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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Nus oem Snnercu Marplano's nno
Den a%narcn5cnbcn Staatcn.

Nnttc Sci lteSge9enmart.
1Srou Benjamin 2epia pon Nagers.
tomn, Mb., bat ibr 2cben Der eigencn
icItenen @ciitcSgcgenmort 6t pcroan.
fen. Sbre Soare gerictben in Brand,
lrno onItott auiQcregt 5l merocn mo
umMiilic III r1tfen, entnubm lie ld)nell
ciuem 8aid5uber Elm naIIcs Slld),
Dos lie ilber ibren aop1 mari, Die
!Noore mnren id)ou 3ilr SGlfte ibrer
SGngc berbrdtnt uuo AM 9tadcn ems
pima Die Jrot 9ronomumoell. Sbre
Nnare lporen baollrd, in 9rono ge'
rot6cn, ooB bci'm Mn5iinoen zines
SeloienS Der aopi oeS 3iinobol5e$
obiIog uno iih in Den Snorcn ieIt.
ieBtc.
Blu Sooc gCauetd d t.
SIN 9nbnbof Der Baltimore unb
Sbio.9obn" SIT &enicr. Y. 80, ipur,
Den Dem Signolmmm u. &. 9urrett
ron Cumberland belize 9cine obgcs
idnittcn, oils er inter eincm @nggon
lag mo cine feline Hepurntur Dor
nobm. Cine 2ofomotioe itieB ge9en
Den Na99on. Sm SoipitoI ju aep'
icr itnrb Der Monn, Der - Sabre alt
mar mcni9e Sturtbeu ip0ter.
Iob folgte Stur5.
@m. u. Goonep, Elm 81 Sabre al.
Ter @ollhanolperfcr bon Cumberland.
Mo., meIdcr bicier Gage ans elmer
N0be pom 40 SltB bon einem @cb0uoc
AT Der SbomcsitroBc in Gumberlono
hcrob i~tiir5tc, lit ieiiten G~erlebln9cu
CrleQcu Iic2 lit IN iicbeu ,Sahrcn
Der icdlitc loOcaion IN Der Somilic
GoonCn.
Non NChponcn Actroftcn,
Alti Der @irid)ioah muroc Somoro
Tcrccn bon @oncof. Mo, 5liGui9
bon cincm S~o9oacnoiicn, Der olf Ell
men NirIt itob %1ctrolicn ulo Id)pcr
rcrmmoet. Gr miro jcooh aencicn.
Gr1icbi0c oirih1oNo.
Die Nirid,ioQo I'M ncltlittu Moru.
lono lul0 i'll ocn bcnohbartcu Giitrif.
ten IN Ncit'Gir9inicn mo @cnminl,
ponien lit er8iebiA. &iCr MGlmcr non
Cumberland ldlolicn picr Stride bel
Ninc 0rope; :. z. Gort pou Nornp
GolmtpL ". 30, tootctc imri Stride
oiti cilcn Sdutb; EittaburAcr crlcQ
ten ei1cn ieincn Sirid oll Dem %ur
rel Sill 0toinltaiu.
Ser Gnu bcQinnt.
Der Gcrfoui ser arobrt @opc Nh;
tomlobilmerfc III Nnlcratomt. @nlh
ington.Gountp. no, ul Die .Nnnt
raB Mctol Gnafct So" iiir S5T.50t
iii 'oeben pom 9lnoeaoiitrittagerid,
III baltimore rotliiiirt mor0Cl Uni
nit Dem Eellbm DER SobriT ui6 DC.
Grrihtlna zines tcllclt 300 bel i0t
Tub greBcn @ebGu0ea, IN pcldlrl
Die Stanipinlaid)incn m%ltcr1cbrod)
ipcr6en %iollelt. miro loiprt pcgol1rcn
3mei Maidincn bicier Nrt, bic SOS,
900 Dos Stilt toiten uno jltinmmel
go WetoQi0r9c i'll Der Stnnoe her
itellen fnnnel, merbcu u%orl0ltiig oll
oeifaift; Sr. z. =. Montrob, &c
4rdiibent Der Gompognic. noiit abcr
nit Der 3eit GO Stampimnif)incn il
8ang ieBen ST. fonnen. Gic Sabri
ipiiroe barn 5000 bis 5000 Eeriol1cl
9eid,1ftigrna gcbcn. Sebc c~in5eIn
Stompfmaid)ille bat cinen Gritf pol
1000 Jonnfn.
ODD Ri it q nit 81.
Irau slnln Muir. Miittcr be3 81
Stnnisicnntors GAMES M. Sloon Dol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Nueganp. County, Die III &ouaconinl
IN ormelbCu GQuuIu uobEt, fcicttl
gcitern ihren 81. @ebIrt2tuA. Tie
ultc NQmc lit ltodl luohI INN mtttcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
difianndjriditcu.

