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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
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Secret Marriage.

Editor Republican: II you would
like to get little news item fol-
your paper you may step over to the
Clerks office and tell Wilbur" that
he s now at liberty to tell you tine
secret that he has been keeping for
us since the 14th, inst, as there was
secret marriage in Hartford on that
day. The groom, Mr.. NJ. T. Wester-
field of Pleasant Ridge, and Miss
Lena Johnston, Olaton, We're secretly
married on that day and within two
minutes after Ghe ceremony was said
they parted, Mr.. Westerfield going to
Pleasant Ridge and Miss Johnson wit
her father TO Oaton, aud tHey nave
not,nor will they see edcd other till tine
close of the year. Only three, people
in Hartford knew of the wedding and
only three here at Ol@ton know OF
it up to this time.
Bro. Elgin offiolated and he is now
at liberty to tell you all, provided now
ever you promise to keep il a secret
till it shall appear in The Republican
and the same restrictions are thrown
around yourself and the Clerk.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
The Sunday School Convention

At Render last Sunday, was we'll at
tended. Six schools were represent
ed that are now In operation anC
one that has suspended for the year
The music was good and of especia
interest was the song by the little
boy and girl Of Mr.. Ben Ohler. The
old officers made very good reports
of their work for the past year. There
were two absentees from the pro.
gram, Revs. Casebier |and GeBauer
Offerings Of 20 cts was taken for the
district work.
The following were elected tot serve
as officers until next annual conver
ton: President. q. T. Tinsley, Nc.
Henry; Vice President, Henry Gar.
rett, Render; Secretary and Treasurer
Mrs. Belle Ingram, Render; Supt. OF
Education, s. A. Reynolds, McHenry;
Supt of Visitation, Mrs. Jean Simp-
son, McHenry; Supt. OF Organization
Richard T. Snedden, Rockport; Supt
Of Elementary Grades, Mrs. Matte
Engleby, Render; Supt. CT informed
late Grades, Ben Ohler, Render; Supt
of Adult Grades, Ike Harvey, Render.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

cent of attendance based ON enroll.
ment, SO; per cent of attendance bas-
ed on belonging, 81; cases of tardi.
ness of teachers, l.
This week closes the second term
and quarterly examinations will be
held Wednesday and Thursday. Pu-
pill, 10; cases Of hardness, 80; pei
Immediately after the opening of the
third term, Jan. 4tJh.
The Collegiate department will be
closed Thursday at noon, to allow
boarding students time to reach their
homes for Christmas day. All Other
departments will dismiss Thursday al
the usual time.
The Primary, intermediate AND
Grammar departments will unite in
rendering an interesting program in
the college assembly hall, Thursday
afternoon.
A large number Of nonresident
students are expected to enter school
Jan. 4th.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

OF your hotel; but have no doubt the
fall millinery on State street will be
quite as gorgeous"
You are clever, and, like most
clever people, a little heartless. You
know how things are different down
there. The people are different-why,
we are different ourselves. And 1t is
Just the difference of which you
speak-the difference between these
flowers and flowers Of silk and satin,
between those lilies out there and lily
stems of wire and paper"
You are little unkind, Jack" she
said. gently.
The soft reproof. more suggestive OF
tears than anger, brought the story
to his very lips. He wondered how
he should tell IT, Then an old schoolboy
trick came back to him. He brought out
his penknife. Beside them was a little
spruce and in the soft, flaky bark he
carved heart. Within its lines he
dug deeply the initials Of two people.
The girl caught her breath and blushed
a little, which are the proper and Gus
tomary things for a girl to do at such
a time.
Then he told her what was in his
mind. II left her a little panic-stricken
and she took the refuge her sisters al
ways have taken-she asked him to
wait for his answer.
In such case there Is but one thing
for the man to do, and that Is to wait
until tomorrow. But when a man
is terribly in earnest he takes people
seriously.
When l see this carving of yours
again then we will talk about this,
Jack-if you still think this way"
She thought she was putting him
on a most proper probation. 1t was
only a woman's reluctance to give up
her freedom.
But he took her at her word. Next
day he went away.
Back in town again. at first he saw
her often. His restraint she imagined
was resentment. In November, a
month of storms and dreary skies,
they quarreled. That was six weeks
ago.
All that six weeks he pondered the
matter by lonely fires and over break
fasts late and bad. Then he resolved
to end the suspense and still keep his
word.
One day young man, whom the ma
tives were satisfied was most GER
tainly insane. stepped OF the train
into snowdrift. He wanted a team,
a guide. a shovel and an ak. AS he
had money and determination he got
them.
This crazy young man drove four
miles and waded through two more
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25


