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Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
CAPT. W.F.P. JACOBS CLEARED
He With Other Officers of "City of
Chester" Relieved of Blame.

Captain w. F. P. Jacobs of this
town captain in charge of the "City
of Chester" which collided with and
sunk the tug -. S. w. Holten" in
the Delaware river on September
11th, has with the other officers of
the boat been exhonorated of all the
blame by the Board of Inspectors.
Captain Jacobs was not in charge of
the boat at the time. Daniel B.
Bacon, licensed master and pilot
was in charge of the boat on that
trip and was accused of violating Ar
ticle 20, of the Inland Rules of Navi-
cation. The United States Board of
Inspectors after thorough investiga-
tion, dismissed the charges. The
verdict by the Board was that the
evidence produced was of such con-
fiicting character as to make it abso-
lutely impossible to sustain against
any of the licensed officers of the
City of Chester a specific charge of
negligence of duty.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
Students Organize a Team Under the
Captaincy of Frank Hynson.

The Smyrna High School has organ
lied a Foot Ball Team. Captain,
Frank Hynson; Coach, Mr.. Harvey
FAIRIES. The lineup is as follows :
Right end, Joe Collins; right tackle,
Clifton Deakyne; right guard, Horace
Spruance; centre, Earle Keith; left
guard, Warner Price; left tackle,
Roy Voss; left end, Harry Grieves
Quarter Back, Charles Roberts; Full
back, Frank Hynson right half back,
Howard Darrah; left half back,
Irving Walls. We hope to have a
game Thanksgiving or the following
day. The fire alarm was sounded a
week ago and the building was cleared
in three minutes. With practice it
will be done in two minutes at least.
Teachers insti tute and Thanks
giving coming the same week the
school will be closed Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
MISS MAY STUBBs MARRIED
Niece of Mrs. William FAIRIES of Smyr-
ma Weds Rev. Frank j.. Andrus

Niece of Mrs. William FAIRIES of Smyr-
ma Weds Rev. Frank j. Andrus
Miss H. May Stubbs, daughter of
the late Rev. Enoch Stubs, former
pastor of the Asbury M. E. Church
in Smyrna, was married in the church
her father built, the Thirteenth Street
Methodist in Philadelphia Thursday
afternoon to Rev. Frank J. Andrus
of West Grove Pa, Rev. DR.. F.
B. Lynch, superintendent of the South
ern District of Philadelphia, officiated,
assisted by Rev. George J. Burns
and Rev. George Hull. Seven minis
tiers assisted in the ceremony, besides
a large number of ministers who
were present. The bride is a niece
of Mrs. William FAIRIES of Smyrna,
and has been a frequent visitor. Rev.
and Mrs. William FAIRIES and Miss
Ethel FAIRIES attended the wedding.
Gilbert S. Fari was one of the
ushers.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
TRUSTEES OF POOR DEADLOCK
There Will be Five Republicans and
Five Democrats in the Next Board
of Trustees of the Almshouse.

OF IFuSteeS or the AlmShouSe,
Unless they become lone in faith
and doctrine; one in charity" the
new Board of Trustees of the Poor
of Kent County will find themselves
unable to transact business. After
the Democratic Levy Court shall have
elected the new trustees as is re
quired at the beginning of the county
year they will stand Republicans, 5;
Democrats, 5. 1t is said that there
is no way for the Democrats to elect
more than five, and there is no way
for the Republicans to hold more than
five members. The Democrats, how
ever, comprising the majority in the
Levy Court, might take the stand that
the appointees of the board should be
ALI Democrats, because of the major
ity III the Levy Court, or refuse to
pay employees who were persona non
grata. There is no way of suing the
Levy Court as it is not incorporated.
Mr.. Aida Powell of West Dover
hundred has mace application for Over
seer of the Kent County Farm and
Almshouse. Mr.. Powell, before
he made application, did remarkable
thing for a Democratic aspirant for
Office in these times. He visited the
almshouse and called on Superin~
tendent John W. Caulk, Republican.
He inquired of Mr.. Caulk whether he
desired to continue in office. Mr..
Caulk informed him that he would
decline reelection in any event.
- called on Mr.. Caulk, " said Mr..
Powell (who is a fomer Levy Court
Commissioner, because l regard
him and his wife as two of the most
efficient officials that Kent county has
ever had. If Mr.. Caulk had express
ed desire for reappOintment would
not only have refused to become &
candidate against him, but would
have publicly favored his re-electicI
by the Democrats. Our party stand:
for good government, and, in my
opinion we could have taken no steI
to convince the people that we propos,
to carry out our pledges better thai
to have reelected Mr.. Caulk. How
ever he and his wife have been plan
ing for some time to retire and remOv
to their Dover residence.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
NEXT SUNDAY AT ASBURY.

