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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

0ic " 0citcIIten Scr Sir
nj a SteDart 4 y o. 1an0cn lid
gcItern Ibcn0 III boiler 3ubl III Scbs
monn'S @allC 5u Dem, j1Drlid)cr
Gnn5trGn3hcn uno 9ul1fctt Gin mo
iuic iiblidJ nobn1 Die g~tiioirc cinelt
CuBcrit gcmiitbli6en &crIouf. Sic
@oQc fonntc bic @eillder faunl ollc
fciicrL luno Is Dcrridtc untcr Den Pm.
WeIenoen bic frobli1Ite 6eititinl,
mlilg. 9%clo10crS erfreut iporcn Die
Gbeilncbmer, bic 6irnla = Wiitglie6er
10. 5ablreid) pertrcten 81 lebclt. I'M
ter 0cl ImucicnoCn bcion0cn lid sic
$50. @corg y. Eoit, ". s. Guifner,
&. q. WorriiCD, Z. Sorrp arumnL
$. $. IQan. Die 9%eforotion scr
Sale mar GodIt elegant uno Eroi.
Gorion's SrNciter ~licfertc oie ltnters
boltlu1gs . WilIif. Gie 6eItbcboroc
lUar ipie iol1t 5ulomnlengelebt:
Arrangements Gonite - s. q.
Worriicp, &oriibcr, q. s. glacn, vi.
liltent, uno Z. $. &rumn, Sctrctdr.
G,obn Stollinq& @. Stcnens, Senrp
@oriibcr, 6. T.@torriiep, ". G.6rcnd),
Gmpiang3 Gomite - q. q. Eolt,
Scper, Z. =. @roOiboiu, @. .. Ston'
ton, @. 5. &uiincr, s. g. Stnfpole,
81. Steen, 3. e. Yennod, ". W. Wtcs
anigbt, $. Goiiorb uno S. s. &.
Sulter5.
Gonj . Gomite @. s. &uffner,
Goriiber, .. W~torgalL 6. gpons, g.
Conroot =. Mtc2 ougblirL s. u. Seru.
lit, Sront licora uno E. Snlitb.
Gle 9eonltcn limo - 6. 3. Wtorris
iep, Yrdiiocnt; g.. $. SlQen, @ice- 3rd.
Iioent; 81. :. Hniiner, Sdobnleilter,
rnb z. $. arunnt, Sefretdr.
9ireftorcn - q. y. Eoit, &. 9.
Stolton, g. &. Gonrobt, q. 9%iullcIl.
&. :. Wcoro s. Scpcr, 9. MiorGon
rn6 SRI. q. @rnlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
yIrupentiol 2ca0ne,"