ElumoNth. /. Gc3cnlbcr.
Ter Don 9}cu }jort llod) 1ombltr1
bc.tlnntc GoUpfcr rHmcrito" troi
bier cjn. a
SoutbomptoM 4, G3ember.
- Ter Sampler Icutouit" lit pom
9{cms Ncrt unlctommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
@citern MarDlanb giienbabn.

Bss.tHefS e. Gepibr., berIaBt SiaersSatlort.
SCglt6i.
40 MloraerS - G6ncapoft, Sagerstopt. ".
unh u. 5p., g4annesboro, Gbnmbersbire uuo
arEaenommen Sonntae, Sarcod uItb @anlber'
InHo.
2.45 sobnl. - Accommodation nad Union.
BRIDGE.
AIS Iabnt. - Gdneus@1preB. SauptIinie,
9aGerstomn. SareoS. Stippensbura i1no aus
a%enonnen epnnioa 5reberid uno emfnttss
burg (Garlor19Saraor).
Sdgtttt, auearnpmiHeu Snnntdg.
700 MbrgcuS-Ypri. v. mp 8. T'o, nro Car
$50 Demonstration. nad Tburinoni
eS.67 Roraens-98efterr Grpreb, gBeitutiuf.er,
"'rutcbiae (5reoertdl. gmmiisbnrg, Ttur'
.'llt. gSnbHesbnro, Gbainfers6nrg SnGerss
lr.pr, Sancod, Cumberland. &ifins (Bulfets
Observation-Disclosures. ..E
$50 9la1m.-SauptIinie, bftlid bon 9morha
@rooc. f|erl;er gorf, 3aroper, Settpstnrg unh
Y. uuo s.. Etn.
$50 9indbn.-gifcm. mad Sarober.
Clio H~hero5-Hiionl. nadb unicHsVrtbee.
Str samitags.
1880 g.nenhs %-9Itfcri. Hdd1 1riors@ribee.
Inr GnurfagS.
9.i5 Ibenos-, slfiorn. mad union'grioee uio
6anuptr.
sal nint an Rennfnloan ta. sos .Station.
VI. Nubertfon, y. w. Soipel,
&tcesRrdf. II. tSen. ssUsnoael. msu. sR sGfGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Rational Gauten.

Hattonal Eanten.
30. TIA 10wu watisuGt 9ant," SAP. unh
Gretsr EtraBe. SncUh u. 9o0t. 4rdftoeH::
.0eur1 .. Jteoue. Aultirer.
,Sivefte 0ational. sani," 1872 GaoseronoruGs.
9S. u. &dAier. %staiilrer.
~H'Ffteru N~atiuHat &aul," IA gsorh. @uiafp'G:r.
-. Wiorrtr.i. AGfitrer.
. ErIttc National SGut," Sds Baltimore. uA6
AorttsSl.Gtc.
,rmers Il W;fr6laHt9' Ruttungi SaHt,"
suuihs mo Gumharos CRAZE.
Iu"eercini & Sarmets' ~s!attpsot Cant"
sf peftsGce SGtpuro. uHb esernansStta he.
8. /. NGIopin. 3dIdrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Baltimore 0anpf Hafci 60.
-IWTt WHb 8HUtfIntV9t WdtsEtHtt.1 = I
Ste Der. StuaiefsIoft bef5rbernb.
9autrfer ,girsinta" iueu), ,SId6aufa,A
.Gsnroin ~ EsuusHsf.

