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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
NOTICE

The Alma Lodge No ft3. ana
Daughters OF Rebakah are requested
10 Doe present at their meeting tonight
a- business at Importance viii De-
raE-a,t-a. MRS ZANONE. y. o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Miss Gertrude Perce who was
called here by the death Of her sister
Mrs Joseph Duggau returned last
ni1ht to her home in Memphis Tenn
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hefter and
Mrs w Walmsley Of CentraIia, were
here to attend the funeral Of the de-
cedent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
DREDGE THE TURKEY
WITH CASCADE FLOUR

No need to wait for Thanksgiving
70 be thankful. The highest quail ~
Of patent flour is milied right ~
our city and sold without transport
ton and commission charges added
TO your grocer's price. That is why
We keep the cost Of CASCADE down.
Il IS = wise housekesper who knows
an article Of merit when she has i
IN her house CASCADE IS the best
Flour on the market for all purpose s..
ALL GRocERs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
WestmInster Guild.

The Westminster Guild OF the Pres
byteuau church held a pleasant ald
profitable meeting last evening at tho
home OF Mrs Mary Morse at Twenty.
fifth and Sycamore streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Banner Camp W0odmen of Oh
World will meet tonight al Sailor
I8i.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Mrs. b Simons and child Of Nash.
vile Tenn, and Miss Bessie Abrams
Of New York who have been guests
OF Mr. and Mrs 5. Nicholson OF
Lower Commercial avenue, left
yesterday for Nashville. Tenn where
Mis- Abrams will be the guest OF
Mrs Simous
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Hiss Julia S'oo Iau fur Claea--
SUNDAY for visit V.fl Friends.
Hiss ua.-r gcr'e- Off Ni.FHTr
H.. i- tho guest nI Miss Emma ISL.
rI Sixth street
Jarvis HicEr0l Uf TU-af.
street spent SunHag az CtarI,-frr
SO. with friends
Nr Harry 7 HALLIDAY t- .Hr.a--
o. illness t1 her home ODD I-U..
Wa-hiuzten avenue
Nr- Irtn MrlyirU ~ Tuafr.ar-
street has returned from visit NIu
relt.tH- ar s. Louis
Mr and Mrs. Clyde HauhucBI-.
aee Th-UH- returned YESTERDAY
'rcm their wedding triu
Misses TTUie ZaBrne aud Augustine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
Wednesday Card Club.

The Wednesday Card Club VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss
Maude Sutherland OF 2tp6 Elan
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17
WHAT A CAIRO
DRUGGIST THINKS

BONDS Pills are the best I ever
sold hsrdled them with great salts
ction when IN business At Pine
Bluff, Ark.
They sell finely VIII me here and
pesse the customers every time.
j. b. Brewer, DRUGGIST.
1il3 Washii gt0n Ave, Cairo, III.
n you are troubled with Headache,
TniOusness, Malaria Or Neur lsis try
thsss mstchltss pills one time.
All Drud6ists, 25 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

! SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

, Fitzecrah have returned teom a visit
with frienas at Mound City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Mrs II NJ hin has taken a pcs
ton as reception clerk in the office
Of f p Fawkuer the photographer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Howard Pennebaker who was oper
ated on for appendicitis is con
yalescent and has been removed from
st Mary's lnfrmary to bis home on
Center street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Miss Gertrude Harper has bee,
elected teacher Ct The Miller schoo
at Willard, to fiji the vacancy left By
the death Of Miss Eusenia Miller
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-17

Miss Julia s'oo Iatt fYr Cl6,a-
SUNDAY .Hr q yi-.r V.fa friends
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Nlntp ficl ms gSaiirr.

Nlbann N..Ny i. Nouembcr.-
Tite olta iieben Eerionen %beitebenoc
@cicliHnit lit olli Der 2lrtomobiI.
fobrt BON 9tcluzDorf bierhcr pcru1l-
oliidt. DDS 2lutomobil fiCl pOu Der
8riidc iibcr GocDmon's Greet, unlucit
%2(lbonp, ms @oIier. &n Der Earttc
luurcn Der @eueroImonoger bon &citb
& Groctor, s. j. 2Ilbce, nit Irall,
Der &uIeebGnOlcr ". 8. Vtitd)cll mo
3roll mo bic 6rolten &a5bor0 mo
Nrrie, idnlmtIi6 aus New-9ort.
@iitGea 500 iiG einen S6dOeI- mo
9einbrlld). 2llbec cinen Nrmbrltth,
6roll 2llbee in1ere @erlctut9cn 5u.
Die 2(noeren erlitten qeringerc Scr.
lcbum8cIL unb Der Gbouitcur fam
nit elmer S1ultcruerrenflmA oopon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
llnfGaC bci'm 9uftid,iff. Snrnicr

