid) Gin biItorilhc5
iCin, 0uS poll bon mlCrlpurtctCn Ont.
biiaunQcn lit, no Ncluiiic 6ronen
mo gang beionoer3 cine Nu9ldnocrin
Die @ollptrollc ipiclcu mcroen. Wtan
muB olli ooS ieniotionelc &erlhmil-
Den bon Yerionen aus Den b0d)itcn
&rciicn rebncn rno Ole Nttcntate, Die
cir mcnig aus ser WtoOc gctommcn
iino, merocn mieocr o%uGcmcine @ez
ipranib errcQen. IS miro Elm Woi.
irllottentot itottiiuOen, 6o5 oielc
Wienihcnopicr eriorocrn miro, Die
Sommern in grpBc llnrlbe perleBen
mo lic 81 pid)tigcn GntibeibunGen
ncranlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

DorOt uno @enoiicu oo3 MoterioI
moiicnboit ms Sous. Bon 3cit SIT
Belt miro 0uralt5 etuQ5 berollSgc.
iudt uno 0em Eltbliflm Elm 8criGt
@icruirt. Sit c9 iebr pitunt, 10 ncr'
ben Die @en0rngcn 10 gcnommen,
oaB man ben eigentlidcn Sirn oh.
lcllqncH fam, Die Goppeliinnigfei'
ten ober 10 oft mieOGrbolt, OoB mrdl
ser llnoltfncrfiomite iie itIieBIi6
Ucritcbt. Suriitii6 0ergIeiden 5l
ioiien, bIeibt ia inlmer i6ner, mic
mir cS Jest geicben boben. Inter
alien llmitdnOen it, pie mir ebcn'
iou5 geieben bobclt, Elm Rro5cB olld)
iiir ben &IGger cine iurhtburc 4}rii.
il1tg, cine maHrc TolterQltol. Die
@eiabr, ser iid oicic 2rt Sournolis
itit mISicbt, lit uIio fcine3lueg3 iebr
proB. 6rcdbcit lit nod Ion0c nidt
Wtutb. QoB qeruoc iett Shirt On.
lcnbllrg on Die Heibe fumL mag Oos
nit 3uiummcnbGngen oub @r. @or.
ben chen cine nelrc, b0dit mcrtbpouc
6reunoifoit gcidloiicL Die iih oil
Dem 6iiritcn Gulcnburg SIT RIDDEN
miinihte. Sdpcrtronte 81 Derb0bs
ncrL lit oo5u oltd) cine icincr %icbGo.
b%creiclL unb oo5 lcbtc 3icl icincr
Eieilc mcroen mir MIR nod b0bcr 81
lltfc1 bobeu; er lpcib gonj Ncnoli,
luen CT i'm t%iciItcn Scr5cn trGurtc,
luert cr icine 6reun0c Dor olcrg8elt
IN Den Sd)nuub iticB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Tclbriid iibcr SarSeu.

Gos Sonuarbeit Der o@reubiidcr
SSobrbii6cr" entbGlt einen aus Der
Sober beS SerausgeberS Eroi. Or.
s.. Gelbriid itommienoen Irtifel sum
NroSeb Moltfe SnrOen, Der iidl be.
ionoers nit ben perionliden Mtoti.
ben in benz Sreiben oeS Srn. SarOen
beihaitiet. es beiBt einleiteno 3D.
rim:
.Sdon iinb ale feline literariidcll
Sreunoe in 9epegun9 geiett, lid
fir feline perionlide Gbrenbaftigtei!
nno Die &einbeit ieiner 8elinmtnQ
3i perbiirgen, uno iuenn CT perilr'
tbeilt iperben ioate, miro man glle|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

ouf Sen @rettprn ouSgeitellt, unb ooS
geniigte fir sic 3luede Der slitfiiibs
rlng. @ie tuiAtig Die SoiIetteniroge
in Der @oriier Oromotii6en al1nit &C.
moroen lit, 3eigt ole Ginrid)tung ser
nSfneiOer . Eroben", Die einige Ta'
&c Dor ser &rcmicre ituttiinOen, Gber
tritt MAJ nit mungeIboit einitll0ir-
ten 9oQen uor'S Yiiblifum oils NIT
idled)t mirfcn0cn Hoben. llnO luem
eS 10 tpcit getommen it, 10 oiirite ii6
9aouin nidt Qor3 obne Serontrpor'
tung iiibIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Sin Sitter BON Der Mabel.

