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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
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Oriental Rugs. Some Straightforward Sensible
 Talk.

As matter of fact no dealer makes Oriental Rugs-much less the Antique Rugs; nor has any deal- CT got corner on them.
 The finest, rareSt and choicest Antique Oriental Rugs are avail able, through grea; Importing houses in this country, to any firm that has the price.
 In many instances the aCCumu- lation of stock and the monetary conditions of the market induce lm- porters to seek quick outlet for a portion of their stock through high class dry goods shops. They know the rugs will be advertised and ad- vertlsed among clientele that will buy.
 It's this condition of affairs that puts us in position today to offer the public ofNeW Haven some ofthe choicest Antique Oriental Rugs at prices that dealers themselves would have to pay for them under ordinary conditions.
 The reputation of our firm Is good for any representations made. More than this there is a guarantee back of every rug sold that it Is ex- aCtly as represented and In any case to the contrary money will be refunded with thanks. because lhe reputation of the firm Is far more Important than the trifling profit made on rug.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
JULY 1 THE LIMIT.
All Who Want Naturalization for
 Election Must Apply.

City Court Clerk Matthewman de- sires to warn all those looking forward to voting in the coming presidential election this fall who have not yet se- cured their second set of naturalization papers that they must have their ap- plications in before the first of July, The time limit for these applications expires then,
 All applicants should apply to Clerk Matthewman, who can be found daily in the city court clerks office on the second floor of the polce building in Court street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
HICKMAN TO PRISON
fury Holds Him Accountable for Robbery, But Not for Cut
 ting of McNerney,
TRIAL OCCUPIED ALL DAY
Tury Out for Over Two Hours--Pros- ecutor's Work Gets n Setback in
 Consequence.

The states attorneys were restless Yesterday, first, on account of the time Taken up by the trial of William Peck lam for assault and robbery, and, sec Ind, by the great length of time taken ky the jury tO come to a conclusion Of he case. when 1t had been finished. The .rial of Peckham was begun near the
 lose of the afternoon session or the Criminal superior court on Wednesday, ,kt was resumed yesterday morning and Book all of the morning session. After ] short noon recess the jury was Enlarged at 2 o'clock and later came in {s ith verdict which charged Peckham Fifth robbery but not with the cutting ssf the accusing witness neck (McNer- mey). Austin J. Mclean, who pleaded &uity some days ago, was given six 5honths.
 \ Austin J. Mclean.
 x Just before the recess at i o'clock 3l lesterday afternoon, Austin J. Me A.ean came forward to be sentenced Me had pleaded guilty on the fifteenth 3f the month to a charge of two counts |bf statutory burglary and at that time |Eentence was deferred He was given |lhree months on each of the counts by |budge Case. Attorney Clarence w Bronson appeared as his counsel hay Eng been assigned to the case. Mclean |eas charged with taking brass journals l From storehouse of the Consolidated Road on the night of January 9th last. William Pcckham Sentenced. The jury in the William Peckhan ase retired at 2:05 At that time began
 long and tedious wait, during Whict ] he lawyers discussed the case a Iength about the corridors of th
 Courthouse or read the afternoon pa sers. The prisoner, who is a well
 ressed, respectable looking colore'
 han, sat alone at the end of the lonj
 punsel table reading. Many went int
 he civil side of the superior court ol
 he other side and listened to tn
 Woodbridge Ice company's suit
 Finally at 4:l0 the jury rapped ol lhe door and notified the judge that Wanted to ask question. Court wa
 uickly assembled and Foreman Ed
 lard l., Mitchell of Southbury aros
 h the jury box to ask If the cuttin
 ould be eliminated from the case.
 The judge said fl could be If the jur
 hought the prisoner was not respon
 lble for 1t Peckham was charge
 ith robbery and assault on PatrIc IdcNerney on the evening of Februar
 on the Manufacturers railroad tracl
 ome time that evening McNernoy
 hroat was cut so that 1t had to b U ewed up by pr Budd of Grand ave .-~ue Evidently the jury, in its tw E ours wrangle behind closed door ] < ad thought Peekham not responsibl
 pr the cutting The jury then retire
 gain,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
ODDITIES OF SHAPE.
No Mans Case Hopeless Under
 Present Conditions.

