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ing fragrance she breathed Her home Kenlworth did
not anoTd her the facilities she needed.
Wei. dear" Mr. McReynolds hastened to urge her
why not buy a farm somewhere?'
she bought farm al Glencoe and ne paid for Il as
ne would have paid any other bill that might
me Nloiets came vast masses Of them, making the
home great delicious conservatory overoWng to the
homes OF the deghted friends building upon odor
Jus peaullu PEDESTAL the social position tnat is eraved
by women when they middle age 10 be COM
Wandered by those who having ample wealth. eontve
TO 30 some strikngy original thing.
George McHeynods, head Of firm McReynolds
Co. operated three grain elevators, important
eer even in center where the grain trade draws upon
territories greater than European kingdoms Chicago
large and Hatbel McReynolds in particular. no more
than the little cash girls in big store dream of
the possibility OF white vioets-
Suddenly, two ago. the failure of the power
ul grain firm It would be hard 20 ind failure
100000 Of Liabilities against pitifu S5ooS of assets It
Of those failures which could happen
somebody deserved the pententary
Somebody did deserve it-George AIcReynolds The
authorities proved beyond any doubt that he had manp
uatpd frauduent warehouse recainf 70 yrocrs tbo IN
come which, for time had enabled him to maintain
the heavy expenses cf his wife and his home
THE WIFEs PROBLEM.
The wife? She by him with a loyalty devotion
splendid faith in his integrity that every woman
every for that matter-thr and as all Chicago
knew McReynoIds charming wifes charming fad
for voets, all Chicago that thrilled the brave
fond loyal deuslon of the wife husband could do
wrong.
The jury convicted him. and the judge sentenced him
to Toilet with indetermnate sentence Throughout
trial she at his side, the comfort of her
companonshp, to hold constantly before the gaze
jury the spectacle Of wife who knew her husband was
stainless.
Joiets doors closed upon the convict Joliets broom
factory received another workman! twenty years
happiness twenty of devotion lovely loving
wife remained memory receding with the dragging
months of the sentence for which period sight
But outside the hour Of December 1e 1906 when
she parted from him in the nal surrender the
relentless law was waiting for him TO return
waiting with the firm, sauneh loyalty wife can give to
the husband who whatever may have been his crime
been true TO her in thought and word and deed.
Waiting unti siGrch 4, 1908. Then she him for
divorce before Judge Gibbons
When did you separate from your husband?' her at
toTBey asked.
"on December 1s. 1905" she replied 4when Mr.. Nc
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Reynolds jury for fraudulent use of
warehouse receipts"
DO you know where your husband is now"
He is in the Joliet penentary"
The judgment in the convict husbands case was hand
ed to the court penitentary sentence is statutory
ground for divorce Mrs MeReynods received hers in ten
minutes by the clock She reason for dvOrcng
him:
The greatest mistake a can make IS to keep
wife in ignorance Of his business affairs OF course he
does it because he wants 10 shield her unpleasant
ness but Is not only mistake but insult wom-
ans mentality"
That is all That is the way Hattibel Cook Mercy
nolds decided the problem when it up TO her
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just that twist which made It popular The waltz as ener-

n0puaf. waltz
cisei Who had heard Of such thing?
But IS dancing beneficial exercise?
Yes, declared prominent physician when asked the
question. dancing exercise is extremely beneficial
There the regular and rythmica1 bodily moves
ments there the music with which the muscles play IN
harmony, which tranQuilizes the mind.
The waltz certainly must be beneficial TO nervous
people The stimulation, on the other hand, be of
benefit TO those people who lie in bed ali DAY suffering
from headaches the and other disorders after
cial exactions OF the previous evening.
Extremely fat women woeld benefit by too vo-
lent dancing but there is hardly any doubt that persons
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ever, Certain precautions should be taken by won
when they dance.
When women dance the han should De protected fr
Dust Open halls are dangerous Not only does the
come in laden with germs. and is carried about by
sWlshing skirts but there is danger Of dra
Dancing IS a delightful, pleasant exercise. 81
women, however. dance until they are nearly dead:
ieast until they exhausted Thisis extremely harm
Ire square dance. to my mind is better than
round dance Such dances tie minue the uncsrs.
ether SQUARE d3nces make the body supple and imp
grace ne waltz gives opportunity for snaoEs gla
iui movement. and for that reason IS popular
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Batter Sunne's 9ciuranihc.

