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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
Cp State Estimates.

"The upstate estimates sent In
hv the World correspondents are
those of the leaders of the two par
ties and not Of the World. They
reflect the conditions as viewed By
those leaders three weeks before
election, presenting the first outline
OF the work of forming the lines Of
hattie. The condition that exist
.odav may be materially changed
during the three weeks remaining ot
the campaign. and the fgr * may
5e revised IN many instances that
cannot now be anticipated. The
registration Of voters has just begun
II upstate counties.
*gle totals - tbs uatoT.tses IN
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
KEEF DENIES REPORT.
Claims He Was Not Offered Job as
Reported.

At Detroit when Kee:e was shown
the above address on Tuesday nigh
ne said:
81 was not closeted with Presiden
Roosevelt at all. I did see him On
October 3. but it was only four o.
ive-minutes' audience, at which sew
sral others were present. The In
GUIDED P. H. Morrissev, head of tbs
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmer
md I think one of the others wa:
Gen. Fowell Clayton. There wer.
others that 7 did not know. I ar
If the opinion that every word tha
vas said to me at that time wa:
overheard.
The President did not offer MI
he position of commissioner genera
If immigration directly or indirectl'
hen or at any other time.
1.-The executive council of tn
,nerican Federation of Labor dl
lot to my knowledge send out an:
circular, as is referred to in tn:
dispatch from New York, conse
1uently could not have endorsed il
.'On August IS, more than 81:
weeks before I saw the President,
made practically the same statenen
which I made today in regard t.
William H. Taft's candidacy. N
statements appeared in the 2Detro:
Free Press of August 16. l wa
I asked then by representative Q
the Free Press if I had signed o
seen letter sent out by Presidea
Gompers, Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor, denouncing the r.:
publican platform and urging labo
to support Bryan and the DeH,ocratl
ticket. I replied:
''I do not believe Mr.. Gomper
has issued any such letter, and
he has it does not meet my endorse
ment. If such letter has been is
sued I have not seen it. I will neith
er support nor vote for Mr.. Bryan
| am going to vote for Mr.. Taft, VIII
is an honorary member of one o
our branches, the Association o
Steam Shovel. and Dredge Men !"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

]. B. Dcolin 5000, R. L. Williams
500, Geo. Whitehurst 500. john
B. Turner 500, NJ. E. Trapp 500,
Thurmond Brothers 500, David Rus
sell 500, Patterson Furniture s10e
L. c. Niblack 500, New State.
Tribune 500. J.. ]. McAlester $500,
Judge D. P. Marum $3.50, Leo Myer
500, ]. A. -.enefee 500, r. e.
Lozter s1oo, J. E. Dove s1oo,S-W.
A. Ledbetter s1oo, Mrs. Luman s10e,
W. ". Letson s10o. NJ. J. Kane 800.
the Hon. 3. ". Key 500, Dr.. y.
NJ. Harley 500, S. W. Hayes s10G,
the Hon. C.. w. Herod $3.50, Roy
Hoffman 500, the Hon. John J. Ger
ZACH $3.50, A. r. Eastman 500,
Jesse J. Dunn 500, Thomas II. Doyle
500, ". H. L. Campbell 500, w.
II. Coyle 500, J. P. Conners s1e0,
J. NJ. Brooks $500, s. T. Bledsoe
s1O0, J. ". Aydelotte s1oe, z. l.
Owens $1,000. .
Pennsylvania = Judge Reumbel
800, Alfred Graham 500, Christie
phe McGee 500, j. B. Cofmaa
s11o, William ]. Crittenden 500,
William B. Rodgers s500,S| Jos.
Fels $500, C. J. D. Strohecker $780,
J. s. Black s1oo, F. W. SHOEMAKER
$3.50, D. Gordon Bromley s1,50V.
chas. II. Doughetry $500, En-.
Vichol $500, E. Raymond Rass 5000.
las. I. Ryan $500, Al. Ennis $500:
J. B. Mccullough s10o, Jos. r: Wainl
wright $500, Roland H. Morris $500,
M. F. Howley 500. Geo. W. Acklsn
500, j. a: Wakefield 500, John
]. Buckley 500, John Murphy sleo.
W. H. Kerr s125, G. 2. Myer sfoe,
e. N. Herbst 1928. Lot W. ReiR
Sis, J. S. Carmichael s101, E.&W.5
McArthuer s100, Democratic Club
$3.50.
Rhode Island-P. J. Murphy 500.
South Carollna-B. r. Tillman
500, so,9h Dakcta-Hon. G. A. jew
ett $500, D.. M. Kuman 500, ID.
". Forbes 500, c. o. Bailey 500.
Tennessee-3saac Reese S1e0, W.
]. Crawford 500, Commercial Ap-s
peal s100, Napoleon Hill s100-
Texas-Jas. r. Stubs 500, 4
3. Robertson 500. Elba Haywood
5000, George W. Littlefeld 500, H
A. Wroe 800, T. NJ. Campbell s1co,.
W. F. Ramsey 500, Capt Jas. R.
Garrity $500. .s,----s=,..-~--
Vermonf-H. o. Cummings 500.
Wisconsin,. J. Hogan $1,000.
D. L. Plummer 500, F. Q. Geigsr
5000, A. H. Krouskop 500.
West virginia-Hon. a. J. WIKI
inson.. 500, Henry G. Davis $3.50.
Washington = Jammie Durkin
s100.
; WSoming-Jss, E. Osborne 1000.
Hon. ". q. Holiday 5000, Alex. Ms
bit s246. Hon. /. G. Miller 5000. W.
A. Johnson STAT. ]. r. Holiday 800.
Hon. ". S. Kimball 800. E. D. Nor
ton 500, judge Gibson Clark 500,
Hon. A. L. Brook 800. Hon. Jas:
H. Clause 500.
Utah-Hon. Jesse knight $500.
Hon. Moses Thatcher 500, Hon. .
W. Powers s100, Hon. W. 81. Il.
King 800. John Dern 500. Hon.
Frank z. Nebeker s100. T. H. Fftz-
gerald 500, Frank B. Stephens 500,
NJ. B. Howard $3.50.
Alaska-Hon. A. J. Daley $500.
John Roman $500, Jas. McCloskey
s114. R. r., Perker sos.
New Mexico-Hon. A. a. Jones
$500.
Washington-H. ". Me1len $780,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGF
Merchant Accused Of Trying to Burn
His Store.