By virtue of the skill and experience of the stein Bloch organization, the difficulties and impediments that meet the one-man shop are overcome, with the result that you get the suit of clothes most perfectly adapted to your particular needs.
 IL is q pleasure to try on the sev- eral Stein-B Bloch styles, for there Is lit- tie question about complete, perfect ht You are absolutely sure to find that rare harmony of if and fashion the thing appropriate to your individ- ual needs unless your case Is hopeless. And no mans case is hopeless, unless he is so far out of the normal that any kind of fashionable flt is impossible, Davis X Seward, Sl3-Sl5 Chapel street, sole agents,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
ICEFROS Cake Icing and Filling.

Ready for Instant use economical and made of pure, wholesome materials, with delicious rich fruit navors and pure vegetable colors. Icefros is al- ways sure to make an Icing that comes out just right Contents of ono iar will Ice three ordinary slzed cakes and does away with the bother and extra expense of making ones own cake ic. ings and filling.
 Made In six flavors-V Vanilla, Lemon Chocolate. Strawberry Orange. Pista. chic.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
PRIZES FOR GARDENS.
Womcn's Civic Club to Give Cash for
 Awards for Beds of Flowers.

The Woman's Civic club has offered prizes for the best flower gardens which the school children shall raise during the summer In each of the school dis triets the child producing the best gar den shall receive sl and those second best shall receive 30 cents. The best window box In each district will re- ceive 95 cents,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24

What's this word, pa?' asked Will lie, pointing if out in his book,
 Phenomenon replied pa.
 well what is it2'
 That my son is what you would be If son never disturbed your father with questions --Fhiladelphia Press.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
E1e|(r,1t(,nq|!:

At i:SO the sheriff at the door an- nounced that the jury had rapped again.
 Foreman Mitchell announced the yer dict; Guilty of robbery"
 MT. Williams then read the court the accused's history, which contained q number of arrests He characterized the crime as a malicious, foul rob hery" He said he saw nothing to com mend the man to mercy. His attempt to prove an alib in the city court and his failure in that went all the more against him. The amount taken from the accusing witness, McNerney. was $75O. He said he hoped he would go up the road for long time so that he would not trouble the courts about these parts again.
 Attorney Donovan laid stress upon the fact that McNerney was the only corroborative witness and asked for i leniency
 The judge said he would send him to prison for not less than two years or more than four years. The prisoner l t'Dh lil' StllfItt SlIll1lgs
 Three Italians.
 It was then 4.4O. The case of the state against sebastiano Benevento, Mariana Benevento and Carlo Cemno.
 The accused stood informed against as having entered at night with force of arms the house of Antonio Cayallaro on January 26. to commit robbery and on the second count to commit theft, and on the third count of committing a breach of the peace. Attorney Spinel- To and Attorney Edward O'Meara ap- 1 peared for the accused
 The jury for the case consisted of the following: Prospect, Minor Black man and David M, Plumb; Seymour Horatio S Chamberlain; Southbury Edward l.. Mitchell; Wolcott, John k s. Todd and Charles E. Morse: Wood. bridge, Charles A. Barber; Bethany Nathan T. Mansfield; Cheshire, Charles s. Spaulding; East Haven, Donald Me. Donald; Guilford, Samuel J. Griswolt and Richard T. Kelsey.
 Carl Cemno was the first witness called. It was during his examination that court adjourned at o'clock fol the day.
 Morning Session,
 Riceardo Celantano former resi- dent of John street, in Wcstvlle, plead cd guilty in the superior criminal cour yesterday morning, and Judge Gas
 fined him $l00 and costs, which he paid Celantano shot Antone Mongelo a Olive street and Grand avenue on De cember 27, last Mongello was claimet to have consorted With Celantano' wife
 , Judge Case, when sentencing Mon gello to prison for five years for mis conduct with Mrs Celantano sail that Mongello was bad man H also inquired whether Mongello ha been searched for weapons before h came into the courtroom Celantano impressed the court as be ing a peaceably inclined man who wa provoked This disposition of the coui may be regarded as the reason for tn inhiction of what is regarded as light penalty
 Celantano shot Mongello three time l and the latter was at the point of deat X at one time at the New Haven hospI tal He escaped from the hospital al t ter he was getting well and took ; suit of clothes belonging to anothe with him.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
TOBACCO YES, DEAR READER,
Matloon Cube Mix