NJ " ! VI X y Ut,
sc lru IbGn0 lana. III ~ISrn.-&nrl
Sltdort'2 9icitouront, 9tr. 2O5, SiiOs
@olicitrnbc, oic 0cncrolpcriuntnl,
lung scr NIbtGcillllg Nr. 15S ser
nErllocntiol Scoauc" itatt, in mcld)cr
FrGIihc1lt 9titolaltS Hppcl Den &oriit
ml0 ScfrctGr Geo. &Crncr OoS Ero.
tofoll iiibrtc. Sr. Grnit WtcinfclOcr,
YrGIiOcl1t OcS StaotSsG on5ilS, leitcte
Die @earntcnmo6l meld)c folgen0c3
&ciultot botte: ErGliOent Nif. 9lppel,
Gicc.Er0liocnt Scrmorm Ntctnbort,
Scfrctdr unO SAobmeiitcr 0corBe
&crrcr, Gclcgntcn sum Stoots.Gon.
sit: &ernom Wtcinbort, s. S6lec,
Geo. Gcrncr, Aif. Appel uno San1eS
Yolt. Nod Oem 6inon5bcriht OcS
ScfrctGrS unO S6oBmlciIterS bctrll.
gen Die ol,S WtitgIicoS6eitrG9cn bc,
itcben0cn Ginnobncn $G09.67, uno
an &ranfengclocrn lpltrocn S299,G6
ous6c5oblt. Scr 9cridJt mitrOe ais
rid)ti9 oncrfonnt u10 ongcnommcn.
SIM Sntcrciic 6c3 @crcinS bicltcn bic
$50. Wcinielocr, s. $. Wtittcnoori
bon Nbt6cilm1g t55, 0corg Mictgc
BON N6tEcilrtN Nr. $50 mo 8. Sep
per bon Nbt6eilltnN 9tr.,116 Inlpras
Gell. Nad) ser Gcriomnrlllrg lpltr6c
ocn Imueien0cn aus scr &iide Ser
Grou 0arbare Sltdurt cin belifoter
SntbiB icrpirt. Nr. <fort bate fir
bii6ife Icforotioncn Scr Sofcl Sor-
Jorge %1ctragcn. On Scr Vtitte Der
SufcI tGronte cine mGd)tiAc @Gt9fcps
Sloi6c, in mcldlcr Gin Hlafot nit Der
Iltiidriit: n@cr lit fiir Socol Sp.
tion!" itcdtc.
glnt Wonto0 gl6eno Giclt oie gl6.
t6cilung Mr. 176 Scr oNru0ential
2rngltc" in Srr. Hobcrt &o1mcr'3
@aQr, Gfe bon Orleans, Ii. Gbopcl-
itrobe, cbcnfoQS ibre SobrcS = Ser.
iol1mlung lt1o 9eumtenluabl. Sra.
iiOclt GrnIt MeinielOcr, 5ugleid &rG-
li6ctt oes StoatsrGon5ilS fiiGrte Sen
GorliB. Gicic IbtbcilunG, mcld)e SIT
0clr Gciten Scr Staot 5dblt, Bat 5ltr
3cit 10 DiitOlieocr. gtof) Dem SAB.
rcSberi6t bctrllgen Sic G%innobmcn
$552.9S. Nu86e5oblt wuroen I'M
Qoliic bcs SobreS $3.50 aranfengel-
Scr. Sr. Mcinfcl0er belt cine oui
nnlternOc Nnipro6c, III pelder CT
b~cion6cr9 olli oic 0rci Erciic billipics,
ucld]c bCncn 5uiollcn Iollen, Die bic
mciitcn NiitNIicOer Dem Gcrein 5lts
iii1rcr. Die 5ilm SdjluB Der Sit
sirn0 itottgcbobte 8cnnttcnmobl CT.
qo6 iolgcnoGS 9ciultnt: Erdliocnt
&. Weiniclocr, &icc.Gr1iiocnt Sato6
Gber, Scfret1r 2uolpia "copper" nno
SdobmciIter Iobert @oanler, Gele-
goten 5,tnt Stoots.Gon5il: SuolpiA
"copper", Sofob GOer uno Geo. @loIcr.
Noh Der &erianlmIung mllroc Cit
flciicr SmbiB cingcnonrmcn. Inter
Den gnrpeicnbcn beinnbcn Iid Gcrtrc-
ter idmmtliher gbtbeilungen Der
Stabt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
Hciu, nd6rhait nuO acinno,

