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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20
DELEGATES TALK IN
PROPOSED new TONGUE
Gathering Will Last Several Days and
Many Noted Educators Will Discuss
the Desirabiiity Of Adopting an Uni
verssI Tongue.
Hearst News Service.

Chatauqua, N. Y, July 20.-Karaj,
samideanoj! Vivu, Esperanto! Vivu,
Zamenhof! Vivu, la Nacia Esperanto
Kunveno!
Freely translated, this means that
the disciples of DIR. Zamenhof's new
universal language, Esperanto, which
is alleged to embrace all the virtues of
all other languages and the faults of
none, are gathered in Chautauqua to-
day for their first national convention
and that they are glad to see each
sother. Karaj, samideano-the same
meaning, Shake, brother of the same
idea!
Not in many years has this center of
learning entertained such an enthusi-
astic gathering as today's assemblage
of Esperantists. Chattering volubly
in language that sounds like cross
between Greek and Choctaw to the
INITIATED listener. but which, neverthe
less, has musical and pleasing tang
the followers of Zamenhof, the Russian
Pole are confident that the universal
language will soon accomplish its mis-
sion. Thus the wrong inflicted upon
humanity by the ambitious builders OF
the tower of Babel will be undone and
all nations, Joined together by the
bonds of a universal talkfest. will set
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20
lsir differences \ IN words instead

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war. vivu, EsperaNo
The feature of todayts session was
the raising of the E~peraato flag which
was accomplished with mitch ceremony
and great flow of Esperanto ora
tory. A concert. in which Esperanto
songs will be sung, will be held this
evening.
The convention win continue through
tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Systems of instruction will be
offered for those who have not yet
throughly mastered the language.
The speakers and instructors on the
program include leading educators in
the United States, Canada and Mexico,
An attempt will be made to secure
next years International Esperanto
Congress for this country. This years
international congress, the fourth, will
be held in Dresden, Germany, begin
ming August Is, and will be attended
by many Americans. The convention
last year was held in Cambridge, Eng
land, and enlisted the cooperation o.
many great English educators.
1t is stated that General Wood ha!
J recommended that the military Officials
at Washington give official recognition
to the new international language ant
has urged that delegate be sent t.
the Dresden convention, United State
consuls at Dresden and Geneva hav,
; also made reports urging the sam,
action.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20
GERMAN SILVER
Mines TO CLOSE
Hearst News Service.

Berlin, July 20.-The Freiberg sill
yer mines in Saxony, which have been
worked since the twelfth century. are
to be closed Last years loss on them
to the government was 100000. They
would have been closed sooner, had
not the government shrunk from paup-
eriZing the miners. Many of the older
ones are to be pensioned.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

The average married man has about
as much to do with managing his
home as mouse has with managing
the family cat.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

WANTED-Ten hustling boys to
sell the Daily News every afternoon.
Ask for the Circulation Manager.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

If you want a good riding bicycle
just phone us. Home phone III We
will bring it to you. 6. Parker, stew
ems building, East Pine street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20
college OF
JOURNALISM
IN MISSOURI
Hearst News Service.

Kansas City, Mo-. July 20.-The Mis-
souri, State University has established
a college of journalism coordinate with
the colleges of law medicine, agricul-
ture, and engineering. The college will
give four years course leading to
the degree of bachelor of science in
journalism. 1t begins with the open
ing of the university school year, Sep
TENDER IA. Walter Williams, an ex.
perienced newspaper man, has been
appointed dean of the new school.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

If you want to spring surprise on
yourself, sit down some evening and
count the number Of white lies you
have told during the day.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

FOR RENT-A few good room
houses from $500 to $1,000 per
month. Phone 666. M. ]. Epley.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20
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/: In modern journalism editors .
. must be alert with substantial !
Z evidence in support of their con- q
:: tentions. Newspapers are the =
. ever watchful guardians of the 4
/: public veal. They are detectives, :
. prosecutors and public account 4
. ants. Criminals hate newspapers, =
I: scheming politicians bitterly as =
. sail them. incompetent public Of =
. ficials treat them with affected .
. scorn. Only the honest man with =
I: his life free from possible entan- .
= clements looks upon the newspa- =
. pers as his friend. .
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-20

Somehow, the majority of our good
habits never get found out.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10
Some Automobile Trips.