&ot6oliihe 8eiitlihe in Chicago oIl'
qcblit III 2%cbcn$gciabt. - Sdub
ollrd 8ebcimpoli5iiten,
Gbicoqo, q. 6ebrltor. - Sodip.
4. Nc. 9unne, Schuyler Der @r5olo5ele
Chicago, bat I'M Sinbtid altf Die Sllt-
that in Icnper Die @eiiirftllng aus
0eiproden, Onb audi i'll Chicago itds
IiclliIde Anortilten 5u 9letdem
Morowerf acgen fotboIiltye @eiItlide
g%eriiItet ieien. Gr Io9te: sd bin
ii6crielQt, ooB Nnordiiten, 6einoe
Der STRIDE ODER mie lie Iid) nennen
m0gen, &er5cidniiie bon Erieltern II.
@ciitlihcn, ole oemnGbit ermor0et
mcroen ioacn, porbereitct baben. SD
bin lider, BOB cinige @eiitIihe in Gbi'
coqo olli oieicr2iite itcben; mobl babe
id piclc GanicnO 6reunoc i'll Der ito
lieniihcn Solonic, icood) aud picle
ScinoC."
Gunnc iii1tc bir3lL onB falls CT
iclbit niht ais Spier OicIer Woroon.
iGlGQc ollSgcuGblt lei, miirOcn Grjs
biidoi Griglcp oOcr &cp. angclucci
uno Hcp. 6ronci3 8oroon bon Der
Hciurrcftioniitcn.&irhc Die onbcrcn
Opfcr icir. 9ic @cbeinlpoIi5iIten
Ncrnoti uno% 2on9obnrOi ipraden &c.
Itcru I'M @iircou OcS ann5lerS Glnnc
Dor rnO inatcn ibn1, Dab lie Wciiiutg
crboItcn bobcn. ibnl pcri0nlib ais
Sdublcrtc Sl 0icncn.
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yHurtbcrn Gcntral Balm"

