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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-22

-PIcDlcs, surprise parties and
dancing is now in order, and wa
have one or the other every day
of the week, the present genera
tion of young people believe in
having good time when they can
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FOR SALE.

Six vacant lots and eight
residences for sale, for cash or
on easy terms. For price and
other particulars apply to
f. A. MARAIsr, Agent,
Aug % St, Martinville, La
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-22

The Democratic parish commit
tee met at the Court House here
Monday to select Commissioners
for the primary election on Sep
TENDER LIST. 1t appears that the
Liable Olivier people were caught
mapping, they expected 10 hold II
meeting Tuesday and had prepar-
eel for that day. but the other side
had the law with them and forced
session Monday. They could
not agree Oh a compromise. aud
proceeded to draw AS the law pre-
scribes.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-22
CONSTABLES SALE.
AUGUST LEDOTX
ALEXANDER PELLERIN

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Martin
Fourth Ward Justice Court
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF IA writ OF iieri facias. issued by r. L..
Morrow, Justice of the Peace Of the
Fourth Ward of the Parish Of st. Martin
in favor Of August LrdOux and against
Alexander Pellerin. and to he directed !
will at Ten o'clock on
Saturday the Goth day of Sept
1908 al the office Of the said Justice Of
the Peace in the Fourth Ward Of the
said Parish. offer for sale at Public Aur-
ton the following property. u wit
First The undi, ided half If s. vruty
t1W arprnts of swamp land situated in
the fourth ward. parish Of ST. Martin
and bounded AS follows: tu-wii uurth
by lands Of Heirs Of Valrry Thibodeaux.
south by land Of DR.. A. Guilbrau. east
by Ceazer Angelic, west by +. 4. Do
meng"aux.
Second The - 24) Two Twenty Fourth
nf the undivided arptnt'Of land situated
at An~e la Butte and bounded n follows:
north b, Public R0ai, South by Hermo-
gene llrb-rt. East ry Moss aud others.
West by New Public Road.
Third All his rights AID title ard in
terest on a certain tack of wood land
situated IN the Fourth Wad on the
west side OF Bayou Ttche, containing
Twenty (20 supe. fetal arpents, and
bounded as fellows: north 10y lands Of
Gilbert ThibOleaux. south by Numa Le-
doux. east by +. 4. Domengpaux aud
west by lands formerly belonging 10
Neville Landry.
Fourth The one third undivided of a
certain track Of wood land situated i'm
the fourth ward. on the east side Of Ba
you Teche containing one hundred and
sixty two superficial arpents. more or
less. being in township . S. X. 6 east
being section y Of north - OF section
~. southwest district Of Louisiana.
Fifth All his rights and title and in
teIest on Il certain tract of land s,tua-
ted in the fourth ward on the east side
Of Bayou Teche. containing Sixty super
fetal arpents. more or less. and bounded
"a follows: north by Jos Pellerin, south
10y Pauiin Guidry and iothers. east by
Public Road aud School lands and West
by Bayou Teche.
Seized a the property OF Alexander
Pellerin under said writ OF fieri facias.
Terms cash.
Dated this 18th day OF Aug. 1905.
ERASTE CHAMPAGNE.
Con hlp
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Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody III GAINESVILLE. o.. knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, o! rurai rOute 5. She
writes: My husband, james Ice. tirm
ly believes he owes his life to the use Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery. His lungs
were 80 severely affected that cOnsump
ton seemed Inevitable, when Il friend
recommended New Discovery. We tried
1t, aud its Use has restored him " per
feet health" DR.. Kings New Discovery
is the King Of throat and lung remedies.
For coughs ana colds il has no equal.
The first dose gives relief. Try it. Soli
under guarantee AT I. ]. Liable drug
itOre. 5Oc and 800 Trial bottle free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-22