A dispatch to The News and Cour'
ier says the store room in Bennetts-
vile occupied by q. P. Wright was
found to be on fire Monday night
shortly after ten o'clock. After the
flames were extinguished and an ex'
animation made it is said that a 10
of plunder, boxes and bags, were
found in the loft thoroughly satu-
rated with oil. These are now IN tn'
sherifs Office. The policemen al
rested Mr.. Wright on a charge o
conduct, and the mayor
took out a warrant for his arres,
Tuesday morning before Magistrats
.ucInnis charging Mr.. Wright with
having set fire to and burning tbs
store. The accused is in jail and
it is said that he has not demand
ed an investigation. Mr.. Wright j.
Of a large and influential family.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
NEGROES LYNCH NEGRO
For Stealing a Bale Of Corton From
Gin.

a dispatch from fernando. Miss.
reports the lyncins near that place
last night Of w. J. Jackson, negro.
by members CT his own race. jack
son. it is stated. was discovered while
attempting to remove bale OF cot
ton. the properly OF another negro.
from 4 gin Tuesday nigh". He es-
caped. but was captured later yesier-
day, ana while being taken to jail
was secured and hanged By moa
compos&G Of RS5roea
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
Six BOYS Killed.

Six boys were reported killed at
Sugar Ridge, when freight train
on the Toledo and Ohio Central Kali
road crashed into heavily laden
excursion train returning froh :"
fair at Bowling Green.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
Where Is Harry Lardner?

r. anyone knows Of the where's
bouts Of Harry Lardner, he would ce
doing favor to R. D. LardneE. a
.ei,or on H. NJ torpedo boat NO.
Chatham, England, by Wrlelns
hin, Of his half-brother's locauon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Roosevelt's vote in Greater
New York in 1903 ..289,009
Net loss Of Taft-10.92 per
cent Of total vote Of S4O,-
ooo 69,8SS
Gain OF 4S.15 per cent OF es-
timated increase Of $4,000 24,0I5
Taft's indicated vote Of 1908,
calculated on basis Of dec
larations and changes ...243,lS'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