NNhe. Ahp -dupSttutH9tg RuksStutesf st
Ste Ber. Staaiers1oft bef5rbernb.
9aultfer r@irstnia" Inenl, ,sIabania,"
Sampler TYabren' taiaIiS' eomntaes aasaenon,.
nen, bon ben r8aisatnie" .8iers, Rr. f0-1R,
2iaht.straRe, $50 ahenb8. bireft mad Sl6
8oilt Comfort, NorfoIf. Portsmoltb unb alien
8lntten bes Giibets. @erbineuna In Glib
Goint Comfort nit ber &C. & .. Gtfenbabn".
gta1 8ifmono, @erhinenng tn Portsmouth nit
benz nSeahoarS str Cine" TcItoem Suge ftndt
9ortsnoutb uno 9ItInnt1. Sn Gorfoff Berbins
oung nit her sstInnite Coat Cine" slorfclf
unb ipeftIid uno .Stb Sbmtnion Cline" nun
@erhsrIL @af5inetor, G.sg., 8idmono. Ba.,
ulh Hep.gorf. ~
DnbIactten nab europdif6em BTane. lurn.
rifle 9nititen5tnfner, eteftrifde 8eIeiidtuna,
9arnptbei8una. aoien fret. sfeferbtrte 8nttften,
siutmer in ben gtIIet'giirenuT oer Bah 2tne.-
Nr. 107 Sfts9aItimoresGtrabe: Rr. 50e-508.
g~tabtssttabe; 9. 81. 6. office. gEbofsgde Der
Baltimore. UNI Gdlpert'etrose: sGontinentai
5rnft Riilbina" nno GIblis5B Scr. 1oe. morb.
gbarlessStrabe!
efubn d. Gtettpupt, q. Brppn 4,
@iee'Grif. II. Gen. sMdtader. Gen. Eafi ..Heem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Wei1dftss @egwetier.
iadcrs, GuuoitOr. unO @otet'
@cSarf3nrtifcl.
sbe Dlaers & eisS 90, lo4 eilN'eowo.N'etr

3eitangen, Geitihriften &c.
,Thr Baltimore GrmS Co." 2Goib Nbererpm
bic. gefnuftsiibger, 3ts UeiteC5ermnnsStt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

EUluIsS hiuIlnnggolo Md Y{elosUufl IIno De
reit 5iIl ejebraud in ber Gnrtoer' uno Wt.
dolnlsStaiion liII 1000 Ibeitos.
Heierotrnrta bon 9iaunt lit GtIafs oher Var.
lor.2SagBone, Spelferaier etc. peroen fhtletI
beiorgt rGr seiepbpn lit allen foIeetoen BILLET
@iircnur: Charles iRo Baltimore Strdbe. G.
q, ct. Gaul 1924. poer Wto., Gourfldno 1901;
Mit. RobatfS taiiou, G.. & a.. Mf. @ernoit 1928;
Gambler. z tntipn Sntormationsssiireai g, & g..
Ct. Rnul SIG. ODER mo. eourtlano 2726, nno
!tr. b2G Gin. Wroaoipap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Gpar Banter.
,Beatfhe gparbaut upa gattimore," guta!us
uHo ldlttmpresSfrake.
,St. SameS Gpar5Gnf," HaltimotesStrube uNb
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Iopofatg,.

aoalps gntberlet, aettsanpalt. gr. 10. ct.
HegiugtnnzStrn8e L. Il y. Wbone, Ct. Eau!
$50. ~.
&arbGrt shitner, HcftsGrrpa,t, llnton 1ruit
@nilotnq. Baltimore mo, Aetoe Telephone,
eari u. Wt. Gnutu, 1lG. 1928 2apsBLilotIg.
@Hitapns Sp tb, 261. 300 Galperi @%utIoira.
3. &m. Grtudrn, III Woros&barIeSsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