Is the idcnl pipe tobacco--cool and
 fragrant.
 II Is absolutely free from saltpctre and all deletcrious Ingredients. It Is simply good, clean, choice grade tobacco so blended as to make a delightful smoke.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
MORTyARY CfsATEE.

LEWIS & MAYCoCKs mortuary chapel is freely rendered to those who, because of in sutfcent space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of place where funeral services may be conducted in quiet manner, and, if desired, perfect secusion.
 fsgNwp!ygIy.s1,S7 7EgEs gRrlssEu
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
sAvIN ROCK COUNCIL.

savln Rock council, No. 106s, R. A, of West Haven. hela an interesting meeting on Wednesday evening. A change in officers in three stations re- suited as follows: orator. l.. w. Morse, guide, w A. Palmer and warden, C. w. BIssell, r. R. g, F. Butterheld and George A. Whitney acted as in- staling officers.
 Considerable time was spent in re- ports of several committees, particular ly the one for the -Four Hundred" lady minstrel to he given in the town hall on May 6, [, 8. under the manage ment of Miss E. Mae smith. No doubt this will be the most successful event eyer given by the council. The ad- vance sale of seats Is very large.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24

~ A Ss rT CD T:2 r -As so,,. .bo <,1bo Kind You Have AIwaYs Bought Signature N<@A2zzZ5I
 of CfG<2X ItI<C%SW
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
l5c a Jar.
DIRECTIONS,

Heat quite hot fin double boiler or sauce pan and spread before 1t cools with knife. Do not heat to boiling point, but be sure to have icing very hot SO that It will spread well. Also can be used for making high gradc Bonbors, Fudge, etc.
 JOIN GI1L1BsEg!ES1 11sg!S $. !&S.SoN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28