Morning and Evening Subjects An
nounced by Rev Robert Watt, D. D.
The subject of the sermon at Asbury
Church next Sunday morning will be
"a Startling Statement it be
True?". A theme not often dis
cussed in the pulpit. Hear it, In the
evening the subject will be "a great
Chance" and next Sunday evening
"How it Was Missed. " Two interest
ing and instructive studies in the
career of the first king. All will be
interested in these brief sermons
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
WEDDING NEAR BRENFORD
Miss Ida Morris Daughter of Mr.. Mrs
D. W. Morris Weds E.. Lafferty
Popular Merchant of Clayton


D. W. Morris Weds E. j. Lafferty
a Popular Merchant of Clayton
Brenford, Nov. II: One of the
prettiest weddings of the season was
sOlomnized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel w. Morris of near Bren-
ford, when their only daughter, Miss
Ida Morris, was married to Mr.. Ed
win J. Lafferty son of Mr.. o. j.
Latferty Of Clayton where they are
popular merchants. The house was
handsomely decorated, the colors be-
ing yellow and white Promptly at
$50 O'Clock the bridal party entered
the parlOr to the strains of Lohen-
grins wedding march which was
beautifully rendered by Miss Bessie
Carpenter of Wilmington, where
under an arch of yellow and white
from which hung large white bell,
they were pronounced husband and
wife by the Rev. G. P Smith of Clay
ton. The bride who was attended
by Miss Helen Carpenter as maid of
honor was beautifully gowned in
white silk null and carried a shower
bouquet of white chrysanthemums,
while the maid of honor wore cream
cashmere and carried yellow chrysan-
themums. The groom was attended by
his brother Mr.. Elwood Laffety.
After receiving the best wishes of
their many friends they repaired to the
dining room were a smptuuous repast
was served by Caterer George M.
Stevenson, after which the guests
which numbered about $50 viewed
the many handsome presents. At late
hour the bride and groom left for
their future home at Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
UPSET LAMP IN STABLE LOFT
Byron Creadick of Cheswold Saves
Conflagration In Nick of Time.

Cheswold, Nov. IT, While Byron
Creadick, mail carrier of r. F. D..
route No. of this town was in his
stable loft Monday evening he acci-
dentally upset his lantern. The
burning oil ignited with the hay and
was spreading rapidly when Mr..
Creadick's cries of fire were heard by
passerby who procured some buckets
of water and extinguished the flames.
For a moment the situation looked
critical and considering the high
northwest wind and location of the
stable, there was relief when it was
found the fire had been so quickly and
easily extinguished.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
REV. j. A. ARTERS AT ASBURY.
breaches Two Fine Sermons-J. E.
Hoffecker Sings a Solo.

The pulpit of Asbury ME-. Church
last Sunday was filled by Rev. ] A.
Arters of Middletown, and he de-
livered fine sermon at both SER
vices. Mr.. Arters' morning discourse
was based upon John /: IA, and that
of the evening upon a part of the
18th verse of the 81 Psalm" My time
are in Thy hand" At the morning
Service solo was rendered by Mr.. J.
Edwin Hoffecker, who by request
repeated it at the close of the SER
mon and in the evening a former
member of the choir, Mrs. Thomas
Madden, now of Wilmington, rem
dered a solo which was much appre-
ciated. The pastor of the church,
Rev. DIR. Robert Watt, spent Sunday
at Cambridge, Md, when he
preached at the reopening of the
church of which Rev. Ralph T. Cour.
sey is PASTOR
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
EDUCATION DAY CENTURY CLUB
Mrs. j. Harvey Speakman Has Charge
Spelling Bee a Feature.

