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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

0icien Eltrft ~Qelon0tc, 0crrhticrtigt
morcn oOcr nidt."
@ilcp crflGrt fcrncr, CT lei nicnlul3
M elmer @elcQidoft intrrCiiirt Qclu1s
icn, bic lid nit Dem 9alt o0cr DEM
&crfollI pou llntCriccbootru bciu6t,
nod ollh 6obc Cr %icnlal5 nit ir9cno
cincm &lOiri6u1tm in @crbi1ourq
gcltun0ell mcId)cs Oil @ou oocr Ser
toli ioldcr Nootc intcrciiirt mar. Gr
fitat nod hin5il: sd Qloubc nod i'm
ulcr, OoB 0oS, iporaltf C5 Dem Gonlitc
am m~ciitcn onforL 0ic Nntlporten
murcIL ncltc ourd) Die 6roacr CT.
lonqt mur0cn, uu0 nidt Der l(r-
iprlng ser TroQcn ielbit."
Som Sit bmuS.
Nuh ciucm tclcqropbiihcn Wcriclt
OC9 GhcI %nQcuicur& @octbol5 on bic
&onotGommiiiion mcIdcr bclttc cill-
QinQ, iil0 Die Nl%labcbmlQcn am Sltb
mus &oltal m6hrcuo 0c9 MonotS
Woi QcQcn Sen M}onot 2Iprit INN mcbr
ais cine hulbC Wilion GlIbifiIb per-
rinQcrt mor0en, unO Dies miro bollpt-
iGdlih idnpcrcu RcQcnIGQcn 5ltgc-
idlricbcn. &ul @on}cn bClicfcn lid
ole I]n8bcbungcn i'm Nfoi oli 2,7O3,z
923 &l~tbituuro3.
Die 300 Wfonn WurinCtruppcL bic
QCQCup6rti0 oui Dem &itbnntS bon
Fonomn itebCn lpcr0cn bcnnGd)lt
I'M 200 W}om pcritdrft mcr0cu. Die
bctrciicloCu Crl1ppcn mcr0cn aus
0cp Nouu NurO3 IN E6ilooclphio NM
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II. .. NJ. olri 0cn &rcu5cru oFruiric"
unO nGocnmo" nob ihrcnt &Citint-
munQ5ort ob. Die nEruiric" miro
in Ncuport. II. s., ulth 12O Scclcltc
al @orO ucbntcn, mc,dc iiir Sd)iiie
al Der pociiiiMcn &iiitc bcitimTt
lir0. Sic POO Wiom Mnrinctrlppcn
i0lcn &omcroOcu olli ocm &itbnu9
ooIo'cll, oper olc op~5liIo1clloell "tollll
ld)oftel lotroeA cr't lloN DER Froll
0cntempobl in Banana obrildclL ou
man bis OuGin cine &crItdrflln9 oui
2Uo @follll sur Hl''redIefoottlIll0 Der
Gronumg iiir H~otbpcn0ig bdIt.
M &c..
Mlt@rll ais %%olltltcr.
Slller ertldrllll0 DC" SHrrtor@
g(odeI@ oon ocr G0lco9oc CT ""'oern-
non u Sooor" jlIIol9c miro ollt oHt
llHd)lIcl 3lllollllllclltll1'f Der g&uI,
l'ol@ 0totc "r0erotloi1" ON II. ,Ililll
III Der Stool90olIpl'toot SprliollHlo
oVt 6lIfl'uIttlclloC Frolloellt ocr Inn
I'o N'll'c SSort'r@" SOM "fItc'u,
ON one Nro9c, % CT ole INN oll9e
tfo8Plie nomination al" @oliocr-
HVlII2 oo''oIoul OCT 9fpellPr- ForIel
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"i'l'lrrl luBl' ol'I oFlll ,Sooot SI0'l
sum N~oilpEf'I'i't 0eS StoNl'@ "llI-
,Io'9 tt'oopll 'ocfocl VI
NV9'etHH0 9eHen GFPrtB
"CIV''! II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
HriCfpurtp hcrn60CiCBt.