Hem 8 Dort, 1. 9tooembcr. -
las geitri1e &obrea Gurnicr Der
9ieronoutiihcn @cicuihnit pom 9tcns
9orf, meldes III Morria.@urt in Wc.
Genmart bon ciniQcu Gouicno 3lt.
lhaltern o~bgebultcn lpuroc. mar cit
6eblidlug un0 lit 0urdl 5uei llni1uc
gelt0rt mor0en. Hnprence :. HCib
BON Montreol itiir5te nit ieiner GlltQ.
moIfine 40 Sub bod berob mo brad
oas re6te 8ein, un0 Der aht Sabre
olte 6reo. 9oun9 wltr0c pom ciucn1
GDcle.Wtotor 9etroifen mo idlinmr
perIeet. Der ein5ige erfoIgreid)e 6llta
wurbe pom Eroiciior Sobn 0}nd pol
bridgeport, Conn, oltsgeiiibrt. Der III
einem aItmooiid)en &eiBe 9uft. 9nuor
5000 SUB bod empor itieg. Die mo.
bernen 2uitidifie fonntcn i~iberboupi
nid)t ouiiteigeu, ooer es ItieBen liner
llnfoQe 81, Die lie am 6illge perbin
oerten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

C5c.5it g~cgc6cncn C0ronoincr, 81
lucIGcm 100 GGite gcIaoen uarerr,
fit5rtc @rin5 yu Gang ben &oriib II.
6rudte Gooitc uuf sic &oiicrin @itl,
loa Den F]raiibelltan SIR Ser. Stac.
ten Den Song oou gnqIGn0 unD an,
Dare Staat pberbaupter Gus Gu3
Giuer mar Don emer Eheuter 8of,
itcllmla begleitet mno Wuroe ourd)
Elm hiicliihe3 Tcucrucrt obgci6lo
len,
9htf Dem 6eitplobc muroen EooIte
crit ollsgebrott, ais Die 0elcli6aft
offi5ieQ periommeIt mar; Damn brod'.
te Yrin5 Gu &on0 oua @obl Der
&aiicrin @ittuc aus lu0 oQc Pin
mcienocn, Sffi3icre unO N}otrolen II.
ole iibrigeu GGitc Der &e8icrma,
Gbineien mic Mt9IGnocr, itinmtcn III
Dos Sod cin lmo trorltcn Oo9 @ob.
Der 3aiirri1 in GbompuQncr. @lcid.
settle cltieiicitcn 90ucr mo 6cltcrs
ucrf non alien Scitcu ciu iuuhrc2
4attQn1prilmt,
&uulbQr'a il 81 @uooc.
&ctcr&burg, /. Ron. - Git
leo1& 0clttidcnaolouiItem Die im@ou
ucrncmcllt G0ciio mcAcn lcidtcr&er.
T,n,,,, of,,ng nm;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Moroacbcimnif in 2uniiiana.

Nem- Spcri Il, 60, 4. Aop. -
&in0cr, sic in elmer Shellne III Der
9t6bc uolt bier ipicltcn, entoedten Die
id)rctlid peritiimmeltc 2eihe citea
gut a%efleioeten, etno 30 Sabre olterl
Mannca. Spuren nieIclt oara1tl bin,
6nB Ser Wonn nit elmer ld)iuercll
giienItonge crifla8an moroen mar.
@inc guthrie Hed)nlutg altf Den No'
men Soc S%ernlolllt, uto MempbiS, ..
Sftober, oatirt, mltroe III Der Got'
talde 0cS @rntoroetcn mo Ierllcr
Nuittungen fiir oMonep SrOer"- Be
trGgc. ionic 5pei fleine Hin9e geim-
ben. cramps; Die in 9e9leitun9 OeS
WionncS geItern Hod)t geieben moroen
iporelt, mllroen perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Gciitlidler itirbt in Der Stride.