miserable as she desired.
1t was now six weeks since Jack
had called-and six weeks Is a long
time when a man is 25 and girl is 20.
and each is very much interested in
the other. Just how much Kate was
interested was something unsus-
pected. Once Jack thought he knew,
but now all he knew was that he did
not know. When Jack suddenly disap-
peared from Kates perspective no one
noticed his absence from the picture.
To most people Jack had seemed a
part OF Hates social background.
Some who had seen them together at
Grand Traverse had advanced him to
the middle distance. But of the fore
ground no one thought.
What happened in July was this:
The Wilson's were no more than
firmly established in their cottage,
which looks over Grand Traverse bay,
than Jack appeared at the hotel,
which looks over them both. That
was not remarkable. for all had been
members of that particular summer
colony for years. Then, the day OF
the picnic on the Point, Jack and
Kate found themselves sitting at the
green fringe of the forest looking out
over the blue expanse of the bay. A
hundred yards in front of them Mrs.
Wilson was gathering up the table
cloth and things.
There was a little sense of chill in
the ara harbinger of autumn. And
there was a change in the atmosphere
between the two. The girls lips were
tremulous. The man was agitated,
and strangely tender and brutal in his
speech.
at will not interest you" he said,
"but am going down tomorrow"
But why so tragic? We will be
back In town in week ourselves
and yet do not feel so horribly blue
about It."
well. things down there are diff,
ferent."
Yes. they are different. but not un-
pleasant when you first get back to
them. shall miss the Gamma Ia front
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

from the snow and began digging as
furiously as II he we're hunting for
buried treasure.
A half dozen little trees he uncov-
cred. At last, with boyish laugh, he
laid the ak at the foot of one until
the chips flew.
That night the crazy man who had
come 300 miles for a Christmas tree
started homeward again. Christmas
eve the man and the Christmas tree
mounted the steps of the Wilson resi-
dence and rang the door bell violently.
Well. what else could she do? That
night they went out into the Christmas
crowds together and bought the tin
sci for the first Christmas tree Kate
had had in years-and the very best.
Copyright. 1908. by Wright A. Patterson.)
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

nice entertainment for next Friday
ngiht.
The home talent Dramatic Club, will
give an enjoyable play (Old School
Days. next Thursday night. The pro
ceeds for benefit of our Baptist churc
and Methodist church.
Cortez Porter is erecting a nice
dwelling on Plum street.
Mrs. B. ]. McKenney has gone to
Maxwell 10 spend Christmas with
friends.
H. c. Cation of Point Pleasant, was
here this week looking for location.
Jake Igleheart is building a nice
home on Main street.
Work has begun here on the rail-
road, and is being pushed rapidly.
Mrs. U. S. Taught, will spend the
holidays with friends in Louisville.
Misses Floy and Josie Coffman, Of
Coffman, visited the family of II. H.
Davis last week.
Miss Mary James, Island, KY, ia
here to see mr. fathr, E. H. James.
R. p. Balls has sod his residence
on Main street 10 F. NJ. Allen and
bought aferm.
Mr.. |. S. Sewers and wife, of Bar
louisville, Va, are here visiting DIR.
j. t. Baker, father of Mrs. Sewers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
COLLEGE News.

The following is the summary re-
por. Of teachers fer the fourth month
Total number Of pupils enrolled
27s; Number Of pupils in attendance
during the month, zss: number Of
days taught. IS; average number oi
pupils attending each day. 2SO; aver
age number of days attended per pu-
pills. 10; cases of hardness. 80; PEI
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
Notice.
Jan, 4th,

/ will handle at my place at Cen
tertown, KY, during the season Of
1909 the famous Silver Cross Stall
ion, known as the S. d. Myers horse
Your patronage solicited.
F. M. ALLEN,
22tf Centertown, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
CENTERTOwN.