M0lb tn0tom :. =, 3. Otol.
- @cucrol Eolmuciitcr V}cpcr adb
bette bctnmt, OdB nit Der britiidlclt
9iclicrlmg cine Nbmudunl lctroficl
lit, Der 5lliolac oaa Eorto iitr &ricf-
rot I'M &crfcbr julihcn Den Ser.
StlatCn mo WroBbrit0mlict lulO
Erluu0 bonn t. Gttobcr 1905 al uuf
}ncj Gents b~crabIclcBt miro. Cine
plcihc Nntiin0i9lml criolgtc bclltc
NurG OCn britiidcn Wcucrnl- Foltmcis
itrr inn l~(ntcrbouic Oc3 Eurlomcnt9.
Die GiniiIbrltn0 ciuc3 oEcnnD- Eor.
tc2," ME Is in England genuunt
miro, lit idon Iduacrc 3cit in Gru0-
QunA lc5ogct morOcu, unO ihon i'm
%lli OoriQcn &o1rc2 murOc Elm ga
bindcbcnOcr &orihlaG 0c3 WcncraIs
&oitmciitcra MieDcr uon Dem 4irdii-
Nultcu NoolcucIt lltgebciBcu. 9}at)
Huniidlt 0cS Observation-Disclosures miro
Die Rc0uftion bc2 Nririporto3 5ui-
ihcn 2lmcrifo lulO England cine 3us
lahmc oc3 9riciucrtcbra lrnO cine
ihIicBIiAc Grb0buml ser Gintiinfte
bcrbcifilbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
SDmamit Nttcntat in Glcuclono.

GlcDrlono, 8. 3. &uni. -
Cine 2Cpolti9c QDnomit Grploiion
5crtrilmmcrtc gcItcrn Nodt cincn
0roBen ltdbIcrucn &cbcfrabu alti 0cn
AnIo1cn Scr Ban Corn &ron
MorfH" lur0 rlB Die Nintcrmutcr Scr
StobIiobrjf ans Ben Glt1cn. sen
ltcrihcibcn IN ucitcm llnfrciie iiclcn
III ShcrbCu mo orci NCrioucn, sic
0ca Mcbcn fomcn, mltrOcn olrh ocl
Itorfcn %ltitOrlrf 81 @oocn Qcihlclt-
0crt. Nn ser 9tGbc Scr NuldACn iurt0
Die Eoli}ci picr}cbu Gpnomititonacu,
Gic nid)t crploOirt mnrcrL ga Scr
3%itnoid0cn MIR tbcilmciic 0blcbrunnt
mar, MCniAc Sctlm0cn Dor ser Or
plolton bc0badtctc man cillCn ManL
Der ldnCllcn &aricS ans Der Nad=
boriduit ser &on Oorn'ihm Nn.
logcn oouon elite. llcbcr Die Mctipc
0c@ GunnHiit &crbrchrna ucrnlud).
ten Sic Ncomtcn Scr 6obrif feline
Nltrtl0run9 }u gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