DR.. and Mrs. J. W.. Shearer re-
turned last night from Colorado
making the round trip in Maxwell
runabout. They started August 10
and were Al days going out, roads
being good beyond Ellsworth From
Denver they went to Greeley thence
to Colby, Kas. The Greeley-colby
trip took 8 days, rain falling every
day. They left Colby Monday morn
ing coming down the Lincoln branch
Roads we're very bad until near Sa-
lima, The trip was made without
accident. They started with leather
tire covers but they gave SO much
trouble that they we're taken Of and
shipped home. After that no trouble
developed. Dr.. shesrsr says they en-
ioyed the trip throughout.
F. w. Parks left here Tuesday morn
ing at 4:SO in his single cylinder Cad
lilac touring car. With him were his
wife and daughter; Mrs. j. W. Hap
tonstall went as far as Manhattan
He reached Olathe, his destination, at
1880 that evening, 172 miles in 10
hours. A note from Mr.. Parks says:
ave stopped at Manhattan 80 min
utes; Topeka one hour; Lawrence ~
minutes and ate dinner at st. Marys.
Got stuck in the mud at Williams
town but got out without aid; aver
aged 1871 miles per hour, running time
from Abilene to Olathe, 172 miles.
How is that for 'one hunger.
J.P Cudahy, son of the millionaire
packer and who became famous by
being kidnapped, went through town
Tuesday afternoon in a big $0IOO
Welch roadster, the finest car seen
here in a long time. He reached
Kansas City yesterday morning in =
DAYS, 5 minutes, out Of Denver; act
uai running time "a hours 2 minutes
Cash for Eggs.
We pay cash for eggs, have large
orders to fill and want all we can get.
Oft J.E. BREWER & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10
Camp "Rsd Skins"

A jolly crowd Of young college PeO-
pie pitched their tents Monday on the
banks Of the picturesque creek which
originates from DixOn's Spring. The
party was composed Of Miss Lydia
Nelson OF LiAdsbOrg, Miss Margaret
Dsrrab Of Mcpherson, Miss Edna Con-
verse. Misses Irene and Ruth Taylor,
and Messrs. Ross Sweet, B. Cave and
Bill King Of Manhattan, Leslie Shaw
Of Leavenworth and Leon Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen HOllingsr chap
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10
viii WILSON'S FORTUNE.
Abilene Boy Has Great Mining
Property.

The Denver News has this report OF
the fortune that has come 70 William
Wilson, a former Abilene boy; VIII
liam Wilson, well known proprietor
and mining man Of the Bullirog aus
trict, who has been foreman at tne
Keane Wonder for almost year, came
to Rhyolite Wednesday, having re-
signed his position on account q tne
introduction of the Tonopath scale OF
wages. On account Of its situation
and the intense heat In summer, the
Kean Wonder has been heretofore
paying so cents above the Khyolite
scale, and Mr.. Wilson says that II Inc
reduction had been made to the OLD
Rhyolite scale, there would have been
no objection among the men. Z
Mr.. Wilson says the Kean Wonder
is PROFESSIONALLY one of the greatest
mines in this section Of the country.
The bodies CT ore are immense, ana
the product is high grade milling.
In one instance there is twenty-ioot
stope which averages $40 to the ton
in gold, aid two others which range
in values from $40 to $50.
"There is hardly a question" con-
tinued Mr.. Wilson, regarding the
future greatness Of this mine In a
measure present production is prov
ing what the property is, but will not
be a marker when the company has
secured sufficient supply Of water
and increased its treating facilities
1 know Of no mine in the Bullfrog
country which has a more encourag'
ing outlook than the Keane Wonder"
MIR. Wilson is largely interested in
the Hartford Montana in the Keane
Wonder section, and in various other
Bullirog properties. The Hartford
Montana has fine showing and Mr..
Wilson is of the opinion that it is
only matter Of development to make
it o mine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10
Won Big Horse Race.