Sn ser iGbrlihcn HttiouGrcn Scr.
iommlung mcrocu bic icBiQcn 81.
rcftorcn micoer0euGblt. - IrGiis
ocnt McGrco p~crlieit cine GrflG.
rlllg iiber III Baltimore gcpIonte
&crbclicrun9cl.
Gir iGbrlihe IftionGrcn &criomm.
hung Der o9tortbern Central @obn"
ionO gcitcrn itott rnO mar gut be
ilid)t, Gle @canltcn Der oYcnniplpn-
nio.Nnbu" fonten olta EhiluoClpbiu
in cincnl GrtrajllAc nod Baltimore.
9lltf %orihIo0 Oca Nr0iiocntcn &o&.
MicGrco mllroc Sbcrit ". 2. 6ront-
lin SIM &oriitcr unO Stcpbcn ".
NSbitc 5lln SctrctGr Scr &criomml.
hung crluGblt. SIC oltct Nircftorcr
murOcn i0mnltlid) micocrQcm0bIt,
unN spar: SnrncS W}cGrco, s.. Mol-
tcra, 2. .. Cameron Hlltbcr 3. Ncnt,
u. y. SbprtrioQc, Gho&. &. Yll0b,
WtitocI &enfinS, Wf. 2ouoon Snulu.
Ocll, SonulCl Hco, :. y. Eboucr,
Ncnrp Satnoll mo Nornon SumcS.
9fodl llntcrbrcitlng bC2 SobrcS.
bcrid)t3 ucrloS Er1ii0cnt McGrCn rinC
GrtI0ruuuQ ii6cr bic ElGnc iiir &crbci.
icrlnNcn in Baltimore, >n oicicr Gr'
flGrun0 %crtonnte Ncrr WtcGrCu bic
lbotiod)c an, Dob Ser icbiNc Ynlio.
9icr.@obnboi oen Nnipriid)cn unr
Dem &crfcbr @oltimorc'S nitt cnt.
iprcd)c. Srpbocm Dies lett icdS SAB.
rem oncrfonnt miro. fam ridtS &c.
ihcbcr, cGc niht sic Iurd)irodt I'M
Die Stuot 0~clcitet ncrocn fam. Sr
@ctrcif bcS %geplunten G%cntrolbobn'
bpiS inQte &crr WcGrco. Oob ocriclb(
mtouafiibrbor ici, iuciI bic porgcidIn.
gene Gage bcS 9obnboiS cincn rcgcI.
mGbigcn @ctricb Der 3iiNc mnt00Iid
moGcn iuiiroc. IS ici nit Scr gIblc5.
nlrn0 oicicS Elol,cS olld) nidt scr &c
rinNitc @c0onfe elmer @cltroilnr
@ultimorc'S %pcrbun0c1, ipcil bic &c
forOcrtc Nin9bobn nid)t 0%cp6brt mllr
&c. Gin ncllcr EoIinoicrbobnbof mir>
gcbnl,t lucrOcn, iobolO arrangements
5ltr Gntlnitlutg ser &ollptAclciic &c
t%roiicn merOcn fonncn lno lid bic il
nnn5icllc 2ngcgc6ciicrt bat.
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Sln GunfnrS.

Gin WoiicnpcrmoItcr iiir oic vSntcr'
national & @rcot Nortbern.Giicu'
bnbn".
Sort @orth Ger, 81. 6e6r. -
Sn Solgc cinc3 Nr1trn9cs, lueld)cr i'm
Nnrncn Der metropolitan Srult 80"
in NCu,2)ort geitclt morOen mor, er'
nollntc Nid)tcr G0poro ". Ytccf bonn
@unocsgcridt fir 0en norolid)en 9t'
thrift bon SeraS iucgen on9ebllder
NihtbcSoblltng Der 3lnIen oltf cine
@onbnuSgobc bonn Sabre 1892 Z. 8.
Treemnn ats HclusS Orleans ais Nol.
icnpcrlpoltcr scr ,HSlternational q
8rcot Nortbcrlt.0ubn". TorauSitdt.
LID miro ser Wolicnperipolter ntorgeli
icinc Caution ltcllen, Qlloliii5iren mo
iein Nnlt mtreten. Scrr 6recnlon lit
@cncrulauunlt ser ,SeroS & Yoetflc.
Nobn" mo ninm1t cine bohc Stel'
lima inn Static Der @oulo'iden Vobn'
linicn cirl. Gr lit oeltern Hod)nittog
noh GnltoS ubacrcilt.
Gic nSntcrnotionol & @reut Nors
t6crn- @obn" bilbct Oen gnfang oeS
grobcu WiiIiouri Yociiic SDitents.
Gle @nbn nit ibren pcrlhieocnen
3%lpciabobnen bat cine @eiontmtldnge
bon 1859 Meilcn mo ibr Nftienfopi'
tai bctrGQt $50 100000. Sn 6iSfol.
iubr 1906 lullroen ole 9rlttto, Ginnab.
men ser @obn nit $6,S05,433, Die
Nctto- Ginnobmen nit $780, 03 AT.
0cgcbcn; i'm SiSfoliobr 1907 Die
@rutto. Ginnahmcu nit $8,S26,957,
bic Hcttos Ginnobmcn nit ST ,950,0OS.
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9ricf6cfprpcruna nadl ocm InSlanSc.