Dec 23.--Our Baptist church is so
near completion, that services can be
held there next Sunday.
The Sunday schools are planning a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
A. S. Of E. Notice.

Hartford Local A. s. of e. is CALI
ed to meet at the court house in HART
ford on Saturday, December 20. A
full attendance is desired.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25
VOL. XXI.

HAT a lot OF things
can happen be-
tween July and
Christmasl" Kate
said It to herself
and said 1t aloud.
so loudly that II
startled her. For
she was alone.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-12-25

J. w. ROBERTSON,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-03

6errenlos lid btrlnntrcibcnoen Srntoe
mar groB. Gem miro burd) Die nelle
Ncror0nun0 Elm Gn0c gcnlodt. 9tod)
Dem +. &uli lit &c @p2rbotcn, III 0clt
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rene &logc BON bier Ecrioncn Der.
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mo bcitroit mcrocn iollcn, iogor cnls
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fougcn, lpenn cr Nod)ta nidt lrcbr
bcllcn oorf, mcrm Gic6c cinihleidcn2
@ir0 oic 0itu0c &crorontng itrift
ourtociiibrt, Damn lit mobl bol0 cine
itorfc Nbnobnc Der @un0c SIT crmars
ten.
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9ic mcflcn6nrgiIdvc &criaIinng.

Wan loutc c@ nidt filr m0glih bal
ten, Dab Gin Oclttihcr @unoe0s Staat
81 NcQinr ocS 5uun3igitcn Sobrbun-
ocrtS nod imlucr fcinc &criuIilIng
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lcin tic bobcu ME 5llnt 3icl gcfilbrt.
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I'M 2unoc 6riB Observation-Disclosures
lie 3uitGn0c bcrbei5ufiihrcn. ToS Grit
tel 0co 2ou0ce, Oua biabCr nod ieoc
Ecrtrctl10 nlti Dem mcflcn6rrgiidCn
&nuoto0c cntbcbrtc, ioll lie crbultCn.
Gs iol cine nellc San0eaocrtrctllng
gcidniicn mcr0cn, ole 5lr &Glitc aus
gcruGbltcn GertrCtcrn Der ais &orpcr-
lhoitcu BON 9Citun0 blCibcn0cn Hit.
tcriduit mo Son0idoit ans gcmGbl.
ten &crtrcteru bcItcbcn iou. IicIc
NbQcor0nctcll lpcrbCn sum tIcincrcn
SbCil BON ein5eIltCn Reconsideration,
5llml iibcrmicocnOcn Shcil ubcr olIrd
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lnmmtcn 0cpolfcrlng gcluGbIt. Stoot
rub San0 blCibcn obcr bel 0cn WoG-
len 0ctrcnnt, mo Ooe Wublrcd)t miro
nod Nil0una uno Belts obgcltuit,
Nld) bat Der S%un0CSDcrr 0u8 Ncdt,
cini9c NbNcoronete 81 erncnncn. Gas
allqcn1eillc, glcid)c l1o oircttc W0bl=
redlt lit allo fir bic Wcdlcllbnr0cr
nod immcr nid)t in NllSlidt Ncnom-
men. Sb iid nun Ole SibcroIcu uui
Ocn Stun0punft ltellcn: oNQcS o0cr
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tog@.gSuhIred]t oui Mcdlcnbrr1 ilbcr-
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ten" lGBt lid 5llporocrIt nod llift ia.
gen. &leleidt ncbnlen tic, ipoS JIG
bcfon1nlcn fonnen, 0o Die biabcr Eri=
uilc9irtcn lid ibre oltcn crlporbcnen
Hcd)tc nidt germ ldnIGlcrn laIlcn II.
Der 9tcuoronung 10 piel @iberltunO,
mic moGlid), cntgcgcn Ictcl mcrocn.
McdlcnblIrg miro, olId) menn cs oas
oa9emcinc, Nlcidc mo Oircttc @obI-
rcdt nod nid)t crbGlt, oltib0rcn, cin
6eu0ulsS toot SIT icin. Obnc Sample
mcrben iid) Die cinidnciocnOcn Ncior-
men nidt ourhiiibren %loiicn; obcr bic
0cmiitb- unb bnmorpoucn Obotritcn
mcrbcn lid idllicBlid) 0oriibcr einig
iucrbcn, bob lid bic HcNicrlmQaiorm
Mcdlcnburg's bod cini1crnlobcn Den
moOcrncn Stootsiormcu onpoiien
muB, I'M 10 mcbr, ais @roBber5og
6ricNrih betont bot, bob cine Ncll-
%orbnulig Der 2onoeSpcrioiiutg iiir
Die lpcitcre gcociblihe GntpidcIung
Dca NonOeS notbmcnoig iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-03

