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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
'PANAMA'S ELECTION
TAKES PLACE SUNDAY

certain that he will be defeated for the
presidency by General Obaldia, the op-
position candidate.
Uncle Sans guardianship of the
polls is fiercely resented by majority
of the natives, and Panama newspa-
per denounces it as "a display of ty-
ranny, in the guardianship of the polls,
unprecedented in the history of the
world"
OF the two presidential candidates,
Arias stands for disfranchisement and
qualified suffrage, total elimination of
the negro from the ballot, the prohi-
bition of internal development of the
country by outside exploiters, and the
building of transcontinental railroad
to be. owned and operated by the
| Panama Government-which would
| be direct violation of the franchise
/ granted the Panama Railroad now
operated by the United States Govern
ment.
Obaldia does not indorse the railroad
scheme of the present Government and
he is willing to throw open the repub
lie to the outside development, there
by giving many Americans an oppor
tunity to exploit the vast resources OF
the country
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
GENERAL OBALDIA
LEADING CANDIDATE
Saloons Will Be Closed for the Day
and Violators of the Law Will Be
Summarly Punished - Railroad
Scheme Is an Issue.

Panama, July 11.-Final prepare
tions were made today by the canal
zone authorities to prevent rioting and
Illegal voting in tomorrow's presiden-
tiaI election in the republic of Panama
All saloons in this city and Colon have
been ordered closed this evening 10
remain shut until Monday morning
and all liquor sellers will be summarily
arrested. United States marine he =
been stationed throughout the republic
and will patrol the polling places.
Despite the fact that DR. Arias. pres
ent minister of foreign affairs in ANA
doris. cabinet, has the support of the
administration, it now appears. almost
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
KERN RECEIVES
GLAD TIDINGS
Is Profoundly Appreciative Of the
Honor Which He Did :
Not Seek.

Denver, July 11.-John W. Kern, of
Indiana, the nominee for vice president
on the Democratic ticket, received the
news of the action of the convention in
his apartments in the Albany Hotel,
When, early in the day, matters began
to shape themselves in his direction
and his selection became almost GER
tainty, Mr.. Kern determined that he
would remain away from the session,
and accordingly his seat was occupied
by an alternate.
81 am profoundly appreciative of
the honor which has been conferred
upon me- said Mr.. Kern, when seen
shortly after the convention adjourned.
81 regard the honor all the greater be-
cause l did not seek the place nor did
my delegation"
On the floor below the rooms occu-
pied by Mr.. Kern, the Indiana delega.
ton headquarters were thronged with
persons from all parts of the country
who called to congratulate Indiana S
representatives on the choice of the
convention. Mr.. Kern visited his head
quarters and was given an ovation.
Tonight the vice presidential nom
inee will leave for Lincoln, where he
will see Mr.. Bryan and discuss the
Forthcoming campaign.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
WILL CONFER TUESDAY.
Democratic National Committee Sets
That Day to See Mr.. Bryan.

Denver, July 1.-THE Democratic
National Committee will confer with
William J. Bryan at Lincoln on Tues
day next The committee met yester-
day for the purpose of organizing, but
in view of a telegraphed invitation
from Mr.. Bryan which was submitted
to the committee by DR.. Hull, the Ne
braska member, it was decided to de-
fer action until the wishes of the Dem.
ocratic Leader could be ascertained
Thomas Taggart, of Indiana, was
elected temporary chairman, and Urey
Woodson, of Kentucky, temporary sec
rotary, to serve until permanent cam
paign managers are selected.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
NOTICE.

In the matter of the assignment of
the Batson- Newell Furniture Com
pany, Hattiesburg Trust & Banking
Company.
To the Creditors of the said Assignors:
Notice is hereby given that de-
cree was rendered by the Chancery
Court OF Forrest County, Miss, at the
June term, 1908, requiring all of the
creditors of the said Batson-Newell
Furniture Company to file their claims
against said assignors with the Chan
Gerry Clerk of said county within sixty
days from the date of the rendition OF
said order. Failure to do so will bar
the claim. This June &c, 1908.
iIattiesburg Trust & Banking Co,
jun27 3wks sat Assignee.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy Would Have
Saved Him $4,000.