in @erbiilouna nit ser Strait OeS Il.
ters uno Ocnl boben Heidtbnm Der
ltnpcriGlihtbcit, miro oas bon 6reo.
9oucrnIdnliot's 5. 4mericon 9rcmerp"
hergeiteQtc ,Solace"-0 ier Sic 5lt je.
ser i3eit bcfricoigen. 8crIangt eS.
Site 800. groucrei ttOl-tt2S
SiQen.S trobc. Sci. s. & g. 3GL,
Do. t491. (GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Cine Che StntiItif in
Trcl,Ben bat ergeben, baB BON oaen
jllngen WGohen, ole in einem 0erltfe
itcben, oie 9ienltmGoden am begebr-
tcitcn fiir Die Gbeiino. es boben III
Ereu6en I'M Sabre 1906 i'm 8nn5en
309,922 6rollen nno Wdoden gehei.
rothet. @on oieien nnren 6S,46S
Gienitmd0d)en. Son ie 100 Mdodlen.
lpcld)e 6%ciratbetcn, luaren % GicnIt.
m1Odcn. &on Shneioerinnen per-
beiratbetcn lid 30,109 ooer 8 ouf lie
Sunoert, bon Observation-Disclosures
gar nur 1915 ooer 3 auf ie Sur-
oert. 9lm ihlefteiten iiebt eS k.. Ste
Gerf1llierinnen, Observation-Disclosures.
r%innen. luie i~iberbaupt aIle I'M Ser-
o%eIsgeiuer6e beid)ditigten MGbben,
oenn bon ibnen beiratbetc ourd).
ihnittlid) MIR cine ein5ige bon lie
100; i'm Sabre 1906 belief lid hire
gonse GbeliIte auf Die bei1eioene
3a9l BON 525S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
Yrini GarncuGl III Ni96lanStuiun.


Ger yGidentronj" Ucranltoltct III ser
nNigblonO Nco0cnw" eincn glGns
5en0en Waatenbou. - 0ie Sale
er>pie5 iif ais picl ST flcin fir
Sic 6erbeigcItromtcn Barren un1o
NGrrinnen.
Son ul1crmnrtct iN6rcm Griol1c
mur0c ser geItcrn pom Wcion1pcrein
,Gihcnfrolj" III Der oNi4bluno
Ncoocnp" ucranit2ltetc Maatenbou
gcfr0nt. &iel 5l tIein crluieicn iid
sic NGumliffciten, llul sic pom Nob
lurO 6cru 6crbeigcitr0mtrn Wtcnihen
ST bergen. NSobl bate lih ser &creit
01rouf QeiaBt genJoNt, Oob iif bic
piclcn 6rerulOc 0ca oGihcnJron}"
dllc ciniirOen miirOcu, oob bate CT
Oicic groBe MrngG oic oltd Den be-
I%dciocniten Nlnb bclcBt belt, nidt
ermartct. Sh0nc N}a4tcn mo @rlp.
pen tmuncltcn lid I'M Sdolc u,O Daa
oll4 Sen $50. N}iIton z. @pudL @nl.
Glrid rn0 Soui3 Giidbod) bette
henOc Yrci3ridjtcr Golc1ium bate
cine ifmere Auf8obc 5u l0icn, Bic
Sicgcr jlt %bcitimmcl. Sic ciliBtcn
iid) ihlieBlid), lpic iol2t:
Gtn5elprctic c.
I. @rei3, r6rompcter Don SGtin-
Qcn," Grou 2Qmu @ocr.
,. Erci$, nMontc GbriIto," Serr
Scnru s. IrcfSlcr.
3. Nrei&, "Gidcntron5," 6rol &.
0ottcrwcid.
4. @rciS, o6rijbIin09cin5uA"
1rou Morie Stcdlcin.
3. EreiS, v%o0cIiHcndc," SEER
&obn Ncnocrion.
6. YreiS, rSduDilitcr," @crr u.
MIilucr.
@ruppcnprciic
I. |rei$, ,liirfiihcr &orcm unO
SuIton" Scrr 81. Mornitcin, 6rolt
g(. @irocr, 6rou NJ, %ic0cr, 6rlS. u.
NJ. S0mor5, Il. ancll, Z.
mo %. StNnct.
>. Erci5, differentiation" Srl5.
MorQorct Irie0el, NancS Shiittc,
Nrllc Gol0cpcp, 9lnuo Sd)iittc, Sable
9lctbman un0 CLARA Gcrpccr.
3. Yrci5, o@remcr StaotmuittNn-
ten" N0. Charles @Gdlcin @crnt.
Nrc@nid, 2rromig @ia mo NOolpb
Rcibncr.
l.. Erci3, .Goacac @irI$," 6rl3.
2(mo Sdarriugcr, Moric Sdorrin-
ger, Muntic @on5 mo &utDurinc
@obmNnn. .''
). Erci$, rGoloriol Grio," So. s.
g. @cltbofi umo &, &uiDbt.
6. YreiS, rgM9atroiclL" Truu VI.
Sdypor5 itlto Sri. 2ouiic 3iirer.
Die aIiidlidcn' Gicacr cmpiin0cn
@rciir uno Nolm tor}tc man
IloG sen &ldngcn bon &intIcr'8 81.
Oltrd sic 6oImodt. 0o8 60
mite, mcId)cu Die Gbrc Oc8 0iinitigcn
GrfolgcS in critcr Clinic gebiibrt, icbtc
iit aus iol1cnocn Scrrcn 3%lIiulnn1elr:
e. Ncron, &orlibcr, NufrcO
Siinocr96CrAcr, HltOolpb SnbrL Ben.
Cco mo @oItcr Niemee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Sic eagles" biclten nod i6rcr
gcitri0cn Sitnn9 i'm vSotcl aernun"
cine Notwithstanding BEL pelfer
cirt ltll8cn1cin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3ltr Gurhiii6rung gelon9te. Inter
oen MitmirtenOen befanoen ii6
&iinitler mic &obn 9oIing, 6rib
@oltl NlfreO 6iirt6meier u10 5ogG.
rcide Nu0Cre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