the ffty-seven counties above the
Bronx show estimated majorities in
so Of them for .4ughes aggregating
i13.050 and majorities in the other
three for Chanler aggregating $500.
In the same counties two years ago
Governor Hughes received maiorities
aggregating 135,342 and Mr.. Hearst
377. According to the stimates
presented by the World today Co..
ernoT Hughes will lose above the
Bronx 22,292 votes and Mr.. Chanler
will gain over Hearst 2,52S.
sThe estimates show even more
marked changes in the presidential
situation. Four years ago 55 Of the
same 81 counties gave Mr.. Rocse-
welt majorities aggregating 213,-
495. and Parker Of 33s. The coun-
ties covered in the table printed show
majorities for Taft aggregatiug
and for Mr.. Bryan OF 2
900. So that according to the es-
Inmates, Mr.. Taft will lose, ii pres
ent conditions continue, 64,995 and
Mr.. Bryan will gain 1862. The es-
Inmates show that while Mr. Taft
will not hold all Of the Roosevelt:
vote of four years ago, he will com
nand at least SIS per cent Of it.
"The reductions noted in the es-
;imates are mainly in the factorr
centres and are due to these causes.
q. Industrial conditions afect-
ng many thousands OF employees.
9. The dissatisfaction OF voters
With the old parties.
49, s. Opposition TO Governor! /!
Iughes because Of his reiorm. "
The World also publishes state
nents from the leaders OF the re-
pective parties, and it is evident
hat tbs Democrats are more san
.uine of SUCCESS than are the Rs
uh!leans
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Debs' vote in Greater New
York in 1904 ..... $4,000
Net gain of Debs (190S)-
1872 per cent Of total bote
Of s4o,o 900 ......... 7s,ooS
Gain of 3.94 per cent Of es-ti
mated increase Of $4,000 1,970
Debs' indicated vote Of 1908,
calculated on basis Of dec
laraticns and changes .. 33,71e
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
sran Negro Club.

At Springfield, Ohio, Inursca!
,iebt BRYAN Club, six hunored
strong, was organized by 5ne negs'
voters, led by colored soldiers "no
earnarlv served at SrcwoSVuies
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Parker's vote in Greater New
York in 1904 ........327, ,00O
Total gain Of Bryan-3.30
per cent Of total vote OF
100000 ........ 1880
Cain of Bryan-40.9o per
cent of estimated increase
Of 10000 ........ 5o,475
Bryan's indicated vote OF
1908, calculated on basis
of declarations and i.
changes .374,995
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
{fseen,s vote in 1908 (no

Hisgen's vote in 1908 (no
Independence party in
l9u4) .-.'
His gains-5.40 per cent OF
total vote of 640,009.... 1856
His gains-6.95 per cent OF
estimated increase Of 50,-
600 ............ 3,48
Hisgen's indicated vote OF
1908, calculated on basis
of declarations and
changes ...... 3S.04
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Failure in laudable attennts is fa-
from being a thing to be ashamed OF.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Total estimated 1908 vote Of
Greater New York for pres
idential candidates $50, ,Oon
Bryan's indicated plurality
in Greater New York .13i sos
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21
BANK CLOSES.

Cashier Kills Himself With q Cur
in His Barn.
A special from Bradford Ark.
says Following the closing of the
Bradford State Bank and issuance
Of warrant yesterday for the arrest
Of the cashier, H. brennan. who was
alleged to e short in his accounts
to the extent Of $4,000. Drennan's
dead body was found In the barn
at his home today. The shotgun
with which the man evidently ended
his life was found nearby. :
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

O-esor-J. N. Watson 500.
oklahons--D. /. Mcdonald 800.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-21

Williams used a picklock not get
found to open the lock which held
down the cell lever to let him into
the cage. To get out Of the cell
cage he sawed through the lock ring
on the cage door outside with stsel
saw made from a corset rib. Arlc
to unlock the corridor door that ad-
mitred him into the main hallway
to the trap door be used al tuss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