The program Friday afternoon was
in charge of the Chairman of F,duca-
tion, Mrs. j. Harvey Speakman and
was as follows Piano solo, "Sunset
Glow on the Alps Miss Mildred
Hudson; Current Events, Mrs. Theo-
dore Ferguson; A spelling bee follow
ed headed by Mrs H. d. Boyer and
Miss Hettie Megear as captains.
The prize was awarded to Mrs. J. E.
Hoffecker, who stood up the l5ngest
in the contest.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
THREW POWDER ON BONFIRE

Scott Wilds Has a Narrow Escape
While Burning Some Leaves.
Thursday afternoon while Scott
Wilds started to burn a pile of dead
leaves, he wanted paper to start the
fire, and found bundle of what he
supposed was old paper. 1t was
thrown in the fire. There was an
explosion that scattered the leaves in
all e direction and sent Wilds UP
against the side of a fence fifteen feet
away. The package contained gun
powder. Evening Journal.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
"THAT BOY, WHAT'S HE WORTHY

Dr.KeIlogg of Grace Church, Whining
ton Will Lecture at AsburY.
The Methodist public and all who
are interested are reminded that DR..
Kellog of Grace Church, Wilmington,
will give his notable address entitled
"That Boy, What is He WORTH in
the audience room of Asbury M. E.
Church Tuesday evening the oath.
Miss Mary Roberts will sing. Do not
miss this treat. A silver offering will
be received.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
DOVER ocTooENARIANs DEAD

Captain W. H. Morris and Mrs. Eliza
beth Wilson Die at Age of 85.
Two resident of Dover each of
whom had attained the age of s5, are
dead. Captain William H. Morris, a
native Delawarean, who for nearly
forty years was a sea-faring man,
taking coastwise and trading vessels
up and down the Atlantic seaboard,
died Monday at the home of his son,
Harry Morris on Governors avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, mother of
William S. Wilson and Miss Ella
Wilson, of Dover, and of Charles
Wilson, of Philadelphia, died Monday
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
AppIicant For cheswOId PostOflce

HppIICdUI TOT OH6sWOIu TUsIUTIOe
w. S. Cantwell is out with petit
tion for the Cheswold post office. G..
B. Moore the present incumbent whose
time expires the last of May is also
getting signers for reappointment.
Rumor has it that there will be q
third applicant.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
AFTERNOON TEA THURSDAY.
Church Aid and Rectory Society to Give
1t Instead of Clubhouse Supper.

7''S1' ~ = w oF'IO I'O-VOI OOLICIY 10 NINE
1t Instead of Clubhouse Supper.
The supper and bazaar which
was to have been given in the Cen
tury Club tomorrow, Thursday even
ing, under the auspices of the Church
Aid and RectOry Society has been
abandoned and in its stead there will
be tea at the home of Mrs. E. s.
Dwight from 2.3O to tomorrow
afternoon. Besides tea, chocolate
and cake there will be a sale of fancy
articles. Everybody welcome.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
RECITAL AT FRIENDSHIP CHURCH
Will Be Given Thanksgiving Evening
Under Auspices of the w. c. T.U.

A rare event for the country. The
public is cordially invited to attend
a recital at Friendship church Thanks
giving evening, November 26, given
by Miss Margaret Wells of Whining
ton, for the benefit of the W. C. T.
U. Miss Wells is a graduate of
Shoemaker's College of Elocution and
Oratory of Philadelphia Music will
be furnished by a we'll trained or
chestra. A silver offering will be
taken at the door. The doors will be
open at seven O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
BISHOP KlNsMAN NOT HERE

Was Unable to Visit St. Peters Church
Friday Owing to Conflicting Date.
Owing to a conflicting date in
which he was already scheduled to
visit New Castles Bishop Kinsman,
the new Episcopal Bishop was unable
to be at Smyrna last Friday evening
and his visit was postponed indef-
nitely. While many were disaP-
pointed there will nevertheless be a
hearty greeting for the new bishop
when he does visit st. Peters Parish
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
Pretty New Home at cheswold

Cheswold, Nov. 16:--Mr. Lewis D.
Learned is putting the finishing
touches on his new home which is
greatly admired for its beauty and
syrnetry. The site which joins our
depot grounds also lends to the general
effect,
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18
NINE COWS BURNED TO DEATH.
Fire Destroys Barn and Stable of Rich
ard Cam arKirkwood.

