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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

itert fir ,SalGneM Sic Ginfiibrrn1Q
ocs Solome S0n5eS bat cine mubre
Scniotion in EbeoterfrCiitn bcrpor-
0crufen. &on crItcn 9to6nlittoo an
bis 5um leBtqn, pont crItcn Nbcrln ali
bis sum lcbten mar oos oMurnlonG-
Sbeattr," mel6em ea bci6icocn mar,
bic 2lttroftion jllerit nod Baltimore
5t 6riu1cn. bis 5itr pollcn Sit-Gopo-
5it0t gcpadt. Giele ISOLDE itcbt ocn
@ciltdcrn cine onbere llcbcrroidunN
in gr8iiht, nGntlid) Mcn0cl&iobn'$
Srii6linQSliGo. Son5." 0ic ied]S mt
iitaliidcn Gllttp2 lin0 Dem bicIi0cn
Ellblifuu idon bon friibcr fer Dor.
tbailhoft btfonnt. Sic BADEN icnod)
ibr Hrogroulm poait0nbiN ncuchiclt.
10 cob lie iebem Gheotcrbtiud)cr oils
lclle &iii1itGer crid)cintn mrrOcn. PIT
nrroem iteben ntf Dem (bc0tcr5cttcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

ibr @ri0cincn I'M o@apetp-S bcoter.
Die @cleaIdoit beItebt jeBt Ieit 5ebn
Sobren l10 Don &obr 51t Snbr 6ot
lie, 100 INNER il Mtigctrcten, ibren
9filf ncrgroBcrt, 10 boB lic jcbt ais Die
critic Organization ibrcr Irt I'M gan.
sen San01> nngcicben miro. Iieielbe
tclibt inter on0crcm Elm Scrtctt
Ton &onlifern, Oercn ulfige5 @ebubs
rem unb treffcllbe WiBc ulld) ben Org
item 0ric5Nrom lad)en lcrncn. 3rpci
Surleafcn ltcbcn altf Oenl Hroqranls
me. Gle critic ~0ericlbcn lit bctitelt:
~ @birl Of Society; in ~ocrielbcn
iueroan bic ncueitcn 9tcm = 2)orfer
S6lo0er Dem &liblifiiu ST @ebGr
Gebrod)t. Sn Bent SpejinIit0tcn.
Gbeil ieien beionOcr9 Die odt @oiier.
9tpmpben IN ibrcn &orfnB GGll5cn;
fernCr Die nNfo0cu . &euu5" berpor.
gcboberL Die id0nite 6rou ollf Der
nnlcrlt0nild)et Silbnc.
Slunep'a Gbeatcr.
y6rom 5ing SinN to 9ibcrtp" iii
Der SItcl Don Charles &. 9Ionep'>
icniationr0cm Niciooromu, oo$ oiclc
ISOLDE in &loncp'a Gbeatcr, ocm in
alien 9cp0lfcrut9Strciitn g~Ieidbclicb-
tenn Wfllicttcnlpcl, sur NuiiiiDrrmg
9eloH8t. Die III Dem Stiid sur PIT
mcnoutg Nclan1cnOcn m2d)onil6cn
lnO iccniihcn Gillette iinO ciniof
lum0cruol. NIa cine Grtrus2 Ittrot.
tlnn o0ri oA9 Nltitrctcn Don Sad
Norrt3 gcltcn, Dem bcrilbmtcn .2,tlta-
BREEDER, Ser mcOcr oS6loB nod Nic-
gel" iiirttct uno 0llrd) ieinc 1crnoeju
erItolnlldcn Gerti0tcitcn Ona &ubli-
tltn iibcroQ, no cr lid 5cigt, sur Be
AciItrrlmg binrcibt. @cm Qorri9
d!ld) nienlnl5 ~oiiijiel" cin &niAlit
elmer Strninmt0lt ioor, 10 bat cr bod
beilNbc i0ntnltlidlc @ciGngniiic un0
3udtbGuier Oe3 &onoca bcilld)t uulD
Den 9eanltcn bcmicien OoB feline
Seize ion lGnAcr ais cine tllr3c 3cIt
SIT bcDcrbcrBcn i'm Stnn0e lit. Mit
finNcn Mont09, Mittmod,
mo SnmItog NnGmittog5-
&oritellungcn Itott.
@oll;0oD Ctr. G6eatcr.
CoS ncuc biitoriiNc M~clo0ranla
:, Cutters 2oit 6iabt" lit sic @Ittrnf-
nit meldcr bicie @od)e Die Gel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
yWain" .&apclle cunsertirtc.

Grtra > BRIT Der gdrcnriege bes
SurnpereinS ,8orip1rts". = 9te
&opeQe beS NoroOelltid,en Slopo.
3ompicrS nWaiu" ipielt oclltidle
@eiien. 6ioelite Stimmul,g
porherrihenb.
9ie N0rcnriege DeS SilrnoerelnS
n8orrpGrts" bate geltcrn gbeilo lire
Wiit9lieoer nebit 3omen 81 elmer
Grtro Ydrenbrut in Der Sereinsballe
eingelaoen, uno aIe Iie, ipclte Die
iem &ufe geiolgt iporen, batten fets
men @rllnb, bies 5u berelen, oenn eS
mar in Der Chat elm .bdrenmGBigeS
@rtrn.Tergniigen," oo5 ibrer mar.
tetc. Die GopeQe bcs Horooeutiden
2lopb.G ompierS vWloin" mar, elmer
ginlobung Der garenricgc Solge lei.
itenO, BORT eridiencu uno ipielte ibre
id)onlten @eiicu, Die BON ben anrpe.
icnbcn nit Sllbcl auigcnonmlen ipur-
ben. @rumln6Gr 2oitis Soffmam
5oQtc oen WitgIieoern ocs Srheiters
fir ibrc 2ciitlngen in elmer fiir5eren
gniprode lpGrmite anerfennung uno
bob beionberS berpor, OaB oicielben
10 gor5ilglidcs obne Girigenten fer.
fig brGdtcn. gr perlas Ierner cine
Ginlooung Der 9arenriese Ger nYbi.
lnoclpbia Surugcmeinoe" at ibrem
25.iabrigen Subilaum am II. Ofto=
Der %. So. 9ieielbe tpurbe einitim.
mig ongenommen uno beihloiien,
oericlben in Gorpore Jolae 5u leiiten.
DVoder. @e nugperein."
Ter ngdder . 8eiangperein" belt
gcItcrn G6euO inter Erofeiior aaro.
lits' 2eitung icine critic Singitunoc
IN Der neilen gereinsbane, @aaener's
Gaze, Nr. 116, Horb.T aca, StroBe,
ob. Sc puroen Gbore fir oen nGeut.
idcn Gag" %eingeiibt. Sn ser Sc.
idoItsiisung, in pelder Er1(ioent
Gomoro 9urtbolmae Den 8oriit un0
Scfret1r Goiparb Carl oas ErotofoI
filbrte. lpnroen nur &outinegeidaite
erleoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

GOitb <dcn, Gorcp Settings mn
GrnilD Sarroinc. NodnlittogS -&or-
lteIliungcn iinhen mic gelpobnii0 am
@ittpod unO Snmitu0 ltott.
n6oro'S Sbcotcr."
Su r6oro's Sbcotcr" gcDt oiciegSo.
hc Sollgh goonls uno @otporO'& Dor.
5liglid)cS Mlliif = Grnmo nG6c 5imG,
tbc 'Ylocc. GfllO tie Girl" iiibct'bic lpclt-
hc0ciltenocn Srctter. Die @ull0llrnJ
brebt iid llnl bic Sicbesoifoire cit1cS
iu1gen Spicl9rs ul0 Scr SbcruGr.
term cine5 Sanatoriun1s. Serncr
ma6t Der Sbeutcrbclud)cr III 0enl
Stiidc Die Nefanntidaft elmer bod.
miitbigcn rtlden GrbilL elmer rci5cns
Den l%llltigen @ittlue, zines icntimcns
tolen StoliencrS mo un0crcr trcfflid]
ge5cihncter Gboroftere nle6r. Gie 81.
reftion lit eiirig bcnliiGt gclpcicn, iilr
Die interpretation Scr luidtiglten
Golcn mn ollcrcrItt &itnltlpr bon be-
oelitenbcm Nufe al %geruinncl. @ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

tult1 bcS nSoQi0op.S tr. (beuterS"
icincn 80nncrn auimnrtct. Ger AIT
tor, Sal Mcio, bcborOrlt in bieIcnl
Stiifc Die rolnantiidlte Sdjladt III
Der @ei6id,te Oicica Ynuoca ml>
fiibrt ut8 5mei ieiner topicritcn &cl.
Den Dor NtgeL @cncrol @corge
Nrmltrong Gutter lulO Cbcrit Nils
linm y. Coon, Der 9cbterc fomnlt lll-
ter Sem 9tanreu Buffalo NiQ". Sic
Grippe, mcIhc 6ns Stiif 5ltr Hui
filDrlng 6ringt, lit cine Ser bcitcrl
uno itdrfItcn Der nmcrifoniiMcn Giib,
nc; lie fiiGrt cine SHonr Soublnt.
&nOinner, iomic cine grobe 9ln5obi
Eferoc nno &lln0c nit iid. Cas-
6iialc>OeS Shalllpi1lS lit cine Dor.
5ii8Iidlc Hcprcbuftion oca biitprii1e1
GncaS juiidcn buffalo Bill" uno
.Ocllow Sano", Dem N1llptlin1 ocs
Cheyenne Stnmmcs. Sic 8cieQ.
ld1att pcrnnltoltet cine grDBe Stru-
Benpnro0e, angeiiibrt DON ibrer trcii.
lid geI6ultcn SnOioncr-aapeQe. Ma.
tincen filloen tdglid) itott.
Neues Monumcntu!.Sb
ter.
0Nilimus' Sbeal G~lr(esqllers"
lin0 ppn ser 2citun9 o2a ,Nulclt Wip.
%nlltncntnl- Sbeaters" ais }lttraftion
tiir oiele @ohe geuonllen mprbcn.
Die Erection Oieies Wiltientempels
bot lire @onller in lester ,3eit ieDr
permo6nt, !ino es lit gerdoc5u CT.
ltnrnllh, lpie oicielbe es iertig bringt,
lid ron 8ode SIT @phe nod SIT .iiber.
hieteit. Iab ibr Dies in0elien Dol.
Zig gelinat fam ibr Elm ltl6ciouge.
lrcr Seobo6ter faum obipreden. @as
bel oieier 5rrppe beion0ers ailg..
ne6m altff1Qt, iin0 sic beiocn &on,os
.Oielt, sic nuf Dem Erogrnnlm Ite6erl,
mo Die 6etoe, iomobl mas 6anolunq
ais mas Wlliif anbetriift, iibtr oen
Surd]Ihnitt beiien ltc6Cn. mas man
bel oerartiacn Stiidcn gcn6bnt iii.
Ger ebor beitcbt aus oreiBig bib.
ld1en mo jnngen WtGo6en, sic lire
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

finben illter oenielben: Nobert q.
Eitfin, Soiepbine Fnrf, giolct Nc.
Wiaan, @1n. &crmon gSlIt, W.8oil-
ton, Turnea Eratt, 5obn Gome u1b
George Gllner. Gin G6or rei5elloer
jlnger Gamen, Elm mnbres .Sd)on''
belts , Battalion" unteritiibt Die
Sbanipieler in m%irfiuniter @eiic.
Sic mliifaliiden Nllnrnlern 5dblen
sn ben beiten, mas Soiepb s. SolD.
aro je componirte. l.,
~ farmland Sbcatcr."
Baltimore lit 5llr Belt, gleih Nefp-
Oorf, SonOon unb Earis, gang begci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

49," Sic SeicrlidJfcitcn, luclde Die
vaenctb SSrocl@cmcinoc" 5ur Gin.
mciblung ibrcS nclltn @ebGuoes, Nr.
776 bis 7S2, @eit 6runflinitrnbe, Der
nnltoltet, iinocn bcllte ibren AbitlllB.
Zen Geremonie'n al Den trltcn beioen
Sogcn luobnte cine 6nblrcihe 3ubo.
reridoIt bel, Die lid) oil Dem 9emG6l'
ten muiifaliidcn Erogramm uto oell
trcfflidleil GcOcn crbolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
En1rre Tbenter,
30 milf Ifo0cmic."

0ie vMuiit = S(fo0cmie" 6ifnct NOR
gen tire Sbore. Nonnette Comfort
III uSct" lit bic critic 9lttrottion, mel.
che bos Sbeatcr Dem 9oltimorcr MI.
tlifum in bicicm @inter bietct. 9a3
Stiif, wel6es I'M Siiocn ipielt utlb
DaS Sebcn auf Ben groben @aunnpoQ-
Blantagcn por5iigli6 mieoerIpiegelt,
tciitt cine %iponncn0e @nnblung mn
cine gciunOc mnraliide Sen0en5. 81
he grobe Nn5obl trcfili6cr Sdoll
lp1elcr lit III berporrogen0en Soften
held0ftlgt; inter 0icicn Sbo5. EWtcig-
han, 6rco. Sulipoh @orncc Sun1eS,
VI. Sborpc, 0cu &c Barr, Sobn (ol1s
1ep, &csbua @reabis, Cha @cnton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13


Nem @ctgrapin. - @ir ma.
den alli sic an onOcrer Stcae ocS
"Gult'dCn Gorrcipolocnlen" bciinO-
lld)c @rmociAcl1tbunlls Nn5ei1e iiber
r9tem Selgrouia" auimcrtiom. Iic
prdftigen Nouiiellen iino 10 uahe Der
Stnot gelcBen lrO 10 lcidt nit Scr
Str0Benbabn }ll crreidclt, onB lie lid,
ais cine Nttrnftion crrpciien Oiiriten.
Gtc Hc0in1ltnAcl iiir ocn Grmerb Scr
@rnnDlngc ciica 5ufiinitigen tScima
liItO babel 10 %nicOrig, onB iclbit eir
Wonn nit mGbigcm 2oblt lid cine
lolfe 9auitcllc follien fam.
Altonu Farf. gSie aus
Der 9In5ei1e an onOerer STEELE oe3
~Geutiden Gorrciponoenten" eriidt.
lid lit, bictct o2lItonn-Ynrf, an Der
Sarioro-Hono, SGitcrL mcld)e gcoelt-
fen, lbrell cigenen Serb 81 griiloen,
'c por5ii1lide @elegchbriter, oob je.
Der Seier sic bciagtc 9ln3eigc acnoll
ourffebch ioQtc. MS Sallptattraf,
tionen merOen bobe' &doe, nicoriae
Stcuern nio' lcifte Serfauisbcoin.
glil'gen onBciilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

Auf Sem @c9e Scr pei.
crung.- 9erihten ans Aeopcl
5uiolge beiinoct iih Gotcr Gorl 1as
r1er BON ser IF. areu5-air6c, weld)tr
BORT Dor eincln Monnt erfranfte, nlli
Dem @eDe Ger N%ciicrun9, 10 onb CT
bnlo bolt, Die Mciterrtiic nod Rom
altrctcn 81 fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

i6icoeneu G6orotteren. @ie in init
beten &nbreL iIidlt Die ldiagfertige
Gome audJ oieSmal 5nblreide atiltelie
Nointen in lire 2icocrportr1ge Gin.
Gieie Sertigfeit trdgt ibr ilberoQ rel
den Seifoll Elm. I'm Den nStor"
erglppirt lid cine III jeOer Siniiht
%crltfla''ige Sd~auipicler Grippe. =
Wo1tng, Gienitog, 6reitog II. Sanl-
iItq9 iiuo Die Motineen.Ea gc.
IS Ebeater."
Gle glGit5etoitc a0er @urlesoite.
Srnppen; Sob &andJelter's beriibnl.
tt Grader Sufs, nladlt Oieie ISOLDE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Siebcn gcrionen Dcrlett.

49,
Gntgleiiung cines @aggorS Der
S%troBenba6n bat Die Serlebltttg
Don iieben Ycrionen sur 6olge.-
Ttulicner bon eiuem eilernen Be
Batter getroifet. = aino iiberfob-
rem.
Ter @oqgon gr. 49t Der Gon1ono-
on-Npemucs2ini ent9leiite gelterit
Nbeno gegcu s llbr an Der gomono-
ions9lpcnue, 5niidcn ocn gobngeleI-
len uno ser Gorroaton.Hoab, uno
iu6r brett geqcu eiuen Selegrapbel1.
pioiteu, ser nieocrbrof. Sie6cn Scr
ioltcn mllr0en lciht uerlcbt. 9tadl-
Ite6eno sic Romen 0erielben:
Sprocc 3icglcr, Motoriiibrer, atit
0ein perlebt;
:. Z. Moters, an &iidelt oerlebt;
ISulic Gorton. Guctidungen al
6iifte luto @GnOen;
MoIon 0opl, ot Siifte ul0 &iiden
uerlcbt;
Nunic Sec (9tcgeriu), am anie per'
lcbt; 4.
Sbomup @cper, 8opfpunoe;
Sobn &irluun, am Hilden oerlebt.
Sic &%crletungeit iino iGnlnltlib
unociGbrliher Notlir. Die Germu1.
oetcn mllroen tbcils i'm Eutrollpogen,
tbcilS IN einem sur llnfaasitGttc &C.
ciItcu Nutomobil udd) ibren @obnun-
gen Gc6roht.
Grlitt t00tlihe ScrleBun.
II.
&n Sobns SopfinS-Soipitul itarb
peItern Mor9en Der u Sabre alte
Gam. @ogneni bon Nr. 1870, Gait
StruBc, al Den SolDcn bon Gerlet.
ltllgen, melde er ouburd %erlitt, Oob
CT am lonneritng Don elnenl eilerlru
9ebGlter getroficn muroe, mdbrenb ct
in cinem Ab5ugsfonul an Wonu-
mlclt. Ctr, nabe Somnep'S 2nne, ar
beitctc. Coroner Gorntbers bonn
norooitlifcn Giitrift leitctc cine In.
tcrlild)l1g Gin.
&lcineS &inb BON Der
StraBenbobn iiber.
fabrcn.
IlS 6rou ISM. @roScup bon Nr.
IA, Norioro.Hoao, ibr 10 Wonnte
oltcS SGbnd)cn WiQinm in eincm ain-
bermogen iiber bie StraBe fiibrte,
fam Scr StraBenbabnpaggon Nr.
1854 Der Soriorb,s lpenue-2inte alt.
aeiahrcn. 6rau @rosclip 0emerfte
Sen @aggon SIT ip1t lno muroe 10
pcrluirrt, DAP JIG weglief unb Den Sim
bermo9en nui Den @cIciien itsben lieB.
Sm n1d)iten Woment frodte Der
@oggon gegcn Den ainoermogen, uno
oos aillo mllrbe inter Die Gdocr beS
S%troBenhobn. @uggpnS geidleloert,
noollrd oemielben oas linfe gein bei-
nabc obgciduitten ipuroc. Sr. @m.
Cunningham bon Hr. 423, Sarioro-
TooO, brad)tc baS unaliiflide aiuo
mad Dem ct. Soicpbs.Soipital.
,ScntidJ llnsariidcr 9iebcrfram5."
--@rofcs @cinlcic'Jeit,-
Wontag, %. September,
in Sttcrbeim's Safe, Guemit.Eoint.
(25I7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Ger 8eianuperein

Der 8eInngoerein agrion"
ltnternimmt am Sonntag, ben 20.
bs. Mts., cine @uiier.grfnriion aui
Oeln Iompicr o2ouiie". Iie .ario.
nitenv iiuo bcfanntlid Elm luItigeS
@olfden, un0 wer ie init ibnen cine
MaiierfoJrt mitgemoft, miro lid)
nat elmer @ieberboling iebnen. Cir
riibriges Gontite lit ifon iebt eiirig
an Der ar6eit, oilf oieie Geranltol.
tlng ibren gorgdnaern ebenbiirtig SIT
geItolten. an goro iinOet Gang. nuo
Gon5ert-Wu Itatt, unb iiir gririid).
ungen lit beltens Gorge gftraeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

Sat: Sinh Serr %Gommersien.
roth NIT SproBlingem geiegnet?"
eomnier3ienratb: sd wcrbe Sbrcn
logleld) meme brei fleinen Iiaicnare
borlteqen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Ger o8erlnonio 5urnperein

pcranItaltet ant Sonutag, ben y.
September, ieincn Ssrbit. ausiluo
noA Ycn.Mor. Ger Spe5ialsua Der.
I0bt SiQc,. Station nm $40 Nor
gems uno bGlt an alien 3miihenita-
tlonen III Der Staot an. @Gbreno
Der '6abrt perocn gririihungen per.
abreid)t, uuo iiir ltllterboltlung lit
ebcnfollS Sorge getrogen. allrj &c.
iagt, es iteben jcoem 5beilnebnler al.
Gcnebme Stunben in 9llSiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

Die o&icr- gol0enen @rojitn," meld)c
nit Sron5c gcIGniidt, bCnunoerna-
mcrtbc Stotilen OurIiolcn; Die Glcr-
Noluiin 9lfrobaten. 8cicllid)uit Sit
rno 6lanni0an in elmer Yoiie, bcti-
tclt On orb oil" nit Sri. Gleonore
Tulfe, Der reijen0ru fleinen Sonic
Giuntiu.
%Mu6ifBtfffTn."
2lltp GQlp in Nor0 nnO Gofe'5
GROCER nIulifu!iidcn &om00ic ySbc
Yronroter5" - bicie NnfiinOiglulg
biirftc 1cniiacrb I'M boS yNuOito-
rirnl" 0ic'c @odc o~uubcnolid bis
6ltnr lcbtcn NI0Bhcn nit 3uborern
Oh iii1cil. @ibt 0od) 0ieica Stiid Der
lnNNpoGltiG bcAobtcn Gboroftcra
Goritclicrill mic fem 5peitea @ele-
GenDcit. ibrc 6Gbigfcitcn I'M 1lGll=
5enoitcl Sidtc crid)cincn 81 loiicn.
SRI. Golp ipiclt Die Eouc zines ipcib.
lid)elt IctettiD2 nm cri6Cint in Ser
iClbcn 1T ni0t mcniBer oils ieda per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Scb6cFs cinsiacS Ntelier.

Wir Babcn MIR Elm gtclicr in 0alti.
morc. mno Sas bcfinbct iid in Der
Gtasc sn cbcner Groc, Nr. 321, 0orb.
Wap', nabe Sisb.Str. &iuber.Tbu.
tparapbicm eine spc5ialitat. = Seine
Igentcn nnb fcineS reppen at iteigen.
5. ScbbeI. 6. Grni, Weidaftsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

Eaiic snr Mciic in's Tmslanb &c.
iorgt 6. Gainr, 8r. Alb, Cit.Salti.
mcreitrafe, magc gnitom Sonic Ype.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

EaHe sur Heiic in's Mmslano be.
iorst 6. &aimc, VT. 413, Ct.galt;.
moreitrake, maize Chiffon Soaie Ape.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-06-24

TO 1905, and find same correct Pool
~'"s the INABILITY of the grand jury
10 make a thorough examination of
the accounts of the various co,,ntv
olllces, same in our Opoinion reouir-
H's the services of an expert account
ant. We recommend that law he
passed creating the office of travelinp
auditor for the State whose duty it
snail be to make examinations Of tbe
olHerent county offices throughout
the State, and we respectfully refer
this matter to the consideration of
our legislative delegation.
We note the non-attendance of wit
hesses upon the court causing delays
and necessitating great expense to the
county.
We recommend that the legislature
pass a law requiring the magistrates
throughout the county to keep a list
OF witnesses by personal service Of a
notice at least ten days before the sit
ting of said court Of the time OF said
session; also that the clerk of the
court be required to publish in all
county papers, at the expense Of the
county, the time Of the session of the
several courts In each year at least
TWO weeks before said session.
In our last presentment we recon-
mended certain repairs on the fences
around the Jail, repairs to the resi-
dence portion Of the jail, the making
or indexes to the Office Of Judge of
probate, We are informed that said
recommendations have not been car
ried out. We again make the same
recommendations with the hope that
the same will have the attention of
the proper authority.
We learn that there is a lot Of old
paper records, ETC., Of more or less
Importance, stored away in boxes in
the basement Of the court house, and
they are in such shape that it is i'm
possible to examine the same. We
recommend that said records be ar
ranged. classified, ETC., and be placed
In the vaults Of the clerks office and
that the county board employ some
competent person to do this work.
We beg to thank your honor and
all court officers for courtesies shown
us during the present term.
/ All of which is respectfully submit
ted.
r. F. HaynswOrth,
Foreman.
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Judge of PrObate's Office.

Dear Sir: Will you allow me space
in your paper to explain to the men,
bcrs Of the grand jury, who have row
adjourhcd, and to the public general
ly, that our county board Of commits
siOners are not to be blalNed, because
the probate office has not been fur
nished with the indexes recommended
by the grand jury at the April term
Of court.
The simple reason is that 1 have
not yet called upon the board for
what books are needed in this office.
AT this season of the year, executors,
administrators, guardians and trus-
tees are required by the laws Of our
State to render annual accounts of
their stewardship for the last fiscal
year, and It is my duty to give such
matters my undivided attention.
When such matters have been at
tended to trust that I will be able to
get up an index which will give sat-
isfaction to all parties concerned.
Respectfully yours,
Thos E. Richardson,
Judge Of Probate.
Sumter, S. c.. June "a. 1908.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Summer Term of Court of Cen
eral Sessions and Common Pleas.

The sumemr term of the Court of
General Sessions and Common Pleas
convened Monday morning with Hon.
or, Judge John S. Wilson, on the bench
and Solicitor J. B. MCLAUGHLIN at his
post as prosecuting officer for the
State.
AS soon as the court had been call
ed to order, Judge Wilson presented
his commission and ordered the clerk
to record 1t on the minutes, this be-
ing his first visit to Sumter since his
elevation to the bench. This, also,
being Solicitor McLauchlin's first ap-
pearance, his appointment as solicitor
was made a part Of the record.
Judge Wilson charged the grand
jury briefly and the solicitor handed
over the bills Of Indictment were
ready.
The case Of the State VS.. Simon
Dingle. assault and battery with in
tent 10 XIII, winch was continued
from the last term. was then called.
The defendants not answering when
called, the case was ordered to trial
In his absence.
The grand jury has reported on the
following bills:
The State VS.. Warren Evans, grand
larceny, true bill.
The State VS.. Dan Robinson. assault
and battery with intent to kill. True
bill.
The State VS.. Ned Miller, assault
and battery with intent to kill and
carrying concealed weapons. True
bill.
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SLUGGERS VS.. EAGLES.

Local Amateurs Give Fine Exllibi-
ton at the Ball Park Yesterday.
The second game between Boyle's
Sluggers and the Eagles was pulled
off yesterday afternoon and resulted
in the score of to 1 in favor OF the
Sluggers.
Had 1t not been known that local
teams were playing, one would have
thought big leaguers were on the
diamond.
Wiles for the Sluggers could not be
found, the air at the park is sore to-
DAY, because of the tanning Of the
Eagles wings. Dwyer for the Eagles
was also effective, holding down the
Sluggers to 6 hits. The attendance
was very small. The amateurs really
played good game and big crowds
nave turned out many time to wit
ness less interesting game. These
games are being played for the bene-
mt OF the baseball association and
merit better patronage from the fans.
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Presentment of the Grand Jury.
To His Honor John s. Wilson. Pre-
siding Judge:
We. the grand jury Of said county.
beg leave to submit this our second
presentment for the year 1908.
We have examined into and return
ed all bills Of indictment given us by
the solicitor.
We. at our last meeting. visited the
aims house. Jail. chaingang. dispen-
sary and all Of the county Offices, with
the exception OF the superintendent
OF education's Office. being out Of his
office at the time. We have visited
this Office and find the work of the
Office we'll In hand. the books show
ing that q cash system in the conduct
Of the county schools has been main
tained for the past three years, and
which we deem a subject for congrat-
ulation to the county at large. We
note the scant furnishings Of this very
important office, and recommend the
purchase of additional furniture for
the convenience and comfort Of the
superintendent and the many lady
teachers who are compelled to visit
this office. the present furnishings Is
not In keeping with that I'm the other
Offices or without the new Court
House.
The subcommittee Of the grand
jury appointed at the spring session
Of the court to examine into the af-
fairs Of the office of county supervisor.
report that they have performed this
duty To the best of their ability. look
Ing into the records as far back as
January 18th. 1908. which work con-
meets with the research OF the expert
accountant whose work extends back
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Criminal Docket is Being Clear.
ed Rapidly.

At the afternoon session Yesterday
the trial OF the case of the State VS..
Simon Dingle. assault and battery
with intent to kill, was concluded, a
verdict of guilty being returned by
the jury. Dingle having been tried in
his absence, bench warrant has
been issued for his arrest.
The following cases have also been
disposed Of:
The State VS.. Warren Evans. grand
larceny, guilty; sentence, five years
on the chaingang.
The State VS.. Ned Miller, assault
and battery with intent to kill and
carrying concealed weapons; guilty;
sentence, IS months on the chain
gang or $50 fine.
The State vs. Dan Robinson, as
sault and battery with intent to kill;
guilty Of assault Of high and asgra-
vated nature.
The State VS.. Winifred James, vio-
lation Of the dispensary law; not
guilty.
The State VS.. Jim Ross, assault
and battery with intent to kill. On
trial.
The grand ury has returend a new
bill against Robert Heffner. breach
Of trust with fraudulent intent.
Clinton Saddler, colored, was ar
raigned before the bar for contempt
OF court as the result Of charges pre-
ferred by Mr. M. B. Randle, who was
witness In the case against Ned
Miller. that Saddler had accosted him
on the street and threatened him II
he testified against Miller. Saddler
denied the charge. but Judge Wilson
adjudged him guilty and imposed a
fine Of $25 or a jail sentence Of is
days.
The grand jury having disposed of
all business for the term, made the
final presentment and was discharg-
ed.