school building entirely ny pOpu-
lar subscription. In the spring of
1905, Mr.. Favrot resigned his pos
ition at Leesville. During that
summer he was employed in the
Summer Schools of the state, be-
ing instructor in Summer School
at Gretna. Jefferson Parish, for
one month. aud then being tran
sferred to Thibodeaux, Lafourche
Parish, where he also worked for
one month. instructing teachers.
His methods created favorable
impression in Gretna, and he was
offered inducements to accept en-
ployment there, to build up cen.
trial high school for that parish.
Three months after the opening of
the session in Gretna, however,
Mr.. Favrot was called to his na-
tive parish, West Baton Rouge, to
take charge of the school system
there as superintendent at sala-
ry of $500 a year. West Baton
Rouge is a small parish, there be-
ing only twelve white schools in
the parish. In addition to super.
vising the public schools of the
parish, Mr.. Favrot had time to as
sumo the editorship of the parish
journal, the Sugar Planter, and
was correspondent for all agricul-
tural Journal, the Louisiana Plan
ter. In addition to this Mr.. Fav-
rot WAS sent out during the SEES
sion Oh Institute work by the State
Department of Education, spend
ing a week at New Iberia, a week
at Orelousas, in instructing teach
ers, aud those various occupations
enabled him to increase his in
come to between $500 to $1,000
During the two years and three
months that Mr.. Favrot WAS in
West Baton Rouge, the school sys-
tenn there made material progress.
One of his first acts WAS to organ
ize high school in the only in.
corporated town in the parish.
This high school has grown and
prospered, and with it the rural
school of the parish. During his
term of office, new school build
ings were erected, all the schools
We're furnished with patent desks,
all the houses were painted, teach
ers salaries were raised aud tho
rough organization aud systems-
tizatlou of the schools took place.
During his incumbency of the Of
flee, several appropriations were
made by the Police Jury of that
parish for various improvements,
and the regular appropriation for
public schools was raised from one
and quarter To two mills.
Although MIR. Favrot's salary in
West Baton Rouge WAS double
that of his predecessor in office,
aud although more money was
spent on schools during his ill.,
cumbeucy, when he left last June,
there WAS larger cash la ance Oh
hand than there ever has been at
that time Of the year.
When Mr.. Favrot accepted the
appointment to st. Martin Parish,
he did SO because he felt that there
was larger field for development
in this parish than in his own ma
tive parish. He felt, too, that the
offer would enable him to devote
all his time to his professional du.
ties, and that this would give him
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
POLICEMAN THREATENED
BY VICTIMS MOTHER

NEW YORK, July 30.--"As surely
rs stand here. shall kill that man"
Pointing dramatically at David
Shellard, the policeman who had just
been .exonerated by the coroner's Jury
from the murder of Barbara Reig, the
slain girls mother shouted this threat
in court, as she struggled to free her
self from the grasp OF the girls iance
that she might attack the officer.
Shellard. who had admitted that he
was with Barbara Reig when bullet
killed her in Irving-sq. park. Will
iamsburg. and who did all in his pow
er to conceal the girls identity, ex-
poets to walk out from Raymond-st.
Jail today free man. The verdict
of the coroner's jury was that Miss
Reig had killed herself with the po-
liceman's revolver. at the announce
ment OF the verdict, policemen in the
court room jumped up and excitedly
slapped Shellard on the back. He will
try to have himself reinstated on the
police force.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
SHOOTS FATHER
FOR RAISING FUSS
YOUTH PUTS TWO BULLETS INTO
PARENT BUT LATTER WON'T
PROSECUTE.

Samuel Denton, a shoemaker, was
shot twice in the right thigh by his
SON, John. aged 20, in the family resi-
dence. No 491 Lawndale-ave., We'd
nesday evening, following family
row. The son was arrested. but re-
leased when the father refused TO
prosecute. His wounds are not seri-
ous
Denton. senior, raised big kick at
the supper table, Wednesday evening,
because there was no dessert. 1t is
said. He became furious when he
saw consumptive brother OF Mrs.
Denton, who lives in tent back OF
the house. eating a dish Of berries and
cream. Rushing back into the house.
he renewed the quarrel with his wife
and retired, still sputtering.
When John came home and learned
of the fuss he began to upbraid his
father. and produced a revolver. AT
sight OF the weapon Denton. ST., Jump
ed out OF bed and made a rush for
the weapon. In the struggle for Its
possession IL was discharged.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
ORDERS TO GERMANY
INDICATE PROSPERITY