9aumaterialien, Iburcn, Jeuiter
raBunen, 2a0en etc,
5Gmrs y. Setter & g., ll5 mn 1T Gls5re'
oerideStruBe.
Ssn. q, sI0an & gfu., Ala Slgoi'ir'A ertis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Etaats 9aufeH.
,Btut,hs Renf upn 8%alttnprs," Baltimore.
uHb SulihnNsGtrdbe. Iupuit Weber, 8rdfs
bent: e. !. 6t6t, Sbubmetfttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Ncrdamts G. Iiners transport. So

Wcrdjaufs G 9TInerS SranSpDrf. 10.
Tampfe-.2iuit,
Sradt ano Eafagiere.
= TadJ Button inb benz Often.
Soltntdg, Sienftng lno Sreitaa, 6 llbr @benbs.
= Bad Rruuioeuer uno benz Often.
Sonr1td9, Wtittipob UNI Srettde, o tlbr Nbenbs.
+ HadI Hrtupprt 2epS.
Sdali6, aISgenommen Wtontaa unb Sdmffdg.
6 llbr NbenoS.
= Sr16t al9enUTineu tdalih bis j ltbr gadul
fir o~enfelbeu 5ag abiabrenoe Tampfer.
Gnd1 Sapnnnab unb benz Sfbrn.
Stenitda, Snunerliug rub Gaulitng,
q lbr MbenoS.
3. ". mc9,etG, slneut, Eter 8, Snf s..gah-etr.
Saupt.8ircan: BcrTan. NIB 2igbt-gtt.
G13,3&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

FGIc 5nr Tciic in's Naslamb BE-
lurgt &, Saline, Nr. 4t3, EHtSalti-
mprcltraRc, nabc Guitum Nruic gtpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
SrnIt gompdarien.

~IHTI NVHTFNUWItW
,ularbiaHo STut Co." MuroUeftsIde gaIberi
uHo @ermdnsStrabe. 0rier Serib, Brat
h.nt: g. 2. 3immermant, Gefretir; Carol
Ban gleB. Gd)nbnetiier.
Baltimore SRnit 4 Guarantee g." @ouitabI
Yutloiua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Inrntor. un0 8rdntts @erte.
t. Silaartntr c eDans, TIA. .7ts set 5atit.
mrresStra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

&. Sifaartner e eOans. ia. .7is sse't 8aus.
1lrresStra5e.
Gl"noi1g, 6urnareS, Ranges uNo
Geien. Cad6cden uno Rtnner.
Bennett BROS. 523 WorS. 5renrontsAutnni.
aupferifmieGe un0 Hlumbers.
Sdfn pubert. 1714 IbameSsg trdBe. q. q y.
4eIeD6on: @oIie 1890.
Teitet Eeriiherunsen.
..Alufat Sninraner Sr. Of aiuerponl." Senrh %.
RuriiPlc, gftorrtsy latinoer. i0l-l62 gbaul'
tr Of Commerce 0ni!oinq.
pwermauia fenerperfdtrauas . @efeafmat,"
Baltimore uno yturtbsSitobe.
Gigentbums Ggentea unb
.Sdnb(qr.
Eferrs 6 1naau & siesleW, 10 cf.eextHetcn'
erase.
1rfihmic6 3iibeb9r.
Q. geutt Ganne &c., 362 nno 1854 Gorb' saa.
Circle.
Goblen uno SoI5.
Sesrh ". 9ou Seius. $50 @oIunbio-gbenus.
decentralization un0 l1hren.
81. /. sstntr. 20 CftsPaIttmore.strabs.
Bfanb.cib @eThdfte.
"e""'DNbateS aonn Co." I 9torb'gap 'strnBe.
s}tnltus mo Oreein.
Gbas. 80. stteff, 0 observation-disclosures.
&m. Saabe & 80, Yarfsstue. uno Ga2ettcsStr.
Napier uno 8apier.0iitel.
smith, DtIau Co, iJ5 nth 107 Sanoper.Str.
9lehplatten, Metd1 etc.
apcn, Guufiin & Sc. (ineorporirt). Is. ~.
P1iberftonsGtIhbe.
aeiGenbeItatter.
gcrsere & Chime, 1908. .t7t0 ganicnssnerue.
G.- Gaof, Rort9' unb @reenu,nuntsstpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Gl"moiHg, Surnaccs, Ranaes uEo
Ceien. 2afbcden uno Rtnnet.
Bennett gros.. 623 g}orS.5 rertontsAutnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