YuQrin lit g%eitorben. Gr mar
elmer ser bcriibmteItcn WGnner BON
EariS, Bitter Der GbrcnIcgiou, ut0
mr. Gin - S0neiocr. g4emt ih ia
&C. or mar mir Elm S6uci0er, 10
m0d)te id nid)t inn entirrnteItcn Sen
2lnihcin erneden, ais oh ib Den gro
Zen Waun ilber Die Shultcr unlebc.
Snt @e9entbcil, id) babe Den bib.
ihelL plc9nntca Wtaln Iebr oft gelc-
ben uhb itetS m1it @eIUun0erung be
trahtet. Wion b%eaeqnetc linn itber'
ali, no Eout .Yuris lih trui, bel Ocnf
Gbeater . Frcmicrer, nli Dem Sut'
telplaB Der Hennbabnen, bel Dem
Sinc-o'clndS in 0en %fuibionablcn 500
tells. Gr mar Ser bcimlide &0nig
auer 0ieier Soiletteu . Earn0en, 10.
oar nod Scr Gigentbiimer 10 mons
d)ca oieier @ltnoer bon Spiten unn
Sei0e, ooS bon Den 9ron0eS Danes
scr 0or5en lnb bolbcn @clt 0a mic
olti cinem NrGicntirbrett bernnl0c.
tro0cn ipllroc. limo nicmono mogte,
in linn Sen Ginbringling ben en-.
porf0nntling, Sen - Sdneioer 81
obncu. Gie &er5ogin b. $. itno Die
NonficrSirou y. bobcn i'm gcmiB ME
in ibren Solon ei%ngelooen, ober III
Der Seifentlidfeit butten tic oen
@ruB ieincS taoclloieu GplinoerbllteS
nic miiien m0gen. @orum ioll man
oen Monn, ser NIT II Sobren nod
Socob bicB, Siioore Socob, nno nit
30 Sobren icbe ghtgcborcnc ocS
6%ollbonr9 ct. 8ermain uno ieNc
MiQiollGrin beS Sulboltrg G. so.
more fannie, porum ioll man bielcn
Wonn nibt bcuunoeri1, iuie man
ir9cno cincn eriolgreid)en Eolltitcr
o0er Sinun5ier beipultbert?
8cnot gcnommen ireilid) mar 30.
oltin fem Sbneiber, Sheere uno
@ilgcleiien geborten IN lein @oppen'
idilo 10 mcnig mie 9elm oocr
Shipcrt. Gr mar grand colltltrier, "
uno ooS lit etluoS anbercS olS ein
Nooelbelo. Sn bieiem Sonoperf
gibt es feincn Meiiter, Der OILS 2ebr.
llrlg begonncn bate. Gic boben Col.
lcocn ilrb Gonfilrrenten Eaquin'S,
bic Neoicrn, 2afcrricre, Gollcet, Ore
oon, lino mic er ais Wellter bonn
SimmeI gefallen. Sn Der Gcnoil'
ionce begonnen Elm &aiiael nno ein
Gision ibrc 2ullibobn nit Sorben-
reiben; bellte iinoet baS ieber Stiim'
per inter iciner @iirbe. Fnquii1
bate lih olS Sitnge 5ipeiIellos oajl'
pcrItonbcL nit aefreu5ten 9elrel
allf Der Yriti6e ST libcL lpenn eS
n0tbig gclpeicn mare. gber fir Den
.orono colltnrier" lit eS p%oHfonlnlen
iiberiliiiiig, oeu 3wirn ipod)len 81
tonncn. 8ieueidt mdre oielc Soro-
icrtigfeit iogor iddoIid fir ibn.
Gr fonntc pebontild on olten Me
aelil flebcn, f6nnte CUTE oallerDotte
&lcioer MAIDEN ipoDen, 100 es ia gar
nid)t oorouf unfommt, 8leioer 81
MAIDEN. Gin GROCER 9amenitneioer
mudlt Wooe uno feline 8leioer. III
bat Soee'n uno iein Seer bon N1b'
maod)en iIbrt Sieie Soee'n aus. VI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Ginc 2isst.Y

