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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

Charles B. James--Dear Sir--It has now been some time since I left your Sanatorium. where took treatment for Whiskey Habit. wish to state that now have no desire for whiskey. and my general health is much improved in every respect. I sleep good, enjoy d good appetite. and uy digestion is all right. I haven't lost a day from work since I returned Home. think the thing for man to do. when he nnds he has to have whiskey to feel good. Is to go to your Sanatorium and take treatment. He will find the amount he spends for the treatment the best investment he ever made. Rhe party who wanted prices on home treat ment decided he would quit drinking without aid, but T. notice he is still drinking, and ] think he will order Home Treatment or go to the Sanator. Sum soon. Give my best regards to all connected with the Sanatorium. With best wishes for yourself and the San. atorium. am, yours truly.
 "G. w, WILLIAMS
 s.6orton, Miss. Oct. 3. 1906"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
New Novelty Silks of Rare Beatty

These foasds of the most superb weaves designed articaiy and coofed n such exquetY dainty shaded eect to lead to believe almost that Famy Fingef alone coud have accomplished the ends obtained; these are $f.25 yard.
 New Shantung Silks, suf P inches wide, in white, cream grey, rose eather brown cardinal light blue and black, in every way good the heretofore $25 knd are placed at S5c yard.
 New Ecru Fiet Nets in abot dozen distinct designs unrsualy good for wass or complete gowns are offered at most fair prices-$J.00 to $2.50.
 COLORD FABRI s and WHITE GOODS In wide range of all that's better and beautif than the ordinary, day by day being added to sperb stock Very dainty the eolored hases and voes with grounds of white and champagne, enhanced and relieved by contrasting figures dot stripes and cheeks. These e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
BELFAST SLITTINGS.

Real linen finish, offered in all eolors and white, splendid for skirts or ftsl1 sGsits, frM 34 inch- es wide, at l5c vi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
THE HOSIERY COUNTER

Is ali aglow now with the new Spring novelties for women and children; especially attractive are the new Infants' Sox In . wide variety of plaid tops, stripes, checks, solids and lace and embroidered kinds entic- ingly priced at 25c and BOG a pair.
 Ladies' fast black Gauze Cotton Hose, real Maeo and ftsll fashioned styles and sizes are mentioned at 25c a pair.
 Ladies' Out size black seam less Hose, of the well known Burson make, are BOG a pair.
 Ladies' extra size low neck seamless Richeliep ribbed Under vests, with mercefized tapes arc splendid valncs at J5c each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
Do You Drink Whiskey
 To Excess?

gS You Do. Read the Following Letter and Go te 4he James sanatoFiEna and Get ReIief---At as the Largest and Most eacees2ful SnnaterluHh sn the World Devekea ksEeanaaEsay 60 the Cure of Drunkennnss and Drug Adaictfons,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
RhOIoids...A New Treatment fO'
 Rheumatism

A remarkable discovery has been made by a Washington scientist where by those afflicted with Rheumatism, in any of it's forms, can hnd relief and orornnt cure from their suffering.
 It;is his desire to have every sufferer of this torturing dtaease in Montgom- cry to try this new. treatment known as Rholoids and with this end in view a free trial treatment will be sent to any address upon request. by The Rholoids Company. Washington. D. c, By taking advantage of this liberal off, fer you are enabled to test the cura- tive power of RholoEds without ex- pense. If you are satisfied that 1t will help you. the regular s1 size treatment can be secured at E. c. FoWler's. 8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
EXQUISITE NEW LACE WAISTS $500
 EACH. A

