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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
SdlifismndlridItcn.

0cnuu, %. Npril. - Qump1cr
oTricorid1 Der @roBc" lit bon NCm-
3nrt" bier onGctontmcn,
Ericit. %. Npril. - Non Ncm.
?lort bier o~naclougt lit Der Gomptcr
oGorpotbio".
Guccnatomn, y. NpriI. -
Ter Gompicr yWtourctoniu", pol
NGu )orf nad) &iucrpool mtcrpcga,
trui bier ciu mo iubr mciter.
Gopcr, y. 9lpril. - Ser Can't
pier g&oocrlono", bon Ncm-)ort nod
Nntmcrpcn bcitimnt, trnf bier cit
ulb lit meitcr g~cfobrcn.
Ghcrbourn u. 9priI. - Ter
Ton1picr .&ronprin5 @ilbChn", orti
>cm @cQc ppn 9tcms Dorf rod Orc,
mclL lit bier cinNctroiicn unO lcBtc
leinc 6obrt tort.
Gibraltar, y. Npril. - Der
Gompicr o&0ui0iu Cutie, nrti 0cnt
Wc0c bon NCus 2)orf nudl NSCopCl um0
Ocnllu, troi bier Gin mo iubr mcitcr.
&pnoon, y. Npril. - &ier an.
Qcfonmen lit Der Gompicr vWfinnt.
toufo" BON NemsHorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

so muBte meme GrtIIruno ub6rc
Gsn, Ter 3ug pcrIan9Iomtc Isin
9empp; meme Gyrou bate ij9 crboben,
ib 6olf iGr bic 6eocrFola umt6un,
bolt, iDren G0,rm aus Dem Reg.
Die G6iit puroe uufQeriTen.
Mortc Gorlo!" REF cine I1riue
Gtimmc il rag 9(tt5cil.
8ertcuQungcn. !6Gnoeoriide.
Mu3 benz NebcnT,niter Il9tcn bic
S1pTe brc;er GItIidcn Im~erttanerinz
men, GGne1tcrn. Die ais S6rcden beg
Observation-Disclosures II S<cl &C.
firc9tet mo.en, lpcrn ic gu 9cigcn uno
St iin9cn anfin9en.
nOcoo tDe!"
lleter linen rGgte oo3 m~cIanholtfhe
@eIiHt tniereS Grie4sn bsrou8, Ton
ben @amen gei9Gbt ais WaI5erIpies
ler.
r,gu reooirr! @icl 0liid!"
.Tantc - bantc!"
Sutliif!cn. !Sinoepinten.
Gam bate i'd meme 6rau inter,
uno ioir beGannsn bic Strabe bcrgan
AT Iicigcn, bic in einem ipeiten 9ogen
mad Nlonte Carlo binauffiibrt. Die
@snuBurg bc5 Nui3u9s oerf6md3ten
ipir, Der binter Dem 9a6nbof bic Silt
gen unb 9eeuemcn an Der GyeGfenmauer
erlpor mad Der obcri ten SerraTe be-
fGrbcrt.
Sd mar felt circm Monot perfeiras
tGet. N}it meinsr junQen 6rdu, pel6e
bic Iipiera ni6t tanntc, bate ih
eini6e 3eit in Gan Hemo 3ugcbrodt,
BON no mir bdufjQe Goge8au8fIiige
unterna6mer. Na5 heute 4benD iolte
bic 9iidfatrt nod OicIcm Srt erfolz
gen. ygir 9cboItsn nod biz Gnbe
1cbrnar in Can &cmo 81 pcrtlciben.
rScbt b~etrittTt On tIaiiiidcn 90
benz" ne.tc mc;ne 6rau. sic puBte,
baB i'd lin unb micoer in Der nebez
IoIen, Der 19rsdIi4m 8tit" cine
Gpribtolr on oieies tcrrlihe GjcItabe
%uaternommen unb Gierbci aud benz
MoIoA ba ohen i'm 8dIino mcin
Ghsyftcin Qcorfert totte.
r@epiB, mein 5er5, id lam bier
io3uIoatn Den Wirt9 MAIDEN, Wenn
i'd Is mir 10 red)t ii6erIe9e, mar eS
bo0 bic b0hfIe 3ejt, baB OH 0i4
mein:r erbormteTt unb mid nabmIt."
Sd fubte cine mOglidit ernIte
m}irnn n,ri1uipbpn
nNo8 loart mohl ionit aus Dir gez
ipcrotn," llrtete bic nofoentli9 0ez
gebenc 2lntloort,
y}un rcrr1oGte il bas Qaden nidt
ld1t9er 81 untcrbriidcu.
Oteins 5ycu b!je6 ftcAen. Sic
groGtc: .Nti6tfrniger W2cni0!" limb
Elm Dortpuyfspolier Did trcf mid aus
iDren I4Uncn Q(uacu.
Damn gob re iih ein:n Ruiz. Sbre
Stiuiae no6m ZEN cntiGierenIten
Gpn oil, htr ibr sur @erfiigung itano.
nNur uater eincr @epingun5 sebe
i0 pcit:y!"
Sd fab fl herlcunbert an. nNas
mcirit Oh Gh1h2"
(6urticBlu8 iolgt,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Mubcrne @ubnbanicr.
GleftrildDe Wclcnd)tnug.
1900 8euiert, St.N,unament's trahe.
Etn-n