@e5irfcn, no icbr nicl 9l~rbcitsgele-
gcn9eit p%orbnnoen lit, erb0bt un0 oa-
ourd Ser 9tcger 5ur grbeit ge5lplul-
gen mcr0cn, Inn Ou0urd ieinrn Stcu-
crpcrpflid)tllngcn nof5ufommcn.
GiniaA Den Ncgcr iidJ iclbIt fiber,
loiien lit nidjt ongdngig, babel p1rc
jcoc Glltnidclung Der aolonie aus,
gcidloiicn. Gllt6 sic Don ocn Nc.
germ mtBclegte1 &outiduf- II. Baum.
pollcn = aulture1 niir0en lei0en ltno
IN 6olge idIcdter NiIege minoermcr.
tbi1e Bro0uttc l%iciern. Die Srage,
mas III Gctti6 = Sitairifo g~eorbeitet
lltO iucldc YroOufte gcmonncn ner-
ben iouclt, bcantruortet iid iebr Icid)t.
IS iin0 1. Die 90n0e5pro0ufte: &c.
trni0c, Mianiot Mnollenfrudt), W}ta.
ma (3irie), WiaiS uno HeiS; 2. Del
friidtc: GrOniiiIe, Seiom n1o Ole
&opru Der &Dfoapalmc. Iae bieie
6riidtc f0nlcn in ltngen1eiienerMens
&c cr5euNt mcrocll. 3. &nnf uno
NaltnlmOllc, Die burf ellropdiiGe
Hilan5cr cr5cuat mcr0en f0nucn; 4.
&autiduf, Der cbcnfoQS iebt IN @lon-
tn4cn 0c5o1cn miro. Go5u fommcn
nod GlIcnbcin, 6elc, Helje, @crbs
rinoc, @odS N. Gic icbige @onocIS.
bilon5 0craOlonic bclGllit lid) bercitS
0uf 36 Wiiu. Warf. IS lit i1ocIicll
cine bcOcntcnOe S%tcigcrurlg iolppbl
Der @rjcnBnilic, mie oes QnnOclaum.
'ntc3 SIT Crmurtcll. 0ier5lt lit ober
n0tbig Ser Snbnbau mo oieien CT.
boIfcn mir in ~folNcnocr @eiic: +.
6orticbltng Der llianborobobn bis
5llm 9ilImanoId)aro; =. 6%ortlcbuug
Der Gorcsialanm . Wrogornbubn
iibcr Ioborn bis 5u Den grobcnS cen.
@ic Is ldcint, miilien mir 5unddllt
ollf sic Siibbn1n bon ailpa nod
Dem NpuIiaicc nod pcr5id)tcn, oniiir
iou Der Huii0i i6ifibar gelnodt wcr.
Den ln0 10 cine @niieritraBe in oaS
Snncrc Scr aolonic gebcn. Sit Oicics
&ertebraipitrm crit cntnidclt, onnn
fam aild) bic 9ciicOclung oeS 0ciult-
ncn @ohIonocS ser &olonie (Gili,
monoId)oro, llbcbe, Npniiolanb u,o.)
nit oclltiden Nnlicolcrn ms @crt
ge'cbt perOcn, 0elttid : Sltoirifa
miro III 3ufulit elm wid)tigeS Plus.
monbcrcrgeblct fir 9cutidlouo lpcr.
ocn uno ourh Oen oeutid)en 9alerll.
rlo MittcIitanO crit wirfliN cine
0cutid)c &olonie mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
,,SNDb."

Snl .&uunItluart" 0cht Nid)ar0
N%orobollicn nit bent &0nig l%tltlcrer
Gpodc, benz Snob, ms @cridt. Gr
io9t inter NnOcrem: oSnob mod)t
sic Mobc. nid)t BLOB i'm Sbcuter n1o
bci'm 9~uGb0nOlcr, Snob ocfretlrt
oltd) ollf ocn &rnitollSl tealtn9cn, mas
bon @iIocrn "a la pogllc" fonrt, nno
Iibt ungcicbcn IN ser Surp nit Snob
bcitimn1t, mcld)c nclc Gomponi'ten
yorpb" iino, bis lie nnfongcl1, rcdlts-
mGrts 81 mod]ien. Snob moht ole
aunItmooCn, bic bon Der 8roBltoot
fomncn. @ir loltcn uns nidt~ Do
riibcr tduidcn: bon Der Dirnpolanten
GunitQemcinbe" in bcn 0roBen StuO-
ten, oie Gcutidlou0 @eIebc oiftircn,
Itebcn licbcn gldItcl Der GrnIt nit I'M,
bcoingtcr @llridtigfcit ais poaig
nfllon nothing" gegeniiber. 3oS 8c-
tuidt ibrcr Mnldallllngen orildt Die
Nniduuulngcn Ser Gllfcr int Streite
0ltrdl bringt bic 2eutc nit groBcn
&0picn llno itreidbol3oilnncn 9cincll
an Die S6crilGdc, al bic Spite, unb
%perbinocrt, BOB Elm bon Clan mo
Gliingcl ni6t bcid)ilbtes Soleut ieine1
gScg moht. Stott Der aultur gebt
bon oicien @crpoltcn ltntllltitr aus.
@cnn es Gcoftiondrc giebt, 10 lino lie
cs, 0ic nit ibrer @irflid,feit, ltnitetig-
felt, ibrcr neruoien 0ier nod Dem
yoernier cri" icbe rllbi1e uno 9elltnoe
G%ntlpidelrn0 ben1men. Statt zines
"0eiunoen ADMINISTRATIONS, bringcn
lie unS. ouS franfboite SUDDEN II. linn
luic Sill- unb Seripringcn, bas Die
bic Nngcn altf iid lcnft; 5crrcn bon
0et rcoliden, Den tiihtigcn Arbcitcrn
meg, Die Elm Stillltebcn uno Sid)-Ser-
tiefcn p%erlon0en, menn mon ibr Sbltn
crfolien mill, Damn ober oltdl iuas nit.
oebclL bas nid)t BON belltc bis morgeil
rrltcr oel S0noen 5errinnt. - Ter
&ompf gcgcn Die Sorbcrrifaft Scr
Inns, Scr jebt iheinbar sum Stebeil
gcfommen lit, uber nid]t mcbr eric.
idcn miro, lit IN @obrbeit Der 9ampf
lebcns. nrlb funitireiioiaen beutld)en
@ciites niht aeaen Berlin on lid),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Sdlnl Memi
Bon &uotuig 6uIoo q.