Ser &otGolifcuto9 pom
FennipIuonicn bot IN Der Ecmpc-
rcn5Iro0c SteQlnQ N,uonmlcn unS
icinc Nniid)tcn in iolQcuoco @eIhlilIs
len fltnoqctbon: 5rmt'udt mo I'm
m0bigtcit I'M G%crbruudc non Hltobos
lifoa limo Elm crnieoriQcnOc2 unO Der
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f0npien, lit Yflitt zines &cbcn. Get
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ROiuIanb's tiirfiIds gGbcr,
GQuttable.@ ebaube. guaamt sssra. etets Uffes.
iMuu22-l
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Sic ncnc Snnbc' &crprSnnna.

Ger Stootrotb bot III beiben 3mei'
gen cine rleue Sunoe. 8erorbnuu9 an,
eetommen. nod Der Agitotion Der
letter Wod)en nor 6os foum onoera
al erfparten. es lpur0en im Wonat
Mni 81 Eerionen BON &inbcn gcbil
ien. Sorpcit mir ipiiien. lit bel fci'
mem Der biiiigcn Sunoe Soqmutb
ipiiicnihaftlih feiteeitellt porben
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nlfaereat mo anaitlih nno perIangt
arobcren Sdjlt 9eaen Srrnoc. Nnjll
1T es 6crediigt, bcnn Die 3obl oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-03

tGriQl, ala Der C~ltrOp0iide,. un0 IN
Den Gcrcinigtcn Stuotcn mcr0cn be
rcits bellte td9litc Ncttcrfortcn Iilr
Die Qon3c n0rolitc &olbtu8cl pcro's
icutIidt. Ger Ocrtid'c NcttcrOicnlt
itebt nod 5icntIid 5uriid, AlI Der
Hciie nod) iulo bon ocn Der. Stootcn
bat nm Or. Golia 5ltnl crItcn Wtol
Den Vcriu6 gcmndt, Nctterturterl II.
s@crihte on5uierti9en.
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IN Dos an @oro ocS Campers o@ui.
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burg Nmcritos&inic, nit benz Die Nci-
ic genlod)t murOe, bcroI9Qcgcbcnc
n2ltlontiihe (ogeblott" gcfm0cn.
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fortcn iiir sen 2Itlontiihcn O5cun Der
6uitcllcn, pruftiid) Crluicien morOcn,
mo cS bIcibt MIR SIT milniden, 0oB
nit llntcritiiBumg Der NcQicrungcu
ullo ser iouItiNcn bctbciIigten 6otto-
rem Der Ncttcroicnit uri Dem Ntluntis
ld)en G5con cingcridtct mo inferno.
tionnl nltSAcItultct miro. Ter Nlta-
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tiirIid) nidlt 5ltn @cniGitcn fiir bic
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sic MCttcr.&ornltai9cn, Die BON ser
RcidlSrcaicrlmQ iiir Die &onouirtJ.
ihoit Dcr0iicntli1t pcrOcll, miirocu
cine luett before mo 5ltperlGiiigcrc
@runoInge erboltcr1.
Nr. Gr.Yoli3 Fat ci1cn @cridt iibcr
Icinc Stuoicnrciic pcroiicntliht, Der
ais Scft I Der Ncridte iibcr Hun0.
mirtbId)oft, beroltSgegcbcn i'm HcihSs
ante oes SntCrcn (ScrlirL &crlogSs
9nhbonolung Eoul Eorcp) eri6ie-
men lit. &n Oicicm @cridjtc befinoct
iih, mic bic o6ombur0cr @citrGgc"
mittbciIcn, Elm rcihbolti0eS Qiotcriol
iihcr Den omcriuniidcn N%Setter0icnit,
icrrcr olld Die critic ouf ser Heiic an
gcicrtigtc Mettcrfortc iiir ocn 9ltIon-
tiid)en Sjcan.
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8cfanntmahnngen.
Sepnrtemeut fir jifcutlidc eiherbeit-gantru.
SuGsScpartcment ocs @cbGuocsS nipctturs.
Sircaus, NntbbnnS.