aoufen eines oieier moocrnen Stpeift6diaer
Robnbdufcr. Gle e~ntbatter ale mooerneu Gin
rihtuneen. eIeflrif6e uno 8asbeleudtung; bar
ben Gombirations=Gisi6rani uro Sorraibsfam
rter, eiipas Neues; auBeroem Die neuetie fant'
tdrc 9Iumbina, 8erbinoung nit Saral; 3rot
toir, deQer irb 0of cementirt. 10 Sub mi
8ranpiIiibie eepfIaiterle 6inter : Iae1; bo1t
iino eefnfibe Gage. 2ecen 4na bis 8 @belibs
fir bic Beiiftieuue %oiicl1. Gin 6nis 3ur 4to
be mil GIeitrisitdt belci6tct. COWARD 3. Ont,
ioahrr, 8nnrriernehmer. bureau: Hr. 1851,
CisW ,Strabc.
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

9iefe pu,eerboHen, relen, Der Sett3eit ent,
fpretbenben 2.fi6digen Sdufer nr9t. sWatltnH.lee.
bipiihen Soffmnus II .4reitonitr.. blirblpeg bhbih
u. finftierifh beforirt, nit ieoer oenfbnren Nef
Gas. unb gIefirif6s otdt. gnloaen. gb3uastanai'
Berbiuounsen, BaiisrsGIofeis, 9orseIon Baoe'
spannen, Furnaces. certentirte 6eler, Irottotre
unb Sofe nHo non nicle artoere Sor3nae, oereil
mert6 mon MIR ermeiien fam. ipeitn man ote'
TeIbei iiebt. Tisbrtger @runS6ins. Geitie Bah
tnnesbebinauneer. Often fit gefitttgun9 tag
tt& uiib Spnnines.
CHATTER g, Meitphaf. 9niueifter.
Yfredu an CIT unn SteIle.
Yreis Der Sdufcr Srei6ebu Snnoert unb Si.ftt-
alta 9punrs. (st350.00). COMMERCIALLY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Nbiabrtstaoc DER S5canoampfcr bon
WciusNurf.