|NNlu SJullNt VtupNl '~Np'lllluN'H8~
9ic0C 0c9 &riegairfrctGrs.
Ettt@burh VA. 3. SUM. r.
IN elmer mittigen Gonicrcn5 tratcn
rcitcru 2lbenO bier 5uionmcn:
ollnclc" Soc Cannon, Der Sprcd)cr
rc2 3ieprdicntantcnbluica, GanOiOat
iiir NrGiiOcut, &umoc3icnotor @cnn'
mcmunn Gon9rcB Nbgcoronctcr
%ouoia Don &nOiono, Scr pcri0nIidc
&crtrctcr oca GicesErGiiocltcu 1Soirs
bant2, ulO GongreB Nbgcoronctcr
Nurtc, Ser Gampagnclcitcr 0c3 81.
natora &nor. 0ic }lbiiht Der Gpn.
'crcn5 iii, aus Der HeOc Or9 Sctr2-
t0ra Gait am 0cforntion@tu8c gcgclt
@cncral @runt'9 NnOcufcn 10 uiel
politiihca &opitol ais mogIih 5lt
idlngcn. Die Gonicrcn5 iono int
oEittaburg Golntp-Gllb" itatt; ole
Ebcimcbmcr dt 0criclbcn mcigertcn
iid, 0cr @crihtcrItnttcrn Nc0c ST
ltcbcn; MIR Nlrtc ItcB lid) intcroie.
men mo io9tc, OaB fcin 3pcifcI Oo-
rider bcitcbc, 0aB Goit ciucn IdCuc-
rem 6cbIcr bc0on8cn bobc. Cannon,
@cntmcmnu mo Souoia truicn aus
%oibinaton Gin un0 bciinOcr lid oui
Der 6obrt nod Gbicoqo, mobin JIG
nlor0cn ucitGr rciicn mcrOcn.
SprinBficlo, o, 3. Ilni. -
General ). Norren Seller pcrtbcI-
oi0tc bclttc 0oa 2lnocnfcn Grants
ac9eu sic &crumgIimpiuugcn %icitena
SctrctGr loit's mo crfIGtte, (oit
b0ttc better getbonL mcnll er 8cIdrpic'
Acl Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
S%nufmnnn'S Nln0c.


Sd)muti2c poIitiihc lSGidc iou in
EbiIooclpbio int WrriGt pcntilirt
mcrocr. - Stoot3irlotor W}c9}i
IDOLS S6rcibcn an nYmu onO Or.
Der Socirtu".
FbiIo0cIphio, IA, 3. &luni.
Gl politiihcn &rciicn crrcQt bier gro.
bca Nltiicbcn Der Grlob zines %or-
filbrrtnN@bclcbla Qc9cn 0cu Stuot@
%Icllator &u@. \. W}c9tidol4, ben re
prblltonildcn Nilbrcr pom YhilooCls
pbio, oui Wrumo ser pom Near &ulli
monL Dem Sctrctdr Oc9 Wuuor3
NcpburL crbobcncn NcidullOiNltnG
Der crlnlinriIcn Ncri0un0m0. @olli
rnoln lub iih ut icincm NorQchcn
ollrd) Die &croiicntlidun3 cinca @ric-
fca pcronIoBt mcld)en EQUATOR Wc-
9tid)olH an 0tn SCfrctGr :. Clarence
WlbborrO Don Der Kan un0 Grocr
Society" QCridtct hattie mo morin CT
&nufntolul ais cincn 3luiihcntrGQcr
bc5cidnctc, lUcIhcm cr I'M &crbIt
1903 $1,000 in Ocnl Giuucrncbmcn
Gc6ablt babe, ooB @ibboncu Spiel.
b0irlcr ul0 onOcrc &crQlii0un93plQtc
olt3bcbcn unO oic Administration oco
Wtopor3 &ohn &caocr Oiacrcoitiren
lolle.
aallnom crflGrt Sic In0ubc iiir
cine ilberlcNtc b02IpiuiNc @ii0c. Gr
iiigt hinjuL Scnotor Nirliidola lei
an W|ontoB nod) Der Oiiicc
aetontmcn rno bobc ibnl 5luci &nr.
Ihlo9e Ncntoht, 0ic 0orulli ,hinous1c-
loltfen lcicrL 0u6 cr Die Nn9obc Scr
an9ebIi0cn Nc5obhmQ BON $4,000
beltdtlact lollc. aollinlonn iogt, ct
hohc W|c9tihoIa orfqciorocrt, ole 81
lice ilt Ocrluiicn, mo tim rlnO bcralle
9elo9t CT ioQc lid, ir1eltomo ionit
elrlen Siln0cnbod illd)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Sub cincs Erinscn.