$ oIIano8 et Yris
b atoo5entin, bic frijbere Sbers
Iebrerin, 5rau Or, Gote, babilitirte
iih an Der ltnipetIitat 0%rOnin9en.
Sic pirb iiber neufran3Oiii@e Spra6e
,eIen.
Bonn G anger 3um 9 ii :
germei # er. Gen Weg Bpm SGns
ler gum 8urgermeiiter ma4te elm
'riiberes MlttgIieb Der 9OfOper in Nls
tenburg, 0err George !Supeoen, Der
sum 8Irgermeiiter ieiner @aterYtabt
9ibader a. Glbe gelpdblt puroe.
/ d. NJ brennenb II
9due e. Sn benz beIiii6en SIeden
8eoerbd9en brdnnte cine Ydderet nies
Der. Sn einem Simmer pes 9auies
nar bic Qeife be5 Bidders oufgebabrt.
gtur inter GROCER 0ebenssefabr 0elung
eS ben 20i4mannidaften, Die &ei4e gu
retten.
Il nerlpartet syoIoe. Sn
Gmmenbinoen in 9dben pertoufte cine
Witttpe bas ihr gebDrenbe Gdspert Der
Stdbt I'm 100000 Mart, Elm Yrsis,
Der Die SteusrbeD0roe itubig ma6te,
10 boB ein Strafmanoat BON 100000
Warf ipegen Steuerbinter5iebun9 Die
5oIge mar.
Spfer elmer 90 # e. LIN
cine Wette 81 g%elDinnen, t~letterte auf
Der 5erbinan0grube in SattODiB,
S4Ieiisn, elm gali3ii4cr @rbeiter 100
Dieter tief am 9rabtIeil in ben
S6u1t; born perlieben i'm Die
SrGfte unb er itir5te auf bic S9a6ts
io4Ie, ipo er tobt liegen blteb.
MrtiIIerteIeu t ais
% otenfGlf4 r. Der Nrtileries
leutnant 9jalme in 2iHabon nurbe
nit 3pei Selfersbslfern Der 6GN4ung
BON Stiiten Der inneren portugieiii9en
S9ulb ongetlagt, Gs folen $500 ges
fdliats Gtiide oertauft pprben iein.
gu Der gsri6tliGen 8erbonblung muir
ben etDa 500 3eugen gelaosn.
uebsr $4,000 SsGes
grapb 9eIoer inter
hIagen. SIN 5elegrapGenamt
BON Gtom6ul, 3iirtei, purben tiir3z
li9 8eruntreuungen in Der !SObe bon
5000 pfunb (iiber $25,000) entbcdt.
Der betreffenoe Beanie, &erau 9ep,
bat iih bic @eIber i'm Gaufc mebrerer
Sabre aus ben GiltiinItsn Der @uss
lanbsteIegramme an9eeignet.
S|ttfIDc 6 + irurge H..
Giner Der befdnnteitsn Purii Ter Gbis
rursen CAB isinsn aolleeen anlGbli9
Der 1000. sliiGlih BON ibm ausgefibrs
ten Settion Elm grobes Yantctt. OBJ
nobl BEL benz Gien Die bsfannteIten
Barrier ger5te antpeienb tparen,
bradie es tsiner pon i9nen fsrtig, sinen
feiiten 9rutbahn 3u tran6iren. Der ouf
ben Slid sebradt tpurbe, 10 bab bas
g6ier pieber berausgenpmmen unb
bonn Riidcndef serlegt lpsrben muBts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
NGm6cr i'm YOltamt ii6crraid,t.

Ncm Samoan Conn, 10. San.
- HGubcr lin0 Iebte 9tod)t in On@
biciigc Eoltmut cingc0run2cL nm
hu9ieIbe III bcroltbcn. Ser autonoti
Id)r GiubreHcr. Nlarn u%uiiirte ieood
bic Eolijci, mno Boli5iit Nceo ellie
nit cincn &nmernocn nud Dem Eoi!
amt. Nprt fam g 5l Sdiiiicu jmi.
id)en Den EoIiiiiten mo Den RGubcrh,
lno Hcco crIitt cine idlpere &opi
lumbe. Die RGubcr entfouen ntit
SIG IN 9%rieimurten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
,Sln4lftanicnb Nulars Strafc.