9lS id nod in Die ShuIc Lief,
90 mod)tcn mir uicl Fcin
9ic M0rtcr, Die 0cl @cnitip
&cgicrcn i'm 2otcin;
Mtun idNpiBt, penn man lie nGlmogC
lCnf
9erunterihnlrrcn iol:
&c0icrig, tltnOiA, %ci18eoclt,
5bcilboftig, nrd1tig, uoa.
God oIa 5ltlctt mir itorr unO iteif
SIC Negcl iob I'M DIR,
% iogtc man, il lei Nun rcit
llnO 0iiuctc on2 Sbpr.
8, 6reibcit, g0ttIihca @ci6enf!
., mic Die Nrlit mir ibmol:
Vegicrig fur0ig, c%in9cocnt,
SbciIboitig, mddtig, Dol!
@egicrig ulti 0cn nclien Gag
lln0 fllnoig mcincr &roit
ltnO eingcocnf, Bob ic0cr Sdlng
GcS &er5cu9 @lun0c lhofft,
Sbcilbaiti0 Ciura @liids, 0aS ME
3crrinnt in lccrcn S6cilt,
limo mlGd)tig oltrf Die Ybantoltc
llno ooQ bon &ieb' urlO @cin.
Sie Sabre iIogcn; c3 cttflog
Ger S6lcicr mcinca SroltmS;
In3 Scbcn marc nlcln E0odgog,
llnb Itott oca 9tcttnrid)olmta -
Ger ScIbltcrfcnntniB flot 8etr0nf
SNliirft id) nit itiuem @rou:
%cgierig, fruoig, cinBcDcnf,
SbciIboitig, mddtig, Doll!
@cgicrig ouf g%cilnocn Sdlof
llno fullOig mol1d)cr 9totb
llno cingcocnf, mic 5obm ltto brop
Die &iinite Ncb'n nod VroO,
S6cilbuitia elmer M%iiroigtcit,
Sic ltctcr Sorgcn Grlld)t,
llno mG6tig 0urd) ucrlurl0'nc9 Sct(
l(n0 poll bon 3pclfclnldt.
@os obcr tbut'a2 Gin nclt 0Ci6lcd,
2crnt bclltc id)on &otcin
llno iibt Der Sllgcno bciPgcS Ncdt,
@cro' id 6c9robcu iciL
Gonn ltiirmt'S NIT luIti9cm &c.
id)lpcllf
&n'9 2uno binouS iuic toll:
@cgicrig tllnoig c%ingcocnf,
TbciIbnftig, mGdtiG boil!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28