gnIttmurc, 81. Nidi 1908.
YIlncbute mcroeu cIItgegel genpntmcH BON
Der Guutruft9eb6rOc Der Staot baltimore iir
dlIgcmcinc Ntcparntircn am 2cringtuns MART
iir 0cu Widbor uno Stuoirai6 bon Baltimore.
g%t1gebutc nitiict in pcrltcaelteu 9Ouperter,
~u0rciitrt an Den a0ouro Of Npnros Of gnltis
more Sin" uno nit Der @ufi1rift a4rnpuful
iur Jicpnirs TO Gerin9ton Winrlet" uuf bcr2luBens
icite Ocrie6cll, 8rll. \. SclucI IbomnS, Std0t'
HcRiitrdior. IN 6ciicn NitrCuu I'M RatbbanS nm
ooer Dor If itbr &Urmittags an II. Snnt 1908
i6crrCiht pcrbeu.
Scocm 9lnacbot nlub ein an ben WiaOpr uno
SiIotratb bon Baltimore Sublbnrer ccrtifiSirtcr,
auf cine pGlcuriua SOuic"sNuut ge8oGencr
Gbcd ilher 6luclDunbert itlo flnf6ig t$25O)
Collars b~eigcfigt lcin.
Ser erfoIqrei0r Dieter mub Niirgidntt itcIcll
NM ben 0cltlnllnuli9en ocs iinotil6en Charters
bc}itpli6 @pntrafie nd6ioIHmcH.
3cidiingcn ulo SpC5iitlntioncn f6nnen am
uoer nud Dem %. Mai 1908 I'M liiircau oes
Gcbluoc- Snfpcftor5 beiihtiat pcroel.
Eie Neb6roc bebdlt ii6 has Jicdbt Dor, irgcllo
Gin oocr ule Nngebote 81 ocriperfen.
Goiunro Z. &reitDn,
@cbduoesS nfpettor.
~Scnebmigt:
Z. Barn 9iabpuf,
(1iai2s. $50, sunni {. 3,4,5,6,s)
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WcttcrbcubndItnngcn ami benz gItlan-
tiidDcm Scenn.