These are exceptionally pretty styles in eeru and white, with the new "Mandarin0 sleeve effects in square or round designs, which ordinarily sell at $500 and $6.50.
 New Tailored Waists In mannish. shirt plaited styles, with laundefed collars and euffs of linen materials, at SAYS, $3.50 and up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

x.,v York. Feb. 2i.--<special Cor .sn n,,on dance. )---The lion and the Iamp fnr rather the Tiger) have iaid down <~-.fhar and now all is peace and nar- ,ssnv in the ranks of the Democratic party in this city after period ol more than two years of internai stfite The war which had been threatened oy Charles F. Murphy. leader Q, Lslnns snn.,
 sr Eau. against Patrick H. McCarren' tss acknowiedged head of the Democ- rsev in Kings County. at the Marcn ,,rirnaries has been abandoned. but per hane of greater significance than tnls ss ,ha fact that Mayor George B. Mc- fsYsilan. who has been at ioggerheads rgith the leader of Tarnmany Hall, prao- sicaliy from the beginning of nis 5sIm of office. has kissed and made up. Inese powerful allies are now. fo all inesnss and purposes, combining their rofces for the express purpose of doing es- erything in their power to prevent tne rornination of William Jennings bryah for inc Presidency. While working TOT s,,' uninstructed delegation to the pen- ver convention. with reasonable assur- as,oes of success in that direction, these ladders entertain very slender hopes ol preventing Bryan's nomination. HOW ever. they appear to De content VII wsn fha knowIedge that at the coming eiec- fIon the Democratic Party in this case win be united to a greater extent tnan axter before in years. It is positivety asserted that no matter who is nomi- uafed for the Presidency the compact for harmony among all the Democratic leaders of the State organization VIII continue until election night The views of all leaders, State, county ana AsssnbIy. are to be called for and con sidered and the majority view is to be accepted, not only as 10 Presidential and state candidates. but as to Con- wrasxnaeu. Senators, Assembiymen ana judges. The reason assigned for the catching up of the difference Ions ex- isting between Mayor Mcclellan and Charles F. Murphy Is that the former is out for the Democratic nomination for Governor of New York, and real- izIug fhe futiiity of endeavoring to see cure that nomination without the cor operation and hearty support of Tam snan,s leader, he has decided at length fo bury the hatchet. The victory ts all with Murphy and he is now a much digger man in this State politically than he has ever been in his entire career. As pointed out by your corr respondent a number of weeks ago. Charles Y. Murphy has aspirations to figure as a national leader, and judg- ing from recent events, he is succeed- ing very admirably in accomplishing his purpose.
 Meanwhile, the Presidential candi- dacy of William Jennings, Bryan here in the East grows apace. No better ev- idence of this could be afforded than in tho dinners recently given in this city by the National Democratic Club. These functions have been for the ex- press purpose of discouraging the movement in favor of Mir. Bryan. but at all of them the name of the candi- date. instead of being received fin a .F darfufon has nrnvoIxed rhaara
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
WHITE LAWN.

A very special qssality, 40 in. wide material which a large order placed before the advance, enables sss to offer at 12 t-2c a yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

would not enter in my list of friends q man who needlsssly sets foot upon a Worm.--Cowper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
NEW MoHAIR SKIRTS,

Extra wide and very deep, full plated ef- fleets In two good styles, trimmed in self folds and bands, eolors white, navy, brown, grey and black; wou1d De reasonably priced at $500, though featured for this week at $3.98.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
FREE nRrn nTRE

Chas. B. James. 1ss Poplar Ave, Dept. 10. Memphis Tenn. Please send to my address. all charges paid, a free trial bottle for patient using (state here num- Der of grains used each 24 honrs). ... grains of (state kind of drug here). ...
 ................ State here if used by mouth or hypodermie1lly ...s.....s,. .......sa'"sss.sss.ss Town state ] ...s...."s..... .....'''.sssAs'sasses Nearest Express Office
 |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
ENGLISH NAIrISOOK.