ion0crn gcgcn 0Cn Slo6ismltS. @Crt
S6iGer'9 uuO @cb6el's Grbe ju gut
oiinft, ola bub cs IN S~anStIcicn ucr'
0cltOct pcr0cn oiirftc; mcr pom &unIt.
lpicl, ni6t BON &lmitipiclcrei tr1ltmt,
un0 nod bofit, DAB bic &llnlt lit nIS
cine Don 0en MtG6tcn crluciien miro,
Die nuicr Oelltidcs &oIf gum groBten
Der Groe MAIDEN %iolltct, Der muB Die
Ie Grobrcn bcftb0cn belfclt.
Gteier idlcd)te @Irnlclciter lc1t
lid) jriiden Ole ShoiicnOen, filr
luclde oicie5 @ort niHt MIR cit
Spott III, mo Die UcnicBCnOclr, bic
oontbor, nit Ocnt @cr5cn gclicBclr,
rno l0Et lie niht 5,leinnnocr fom.
men. Mdn t0nntc iibcr Snob laden,
mare CT nidlt Der &crr ltnlcrcr Belt.
@cI0brlider ols OoS gang 8enlcinr,
oos Giui8.0eItrigc. lit boS gorj &c.
ncine Glpi9.TorAigc, Die otbCmloie
Otcr Sl1elota nod bo1cnlldtbcitrabl.
ten Scniotioncn, Der &nb o0cr scr
Stumpiiimn g~cgcniiber alien rltbi'
gen, orgoniid)cn @nbStbum in Got
ties Come. l5n Der Ociltihcn 0Ciitcr.
rcpubIit mllb Snob boa Stinmrcd)t
pcrlicrclr. IS 9icbt feline bringlidcrc
@ublrcforn1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Sas Wrbcimnif Der Grcmuncicr
Wcincn.

3u Den 6oblrcihen GrflGrlln0clt,
marlll Is ms nid)t mcbr gclingt,
8eigcn SIT bollcl1, Die Der lpltnocrbu-
rem &longfiiue Der ultcn Wtciitcr.
mcrtc glcid)tommen, iiigt Groi. BOT.
%tiitcIli cine ilclle bill5tL Die 5unGdit
iIbcrrni6t, Damn aber ollrd)olS cill.
lclthtcno flin1t. Sos 0CbeimniB
DER olten 0cigcn liegt nod lcincm
Grfl0rungSpcrild, nidt, mie ma
lrobl u%ngcgcben bot, in DEM bcrnlb.
t.tet 6irnis, ionoern offenbor imSoli,
dc N~ol5artctl, Die Die oltcn @cigell.
bauer perpcnoetelL mnren Die Sp.
fonlorc, Der Iborn uno Die Sidte, Die
aus Den NlpenlGn0ern itommtcn. ga
man IN Der altcn Belt feline oll9ge.
balltcll Mcgc bate, nllr0e baS Solj
0urd) Die SliiIie in bic Gbcne &C.
idrucnmt, un0 aus oieier Nrt Oct
S%cfGroerllng crflGrt iid boS sc.
bciinniB Der Grcmoncier @eigcn.
Gurd Den longen Nllfcntbnlt inlgSoi.
Ter murbe Scr 3ell5uitono bcS Sol5cS
bonig %perGnoert. 60 brohtc Der be-
riibmte @%eigenbauer Stainer, Ser in
Grcmona Wtcilteriperfe 81 StonOc
lrod,tc, als CT ieinc @erfitott nad)
Sprol pcrlegtc, obluobl CT imr1er
nod Die glcidJe Sol5ort perorbeitctc,
MIR nod mittelmaBige @cigen 81
Stonbc; iobulo er nber lpieber nad)
Grenlono 5og, gerietben ibm leite
@eigen lpieoer. 9tnn NOR es Ntopo-
leon, Der IN oen Ilpe1 Die groBc1
Gcrfebrsitruben ongelegt bot, 10 ooB
ieit ieiner 3eit bos Sels aili oicicn
unb nid)t mebr IN ben Sliiiien be-
forocrt miro. 90 bot nnd) Gottiltcl.
lis sniiht Gin GROCER Sortihritt ocS
&crfcbrS einen Tadtbeil nit li6 &C.
hrodt, nit Dem Niemanb bat rcfncn
fonl1elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Scr Sctde eOrripOnSent Baltimore gS, Sraaa, sen %. sc6rnar 1905.