0apter unb Gopier.Giiten
snith, GtIau Go, tJ5 nth 107 Sanoper.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

9le6platten, WetdfI etc.
spen,. Gautiin & Sc. tineorporirt). i:..1o.
pai6erftonsGt1tbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

YaTe sur 8eiic in's ,NnsIanb be
iprst 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, Dit.gaIti..:
morcitraRe, maize GuitOm 9onie Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Marplanb e 1ennislpania Balm.

7.35 Gcrm., mad 9crf, ansg. SonntdgS.
COS 8orm., mad SeIta, nur SonHtags.
$50 9spriH., iiad @eintr. Giisa. SorifdeS.
1.30 gud)n., mad Belair, mir GamitdgB.
1926 Rndbin., nab 0orf. nuSg. GonntdeS.
4.O5 glad)r1., nnn Delta, nur GonttdeS.
sos 9tadm., nddl geldtr, ause. SoHnfnaS.
800 glbenos, nod Selfa. nueg. SortnfdgS.
II 90 gfbenba. mad Celia, rir SonntdgS.
1f.30 Mbenos, nnt 9etnir. nfsd. GonntooD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
2au0pirt5ifdftlide 8erGtbe uno

Sulleteler.
Griftits & surner 60. EOS gtorbs8aeasGtrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
E4IEuI!5 K! 3
RAILROADS.

Grpreb5ii0c .3ebe stnnoe aHf eie Stuaee" ooI.
8ohentagen 700 0prm. bis 500 slbenos.
,Sriibere ~sl6iabrt bon Der 9Pt. MobnIaStatior.
Iireftc @ertinbuug In Der nenen untons
Citation 5n @cibinston mi. nnent fae'sf sepem'
Mainiuatun. berIaTcn 0.t: SopaLs Station:
*G,O5, %6.i5, f71o, *7.44 $50, $3.50, fio.5o.
a2'I$, 1850, *4.16, +4.55. +5.b5 gladnt, 900,
+6.55, 500 Qimiteb), 1850, al. SO Detbs.
S%erlaife4 ganlOen, siation i; 90, t6d5, r. 20
gornl,. 1900, +i2.02, 1925, +1.0O. si.O5.
400, 1900, 1905. f4.o0, *4.31. 1900. taos
9ia6m.. 1900. 1910, F6.2ot 100. 1890, 1915
Vimites), sf0.0 90, 1905, +1t.05, *11.32 Mbbs.
Ireberid, Standardization, +7.35 uno s9.15
@nrrI.. HIPS. 1850 mo $500 9lant.
Saaerstuwu, MI. &opaEStatiril, t7.45 @ortn.
1880 9Iadbm. Gdmoen. Statior, 1895, 1900
4oruu, 1850, 400 aiadbni.
= ~ Ruhal V.ue 9ine
mad Ybiiaocipnia uno 9lep.Darf.
9teiter Ierfliitis an Der SreiiinoStpdn3ia{tet
C trtEp 9tefusglorf. henlleut rodh Snfela ttnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Srtsbbofe.
,anuhGn Eori Gemeter1," Office; III Aeft.
GaI1tG 90 Sttdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