Lou Mcdonald, brother-in-law oil
W. L. Cooley Of this city. won the
handicap race at Readville, Mass,
last week. The purse was $4,000
the largest ever given for q trOtting
race. Nearly every state was repre-
septed and horses from abroad we're
entered. The race was a handicap
and horses were placed at different
points on the track according to their
record. Each horse took q standing
start and eli finished at he wire.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

Mr.. McDonald's horse, Allen Winter,
was a green animal never having been
in a race but it was known that he
could 90 and be was rated as a 2;lO.
To have trained and conditioned an
untried horse to win such = race
marks him as a master horseman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

eroned the crowd. With FIVE large
tents and cook tent the party COM
menced camp life for week. Fish
ing swimming and all other sports
that 20 with camp life we're INDUCED
in.
A party given by the girls on Sat-
urdsy evening was a pretty one and
sas a fitting end TO the successful
camping trip Of the "Red skins"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

Don't be afraid to give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to your chill
dren. It contains no opium o. other
harmful drug. 1t always cures. For
sale by al druggists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

Wanted, girl or woman to do gener'
al house work. Box S47 or phone
42l. Good wages.
att Mrs. W. T. GOUGH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

Pink Pain Tablets-Dr. Shops
stop headache, womanly pains, any
pain. anywhere, in 20 minutes sure.
folmula on the Csc box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this formula
Its fine. Sold BY all druggists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

P.troaius AbIIs0s Steam Laundry
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

OA8T0zHA.
p...sl, 1Th knt w Hia nHlH liVJ
'';;.'' GzzZzN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-09-10

Peach pits wanted at the Abilene
Nurseries. See W. T. GOUoH. sos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28

5iel in elm DC annlo d. -
Ger Al Sabre olte Sonp Yolatsfp
bon Nr. 1871 1ricnOs5urp Floce,
mrroe 9cItern Nadmittog ooourd
in Elm Wnnnloh an Gotterion.B urfs
Ipenllc, itr oenl CT urbcitete, geluors
ien, boB elm StraBenbabn.@ na9on
Ger SrleansItrobens2in nit einem
iiber ocm God o%ngebrnd)ten Stiid
6ol5 coQioirte, oas ibm Damn einet
Stob periekte. Der 2l6gcitiir5te mltc
DC in Ser anlbulnn5 ocS noro0itliden
IiitriftS nod Dem ySo6rS Sopfins
Soipitul" gebrad)t, no cS iid) bcrais.
itellte, onb linn ooS rcdtc Sdulter.
blntt 8cbrod)cn mar.
Scr 80 teno Ser Of one.
rungS 8erein" Dielt geitern
gbeno I'M nGaiino" oes nEottcrion'
Yorf" icine erite Sibung nod ser
Commentator inter Dem Soriit bes
GrGiioenten @nl. q. G~ilenbranot
un0 Der Erotofoufiibrung beS Sefre.
t1rS Sobn u. 9eder. Sn beriel6en
lpuroen Die TlGne fir oen @inter be-
iprofcn. Inter Inoerem muroe 0u5
Gomite fir Enrfs gnlogen ongerpie.
len, bel ser Eorfbeboroe ocn gntrug
iir Before 9eleild)tung oes Batter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28