international 6arpeiter So" megen
ltebcrtrctlrng 0e5 9Iutitru7t Sc
lcBc2 ucr0omert.
(upCfa SIS, 10. Sunuur.
Ridltcr Caud pom Qiitriftsaeriht
ron Shmpncc Gountu ertarntc az.
gen Ole international &arpcIter
So" olli cine @el06uBe poH $t2, 600,
rat)0cm sic @cieaidloit OerGcrIcBuuB
rco Nntitruit @eieBcs pol aduia5
III Is 60ueu iilr idjuI0ia 6ciuloen
UoroCU mar. Die U!urimllitruie be.
tr6lt i'm ciujclncu Sale $1,000 um0
Sic Minimulitroie 500. Ter @cicll.
ihnit mur0c Elm Auiitub ser llr-
thcilsuoIitrcdlmg bon 60 (agen be-
miuigt, "a nit tic 0icgcruiuutg an oo3
Cbcrgcridt ciureid)cu rauu. las be.
trCifCn0c StruiDtriuDreu mar idou
uor ctmu ciucm Sabre pom General.
NnmoIt &. &. Coleman eingelcitct
umO oar0ltf geltiiBI mor0eu oaB ser
Hctrieb Ser @cleIliduit i'm @iOcr4
iprlh nit ocn 2tntitruit @cieeeu
itcbc, iHoem NGn0Icr, meIte lnuOs
m~irtbihaitIidIe @erdtbc in (opcfu
pertalticr, 0%e}Iuumacn lporoen ieicu,
cineu Gontratt 5u lm%terjcidHen,
6urt wClhcu iie iidl perpilidltcn,
teiir on0ercn MGbmoidinCn 5l per
tnlticu, ais Die uon Der .%,Intcruotio
nal So" QCIieicrtcn, mno al Dem
pon i'm icitQcicBten NrCiie i@cit5ubols
ten. Die llcbcriiibrung bcrltbtc iait
ou9idlieBlit dlti elmer uou Dem FrG.
iiocuteu ser @cietlid)uit, Gurus Wc-
Gormid, in ctner &erinnmhutg Der
@GnoIcr IN @onioS.G ito obaeaebencn
GrtIdrml bc}iiQlib Ser 3ieIe Scr
@clellidlait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Audi sin StbirN9gcrid)t.

Sn einem 9roBen Sremoenbotel Sns
terlafens erI6isn eiHes Cages Der be-
fannie Wtsner OpernIGuger g., Iebte
ii6) an ben Liit uno bsIteute Elm 81
ner fir 5lpat Yerionen, Elm @ebct fir
iid, po8 annette fir einen 5yraunb, Der
iofort erineinsn miiroe,
vGaS tompI;tte 9iner toTet flint
Srancs," ertIdrte Der Eelner. .0o6
sic t6nneu ullG nan Ner &orte fpets
fen"
nNein," iagte g., nbyingen sic nur
bQS gauge WieHii."
vSebr Dpb!, metn Serr."
ga lam audi Der ~erlpQrtete 6reuno,
naDm YlaB, abcr bo3 W}eni fir flint
5ranc8 par ibm GIT tbgusr. yIeaner,"
rief er, nbtingen Sic mir Elm Diner,
aber ben Slid uro PubStug i6oitsn
sic aus" Die beiben bccn0eten oauu
i6r Ma9l, 3iiubeten ii6 lire Gigarreu
an uno riefen Den 8euner, I'm Su 3Gbs
len. s.. erIegte feline flint 5rancs fir
ba8 genoTene complete Diner" iein
6reunb aber, Der Slid uno Buobing
bate ausiGClten loilen, um btqiger 3u
eRen, iplte flint 5roncs unb Ief5tg
Gentime5 be5d6len.
.8ie?" ruff er srItdunt, flint
6rancs unb ieG3ig Confines fir Elm
boIpe5 W}itta9eiien pbns YuObing uno
SLID? limb mein Jreuno o. 3abIt fir
baS qdn5e Mtabl nur flint Jrant5?"
Der &eQner 9ibt Nic &nftldrung:
Isle baben ni6t ,W|enii' gsiPtiit, ions
bern brei apart: Speiien; icoe Speiie
pirb mad Der Gptiietart, gere6net
unb bo8 ergtbt gendu finf 6rancs uno
ie63ig Gentimcs."
9ieIe5 &e0nung8iDItem bra6te ben
5reuno MIR nod mebr auf. 3lpii1en
inn, benz &elner uno n:m tertetgtboIs
ten Wirtb entmideIt: ljN st ni6t ge>
rinqem Gergniigen Der i!brig,n anlpes
ienoen Safe cine lebbafte Gc6atte, aus
Der f9lieBli9 ELL beitj0er STREET. gu
iperoen orDD!t.
@nbli1 lam elmer Der Suite auf Den
retterben 0eGInten, si1en Sdteosrtd@
ter entiAeioen 81 iaien. Die MabI
fisl auf einen @cihait8reiienben Der
5irma 9. in Grid. Grit polte bic
Ter ba5 inn ongetra9ene @mt niAt an
nebmen, bed blieb man auf Der Mabl
beiteben, ba CT in oi:Iem Sale po1l
Der srfabrenite unter ben @iIten Iei.
Gr entIdieo oabin: Ter aeuner
bringt Dem un3ufrieOcntn Safe I'M
psr3iQIi3 nod Den Slid uno ben
clubbing, beioeS in better GuaIitGt!
0amit pirb baS tpmplette Diner err
qdr5t urb Die 8shnGng ron flint
6rancs ied8ig Gentines auf flint
Srancs berabgeieBt,"
Ollie Sbeile be9riibtsn entbuiiaitiI6
biefe Gntifeibung. Dd8 Diner murDe
in Der pOrgeIalogenen Weiie ergGnat,
Der @aIt perIp.iitc nit bsiteln Ippetit
slid unO pubbin9, uno sa9lte ied5ig
Confines meniger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Nnmpicr nnfochnItCn.

