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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
LEGISLATOR LEE
TALKS Of NEW
MEASURE
GIVES THE PEOPLE SOME IDEA
OF WHAT THE NEW CONVICT
BILL STANDS FOR.

Hon. H S. Lee, member of the
Georgia legislature from Glynn ccun-
ty. who has just returned from At
lanta, where he has been attending
the extra session of the legislature,
was seen by a representative OF the
News yesterday and talk5d very III
terestingly of the new convict bin just
passed. Discussing the matter, ne
said:
The convict bill passed Saturday.
after we had spent three weeks in
extra session figuring it out, does not
necessarily mean that overs shall be
leased, and l do not believe they will
be leased even if there ever are any
of this class. The prison commission
would not have to lease them. They
could put them in jails, on farms or
even turn them lose if the governor
would approve Of it.
Il am satisfied that the present prl-
son commission would not lease them
even if opportunity We're afforded.
They could not do it unless the GOV
ernor would consent, which Gov
ernor Smith will never do, and it is
generally thought that Mr.. Brown
would not consent to see convicts
leased to anyone
1T is a mistaken idea that it will
be necessary to lease all the overs, %
continued Mr. Lee. Il don't believe
that any governor would enterEam the
idea of leasing them after the rotten
system We have had has been exposed,
and prison commission cannot do
It unless the governor concurs. 1t will
be an easy matter TO handle all the
overs the state is going to have and
when the new law goes into effect,
Of course if there happens to be as
many as 1000 overs some time it
might be necessary, but do not think
that will happen.
While this extra session has been
rather expensive affair for the state
the money will come back twofold.
The fact that it has made it possible
for extensive road work, something
Georgia needs badly, is a close second
to putting an end to a rotten convict
lease system. This bill provides that
counties shall work convicts On the
YoaGs and when this has been> started
the state will be doubly repaid for
every dollar spent for the extra ses-
sion 1t was worth $4,000 to pass a
law that would stop the leasing of
conyicts, as they have been heretofore,
but the value to the state of a law
making road work compulsory can
hardly be estimated.
Georgia needs good roads, and il
seemed that systematic work on them
was never going to be done, but this
law viii result in some Of the best
roads in the country being built They
viii be built in counties where good
commercial roads are necessary and
the work will be done by men who
have heretofore struggled under the
lash Of lessees. doing work which was
not benefting the state. There will be
no more of this because the state,
counties and municipalities will be
able to handle all the convicts cur
courts will sentence"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
THE BIG AUCTION SALE.

1t Begins Promptly at II O'clock
Today.
On account of the weather there
was no auction sale at the store of
Leavy & Co. yesterday, but there will
be big sale on today, beginning at
10 a. M, and continuing for at least
two hours. All the goods in the two
stores, 211 and 213 Grant street, must
be sold at once. Beds, carpets, rugs,
mating, etc, will be sold for what
they will bring Come today youth
see the red flags. Leavy & CO.
p. S.-The ladies are cordially in
vited. Sale starts at II a. m.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
wooDMEN IN SESSION.
The Uniform Rank Was Formed Last

The Uniform Rank Was Formed Last
Night and is Popular Feature.
The Woodmen of the World held a
very interesting meeting in their hall
last night. Several new members
were enrolled and among other things
suitable resolutions were passed and
adopted on the death Ct ]. NJ. Wilson,
who was member of the camp.
The uniform rank was organized at
the meeting last night and the first
drill of the company took place and
was a very satisfactory one. This fea-
ture Of the order promises to be a
very popular one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
NEGRO SHOOTS SHERIFF.

And in Turn is Shot to Death BY a
Mob.
FORT GAINES, Ca, Sept. 21.-
Sheriff Beard, of Clay county, was
mortally wounded this morning by a
negro who was thought to be the man
who killed the Bus boys at Shellman
a fortnight ago.
AZ A posse later surrounded the negro
in a swamp and shot him dead when
he refused to, submit to arrest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
Cruiser in baltimore

BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-The Italian
cruiser Ettore Fieromosca, Capt. Stan
islaus Loecchio, arrived here from
Halifax, N. s., today after a stormy
passage. The cruiser is expected to
go from here to the West Indies, sail
ing upon orders to ccme here from the
Italian ministry of marines. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22