NEW YORK, July 30-Robert j.
Thompson. a Chicago manufacturer,
who has been spending the last two
years as United States consul at Han
over Germany, is in New York. on a
business trip. Speaking OF the indi-
cation OF returning prosperity and the
general Improvement OF commercial
conditions, Mr.. Thompson said:
Rapid revival in business activi-
ties is going on this very minute. IL
may not be apparent in every respect,
but in orders placed In Germany by
American buyers and in goods now
being shipped to this country the Inn
provement during the quarter ending
June 30 has been as marked as the
falling OFF was noticeable during the
previous six months"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
NAUGHTY PRUSSIAN
PRINCE WEBS ACTRESS

BERLIN, July 30.--It became known
today, that Prince Joachim Albrecht,
OF Prussia. and Marie Sulzer, an act
ress, music hall singer and dancer.
well-known In Berlin. Vienna and
Paris. were married on July Is. Mum
erous attempts had been made on the
part of the family OF the prince TO
keep him away from the dancer and
the kaiser went so far as to send him
on a commission to South Africa. but
the prince remained In hiding In Der.
lin. keeping up his attentions to the
woman.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
MRS. VANDERBILT ILL
FROM SONS DEATH

PARIS, July 30.--Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt. ST., mother of G. WINTHROP
Sands. who was killed In an auto ac-
cident yesterday near Poissy, Is pros
trated with grief at the untimely
death OF her young son. Both she and
her husband were at the Chateau st.
Louis. towards which Mr.. Sands was
journeying when the accident occurred
and the mangled and charred body
was carried there from the scene.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Sands
will take place In Paris on Saturday.
AS a result of the tragedy Mr.. Van
derbilt has withdrawn all his horses
from his racing engagements.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
CURRENT PALAVER
OF THE POLITICIANS

A most interesting tribute OF per-
sonal admiration was paid John n.
Anhut, candidate for the Republican
nomination for senator in the fourth
district. by a half hundred OF his
friends who gathered in Walkers res
taurant. No. 80 Farmer-st., Wednes.
day evening to further organize in his
behalf. Most of the men present
were under IS years OF age, school
and college mates OF the candidates.
william NJ. Walker, president of the
Anhut club acted as chairman and
also as host at very paltable spread.
He declared that the members OF
the club are not politicians but bust.
ness men whose one object In the
campaign Is to elect Anhut- X. +.
flanagan described Anhut as twice as
old as his years because OF his having
to struggle for a living and an educa-
ton from the time he was q boy, thus
having none Of the wasted years com
mon to youth. Allan p. Cox declared
that Anhut Is older than Lincoln,
Roosevelt and others were when they
began their legislative careers. Other
speakers were: Thomas Payne. ollie
Baxter, DIR. r. ]. Baskerville. Fred G..
Dewey, Ernest Sullivan and Edmund
Sloman. Anhut headquarters have
been started In the Trussed Concrete
building. The club will conduct a
campaign by means OF pledge cards
and personal solicitation In the eighth.
Tenth. Twelfth and Fourteenth wards,
which constitute the district.
The street railway issue cleaves TO
us like porous plaster, says Thomas
G. Craig. who Is an enthusiastic
Breitmeyer supporter. For half gen.
Grafton every man elected for mayor
has run on the three-cent fare issue.
Craig declares, with the statement
that IL is about time that business
like settlement on fair terms was
made. and the political walters depriv-
ed of their longtime excuse for seek
ing places on the payroll. He thinks
Breitmeyer is the man for the job.
Republicans OF the fourth precinct,
Seventeenth ward, met In the home
OF c. II. Garland, No. 4S1 Belvidere-
ave-, Wednesday evening. William T..
Dust, George r. CASTOR. Richard Lind.
say and DR.. John +. Bennett were
among the general candidates who
talked. while Walter NJ. Trevor, Peter
j. Abt and X. o. Starkey explained
their fitness for alderman. and III. j.
Lowther told those present he would
like To be estimator.
A Bryan and Kern ratification meet
ing will be held under the auspices OF
the Wayne County Democratic club
in month or Whereabouts to open the
national campaign in Michigan. An
other ratification is also talked of to
be held under the auspices OF the city
hall Democracy.
short state campaign is made
probable by the decision OF the Re-
publican state central committee In
session. Wednesday. in Grand Rapids
TO hold the state convention OF that
party Sept. 29 In Detroit. This is just
a month after the state primary cleo
ton and Ave weeks before the fall
election All county conventions are
to be held on Sept. 8. Charles Moore.
OF Detroit, was elected treasurer OF
the committee to succeed Paul +. Bag
ley. James o. Murin will be temper
AIRY chairman of the convention. Den
mis- E. Award, OF Glare. has been re.
elected secretary Of the committee.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
JOHNSON JOINS
BRyAN'S CAbAL
MINNESOTA GOVERNOR WILL
ACT AS MEMBER OF PERSONAL
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. July 3d.
John A. Johnson has accepted the In
vitation of VIM. Jennings Bryan TO
act as q member of the candidates
personal advisory committee" The
committee includes fifteen prominent
Democrats who will act as Mr.
Bryan's political cabinet throughout
the campaign.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
MONASTERIES SHOW BIG
INCREASE IN ENGLAND