9ic %nitslGuoiihc @oit fiir sic nit
Dem 30. 6cbrlnr cnocnoc @ndc
idIicBt bier I'M @mlptpoitnmt, III al
len SGllcn prompt, mic ioI8t:
Die Eodct FOIt lit bon 8 l(Dr &or'
mittagS bis 5 llbr Nafmitto0S tag
lid, oiicr, ollSgcnonmcn SonntogS.
Die Nndct Yolt na1 @roBbrtton'
nieu uno &rlnno ihIicbt GicnIto8S
ulo 6~rcitoGS nm 3 llbr Nohnlitto1&.
1ompier inbren ron Ncw.Oorf alb,
lpcnt nidt onocrs onGcgcbcn:
Scit Dem /. Sftobcr OcS SoriobrcS
iino sic 9ricirotcn nod Dem Iislnn'
Sc (anSgcnommeu Canada, Micrifo,
Ganama un0 Gubo), mic iclgt: Slim
GentS fir sic critic Huge uno orei
Gcnts iiir icbc mcitere Huge, ODER Gin
@rltdtbcil, uno ioutc poa ~irunfirt
merOcu, m~iori9cufoaS bel &ntunft
ser 9rieie scr OoppcIte @etrag col
lcftirt miro.
Grams. ItIontii6c 81 It.
Srcitao, %. - I'm 7 l(br Ibenoa
noh europa per Compiler st.
2olliS," pio Elpnolltb mo Gbcrs
borr1 QSoit nod SrIono, Sincrpool
rno ShottIono nllb opcr St.SollS"
bc5cidnct icin); nm 8 llbr Nbcrc3
nod europa per Gonlpfcr ~Gompo'
Mo-" Oio Queenstown.
y 0 it rad 9 ii 8. unbGcntr raj l.
Nncrito, " | tinoicn etc.
SomIto0 29.-llm 1 llbr Nohnlits
tags nod) ocn bahamas per 9onpfcr
bon Wtionti.
Srnn5. Yncific y o It.
Son1ltog %. - I'm 7 llbr N6cnoS
nod Suuoii, @lIom mo 0cn FbIlip.
pincn- S1lcluL nio San 6ronciSco.
@. Sail Surri&, EoItneiltcr.
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Tamilicn. Sraa6oic in philadelphia.

Ybilaoelpbin 81. Sebritar.
- Sofo6 G66ler, % Sabre alt, er'
ihoB beute ieine/@ Satin Gillian, Der.
lulun0ete ibreu Batter uno ibre Wtlt.
ter mo idob lid ieIbit 5luei &ugeln
in oen aopf. 5rou aobler mar frant'
lid uno mobnte bel ibren Glterlt,
Srn. Guoolpb u. Sorber nno 8attir,
I'M noro6itlihen Staottbeile. Sbr
Monu, melfer felt Ginger 3eit obne
9(rbcit mar, erihien beute Nadmit.
tag in Dem 6arber'ihen Sauie uno
rerlangte, DAP Die Srau, melfe er
Dor etpa einem Sabre g%ebeiratbet
Gotte, nit linn mad atco, H..S, lei.
ner Seimatb, 5icbe. alS lie iih tpei.
gerte, 9riif er gum Hcpoloer. 5rau
aobler blieb nrf Ser Stelle toot
5rau 3Grber lit in Sen Irm uno ibr
@otte ms @elid)t geifoiieu. Sob.
ler'S 8urocn iino nift lebens8efdbr.
lif.
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S6Qcnmajhinc fir Staotan,ualt.