Gtttsbur8, 30, 1. Nooember.
- Yoltor Bernard '0ebl, einc3 Der
G~lteiten Mitglieoer oes YoiiioniIten.
SroenS in oen Ser. Staotelr, lit bel
Der 2eifenieier fir 6roil @li5ubetb
@rcenenulo IN ser fatboliihen ct.
8eor9's Stride ploblid seItorben. gr
bette gcraoe ooS oSotctilS" i1tonlrt,
nlS er bon eillcm S6lage gerii6rt ME-
berionf un0 olf Der Stelc ltorb. Setl
S2obren mar cr Der Seeliorger Der
fot6oliiden ct. Mid)oel'5 Stride, an
&ioltS- ullo Soutb. StroBe, Der reld)'
item Stride ocS Yoiiioniltcn- Sroe1tS
in Nnlerifd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Epfcr ciuCr Scb0c.

2crin9tom sly 1. Noocmlber.
- In Iolgc elmer 6cboc lpurOc in
Gonlpon 3rmction % Mcilcu ncitIid)
pom &ofiou, Scr %20-iGbriQe CaIom
9ulen cridoiicn rno Der ~22-idhriae
}(lDin @orper ihlper perlett. Glo.
renee Sbernon, mcId)er 0eu perbGn1-
niBoolen SdrtB obaob, mltroe iclbit
in ocl aopi 9etroiien, entfum obcr
ms @c6irgc. Ter Strcit cntitouo
neacn elmer Sruormg pon oGt 60i.
fern @6iafcp mnlGBlih ser @obl
mGbrcno Die 6cinoihoit 5niidcn 0en
6omilicn idon picI 0Itcrcu Gntnm5
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Scarf 6eantragt Eruscfucrlc9nmg,

Cmabo, Ncbr,, 4, Nopcmber. -
2}r einem Dor eincm 0fientIiden no
tar in Nep-Norf unter5cifnetclt PIN.
TRACE Bot @m. u, @earit erillMt, Oet
pom @ourcrneur SosfeQ BON 0tlu.
bona ge9en i'm onbdnaia gernod)ten
&erlcllmormgs . Gro5eB, in meltem
eS iid i'm cine SduoenerioB 6nroc-
ocrlung pon 100000 bnnoelt, pom
Stoatagcrift IN NebroSfu IN omaha
an oos Slnoesgeri6t bicrieIbit ST
rcrleAcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Furthermore nnS Selbitmoro.

Ncm Yorf, 4. M1r5. - 8rou
i. &eit unO ibr Spbn 5. NelIon Belt,
elm NftienmofIer, muroen bellte i'll
ibrcr @obaung III cinem grobet
Iportmentbolls an o6eren grodo-
man ais 9cifen aufeefunoen. Nad)
Den porlicgenoen ltmItanoen bate Der
Sobn Die Muttcr ourh einen SdJrB
in Den aopi getobtet uno Damn Selblt,
moro begongen, inbem er iid I'M ga
o%esininler nie0erlegte n1b oas Gas
anbrebte. 5rau 8eit's 8atte, melder
DOR mebreren 3obren itarb. ma Mit-
glieo Ser 6irna Belt, 2pon & So.
am itnteren Srpoopop, itno Die Sitt-
me galt iiir reid. Sos Motip iiir Die
Sbot ir ein HGtbiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Galtes Mettcr.

Gbicogn /. gtopcmber. -
&eihteS Stnee1eit0ber trot bette bier
Elm mo oo2 thermometer lief bis uui
b @rn0. Die StaotbCbor0c trifit
Nnitolten iur @lrpfle9ung ibrer Nr-
belts u1O Mittelloien m0brenb oes
bcuorItebcn0cn @inters, mornt jeood)
Die Scluobncr onoCrcr Std6te 0age'
8erL bIcrbcr jt tonmen, III Der Gr-
mnrtlun9, Dob tic bier nl,f N%c9inent8-
llltoIten icbCn f0nllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
GnbC nit Sd)rcGCn.