RHINE, Sept 21.-The towns OF
Gagen and Wocdboro are totally de-
stroyed, and their populations con-
sisting of 1000 men, women and chill
dren are homeless. The forest fires
threaten every minute to bear down
and deyour this town.
The women assisted the men in
fighting the blaze all last night but
despite this little progress was made.
Assistance has been requested from
Davidson and the governor has been
asked to send troops.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
WIDOW OF GEN. BRAGG
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-Elsie B.
Bragg, widow of Major General Bragg
of The confederate army and victor
Of Chickamaugua, is very i'll. Mrs.
Bragg is SO years old and her illness
rs due to weakness from old age A
coincidence in her sickness is the fact
that the apparent crisis has arrived on
the anniversary of the day of her hus-
bands great victory. wsich occurred
on September 20, 1863. after two days
az fighting. Mrs. Bragg is at the home
of her brother, W. C. Ellis. Late to-
night a statement was issued from Mr..
F:Ilis, residence that there is hope for
Mrs. Bragg's recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
cOloneI sums in the civ

Col. Harry Burns, the former trav-
cling passenger agent of the Georgia
Southern & Florida r. r., is spending
some days in the city with his many
friends. Colonel Burns is well known
in railroad circles, having been with
the Georgia Southern for % years, but
has recently Setired from the service
and is now residing in Macon, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22

Miss Josie Smiths schoci viii omen
Monday September 28. Primary
grammar and high school pupils ad-
mitted. Telephone 273-3, 721 Grant
street, ~. ~ ~:nyHr
-. .--...A : 2 81 III
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
SOLD THE SHINGLES.
Col. c. p. Goodyear. as Trustee of
Bankrupt Company, Had Sale.

TT17"''JI ''ENS1 NTe1'~s
Col. G. P Goodyear, trustee in the
case of the Brunswick Shingle com
pany at noon yesterday, sold the shin
giles at the plant and on October
next will sell the plant itself.t The
amount realized from the sale of the
shinges alone was s2,047, the bidding
was lively and number of local
dealers became purchasers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22
FOREST FIRES
STILL RAGING
VANlA ARE IN GRAVE DANGER
OF BEING DESTROYED.

JOHNSTQWN, Pa. Sept. 21.-For-
est fires ia Somerset county are
sweeping toward Johnstown and that
town is in danger. Hundreds of men
are out fighting the flames.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-22

Auction today; Leayy & Co, 213
Grant street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
@ricibci6rocrnng nadJ benz Mnslanbc.

9ie oiSlGnoii6e EoSt fir Die NIT
bcm 3. Sftobtr enOcnoe @od)e id)lie6t
bier i'm Solptpoltanlt, in alien Sal
len t:lnftlid, mie folGt:
Sic Yodet.Yoit III BON 8 ltbr 8or.
mittagS bis 5 ltbr Nahmittags tGgs
lid oiien, allSgenommen Sonntogs.
Mn unD nod) Dem 1. Sftobcr 1908
iuerOcn Die @rieirotcn nof @robbris
tonnien mo Srlono bieielben leiL
lpic cinbeimiid)e Goten.
Die 9riciroten nod Dem Iit3lnn6e
(ollSgcnommen Canada, Mericp,
Bonomn, Cuba uno SbonaGoi bic.
ielben mic cin6cimiiGe Toten) iinb.
ipic folgt: Siii,f (5) Gents fir Die
erite lln5e nn0 orci (3) GcntS fir
je6e peitcre hinge, o5cr Gin @rrf)-
tbcil, unb iolte poQ fronfirt perbcn.
ipiori0cnfoas Del anfunit Ser gricie
Der ooppclte 9etrag colleftirt ipir6.
Gnmpfcr iabrcn bon Hen.Dorf ab.
iuenn nidrt a%nberiucitg on9cgebcn.
trans atlant d Yadet.
Soft.
@roB6ritonnien II. Srlant, idlicbt
Gienitag lulo Sreitog INT 5 llbr
NodmittogS.
Geutidlaao i6Iicbt Wontoo ullo
Wittiuod) nm 5 ltEr Hofmittogs.
5ronfreid, id,Iicbt Tontag. 9ien.
itog uno 6rcitoo I'M 5 llbr Tad).
mittogS.
@clgicn, iGIieBt 8reitas nm 5 llbr
No6mittog>.
Horlpe9en, Sdmeoen uno 0Gne.
mart id)lieBt am 80. September, 5
llbr NodmittogS.
Solanb, idlieB. Iontag Inn .
ll6r Hodmittdgs.
Stolien, ihlieBt am 7. Ofto6cr, 5
llbr Nad)mittagS.
GronSotlnntiid #.
WittUod, 30. - I'm 7 llbr gbenos
nod Srlanb per Compiler y9olti
pia Guecnstolun Eoit nod anoe.
G0nocrn nllb .per Baltic" aore'
lein); nad @robbritonnien
Geutidluno per Compiler y@merit
pia Tlpmoutb, G~Dcrbourg uno so
burg Eoit nod onOercn 21lloe
muB ~pcr Imerifo" oorciiirt iciu)
Inn 10 llbr abenos nod europ,
Ggpptcn u,b Sltinoien per Gompi
~Sd G%roucnce" Colt nod @roBbrito
nlcn mo Srlouo muB per 2a 81
pence" oOreiiirt lcin).
6reitog, 2. Sftobcr. - I'm L
NodJmittogs nod Sen N5oren
Gampier BON Bottom; INN 6 I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