Very beautHtsl and sheer finished. Unustsally soft and only four inches less than . yd wide ak l5c a yard. <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
DOWN AND FEATHER
 PILLOWS. s... .-

Sacrificed and guaranteed per- fectlY sanitary are all reduced. J8x25 $I.J0 Feather Pillows
 for .. :. .. .. ..83c each 20x27 $J.50 Feather Pillows for .. .. .. .. .. ..$t.12 each I9x26 $J.50 Feather Pillows
 tor ... =. .. - ..St.t9 each J9x26 $t.S5 Feather Pillows
 for :. .. .. ..$J.39 each 20x27 $2-39 Down Pillows
 tor .. =. .. .$J.79 each 20x27 $3.e6 Down Pillows
 for .. .... ,.$2.S7 each (asd Floos)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

FANCY SILK KIMONAS In a large gathering of beauti- ful Oriental patterns and plain eolors, made very ftali and long enough for tall women, who like house garments that are comfortable and pretty are of- fercd in the muslin underwear department on second floor at $4.5o each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

" ' MOWn anu black shadow striped, senai-fitted, satin lined Sici- Han Coat Suits,
 coat seh-tfirnsned and skirt fssli pfait- ed with fold trim ming, priced to self them ali in a day at $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
&carit iicat.

q l6nuD, N.-D, Z. M1rj. fab
einem Sample uon fat orittbalb ,Sob'
ren lit enoIid) erreiht, mas &iIlianl
Nonoolpb 6carlt i'm Sntereiic ebrIi-
der WGbler oltrebte: Die bel Der
WaporSmobl bon 1906 in Hem Dorf
nbaegebcneu Stinmen mcr0en nclI
gejdblt merocn. M,it bier gegen brei
Stilnnen bat beite Der 2lppellbof Die
bodite Snitanj oes Staates, entldbie.
oen, bab Der @enerolonmalt Sodion
IN oem Don inn eingeleiteten oGuo
Worronio" sgerfobrcn oos Hed)t bat.
olle StinmfGltcn 81 oiinen, obnc oob
er porber Vemciie iiir sic in oen cins
5elncn Iiitriften pcrilbtcn @allneTien
81 licicrn brnudt. Inour6 miro Ser
lebte Winfel}ng WcGlellan'S perei.
teIt, bie iu ieincn 01nIten n6gcgcbcne
@ntiheioling Der IppeIloiuiIon un-
geltoben, mo ser BON Gi6ter Ternon
Wt. 9auis cin9cuonllncne Stanopintt
glltgcbciBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
GnticHeltc Glementc.

llebcrIhmcmmltngen in .SllinoiS llno
,Snoiana. - Sn @isconlin tobt
ser ihlimmIte SAneciturm Der
Saiion.
SolcSo, 8, 6. W6r5. - Ger
0taunecs sGiper Itcbt beilte bober ais
ie 5uuor unO cine iiber i'm iiibrenoe
Bride lit ourb SreibeiS 5crItDrt NOR
bcn. 9ie Wannidnit elmer beitte
burh Den @isgong gegen Die Bride
ceiiibrtcn ihmeren Stublborge ent-
Qing MIR nit fnopper 9iotb benz
SuOe.
Yeru, Snb., 6 MGrs. = Nabe5ll
1000 Wom iinb oiird oos sluStreten
ocs @oboib 9iiper arbeitsIoS aeluor-
ben iino piele @obnlngen i6lueben
in @ciobr. Ser Stub iteigt beliie
CUR Hate BON eincm 3oll pro Stllnoe,
mo man fiirdtct, oab Der iiiolidc
5beil Der StaOt Geitte MbenO iiber-
idiucmnt iein miro.
9telp 81 / b NJ ono, gSiSc, 6.
MGr5. = Ser ldlinmIte Sdncc-
itl,rm scr Soiion lit bier entieiielt.
Ser ShnecioIl bc1onn Inn Wfitter-
nodt am Mittruod) unb Der Sdnee
licgt jcbt onrdldnittll6 Elm Sub
tief. Gie Giienbabnen limo jeood)
iolpeit I'M Stonoe 0clueien, ibre 3iige
leiOlih gut SIT 6u beioroern.
Gbico9o, 6. Wtar5 - Sdmerer
Geeen lit ieit geliern bier geiallen
rno ser ilnter Dem Nnmen 8age-
Torf befonnte Sta0ttbcil 3ipil6en
Der AZ. uno II. StroBe unO Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uro Solltb
&eb5ies9lpenue ipuroe lpdbren0 Der
pcr9ongencn Noht einen bis Ieds
SUB tief intcr @alier gelebt. @ielc
Samilien moren sur 6lutbt 9e5lpun.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
S6bcrer Sub.