''In 1902 had a very severe attack
TO diarrhoea," says R. N. Farrar of Cat
Island, La. For several weeks / was
unable to do anything. On March IS,
1907, | had similar attack, and took
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy which gave me
prompt relief. l consider it one of the
best medicines of its kind in the world,
and had L used it in 1902 believe it
would have saved me hundred dol
lar doctors BILL" Sold by Hays &
Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11

ments. A grand reception will be SER
we'd at the State Capitol in Minneapolis
on Friday. The Capitol covers six
acres and cost $4,5OO,0oO. The entire
building will be thrown open to visit
ors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

All persons charged on the person
al assessment roll will take notice that
have this day filed same in the
Chancery Clerks office. All persons
will take notice of same according to
law. Respectively,
w. S. McKINNON,
july 11-3t. Assessor
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-11

FOR RENT-A few good room
houses from $500 to $1,000 per
month. Phone 666. NJ. ]. Epley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Bun Wndtrcitcrn anoc,ilnSct?

2On6burh Ga., 8. 2Ipril. -
3rci lab1d9inbrifen Oe9 &rn. ". 8.
GimuinQt0u dls 6nrntoille cine an-
0crc 5abrit lmO picr pon ]iegern be-
mobntc &dllcr gu1cn bclltc iriib oa.
bier In 6lanntcn AMI. Ser @eiamlnt-
pcrIuit miro aui $225,OO0 geiddbt
mopon $lt5,000 ouT Sic 1abads-
iabritcu fonnrn. 2ie onoere iSa-
trit mar 0iceniac ser ogIoriolf ato
&citeru CUcroa So" 0}an oermu.
tbet 9rauoitiiunl lm0 c2 Miro ans
9eoelltct, odB 9tahtreitcr Sie Sduo
i'm SpicIC 5utteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

mcIlc rdic has Sbitem bon nucn ben o0cH ans
Gciit6rcu Gcocu Ueircicu merocn.
s,domuD & 60. g,cu goyt
gtcrtGc Serrcnl 1u 9e3ug Guf nglnounb'5
Eiaca" pHTibcu 10 81 iagcn, oub icb ncmals
rgeuo Gin 6eImiiteI aeflHoeu babe, cas- Den.
eIbcu NleiJb III.
4dbrcuo Der Icttcr 5ipel Sabre lit i'd an
ncrr5iet Gpspcpfc uub &eritopfuua Ga6 Dem
Giien OCrpiiric icb ciu @eiii5I Der S6luerc i'm
Miugtn lmo be5 GrGre1cus. bate Sc6merIcn
NIB mar fbprocIiG i'm No9f. mo ouuu puroe
6 ucrpos SD probiric 4ues. mas mir ems
Qiobicn par Man gr3t fagie mir. oaB id
&-ouii,be &eritppiuna NM eiHCH iaueren Wlns
BeR 0abe. 6r bali mir Elm meuig dber furirte
milo Mot $50 mar inE ueriwcIielt. Gnoll6
bciuon MID Elm Srenho a@abmabs RiHcn" 5u
ptobitcu. Un2 TO ungb lhui uuo TO face init
&crGHiiAcn cab tie mir uidt uur Giuoeritng
rrtfhdiirG, Iouonn cub poiiiiO frirtcu Co
gar. not9cm ib lic Gin poar IGGc acnOumen
Eanr. Gr6ciict, bcr NuRcn rrNnlir, uuo bic
ouspcptidcu Epmpoma ln0 loon oeri6munt
ocr Scti iabIc i0 mid mic en ucner gtcultb.
,Qiupc Cutc sic ito Ebrc lput6erbare !gicos
Sin iCBHcu. So uerb.etbc &br
y. z. SrerIsr. glteutot9u. ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
glbcrmal5 SDd)lun6cr.