Sto0t Mcrito, 10. &amtor.
- Ger Qompicr nGitu OF Merito"
pon Der Mcritaniid) Nmcrifmiihca
2inic, lpcId)cr am 9. &onlnr pom
Nclu-S Orleans nbiubr uno am IS. &O.
mar III Gcro Grl5 iGaig mar, lit
nod nidt anBctonmen rlo man lueiB
ridt$ non ibnI. Is miro Ucrlnutbet,
roB Ole beiti1eu @oIiitiirme DEN
0onpfer. ser cine grobc Nnjobl pom
Eaiinaicrcn al 9oro bat, o%nfgeboItcn
hGbcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
mrttGiidsr,tn.

Gr (por Der 5aufe oes tlei1en
MGb6sns): SO, iparum ipiait 9u lie
nidt Gulalid taufen ldfett, oas lit
bod Elm gan5 METER Rams?" Sic:
,Stelle Dir MIR NAL Dor, ipern lie
NAL fiben bleibsn foGte. tuis idatt iie
bann aug, tpenn fe audi nod @ulalia
bsibt9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Mpbernc @plnnnacn.

600 WI0d WIpOersSttnNt.
$1,000 fnufeu eines icner mooernerl 5pei'
it1diaeu Sdnier. &ubeu feds Simmer, &doe'
lube lino 8dnge, ale nlooernen Gtnrihtinaert,
eiri6lIeblih ~funitGrer Rlumbt1g; Bnoeitube
euibdIt MISUNDERSTANDING uno 2SaiferclOfeL.
Srottoire, Sole nno &elcr csiuentirt. 10sSu6
Strter'gtaens nit @rd1oIitbie GeptIditeri. Seie
8IpberStrabe 1T nit oitrifijirten 3tegeliieircn
Cage, Seoer abeltb bis s ltbr 6ur Snfpeftiou
often. Gouaro g. Gallagher, Qdui1tcrltebmer
Sireaa: Or. 2537, EitsWi unun,eHts StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Gin iitttnpa Eal,it.

9ai It: nWlio heute gibt's mai .nbz
lid .iunges 6ubn nit Geisr 0orauf
babe id lang gepdrtet!" - 80 r.
tfin: ga, es 1T urs aber aud redt
fhtper ssfaGen, oas alte, trsle 9bier
gu i9la9ter!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Stclceciu6c:

5ume ioiurt bis I. Mars Unuc @chnlt
gCgen 6olt unn 4Sobrlllta Irbeit, bin nltn tcrlt
Al Sabre ali, lEpA. Nb liir8 tSrnnlt. 5taOi.
Surm 0oer @e'Ii0eijildtercJ aleid. yOBH Suic,
Uicar Yutc, SuluG, (lS-22)
Steliegeiam:
Sin iulgCr ocutincr ltan1 itht Steuung In
ir9tuo cinen @ei0dft. gtGd}ulruGcu Ar. 400,
Ncit. Gamncu Strufe. t9-2U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Wr. 723, 72J, 127 etc, WOrinM. Auenne.
Cots % SUB o Sol bel 200 5ub; brei Sc
oierte bitltb hon Der Dort'Joao; Uoaitdnot1
prdhttq %oeiortrt. icoe nooerne. 0einemLttteil.
Wr. ftj, III, it9 etc, &1rS'Fn,IrcntsstraFe,
5ipiihCiI ,Sairiuouli 4uenue mlo iS1UeiiesStr,,
Gin 8epiert bonn o&dt!erionsRnri". Gurflprg
ifUn ]oetorirt; ieoc m%ooerne Scauenllt1leti;
5Dc.ft6dige Sduicr. Goiugra 3. Strr1, al Srt
NIB Steile, poeT or. Sc, 0ultbcr SHti6tua,
Sapette. uno ct. GauLStr. (6ebra.f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Sen ii bte @eIegeuGcit. -
Come (oie operirt iuer0cn ipu): .If,
SEER 0oftor, bo f0nnten Sic mir i'll
Der Rorfoic glcid) 0brl0delden ite.
den fiir mcinc NolltonS, oie ib 5l,ll
@cburtatog 6efonlmen babel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
3n ~pcrfanfen:
eien,His. 0armrn ihr 5000