Sun 6roncisco, 3. Srni. =
Nrin3 Gopib &olnnionoole bon Sa.
maii, Gin 9ruber bcs batpdiiiden Gon.
grebOelegoten rErin5 Cupid" aolo-
llionople unb Ncife Der friibcren SIS.
niNin 2ilunfoloni, lit q~eitcrn gbcno
bier in &otcl Stcpnrt gcItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
%crmiidJtc tclegrapbiid)c Scpcidcn.

Sirnm 9ecder unb iein
Sdmic9eriobn @ilion @lltc erlitten
hertc in Der Helioncc- 3ede bel elmer
Gpnomit.Grplolion toAtlife Ser
lctnnacn. 9ciocn mir0en sic 2ul0cn
ans Dem &opie geriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
(SOrtIctnng uuu Scr I. Scitc,)

Nodhorin |uculodltc ]9lucrbietcu. ihr
ijbcr g}oht circn g4odtmlnh M lie
fcrr obIrhntc g}crihirncnc onocrc
pcrn6htioc llmIt6noc mcrocu ans
fjibrDih bcinrohrr Irou 5trinhrjl
Jicot not imnrr in hnitrriihcm }lr
Itonoc pornicocr urD IN g}cmli2 Scr
n~ilrorno md, SCR g]}ohrrno hraMro.
len 9rrlnu cinco Ircmora nrhrod,t
,norncr
5iororirrtto" ncmiuut
Sc, 7crbn Trris
Qnrnnn ? E1ni .Siouori
rctto IL rim !Srn Is WiuiItrrui ncb6ri
nos bisbcr inf lmbcfonntcs Eicro
ocmour bclttc III Gpipm gomug hr1
Tcrhn 4}rris i'm Nrtronc MN G5OO
Sopcrcions. Sen or6gtcn Nrprprci3
Ncr 90cIt mn hciicntc oIIr 6orou br
tbciliotcn b]criihuItcu britiidcu. nu,r
rifoniidcn umO i%ron}6Iildcn Hcmw
Wcltcrn nod, lncttctc mo 100 orocu
I ocorn ,Sidlurinctto," ln0 bcltc
lic6 Die Stntc nhnc Wtiihc olTc Tupp-
ritcn bintcr iih. Gas @cttcr mar
prGdltia, lul0 Sonia Gnmorh. irilt
@cnlobliL scr &rir$ BON @olra ulA
on0crc WitQliehrr Scr G6uiasIonnilt
bCint0cn iidl Hntcr 6cn Nuucicn0rn.
NIIcm mus n 2Iiefcruuu
uu0 @CitGn6ui6.
NJ u0ri0, 3. ,\lmi - Sic hirii
gen ,3citlmQcn mudCn elm Qro6cS
@cidrei lucQen Der Ncrbuitluu ci
mes iunQcn Inarhiitcn, Mamcn5
Gcrnunoo &lucmonu melder Den
&ahrcstaQ 0cs NumbcmuurfcS an
Safe Wtojor Ntr @clcQcnbcit mo
dlcn0, lcinc Withiilic al 0iricm ut
tcntot 5ltocitan0cn mo and, uuOcrc
%ctbciliQtc Qenonnt bobcl ipl. Gr
mlroc in Siiiubon ucrhoitct llno BON
0cn portlQiciiidcn @ch6r0cn unSpo.
men oltaQcliCicrt. Wtnn brudltc i'm
ms @CiGnQnib nud) Wu0uio}. no err
bis Eli icincm. |ro}ciic ucrblcibcu
miro. IQcnlonp 6%cbotptct, 0ob oo2
Nttcntut politiidcr 9{otur Qcpclcn lei
nit Der Nbiidlt untcrnommclL 0cn
a0ni0 Nlionio mn Ociicn iumQc Sc.
mohlin 5t t00tcn mo 0u0rrd cine
NCpoIution bcrbci5uiiibrcn. Cu5
Gomplot mur bon Den Scporutiitcn
Gutolonicn'o ullQC}cttrlt, 0crcn Ma.
men cr ip1tcr o~ljlrQcbcn ucriprud.
Ilcmun erfGQrt, 0ab cr Die pm
Morolea gcruoricncu @ombcu hcrQc-
ilclt babe, er babe NcmltniB in Der
Gbcnic, mo Oo9 lei icincu auordi
Itiiteu @ciimmn02Qcnoiicn bcfurunt
GclucicrL Die ibm nit Dem 5o0C 0ro0s
ten, mcun CT fir tie Die @ombcn
nid)t bcritcllCn miirOc. Ser Miunu
bcboltptct olrdl, nit Den pcrihic0c
men @ombcnuijricn in barcelona in
NcrbiuouuQ ~gcitouOcn 5r BADEN. 9uo
.HlllIOlINl utl uNIll NllNlllNlC WllI uNIll
Golc N}uior nonntC cr Goito, SullcG
unO @crmcllo, Ole Jest in ocn Ser.
Stootcn iid ulibultcn ioucn, ionic
N0rbo1u lul0 Hobcrt. QlC NCanltCl
lcNcn ocm @citdrouib groBc y9id,
tiQtcit bel, abcr oua Eltblifun III
icbr ifcptiit,.
Eruurnitinmrc in Spu.
MEN.
WuOrio, 3. INuri. - En 0cn
lponlld)cn GnrtcN iii Elm @clcBcnt
murf cil9cbrodt morocn, Der c$
Groucn QcituttGu ioutc, tiinitiQbin
bel ben M6uni5ipolmoblcu III Spu,
nic1 iijr ocn TIcoI0c DER glcihbc.
nclltcno lit nit Dem mncrifnuiihcu
Ntopor, 81 itimmcu. Die cin5iNc be
ihrGntcn0c @%citimnum0 lit, Oub
sic SrurcL mcIdc mobIbercdti0t iciu
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Stcfcn bic GDpfc 5%uiammcn.