%m porigcn Sabre bat I'M Nlftroge
OcS prcubiihcn 2unomirtbidoits Oti-
niltcrS Der Tireftor oco mctCprolo0i,
id)cn NblcrpntorilnS III Nud)ell, Sr.
Gr. Eplis, cine Hciic nod Sen Ser.
Stootcn untcrnommcn, I'M bort ben
McttcrOicnlt un0 6ic @cttcr Norolta-
iogc 81 ltuoircrt. Sr. Or. Yolis bat
Die Hclle benllbt. nm glcidjcitig Stll-
oicn III 9c5ug olf Die @cttcr 9cobs
aftllng olli Dem S5cnu SIT ntod)en.
9icic Stu6icn bnben cine mcitrciden
DC 0cocutuna ourdD oen llnliton0, boB
Die groBcn Compiler nit glpporotcn
fiir orabtloic Sclegropbic onSaerilitet
Iill0, rno 0obcr ibrc NcobodtunocIl
lomobl an an0erc Compiler olti Dem
Sjeun, ipic oltd) noh ben bciocu Con.
tinentcn iihcrnitteln fonncn. IS
lclld)tct ohlte WeitcrcS Gin, BOB 6oS
@eobudtlungantnterinl, nlli ocnl bil
gSctterVnraltelage mr. 0en Continent
berubt, cilt mcientlit) rcihcreS rulb 5ltt
bcrl1lli9ereS mcroen miirbc, lucnn man
rc9elnluBig oaraui redllten tonntc, @e-
obodtungcn nidlt MIR BON a~iiitcnito.
tionen in europe, ion0ern audi bonn
O5enn unb pom Der umcrifnniiher
&iiite 81 crholtcn. Ser Wetterbienit
in Den Scrcinigtcn Stootcu orbcitet
ibon bcltc nit cillcm rci6ercn Wa-
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| ttmpr c, %. liul 1908.
"a Die GunImiiidrc iilr oen Surdbruh oct
Strabcrt in hcr StnOt baltimore in Der bonn
@cieb unraei6riebcnen g8eiic ibren cnogiiltigcn
ulo currigirten 9crihl iiOer Die Sntihdoiquls
9en. l%llttnitcu uno gScrtberbobungcn filr bic
SonocnInlrltI1 Hlo @r0ffnlna oer Wurfi0ruH.
Snrnpitcsfpnb, bon Der yurt6sgIoemue. bis 5ur
giurogrcl5c. ocr StaNt baltimore, nebit. cine5
cnr1uf hcjttallbell, etogillttgcl n1b curriqtrtCn
crlldtenocl EldncS, bel mir bintcrlent, in &c
NAB Der &urfdritten hcS adpitelo ga Der gllie
Der Yegislutur BON 1904 mo Der am 6. Mliri
1905 nticr6eip nctcn &eroronung oes W,,Uply
nm Stnotrdt6o gr. 2lG.
IS miro bierourb befunnt 0enlubt. oab be.
In0ter Eeriht lno Fline IN oiciem Nilreuu re,
punirt ipurOcn, mo Dab Der Wtdpor mo Stnots
rnib bon Baltimore, pocr irgcno cine Yeriot,
Yerionen uocr Gorpor1iipnct mcI6e nit Den
pprbin erlpabnlen %nbGei6dbtcn 9ntibdoi9ungen
pocr 9Scriberb0blnaCIl tIibt 5~nfricoet geftellt
iein. iotien, inner9aIb orciBiG la9en bonn 20.
Wiui bcS SnbrcS 1908, ais Dem Datum 81. CT
itcn Eer6iicntli6una oieier 9efnnntmacburg
bon meiner Seite. an in idriftli6cr sSeiie in
@altinlorer Staotacrihi ourh Fetitiou odpeeen
uppeuiret %i6nllei, inoem iie ~bciuatcs 0cri6t
mn cine Hepiiion 0%criclbcn crilhcn.
I. Sclucn Shumae.
(9fdi26, NltItt2, 9,1G) StnotsReaiftrdtpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-03
Ndt Seiteu.
Sin engliidrs llrtbril iibcr unicrc
iuirtbidlaftlidjc Ea9c.