mann, iltl1., I'M Sinnc oeS @elebeS
nidt ais Seamter, lorlOern lc0lglid
olS NngeItcllter Der Stoot oll5llieben
lei mo bob Serr Soifmnnll, ais CT
ieincr Belt ocS BON Or. 9ltl ongcblidy
pcrfouitc Ylllucr unterludte, nid)t
i'm 9icnIte Der Stuot Danoelte. Die
ier NllfioIiung trot ser 9iidter bel.
Die @roBgeidmorenen erboben &C.
gen 81. Sllll cine nelle Nntluge, IN
Der Iie i'm Scr Inltiitltng 5llnl Wcin-
els uno ocr9ebinocrung ocS 8clcbcS-
ourd)fiibriung bcihuloiaen. Sie In'
flooe Scr pcrilldten 9comtcnbcltes
dyull1cn gcgen 0ull miro nun fallen
geloiien.
Notijen.
Gie GnoroS Grogilcn !SGnoler
SGorp & Gobme mltrbcn 9citcrn I'M
Stootocrid)t bon Scr @ittuc II. God.
ter oes am 8. September Oltrh cine
Grploiion i'm gtobliiienlent Scr &c.
nonntcn Sirmo ~9ctoOtcten @iQion!
Gornep oui $4,000 ShoOcncrlob Der.
fld9t.
9rei iltnqe 9ilrihcn, NomcnS Nor.
man 9oq, Simon 2cot5inSfp uto G(.
leluortS Eorfs, Der 2cbtere Elm 9teGer,
befonnttn iid Geitcrn I'M @unocsOi'
itriftS9crift iduIbi0 bic Gelepbon-
Gobinete inn HoItgcbdiloc beid)G6igt
at Go6en. Sic brci Gritcrcn ipurocn
ollf brci Sabre ser .St. WoricnsSlls
billtrieihulc," Scr 2cttcrc oilf Gin
Sobr Dem Experimentation IN
Gbtltcnbom iibcriuicicn.
Srou Gliie Yopnter, bic Srou beS
@igomilten George q. GoDntcr, tell
te geltcrn I'M GrciSGcridt oen antrog
orlf Innuairu1G ibrcr Che nit ocnl
@cnunnten. Yountcr iuuroc befonnt'
lid inTonomn pcrbaitct, fonnte obcr
bier MIR ne0en We:neiOS pcriolgt
mcrbcn. Gr erbiclt ieincr 3cit flint
Sabre 3ltdtbolS.
Hidtcr @urtc inn a~rciagtrid)t 5u
Towion b0rte qeitern Die Erotcitc &c.
gen bic @%eiuGbrung elmer @irtb'
ifoits .2iccn5 an 2ouiS =. Goit bon
8eitport. Ger Rihter crfldrte, oab
er glcidluobl Die &icen5 9%emGbren
mcrbe, menn Goit bic gnilgcnOe 9lu'
5obl bon llnter}eihnern bel iciner
Getition olibringcn fonnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28

ion.EarfS" unb Gntfernung ser
SolStreppen IN oenielben 81 itellen.
Ginen Ion9en Mar Of bat
iid Elm Gngl1nOer, NometS Wanael
E%oItlelpoitc, sirm 3iel geiebt inoem
er geitern Morgcn ole Strede BON
Baltimore nod) E~eniacola, Slorioa
(i060 Mcilcn), nit Der gbiidt, Die
icl6c 81 SUB 5nriid5ulegcn, ontrat. &
Die Seuernebr purbe 9~eltert
Nbeno nud) Dem ais criterion" be-
fonntcn Gerqniigungs . Gtabliiemeut