Nine cows were burned to death in
fire that des troyed the barn on the
Richmond Cam farm, near Kirkwood,
and tenanted by George Deputy, early
Wednesday morning. A large guam
tity of hay and straw and many farm
ing implements were also destroyed.
Although the cause of the fire is in
doubt it is believed to have been the
work of tramps who spent the night
in the barn. The fire consumed the
barn and then communicated to the
stable adjoining which also was de-
stroyed. The loss will reach So, 900.
Smyrna times., 1908-11-18

GoNTINUEo oN FlFTh pAoE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Sin anunQcric.G hcf ucrlanat.

@oibington, G.G., u. Ipril.
- Cine Gommiiiion bon aapo1eric-
Siii5ierenL peld]e Die Nrmcelduule fir
StuutsoIiijiere 5ugetbeilt lit. befiir.
mortet oringenb Die Grnennun9 zines
.Gbeis ser aauollcrie." Der Mitglieo
oes 8eneralitabes lein uno an Der
Spite Ser Gommiiiion Iteben ioQtc.
bic iih nit alien 6rogen oes 8apal-
lcric- 9ienItes beih6itigt. Gle Oil.
5iers GommiiIion bebt berpor, oaB
ialt ale cipiIiiirten Natiollen in ibrem
IrmecberbanOe einen G6ei fir sic
&auaucrie haben.
angebote fir oen Sou BON Smoli
itdhlernen Shleppbampfern bon ie
100 SUB 2dnge fir Den Gienlt in
Dem Oiitrift Der aiiitenartillerie iirto
bon Dem General . Suortiermeilter
Der arnee o%usgeihrieben morben.
Tieie goote mcroen etnnS groBer iein
oIs sic hisbcr fir oiciclben 3ruedc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Sas @lnmeufcit in Santa barbara.

Sonta @u6nro, Gol., Den 27.
Mpril. - To9 SIT Gbren ocs @cluhcs
Der ntlontiiden ShIohtihiIf Slottc
III Sonto Barbara o%rrnngirte 9llt-
meniclt bcgonn bette Nadlnlittoa nm
3 ltbr. @ci Dem aorio, Der y9lumen-
ihlodt, "oic it'd OIL S5cnn.9 ouleporh
bis SIR Eloco DC Mtor obipielen miro,
lunrcn 10 5ienllid ode Siii5icre Ger
6lotte mo gepoltige Wenidenmuiien
bon bier mo aus Srten IN eincm mel
ten llmfrciic BON bier, iomie nlid) Die
Spibcn Scr @clellid)oit aus alIpit
Ehcilcn bcs StoateS intereiirte ST..
ldnller.
8eitcrn trot ocs Sonntoas lucQc,l
Eouic IN ocn Seitlihfcitcn eiu, luclde
ben SifiSicrct 5lt bcren Gbrcn tic Der.
onitoltet limo, lcbr miQfomnlen mar.
Mon gloubt, Slt picl ocs @lten ser
Scitc tonne Der l~triften auircd)tcrbu!
tung scr portrcfilidcn Siihti9fcit. Die
iid) Die Sffi5icrc mo Monnid]niten
bltrdI ior1f1ltige Sduluna oui Der
langcn areu5fobrt INN Siloomcrifa
hernm erporbell baben, nahtbeilig
lucr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

t1cr, Der Sta6t @icn ln0 scr boben
@nIte lpiiroig mare. Gic Ginmobner
lncroen oufacforocrt, Ole &dulcr nit
@lltllel nno 3IogQen 81 idmiiden
mo oIlcS III ibren Hr0itcn StcGen0c
81 tblI1, nm Dem 6eItc cincn ongcs
llGel'encn S%intcrqrln0 SIT gcbcn.
SIC Stoot r%iiitct Iid) olt6 cifrig,
uno an Gcforotioncn miro allies Gr-
oenflid)e altfgebotcn mtr0en. llcber
Der S6onbrunner Sd)loBbrildc mira
Elm GROCER Eriumpbbogen crrid)tct
lncroerl bic nit @ltirIan0cn, nit Sen
ncr'fic0cncn 2onoc8flogqcl,, GmbIcz
men mo Sections, ionic ifulpturcQcn
S%rnomcrlten ge5icrt miro.
Sn Idroifen @cQcniob SIT oicicr
GupIon9@fre1toigfeit Qltbrru lih bic
Gjcdcn0lGttcr, sic 0cH Mibton 0c3
@rjdnfS in bic Subclicicr bincin fra.
gen. Sic foroern Die c5cd)iid)c BE.
boItcrltllg olIt, Iid IoIpobI Don DEM
geplontcn 6cIt5ug, ais oltd bon ocn
ion'tiGen SubiIGuma &erouitoltlm-
gen fern 5n boltcn.
GciIbogcn bcitcGt 0oroui.
Mtcn, y. Npril. - Ger Micncr
NroieIIor Or. SeilboQcn, oelien in Der
Sirtiniiden aopellc begonqcneS ga
frilc0 in scr 9on5en altltltrlOeIt 9Illf-
icbcn crregt bat mo ourh icinc Ont
fcrnung aus Der Erofciiur b%eltroit
tDorocn lit, bat notmnlS Die Nblift
0cdllBcrt, 5llm aotholi5iamlts iibcrjlt.
trctcn. 6cilbo9cn gloltbt, olti oieic
@ciic mcnigitenS Den gltten @iQclr
81 bcpciieu, Iein llured)t 5u iiibnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Gampaanc acaen Naamis.

Noqole&, gri5, 81. april, -
@cgcn Die rcbellild)cn 0oQlliS in
mcrifoniihcn Stuotc Sonoro io!l
icbt idorI porge0ongen meroen. GaS
-. Battalion Der merifoniId)en Mr,
NEE lit III @uopmoS pom Siloen OIL
Dem Son1picr nNlomoio" nngelongt,
nnb boS aononenbcot oGompico" be.
iinoet lid) nit 0em %. Battalion u.li
Ser 6obrt nadl bcntielbcn SaIen. 9ct
SermoIilto bat man bcrcita 1000 20.
QuiS 5uiommengc5ogcn, 9ieiclbcn
louen ouf Dem nSompico" mo ocnl
,Nuontoio" ~oeportirt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
1yranenlcid)c int Noiicr.

@utertomn II, ny, 81. gpriI,
Die nit elmer Art Scritiidelte
2eide Ser 6ral Snrob 9remon,
8attin BON Eotrid 9rernot, lit in
Scr @obnung Der 6rort. III Dem flei.
l,en 6obrifitGotdcn 9ropnpiae, bier
Weilen meitIih bon bier. in cinenl
Goiier perpodt nuigeiunOcn moroen.
Die Sobtc mar 90 Sabre alt. Sic
4oIi5ei b%cballptet, oab ein Hnllbmoro
borIiegt, unb bot Son1eS 6orner uno
Satin, ein in Ser Hnhbarlhait moi
ren0es Gbepaar. ais Die mltbmob.
lihen 5b1ter perboitGt. 6rau 9ren,
nan milroe lett lebtem gonneritaa
permiBt mo crit bclitc ion0 man ihrc
Seihe auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
4rGiiDium il o'5
Natio rs unpCnt.

Il ationaly rs
Die 6rogc, pcr Die GonpcntS& ors
iibcr in Chicago mcrocn ioQcu, bot
nidt ucnig Stuub oufgemirbelt. Is
lit allgcnlcin 5%lt9cItot0cn morbcn, oaB
Senotnr 2obgc Der permoncntc &ors
libcr 0eS GnnuentS mcr0cn ioQc, obcr
biniidtlif ocS tenporGrcn &oriibcrs
bot lid) ELL ,3art crboben. Bon Scitcl1
Der administrations 6%reun0c mor &C.
notor @cpcribge pom Snpinno itbr
no6oriiflif III Gorihlag gebroft
mor6cn. 4nfGn9li6 Idien Dos Die
@iliglnnQ Der Soit-GampaQnc Sci
tunq 5u bobcn. Yl0tIih obcr bat iid
cine icbr bcfti0c Cppoiition gegen BE.
pcriogc bon oicicr Scitc gcltcuo ge-
nlad)t. IS lit 0u1fcl %oilgc0elttct NOR,
ocll, BOB Scr temperate &orliBer nit
icincr NntrittSreoe cincn gor5 bcocll.
tcn0cn GiniIuB olli Die Stlmnlunq
0cs G"onpcntS allSilbcn f0nne II. ooB
9cucriOQc Elm uniihcrer &antoniIt iei.
Scinc Observation-Disclosures fir Hoo-
iepelt lei ltnbeItrittcn mo man fonnc
iid lmonQcnehnlcr Iingc oerIcben.
3unrl Vciipicl lei cs niht unnlogllh,
Dab er in 0icicr Hc6e 10 fltlminontc
2obpreiIltnacn oeS Grdli0entCn, Iciller
Administration ult0 iciner Eolitif los
laiicn m0gc uno Sem Gonuent bic OBJ
~iollltc 9totbmen0igfeit Der lpcltcrct
un~cntncgtcn 9cIoIgung Der NooIe-
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Stanpeoc fir H%oolepelt bincin ge=
brdngt miiroc, cbc nod einn1ul bic
@elcgCuhcit gc9ebcn mor0cn, Iitr
Goft 81 ltimmcn. Nlio 9epcri0gc M
ter fcinen llnlltGnoet.
Scnotor Iolipcr BON ,Sonn lit jctt
nlo tcnlporurcr 0orllber IN Torld)lag
Qcbrodt morbcn, I'm Ole 9cpcriogcs
@cfahr ab5ltrpChbcn, mo. Der iitnge
SCOOTER. Senotor, scr idon 1904 oui
Sen tcmpordren @oriit ipcfulirt bottc,
oonlolS o6er iiir Glibu Goot Glob
modem muBte, lit tici empGrt oh Oes
N%firontS, Den man iciner Gitelfcit an.
9ctban.
Mchr &oipitaIidiffc
I'm fiir ben Notbiul porbercitet jlt
ieil1, bat ooS @iircol oCs @cncrulor5-
ties Der Ilotte cmpioblcn, Dcrldlicocnc
Sd)ifie inn Noralls au%s6un0blcn. nCls
che sur &cniiGulQ nl5 &a5oretbIdifle
5llr &criiiqunq itcbcn miirbcn. Inter
Nnbcrcn bot @enerolor5t Siren Ocn
icbt an Scr Eocificfiiltc mCilcnOen
Sampler Buffalo" iiir 0iclen 3pcf
IN &oridlog Nebrod)t, mcldlcr lid 0a.
5t oll5Qc5cidnet ciancn ioll. Ter De
ncrolor5t tritt cttihicoen iiir ole Gin
iiibrunQ BON 2a5orctbihiifen Gin un0
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Die MurinC ioldc bcltGnoig sur Tcriii-
Qltlg boben ioQte, penn bnS @coilrf-
nib ooiiir cintritt.
llrlou6Srciie 0e@ @eiono j.
ten HuiicII.
". y. Hulieu, Der ornerifoniid)e
8cianote in 0enc5telo, bot bon bcnt
Stoots. Gepurtcmcnt tclc9rophiidt
Inmciimnq bcfonner, cincn 6O-t10i-
gen llrIoub olr5lttrcten unb ont 9oro
bc3 aoloncnbontcS nTubnQuc" BON
Enrto GobcQo aus bic Scimio6rt on.
5lltrctcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Scne geitoblencn EOitiafc.

SN'N oNfhSb'N"Nh fSila"N'
Sn Ncm- g)orf mill Mon BON Der gar-
sen @eididte Nid)ta ipiIicn.
@oS I'M bortigcn Eoitanlt ongc-
oebcn miro.
Sem Oorf, -. Npril, - Gic
hlcligcn EoitbeborOcn ihicncn BON
bcn 3mci Eoitiofcn, cntboItcnO
Mcrtbpopicrc ut0 an0crc WcrtbIcs
den I'M @clommtbctrogc bon $500
coo, Die nod elmer Qcitrigcn Sonoolter
&obclnlel0rng bier Ac0cn Gnoc WfGr5
~DCrlhmunocn iein iolcn, ipeni9 ooer
0ur nidtS 3u miiicn. Nnd Der &on=
0oncr Wicloung m0rcn Die EoItIdde
an Noro Der nMtoicltic" mo oEbilo=
rclpbia" bier ongclnngt, ru10 on Den
biciiqcn EoItbompicr gcGcn 9cldci.
niqlnq obQcliefcrt luoroeu.
Solpobl GoItnciitct Golpor0 %.
Wior1on ol9 oltd) %Oitinlpeftor Wol.
fer G.. WioDer idgtcn cS lcicl1 iueoer
WclhlpcrOeit, nod Grfun6igltngen
bier cInqetroffen, mo lie @oi0e Drift
ten Die Ylliid)t ans, boB eS unn10gli6
lei, bob Sod)eu I'M Mertbe bon $500
600 pcrIdlpinncn fonnten oGnc BOB
binncn W%ionotSfriit irQcn0,uelhc &lns
&c i'm 3uionlnlcnbnng nit Der Nifolre
cinlicfcn.
Go1tinipcftor Wnper, Der ole Nud).
forldungen nod allerr geItoblcncn
Yoltgut lcitet, ioAte, eS lei mabr, Dob
5tuci YoitiGdc, oic Gnoe QiGr5 bier
hdttrn cittrciicn iollcn, icbltcn, nbgr
bic hiciigcn @ch0rbcn icicn Der Wicl-
rltlt0, baB Dos 6cblel aiti cincn Srr-
tbun IN Der 8ithfiibrltng bnlirc.
Mobrid)cinlid icicn ole SGdc mnridp
tiQ ctifcttirt gcmcien. &i9 icbt leicn
~6c8lucocn obIoIut fcinc 9%Cidnpcrocli
cin0clulticn, uno ooB bic SGdc lpld'
trlorm luertbpollc3 8ltt entbalten be.
ben loutcn. hobc CT crit burd) Die Bel.
tu1gcn gcb0rt.
EoItnciltcr Morgon lo1tc or miilc
%iibcrboltpt nidta BON Der Sahe. IS
iei niht lclten. ooB Yoitonmpicr ci.
uclt Sod lperriocr oorr cincn Sod
ntcbr h0ttclL. ais ibrc Siltcn oltilpic-
len. uf,o in ben mciItcn SSGuen Iteut
cs iid) idlicBIid) berolls, oaB Semunh
bel Der %Gintrogltng eil1cn 6ebler 90
moht bobc, o0cr bob Elm Sod Eolt
nodl eincnn u~nrid)tigcn 9eItinm1tn9S-
ort geldidt luorbcn Jet. Nltd) ieicn
teine alogen ilbcr crbeblide Gcrlultt
cingetroiien. ST pcrbe Die Code
beltc Morgen icood) nabcr untcrll.
hen. Gic lcbtc llntterllld)lung Oiclcr
Mrt ergob id)IicBlid,, bob Der bier Der
ibmunocnc Sod nit Eoltlnd)cn t,oo)
Dofobono, &opon, %geluonoert ma,
no CT 'dlicBIid, geiitnoen lpitroc.
(SpGtcr.) - Selite gbcnb qicbt
Gbei Foitinipcttor Molter Q. Monrr
Slt, Dab Die 5mci 2onboncr YpItldde
ipirflid) nod ihrer 2onoru1g bubic:
obbonben gcfonmen iinb. Sb bic.
lelben obcr lpirflid @clo unb @crtb.
papicrc I'M @ctroge bon 100000 ent.
bulten boben, miiien Die bieiigct
Eoltbeomten uift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
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Ipril. GoS beige Sunoesgeridjt
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d)cl1 Die 2pltiauiae II. DISQUALIFICATION
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Die Srorc Nerufung eingelegt pes'
Den, mo Der iltereiionte Soil oilrFl.
bober Dor ous Sberbunoesgeridt
fonlnleu.
gaHe fiir's stusiaah beicrgt 9. Maias. VT.
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