- Srau 2cno Souls6urr, @ittue
bon Nlirc0 q. SonlS6urp, mel6c SIT
lett cine 2ebrcriu on scr oiientliden
Sdule Hr. 4 an Der Sanober. ilnO
Gee trobe mar, itorb I'M Nlter BON
80 Snbrcn in Nr. 1862, Columbia.
Ipcnile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Ger nOiten0 2eib. un6
8 purncrcin" nominirtc in lei.
llcr gcitrigcn Situng in ieincm Ser
Cinalofol al scr Gde Don Wolie- mo
Grlcon9s StroBc bic nodfolgenoen
@crrcn iiir bic an is. WGr5 Itatt.
iinOcnOc 0ircftorcmpobl: Sob, So6n,
Or. 3. u. Saucr, s.. Sclonom, ..
i. SoifluL 81. u. Solf, g. ISM.
Soinc, ISM. &eiie, Otto @oIobad),
Somlcl Y. Yottiion, 8iaiom 6.
Sciocl, GDorlcS Yocr, S0co. Shei
Ter, Bid. 6ouIitid, Wartin Better,
&. 5. Gallagher, $. SoGmon, y. ..
Stonc, II. &%ur5cnOori, Sobn q.
Bauer, Charles @iirtlcr, @ll. Is.
Irosbnrh @In. i. Eittroii, George
@orltihnci6cr mo Albcrt u. 9lot.
Il2 Wublridtcr mltrocn sic SS. u.
s. Mogncr, Geo. $. Shmiot, Dc.
a.. StGotlcr un0 GgorIe3 y. GonoD
ouiAciteOt.
9ic ScucrbcD0ro 5cigt I'M
Gclti9cn .IcutiGcn Gorreipouocns
ten" an, Dab om II. WtGr5 cine Yrii.
illrG fir Stills . Wtoldiniitcn nnO
Nrobc . SCllerpcDrmGnler ItattfilI.
oct. Npplitation9 . S%ornuu.Iore fon.
men in @ouptQllortier Der 6cllcrbc.
b0r0e crlongt mcr0cn.
Gin unirciwtlligc8 fall
tc3 Uoo noGm Der AZ Sabre uItc
zimmerman GbomoS Sl,cc bon Wtt.
@oibington gCitern Nbeno flr5 nod)
8 llDr. Slice bate Ginen ii6er ben
Curt getrunfcn mo pltr5cltc onl
6ilBe Der Central aOenuc in 0nS Bad
goiiit. ltn5ruciicl9oit miiroc Sltce
6cltte nidt nlebr inter Sen 2ebenoen
mciler, mare CT niht bon NnOrelu s.
Burns bon 9tr. 7O6, Sii6sGoen.St ctr ,
uno Dem Eoli5iitcn Iicter 5rlr rehten
3eit aus Dem noiien Clement geiiid)t
lpor0en. Ser @lollrod brodte i'm
nod, Dem oitlidcn StotionSballie, no
CT nod fllr5er 3cit in elmer 3elle ionit
etnidlummertc.
"rfe berfau t. =
Gie Gllicott q. Gitp Mu'ieriucrfe iin0
fiir $13,SO0 an @rn. SaneS Normon
@ait6cr pcrfollit moroen, iueld)cr Die
icIbcn nit alien erlttlniiigen Serbci.
ierlungen 81 pericben geOentt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Cine 50 it TAD IS Inter
Goltung peranItaltete gcltcrn
9tbcno ser st, Sarnc5 9earingers
@crcin" in ser st. 3ame5.Soae."
Cur Iltffilbrung gelangtc nI6e Wio'
ni96t Charge" gei Dem Glide, oaS
oo5u angetban mar, bic Sad)mltSfeln
Ger 3oblreid) eridienenen 3uborer be.
ltGnoig in gepe0llnB 3l bolten, lpirf-
ten iolgenbe Serren nit: George
Mnnb, Ggbert 6infc, $, WiiQer, Sol.
Shines, George 3iebl, @n. 6infe, $.
Sinfc, q. 9lIi6 5. SoltDoits ltno s..
&cbranf. Die Ginnobmen iino iiir
Gle inrere Geforation ser ct. SonteSs
Stride beItimnt. 9os Arrangements
Gomite bcitono aus Sen S0. George
Wtonb, Ggbert Sinfe, Snfob Sines,
Safo6 @oltbnlts rno Sob. Gbcren5.
El6bli6 &c it orben. Mols
lie Carr, AZ Sabre aft, Gin Gicnits
mGodcn i'm Sauie bon Serru ,. $.
Sbomas, Nr. 1910, ct. Fmll-Str.,
Itorb gcitcrn slbeno 9 llbr in ser
Sprcd)Itlbc bon Or. ISM. Greene,
Hr. 1924, Nor0-Gbarles StraBe. 50.
rorer Or. SaDOen muroe belad)ri6'
tigt unO Ser 2eihnnm in Die Sob.
ming bon q. ,. Garr, Nr. 1715,
orO-Fatterlon-E -gpemie, zines
9rlloers ser Sootcn, ocbro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
&uu Scc uno NniCu.