9}cp PORTER glmuoIt pergiitct Ieine
Satin uno ollrhiNnciOct iid Die
N0crn. - Shrontcnloic @cnllB-
iudt Der iuracn 6rou Ole llriohe
Der (bot.
Ncm Oort /. 9topembcr Gin
Ronor, welder Dor iiIni &dDrell lei
ncu Nnfonq uohn, hat Acltcr1 mt
cincnl Mor0 mo Sclbitnlor0 clllcll
qrGbliHel1 2lbi1lrb g%cfunocn. 81
Dem @lailbcn, ooB icinc Satin Dem
ucrlofenoen 3oltbcr zines SebelIS
idrunfcn(oicn @cnliice niht l0nNcr
miOcrite6cn fGnl,c, per8iitctc Ser Nlr-
lpult Aciiip q. Sbiblep III Ietner
@4obnlmd, Mr. sos, @citst22. Str,
Die % Sabre olte 6ruu NIT Gbloro.
iornl, tpdbreno lie i6lorcno In Bette
lao un0 modte Damn |ieincnl ct8ellcll
Guicin 0ltrcb Gurdl6neiOen Der
g(Ocrn 6ciocr @(rntc elm GnOc. NQenl
Nnihcinc nod 6ottc Shiblep 5lterlt
sic Satin 0etootct, Damn mcbrere
@ricic, mcIdc cine GrfIdrlin9 fitr Ole
&cr5peifIltngSt6ot cntbieItelL an
&crmon6tc gcidric6en un0 i'd her.
irad) Die Noern Ac0ifuet, Gr lcQte
iih ms @ett, nnbnl oic to0tc Satin
in icine Nrune u1o erpnrtetc ben Pill
bc5uinQer, ser iciucn eigenen 9ciben
cin 3icI iettc.
Die Seirot6 Sbi6lep'S, Der ~
&obrc alt mar, botte cine romontiihc
&orgcidi6te. Sbiblep lcrntc Ole UNI
10 Sabre |ilinNerc Game fcnncn ais
cr in eincm 0torO Fro5eIIc ais Ser
tbcioiqcr ibrcr Sdpcitcr iult9irtc.
Gic S0ueItcr, 6rou $oicpDinc9toblc,
bate Dor ) &obrcn in Gong Salonos
Gitp ibren @uttcn crihoilen. Sic
lll1tc Die 9lllttbot nit SelbitOcrtbei.
oigllug ~ rehtfertiGcn mo engogirte
Die &errcn Charles &c 8orbicr mo
S6ibleD olS ibre Nnmdlte. 6roll
SbibleD, oonlolS Sri. &eonoro &oigb-
ton, mor cine Der @alpt5eugen in
Dem Ero5eiic. Sbiblep perlicbte lid
in Die bitbide 3ell9in unO fiibrte lie
Dor 0rei 5obren 5llm Grololtor. Ser
Che entiproB Elm S0bnhcL SEQ, ooS
sur 3eit etmo , Sabre alt lit.
Noh Der Nniiht pom Coroner
9(critcui lit Sbiblep ourdl Die Gltrd)t,
bic bon inn innig gcliebtc 6roll
m09c ollf Nbluege q%eratben, 5ltr Ser.
3wciflrng 9ctricbcu morocrl. Nll@ Den
IlQuben Der bel ben S6iblep's be.
oicnitctcn iorbigen 3oic mo Dem Slt'
bolt Der BON 0cn1 Nnmolt bintcrlalIc
men 9riefc gebt beruor, Dab Die Come
iebr pergnilglungsiii6tig mar. Si(
ralld)tc germ, tronf nit &orlieb(
Gbompogner mo feline 2iqlieltrc, be.
iud)tc cIegonte Heltaltro1tS NM
fannie fein gr0Bercs Scr1nii0cL olS
cine Nutomobilfobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
SGuicleicn tricbcn i'm in Oen Sob.

Altoona, Na., 4. Nouenlber. -
.Qebet mobl, Sbr lperoet mid nift
micoericbclt," ricf Der 21.jGbrigcS obn
Stine geiterit 51 elmer GnjobI ieiller
Ircrnoe, Ole i'm gut ais einen SpoB.
nader fainter uno Onber ieine@ortc
uid)t crnit nabmerl. Seute mur0c
ieilte Scide nit 5lpet ShuBmulloen
I'M &opie gefunoen. Gr bate Die
Grobung luobr gemoft. @os ibn
sum- SelbItmoro trieb, lit nift be-
fannt, bod ldlciilt es, ooB er iid) bic
Salnlelelt1 Ieiner sSreunoe pegen beS
SibcnloiienS zines W1bbens, bos ibn
Ipoter 9eriftlid) uerfolgte, gar ST. iebr
61t Ser5en genommen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
Sinmantcu in NrfaniaS.