GtucinuatL 3. ?(pril. Die
biciilc StaOt lit bcute 3um hrittet
D}ole in Oicicm 6rjbiabr 0urh Sod.
maier bctuBciuht. 6eute Iahmit-
tag bctulg Ser @oiicrItnno iiber 81
sui, uuo Die 3ii1c mebrcrcr 9obnen
ijuO uicbt inn St1nOe, ibrc 0obnb0ie
81 crrcihen Gas Nctterbureull er.
fl0rt 0la @a1cr ucroe ihmcrlih
Uiel ilbcr % 1uB itcilcu lnO ein Sal.
Icr oilritc icbon mor8en 2Ibcno be.
ginneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

lit pcnigcr nodbiid,iA ol5 iciuc
@ottiu
q Ncm Norf, 3. 9lpril. - Gr
@crui9 g. CYrian Der cDcmali0c
@oi3o0uo3t ser iGbiiiHcn a6nia2ia-
mile in Grc9ocL Der mcgeu icincr
onBcblihcn &iCbc0nbcUcucr nit 0cr
oomoligcn &ronprin}ciim 2oliic bon
Sohcu ser icbiacn 6rou Gluico
EoicIIi, ol2 SohiGn uuaHGuicicu
mur0c, crGiclt gcitcru Die cnogijltilc
SHciou1g bon icincr @ottiu }ugcs
lprohcn. 5rmt Sarrict G'@rion
bnttc ltct3 jlt ibrcnl @uttcu acDultcn
mlM ais cr 6elcbulOilt mllroc, int
b6btcu @rooc llu5icntlihc &icbc5s
bricic al oic 9ronpriujcii1 Acidric.
ben iu bobcn Or lit nlcin MGnig"
Ic0tc lie 0unol9 ltct5, olu0 mym S0s
MIG fmn niht9 ShIcrbtc2 tGm. Pm
mcni0ltcn fam ibn ubcr cine ciuidd)c
Friu5ciiin bon mir bmucgrciBcu!"
gll9 ubcr Or 0@Duu bon Sud,.
len ml5gcluicicu iunr lmO nab Neu
yorf fam rm Iih bier IN 9tr. 542,
:. 9Iucnuc, Gin 5obnG3tli6c3 9ItcIier
cinjuridtcn 5eigtc cr nidt ole glci.
die &onolitdt gegcn icinc @ottin ais
oicic iclbIg in cine &ic6c3 lSnhiglc
pcruidclt mtr0c. Cine Dor 9lihtcr
&cogD III @bite RloinS gciiibrtc BE
pci9otinubmc cr0o6, 0oB ,Srot
0'@riol inn optcl Belmont nit Ci-
ncm onocrcn Wfnmc olIgcnuocn
muroc, Der ii6 lm0 tie ais y1crr II.
5rou 93iItiHirc" rcgiiirirt bate. 2ui
Die gnu9ioacn oc5 3abnorjtc5 mo
Derihic0cncr Gctcttipc0 bin luur0c
0cm &lGacr i'm $omtor Gin porldu.
iiQc3 Sdciou1Q50cfret bcuiQiat, Oa5
Acltcrn 3u cinenl cn0gijltigcn qcuocbt
murOc.
Die 0'9rion3 bcjrot6ctcn iic6 inn
Sabre 1887 in @rooiocncc, no iic
@ciOc geborcn liuo. 8olo Odroii
oing Or. 0'9rion nod Grc90en,
mluoc 5oio1norjt mp euporb iib
idnca cine icbr 8robe &roris, Inm
fam oie 3lrrcbt ser b1notigcn arons
prin3ciiin nit @iron, Dem GmI9lcb
rcr ibrcr &in0cr rnO oudl O9rion
muroc in Ocn Srou0ol binciu ac}os
gen. Ob ibm Oomol5 cine S6ulo
rod)acluicicn murOc o0cr niht - cr
lpuroc aus Snd)icn ou5gcruiclcu.
Trou G'@rion crfldrtc oanDal3 naG
ibrer 9tiIdtcbr Tie meroc nicmol3 ouf
cine S6ciolmgS tIogen iclblt luenn
Iic ,Scman0 bon Der Shul0 ibrc5
Gotten iiber5cu9cn f0nne. &CBt bciBt
c&. 0uB lc nnd Sochicn 5lriidgc.
feGrt ici nm lid nit Dem in ncm
Sdci0un95 Fro5ciic gcnouutcn
Wunuc 5u OCrheirut6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
>llsa0luaD'S
~ EiQell