,G0cmmiB" iG6rt belrtc Nlhmittdg
nit 20 &oiiIten- mo $50 ;3rpi-
ihCnOct9 Euiia0icrcn, ionic od)t
0cportirten nod Bremen 5lriif.
I'm > llDr belltc 9tudnlittu1 trttt
ser NorO0. Slopos 0ampicr oGDcrn.
nib" sic Nijdiabrt nod Bremen an.
Nit Ocnliclbcn mcrocn 20 &aiiltcn-
mo ctluu $50 3miihcnOcdS Fdlla-
Nicrc reiIcn, ulld) mcrocn od)t 3llr &c
portotiou &%crlrtbcilte an @oro ges
brod)t lpcrocu. Gle &uiiitcn.Fallas
NicrC iinO: pon Baltimore: Scrr
Grlmo Sud)ar, Ncrr Ncrnlnrn Salt-
bert, NCrr 9lrtbur Ntiilcr, &crr mo
SrNt Miur Nollp lnO Eoltor Otto
Npit; BON Columbus, ., SEER 6rc0.
Sirlc nit 5nci Sobncn; bon Sul6ton,
&onina, Srot GIiinbctb Gecnt9, SIT
liza NccntS, gllpiu Hccnt@ mo Serr
Scrnlnul Gecllt9; BON Gcntrcuille,
Sri. Ni0u Nicbcr uno Sri. Eaitla
Notb; bon @rono HopiO&, Wtid), Sri.
Noia Shuiot; bon @remcnL 6rol
Scnrp Erior; bon Cincinnati, Ohio,
Scrr u. ". Golocmcp, mo bon Srens
toni M, 6ru1 Nnd)el Wtitlllo5 mo
&ino.
Goitor Otto 9(pib, ser bcfonnte
@oicn,MiiiionGr, bcBic6t iid) 5lulGd)it
I'M &ntcrciic Scr Gnrigrontcn.Itiiiion
nad) Scr Qiiliiou&NlItOlt III Bremen
lul0 bon BORT ans 81 lcIlcr Grbolung
nah Berlin, no cr it'd 5luci @od)cn
bel &crmnnOtcn ouibnltcn miro. Gr
gc0cntt in ctlua icd)5 bis od)t @oden
mic0cr in Baltimore ST lciu. Bon
0cn udt TcpnrtirtcuL mclbc bic ltlls
ircimiQigc Niidrciic untrctc1, FAM
elmer nit ser nN%r0uOcubur9," 5luci
nit ser DGalicl" un0 elmer nit Der
oGbcmnib." Grndomn, SdNnin0iud)t
mo ShnodIiinn bil0cn Oic @riinOc
iiir ibrc NllaidIicBung. Die onocrelt
picr 0cportirtcn mllr0cl pom Mciten
bicrbcr 0cbrndt. Sore GiidicnOung
criolBt unter ocnt Gontruftorbcitcr.
@cIeb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
Snrd Sas &eriidJcrnugsbcpartcmcnt