Gurefo SprinA$, Nrt., /.
Nopcm6cr. - s. g. NJ. Stimnett, ciu
Sun0hmgarciieuoer, bot bier oa3
9hlfiitoen BON 5mei robcn Giomantel
BON 5mci, bc5m. Orei aorot oui cinent
Negicr1maaitiifc in Mooiiou-Gomtp
gcmcl0ct. Sin grpcrte IoQ sic Sid
minllte1l ais edit bc5eid]net boben. Noa
ncllc biomontbuItiAc @eltcin lit ctun
Grcibrmocrt MciIcn pom Dem Dor Ell.
nen Sabre in lifc-Gountp cntocdtcu
Gianunticloc cnticrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
I'm Gunfnrs.

8ropioence, u. s., 4. Nop. -
Staatsbnnf Gontmiii1r @iaiom {.
8oo0pin iibernobm beute nit @eneb.
migung Der Staatsbeborbe iiir 9onf.
Sncorporationen Die Gontrolc Der
bieiigen nGentral 5ruit 60" lnlo er.
iudte bns Superiorgerift nm grnen.
niing zines MaiienuerluaIter5, iolpie
I'M einen ginboltsbefehI meld)er Der
gonf perbietet, lire 8eifafte fortju.
iesen. Or erfI1rt, e5 lei ein 9iiiifc
fir ons Bublifim, Der 9onf ierner.
bin 8elo aiijuuertroncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
,furD in 0erntbnn6.

Nem Dort, 1. Nopember. -
Gic &lrp IN Bent Morie.G urtiS'iten
Fro5e'Ie mc3cn llebertretlmg Der No.
tionoIbonf @cieec 500 iid beute
%9todnlitta0 5llriit uno lpllrbe am
Nlbeno, ola lie iid nod ari fem Ser
oft geeini8t botte, iiber Nad)t elm
pclhloiien. Gns @eridt miro Inn 8
llbr mor8en Sormittog luieber III
Siellng treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
GotaI... 3O0,574 2S4,929 27,5Of
CnffS &IlIrnIit1t 1865