Cine Stntiitit Scr 81.
burtcn uno SterbefGle bon 81 gro.
zen StGoten mGbreno bes SobrcS
1907 pcroffentli0te Die @ienar Wo,
qiitrats gbtbeiirng fir Statiitif. %.
nod lit Die groBte Staot Der @elt
GORDON nit 4,75S,21S ginpobnern.
gluf jc 100CGinnobner entfallen 25.6
@eburten aiiO t4.6 Sterbefdle. Ieiu,
Dprf founlt al 5lpeiter Stelle nit
4,2S5,4O Ginwobnern uno 2S.2 8e.
turts, 1876 Iooesrote. lleber 3ipei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Gereinigtc Sdngcr non Baltimore.
.225 2au.S uilbing.
Q t0gN

Sai1ptql,ortier: n@ermanta MGn-
nerfor . SaIle;" BrGiioent Senrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenOer uno pro.
tofoIlirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbeber, Nr. 3t5, Iorb.Gben-
StraBe, 6inan5iefretdr g. Simmel.
bcber, Nr. 315, Norb.goen. StraBe;
S6atmeiiter s. Midlid, Ger. 713,
@arner.S traBe; 0irigent 81. Sem.
berger. geriammIung icOen 8ipeiten
Sreitag i'm Wonat.
yIrion."
Singitunbe Mittlpod) in Ser Stag,
Salle," Nr. 205, Sonoperl trnbe. 81
rigent 3. Ielamet.
, r@ermonia.W Gnner6or."
$auptquartier: @ermania = Wdt.
nerdor-Sa1e, @r. 40 Bis Alp, @eIt.
2ombaro.S troBe. Sinaltrnoe: Con.
neritags - Sir!eent: 3beooor Sem.
berger.
rySrobiinn."
,Sauptquartier; .Srobiinu . Sole,
Scr. 1000, Sreberit 9penite. cling.
Ger. 116, Iorb.YacasS traBe, cling.
itltnbe: Mittpohs - 9irigent: Sobn
a. &lein.
,Mrbeiter.W Gnnerhor.
Sauptquartier: Inoreas' Sale,
0r. 3t4, SanoperItraBe. Singitunoe:
WitttpofS - 9trigent: Sapio We.
lamet.
.@ermania.S uartett-GIub."
Sauptqltartier: @agner's Saae,
itunoe: 9ienitags. - Giri9ent 8.
3arolus.
rTboIia-W
Sauptauarfier: 8oigt's SaIley Rr.
1122, Sarforb-a oenue. Singitunoe:
9ienitags - 9irisen. S. 6. Granf..
.2ocuit.8 oint.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 3ptder's Sale,
@de Cuba. unb &noreitrabe. Sing.
Itunbe: Nittnoh &benos 8 ubr -
9iriaent: Subert ariippel.
Mrbeiter.2ipoertafeI."
&auptaliartier: Bol5' Sale, Nr.
4C8, Beit . 2erinetonitraBe. cling
Itunbe: ~9ienitass-9iriaent Su6ert
ariippeI.
rgaperiidjer W6nnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Gfermann's Sane,
ode bnn Caroline. ino @ousBitrabe.
Sinsitunbe: Gonneritag abenos -
0irisent: Guguit Sdneioer.
.Wosart-W1 nnerdor."
Sauptquartier: &obert 8onmer's
Sale, Ir. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Sineitunoe is0en Confer.
Itag aben0 = Diriaent q. %. H6bl.
mann.
rgihenfran3."
Sanptquartier: au9ult GOetel's
(pormaIs 8orn's) Sale, ede Der g..
unb 8ougbItrabe, SigbIanotomt.
Singitilnbe: Mittpods - 9iriaeni
Geo, 90. Boblmann.
,WeIo6ie."
Sanptquartier: s. Mies' SaIc,
gde 2omitraBe nmb 8elair.War
9irigent 5. 8arolus.
.Sarmonie."
Sanptqlartier: Wr. 414. Wef...
5apette Strabe. Siueitunbe: Gieu
flags = Girigent: Sobn y. alein.
mWesger.@ cianapcrein."
Sauptauartier: Soffmann's $aqs,
Solu- nno Sorreititrabe. Sinaitunoe:
SienItag = Dirigent: &ubert Strip.
pei.
.@abenia.M Gnnerdor."
Saiiptquartier: Brett. unb 5 Ctr,
&isblanotomn. Sinsftunoe: Tien'
ftogs = Tirigent Geo. 90. B6bls
mann.
nGcutid) : llngariider 9ieoerftnns."
Sanptquartier: G%tterbein's Saae
(irii6er ~gintradt +. Snae"), 2ocmIt-
goint. SingitunOe: Sreitag Mbenos
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