DDS Stotiitiihc 9iircou oeS San,
pclS GcportemcntS ocrofientlibt CT
men Neridt oeS cngIilhen &onOel9a
a9euten in Den Der. Stuotcn, &rn,
9eptnor 9cu, Den oieIer fiirJlid an
hns engliihe YorlanIent gclhidt bat.
&r. 9ca io9t in icincm 8crid)t, Dob
Dos Sobr 1907 Gin Sobr iboricr @c-
geuiGse gclpcIcn ici. Sn Der erItcn
S0lfte cin E5obr GROCER inbuitricIlcr
Sb1tigieit uno troBoem bGttcn nid)t
nQe NtlitrG0c crIe0igt meroen fon,
neu. Die G%iicnbobncu noren boil.
~beidaftigt, ole Hobnc mnren Ole bod.
iten un0 Die Erciic, olld) Die Der &C.
Transmitted, Crtrcm bod. 0ielc I'M
aepobuIif rcQc inOiiItricGc SbGtig
tcit fonnte nid)t nn0ntern. IS mar
mir cine 6ro9e Der 3cit, mann Der
Riidiflog einieBen miirhe. 0oS Hnn0
lebte iibcr feline Mittel. @elo mIroc
fnnpp. G%ilenbubnen un0 Corpora
tionen fonntcn bos n0tbige aopitnI
ST. Perbclicrum9cn mo sur Nu@ocb,
mug Der @cid)ditc nidlt mcbr oui.
tringen. Spefulotion III Vfincn II.
Grinocigentbum 9itgen ms @roGe
uno G%rtropogon5 in Der Sebcnsbn!-
mug luor cingcriicn. Gas Niles
tritg boju bel BOB Die botitcn Nn
ipriidc an ben 8clomortt geitcIIt
Turoen, uto ole Wcloporr0tbc reid
ten MIR Gnopp iiir Die Mnipriihe Der
Snoritric. Gic Giienbobncn bnttcn
oarunter 5ucrit 81 Ieiocr. Sbrc @rlit.
o.Ginnabnicn poren 9rob, ober Die
hoben Irbeitslobnc pcrminoertcn Die
Hetto . @eluinnc, Sbre 9fticn iiclen
nn6 0ic SnouItrie Ifticn folgtcn
Der Iinfenocn Scnocn5. Die Gage mar
cigcntbilmlid). Nui Der eincn Scite
mcbr NuitrGge olS ~oltsQcfiiQt ipcr
ben tonntcn, ullf Der ott6crcn Scitc
Gelotnoppbcit mo bobc Hnten. NlS
Damn nod) cincm @nntcrott III Nclu'
Yorf III ole Notwithstanding ctni1er
1roBen 8inon5 . Snititute binein9c.
lcittct puroc, itpono oo0 Silent
lifc Wertrouell, ooS oilrh onocre
llnteriufungen bcrcitS Crlfiittcrt
iuor. gang uno gar. Sine @clbFo.
nif trot Gin. Sdortc Veobod)ter bat
ten tic porolagclcbe1, ober niht er'
iportet, Dob lie 10 plotlidl fommen
iperoc. 9ie Eonif NOR leoiglid) cine
finun5iellc; tic bottc aber eincn 9ticl
Nrgong bon SonOcl unb SnouItric
iiber boS gauge Sono 5ilr 6olge. Hie
6obritonten lfrGnften lire @ctriebc
ELL, oomit Der Worft nid)t nit IN.
berf1uflihcr Mnorc iiberloocn mir.
DC. llebcr oic ~ferncre 9ouer unierCr
mirtbldloltlidcn GeprelIion f1llt Nr.
yell fem llrtbeil. Gr ln9t, bus lcl
idlpcr; ubcr ma lolle niht pergci.
leu Dob Die omcrifnlliiden Sormcr,
bic oos Hiidgrot Der Eroiperitot bill.
Den. 0urdl Ole S~inon5loge nid)t be.
riibrt morOen icicn. Sn cinem Can
De, oos Grnbten I'M Wcrtbc bon no.
bc5u 1900 Willionen Collars er5clIa
&c. lei cs nidt mabridei1lid, bob
ole inoultricIle Siodung bon LANCER
0oucr Icin mer6c. Die Sarn1cr, lpcls
dye nod Dor luenigen Sobrcn 8elo
idlulbetcn, bciitcn iett @elb uno
mcr6en &c mrIe9en. Die @olfe Der
llniiter6cit, Die iolange iibcr DEM
Snnoe gcbongen, oer5iebt lid uno
boS Shlinmitc pom Stlrm lit Dor.
iiber, iuenu nid)t Arbeiter : llnrubcn
ooer, monopoliitiidc 9%citrebungen
rie erbolung p%cr5o9ern.
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Sic SubreeoCriGHtiHluuN uto SSnbl nbtaet
&creins iiuoct 5uuucritua, ocI 4. SUM. I'M
&~crcinssGotul. GotiS NoQiTnnn's 6alIc, DIT.
Sl3 uno $40, Sitos lJloniforbs9l oenle, ituit. Wtits
glieoer iiHo crfu6t. n%nlpeicuo III iein.
Subu Snuic, Grdiibent.
G55-m Chris, WiBuuH. Sefrei1r.