S,2tC)enDelfaffef.
gcr.strS & Chime, 1908. ITO g~anirntsnemu
Gs- Saof, Rort9s unb @reeuutnuntsstbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

s2inltps mo Oreeln.
6bas. 81. stteft, 0 9trbsaibettosGtrase.
0m. Saabe & so, ISarfs3ue. uno Ga2ettcsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

aupferiGmieGe uno TlumberS.
sGfn Subert. RIA IbarneSsg trdBs. 6. q y
4eleD6on: gSolie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
nodb g%bilaocphin uno gietp.Yorf.
RerIuifeft

9teiter IerrlitliS an Der SreiitnoSpdI3iafter
Gtrabe, 9teius2orf, bealent nab Soiels UNI
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-16
DEMOCRACY'S
HOPES BRIGHT
THOUGHOUT DELAWARE INDI-
CATIONS POINT TO A LAND
SLIDE.

Wilmington, Del. Oct. 16.-The
rally at the opera house, at which
theodore A. Bell. OF California,
spoke, has greatly encouraged the
Democrats and the leaders believe
they will carry the state. From
everywhere come encouraging re-
ports. and the campaign will be
pushed with renewed vG7or in all
parts of the state.
Saturday will be the last day OF
registration for she election, and
great efforts will be made to round
up the voters who have not yet
qualified, although their number is
much smaller than during previous
campaigns.
The Central Labor Union proba-
bly, will invite President Gompers.
OF the American Federation OF La
Dor, to speak here in the near flu
ture. Recently an attempt was
made to secure a visit from him,
but IL was understood that he de-
clined TO speak az regular political
meeting, but would come here n
invited by the Central Labor Union.
Governor Hoke Smith, OF Georgia.
viii speak at Smyrna on the after
noon OF October 81 and in this city
the same evening.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-16
Senator Johnston
Finds Enthusiasm
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC AIGNER LARGE
AND EAGER AUDIENCES NEW ENGLAND TERRITORY
PEOPLE APPLAUD JABs AT RoOsEvELT-sAYs
MANAGERS FEET; CANNOT RE-
SENTIMENT

Washington. October 16-Thomas
B. Stalhnss. secretary to Senator
Johnston. received a letter from the
latter, now on a campaigning tour.
who writes. IL spoke Friday night
at Waterbury, Conn. Ex-Secre.ary
Shaw spoke there a few days previ-
GUS to $50 people. We had 1900
-apacked house. and the lost en-
thusiagtic people | ever saw. They
enjoyed every dig that was given
Roosevelt. l saw the state chair
man and he told me that he was
coniident that the state would go
Democratic for governor and presi-
dent. Saturday night / spoke at
Tenahy on the Palisades of the Hud-
son. II has about $500 inhabit-
ants, but the little towns are thick
They had Two bands and 1000 men
paraded with torch lights. spoke
in the open air in light drizzle
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-16
W|LL|AMJ. BRYAN
CANDIDATES. PRINCIPAL ORA
MON WILL BE MADE AT THE
STATE CAPITAL.