Cats @eancr ihloaen poIitiidcS
&opitnl aus ser pcrungliidtcn
Ncp Dorfcr @rGbcrihmiIdunga.
GcOc 0ca &riegaicfrctGrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Saft'8 2apIns.
User ben Sd)NOCn hat, brnudjt fir
ocn SpUtt nidJt III IOr9cn.

%r0iiOcnt Gooicoclt mnd)t lid
ltitio iibcr ocn MiB9riif iciuca
&ricoa Scfrctdr3 am @rdbcr.
ihniidunaato8c. 2iQcp ldBt
lUicocr cinnroI ijbcr Den llntcrice-
boot 2fouOol pon Iid b6rcu.
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ais m00lihcr GonOi0ot ser 2lr-
better iiir oo9 @ouocrnutr2 Amt
BON &llinoi9. - aldQcn 8c0cn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

@icn, 3, SUM. r. Ger nomGoftc
@icItcr <riit @roiciior 0r. &oicpb
&cOlih. miro cincm Nrfc mad Sen
Scr. Stootcn iolQcn. Gr miro i'm
CONNER Oc9 &oDrc2 1909 an Der
%llniucrijtGt @orporO eli, itoot2uiIicn-
idoitliMc9 Gouca lcirn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
SCHOOL RELAY RACE
FEATURE OF INTERSCHOLAsTIC
 TRACK MEET.
School Boys of Montgomery VIII Com pete in a Big Half Mile Race
 fNext Saturday.