Senot iiir 9(uibeiierlng Ser Gage ser
Siii,ierc lmb SoIOaten. - Gcs
PEN iiber Gourontreiorn. -
9(uslieicruugS Gertrag nit Der
Shipcis. - llntcrludltng 0eS
llnterice6oot- SfonoalS pom Sau3
behloiien.
8Qibington, 3. g., 6. W'1r5.
- Ger Senot paIlirte bcltc Ole Hlr-
mce .SorIage, melde Ole 8oaen Der
SIii,iere nm 3 bis % Ero5cnt lno
Oen Solo ser llnteroii5ierc lmo @es
mcinen nm 40 Yro5ent erb6bt,
Iepen T.sO.) bielt cine Innge
Re0e 3u @lulitcn ser ihmebcn0cn
Gourontrefornlbiq. Gr crmGbnte ocn
Elun 5ur Gtablirung elmer Central
gmf IN lobenoen @orten, erflGrte
eOoh, berielbe fGme all9enbIIdlib
niht in @etraht, ga eS iih 5ilr 3eit
nur INN ScItItellimg elmer Wtetbo0c
bun0le, 0urh nclhe Gollrnut genug
iiir einen 9totbiou 9eiGaiien merben
Tonne.
Ger Senat rotiii5irte einen 2ht3.
lieierungspertrog 5miihen ocn Ser.
Staoten uno ser Shmeij. I'm 2.35
eriolgte Gertagung bis sum Wfontog,
Sas Gcpr1ientantenbaus paIlirtc
einen 9eihluB 5ir llnterluhlmg Der
ton 9ilep (Gonn) erbobenen slntIas
gen be5iigli6 beS llntericeboot Sfon-
Gols. (9tGberes oariiber iiebe al an
oerer Stellel-N. 5. H), lno Der
Spreher ernannte iolacnbe Serren
su Mitglicoern oes llnteriudlngS-
Gonlite'S; 9olltea (SaS), @orliBer
SImiteo (Tn.), StepenS (Minn) uno
9rouliaro (Sa.).
Ias SouS beihGitigte iih mebrere
Stlnocu lang nit Grorterlmg Der
Bill, lpcltbc peror0net boB Dem ro-
mild ).fatbolii6en gr5biihof BON Ma-
niIo 100000 fir 9eihGoiaung bon
&irDeneigentbum auf ocn Ebilippi'
nen bur6 unier Wiiltir olsgcioblt
iper0en iollcn, mo bic Gill nllroc
ihlieblib ongenonnen. I'm 1.5O
pertagte lih oas Salls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
Srnit- -@iec-9sraIiScnt 6caebt Sclbit-
murO.

Tctroit, Mid., 6. MGr5. -
GGmoob Z. Sauce, eriter Sice.Grd.
iioent Ser .llniou Grnlt 60" uno
friiberer Yoftmeiiter bon Getroit, er.
i6ob iid) belte iriib in ieiner bieiiacn
@obnling. ssinnn5iellc Sorgen iol-
len i'm in ben 5oo eetrieben baben,
aQein lpie sic geumten Der Srlllt-
Gonpognie erfl1ren, beiinben iid)
leine Iednungen in pollltanoiger
Sronung. Sance nuroe por 56 Sab
rem in @ilmington Gel, geborcn
rn0 fam in 1878 nab Detroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
8egcn barbariidc Straimittcl.