Ger .Gorriere bella Seru" er5G6lt:
,Sran5 2iSit mar ciil Wonn bon
iptihlu0rtlihcr 8lltmiltbi9teit.
Illn0c &iinitlcr iuunbten lid MIC
mails pcrgc6lid) on i'm; INNER
Itallo CT ibren nit glttem Hatb sur
Settle, unO groB mar oie 3obI Der
@obltboten, sic CT crtpicS. 9lbcr oIl
icitc Site uno all icine Nodiiht
binocrtcn i'm ridt, Dor ser &iinIt et.
ncit groBcn &eipeft 81 buben; er
6rad)tc cS oeSbnlb nid)t iertig, Mlt.
iifcr, bon Oenen or mltBte. BOB lie ME
p~ollenoetc aiinitler ooer %Gomponiitcn
mer6cn milrocn, 81 crmnltbigen uno
SIT mcitcren Stltoien 81 crmuuntern.
9lbcr ielbit IN iolden 6dlIen eing CT
10 ldoncno mir moalid) por, Ga CT
Hicmano obiid)tlid) frdnfen ooer Der.
lcbcn ipolltc. Ginmal moQte ibm
cine iunge un0 ih0nc Game, Die ein
groBeS mlllitoliifcS Snlent 81 ia.
ben glollbte, cine Erobe ibreS Son.
mems geben; lie iebte iid nit ieiner
G%rloubniB ans alopier uno begann
cine 9ouooe bon Chopin 81 ipielerr.
SiS5t borte nit ser grobten Iitimerf-
l%on1feit SIT. glS sic Came icrtig
luor, trot er an Tie beron, legte ibr
ieine burdiidtige Sono auf Die blon'
Ocn &oore, oriidte ibr einen pGterIi.
den Sub oui ole Stirn uno iaete
nit mnenolider Continuity: Sierra.
tben'S Sic, liebes ainb, beirotben Sic
balo un0.. .leben Sic mobl!"
/ Ser Bros. = nSbre 8inoer bo.
ben mobl aud Elm @eibnodtabrief.
lein geibrieben2" - rIidt nGtbig,
ib loiie Gotalog ididen, oa fonnen
! iie auitreiten pas ite poaen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Die ENtbia DC Sbebes iiber oaS
,Iabr 1908.

@ic in iriiberen Sobren bot Wo-
6one sc (bcbeS oild) ibre @ciSia-
gungcn iiir Oo& SSobr 1908 perpi'
icntIiht. &ier einiges aus Dem
aobI Der iran50iii6en Yytbia: Dime.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

ben" - Gtr; sd ipeiB." - SIR:
Sic lit obgcitcmpeIt boB tic MIR $50
Mctcr idicBt." - Dir: sd meiB;
ober lie bat 5lpei &1llfr!"
oSobcn Sic cine quite &66in?" -
% ia, Die &Gd)il1 lit gut genug, ober
lire Modcrei nidt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
@iutcrnbCuo
Son N} az &|offmonn II.