9(6eno8 nod Srlono, 2iperpool un0
Shottlono per Camper oG%ompania,"
pio Guecnstomn (Eolt naf anOeren
2Gn0crn mlb yper Gonpnnio" oorel'
iirt iei1); INN 7 llbr 2lbenbS nod GU
ropa, Nirifo ltnb Sitinoicn per Gan'
pier st, Saul" pio Elpmoutb uno
Gbcrbourg.
i . it mad 2 il 5. un0 8 Ell TT q l.
Nmerif a, Meitinoien etc.
MittmodL 30.-llm 10 ltbr I6enOS
nod Cuba, Oucatm mo Gampede
per Gampicr YWontercp;" nad Gen-
trnlomerifo, &anol5onc, Colombia
unb Sii0.F ociiic- NGieu per Gan1pier
pin Colon; nod Snmoico per Gom'
pier bon E~biloOelpbio.
Gonncrltog, /. Sftobcr. I'm 10
llbr gbenOs nud) Sortune SSlon0
unb Colombia per Compiler .Erin5
6. SrieOrid)."
Sreitog, .. - I'm 10 ltbr Nben0S
nod Curacao ltrib Genc5uclo per
Camper oWorocoi6o;" rod Eorto
leo per Gonpicr nGorolino;" nod)
Snogllo unb &opti per Gompicr
rSornio;" nod) Snmoico, Eonomo,
&onol5onc, Barbados unb Colombia
per Gompfer Nitrate"
Die Foit nod Nclt,Sunblan6, bia
Noro.S ioncp, mo nod Wianelon
Dia Bolton, idlliebt bier tGglid) Inn
3 llbr Nodmittags; nod Cuba, nia
Campo, tGalid I'M | ltbr; nod Gotta
Silica, SonouraS, Eicoragua (Slt.
fiiItt), Solpooor mo @uotamola,
bio Neip.S Orleans, iGglid INN 10 l1br
Ibenos; nod Werico Gitp tdgIid UNI
2 llbr NadmittagS uuo 10 llbr
gbenbs.
Srons- Soft.
Wtittluod), 30. - I'm I llbr MbcnoS
nod) Soluoii nEo @uon1, pio Son
SronciSco.
Sonneritog, 1. Sftober. - I'm 7
l(br gbenoS nod Somoii unb ipesicn
oOrciiirte Yoit nod) Snpon, Gorcu
nnb China, pio Son Sroncisco.
TrcitoA 2. - I'm 7 llbr g6enoS
nod Supou, Gorco, China uno Sen
Fbilippincn oiu Goncorper, 9. &.
Sonntuh 4. - I'm 7 llbr S(beno&
nod) guItrolielt, Neuieelanb, Nell.
CALIFORNIAN ulo oen Siii.SniclL pio
G%oncoupcr, 9. e.
Eoit nod Sopoii, pio Seottls,
ld)licBt bier tG9li6 NM Z llbr NbcnoS
bis gum 6. Sftobcr; nad) Snpor, Gos
req, Gbino uno ben Ebilippinen, pio
Seattle, tG9lid Inn I llbr g(beroS bis
5ilnl s.. Sftober.
Sic Erons. Eocific.EoIt ipirS t1gz
li6 gum Ib9angSbafen bef0roert,
mo ser SdluB Scr Eoit 1T 70 arran.
9irt, ooB cine ununtcrbrodene lle5er.
no-9eforocriing ern,oalibt miro.
". Sail SarriS, YoItnlciltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