It o II, ga, q. 6cbruor.- Gem
itGOtii6en gnpolt g. 81. Eurncr bon
bier ging per Yoit Gin Eodct aus Sta
taliell 81, ipelhcS, ais man eS ofInete.
cine S0aenmoi6ine entbielt. auf benz
transport bate oos an Der Maidinc
beicitigte 3iinobiitdcn Sdoocn &C.
nommen, onoercninlS Bate iid) Die
Moidine. ais 1lirner ooS Yodet oil
nete, poDriheinlid) entlaoeit, mo Der
anlpalt mare Gin Sinh Oes SooeS &C.
meicn. Turner mor iriiber Stills. 81.
liriftSanlualt itno bate OILS Iol6er
nit Der geriolgung itolieniIher Ser
BREEDER 81 tbun. Wton %permrtbet, oaf
elmer bon oieien, Der nod ieiner Gnt'
l%aiiung aus Dem @cidn8niB no6 Sta.
lien 5uriidfebrtc, Die S0QenmoIflnt
nbgeididt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29


NbIcbcn. - Sn sitter BON GO
&abrcn ltnrb ant Mittmod) Sr. SO.
baum Nciurih Grimm 8ottc BON
Ncnrictto @rimm, geb. &nobe. Die
@%ccr0igrng iinOet am Sonntag Nad).
mittu0 llut , ltbr pom Ernucrballle,
lr. 7t5, Siio.9roaomaD, ants Itott.
Gin purtmcut Sans. -
gn Der Siiooit.Gdc bon W~iulbcrrus
mo GotbcoroIitrnBc miro elm groBcS
Gsit0digc3 gportmcntbouS crrid)tct
mcrbeL bo9 $4,000 foItcn iol. Go@
@runOltiid lit Ourd) Die NodloBucr.
nolter Der &oliont- @intcrloiicnidoit
crmnrbcr1 mnr0cn.
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@caeu @elocrprcInngS IcrIndDS
pcrbaftet.

GbicoQo, q. 1ebr. - Gin Sta.
%licllcr, NamenS @uiieppc Wiiuo, wur'
DC bier olf Den &erooht bin pcrboI.
tct, mebrcre 9rieIc al s. Wocoluio,
cincn reiden SStoIiener. gcidricben 81
bobcn, morin oieicr nit Dem 0ooe be.
orobt muroe, luenn er nid)t 5000
oocr mebr bernppe. Sn einem Der
Nricie mllroc perlongt, bab Wocollllo
NoS @elo IN cincm 9iin6el bon Der
lucItlihcn Settle Der Bride an Folf.
StroBc bcrltntcrucric. Wiino ltelte in
Nbreoc, ole 9ricfe gcidrieben 81 ia.
ben.
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Shiffsnafrihtcn.

Tew. Dorf, 81. Sebruar.
Ter 9ampier nMaieltic" lit bon
southampton a%tgefommen.
abgeIabren iino Die Sampfer ga
Souroine" naf SABRE uno pNbein"
naf grenen.
2onoon, 81. 6ebrrar. - Ser
Iampier minneapolis" lit nad
Nem-Dorf a%bgeiabren.
ct. " / Of 8, 81. Sebruar. -
Eaiiirt: Gampfer nSriebrih Der
8robe." BON @enua nah Hem.Dorf
beitimmt.
Neapel. 81. Sebruar. - Ser
9ampfer n2a5io" lit bon Nep-Oorf
bier eingelauien.
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Der N6rGitnng nnterruorien.

Montreal Canada, 81. Sebr.-
9eteftipS bon Der Eropin5iol- Toli5ei
moridirten bier nit italieniiden Col.
metidern in Den Stroben lumber ln>
bielten ale Stolicuer an, I'M ibnen
Die @oifen. Die lie Bel iid trugen, ab'
3une6men. Gle erldngten MIR ipenig(
Gepolper, fonbeu dber bel ieoem Sta.
liener, aif pelben lie Die SonO leg
ten, Elm ober mebrere Stillets.
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Hiipclci an, @rnbc.
Srgonilirtc grbcitcr miocrIctcll lid)
Der Ginic1ntng Der &cibc cinc9
Nihtunioniitcn.