EeterSburgern cr50blt, Ct babe nod
ME ellten 10 foloiiolCn ulo NUMBER
barren Son geb0rt. l%lc6rtgenS, eS lit
gclplB merfmiir0ig triiit ntf @il.
bclmi'S Stuoirort bier lp0rtlid 0a5
5lL mas CT I'M IuAuit 1878 IN cinenl
Netrolog bon icillcm pergottcrtcn
Scip5igcr 2ebrcr 6crOinono 0apio
Id)ricb: u%on SugcnO auf 5cidnctc
i'm eit bcionOcrS GROCER, no6Ier unO
eoIer Con aus; Gontilcncn ipicItc er
mic mcnigc." llnO aud, mas er an
elmer anocrcn Stcllc oicics Nodrui3
Ia8tc, lit mte olli i'm ielbit gcmiiu5t:
rGicic 10 ~ungenrcin bc0elltcn0cnEors
5itBc 6eroinono CaUiO'a poreu bic
6rlrdt elmer ielteneL elmer b%ciipieI-
loicn Gnergic. Gdb mn %ciicrnc
Gbattraft Den mubrcn aiinItlcr ST.
ihaffct perm0gc, 0nb ms in Der
alrnlt sic Strait Oc9 n&0nnclla" nid)t
miibcloS, 1lcifiom pic cine CUNT
OcS &imncls, 81 GbciI mcr0e -
mllBte 9ticnano beiicr ais cr. SSn sic.
icr 0iniid)t mor unier 0aoi0 cin
vWfann" in Scr ih0nitcn mo uoll.
ltcl NcOcutuna oca Mortcs."
So mlld)S Der Mcr0cnOc jt Oicicm
|lcitclt Hcbrcr beron mo IN i'm bins
Gin, Dem CT ollN in icitcr 0nnjcn
SebcnSart 1lid, 10 Oob Oicicr Nod)-
mi nidJt trciiIidcr bcihloiicn mcr.
Ocn fam, OILS nit Sen SdllBmortel
res @ilbclmi'idcn 9tnhrtiS ouf ici-
zen MciItcr GouiO: n&croorbcbcn
mill id) mr. nod icinc ollbcrorOcnt-
Iihc 8ciitiBc @c0oblnlB rmo icinc
Cnornlc mlipcricQc 9iloung, nit
rcldJcr CT cine icItcnc S6logicrtig.
felt lnlO cincn ipruocInOcn @ib Der
bono. Mn Nonmot5 uno GoIen-
bourg's mar CT cin5i8 in lcilcr art
uno baollrh mieOcr Gin bodIt anti
iontcr @cicaid)oitcr. &n ibm bubcn
icinc Sreuulbe Den bicOcrIten SrcumO
m0 cine Yerlc Ser gcicltihoitlihcn
llntcrboltung, Oie aruit einen ibrer
miirOi9itcn ErieItcr, OoS Oelltid)eWci-
Acnlpicl ober ieincn bcrporrngenoIten
NCiornutor perlprCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
NnS bcm &crbcgang cincs @cigcr'
fDnigs.
%un Nlfrcb VI j d. (@icsba.
0cu).