@on ~ ar &oifmonr.
Die 9ompc breunt, i'm Sfcu gliibt
oa5 5cucr,
SIN &eiieI iltmmt ooa @oiicr fir 0er
IbCe,
Tort luiutt Gin gllte5 Bud mir Iicb
mo tbcuer,
llnp traut it's bier, lieat 6rouBen
UtdJ Der Sdncc.
6eru lit oc3 2ebcu5 lautc5 To6cn,
Soften,
@c0Gmpit MIR bort mans, mic Elm
Qrollcn0 Wfccr.
Sier lit Elm GtIuu0 gum g%crub'gen
HaItcrL
lln0 feline milOe @eQe 0ringt bierber.
Ga miibcn tie iib ob I'M pijitcn &ci'
gen,
IS lit elm 2Grm, Ser bis 5ltm Sim
mel 0rinat,
lln0 ood) lit itcta Oo5 ,3icl sic Sub,
ooS SdWcigcn
Gle 9roBc Stiac, bic ben 6rieOen
bringt,
g9o5 ioQ 0o5 bangc, rlbeIole Strc'
ben,
Co5 ME ms 81 inns iClbcr fommcn
lGBt?
Gas @citc gibt ms 0od) oa8 title
SCbclt
Hn iilBcn 0cim, I'M ci9'ncn Neit.
3,u0li nCuc SpriidJe iiir'S Ncnc Sabr.
@ou GorI " e. d) orOt (2etp5ig).
Sanuar.
Nltr inn Stiacn mo6ien G6otcn:
90 tritt obnc groBe @ortc
Turh 0e9 ncllen SabreS Eiortc;
SGe idmcigcno Ocine Saoten!
Sebruor.
9hld I'M MauIdL bel 2Grm un0 Su't
Gumlelton5 uno Siebe5lodcn
&uuidc nli ole tieien @loden
Sciner Ncimutb in Der 9rult!
mara.
Giei in 0umfler Groengrltit,
Sieb, pie ipiirt e9 gut Die FIlan5e,
Menu I'M Observation-Disclosures
&br .Gmpor" Die Sonne rlit,
Ipril.
Nlimm MIDI uilocr Sriibio6rStrGm
Sloi' bon Irrf unh 2rong mid
blob
Witten in sen @eltenihoB
N9iri Den ornlen erbcnmurm!
Raj.
E'in%qItenQrilne Virfcnmolen
Dir ais SABINE IN Die S1n0e!
Weiterruanoern obne Gn0e
Coll mid qc9en Webnutb lciell.
sunni.
@on0'rer. 9ebc bcinCn Eiu0!
I'm Elm 9liimhen Dir 81 Grciien
gfidt IN ale Serncn ihmcilcn!
Niilte Did sur noben Mabo!
SuIi.
CluIi ipannt sic Sonncnidiuingen,
SlbeI9Iiide& iiberuoA;
Nbcr ma@ On reiien Ioll,
WflIB iid) It'll sur Somnlnng 5iptl'
gen.
IuauIt It.
Gauien6 Sommcrlplnocr morten
9todL Did ringallm 81 berildet;
Nod) De0ente: Srlld)te p'llidel
g9irit on MIR I'M eignen @orterl.
Scptcmbcr.
Scaen fiiQt MN ouc Sruben,
limo Die @rlt uor6 mie elm Scmpel.
Sieb' ouf i6r ben SreuocItempel
Gon5 0etboncr Nrbeit rlbcu!
Sftober.
sat MN olld oein Serj Elm SCENT
Gcire Seelc cine Sonne?
Sab Iiogene$ ieine Come,
lNir mein g8cib mo Houid mtS
Heim!
Hopcm Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
q III Der.

&Glt crit bormnoll oeinc Sonb
Sooten 6reunocS 9iIo mo @rltb,
StebIt OIL idou nit bolbcm SUP
Selber in Dem onoern 2ano.
Der.
GieIe @elt tno iene Welt -
Sits nidt blob Elm idJucrcr Sraum.
Gterne 9liib'n unI WcibnnhtSboum
2iebe Ion0t ms Sternen5elt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-24

The patrons as well as the chill
dren of the Barnes school, are re-
joicing this year over their new
teacher who is Mrs. w. T. Belvin.
We all think we have been lucky
in securing Mrs. Belvin as our
teacher. The children all seem to
love her, she has very fine school
of forty odd children. Her chris
tian influence is being felt in our
community as well as in her school.
A visit to Mrs. BeIvins school on
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-10-24
S. H. Christopher Dead;
Wei! Known Editor
Publisher Of Coffee County
News.


Douglas, Ga, Oct. 22.-Mr. S.
FL. Christopher, editor and publish
er of the Coffee County News, died
here Tuesday night, his death be-
ing due to what is known as aneu-
rism. He had been affected by this
for months past, but as it involved
an artery near the heart, it was
impossible for anything to be done
to remove the trouble. He continu-
ed to go to his Office and assist in
the work there until about two
weeks ago, when he found it necess-