Suncuu Nlo9fu, y. 6ebr.- Glc
9eeroi0un0 zines 9tidJtunion,@rlt
b%cnorbcitcr3 iiibrtc bier 81 cirlcnl crit
itcn &ropou. 3mci @rllbclIclttc lcrbl'
id)cr 0crfunit, Der cine ein Union.
Mtit0lico, Der onocrc Elm Nidtunion'
Mrbcitcr, iuorCn bier nlla Dem Scbcn
qcidic0cn mo bic @ccroigung Ioi1o
aeItcrn 1tott. Sic Scidc 0C9 llnion'
Wiitglicoc9 mltr0c III iricOlld)cr Wcllc
5u Wrobc gclcitct, 0pd) ais Der Frle'
tier ounn olld iiir 0Cn pcrItorbcncn
Nid)tltnion Nrbcitcr Eruuergottc3.
0icnlt boItcn moutc ialt0 CT Die Sbil'
rem Der Stride peridIolIcn. Tor Dem
WotteSbuuIe hnttCn lld) ctrpo 2O)
l~tnionlcutc 5uiunmenNcrottet mo
ltcatcn al, ocn Ericitcr on8 Scrlon'
0el,, sic firdlidc Ginlcgnitn9 Der
Heide 0e@ b]crltorbcncn ScobS 6lt per
pciocrn. 9cr liricitcr lpicS OaS gin
iinncn 5llriid mn0 zinc Il5obl unlon'
lelitc ncriild)tc, Den &cidIenluogcn an
SuboItcn, inocn tic ocn Eicrocn IN bic
3ii9cl iiclen; nlld riiicn lie mcbrcrc
Eerioncn nit @crpult aus 0cm Set
dcn5lloc. Scr Wun0cSmoridoll be-
miibtc iid) pcrgcbcnS, bic oufgercGtc
Mcn0c inn 3oumc SIT boltcn. Ser 80,
bel folgtc Dem 2ci6cn5ugc nod Dem
6%ricoboic un0 p%cruriud)tc BORT mcitcrc
IubcIt0runocn. Zen 9cborben &C.
Lang cs idlicblid, Die Srbnun8 mic-
Der bcr5ultclcn. 9ticmano rullroe Der
lebt.
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Ger .Grescent.GIub" gal

Ger ,Greecent.Glub" CAB
gcitcrn Iben0 5t Gbren ser Gnnlelt
in ieinem Glublofal, Scr. 81, Horo'
Yoco.S troBc, cine ieiner 9lbeno.lln'
terboltungen. Gin geoiegenes Gro'
gromm gelongte our 9urhiiibring
llno gum S6luiie iono Elm Gnnj.
frGn56en itatt. Dos Arrangements.
Gomitc bcitano aus Den &S. SEQ. 9.
Sfimer, 8oriiser, Sobn H. 2raper@.
$. u. S6ulb, Soi. WitdeQ, s. s
@otts, V. e. Sbeene, Gbas. Sen.
boIo, @iQiom Gearing. Glarenc,
StraliB, Sobn Tobinette, @artin q
aennp, Goparb gronnlep unO Gbas
@eiB.
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Ins @crcin frciicn