Hon. William Jennings Bryan will
MAKE the principa, speech I'm his
brief invasion OF West virginia MT
Charleston. This was learned from
Col. John n. MoGraw, national COM
mitteeman from this state, and tho
Democratic headquarters at Park
ergsburg. 1t is arranged to allow
Mr.. Bryan one hour and a half n.
Charleston, arriving there at 2:3O
o'clock Thursday afternoon and
staying until 4 o'clock. when he
leaves on his special for Ronce-
verte. where he speaks Thursday
night. Col. McGraw said that in
arranging Bryan's schedule on his
trip through West Virginia, It was
decided that the longes. stop should
be made at Charleston.
Bryan will enter West Virginia at
Williamson, opposite Marietta, o.,
the afternoon OF October 81. Park
ersburg will hear the great Com
moner Wednesday night and the
Bryan special will leave Parkers-
burg Thursday morning, October %.
Bryan will arrive at Huntington at
II o'clock and will make a short
speech. Leaving Huntington at
1890 Bryan Will arrive at Charles
ton at 2:30 and will be taken di-
rectly to the place where the speaK-
ing will take place. Leaving Charles
ton at O'Clock, the special will
stop at Montgomery, Thurmond.
Prince, Hinton and Anderson, arriv-
ing at Ronceverte at $3.50 for his
final speech OF the tour. Mr.. Bryan
will leave Ronceverte the same night
for New Jersey.
Since II has become known In
this part OF the state that Bryan
was to speak In Charleston hum
dreds OF inquiries have been re-
ceived, asking the time and place
or the meeting, showing the great
interest that is manifested 1t has
not been decided yet where the
meeting will be held, but It is preb-
able that II will he held in the open
air, as 1t would be impossible TO
accommodate the thousands who
will be here in any building in the
city. In view OF :he general inter
est in the meeting. special rates will
be announced on all railroads.
Charleston Gazette.
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now in Virginia. and said to be
ready to surrender. It is not be-
lieved that he was guilty OF the as
sault with a rock on Howard Wait
taker, or the shooting OF Miss Julia
Whitaker, but he will be brought
back any way as he is an impor-
tant witness.
An effort was made some time
ago to attach some political jmpor-
tance to the AFFAIR, but there was no
basis for 1t. All concerned in It.
with possibly one exception, belong
ito Republican families, and t was
a musical and not q political gath
ering where IL occurred.
The officials who are SO severely
criticised by the friends OF Miss
Whitaker are all OF the same polit-
ical faith as her people. The at
tempt 20 make 1t appear a political
affair was far-fetched.
The Whitaker family is one OF
the old substantial families Of their
neighborhood and they have the
sympathy OF every one in this mat
ter
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MISREPRESENTATION
Is CALLED TO AC-
COUNT BY REPUTABLE CITI-
ZENS-CLAIM IT Is A QUES-
TION OF VERACITY-1,O 900
AGAINST 4.

Bluefeld, w Va, Oct. IA, 1905
To the Editor of the Blueheld Daily
Telegraph:
We, the undersigned citizens OF
the city OF Blueheld were present at
the meeting at the skating rink last
night and heard the speech made by
the Hon. Louis Bennett, Democratic
candidate for governor. We also
have read in your paper for this
morning. a report of that speech,
which is, in many respects, abso-
lutely false, and misrepresents what
was said by Mr.. Bennett. We call
attention to the following:
''The one bright point Of his
speech was when he asserted his be-
lief that the people of his home
town were IN favor of his candl-
dacy, and even then he made the
objectionable mistake OF calling the
people OF the suburbs OF Weston the
'rinfraff OF the population. His ref
erence to the poor people who live
out in the districts along the BUCK
hannon branch OF the Baltimore and
Ohio was made in this way. He
said:
Even out I'm the suburbs Of my
home town the riffraff OF the pOpu-
lation are in favor OF my candida
cy and they have pictures OF Louis
t6ennett placed upon poles along
the road
The foregoing statement is abb
solutely untrue Mr.. Bennett. no.
where in his speech, referred to the
people Of his home town, or any
other part OF the state of West Vir-
ginia as riffrah. unless II was in
connection with the disfranchised
element from other states, which
have become voters in this state.
What Mr.. Bennett did say ia re-
gard TO the people Of his own town
was, that many Of his Republican
friends were supporting him for
governor. and that out An the sub
urbs OF his town a pole had been
erected by his Republican friends
upon which was placed I'm large let
ters. the name Bennett" There
was no reference anywhere in his
speech to pictures OF Louis Ben
nett being placed upon poles along
the road"
The article in question also states
Mr.. Bennett spoke in very
general way Of the national stu
alton but his total ignorance OF 10
cal conditions was exhibited when
he said that the local banks issued
clearing house certificates last fall,
and his mixing OF dates and figures
was so embarrassing TO his hear
ers that the people were forced to
smile at one another"
The above statement is also IN
correct. Mr.. Bennett did not say
THAI ,the local banks had issued
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