al ser Sopette., nabe ct. Eaul.Str.,
geritfcn, moiclbit in Solge Der arelt-
sung bon 5ipei elcftriid)en 0rGbten I'M
Orittcn Stodnert Seucr cntItonO, bas
inbeiicn I'M Seine geloidt plroe.
Sur 0end ) tung. Stabt-
Sn9cnieur Senooa modt an anoerer
Stle beS n9eutiden Correspondent.
ten" bcfount, Oob CT Die Soften fir
Die 9iipcairllng mo Eilaiterung BON
Triuot 9lllcps in peridieoenen Stabtz
tbcilcn, sic aif Ole ein5elnen @runb-
cigcntbilmcr falen, ieitgeIebt bat.
Ffli6 eiene Gle.
m dinner Inter Den % Irreltan.
ten, nelde 9eitern I'M norbli6en Sta.
tionsbouie Dem Yoli5eirifter 2lepel.
Ign porgcfiibrt mltrben, beianoen iid
nidt mcniger, ols flint gbemGnncr,
bic angcblid) ibre Tflidtetn gegenii-
Der ibren bciieren SGliten nidt erfiiQ-
ten. Gieiclben limo Ssnrp Sdertte
bon Nr, 1889, GbopclitroBe, Sronf
@albncr bon Nr. 512, GoititroBe, 81.
ter IS. Could Elm 60 Sabre alter
ar6t bon Nr. 121, Sodion.Ylacs,
Charles Snned bon Tr. 900, Nore.
@rooolpop, unb Geo. 9udstt bon Gr.
ITO, @ilcorItroBe. Mit ausnabme
bon Seemed, Der iif bereit erflGrte,.
leiner b%eiieren S1lfte nodentlidJ
$3.50 81 bt5oblen, miiiien iid Die 9e.
Ifiiloigten Dor ocn 8roBgeidporenen
perontlporten.
SGugltng erit DIT. - las
iiini @od)cn nlte Sobnden bon Srn.
Soicpb .. SoQ 81 GutonspiQe mnroe
geitcrn Worgen in Der @obnung BON
6rnu Sennie Sodion, Ger. 29t5, gen-
moooItrobe, Gotonsoiae, poieIbit es
lid altfbielt, eritidt oufgefnrben. 60.
rortr 2intbicum bonn n6roliben 9i.9
thrift itelte einen auf natiirliden Soo
lantenOcn Tootenidein aits.
llngetreue9 en it botin. =
gls Die @ebeimpoli5ilten Bradley nno
guiid geitern in ser 8obnuna Ser
Negerin emma Sobnion, Nr. 6, @eit-,
2onooie.S troBe, eina Sarsourhil-
dung uornobmen, fanben Tie oaielbit
aleioungsItiide un0 Silberpaaren
I'M Wertbe bon mebreren Sunoert
Collars. Sn nQen eden uno 8in.
feln tuoren Die @aaren perItedt, pels
die Die Negerin Sral @alter 2epp
aus Dem r@nlbert" an ser CHARLES
StroBc uno 9afapette.a penue seItof-
len baben ioa. Die Ieserin mar felt.
5ipel Sabrcn bel 6rau 9epb anseiteat,
lno crit fiir5lid ipuroe ser @erbaft
aegen JIG rege, oaB iie fir Sas Ab.
bonoenfommen bon @ertbiaden Der.
antlportlid lei. Gie Neserin nurse
perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28
9nppelte 5tamps