ltuo Ucg,tn6ilitb uH6 cans }uberldfIia. 9eiOir'
len poulomncuc EcrbanuHG uoaftduoBe Ab'
iOrbiru0 mo Qculoe RcneImdbigfeit
Sur SHr uon naca 2cioen ocs 1ageue. ber
Gcbdrmc Der Gicrcu, Ger 9lnIc, ouu nerudira
GrnniBcilcu, 9anIorrbpioru, Supilueb uao allea
4cbrrlcitcu,
Erci5 20 Gents pro c6u6tcI gSiro bon al.
len 9lpolbctcru ocrtmit ruIo per 9oit mad gui.
piano hes Nctyugcs ucriuuot.
Jao,u0D d So, 9,r 52, 2dia0ettcsS Str0be.
ode 2coUar6 1trnbe, Nep 9orf. (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
glmrrifauiidJcr ganficr i'm Gricnt CT.
Idlullcn.

Maibington 2. g., 8. 2lpriI.
- Caa StantsOeportement mur0c
bellte 0urh cine GepeiGc 0e5 Bot
ihaIttrs 2ciibmon iibcr oen Zoo ei-
nco llnbefnnnten Entertainers, mel.
den man iiir Den FrdliOcntcn cincr
9nnf III Snnlas biclt, bennhridtigt.
Gin SDrier cridjoB Ben @unficr oli
einem bon Qamasfus obgegougencn
9abnjltBe. Ger 5prier murOe Der.
baitet lno bebnIptete, ca Iiege ein
pnrer llnioll Dor, On lid iein AcUol
pcr, pdbreno cr 0cnieIben llnteriubtc,
juiillig entlaoen babe. Ger @ridoi-
icne unO Scr Sprier beiouoen ii6 IN
5mei al einunoer itoBenoen Gonplrt.
ment3
Jtemton. ab., 3. 9lDril Ger
GriHoiiene beibt 9. Qartcntine lmD
mar Gtaii0ent Der bieitgcn State
garf Of aania5." Gr bei1ro iih
nit icincr Satin oui eiucr @eauii-
gnngareiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Gic Wtnrnluno SauinnS &nnf
uuu Baltimore.

ShowchsHfc Baltimore NM Commerce StraAc,
AUlltmorc, I. 9tpri, zoos,
Gic ihhrltdcu SuiCu 6ur Mate uon brct uno
etrcm bnlbcu tjia Hru5cut, oen Scppltiorcu
am l. Apru 1905 idu,a. fno AMI ocu GrcOu
cinca icocn Gonto GCuuut mo lir ole &iutrds
muN III ole NH,bcr Der Scpoiitorcn Ucret. -
@c!n Hthl GcinGcn ltnb lie bonn /. NprtI an
6ur Beginning blrCtbugt
Stunt@. ana Sta0,ieucru ruCrocu Uuu ocr
2|nut bc5Ghlt.
Nuui bon 10 Norm. bis Rabm often. -
GuuuIaas upH 10 &ouu bis 9lbenoe.
S$tllnm NJ. Glunh
60 Graiiocut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
@onl GOngrcn.
Gcmotrotcn ictcn lore CbItruttion
i'm Observation-Disclosures iort.
Scnot uibt in Sitlmg.