NulS RlllIuItlul lD,OfD
Gic 8luralit6t Oc9 bcmUfrot;it cl
@ouucrncltr9 Gouoiootcn 2cmio Z.
Gbanlcr in Ser Stoot Ncm-})orf BE-
trdQt iibcr 10000 Stimmen.
8citerc 9erid)te aus Dem Stoutc
crQebch OoB loit I'M gar5eu Stuate
9tcm. 9orf cine EIurolitat BON POP
600 Stinmcn erbaltcn bat.
aIor mic &I6iebriib +.
@uibinQton, :. &, 4. MoO,-
QrQiiocnt Rooiepelt cmpiiug bclte
cine Nn3obI &ournoliItcn III icincnr
@iircau rnO CAB i6ncn iciuc Music.
gung oc3 0eitrigcn rcpltblifoniidcn
Giege5 funO mo SIT miiicn inOcm er
ia8tc;
n9ic qcGcmuGrtiac Administration
hat ~bcitGuOiQc g%nitrenQlmQ mo be
itdit0i0cn Gortidlritt inn &llQc gcbubt,
mcld]cm lie geItnttct mltr0c, in lll-
luciien RooifoliSnntS mlf Ser eincn
Settle oOcr in mlueiicn Gonicrputi9z
INNS oui Der onOCrcn Seite olla5ll-
artcll. Nrn. (uit'a Domination mar
Gin Sriumpb iibcr rcottionGrcn Gor=
lcruotiSmr3 mo icinc Grm0bllrng
Elm Srirnph itbcr %unucilcn mo mn
qcb0rioCn Ru0ifuli3mllS."
Gait freut d.
Gincinnoti, /. 9topcmbcr. --
@fu. $. 3aft gob hCute &ormitto9
i%oIgenOc Grfldruna al:
sd aloube, OoB i6 Don Sen Sc
idGitsleuten 0e5 2un0c3, Icnnofras
ten pie RepubIifonerL qepdbIt mllr.
he, ooB i) meinen IntbeiI an Dem
Nrbeitcruotrm erblelt mo OoB Die
6armer im Aa4enleincn 3t mir Italts
ben. Gn mcinCm Stootc u1o in Sn-
Diana mllroe Dos ReiuItot III lofoler
6iniidt erbeblid our6 sic 2icen5s
iroge becinilltBt, mo e@ lit i0mer,
Die genoitene gi~n5einbcitcn III ermei-
len, Ger bur6greiietOc Sicg in
New-9orf, Muiioduiett5, Nep.3ericr
u1o Connecticut 8ereiht mir sur be.
IonOeren @enlgtbmng."
Gait blie6 ioit Die gnn5e uer9on
gene Naft iiber oltf mo nobm 81
@abI6erifte %ent8egen Del6c i'm
burb ipc5ieue 0rdbte i'm 9olIie nb
qelieicrt mllr0Gn. Nnl n6diicn 6rci
. tag rCiit er nit ieincr @nttli Wjetcl
no6 '6ot Springs, So, ob,
@a$ 8oriibcr Mad agt
Hems Oorf, 4. Nooember.-Gor
fiter Nod bonn oemotrotiidcn 9to
tionol.Gomitc erlieb bcutc Nudmit
tog cine @efonntmodunM in iueIdcl
or erfl0rt, Die oemotrotiide Gortci ici
hellte einiger, oils icit pielcr ,$obre1.
mo ibre Nieoelloge lei le0iQlih Der
bon Den Hepublifonern oll@poiNmter
Siige 81 per0antcn, Dab @rpunS
Sieg ole @eid6ftSa &ntcreicn Ocs
&anOea itdoi9en meroc. Nrpon BABE
einen gltten aonpf gefGmpft mo e
f0nuten linn feline 8orniirie 9en,o6.
merben. Die oennofrutiihen Sollpt
quartiere in Buffalo mo @oibin9tor
miiroen ol,i Die nG6itcn bier Sabre
beibeboltcn mer0en, nm ben Scamp
Der 9emOfrotie gegelt oelt boben "a
ri Iort5uieBen mo ben oemofrnti
Id)en @rrn0iGBen weitcre &erbrci
tllrl4 81 Nehel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
lSanama's -Teittag.

Colon 4. Npuember. Ger
,~Sobrestag Der llnobbGngigfeit bon
Gunamo nllroe bier geltern i'll enthit.
iioItiider @eiie gefeiert. Ger Tag
mor ;llm Notional : Seiertag erfldrt
moroen. Cine Wenge Illgeltellte Der
Yonalnafanal G%omni'lion into Der
Varnma. GlIenban1 betheitgten Iid)
All ben 6eifliftelteit.
Ga1c snr @ciic in's Iaslano be-
Iorat 6. Maine, Ir. Alb, Sit.Snltt-
mureItrafc, nabc GnitDm tScnie Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

ueure uuo <etontge bubeu Stuat5
Setrctdr Moot M guIaB Der gliid
lidcn Nntuult Der omeritoniihen
Tlottc IN }Imop ibrc @rotlllution &c
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ooS geionmtc diueiiife &olt iit 0e5
9eiltda Der 6lotte frerlt mo oieiclbe
ber5lib miQfommet beiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Sa5u S%iHtinent 1T garantirt, ireeuo einen
6Gl BON ludenoerl %bIinoer, blutenoel ooer Bcrs
corliebenoei @ilee IN & bis II Inaer 5n beileiL
poer Selo 5uriid e%ritnttet. soc.
(Sfl2aiH %. 6AitcD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
CS%ortictnn9 RON scr /. Scitr.)

Gas 9otum Ser Metropole.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05
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1frfa.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