nit aflcu Giuf6uiem In anen Scpartementa.
eie irbrm eeshalb. oae cs iih fir str bsSablsn
miro, bio 80 Diinlteu ~ & ilbr bcnte AbenS
nit ibren Giutdufeu 81 ,parten, gsir babeu
@prfrbrnuasu a~elroitsn fir bic yeSiennna al.
ner srpkeu Weniheamruar, inorm @rtrs.@er.
faujer ~cugasirt iiuo uuS aues M5slidr sstban
,purSen 1T. I'M Sbre Gintauie sr erlsiftern,
sSaarru luerbru ,ior.lu ibreuo abgcliciert; bic
lcRtri 4bliciernuscn gc6en um 9 ubr Nbenos
uuu benz 9abcn ab; nnc &anreu, bic bis SO
Der Stnnee eiii9rfauit iino, pcrocn Samitag
Nbrnb upd, abaeiiefert.
Gfsimmcr pffen iuit g%ciuObnlidJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28
8ernbeimcr 8ros.
Gum Gee nnS Safen.

SoSn ser 9ai berri6t nod INNER oider
Ic6el. Der Oampier n2oro
Spea96" bier .ongefommen. -
9ugiirte Sic benti6e 9arfe D9re'
ma" nad) Sompton Goaos.
Sod INNER berri6t bi6tsr Tebci
in ser gai uno bilbet 9roBe Sdwics
rigfeiteu fir Die Sdiiiabrt. Ter-9 Zee
tel begann am Gonnerltag Worgen
uno miro nod Sen @etterauSiidtel
sl@aA ms6rere 15aaeee an65alterl,s ,,,..,.
"2or'o Speagb" angcfpn NJ;
Ser Gampier n2oro Sucagb," 60
pitdn George Sepoen, meld)er Die
bauarirte Oeutide 9orfe n9rema"
nad Sampton HoaOs bu1iirte, langtt
am 2pnncritag abenb am Yier ar.
3 SIT Canton an. Nad ben angaben
hes GapitGns iubr ser Gampfer an
Z. Septcmber polt Seneriffe ab nrto
iibtete om 10. September, IbenbS
If llbr, Sic T%otbiignale Ser rgre-
mu." Ger Captain ser 9orfe Bat,
ms S6lepptau 9enommen ST mer'
Ben, meldem @lrnibe entiprod)en
lpiroc. Der n2orb Spcagb" legte Die
5tS Meilen ~betragcnbe Sobrt bis
Sompton Goaos nit Der n9rema"
i'm Soil in bier Sagcn 5itriid.
Gus Sanfett Ser Sta.
liencr.
Mui ocnl italieniidcn arell5er ct
fore 8ieromoscn" trofen geItcrn mie'
ser sablrcidc Sciudcr Elm. GaS
9anfctt, meldes sic bieiigcn italie.
niid)en @eieGihnitcn ON 1. Sftober
5u Gbren bon GopitGn 2orcdio uno
Der Sfiisicre bes arcu5crs 81 geben
~gebenfen, miro i'm nSotcl GaSmeu"
itattiinocn. Inter ocn G%brcng1ltcn.
meld)e 81 Sem @anfett einaelaoeh
mrr0en, bciinoen iid) 8oltutrncrr
Grotbers, lomie Wapor Ma6opl nlh
peridlic0ene mnbcre ltGbtiid]e 9eomte.
Golliiion 5piidtn Gam,
pfern.
Sod elmer aus Horiolf, 3d., ein.
g~etrofienen Gepeihe coQioirte Der
9ampier rSomaro" bon Der rWfert
donts & Miners Transportation
Co." al,i Ger 6abrt BON Torfolf naf)
Baltimore gcitern wabreno zines bid
ten Rebels in Der HGDe bes Thimble.
2eud)ttburms NIT Dem Shleppoam-
pier vBocomofe" BON Ser. ~New-Yorf,
philadelphia luno Horiolf 9obn," Der
iid ali Scr Sobrt bon Norfolf nod
aop G6arles, Gn., befano. 9eioe
9ampfer ictten lire 5a1rt fort, ga
tie Silrd) Sen 3uiammenltoB mir leibt
beid|dbigt ipuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-28

3mei Bfer0e geto0tet. -
PTS Sr. 9cni. 8iibburger BON Nr.
1896, Horo.9roaomap, geitern gbeno
iein FicrS aus leinem Staa, Nr.
1926, 2amont.a penlie, uno our6
eihc neben Dem StaG befinDlide
alGep iiiIrte, trot bas FIerb in elm
God uno fam SIT Sail, ipobei es 10
i6luere Serlebuligen erlitt, Dob es
ohrd alfreO Gormid, cinen g9enten
nes Sbieri6ub Sereins, getootet
meroen muBtc. DIS God murOe an.
acblid bon Scr Is. & =. Selepbon.
60" 5iueds grrid)tunq zines Yioitens
ouSgegraben. Der gioiten wllroe
rid)t errid)tet, bas God blieb aber
oifcn. = Nm Ser gfe bon Soriorb.
apcnlle ilno SoiimanitraBc fam elm
Yierb bes Srn. Soiparo g. Onion
bon @opans, Wb., 81 Saa. Der
Sbierar5t Or. Sbomas Spranflin
oronete nad porgenomtrnener Inter
infing sic So6tung oes 5bieres on.
Enter &aub DINER franz.
= Sm st. Soiepbs- Soipital" liegt
Safer SSpi. u. 4aitb bon Der ct. g(I.
pborius. Stride in fritiidem 3uitanoe
oarnieber. er muroe am GienItag
megen zines Maecnleioens nod Dem
Soipital gcbraft.
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@ieber nuf treiem ShB 5.
= 8eItern ipur6e ser Is Sabre alte
Sermann Glog bon Nr. 1928, Toros
Gaaas.S trabe, Ser am 10. Septem'
Der ieinen Stiefpater gbuaro Gdclt
burd einen 3epolperid)nb perlebte,
Inn feline Mutter Dor Sen angebliden
@enaltthGtigfeiten BEG Griteren 81
ihiiten, lpllrbe geitern ourf Eoliseiz
rihter 2lclpellpn I'M noropltliden
Stationsbails iuieSer auf freien Sub
aeiest, ga ser aus bem Soipital emit
laiiene Stiefbnter auf cine geltro-
flung ber5iftete."
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rSatbuliidc @Obltbatisfcits. 2esiun."