@aibin0ton, 7. Mir5. - 81.
notor 9iclion 6cnbIidtigt Oas Sneiien'
legen als Strnie in ser gunoesmo'
rine 5lt beicitigen. gr unterbreitete
benz Senot Elm 9lmenoement sur Wa'
rine.9emiQigungs6ia, in ipelder oiC
slbidafiung oieicr Straie, Of iie pom
Gommanoanten ober pon eincn
9riegsgeriht periiiet miro, por9cie
ben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
Icrgiftrtc GinScr nnS iidl Iclbit.

" ater urp, Conn, 6. 0tdr5.
= Wonctti Nontre55a, ein befmnter
bieiiaer @uiifer, pcreiitete in ser let
ten Habt ieinen illngen Sobn @ils
liam, ieinc iehSidbri9e So6ter NM
iih ielbit nit &nrboll6ure. gotel
iluo Sobn iinb toot unn bos M1oder
Iiegt aui ben 900 bnrnieoer. Gin(
aus ser Shule 5uriidfcbrenoe ilter(
Sodtcr inno bel ibrer Infunit in
Gltern6auie bie 2eihen. Montre35c
mar ieit lingerer 3eit NIT Sbwer
ini,t6 bebnftet.
Montre,5a mar ieit mebreren $50
den auber geihaftigung rno iein(
@ottin or6eitete in elmer ,Sabrif. 9el
Muno llno bas 8eiid)t bes fleiner
WGohens iinb idmer perbrannt bod
boiit man, oab es bapon fommer
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
: 8altimore, Mo, Tretas, ben 49, Wd,5 1908,