6obc Nhtn1 nor Sem ocntIdcH &oIfe
unO Dem Ocutihcn &uiicr, mo rib bin
iiGcr. 0ob 5ic ole 9roBc Nrrigobe, Die
9au0e QegcnieitiJcn @oblmoaenS
un0 Reipctt@ nelde IeutidIdnD un0
nie Ger ztaateu pereiueH iollten 81
befenigaa elfoIqra1tp Ourttubraa
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

this support by taking piano pupils. Thus We got
along; but It pretty hard shedding. L was not
one of the burdens because Ia ken from school
at once. upon my fathers death, and placed III the
office of The Hannibal Courier, as printers ap-
prentice and Mr.. S. the editor and proprietor OF
the paper allowed me the usual eTnOlu1nent OF the
office OF fapprentICe-that to say board and clothes,
but no money. The clothes consisted OF two suits
wear but one OF the suits always failed TO material
ize and the other suit not purchased so long
M S S old clothes held out. l was only about halt
as big as Mr. S consequently his shirts gave the
uncomfortable of living IN a circus tent, and
had to turn up his pants to my ears to make them
short enough
There We're two other apprentices. One was Steve
Wilkins seventeen or eighteen wears old and a
giant When he was III Mr.. SIS clothes they fitted
him as the candle mold fits the candle; thus he was
generally in a sutfocated condition particularly n
the summer time. He was reckless. hilarious. ad-
-1lirable creature; he had principles. and was
delightful company. At first three apprentices
had 10 feed IN the kitchen with the old slave cook
and her very handsome and bright and we'll behaved
Young 1nulatto daughter. For his own amusement,
for he not generally labor1ng tor other
people amusement t-Steve was constantly and per
Sstentlv and loudly and elaboratev making love %
that ulatto girl and distressing the life out OF her,
and worrying the old mother TO death
She would say. Now. Marse Steve, Marse Steve,
can I YOU behave Yourself.
With encouragement Ike that, Steve would
naturally renew his attentions and emphasize them
/. was IlllIngv funny Ralph and And. 70
speak truly. the old mothers distress about Il
merely pretense. She quite well understood that
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

CHIEI among tlI thrilling exploits oi the navy
- n The CIV. Wax stands the night attack
-.pou The Confederate ram Alhemarle The enter
rise ot one man who carried i through with skill
ma precision The face OF appalling dangers. this
Incident shines out with peculiar brllhanCe n the
multitude Of raIds and adventures.
All summer 1903 the Federal gunboats inside
Il Hatters Bar At the mercy OF the Rebel non
clad which was vastly more formidable than any
vessel the Government could send to these waters.
Built like = nonstrous sCow, carrying a battery OF
which was arrIor clad. and with = ponderous lrcr
-lri the Abemarie was launched the Roanoke
River at the mouth of which lay the Union fleet.
The work of destruction was soon begun. The town
f Plymouth captured with lis forts; IN one
DAY seven Of steamers were sunk OF crippled ~
The inVulnerahle
When one disaster followed another the anxiety
the authorities a. Washington was greatly sharp
,led by a feeling of humiliation. since they were
1,owerless TO slccor the fleet The order had been
gwen 10 construct Federal ram send against the
Albemart but tins required = long time. and daily
the situation became more haraSSlng- BY Septenl-
ter the Navy Department was ready 70 accept ana
aid any scheme. however rash and preCarIouS, which
might bring relief
Such a plan now proposed by young ottlcer,
Lieutenant W. b. Cushing. famous Tor his rand IT
ape Fear River and brother Of the hero OF Gettys
turg Because he was known a brave and most
determined man. Cushing was granted the necessary
support Tor his undertaking. though few believed
that he possibly could he successful He then
brought from New York open launch, fitted with
/, gun and attachment for bearing torpedo, by
means - = boom suspended over the bow. and.
Joining The gunboatS II the mouth Of the Roanoke.
-,aIteG tcr 4. favorable night
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05
The Attack

a laSt thick and rainy, OF those gusty
autumn nights when winter seems 10 have
suued advance of the usual season. The
vas noored II Plymouth. eight miles away; and
hortly after midnight Lieutenant Gushing, with
small party Of started the launch up the river
he stream fortunately was broad enough 70 afford
-crs without discovery, except III one place where
ne wreck II a Federal gunboat lay directly IN the
Iatt. Here the CCnfederateS kept q sentinel posted.
With instructions 10 send up warning rockets II the
sign Of attack. Under the cloak Of the foul
weather, however the launch neither
leard, the Lieutenant passed close by and rapidly
.uproached the Confederate ram.
Rounding point of land, he came suddenly upon
-tr -lding the stream, Vet not lar out from the
hoTe but that the whole OF her huge bulk was
brightly illuminated by the blaze of a camp fire IN
he swamp. Her broad eXpanse OF plankIng pierced
iy the protruding guns shone n The strange hight,
and with her vague and massive shape, ne Ate