LONDON, July S0.-Much surprised
public interest has been aroused by
the figures just published showing the
remarkable increase In the number
of Catholic monastic institutions in
Britain.
In 1929 there were no monasteries
In Great Britain and only Is converts.
In 1851 there were II monasteries
and SO converts and in 1907 the mum.
Der OF monasteries In England had
risen TO 81 and that OF converts to
7S3.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
Oh! Birdseed! st. Clair
Hotels Will Be Dry
Beginning On Aug. 9

PORT HURON, Mich, July 3d.
Especial -Beginning Sunday. Aug. 8.
hotels at the st. Clair Flats will be dry
and the thirst wayfarer, or picnicker
will have to go elsewhere. II he wants
anything to drink. The slot machines
must also GO Sheriff Davidson today
gave out this information.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
SULTAN GRANTS AN
AMNESTY TO REFUGEES

NEW YORK, July S0.--The Turkish
consul. Nundji Bey, today made pub
lie an order he had received direct
from the sultan granting amnesty TO
all Turkish political refugees In the
United States. This order is In line
with the policy OF the sultan toward
greater freedom In Turkey. This
means the Armenian Christian refu-
gees may now return.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
DICKINSON FILES PETITION.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, July 90
Especial Rep Dickinson has filed
his petition 10 have his name placed
on the primary ballot as a candidate
for the state senate, to succeed Karl
ID. Reyes OF Olivet, also a candidate.
Two candidates are after Dickinson's
job.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
AMUSEM ENTS.
= e Mp E

"BLUE RIBBON" VAUDEVILLE.
The Partisan Fire-Dnnce Queen 'Ids
FulIer), Ralph e. Herr, Seven Yuilians,
Edna Phillips Co.. sadie Jsnsei.
Barry Il woIford, steely q Edwards.
Arthur Huston, kinetogrnph Pictures
OF VIM. n. Taft. Next Week-Wfifred
Clarke e. Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES


Detroit
Up--Gould. Black, 10. McGean. 20:
Dunham. IL 80. Mueller. /; Annie Lau-
RE. Maine and barges. ?. Livingstone
$40; Niko and barge. 42O: Armour
$50. Northern Light, 715
Down-Runnels, Huron city. iO.a0:
Jim Brown. IL 20; Gilbert /: Rookie
Teller. Maia. 1910. Vcnezuela and baras
2. Nicholas. Barlum $50
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
OOMlQUE Randolph & Gfatioi

ADmISsION ana l0c
Mr. Mcveigh, Irish Comedian. Esnef-
son e. Ruth. Refined Singing ard
Dancing Team. Hiker a bur-
tanger, Twentieth Century Musicians
Pictorial DaIlads-LIllian Knox and
Arthur Fiest. Special Self Ex pInBatory
Animated Pictures. Performance going
on continually from 1890 to IL y. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

CARLETON. Mich. July s0.-(Spe.
ciaI) Jacob Hotter. aged 90 years.
living west OF this place. was found
dead In bed at his home this morn
ing. where he had expired from heart
disease during the night
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31

Every article included in this Sale 10 suitable for
immediate use; the large stock Of fancy summer artI
Giles all new and right upto-dats. " you want
what you want and when you want II, at your
price (praeteay speakns), come here Saturday. The
stock must be reduced.
YOUR MONEY BACK iF THE ARTICLE IS NOT
WHAT you ANTICIPATED. John c. Hsrtx Co. Ia
known for it's reliabiIity-ask your neIghbors.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31
sunday Excursion August 2. via
Michigan Central.