O(illipnen Gllllpobner baben tertter
Gari9, Chicago nnO Berlin nit 1S.5.
1873 be5lp. 1914 SoOesrote. Die Sc
bllrtSrutc bon YnriS betrGgt 1876, 10
buB lid) Der erldrcdeno geringc @es
burtcniiberiduB Don OF eroicbt.
@ien bate 1,979,003 Ginpobncr NIT
2l.S @cbltrta- lllo 17.3 SobeSrntc,
ollo cillen @ebltrtcniibcrl6ltB BON 10.
Sic gr6Bte @ebltrtSrotc, n0ntlid 44.2.
mciit &airp bc5iiglid) Der Ginbeinli-
iten ouf 13.3 be5iiglid Ser Srcn1-
ocn), Damn folgt c6eninllS filr Ole
Ginbcinlilhcn Nlcrnn0rio nit 400;
Dem 5lltGdit ltcbt Niirnberg nit 1913.
Sic geringitc @eburt9rote mciicn Fos
riS 1850, Sriiiicl G7.6) lrnb 2pot
(t6.9) ollf, Die mciltcn StcrbcfGltc
bate WooruS (nuf 1000 Ginuobner
40.5 SobeSfGae); linn iolgen &oiro
(3S.4) umb NlcronOrio 1860 be5iiJ-
LID Der Ginbcimilhel. Ibgeiebcn
bon oieien ans Sen bortigen Soni4
tGtSmiBltGnotn iid c%rgebcnocn Ino-
nlolicn lpciicn MtoSfuu 21.5, Woorio
27.2, 2cipSig 25.3, Tottcrbon 2l.2,
Sociio 22.l rnb @reSlou 22.3 oltf.
Mlli @rln0 oicicS notiirlid)en @cp0l.
fcrlun0apnpodDicS, ionic Der Monocs
rrnlgabemegltng mltroe i'll Sollfc oe@
rlobrcS 1907 Berlin bon Chicago an
GimpobncrSnbl iibcrililaelt.
Sn oem rci1en Gn9lano
gicbt cs feline Ginfommen bic al oic
Nicien . @infomUcn IN Den Scr.
Stootcn olld) MIR cntiernt beronrci.
dcn. 0oS gilt namentlid bon Der
QeihGitlidcn un0 inouitriellcn &rei,
len ocS 2onocS. Nnd NilSmcis Der
Steuerliltcn, sic in gnglano cileH
sllpcrlGiii9cn Wobitob fir Die gin'
tonrmcn = SerbGltniiic bicten aiebt
tS mr. Elm pnur @ci6GitSlellte ulo
8robinoultricQc, ocreu iGbrlid)eS
Ginfommell sic ,Sum1mc pom $3.50
600 iibcritcigt. Mit eincm Ginfoms
men bon $4,000 bis $250,000 iinb
I'M @ol5cn MIR 2l1 Eerioncn 5ill
Ginfommcnltcltcr pcranlhlagt. Nanr
iomnlcn 517 Stclcrpflidtiac, Die Cit
ginfommcn bon $4,000 bis $50.
600 81 pcrlteltcrn baben; 322, Die
nit Ginfommen 5miidcn $4,000
uno $4,000 in sen 9iiten lteben ,
5St, bic iid init $4,000 bis 500
900 bCldeiocn; 1889, Die Iih nod
clnes GinfommcnS bon $4,000 bis
at $4,000 riibnlen, uno 6155, 0ie
inter $4,000 bleibcn, obcr ilber
$4,000 binalSgebcn. Gin ginfom.
men bon $500 bis $4,000 bnben 24t,.
4i0 EcrIoncn 81 pcritcllcrn. Gicle
3iiicrn id)lirBcu gngeitcltc uuo Ar-
better jeOod nid,t Gin. llntcr oieisn
aloiicn gicbt eS 312,1tt Die ell
Ginfomncu bon $500 bis 5u $4,000
bobcn; 1926, sic jGbrlih bon $4,000
tis 81 $4,000 pcr0iencn, uno 1888,
sic iib;r $4,000 binnllSfommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Sermanm Sabcmbuop,