Nod Observation-Disclosures Fat
Allgllit @ilbclmi eS mr. einem
ld)nltrrigen 3liioll 5u bonfcn, bob CT
@cigcr mlroc. Iir muiifflunoigcn
GItcrn bottcn ci9cnilif icincn 9rll.
Scr, 0cn cbeniullS mnlitoliih bodbc-
1nbtcn hilbert @ilbclmi iiir bicicS
Snltrnment beltilnmt. NlS 0icler ltd)
obcr cincS cages periebcntl!d olli
cine olli cincm Stllble lic1enoc Tio.
line lcbtc, mar icil Gatcr 10 e"riilrnt
barber, Dab hilbert iiir nnlpiirbiD
crtl0rt muroc, ser n&0nigin Der CIT.
itrumente" SIT biencn; CT mllrbc
.nilr" Eioniit", gum 8Iiid EN- icbr
tild)ti1cr, Der Id)on ais &nobe ieincn
Srllocr Nll9ult oui Den criten tlci-
1en Gonjcrtreilcn in 9toiiolierlonoe
mo III bcrs9tohbnrihoit bcolcitetc.
Sir ocn ilungcn Nu0uit @ilbelnli
mar cnt ldciocno, oaB or bon Anfan9
al ocn Sebrcr crbiclt, &c. icinc mllll.
oerbdrc Ncranlo0r1g Doll erfannte
mo Der lid tuglidJ nit linn beld)Gi.
tiate. IS mar Der BON @~ilrSbltrg al
has WicSbaoclcr Soitbentcr bernienc
Gon5crtmciiter Gonrao Slider, Elm
Walrn bon tinolihcr llnlgotgsmeiie,
lnermil0lidjer NusoouCr Wno feins
item mtlifaIiid)en gnnpiinoen. Gr er.
tornttc Die gauge geoelttlrng oes 9ros
ben SoIents. beiien @obl mo @cbe
III leine Saub gelegt mar, unb inter.
5og lid ieiner Sebrnufgobe nit al,
beroroentlid)er 2iebe uno irelioig.
item Giier. Gle Irbcit bieies aus.
gejcid)teten WnnileS mitroc id)on in
tltr5er Belt bon itnitnensipert1eu Gr.
fol8en gefront. glS Scnricttc Son.
tag oaS @iIbclmi'id)e 0nilS beilid)tc
ulO Der oomols iiebeuidbriae alignit
allf ibr Serlan9en Elm Sioliniolo nit
Der inn bon aniang an eigentbiimli-
dcn SonbilOuna uno abioluten Gein.
belt portrug, luar lie 10 gepaft, Dab
lie Sen Sungen bod)bob, i'm berilib
tiiBte uno auSrief: gu mirit ein.
nal Der oertidc Eagnnini peroenl"
@aS pOr auem bereits IN 1il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-28
Bic MISUNDERSTANDING bcs Nmts.
ridjtcrs.

Gin biibidcs 8ei6idtdM, oa3
Den Gor5lg bat, mnbr 81 lcilt, miro
aus eillem baoiIden MmtsIt1ot6ert
berid)tct. Iuf Dem bortigen Imts.
gcridt bate ein Strabburger Icdts-
ollipolt nit bent Sitel 'Sulti5rutb
cine alogciode 81 pertreten; nm
iid)cr an5ufommcn, finoet CT iid)
idon nm %S llbr Morgens bei'm
@eriht Elm. SIN gmts5immcr traf
CT einen einfad) gefleibeten Nonn,
Scr oorin Derunt bantirt, Den Sielt
nohliebt uio beiorgt II. /. ~. llnier
Suiti5ratb frogt i'm, OF Der antts.
rid)ter balb fommen ipilroe. Ser
Nngereoete ernioerte, Der SEER nloge
iid) MIR iesen, Der Nihtcr iperOe
tolo erideinen. 9ann bringt er
rod Wond)eS in Sronung, olth Dor.
te man i'm einiges in Den Bart
Drummer. iuie bon tnoufnlcrfIdmelt
anltsoienern II. I. ~. sus Iues fer.
tig NOR, iett er lid, gum groBen Gr.
ltounem bcs Sliti3ratbes IN oen
amtsieiiel binter Den griincn Gid
nno bridt IN Die floiiiihen @orte
aus: so, ieBt lit Der amtsri6ter
GA, MN fonnen mir anfangenl" Ger
Suiti5ratb ioa onfangs 6iemlif Der.
biitt oreingeihart boben.