AT Following very low rates Tor the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-31

A Bryan and Kern ratification meet
ing will be held under the auspices OF
the Wayne County Democratic club
in a month or Whereabouts to open the
national campaign in Michigan. An
other ratification is also talked of to
be held under the auspices OF the city
hall Democracy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

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men'6ltfeS Gleno- ouigcriibrt, 10
ntcl @clunobeitsfopitul gef6broet,
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DIE gauge oIte @eifihte nod cinn1ol
olla3ltbreiter, Die mir bis 5ltm Gfe!
ld)on etltnlol geid)lltdt baben.
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olrd) al @eridtsiteQc. Nie nit 10
motter Stimme periihert, oob 80.
milienmirrniiie i'm iritb bon Der
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IL mlloer @eile oouon geiproden
rte er iib bon Der 8erirrun1 olti
Die S6oltbiibne 81 ieinem mabreu
Seruie, Dem S6riftIteQertbum, 9e.
%flunocn. Die SdGric, oie Sidcrbeit
fcblt leincm wort, ooS trobige 6euer
leinem 9lid. Qieie 0erbanoIlm0
miro iueun lid) I'M niidternen 8e-
ridtslaal propbe5cicn l0Bt - feline
Seniotion brlngen feline mil0en
Sample, fem Hingen unperiobnlifer
0egner. @epiB, feiner fam 5llriid.
Ser cine bat geiogt: o-in oieiem 2es
ben nie!" Gen onoercn bGlt Der
Mlrnit mnircft, iid inter Gio 5l
reinigen. Nber miioe, miioe itno Tie
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t!d9cr, Die &ertbeioigcr - tic ncb.
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TrieOrit, @iLbelm in ieinem Serme-
I'm ilber Dem Hihtertiid Gage lang
betrGdtlid) lnngtpeilen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Ser SdJnnrrbart Dor bent SOrum Der
@iiicnid)aft.

Die 6roge Der Niiblihfcit oocr
SdGolid)feit oeS Sdnlrrbort9 hat
Elm Irun50iiidcr Erofeiior experiment.
tell mtcrllltt. Sicr5u aing CT nit
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prG6ti0en Shnurrburt 9eSiert mnr.
lGn9ere Belt ourd) Die StraBen Don
Eari@, 0oml onrd) Die S1le 0c3
Solure, uno iubr idIieBlid) NIT i'll
men in cinem iiberiiIutcn StruBcn.
babmuogcn 5u leinem Saboratorium.
&icr iuuroen lie bon elmer iungen
Game eriuortet, Die eiQen@ genlietbet
luorocn mar, nm iih BON oieicn bel
cen Serrcn - fiiIIen 51l luIicn, nod
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f0ltig feimfrei geinad)t morocn lpas
ren. 3ltcrlt fam Der Scrr obne
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DC nit elmer feinlireieu 0lirite BON
Den 2ipptn ser jnltgen Dame cine
Grobe obqetpilht, sic duf eihen N0br-
boocn bon 'Wifruben iibertrugen mur.
De; bierohi mluoen bic 2tppen mic
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nit Dem Sdnurrbort trot an bic
Stelle 0es Serrn obtle Sd)mlrrbart,
Nodoem Der 9tGbrbooet eiilige Gage
i'm 8riitihronf geitonoen botte. MIR.
oen Die Eroben l~orgf1ltig inter Dem
Oiifroifop unterilldlt. 9Ci Der Ero-
be, Die bon Dem Serrn obneS dnlrrs
bart ltommtc, fonb lid cine ulerbeb.
lid)c Wenge bornlloier Seine; Die
anoerc 1robe oogegen luimmelte &c.
rooc5l bon Vdtterien, oorunter no
rem alld) Silberteln mo 9iphtberies
errcGcr ST finocll. 9ie Grtlarun9
bicriilr lit gon5 bon lelbit peritGuo.
lid. Der Shnurrbort lit elm Dor.
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mo ser benfbor giinitigltc N6brbo-
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lpornl uno ieudt aeboltert miro. Ger
Serr Erofeiior mari,t oaher oltsoriid
LID alle iungen WGbd)en, lid) bon ei.
mem Serrn nit Sdnurrbort f~iiliell
5ll lollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12