Several 9fgent nno Britnoeiaenituins'Winfler,
empfieblt Itb oeiH geebrfen EnbIifuin beffers
5iirl 9pueftiren bon Wiietben iilo Bruno5ifier.
5lint s'erfaif bon iealibem 8rurbeigentbuils los
tpie hur NeritdberiinG aepen Seuersaefabr. Nit
GftffsfarteH bon ulto mad europa ito BET
mir 5I baben.
bureau: 4O7 @aitber. 9ioa G.sebarles'
Gtrabe. lSept1. 12aste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
S95O.OO. 3n perfanfcn: $4,000.

5ene neuen, mopernen diuetuBdl9en. SdnIer
on Der Nors' Sare.S trabe siuii4er Sair,moSat.
ncn gihri6tlngei; eemeutirte aeuer. 8ot lHo
Eruttoirs. gmdiuirtc 9aoeipai.ien unb aitbeii'
euseliie, Marn1ortreppetl inb ,Seitntie, 1ant'
Iteinen 9epflqltett. Ste ntiiffen gefeben fper""u.
unit fe f6dbeii 5i f6nnen.
Man rebme S1irtnoInt : Mbenne . Waagons.
Gebr Ieidte BeSinaungen. BUR Snfpeftion tdas
(ib uno Sonhfags often. 9eenfen am RInse.
B~ruuomietbe $4,000 = fetsuHobreibte Doudrs
bro Sabr.
(WQdt1a-) 8dlilnternebu1er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

FaHe 5mr &eiie in's MmslanS Re.
Iorat 6. Saline, VT. 413, Ca.8aIt;.
''oreitrahc, nabe Gait0m Sonic ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Ga bcrfanfeu
liza .A-

3H bcrfaufen.
$3.50 = Sir eiEcs iener prattbonen. Saii'
fer rabe gaiierionsVarf, air. 20, %. % etc,
J,orosSaresS trabe. Gemeutirie Irottoire, aeis
Ter uio 3oi; eInnilirie 9aoeipanne mo SIN
denaussnb etc. $50 Saar uilo Reit unter lebr
lei6fen Bcoinetnaem faufen zines iener ilooers
men Sdufer. Wefidtiat fe rlib iiber5eliet eib.
Sebr Ieihte geoinsuIgen. Go,paro Z. Stord,
an Dirt uno etefe. (Suni17, iS,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Sm ~pcrfanfcm pbcr 81 ucrmictben.

Gu Ucrfauicn pbcr 8u Uerinietben:
Gdbalis nit pnoen, @inridtnllg iino Sfdu
cute @elegcnbeit fir ben redien WinIlit; IN nll'
hliibcnoer @egeno; outer @efddttsplnb 9iu1'
~6nfraaen in Wr. 2701. observation-disclosures.
@(273-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
gu pcrfamfcn.

Su pcrfaufen.
Gr. 1916, Sits9aItimures Strabe: SrlnS5irts
S42, NSaiieriteiier So, Steuern $f4. Serller
9r. 2f6, 9toros 8oies StrnBe; 8rmno8ins $50,
Waiiermieibc 81, 80, Steuert Sill. Nian dSreis
fire: Dor 49," 9rprbitiun bieies Slattes.
ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Baltimore Marft6eridlte.

9olti N o G, 90. September 1908.
We6l. - 3uinbr 10,S20 SGiier.
einIblicbli6 1895 SGiicr ST. 2ocltlt.
Foirt hnO 1878 6Giicr 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
SGnrsr ~ 1erranTen

SGnrsr 40 1erranIen
fiir SfIOO unfer Contract. Sbne Hn5abIins.
Hatelt MIR IS pro s8ode.
aaujpretS. 49,. .$t400 $500 gSoden5abt.
- 90 gSoden.
3iufen 5u CO.. ~ -
Grtno,ins. 49,. az 2G0. 90 idbrI. be5ablt.
GteiIern. 10 144.00 idbI. giseab.
Weriitberun9. 2 116. 90 Dem aduier
- gutgei6rieben.
TotdIstinfpften. $144
slae slnipaltseebiibren bonn Salilrternebrier
be5dbIt. Wtooerne 9inridiunaeil. ssna. Wa.
Slant, Nr. 100, Turb.Gitntcn. Straee, eds con
Jatrnunnt.Muenue. tSepf4,1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
8erlanat i'm Naaemeinen.
@erlamgt:

Veflnn0t:
Sin oeutider Winnt init 6amiIie fir .Stah.
arbeii uno Nelor9uug Der BIeroe; mif, Gut
entpiubleiriife fem, Z ii stad6lfruaen in Geo. I.
Safer'S aoblenbof, @arriiousgane mno ~. u.
G. V..yabu". t2T2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

Sine rette iunpe SrnlI lpiinidt SteIle 5iin
aoden. gSaiden NIB 8ii9eIn bel elmer fIeillen
SanliIie nabe N%rpaopap; gebt gtbenos mad
&alfe. 9iah5uira8en in Or. 1901, Sft.gratt'
strafe. t2T3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
SeutI6es Observation-Disclosures

iintcr Der slnfitbt Der ySeutf6eI @efeat6att."
0ieienioen, bie oeutfdc Snropcrfer. glrbeiier
nno Sienitboien 5u beif1ttiaen luiinfbeit, ippls
len iib p,.,,4"itrh ooer in iranfirien Grietel an
ben aeenterl Der eeleuifatt, 3obann 2. Yiessr,
penoen, meiter inenieeItIi6 IiSfunit ertbeilen
piro. Gpre6itunoen bon 1 bis 8 lbr.
(Sau27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

@eniidter Ir. 2..... 81 -5fRI
@emiifter Nr. 3d.. 80 -50H
Noggtn. - 3ufubr 1851 gu'
idel; aus Sen @leuatoren 3uriidge5o'
gen 1857 9uihel; GIapatorenuor'
ratb S1,625 9uifel.
Seutige S6luBrate:
Nr. , meitlider Hoggen S312-..
gtr. > Hoggen. ..... 79R-S0
Su SGden, lie nad) Glta.
lit1t 70 so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
8erfGufe allf Der hieiigen gfieften.
borie.
FIRST CALL,
SECOND CALL.

1000 Ga, Gar. & u. .t0t&
1000 ga. & aIa. con. oct. ............ 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

del; ans Den gleuatoren 5uriida,3o
ten 11,4GG Suidcl; Gleuatorenpor.
fotb 2l0,033 9uidcl.
Seutiac SdjIubratc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
GtcQensciuhe.


Stenegefud:
Gin iuneer 9dder fudt Siele ais dtpeite
Sano iiir Prob iino Cafes. Jtad5Hfrngell IN
9ar. 1926, Sip'y9plfe'S truRc. (2ND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

SftHfntfhn.
Sin iunaeS gbepdar iuht Stellila in Staot
ODER Yanp; Srdu fir aufert, 9Saiden ulIo Vii
0elIt, Mann fir Salsurbeit. 9tnd8ufraaeu III
yr. t9t, Cft.Yrait.S trase, ,. Ilnr. (27I--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

Stcncgeiudl.
Sin iuneer Mann fubt Stellir9 alS 9dder
ais Sipeite Sano fir Broo. gtad5lfraaen III
Hr. 9t7, G~niprsStra6c. t273)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Manner nno &naben.

0ertdngt:
Gin eriabrcner NuithelntaIlt. nm ein S1lichels
Separtement 81 iiibrer. 9iGd ~Sufragen perloHs
lid bel Morton Is. Stuut a. So, Baltimore
NM 9ibcrtD'S trabc. (27I,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

WcrInn0t:
Sin Sfnubc our GrlermurG oc5 Barber Sc
fbiftS. 9iud5ufraaen it 3r. 26i7, Sraneie'
Strukc. (273-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

3G6nsN gsfii1t bate. Nun aber itetlte
'id gu Wnfane bes Septembers pieoer
3abni9mers Elm bel Seiner Majeitdt
in einem i4on f9ob9oftcn Saten5abne.
Ser S@mer5 fling gang 19elinre an, 10
baB 2ubpig Suerit ibn nur pentg be-
a9tetc; bann uber ~iteiQerte 'i9 almGs
Iia bic pein unb purbe 8uIeBt f9ier uns
et:.rGgli9.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacementS, inflammation, ulcera
ton, fibroid tumorS, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing down feeling, tiatulency, indiges.
ton, dizziness orneryous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites nll sick
women To write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, lynn, Mass.