9cnol, pos mein Iofltment beioQt,
lpcnu 0us corrliptc Eroftifcn iinb. Sd
6eboupte Die Gingc, sic i6 BORT er.
mGbnt babe" Innn iolgte cine 9fei-
be bon Sro9en bctrcffcno Die 9tus
men herienigcn Ole iifl bottcn cor
rltmpiren tolIelL obcr SiQep mid 81
reftcn gIntluorten beitGnOig ans. Sc
oo6 erfIGrte er lid bcreit, einen %or-
fau 81 er5dblen, uclher ibnt lclblt
puIlirt ici. SSn lett uerilulicncn Gnn-
9reB lei ein berporro0en0er Sn0ritris
eler leincS Stootca, 5ualeih elmer lei
ner iltimen Sreun0e, III ibm 9efonl-
men ltnO babe ibm aciagi, CT babe
arobc gluitrlge BON Der oGlectric Boot
So" IN 9luSlid)t, mcnn &iQeD iiir
Die llnterieebootc itinlmCn niir0c.-
GieiCr Wtonn Iei lCbcr III Gicnlten Der
Electric Boot 80" 0CItnn6cn Der
Eice ErGlioent Ser @ciclidoit, 6rolt,
bobe 0cnlelbcn in Icinem GienIt &c.
babt. Gas NGmlicbe ercignete ii6
0ieic3 ,Subr in inherent Gomite, Cbe
Der 9lntrdQ aeItcIlt mltroe, llnteriee=
boote 5u beipilligcn. Sin neller So
britont aus Scr Stoot Bridgeport
fum 5u mir" 10 crtlGrte 2iaep Dor
Oem 9IuSi6IB, uIogte mir, ieine 80
brif lei 10 gut, mic gclhloIlen, obcr
er tGnnc einen 9lltitrng bon $4,000
bon Der Boot Gompngnie betonlncn,
menn 2illep fir ole 9oote itimmcn
miirbc. Sd lrnate ibrL lpie piel gro-
tit er babel mohCn niiroe. Gr ant
mortete, $4,000. 9tlu1, iagtc i6 ;bm,
lolien Sic MIDI rc6t peritcbcn, Sic
ucrlon9en bon mir, Dob id 313 Wiil-
lipnen GoaarS on6crer 2cute @clo,
mopon icb einer ser SrultceS bin, Der
goot.Gompagnie in oie Soi6e finn.
men iou, bantit Sic $1,000 Eroiit mo,
6cn? "a iuiir6c i6 Sbncn lieber
ielbit sic $1,000 qcbcn. GoS enoete
0oS SSntcrnieiu. NbCr oonn fam cit
gnnolt, melher Orei poer bier Gage
bier blicb, rn0 am Wor9ci, olS cr
obreiite, lieb er cincn @rief i'm D@il.
lorb.Sotelu fir mid, entboltcnO einen
9luslhnitt onS elmer @oibingtoncr
3eitllng, morin 9cloGt mar, Oos Oio-
rinc. Ieportelnent babe bier llntcricc-
boote nod Manilo 1eiouot rno cra
iuortc, Dob glnocre fol1en ipiirben
0eSbal6 iollte eine libcrolc @elpilli-
gllHg fir iolhr geniodlt lperben. .9ieie
Electric Boot 60" lit ein @citnnf in
Scr 9toie Der 9tation lcit ,Sobrcn gclue-
len, lno mcincr slniibt nud bat liC
ncbr getbnn @ciebGcbInN 5il cor.
rilntpiren, olS nlie onOcrcn Corpora
tioncn ser Welt. Sf crohtc bie Wiit.
alicOidoft 0cS, Soiies olS Don Der be.
ltcn GnolitGt; lic linb 1clpohnlih 0ic
beiten WiGnner aus Den Tiitrittcn,
luober JIG fomrs ober c8 miirOc ieIt'
Jam crl6cinen, iDcnn inter Den SS3
Scltten ii6 niht einigc idor5c S6oic
befinocn Dilrocn.
9foh0cm 2illep nit bicIer Siro0C
iertig gcluorOcn, frogtc Gol5ca: Ser
itcbe id, Oob Sic bebouptcl, @elo ici
perollSgobt moroen, iei an Wtit9licOcr
bes Gongrciic5 bc5oblt luorOen, INN
ocren Stinlmcn 81 beeinilliien? 2"
SillcD: sd bcbolpte niht, bob
@elb be5oblt uorben lit, nm Gongrcb-
.Otitglieber ~ 6eite6en, ib qe0enfc,
81 bclpciict OnB @elb 81 Gnmpogne.
Sonos bcigcitenert poroen it, luoS
moroliid gcnoll ouiiclbe lit, nlS pcnn
9eltehunnaAclhcr int Gonlite5inmer
ilber 0cn Sicb gereiht iucr0er. !Qfo.
ruliid ut boa genol oollelbe. geieb'
lib nidt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
Suppclmuro nnS Selbitmero.

MOON. Conn, 6. M1r3. - Sobn
5. 2pnt, 80 Sabre alt. erihoB beilte
I'M Gaul6c ieine Shpiegermuiter
,Srou Catherine Gittmau, periu,in..
oete ieinc Satin tootlih uno bepine
Selbitmoro. sSrnu 2pnt lit bi,rdl
oic 9ruit geiholien mo miro idfper.
lid ocu Tag iiberlcbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
Germiidtc Selesrapliidc Scpcidem.

- Iea Gais, elm 9saGtmdrter Der
sltnion 9aciiic-gabn" in grigbton,
Col, lit bon orci Hdlbern, pelbe IN
Die ,Jarncrs' State ganf" eln5n-
breben periu6t batten, eri6oiien
lpprOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13

TaiIe 5mr Heiic in'S slnslano be-
Iorgt 6. 9iaine, Nr. 413, EIt.Salti-
moreitrafc, nabc Gnitom Sonie sIuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
@robfeucr Is in Sapan.

Tofio, 6. MGr5. - Sn RoSa
Sop elmer 9roucrei-goritaot roE
Sofio, brod) beute Elm 6cuer aus, ipel.
Dies 400 BON 6en 1000 SGitiern oes
SrtcS 5crIt6rte. Wlan id)dtt sen
Ghoocn oui $2,500,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13
Midc 3u Midc.
Gccroianna Ser Spfcr pun Golin.
iuuuo bcaunncn.