Mir Dies mo 0o9, mas id) crQotlid)
inn0.
Nllld) leert' id) mnnd)mnl monhell
pollen &rltg
Nit glrtcn SrcrlocrL bis Is bieB:
&cnug.
9tur ems eridten mir nitntoIs red)t
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Veiob id, mua gcna1t 10 inno id
idIieBIidl
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nid)t libel.
9hm tonmt Die 9tadt. %d) bin be-
rcit9 am 3iclc.
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limo iieb'! Nm llier itcben ibrcr
pielc,
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griiBen.
limo alien fam id) iogcn: 0aa tbllt
gut
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fen, ole IN ibren1 eigenortigcn @u.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
Die nIrblidrite Nirdc Der Melt.

Gon Der n0r0lidIten Stride Der
ySelt lpeiB Der yOHerpatore Momano"
81 erjoblen: Gin pour SuaeSreiicn
muB Der 9eiitd)er bon Samnerfclt
lhon ourunieben, luenn or lp0ter
onbeim iid) riibmen mill, baS ab9eIc.
gene tleine 8ottesbalta beittd)t 81
tabcn, bas Dem Noropol ont ndd)Iten
llegt. Snmitten bon Gil paar Grnl-
liden Siiher6iitten crbebt iid) oos
&irflcin. rob aus Spl5 ge5immert.
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nid)t baS miloeite uto Der 8enleinoc.
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die Srad)t nit DEM Background Der
esfimos pertouiben millien. Tim lei.
nen Imtspilidteu geniigen 81 font
men. Is limo ibrer nid)t a~ll6upielc.
Nur ON Sonntng beindlen cirige 10
pel5umbiinte @l1ubige baS 8ottes.
bols: Die geiammte Ginmobnerld)aft
iener fleinen neItiernen &olonie. oic
III burtem &f ais arnle Slider
Scr ipfooen Notnr ibren fiimmerli'
djcll 2ebenpnnterbalt u%bringen. Cine
ircite GiSpiiite trennt pies Souilein
inerihrodener Menlden bon Der
@elt. Neben Der &irhe Itebt ein
s~ipeiter bei6eioener Sol5bou: oos 500
ipitol. oos Der Eiarrcr leitet, 10 gut
es ibm ieine meoisiniifen a%enntnillc
crmoglid,en. Ienn bislong bat iid)
tein arSt gefunben, Der perliid)t botfe.
i'll iencr eiiigen Meaion lid) cine Era-
ris ST griinoen, unO 10 mtBte ipobl
obcr libel Der Seeliorger p%erlud)en,
iid) 1r5tlide aenntniiie ansueignen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-12
@cprae @pclfei.

s. iturh am IL. Sanuar 1905 nab iurSet
aruntbeit 8cprge Nuelisi, ~NcItcbter Snttc BON
%Auninuahe Gnfdbcib &oeticl. aeb. Drifting, I'M
Altcr BON GG &abreI. Sic @eeroiaung rInoet
2ieuitaa. 5 ubr Gormittugs, bon ieiner leRteu
9Subnunq, III. 3fG. SiiozgtHHzStrabe, aus iIdtt
uHo oanit nu6 ter Ct Wt~iduels-Nirhe. mo-
nm 9 llbr &prHittags eine Requiem-6obmeiie
lin oas netl ieiner Secle ccIchrirt niro. Scr
iuduote mo Sreunoe linn utbtunasoeu etngela.
neu G0-lD