Noibtn0toM 9. g.. 3. }lpril.
Ger Scudt mar bcute nidJt in
SiBlmg. l{m 9lcprdieutantcnbduie
iebten Die GcmofrotCn lore 6liblitier.
Ioftif gcgen Oa2 rcpublifanii6c &e.
ihGit9progrontm 0ur6 lpeld)c9 lic
sic geitrilc SiGlmg bis ipdt in Die
9toAt bineiu Dcrldn8crt botten bart
nadig tort. IS gclong lhlicblG 0cn
9iepublitancru, cine neue Jcgel
ourd5ulcBcll pclhc Der Gbltrlttio1
Der Gcmotrotcu gc1en Die in &cr.
bnnoIung bcGriiicnc 1iitrift Golum.
bIo &crlui0iguug5bjl eiu Gnoc ma.
den ioutc, lno Aioioritdt9iilDrcr
Fopnc gnb Oabci ocn Geuotrotcn }l
rcritcben, OoB Die Gemotraicn }ur
&crgcltltng liir ibrcn lroB mdbrcn0
0e5 Hcites ser SiBung faltgciteut
mcrOeu mir0eu. Y}inoritat3i iilbrcr
,Sobn S6arp Niaiam9 erfl0rte, Ole
Gcmofraten piiroen iih olrrh Oiele
Groblng niht cinlhildtern loiicn.
Die u1gcmcine Icbottc iibcr bic er-
mGbntc &crmili1lmgobiu mlrOe oa-
roli 5uei Shnocn lang Iortgcictt
mDruui Die 0emofrutcn INN G.l2 Ell
ncn 2Intrug dui 8crta8un9 ourd.
lcbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Carnegie @!iaiuncn far GrOfciIorcn

Rem 9ort 3. 2lpril. PIT.
Orcu Carnegie bat periproheu, ieiuc
3tiitlng iijr Ole oGorncgie Scum.
6ntion" I'M $5,000,000 5u erb6bcn
uh iiir EcniionirltnG pcn Eroicio.
ten Der 1tlaty lInmerlltotcn ju ior.
GEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

9idit6 III 10 eralrno, ais eina cnt In0stl
IuGcrlde rimJrt1oi5sn.0d8ruli! HHD Gle,
mg9c blgan cioen greliln Ua1 iy5tno tusm
Wiitel oa5 lDrcn SnDCrnna oeripriAf Nab.
Dem lte rln @lbcimmit!cl HaCb oelH aaueyen rcr.
lbi bnbeu nl.o ilHhen. enb irintS ibnen 0ei4
hRg brnhle gCuen ie ib ucr NCrlDcf!uHR
Bin Soltbeu 1eneucpu baben glCg5te alter
SOHieu rub InHlcHoe gebettter &aiigHicu feit
8iuaH5ig Gabrtl eHpi0bleH AnaicE5 }u de
brduhcH, ais ou5 tllBiq mirftiWc eernhui,iae.
llperlaiIMr uliA rlola!e lfiiisl gc0en pGngrs
tB9ibcg. kuoucr uou aHafef5 mefbau r5H
:. .gienifaoter & &c. eor 2415. Gerp.slorL itei
perlanot. (StSoSa(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
@atiOlt unn @lAiam8.
Gn9 critic HraiiOcntifnft9 Ei&ct
gliidIid i'm Tcl0c.
&crriBtln8cn oc9 9}otionol Gonpcnt