-
Serionlmlung Oes MorplonO StaatS-
Gon5ils i'm v&otboIiiden Club"
Cine 5ablreidc 9etbeiligullg
an ser Gditeinlc9un9 ser Ser,
Seiu-airde1 5u @igblonotopn in
SlltSii6t geitellt.
@enn ni6t ale Nn5eiden triigen,
miro Sen Witglie0Cru ser 0eutidelt
fatboliiden Ser5 Seiltaird)e SIT Sigh.
lanbtonn aelegenntli6 see am 4. OF
tobcr ltdttfinberlbcn GilmrbRngSieier
cine ongeneblne llcbcrrai6rng 81
Sbcil. @tItcrn I6euO fnn0 III SEM
Glubbonie oes naotbolii6en CLUBS"
cine Gcrianrmlung itott in melfar
alle 8omeroben cingeIooen muroen,
bel Ser Gditeinle9lul0, lUel1e nm ,
llbr Nodmittags itottfiu6et, augcgen
SIT ieirl, unS bie 3ulage ipor cine oQ,
gcnleine. 0ie Wit9licoer mcroen lid)
Eunft bolb 5ipci llbr on ser 9oIti-
more. llnb SItitrobc ucriommeln. Sr,
8iQiom Gum fiibrte Sen &oriib mn
Sr, Saul Trooobl furQirte oils Groto,
foafiibrcr. Gem 9eriht oc8 Scfre.
t0rS 81 SolNc bat 0u$ StoutS- Gou5iI
SIR 3cit 42 undergraduate Gon3ilc
nit 2S77 Miitglicocrn mcld)c I'M let.
ten Guortol $l6,7t4 an @cbiibrcn
einbe5o6ltcn. Ger Ncridt bcS SootS.
S6obmciIterS SorrD =. Monn loll.
tct b0hit 5uiriebcnitclcn0. GoS g6-
lcbcn mebrcrcr Mit9licocr mnroe
ollrd) Grbc6cn bon 0cn Sibcn 9cebrt,
lno Sr. Sobn =. O'6cnntIl mitroe
5i,m S%tcllpcrtrctcr 5ilm Sltprcme.
Gon5il crpGblt.
Nncn iibrigen Gomitc @erid)tcn 5lt
Solgc lit Der StnnO cin ioldtr, mic
CT lett LANCER Belt nidt ST. ucr5cihncn
mar.
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Is 5tampa fri

irsenb einem SnnSeu; rs fpmmt mint
barnnf Az, ME fleiu Der Ginfaui tit;
iurun eic nur eiueu Gent wsrtb iau.
icu, betummen sic % Clamps irei;
sie brnufsn nnr bieiem Coupon init
bent g,crtanis-Gbrd nan bem prdmien.
9arlor, ,. Siur, SaBette-s trafc, brin'
aeu, uno sie betpmmen bic p Clamps
abiolut irei; eiu set non oieiem Tatnnt
GIG. september) sut IN ieoem Snf;
NIB nuRerocm 8ebtn mir
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Bern6eimer BroS
r@reater BIG Some etpres".
Cine etabt In itdl.
Sahette' Strahe, burdlgebeub bis sur 2eringtpn.
strahe,
Gaoen ~scidlOiien bis 5.45 Ibenbs.
Sffcn bemte Nbcnb bis at
ipGter Stnnoc.

mir aiinem unisrc eaSsm beuie abenS is
W,inuten uur 6 ilhr uuS balten lie uieu bic
ipdt In bic ssad,t Binein. 9ac uniere ~geitrigeu
Bargains ibnnen ,audI beute 96enb ,pieber er.
langt werben, NIB ba5u audl unicrc g~e,ubbt.
lihcu eamitaaS- Bargains. Este babeu tbat.
iddlidl einen Der aruiartisiten Saraain.@er.
faHie fir bente 2fbeub arrausirt. eetsn sic
Nu,uefenp, peun ne6rn ben piefem Bargains
iperoen mir gebeu
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Sasfca rcGsnirt.

gbicngo, Sis, %. Sept. =
CHARLES y. SoSfeQ, SdabmciIter oeS
Ocmofrotiihen Notional . Gomite's,
rcibte bcutc slbeno ieine Heiignation
Gin.