n@uDcrii6cr 10 Gnncrd T."
Ger .@oneriide WidnnCrd)or" iibtc
gcItcrn 9lbcnb in Srn. &obn u. Meter
moun's @ollc, Gdc bon Caroline. ilno
Cough. Strobc, Gb6re fir icin an,
n0Gitcu Montaa I'M rr2obor. &uccum"
itottiInpcnOr$ GSHrrt;, 81 ,Ser. &c.
Notwithstanding Wltr0e btIdloIicn, an
Sountog a6et,O I'M Z llbr cine &c.
ncrolpro6C fir Dos crlpQbntc Gon5ert
inn y2obor.2 pccum" ob5llboItcn. Gin-
looungcu bonn rGidelfronj" mo
D5bolio W1uncrdor" plrr0cn ongc'
llolnmcn.
,W Clo0ic."
Die Singitunoe Der yWicloOic" ficl
1eitcrn Nbcn0 aus, ooNc9cn pcrIum-
melten lid Die Wtitglieoer beS GereinS
in Srn. Soto6 Riggs &ollc al Der
Ode BON SorrcIt. uno 2om.S troBe 5ll
elmer @cid)Git&iibung IN mcld)cr bio
annapolis Sobrt beS .llnobbGnOigcn
9iiroerocrcinS, an Scr II Mit0Iieocr
oeS &crcin3 mo If W'itgIicOcr be3
GomcnpercinS tbeilnobmcn, nit Der
grGBten @cnltQtbuullg bcIprod)cll
iplroe. @in0cIoufelie Gil,looungcll
pom ,S6olio W1nncrd)or," yWaperi
ld)en W1nncrd)or" mo r@Gdcr,@c
ion0pcrcin" ipuroer cntgcgcn 9cllom.
men.
nMo5ort % dnncrhor."
Cine beqciitertc Stimmrn0 bcrrid).
te gcItcrn abcn0 bci'm .Wo5orts@tGn
nerhor," Scr in Srn. &obcrt Toll'
mrr's Soac, Ode BON Orleans. NM
Chapel Strobe, inter 2citung bon
Groi. Geo. Y. Eoeblmonn Gb0re fitl
ieinc nGdIte Abeno llntcrboltrni
iibtc. 3mon5ig WitglicOcr botten an
scr Concentration oes nllnab6GngI
gen @iir9crperCinS" 9e9en Die n2ocoI
Sption"sYiQ tbeilgenonnlcn, unt
oieic ~er5Gbltcn ibren Songesbriiocrr
bon Dem grobartigen ginoruf, Der
sic 3eittidcn orrd ibr gemcinidmci
Gorgeben mod)ten. "a mar es no
tiirlid nidt ST. peripnnoern, bob ein'
quite thinning bcrridte uno Die @e
idGitslitultg 5icmlid obgefiir5t muir
De. SSn bcrielben lprrbcn g%inlooun
gen bonn ygopcrii6en M1nncrhor,
.Gi6enfran5" unO sS6olia.WtGnner
dor" on9enommc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

SeIbtmoro, = Minna Bis.
cpcil, 16 Sabre aft, itarb gcitern
@ormittog I'M Stuot- Soipitul an ben
5olgen BON Barrier Grin, welhes
Tie peridludt bate, uno itelte Goro'
ncr Or. SopOen einen olii Selbit-
moro lautenocn Spoteni6ein aus.
0os MGo6en Oiente bel 6rau Toia
SinsGeimer, Nr.2247, Guton,Ylncc,
rno fano oieicl6e Winna am Montag
slbeno nit iurft6aren Sd)mer5en IN
beren 3immcr. Sic aeitono, @iit
peridludt 5u taben, neil iie iih nit
ibrem in Nr. 1i14, Gooflie.S troBe,
pobnboiten Batter ent5peit bnttc.
Or. 80. g. 2ooe bon Nortb., nabe
2inben. apenue, ptroe berbeigebolt
uno oronete oerielbe Die lleberiiib.
rling oes M10dens nod Dem. Staot'
! Soipital all, NO lie geitern ltarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

Cardinal 8ibbonS einge.
Ioben. = CARDINAL Gibbons bot
cine ginlaoung sur Sbeilnabme onI
GudoriItii6et GonereB, Der bonn 8.
bis t3. September in Sonoon ltott'
finoet, erbolten, nno lit eS mogli6,
bob Seine Gminen5 bieier Ginluoiing
Solge leiiten miro. Ser Goroinal
f~rel5te ben S3eon 5ucrit IN 1870, I'M
Dem potifaniihen Gon5il bei5upob-
ncr. 9os lcbte Mtol mar Der aird,en.
fiirlt in 1903 in europa, nm an Der
Gonclape, Die cinen Ia6fol9cr fiji
Eaplt SEQ ben 9rei5ebnten erpablte,
tbeilSunebmen. 9luf Dem Gongreb in
2onoon meroen ouBeroem Die Goroi-
nGle ganliteui aus Gom uno Sogue
bon Srlano tbeilne6me1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