GuuaruTrtcr NusWcie iber ben stnno Der
rBerman ilnien Strc 5ninranee Gpmpnnp
ppn Baltimore 81 Epper, Eel, ant u.
TrScmbcr 1907.
Al Ci.Naliinnre.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
2lamano & 0aIa8ber,
gigcntem.
CHAMBER Of Commerce Building.
SnrdJ bnS MISREPRESENTATION

GDnocniirtcr Nueiucis iibcr ben Stano Der
r1eutidl'smcrifuriihlru @criifcrunac : DE.
~leiidjaIt uon G~eip'gprt," ant 81. SeSrmber
1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Stant WiGfpiaho, Sareah oes Staats'|trnn1e
rungSsT requirements. - NC I imo e. oet f..
%,Sebriur 1908. I'd beideinioe bierinit, o1G
TpritebcnbeS cir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIs5ug ans
Dem guSipeife Der ,@ermansM mcrieau 3ui.
g." bis ilIiit 81. December 1907. ipie CT i'll
hieiem Giircnu cinGcreidt iunrhen. 1T.
Ncni. 4. GrDuic,
Gcrft6erungss6oTlmitdr.
(57G4,7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

llcbcrfhub Bi @unitcu Der goIis
cen Snbabcr . .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

@efnmmtc decentralization, nit
Ill5nnbmc oeS N%npitals. ...... 1882,
9iube3abltes GruuofdpiinI. 49,. 81 800.
lleberidub itbcr ale &erhiloIibs
ieiicn ...................... 4.4t5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

(5ZGi.71)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
MONEY FOR CARNEGIE
LIBRARY is READY
Nothing Remains But TO
Push Building.