Mm 90. april 0ampfer nMaieItic"
nah southampton.
Nm %. Ipril 0anpfer n2ucnnia"
nod 2iucrpool.
PIN 80. gpril 9ompfer DNoro
9(ntcrico" rodl Ncopel uno @cnllo.
Nm so. Npril Gonpicr ~. 81 Eic.
monte" nod Ncopcl mo @enua.
gm 80. 9lpril Der Sampler nYtndi.
nolu" nab 2onOon.
gm 80. Npril Gon,picrr Slouonio"
ltod) Gibraltar mo Neopcl.
4m 80. April Sampler nSScor scr
3rueitc" nod Copenhagen.
Im so. Npril 9anlpier nIrabic"
llod) &iocrpool.
0lm 30. 9lpril Gompier n9cuti6.
lano" nod Somburg.
Nn 80. gpril Gampier n2iitolu
nod Bremen.
9ln 80. April Gompier 80 So.
ooie" nod Soprc.
Vim 9. Wtoi 9ompfer nStalia" nod
Ncapcl.
GIN .. Moi Gompfer nGolebonia"
nod Glasgow.
9ln .. Wtoi Gon1pfcr nGarmania"
nod Siucrpopl.
gm 3. M'oi Sampler naonig Il.
bert" nod) Gibraltar un0 Heapel.
Nm .. Wtoi Gompicr nGorco" nad
Giottcroom ltno 2ibou.
PIN 2. Mai Compiler sBbilooel.
p6ia" nndl S%outbornpton.
Stnt ., Wioi Gompier naroonlau0".
nod GoOcr mo Nntmcrpen.
Nm 3. Moi Compiler nFrciiocnt
@ront" nod @omrburg.
gm 5. Mai Gonpicr nauilcr @il.
bclm Der 3lucite" nod) Bremen.
PIN 6. Mai Gompicr o%grecntina"
nod) NcopeI mo Gricit.
Gm 6. Wioi 9anpicr uWoOonno"
nod Ncopcl unh WarIciQe.
PIN 6. W}oi Sampler n2uiitania"
nod) &iucrpool.
9hn 6. Moi GompIcr n8vnonm"
nod NottcrOonl.
Nm 6. Wfoi GompIer nScconic"
nod) Soutbompton.
Nm Z. Wioi 9onpier so Bro-
Dcncc" nad) SABRE.
2Im 7. Wtoi Gompier Settle" mad
2ipcrpool.
am Z. Moi Gompfer .amcrifo"
nod Snmbltrg.
Nm 7. Moi Gampfer nalriiirit"
mad Bremen.
gm 8. Noi GompIcr ,Ncgina
O'Stolio" nod Ncopel unb @cnuo.
Nm 8. Woi Gompier uEcnnipIUo.
nio" nofl 9ombllrg.
Nm 9. Wioi Gonlpicr nGompnnio"
rad) 2iuerpool.
gm .. Moi Camper nErin5eiiin
Srcllc" nod Gibraltar mo Ncopel.
PIN 8. Woi Camper st. Eoul"
nod) Sollthompton.
Ym 8. Wtoi Iannpier. SinIon0"nad)
9ober uno antiucrpcr.
gnt 8. Moi 3ompicr rWinncopo.
lis" nod Sonoon.
Gm .. Moi Sampler yGrctic" not
Gibraltar mo HeapCl.
PIN II Moi Compiler ,aronprin.
5ciiin Gccilic" nud Bremen.
NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
S6tffsfarten

BON uIto mad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Rem gorf, aaiiite ober 3fpiideu.
oed, 8ediel, atsldnoiides 8elb.
Grcoitbriefe uno @eloienoungen.
3beu. 8. 9iencr e &c.,
Wr. 217. Cft.YaltimDrs-S trasG
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Treiie int Icrtngtou.Nor
Ii d c.

TGIIc 5nr Neiie in's NnslanS be.
Iorgt Is. @aine, Nr. Alb, Eh.yalti.
morcitraFc, naBc Clifton Sonie apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
@aItintprcr Marftbcridltc.

M ontoq y. Ipril 1903.
Webl.- 3ufubr 1852 60'icr, clint
id)IicbIid) 75l 6Giicr 81 Canton; Sit.
ltcnocrionOt ITO S0l'er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Gartcnipicl nnb Hcdcnfnnit.

Sn eincr Nirtcnihule Siioocutid).
lambs, 10 berihtet bic ,Noiiouiidc
Sdlll5citung," fontnlt fiir5li6 Der
geltrenge Scrr Sdulrotb sur Trii.
lung. Ter Gcrloui lit feinesmegS
b~cfrieoigcno. Ger 2ebrer ioQ &c,
denifoft oblegen. Grbittcrt erflGrt
CT, bob bic iibcrous mongelboitcn
aenntniiic olf Den ihledten Sdil.
bclucb ino Die Sntcrelleloii0fcit Der
&irtcnbltbcn iiir bic Sdulc 5urild.
8ufiihrcn icicn. Gummc Streidc
unO g ehsunOiedS5ig." Spielen Jet,
Ell ibre Soiptbcihoitigltng. GerScrr
Shulrotb IoBt Gin Fod Spieltortcn
boleL bGlt ein5elne &nrten Dor ul1o
frogt Den Seppel:
o@oS lit bns2"
cd Ncuner!"
Limo 6as?"
yari5 Nb!"
oltno oos?"
.Shufle Tam.."
Limo haS2"
vShufle ainig!"
Gntriiltet ilber oieie Genntnille 0eS
&ortenipiels ~9cgeniiber benen I'M
Tedlnen gibt Der Sdulrotb bent
Seppel cine Sbrfeige uno fragt i'm:
n@eiBt Git olldL marlim Gu iett
ems fricgt baIt?"
Seppel: o@eil / pergeiie bob,
5pon5ig 5 meloel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gtatlirt 1925.
Goniolioateh 0uan g.,
Wur1.W an.Straae.