A special feature of the Inter scholastic Track Meet Saturday at Vandiver Park will be the District School Relay Race for boys under 14 years of age Six teams are entered and are now under the training of boys that have been active in gym nasium work during the past season. The distance, of one half mile covered by four relays allows but 220 yards for each boy which can be accomplished without serious strain.
 Tn this event Bellinger Hill School will be represented by Joe McIver captain; Harold Corners, Julian Noa and Gene RIves. Decatur Street will select their champions from Lewis Clark Charles Trum, Elliott Galloway William Stratford Andley Taber and Bobert Kinloch.
 Highland Park by Julius Afford Ralph Berry. Henry Baker. Julian Grace and Karl Lewis.
 Sayre Street. Fred Crenshaw, cap tain: Guy Smith, Harry Sabel, ana Platt Weatherly.
 Cottage Hill, Morris Faunce, Cap tain; J. B. Champion, Claude Howell and Eugene May. Capitol Hill. Conner Stallworth, cap tain; Warren Walker, George Davis Arthur Cotton, and Earl B. Rankin alternate.
 As for all other contests of the aft ernoon a suitable prize will be awarded the team fortunate enough to win. I Is safe to say that this will be one oi the most interesting events on the pro gram as the boys of this age are en. thusiastic and guarantee an homes l effort
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
EXERCISES AT AUBURN.
An Interesting Contest for a Gold
 Medal.


 Auburn, May 26.-(Special.) )-The concluding exercises of the Female In- stltute took place last night and this morning in the spacious auditorium of the High School building.
 The following contested for gold medal in Reclamation: Frederick Dug gar. Emmie Rutledge, Frances Duggar. Alma Cook There were the following graduates: Charles Thach, Jr.. Ruth Hudson. Maria Whitaker, Mary Hud- son.
 The concluding address was delivered Tuesday by pr. C. C. Thach to large and appreciative audience.
 The Engineering Society of the Ala hama Polytechnic Institute enjoyed re- centIy a most inspiring and helpful address by pr. W. B Phillips of Bir- mingham.
 pr. Phillips Is one of the leading mining engineers of the South
 W. L. Perdue of Greenville has re- ceived an appointment to a Fellowship in Chemistry at Princeton University.
 Mir. Perdue Is a graduate of the Ala hama Polytechnic of high standing, and has been post graduate assistant in pharmaceutical chemistry during the past session.
 This is the second fellowship award ed this year 10 Auburn men by leading nn4versities of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
PRATTvILLE ACADEMY.
Exercises of School at AutauRa CapI
 tai are Interesting.

Exercises of School at AutauRa Capi-
 tai are Interesting.
 Prattville. May 26.-(SpeciaI.)-The Male and Female Academy of Pratt vile closed today with the following program:
 Overture (Rossine)-Katie R. spige- ner.
 Invocation-Rev4 H. M. Edmonds. Class Prophecy-Vera Dismukes
 Essay. Panama Canal-Boddie Dunn. Chorus.
 Essay, A Decade of Southern Devel- opment-Jennie c. Gresham.
 Class Poem-LeweIlyn Spigener.
 Solo (a) African Love Song; Cb) Beloved. It Is Morn (Florence Ayl . woodJ-Miss Katie Booth.
 Recita tion. Theatre Party (Mrs. wiggs)-Katie R. Spigener.
 Yaledictory, Opportunities Taken is Information and Success Assured Ernest Dunnlap.
 Delivering of Diplomas-Hon. Mac A. Smith
 Address-Rev. H. NJ Edmonds. Improvisation tMcDowelD - Miss Delma Foster.
 Benediction-Rev J. F. McCann. A large audience greeted the school in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday sch ool room. and all the exercises were enjoyed.
 Charlie Robinson, the negro accused ' of assault, had a preliminary trial be- fore Justice Guy Rice this afternoon and was found guilty of an assault and was fined $20o and six months hard labor for the county.
 The sheriff guarded the accused last night to prevent mob violence, but there were indications of trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
NEWS OF TROY.
Hu,td,nx Improvements Expected {
 EuIIven Pike's Capital.