All the requirements of Mr. Carne
gle in the matter of new library
have been complied with, and Mr..
Crawford Wheatley, president of the
Carnegie Library Association has
been notified that the $4,000 set aside
by Mr. Carnegie for the new library
is now available and on deposit with
the Home Trust Company, of Hobok
en-, N. ].
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Carnegie
and his secretary are in Scotland,
there was some delay in getting the
plans properly approved so that the
trust company would feel authorized
to pay over the money as the work
progresses. But all Of this has been
adjusted and nothing remains now bat
for the project to be pushed.
The old library building has been
removed, leaving the site for the con-
tractors, Messrs. Little & Phillips, to
get busy on at once This firm has been
doing preliminary work since they
were awarded the contract, and will
now come to Americus and open head
quarters.
In a short time it is expected that
the work will be we'll under way, and
the building then will be carried on as
rapidly as possible to completion.
While no time limit has been set yet,
it is expected that the library will be
ready for occupancy in the spring.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
DOORS OF THE TEMPLE
ARE OPENED TO ALL
Services at the Churches
Today.

The pulpit of Furlow Lawn church
will be filed this morning either
by the pastor, Rev. Robert L. Bivins
or some visiting minister. Mr.. Biv-
ms has been i'll recently, but services
may be expected there today.
The law of Kindness" will be the
topic of Rev. j. l.. Irwin at the Pres
byterian church this morning. To-
At First Methodist church this
morning Miss Frayser, who is assist
ing with the Sunday school district
institute, will talk upon Studies in
child nature" this taking place @of
the usual service.
At night, the pastor, Dr. Bascom
Anthony, will preach on "An indul-
gent father and what came of it
The District Institute meetings will
be held at First Methodist both in
the morning and afternoon.
At Calvary church there will be
holy communion at 1880 o'clock this
morning, sermon prayer and litany at
II o'clock, and evening prayer at
1870 by the rector, Rev. J. B. Law
renee.
The usual services at First Bap-
tlSt church today, both morning and
evening, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
O. P. Gilbert.
Rev. FIR. OSullivan will officiatt;
at the usual services at st. Mary S
church, which begin this morning at
10 o'clock.
Substance will be the sermon
topic at the Christian Science church
this morning at II clock.
Golden Text: Counsel is mine,
and sound wisdom. I am under
standing; | have strength. My fruit
is better than gold yea, than fine gold;
and my name than choice silver. =
Proverbs, S:14, 19.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
LITTLE ONES GIVEN TO
FATHER IN AMERICUS
Husband and Wife Contend
in Court.

Mr. Charles 0. Speer and his at
torney, Mr. w. R. Harper, of the
firm of Williams & Harper, returned
to Americus Yesterday from Macon,
where the habeas corpus case insti-
tuted by Mr. Speer to regain possess
sion of his six children had just
been concluded before Judge Wiley.
The decision was in favor of Mr.
Speer, and the custody of the child
rem is given back to him.
Two or three days ago Mrs. Speer
it is said, left Americus with the
children, intending to go to Birm-
ingham. Mr.. Speer located them in
Macon and had them stopped there
The husband produced evidence to
show that he and his wife had lived
happily together for nineteen years,
and that he gave her no cause what
ever to leave him.
The testimony showed that last
Tuesday she left home while he
was attending to his business inter
ests, and walked to a railroad cross
ing three miles from Americus, where
they spent the night
With them was their eldest child,
an eighteen-year-old boy, WHO had
just returned from Birmingham.
The party-the mother, five little
girls, and the sOn-boarded the early
morning train, and went to Macon,
not having money enough to pay
their way farther They had been
here only half a day when Mr.. Speer
learned of their whereabouts.
The evidence adduced showed that
Mrs. Speer was not able to support
the children, and that the husband
and given no cause for them to be
taken away from him. In oonse-
quence he was given their legal GUS
tody.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
DEALERS IN NEAR" ARE
CALLED ON FOR CASH
AmeriCuS Sud Sellers Must
Put Up 5000.