&crricbtlunlcn 0c9 9{otionolG Goupcnta
Der EopuIiitcnplrtei in ST. @oui2.
gclc1atcu ser Stootcn 9}c.
bra9fn unO Mimcioto ihciOcu
ats. - Qicic moutcn SEN 0emos
trotibcn 9(otional Gonpcnt in
Qcnucr o0martcn m cueuhleu
@r0an oui'a SNilO ju crbcbcn.
Flattform bcitcbt aus ocu
oItcu bcG1untcn Ebroien. -
GonojOat @otion bat porlGuii9
9IicGta SIT id8cu.
@ouiS, 3. 2lpriI. - Ger bier
to9cnOc AotionnI Gpuucnt ser &opu.
liItcn nonlinirtc hcutc 9}odnittog
Nrn. G6omo5 4. Wotion bon Bcoraid
sum Er0ijGcntihoft@ Gonoiootcn
Die Tclc9otioncn ser Stootcn 9tu.
broafo unO W}ilmcioto ihicorn ml3
0cm Gonucnt, mciI ocriclbe ricbt cin-
piIIigtc, icrnc &crbunollngcn bis
sum 3ulonlnlcntritt Oc2 ocmotroti.
idcn 9tutonul Gonucut5 in 0cnucr
81 pcri1icbcn. Son1cl ". gSiliom5
ou@ %inccnncS, &n0, mrrOc 5lun
Glcc Frdltocntcn nomilirt. Die bCll-
ti0cn GcrbonolunGcn Qingcu lutcr
ocm &orlibe 0c5 Srn, @co. VI. Son.
ncdcr pon 9tcp- Scricp pou Stnttcn.
Qtc Don Sem Gonucnt aliqcltcatc
FIottfornl ocdt Iih 10 jiemIih nit
ocricnigcn, ipcldbc 0ie FopuIiitln in
ibrCn1 pori0Cn Nutionul Gonocnt 3u
Snlubo III 1904 oufltcllten, mO emf.
bdlt oQc Die bcfonntcn @rnGi0Be
Der SoltSpurtci CinihlicBlidj elmer
tSorOcrumg Scr ,lnitiotipe ln6 0t5
9teicrcnolmS. g9iGcr Guuorten uur0e
ibr icGod] feinc EroGibitiou5plantc
cingciiiAt. Inter Den anoeren Snr,
0crllngcn bciin0cn lid: @eiArduflul
0cr Wndt 0c5 GopitolS mo 0cS Wio
nopol5 Ourc6 rucjic @cicBc, }lbihoi.
lung 0cr Noufcn ln0 0ircftc Gmiis
lion pon @cl0crt 0urch Die NcQiC=
rlnN an 0oS &olf, SduuB fiir 2lrbci.
tcr-NraanilotlonCn un0 2lbi6uiiunQ
Scr o9icgicrlln0 ourh Ginbolt8be.
ic6lc," Nu2i6Iub frcnI0Cr ,Eouper".
9lrbCitcr BON Scr Gimpou0crim0, 9l6.
Ifofilmq Ser StraflinA9ar6cit IN
3udtb0uicrn, itrcngc HcarIirlnQ Der
&in0cror6cit, oflNcmcinc GiniilDrung
0c9 gId)tIhrnocntogcS, 2lnnohme cucQ
Nr6etgcbcr 0uitpIlcbt Wcicbco,
ltrcngcrc Gontrolirlmg bon @crgpcr.
fen @clctc 0e9cn SpCfuIotion in
ntYlltllrcS" II. /. II. Gic Tclcootionell,
mcl6c ais ocm Gpnpcnt cbCi0cn,
bottcn eincn 2hlIidub bciiiuportct,
0onit Die FopnIiIten @nl. :. Nrnar
nominircn f0nntcn i'm Sole rcricl6c
nibt our6 ocn ocuofrotiiheu 9iotio-
nal-Gonpent ouT5 SMiI0 crboben
meroen iolltc.
<ofionpillc, 6lou 3. glpril.-
lbomn5 &. 8otion, ser Yopuliitcn-
GonOioot iiir Die Yrdiiocntihoit Der
Yer. St0otcn Dcigcrtc lid bcutc, ais
er bon cincnt Gcrtrctcr Der ,2liiociir.
ten Nrcic" bcfrugt pur0c, mit}utbci.
len, Oh CT Ole 9tominutiun ucccptircn
molIe, oocr nidt Gr logtc, C9 luilr0c
iiir i'm icin iibcr 0ic 2lus
5u re0c1 10 lnnac cr niht
ilbcr lcinc 9iomination be.
nohribtigt Dorocn it, 9&otion rciitc
belltc 9lbcno nod) ieincr Wpbmtug in
Gbonion 60, ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
Guitars 5aninan Banla
Don Baltimore,
t3ucorpOrirt 1870
cRowcNGde Gntulu. uao 8apear.strOac.


Baltimore, p. Wir} 1908.
Sic ilEridrH Siuicn 5ur Gntr ouu Srei NM
cuGnlb t314) 9rs5cnt, cen Ccpoiitoren am 1,
Hpril t90S iuaip. lusrocn an icucm Gage icocm
Guniu 81 cut aCihvjc0ct uuo sur Giuruluu0
in Nte @nacr hcr Ccpoiucrcu an uuo uuh
hcm britcu Wiuutrn i'm glprit t20.) Gcrcit uno.
mcun Ubt Gcjoacu III Ginicu BON I. 9Ipr.l
tcrr0ijGl cjn.
Giuat9. mo 2noti.cucw mtrocn bon Der
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ScntihC Sparbauf BON Baltimore.