Hu,Id,nx Improvements Expected to
 EuIiven Pike's Capital.
 Troy. May Especial. )-Clarence MccaTtba Librarian at the Normal ColIepe left for AndaIusia this evening where he will make stenographic re- nort oF inc Howard murder trial
 MT. McCartha Is young stenogra- nbsr of unsual ability. and has report sd the most important cases in the courts of this section for several years.
 rrov is unusually quiet since the closing of the schools, but 1t is hoped oS tb"re will be some substantial i'm nrovements made in the city in the pesr future. It is expected that ground ,,JI w,iI he broken for the Slo.oo0 public ,thrsrv within the next two months, ana inc $40 900 appropriation for. the Govarnment building is expected 10 be nsda hefore Congress adjourns. The iat has already been selected and paid sor ana ft is hoped that the erection of tbs building will be commenced as soon after the appropriation is made as pos sible. ,,,u ,n +b,s n,ar Lst For nearly 12 cents the past day or Aet & io. 4bo farmers are beginning to twrn twT, loose Ia a part of their holdings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
I N SOC I IE1T Y
PnrsrDENTs DAY

PRESIDENTS DAY
 WITH THE rINTAGIL.
 When the Tintagil met Monday af- ternoon 1t was Presidents Day, and the hostess was the retiring President. Miss Lucretia Wyman, who provided q charming original program of enter tainment for the occasion. To each member had been sent a comic postal card with a request that she write on it an appropriate original verse or joke. So each brought with her to the meeting her card and the reading of the efforts" which were wonder fully clever, formed a very much en- Joyed feature of the afternoon.
 Later there was presented to each member a booklet containing a story composed entirely of names of poems by Browning. only the first letter of each word being written, and the task required was that each should fill out the blanks and so complete the story. The story was the work of Miss Wyman and it's construction showed a perfect knowledge of the works of the great poet as well as the power of cleverly telling a tale by only the use of the titles of his poems.
 On another page of the booklet was a picture of Buster Brown with writ ten beneath, Resolved. Bob Browning says of Buster he never turns his back put dlWdyS InhTCn6S
 Then each member was assigned a different letter of the alph abet and told to make a sentence of What Bus ter says of Browning" with each word of the sentence beginning with the letter assigned her. This was very amusing, and the efforts" again were exceedingly clever.
 The election of officers resulted in Miss Rebecca Pollard. President Miss Mary Green. Vice President, and Miss Alice Lahey. Secretary.
 Two souvenirs of the afternoon were cut for and a Day Book of Thoughts from Mrs. Browning was. won by Miss Louise Marks, and a pretty water-eolor picture the work of Miss Wyman, fell to Miss Mary Green. The picture illus trated a quotation from Browning.
 After the program. Miss Wyman ushered her guests into the dining room, where delicious refreshments were served from table adorned with daisies.
 This was the last meeting of the Tintagil to be held until the fall, and it was one of the most delightful in the history of the club. The Tintagil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-27
st,IIman Inatitute Program.

Tuscaloosa, May 26.-(Special. l-The thirty-second a1niversary of stillman Institute was held this evening at the Presbyterian Church for negroes.
 The following was the program: Mu- sic; prayer; music Hampton London Jr., Jackson, La. The Christian Doc tor" John Mcwilson, Tuscaloosa, Par. ents' Neglect of the Sabbath School Aurustus Powell. Eutaw. The Diver. sifcation of Farming in Alabama, music; Richard B. Strong, Blackstock S. C.. The Colored People and the Prohibition Movement" Judge NJ. VII Hams Tuscaloosa. The Curse of Idle ness" Theological Department: Mu- sic; Ambrose J. Hill. Centerville, Miss. The Call of the Church to Educated Men and Women" Henry Clay Ray Thomasville, Ga. The Opportunities of Youth :" music; address to the graduat- ing class by Rev. L G. flames; pres entation of certificates and diplomas benediction.