GaTe sur &eiie ms MmslanS be-
iurst 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, Ci-Salti'
murcitrafe, nabe Guitom Spmie Apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

*** Der n9aoenia Wannerbor"
ueranitaltet om Sotntag Na6mittag
it ieinem Glubbauie an Der 8. nno
8ratt- Strabe in Sigblanotoipn Elm
auiternr0iten, bas Inn 1 llbr ieinen
anfans nimmt;; 90 Sir anaenetme
l1nterbaltlng Der ,@alte bat ous ar-
engagements . Gomite beitens Gorge
getragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

0eitern murOc int 8oiIengcrih1
Gin Snpentorper5eidnib fir Den Nod.
LOB oes fiir5li6 perItorbcncn SbonloS
=. @eale eingereidt. Sn oemlelber
miro Scr 8ertb bes Nod)IoiieS aul
$21I9S5.69 angegc6en.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-12-23

In this weeks WATcHMAN we
publlsha copy of the bill creating
an inferior court for the county
of Rowan. This article, we are
told, is incorrect in some particu-
lars, but will serve to give a gener-
al idea of the bill and its purposes.
Since noting the operation of sim
liar courts in adjoining equities,
we have concluded such a court
would be of considerable benefit
to this county. We are glad
therefore that it is to be a county
court and not merely a city court,
we are also glad that it is not to
be given the abominable name OF
Recorders Court" The bill
as published in this issue seems
to abolish the Offices of justice of
the peace throughout the county,
this however, is said not to be the
case. The facts will appear when
an accurate copy of the bill can
be obtained, consequently the dis.
cussion of unknown provisions is
premature.
The selections for the positions
of judge and solicitor, as made by
the Bar Association, are splendid
and no doubt satisfactory to a
large number of our people, but
the provision in the bill that said
offices shall be filled by lawyers
only, is a very bad feature, is
class legislation, is undemocratic,
and, we believe, unconstitutional.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-12-23
SALISBURY, N. c., DEC. %, 1908.

If president Roosevelt just had
the power there is no saying what
he would do to the new New York
World. Think of the President of
this great country having such
language as this hurled at him:
"He has shown himself the
most reckless, INSCRIPTIONS dem
agogue whom the American PEG.
pie even trusted with great power
and authority"
And the worst Of it is that the
President has no no one to blame
for ct but himself.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-12-23
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the
payment OF the Indebtedness secured
ny 'Ifat certain mortgage deed of trust
executed on the 18th day of Septem-
per, 1907, by A. L. Lof1in and Sallie J.
Lonln to III. A. Bernhardt, trustee, to
secure w. w, Reid, and recorded in
nock 81, at page 402 of Rowan County
Necoro OF mortgages, pursuant to the
provision OF said mortgage deed Of
ItusG' the undersigned will sell at pub
nc sale Tt the highest bidder for cash
At the court house door in Salisbury,
North Carolina, on
saturday, the 9Th day of January, 1909,
tate:
neginhlng at a stake so feet north
"esc from the west corner of the inter
s1cUloh OF Vance avenue and Melrose
street. nelng on the west side of Vance
AVENUE ana runs thence in a north
westerly direction with edge of Vance
"sehue oo Ieet to a stake, corner of lot
auulper thlrteen, thence with the line
!. ~ NUMBER thirteen in southwestern
~ ~olrectlon l45 feet to a stake on al
ICY, thence with the line of said alley
~ South-easterly direction so feet to a
eLaAe---corner of lot number eleven,
thence with the line of lot number
eleven in n~orth-easterly direction 145
1eet to the beginning, being lot number
Twelve in block number three as shown
Upon map of Melrose Heights recorded
IN oook 10Y. page COL, of Rowan County
Record of Deeds.
inns the 5th day of December, 1908.
B. B. Miller, attorney.