Wtnlhlt8 NnInltN ut NJUV
I'M iruhtburcn g&iIpttHgtous Siitrtlt oes Stdatea
g.orosGdrolinG ,ieoer Grit9!itel III a%ardultrt.
Die Carolina 5ruGillQ Development 60" it
uiht 5i peupeulellI mt Der iilrblib In oteieul
Gluttc ais SnuiEoCl blocgefieuicl Ganos Cont
puguie in JtorosGaroIjuQ. gidbere &Isiunit CT
tbcilt aeru ScrninnH Saocn1Dup, @eterulaglgrllt.
Nr. iii, Huro'61arlee.s trafe, @nitiinpre, @io.
Cgbeuos bon : bis 1aS llbr in ytr. 1898, gioros
NruuopduD tScpt5,l1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Gabe Der StrabeubGbnlieric; 3 Gents 5a6rs
peio
g 9tder an W!ue NGaz@oc.. Idbc 8Clairs1toao.
% slder ndbe parfDro&udo.
W,srritcu d Wcrritcu,
(IaHl0, tWtD 100 El.2eTiggtun'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Iuf II mnegen. = Stioent:
~2icber SnfeL, ib bGtte eine grobc
Bite an Gid" Onfel: ,Nlbo, Oh
miQit MIDI Idon iuieoer ol,pumpen!"
StIoeltt: nNber, liebcr OnfeI, oo
milBten iAon nniiberruinoIide SIM
6~ernille eintreten, ipern i) oieIen
Sdritt nltcrncAmen ionte." Onfel:
r@ott lei Gunf! S3aS piilit Gu oenil
Onun?" Sht0ent: sd nib leioer
gelteberl, oub iolh' uiiiberluinolibe
Ninocrniiie cillgctrcten Iinb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
u. 6dnitSdl, s..poss ae

Ieaitdts @HmsY NIB ReitGrths-
sunspbfhriftpr. g1irheu mr. G~r,dbTuuc.n
oiafii.sr. Geoitis. somans etc. fSepi9. 1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20
Dr @m.Rpher
reDIftrirter hent6isS arSt.
n.1httnf Mruri3

spe5taIIIt dir W,1nner, unb SraueRs
arunt6eiteil. Seilt in i~iirSciter Seit
Gb9btttS, guSfnIGa, 9nl5' uno NuHos
GraRtbeiieil slusfhIlie teper slrt, Strif'
iureiI. YplMtlpneF, nerpoie .G6lpdG)e,
SinpoteN5 Giereils mo NlaieHsstruH.s
bciteu. Office In Ct. SeGer's urails
miiten aPnleum, Or. 708, Ef.Selii.
murcsStras:.. Sbreditunoen: Dor $ ubr
mloraens hts 10 ll6r glJenos: Snnntlgs
bon 10 lthr WiorgtHs bis 2 libr Hnhs
miiides uno g ilbr bis 10 llbr Nbenos.
". y. Tr, Seder'S waite beilt
prletlbar ieeen Iusjln6; eunluIt1tion
tret. -I (Wni25. I&5,AO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

Gin GGDauS nit QGoen. 9udottE mo stall
pailclo flir ir0euo ciu @eft6GIt. Yad6utrnGci
IN yir. 2216, Snirni1uuts N!ucuuc. us-2Oj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-20

&aiIe 5nr Iriic ms Nnsl0nS Be-
ior0t s. Blaine, Nr. Alb, Sit.Salti.
moreitrnfc, maize Chiffon Souic guc.