Flon einc3 gemeiniomcn Qeihcn6e.
g1ngnilIe8 oufgegeben. 9tur
Oie ni1t i0enti3irten 2ei6en
Iollen 3ulammen bcgra6en mer.
Sen. - 3obl ser Spier 6etr1at
mobriheinIiA nidt iiber t67. -
StaatS 2eaislatlr peripiQigt
$4,000. - Seimgeildte @ltern
ioaeu 500 fiir ieoeS umgefom.
meme &ino erbalten. Nus.
Iogen Ser geretteten 2ebrerinuen.
- aatberine @eiler's SeIoen.
nut6.
GIeoelonb, ., 6. MGr,. -
Sm Bnn5en iino bis bcute Tormittng
167 2eihen pon Spiern oe$ S6ul-
blusbronoes in Gollinpooo ouigeiln-
ben unb MIR 90 oerielben iin0 nod
nid)t ioentili5irt. Inter 0en 3ulebt
iOcntiii5irten Spiern beiinbet Ii6 Sri.
&atberinc ySeiler, cine ser 5mei nm
pcfommenen 2ebrerinnen. oeute
elnnbt man, 0oB olle 2eihen oliige.
iunoen iino lno Dob Die 3nbl Der
Spfer ni6t iiber f67 betrd1t. Ger
Sorldlag zines gcmcinlnnen 9eihen.
bc0dngnilieS lit Ourhgciallen uno in
Den meiItcn 6Gllen mer0cn bie beim-
aeIrtften Somilien ibre Sobten ielblt
begro6en 9eeroigungen fporen Sen
0on5en Sog iibcr I'M 8onge. Die
nid)t ioentiii3irtcn Spier iperoen am
Wontog in einem ein5igen @rabe bel.
1elett meroen, ouf pel6em Elm Ienf.
nal erriftet nerben ioa.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-13

TaiIc snr Hciic in's YnslanS BE-
iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit'yalti'
,murcItrake, nabe Gmitum Sonie Nuc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
NEWSOF THE COURTS
Sullivan Appeal to Supreme Court in Bridgeport Put Over
 Until Next Tuesday,
TO TEST BALLOT LAW
So Rumored as to Henry Y, Blake Sheehan Murdcrers to Wethcrs'
 ncld---Mr. Ioomis Honored,

Jeremiah J, Sullivan, the former po- lice commissioner who was removed by Mayor Martin, took an appeal m thc supreme court and It was to have been heard yesterday in Bridgeport It was put over until Tuesday sullI- van was removed hy the mayor'for pc lltica activity on election day in 1907 He appealed to the superior court here and they sustained the action of the mayor and so he appealed that decision to the supreme court Corporation Counsel Rogers and Assistant Corpora ton Counsel O'Meara have conducted the city's side of the case and Judge Tyner has represented Sullivan
 The appeal was as to the right Of the mayor to take the action lie did. The superior court did not hear Sulli- vans evidence on this score, The city answered this with a reply that the mayor was justified in his action as the commissioner had no right to cleo tioneer while at the polls in his Of hcial capacity.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-07
MT. Joomis apDointcd.

Attorney Seymour c. Loomis re- celved his appointment as member from Connecticut of the committee on uniform laws of the American Bar as- sociation. The appointment was made by President Lehman of the aseo'l1- ton,
 Other members of the committee in- clude Amasa M. Eaton. of Providence, chairman of the committee; Alfred Hemmenway of Boston A. ] Me- Crary. of Binghampton, x Yo aul Charles r. Libbey of Portland, Me. This Is 6ae of the most important committees of the association, Among those from this city who attended the meeting of the association at seattle last summer, were Judge S F.. Bald- win, William 4 Wright, T. H. Russell and Attorneys Arvine and Loomis