Singers of stomach suds, near"
beer and like near compounds in
Americus are now up against. the
proposition of paying the state a
special tax of two hundred dollars
for the sweet privilege of selling it,
and, moreover, the tax is due already.
And there is no getting out of set
Ting with Miss Georgia
Comptroller General Wright has
sent our orders to all tax collectors
to proceed Immediately with the
collection of the 5000 tax, and Collec-
tor |. B. Small will get busy here.
While the Wise BILL imposing this
special tax on near beerers" has just
passed, the tax is not pro rated, and
dealers in this close range liquid must
pay the annual tax Of 5000, although
they have but three and a half months
time.
For this license, costing $500 will
expire January 1st next, three and :
half months hence, when 5000 for an
other license for 1909 will be due and
payable
The money is due at the present
time. 1t will be collected on the
same plan as the old whisky license
tax was collected.
Nor can a dealer sidestep the tax
now by going out of the beer busi-
ness, for under the law all persons
thus engaged at the time of the pas
sage of the law will be liable under
all of its provisions.
And it is this sad fact that leaves
a seal brown taste
In Americus there are probably fif-
teen or twenty of these near drink
cries, each oasis paying $50 per year
TO the city as a special tax This was
not SO bad, they think, but the imposi-
ton of a state tax of 5000 is an impo-
sition in fact.
Probably some of the smaller deal
ers will be forced to quit, and let the
State collect the tax already due as
best it can. There are others, how
ever, who will stay in the game
regardless of the limit, and Americus
will quench her thirst
1t is dear price for near article,
but Miss Georgia needs the dough
and her hosiery is empty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
GOING TO SAVANNAH IN
FORCE TO CONVENTION
Delegates of Local Lodges
Will Attend.

Americus will be well represented
this week by representatives of
Marshall Division, B. Of L. E., and
the local G. |. A. Division at the un-
ion meeting under auspices of sub
division 256 and 646, assembling there
for four days session.
The convention meets on Wednesday
next, 18th, and continues through the
following Saturday
An occasion of rare pleasure is
anticipated by the gallant men of
the throttle, their wives and daugh-
terS, thus assembled.
Wednesday will be devoted to bust
ness meetings of the two orders.
Thursday morning both the G.. |. A.
and B. L. E. will hold a joint session.
and upon its conclusion will enjoy a
steamer excursion out to sea.
Friday will be devoted to half
days session, and the afternoon to a
trolley ride around the city, terminal
ing with a stop at Tunderbolt, where
they will have a grand ball and vau-
deville show at\this popular resort
Sept. 18th will be devoted to a
trip to the greatest Southern coast
resort-Georgia' s Coney Island-Ty-
bee
Some of the Grand officers are ex-
pected to be present, and invitations
have been extended to all sub-divis-
ions of of B. l.. E. and G. l. A., in
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennes-
see, Virginias, North and South Caro-
line, and they expect a large gather
ing.
Among those who expect to attend
from Americus are Mr. and Mrs. E.
j. Sheahan, Mr. and Mrs Chas Gull
pepper, Mr. and Mrs. George Van
Riper, Mrs. Edward Hines, Mrs. G.
H. Rittenberry, Mrs. Edward Ryals,
Mrs. John Ross, Mrs NJ e. Aston
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-13
FOXES ARE CAUGHT IN
SIGHT OF THE CITY
Fox Chase is Enjoyed Near
AmeriCuS.

People who can catch a musical
note in the yelp of a hound on a
fox chase had the pleasure yesterday
morning as Capt. Malcomb b. Coun-
Gil, in the wake of twenty-seven pedi-
greed purps, chased and caught a big
fox on Bear Branch, in sight of the
city. The twenty seven music MAX
ers" awoke the echoes as they chased
Reynard to the aeath, and Capt. Coun-
Gil was as supremely happy in the
chase as though cotton was selling at
fifteen cents. Miss Nell Council and
party of lady friends also followed
the pack and enjoyed the exilarating
sport, taking logs and fences with
the skill of experienced hunters.
Capt. Council delights in the chase,
as evidenced by the fact that he owns
and boards twenty-seven fox hounds
and during the past week he has en-
joyed five hunts and caught as many
foxes in the same locality.