Sic dGtlidjcu 3tHicn 5ur Bate uDn orci uuo
cinsm balUcn t31&) Yruicnt, am I. april 1905
lalig meroen an ieHym 5Ggc ulii ben Greot
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Summer 4 Yeder,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
WOMAN MAKES FORTUNE
BY STEALING FASHIONS

Special Correspondence.
n ONE, Nov 1O.-Mdlle. Julia Bar
IN bcrini's method of making her for
tune is not recommended to those pos
sessed Of strong scruplos, but it is none
the less original and worthy of being.
1t is, of course, in Paris that ia
mode" is created. and the dressmakers
and tailors of other countries purchase
their models from there. But Mdlle.,
Berbcrini found better way and for
many years she realized good profits by
presenting TO the chief dressmakers Of
this and other large towns in Italy the
newest and most exclusive fashions
which she procured In Paris by most
ingenious and delicate method.
AT the commencement of the season.
as soon as the new fashions We're out,
two people would present themselves
in the showroom of one of the largest
'magasins'' of Paris The attendants
fastened to wait on q richly-dressed
young woman, dark, slender and ele-
CANT. accompanied by an old gentle
man. The young woman threw herself
Into chair and grumbled with
strange foreign accent of the tyranny
of fashions to which she had 10 sub
nit and of the bother of buying new
frocks, and hardly paid much attention
10 the 'nannequins" who paradad be-
fore her with the latest in walking eve
ming and ball dresses of all sorts. Pres
entity her interest seemed to awaken
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Kaiser 5 Famous Interview
Which Aroused the Germans

ing. They must he able to Champion.
them manfully in any quarter OF the
globe,
.'Gernalny looks ahead. Her horl-
IONS stretch fai, away. She must be
prepared for any oSentualities IN the
fai east Who can foresee what may
take place in the Pacific in The days
10 corlie--dnys not 50 distant as some
believe, but days at any rate for which
all European powers with fai, eastern
interests ought to steadily prepare?
LOOK At RISE or JAPAN.
Look at the accomplished rise of
Japan. Think of the possible national
awakening in China and then judge
of the vast problems of the Pacific.
Only those powers which have great
enavies Will be listcne1 to With respect
when the future of the Pacific comes
TO be solved. and if for that reason
only Germany must have q powerful
Hect, 1t may even be that England
herself Will be glad that Germany
has a fleet when they speak together.
in the great debates OF the future"
The emperor spoke concludes the
interviewer. with all that carnestness
which marks his manner when speak
ing OH deeply pondered subjects.
ask my fellow countrytnen who value
the cause of peace to weigh what
have written and revise II necessary
their estimate of the Kaiser ana his
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offered to go and see her At first
she denied that her father was stiil
alive; but when lie confronted her and
asked her several questions, the police
were satisfied that his story was t,ua.
Old people about the court who renieIn-
Der the days of Alexander, also de-
clare Alexis Lomoff. the heggar, to be
the same man rs Alexis. the cars SER
want and conlltlantc
SO YOU see, triunphantly remarked
Ionloff, whose spirits are by no means
dampoued, "1t docs q man good to be
taken to prison sometimes. / have got
moro in few days by being arrested
than / gained during the past fifteen
years, by trying to remind old friends
of nay existence. Now--nlY future
must be provided fot!"
Some people raised q smnll Subscrip-
ton for tho Old innp, so that, for the
present at ANY rate, he IS saved from
starvation But he himself says he is
too big n gambler to keep the money
for long. The only thing is for his
daughter to allow him pension, paid
weekly Judging by his appearance
and liar weakness forthn elegant people
of this world She Is not likely to have
him in her house. But influential peo-
PIE orc trying to persuade her to give
him II fixed sum OF money.
SERIOUS NOLkHONSKY.