Gin arobeS gHoriintent berfaueuer Bianlalt,
fauf, nod inter baIbcn aoitenprets. g8tr eebeH
mad pte boz liberaIe garleben alf nle @ertbs
eegenitdnbe. Seiten'Singnng 5um Rribat'9is
reau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gin ftbbnes Sans nit nod pneft WibbeIl
ipe93npSbnlbcr biuie at ocrfanfen. NadlSuira'
aen in 3r. If, Eit.S itenp. 2trane, Baltimore
Gt7-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Tnftiuns .In5eisen.

Sbumne ). MInIou, Nrp ait,
III Gt'Sertugt1nStr.
WrftlpnS 3Crfnuf
-pUu-
GidJcH &ar=Ginridttung,
SpciIcs nnb Sdanfsimmcr Siidcn,
SansBaltS : lltcuiilicu,
Sptcgcln, gcbO9cncn Substitution,
ScppidDcn, Spiritnoicu, Gisarrcn,
Sierpnmpc, HObrcn, Eoultiidcn etc.,
&cioman'S Gafc,
119 NaHoucrs, ncbc ErnttsS trafc.
9Slr p]ertnufcn an aen0uutcm @l0t alf 6ticnt'
ltbcr Nuition an
StCnitag, 2S. Npril 1908,
BON IL lthr WprmittnaS an
9lDellepulttr6tltEtet 1hdltttlldc mil SptCGCI.
Sn1D RcRlilcr, gIdicr. GpiriluoiCn, GiGdrreu.
trun6oitihclt 8luttcUg!u9t1 Snuolpicgcl, Gifhc,
aebogcte Nol5lliblc, S,bldbiuluicrsGinrtdltllll4
1er, 2teiiinae lllIo e~iictte 9cticn. Nidtrupcli.
NtoplflIleil, Seitieun &epptdhc, Qut!ettclH SeroiCc.
lopiz mo @laslpaareIt. SerttertH. 8lloer. GRO
sen Nitdernfcu mo slltenitIirn, Giher- WIS
%4iebtttdl. Gttcns 9uttct, EopItiib nit Ndltll.
GucIcS NM Gdltcr. 0eHanutc 8gQeHitGtnc
ncroct 5ucrit ais BanScS an0c6otcn, linO foute
onN Nngebot nibi 6llricoenftcucuo fem, oalll
poitiih ciH3elu nerfautt lperocH.
Sur Snipetttun t0qli1 uffeit.
u. y. - SuS Naue III 81 nertttctbet,
&nttiiun & Sabnu,
ttI-9) YnitiolnierC1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

S6ner.- Gr5t: .@elpohncn Sir
iid) oos Moltd)en al. cs idooet 81
ncn." -Eatient: yGos lit leid,t Qc.
iaat. @enn i) mir oos Houden ob.
~aetp5hnen moGte. miiBte if mir crit
bos 5rinfen abgetuobnen, neil id
MIR rolld)e, menn if trinfe -. mo
mas tb1te ih baum ben garl5en Sog2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Gu %Nerfanfen:
3n n~crfaufcu,
Sibidler Hanbiit fiir S22OO.

@ier 9tder guttca 0nno, ih6nc Gueac, cues
Sbii, 1T cinee5dunt. fd6nc Sfdttcnhduitc. gute5
10 3inlmer4puus nit reucrt Sdicieroad). Sfeus
ne. @ibnerbaus II. IN. gtabc gdbnfotton
biai9c Natcn bel m~oratSslidet. Sie 6dlfie
mus haur beSablt pcrocI. 9tU1crce bel y.
gabenhppp, 8r. Iii, uro'GbarfessstraRe.
(0abc nnf ciniac fleiue Fldbe ulf Dem pdit'
DC SIT Ocrmietben.) (Sept1 Mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Seuii0c S%dlluBratc:

W0IH. = ,}niubr 29O8 NuldJcI
&criuu0t BON Den Glcuotorcn II, 7S3
9uidel; