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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
BARNES DAMAGE SUIT
INJUNCTION ARGUED

Chancery court will adjourn this af-
ternoon until next week. Chancellor
Wood will return Monday to finish up
the docket.
An important case was argued on
demurrer this morning. 1t was the
case of Mrs. Virginia Barnes VS.. The
Gulf and Ship Island and Kansas City
railroads In which the sum of $4,000
is asked for the death of the COM
plainant's husband, an engineer who
lost his life in the collision of a Gulf
and Ship Island switch engine and a
passenger train on the M. ]. & K. c.
some time last year.
1t appears that an injunction was
granted in this case some time ago
and that this injunction was dissolved,
when second Injunction in the chanc-
cry court was secured. The motion
to dissolve this injunction and per-
NIT the case to go to trial on its
merits was argued in court this morn.
ing.
The complainant was represented
by Judge N. C. Hill. Sullivan & Talley
and T. H. Campbell of Yazoo City. The
railroad companies were represented
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
new ASSESSMENT IS
CAUSE OF The DELAY
For This Reason Mr.. Masnider viii
Give the Tax Payers All the Time
Possible to Llquldate Their lndebt-
edness to County.

Sheriff Magruder was asked this
morning If it was his purpose to add
10 per cent to all taxes not paid be-
fore December Is, and replied that it
was not, and as it had not been GUS
tomary heretofore in this county, al
though the law allows it, he was at a
loss to understand how the idea got
out that additional cost would be
added after the 18th inst. He has
never had the slightest intention of
doing this.
1t will be remembered that owing
to the fact that new assessment of
real property was made this year
that 1t was month later than usual
when the books were ready for the tax
collector and this delay In starting
probably prevented some few from
paying early. Under the circum-
stances, it would hardly be right to
impose additional cost on the tax
payers, and Sheriff Magruder is clear
ly in the right in the matter, besides
the fact that it has never been GUS
tomary to add additional cost before
February 1, by which time all persons
must pay their taxes or become dis
franchised for two years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11

~@AAJ ANCWo oPOSAoA
Jackson, Dec. 1.-THE supreme
court quickly disposed of yesterdays
docket, there being no cases for oral
argument and the only cases docketed
being submitted on briefs. There will
be no more sitting of the court this
week except for short while Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose of dis
posing of few pending motions, and
the remaining cases on the third dis
trict docket go over to Monday. These
cases number about two dozen, and
will be easily disposed of next week.
On the following Monday, December
Fl, the criminal docket will be again
taken up, and will occupy the atten-
tion of the court until after the holi-
days. There will be no arguments,
even in these criminal cases, until
after Christmas, and only those cases
in which there is to be no oral argu-
ment, will be submitted on briefs on
the 21st. when the court will take a
holiday recess. After the holidays
the remaining state cases will be
taken up and argued in their regular
order until all are disposed of, before
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11

have Christmas buying to do will feel
warranted in making Investments
now in staple winter stuff, as well as
in Christmas purchases.
Z An immense amount of brains and
thought is put into adds that appear
in The News columns. Read the ad-
vertisements in every issue carefully,
note the offerings made by business
men who have faith in their goods,
their prices, their inducements. The
News for the next 10 days will be a
practically complete shopping direc
tory. The wise merchant knows The
News and tells his story in its col
umns. You, our readers, will benefit
by their offerings. And above all, al
ways remember that before buying
look over the News. If the merchant
is really progressive you can find his
story here.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
TAX-PAYING
time HERE
Sheriffs Throughout the State Say
That Collections Are Good
This Year.

jackson, Miss, Dec. 11.-Although
less than week remains before the
fifteenth of December, the date fixed
by the statutes by which times taxes
must be paid to avoid the addition
of ten per cent damages, it is conserv-
atively estimated that less than one
third of the taxes assessed in Missis-
sippi have been paid. and much less
than that has been paid into the state
treasury.
During the next few days, II the
usual custom prevails, there will be
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
HAz[EHURST PHYSICIAN
SHOT down BY DENTIST

victed about two years ago, after a
most sensational trial, of the killing
of DR.. Butler at Monticello, where both
lived, and who was afterward par
doned before entering upon her pris-
on sentence by Governor Vardaman.
He is about 45 years old, and has a
wife and FIVE children.
DR.. Pitts was about 55 years old.
and has wife and large family, one
of whom. young daughter, is to be
married here on next Wednesday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
PREACHER KILLED
IN Dispute over
negro FARM HAND

Washington, Ca, Dec. 1t.-Rev. G..
F. Tuttle, who lives five miles from
Washington, was shot and instantly
killed this morning by young man
named Bailey, a neighbor. The two
men quarreied over a negro farm
hand who had left futile and entered
the employ of Bailey.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
Offers REWARD
FOR CAPTURE OF
Wife Who ELOPED
Hearst News Service.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 11.-W. A.
Stone. millionaire coal operator of
Uniontown, has offered $2,5OO reward
for the capture of his wife and Emery
Martin, with whom she eloped on De-
cember 3. Since Mrs. Stones dis
appearance her aged mother commit
ed suicide.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
by Hon. R. L. Dent, counsel for the
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad.
RED GABLES
MURDERERS

Media, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE grand
jury has returned true bills Jointly and
separately indicting Mrs. M. Florence
Erb and her sister, Mrs. Katherine
Beisel, for the murder of the husband
of the first named. Capt. j. Clayton
Erb, at Red Gables near the village
OF Green on October 6.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT.

Calcutta. India, Dec. 11.-Under
rush proceedings. the Indian council
today passed bill providing for the
summary punishment OF those found
guilty OF sedition.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
STANDARD OIL
HEARING PAUSES
until NEXT week

New York, Dec. 1.-THE Standard
Oil hearing has been adjourned until
10:S0 a. m. Monday in order that the
attorneys for the defense may check
up the evidence and decide whether
or not to introduce any more wit>
nsses
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
RUSSIA PREPARES
FOR AN UPRISING
BY Hearst News Service.

st. Petersburg, Russia, Dec. IL
Russians are today pushing military
preparations In Sweaborg fortress in
anticipation Of an uprising of the Fins,
when the Finnish diet reconvenes in
February.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
kiERNA MAY SURRENDER.

New York, Dec. 11.-Friends of P.
K Kierna, head of the Fidelity Fund
ing Company, whose arrest has been
asked for by the police OF Pittsburg.
declare that he win give himself up
as soon as his personal business at
fairs have been arranged.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-11
Will INVESTIGATE
TEDDY'S CHARGES
Hearst News Service.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE house to-
day unanimously passed a resolution
to investigate and report on that sec
tion of the presidents message re-
lating to appropriations and secret
service men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
Ninit's Sdlifial briicncIt.

Spriugitcl0, Su2., 8. &lmi
- NOuucrncur lcnccn pcrmcigcrtc
bcltc dli Gnpicbhmg Der Stnnt9-
9cGnoOiNlu8abcb0roe icomcoe Gin-
miihmg im Salc ocS b0Dniidcn
SSciiiagcr @crmonn @iuif, uclher
mmncbr am -. Slmi oeu GOO am
@dlAcn crlci0cn miro. Gr lit ibcrs
ijibrt cincn Aemilicn G5roI mo Del
len bier SinOcr 0ur6 @iit crmoroct
81 bpbcn alleln tSrnu N5ral, Ocren
9ll3lu1en icine llcbcriilbrlm1 p>r
5ol1e battcn, Cn0ete ieitoen 0lrh
ScIbltlnorO lnO piele Gcutc Daltcn
cen Oionn fiir unihuloig. &atcr =.
). S'Gallnbon ertl0rte iagor in Ser
St. O}arp'S Stride uon Der alBcl
bcr1b, Die llebcriiibrlng iei uon Der
Staltaonmaltldaft ilno Der EoBci
0urb mcineioi8e ,3eugcn Qcijhcrt
Srml &3rol iu9te ans, odB
lie mo 9iQif Ole Giitnoroe lm oc8
&erlherlmgagelOes Der Cpicr gHiucn
rcrdbrcocten lno ausiiibrten &errp
%3rnL IS Sabre alt, oas ein}igr
iibcrlebcnoe DiitgIico ser 5amilie.
fat filr5lih inter Gio erfldrt, oaB bic
8cgen 9IIlif abgelegten 9luaialcn
iolic5 mnrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
Stein Sng ubnc Surnnou.

Is b0rlc2 GitD, Na., s. Elu1i.
- @cItcrn 2Ibcno trui Cin lornooo
Charles GitD, Icgtc POO @cbGuoc
Dcrlhic0cncr @r0Bt II, Griimmcr un0
fiibrtc 5u Dem 5ooc ". u. Ncf 5
mo zines ain0c2, mo iiber oa@
Shictiol 0rcicr onOcrer &in0cr lit
nod llidt2 bct1unt. Ter Gfa0 0cS
WIrbellhlrmc9 mar }C6n 9iutbcn brett
mo }ebn Wicilrn lang, ga a6er olc
lrabt . Ncrbinolmgcn unter6rohcn
llno, 10 bait c2 idncr 9iGbcrc9 in
Grtubrllng 81 brinAcn. Ter Sturnl
lebtc orci UiciIcn iii00itlih Don Ger
Stoot etL rihtctc id)ou AMI 6urnet
groBen Sha0cu an lm0 trdi 0anu
Den lilO0ltlidcl (bcil bon Charles
Gltp mordli cr nod mcbrcrc Wcilcn
mclt ouBcrbalb DER Stu0t illrht6ure
Splrcn Der Ncrpiiihma }uriidlicB.
%lcle Scutt iliihtctcr ih bci'm Ser.
0llllaDell oc@ Sprnn0o3 m lbre Gps
flonfcllcr.
. ma \ a, Nebr, s. &luni. Spa.
terc ?(udricbtcn iibcr ocn {ornaOo,
mclher Oos iii0Iicbc 9icGro2fa in Der
?|aht pom Icbtcu 6reitlg 6ciniud)tc,
Iteigcrn Die 3obI ser Iootcn auI
minOcitcn3 20.
&onioa GitD, Wfo, S. &nni.
- Mic bier qcnlcIOct miro, limo uicl2
Fcr'onen jn FbiIipsburg, SIS. ourd)
Den (ornobo in Der lcbtcn 6rcitug
9od)t Actootct lporocn Ger tclcaru,
pbilhc &crfcbr lit lmtcrbrodcn un0
9(1bcrca tunn cinihpcilcn ni6t crniit-
tclt pcr0sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09

&iiiubou s. ,Suni. - Iic Yoli-
sci bat cine 0roBc &crltbmorlng Ger
WCicllidait bonn S6mar3cn ArclBc
CntOcdt ,no pcrcitelt. IS mar gC-
plant Die ilbcrleben0cn Utit1liCOcr
Der t0nigIihcn 6nmiIir 1cIcgentlid)
clnc9 &ir6cnlcitca nn Is, Nlni }!t
t00tcn. Inter Den perboftctcn NGs
belSiilbrern bclin0cn iid) Sole 9lpilu,
N0no Iuarte lm0 GonltQntinc Men,
0cS, notorilCbe 9Inord)iltCn. Tic pol,
Der @ciellidoit iiir oic bcubiihtiQtc
lhot iubri}irtcn 9ombcn iino ulllgcs
iun0cn un0 bcAlognobnt DorOcn
@lcih3eitig confi55irte Die EoIi5ci cie
ne Gorrelpon6cn5, ouS lucldcr Der,
porgcbt Dab 4RdnuCl @llilln, elmer Der
NmlpttbCilbobcr III 0em GompIot,
mcIdcs i'm lcbtcu 5ebruur in Scr Grs
naoroung 0cs Goniga 9orIo9 un0 0e2
Sronprin5cn &lli5 reIultirtc, IN cngcn
9c5iebunqcn SIT Den gInord)iItcn BON
&arceIona mo ,Qto0rio ltuno.
Gic Gonnlillion luelbe Die Ginnls
5cn Der 9lCQicrlng ocS pcritorbencu
Sonig6 Carlos unteriudt, bat cuts
bcdt, oaB Die pcrlpittmcte a0nian
Murio Eiu $4,000 BON 0crl Stoutc
crbielt. Tic Aonigin itellt cs niht III
9l6rcbC, ionocrn crflGrt, iic lci 3u Dem
@cl6c bcrcdtiat 1cmeien, 0a i6rc Pip
pnnoge bon S2i00 ni6t fir ibrcn
ltonOcsgcnldBcn l(nterbnlt auarcldtc
Sill iic0clt mad @erlin
il Der.
Sooq S. (anli. - Or. 9opio
Same Sill, bi9bcr amerifoniihcr @c.
idnotcr nr Die 9tieoerlanoc, reiitt
hellte iriih bon bier nod) @erlin ob,
Inn oen bortiaen omerifoniidCn Bot
icboiterpoitcn oI2 9tod)folgcr oca Srn.
Gborleno1nc Goluer 5it iiberne6mcn.
Gbe er feline nctcn glmtspiIidtcn on'
tritt, miro cr peridieoene 0clltidc
@roBltGotc bcuden 9lrtbur ~.
9'euiprc, Iriibcrcr @eiunoter an 9lr,
gentinielr lit Nrn. Sias 9tohiol1cr
inb ihon acitcrn bier ongefonlmcn.
Nerlin, S. lutni. - G6orlemu0nc
Somcr, scr nll3 Dem Nmte idciocn0c
9otihoitcr, mn icine Bottin mlr6cn
bcntc bon Qoiicr 0ilbelm in ciner
sI6idico5ouoicu} I'M Eoluit empiun
gen. Sin inn pom Der gobnocnual-
iltng 3ur Teriiigung 9eiteater @a6n.
5ug braftc iic naf Fotsouln nno 3u.
rid noh Berlin.
Die o@er. Stnoten 0rouer-
9(iIociation, croiinetc beute i6re ,su6.
res @cri1nmlllng in Nilipailfee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
Gomprpntif uur9CidJlagcn.


Sol'0'0N0 eoN'r't ocr''rloU' ei''e''
tlcmcn 9Infihub Ger %crbonoIltn'
Qcn Oe@ rcpu6lifuniihcn lfatio.
u,r.Goumitr's - 5crtr nir0 bo.
,i6,r ,b,,,,;,,r,4
Gbicugo. S. ,Mtni. - 2os re-
pnbIitoniide Notionul.Gomite per.
taQtc irb bcutc 5irnlIih irilb, nm ocn
WIltNIicOcru @cIcGcnbcit III gcbcn,
lih ocn IN Der bclltiAcn SiBlmg ge'
nldChtcu NorhjO1 }u ilbcrIegcn, ocit
Sout'iona Gontcit ulti iOIdc lScile }lt
cntlhnorn olB iomoDI oic Gait, mic
Ole 2Iml. (1't 0clcJotioncn aus ie.
mem 1tootc 1ibc ltn0 ic cine baIbe
Stmmt erboItcn Ter %or'tla8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
glni bcr clcftriidcn Sobn ucrnualiidt.

Z taunton MIS- s. &lmi -
Gin cIcttriihcr @ug8on Scr Mcain.
IepsSinie, mcIdcr 10 Eoiio9icre an
9orO bottc, coai0irte 6cutc Nuhmit.
tag an elmer cine Mcilc iiiolih BON
bier gclcgcncn areu5ung init cincln
aoblcu}llAe Der o@abaib gabn" mo
mlroc ans oem @clciic gcihlcu0crt
mo lm1cporicn. Gba9. N0bmcr
ans Sit6iiclO bleb ali Der StcQc
foot unO iiini nnOcrc @qiIagerc CT,
IItten Ncrlcbltngcn. W|on 0laubt,
OoB iinntIid,c Wermunoetc Ncncicn
mer0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
SraaOoic nnf Staten ,Jslano.

9tem 2)orf s. (lmi. - 1ic
@uttin ,eincs 9Irbeters, ltanlenS
@hnctt, t0otete ibren 3pciidbrigen
So1n nno iih ielbit acitcrn gbcn0 IN
ibrcr Mobnlrg nllf Staten rI9lonO,
inOcm lie (biirc nno 6eniter ieit per.
idlloB mo Ono Saa anOrebie. I'm.
mittelbar Dor Der lbnt bntte iie er-
flDren oaB ibr Gbclnunn pegen WiiB.
EInOhml Der tIcincn Sodter eine3
9iufblrS ucrbaitet merben ioate.
Mrttcr un0 ain0 muroen ais 9ciden
nli1ciun0en. Ger Mnnn lit per.
idrunOcn mo Die Goli5ei iabnoct
nti ibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09

@rrlin, 8. &uui-0cutc murOc
elm &Criuh gcmoht bic Oem 0omi-
nifocr.0r0cn Gc10rt1e oltc Ct,
Yuullla.Stirfc in Nto0bjt niC0crpt-
Bremen. mihrcno 0jcirl6c nit Mcn.
lAeu 0cniQt mar, pcIbc cine Ercoi8i
0C& bcrilhntcn Nonlnifancrn0nb2
@onourntlrri b0ren moutru. Gnpo
1900 Ecrloncn moren nnuciCl0, 0a-
rrntcr iibcr 1000 6rMcn mo &ins
Der. Die 2LuOudtiACn lnlCu gcrnbc
I'M ltiuen @ebct oui 0cn Mniccn, ais
irAeno &cmanO DEM &otcr 9onopcu-
tllri mIttbelltc, OaB ,{cucr ou1Acbro.
cbcn ici. Gbnc Die 1crin1ltc Or
rcglmg tlm0 SIT 9cben, lbritt Der
WGnth udd) 0cH 2Iitlr, no Gin Fric-
tier Die Niciie las, lm0 criud)tc i'm
rtbi1 unO nit lciicr Stinnc, 0cn
@ottcaOicnit 5u itbIcBcn. Ger Yric-
tier ucrlicB Den glltur lm0 1ub icincn
lch2 2li'iitcntcn ><nltruftion, mcl1e
ol20om Die @diQc otrhidrittcn un0
Sen INnbabcrn Der &lrhcuitiible 5u,
ililitcrtcu, ooB ciu flcmer Nrdu0 IN
ser Stride cntitanoCn ici lmo ouB lic
iid obnc &cr3ug uu0 ru0i9 cnticrncn
iolltCn
Inn oicic 3eit ltonO 6creit3 Oo&
gauge Qoh Ser Stride in 6Ianuncn
uO Oic ,5cucrmchr mar ouf 0cnt
Nele nab ser @rou0itGttc. Slid
Iichcr Meiic bottc Oic 0icuQe i'm &n.
ncrn nidt cntOcdt, wie aeiGbrlid) Oic
SahldQc mar un0 0a9 bclonuene
&nrRchCn Ser @ciitlihCn crm09lihte
rie iihcrc GntiernuuQ ser uiclcn 9lu-
mcicu0cn. lie Scucrmchr cnt0cdtc,
0ub OaQ lah an nabe}u clnCm Gut.
5euo Stcllcn nit 1iIlie bon @ctro,
lcum anAciiin0et porOcn mar. IS
gclonL Die 6lanncn 3u ilbcrmdItl-
Qcn, jcboh crit. radOcm oiciclbcn
groBcn Shaocn nngcrihtct bottcn.
Nic Foli5ci uerunthct, oaB Scr 9h1.
ihlog 0aa S8crt elmer Nrdnbitiitcr-
bunOc iii, mclhc mh Die altc @urni.
lon0tirhc ON fl. 2lpril 3crit0rtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
9abt fd i6clotn.
WiilliuuGrQ Wattin mill griCdiid)c
S1ufOnmC lucroCn,

%crlicbtc iiA lclc1cutIih elmer &pr.
itcllluR bci S1oic in }ttbcn III
cincn Nrichiibcn GOcmom. -
5ic iii 0ic SdNpicQcrnulttcr Oe0
Scnotor 6rcIin00upicu pon Ncu.
&cricu. - &cracblidcr &criutb,
ocu ais W}0rOcr }lm (ooc pcr.
urt6ciltcu Gbco1o'cr Nabriogcr
Nillf pom 0iojgcn SIT rcttcn. -
&Qiuoiicr MiaionGr ocn %cr.
Ictlm1cn CrlC1cn, luclhe ibm
fijr}Iib uon &dubcu bci8cbroht
murotu.
SiOurGulla, z. :, s. &lmi.
- Trou 6. 6ronfIin 9rcmitcr, @ot,
tin zines NiiaiouGr5 IN Nod)citcr, 9t.-
g., fat bier cine GbcihciOimN cr-
mirft mo 1T bcutc nnh Der Mo5
nitl1Q i6rc3 ShmicdcrIoInc2, oca Scs
motors @rCpitcr pom 9lelu. &cricu
ohGcrciit. Sic tDcilte bier nit, lic
pcroc iih mlbrid)cinlid) nit cinrn
9lttnhc OcS &0uil2 uon @ricdcnldno
oercbclihcu. &brc S0htcr. ,Srmt
Eihton &ui1bt bon Edri9 lm0 Irau
0rclin9bmIClL mur0en Dor ciniler
3eit am griccbiihen S5oic porQcItclt
uno lie nIobtc bel Oieicr BclcQeuhcit
Die Nefalntidoit 0c3 bctrciicnocn
&oIbcOntcn. Sails lic ibn bcirptbct,
10 ioQ Te Oic Gbrc crboltcn cine ser
SoiOamcu ser a0nigiu }u merocu.
II deter 9I D., s. &uni. -
6. ,Srontlil Nrcluitcr, Ser iriibcrt
@uttc ser in Obi1cm cruGbntcn6raL
lit Scr Gbci ser hiciilcn Gnarop-
9ro9uculirno Nrc>ulter, @oroon &
50. Iic Ionilic lit reid mo niumt
cine boDc dclcilid)altlihe Stcillng
cnl Nrm &rUultcr bat lncbrcrc
9tciicn ms 2IlaIuno Qcmaht lm0
baI0 nod) ibrcr 9Iiidtebr Don ihrcr
IcttCn RCiIc uor 5luci ,}ubrcn lunr0c
bctannt 0lB tic iiA pon ibrem @0t
ten ihciocu 5u loiicn uilnidtc. Gu&
G6Cpuar trcnntC lid, WO Bic 6rmt
ucrlicB oic bicli1c Stu0t Dor ehpo
IS Oion0tcn nm ibreH @obniit 81
SioW Sails, in Sii0 -0ufotu. nui5us
idl!aQcn. Shou 0uual2 mlr0c uu-
NcOcutct, 0oB tie oui cine ncue Che
nit cincm ol9l0noiitGcn GOclmann
crpiht ici auein ser Atumc oca
GOclmNnncH mlroc itrcng pcbeim &C.
boltcn. Gic @cld)icOcnc lit cine (od
Ter 0c9 ucrItorbcncn Splponu2 :.
Niacp, cinc9 rcihCn aubIeulQn0icr9
bon 9ioheitcr uno cine NermonOtc
Oca pcritorbcncn VI. $. Viucp Don
9tUu.D Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09

Die ,@er. Stnoten 0rouer-
9tiiociation, crGiinctc bette fire ,ab,
res Gcri1mmlltng in Milpailfee,
3iSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-09
Sragildjc Iulacn cincs onmmcn
Sdcr5co.

VittS bur0 go, s. &luri. -
@(orria Gnicbcrl, y Sabre alt, itarb
bcutc ais 9iciujtut ciuc3 Olunmen
Shcr3ea i'm NoipitnI. Gr bate III
bcn IuqleSnc 5tnblpcrfcn gear6ei.
tct lmo am 80. Mni crloubten i'd
CtIicGc icincr Olitarbcitcr cincn &llr
NIT ibm, inoem iic iciueu a0rpcr nit
conlprinirtcr @qit iiilitcu 2icie
Ero}cour 500 inn cinen 2lniaa BON
Eeritonitia }lt mcIhcn er icBt er.
Iegen lit. Giucr ser &eriiber oes
D&itc9" lit pcrbditct mor0en lno
mCiterc Gcrboitlngen itebcn in Nus.
iiht.
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Gnntnter Y Befer,
SrntidJcS SHnf. uno @cdiclgcIdJGft
26 Spntl.Strafc,

,,Eatipnnl Sant pi Commerce '"ecbanoe.
@itnliebcr bcr AtticubBric.
slns uto Ncrfuu bon 9Ilticu unO NbItNntos
reIr. 9GCchicl nnO Grcobrieic Gui nllc bdupts
tddIiden SiIoic Smupu's. 9lls uno &crtuuf
trcnIhcr @ebiuricu, iuluic Ylu9ieriinnuG bon
&ollmubicu S0fisfdrtcn bon uno nnt 9cutds
Iaro. (gpri27-
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Mrid)cr WIblcubciibcr crtrGnft Iidl.

ObNcr26urM N.,D, s. Simi.
Cine Seicbc, mclhc mon gcltcrn 30
W|ciIcn i,utcr6nI6 BON bier im ct.
2murcncc 9fiucr nliGciiidt bot. lit
ais 0ic 0ca rcid)cn WiilblCnbciiberS
@enrD 9toocc uon bier, Scr in WtGrj
1903 olli Gcbcimnibuole @eiie per'
ihluunOcn iit oNnoscirt porncn. Sic
lpltroc on Der alciolng ocS Sooten
imo an iciuen 9lQenQl1lern, meld)e
Dic Ntorfe 0eS 6abrifonten tro0en,
ertonnt N'on Nloubt, bob Nooce mez
Gen t0rpcrlc6cr 2ciocn Scl6ltmoro
bcAina, Nnbridcinlib lit ole 2eide
aus OcrA acnilber Don bier gclcgencn
Sonobnnf in lpelhcr Tie cingcbcttct
mar. ourh Ole i'm Sofcn tbdtigen
NogAcrnoldincn IoSqeIoIt norocn.
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N1'lN y NN'''A'A.AN ~ lt.A'I 'NA'N| 1. u
.Suutbu" lit uerloruu
minneapolis, Mmu, S.
Mmi. - Cine ser critcu Man0hmlcu
oca bcutc bier jrtionmcU Nctrctcueu
Stlais Gunpcnta Der Frobjbitjoul
item bcitono IN Dem 2nliirten mo ser
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III AFiImoufcc toAcn0c Ncr, Stontcn
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in0lihc Stdot9 Gouucnt ser lro-
bibitioniitcn pon N}innciota iibcrnit.
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ld0It lit 0cnl llntcrNnn1 Acmcibt, III.
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0cn bicr cr0Inct miro. GOO bis 100
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mcltcrc ucr0cn morGcn bier crrportct.
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9)ort, RrdiiOCnt ser 2riociotion, iuatc
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ncImcnoe Prohibitions 2lgitotiou
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Vdiie fir's Nnsinno beiurat u. Maine, Gr
410. Eh'Saltimpre'str Habge eaitpui. spais. stps.
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siempre Iseo vivir eternamente para ella
sola" Y elos entraban va en- la sombra inf
nita. El mundo de las apariensias Sc desvane-
cia para elos. "Asi-decia Tristan .-asi mo-
rimos, querlendo vivir sino p0r ell amor
inseparables, siempre unidos sin desp per
tar, sin tenor, sin nombre, en- ell seno del
amor ...
Las palabras Sc Dian distintas sobre ell
"pianissimo" de la orquesta. Un nuevo 6x-
tass arrobaba los dos am2utes V los eIevaba
al umbral del maraviIloso imper.o n0ctuno
va preguntaban la beatitud de Ia ds0l lsion,
Sc sentian va libres del peso de la carne. SEN
tian va sublimarse su substantial fluctuar
difusos en- una algeria sin fin Sin fin sin
despertamento sin tenor sin nombre +"
'iAlerta! iAlertai La noche cede al dfa
su imperio" avisaba Brangaene invisible des.
su altura "lAlerta"
Y el frfo del hielo matutno atravcsaba
el parque despertaba las flores La fra
luz del alba subia lentamente velaba las
estrellas que, al apagarse, brillaban con mas
fuerza. Alerta
En- vano el fiel vigia lanzaba 4 los cuatro
vientos el aviso. Ellos no escuchaban, no
querian, no podian despertar. Bajo la amena.
"a de la aparici6n del dia, Sc absmaban STEM
pre- mas en- aquella sombra donde no podia
llegar jamas nj IN relampago del crepusculo
'lQue eternamente la noche nos envuel-
val I'm torbellino. de ammonia los envolvia,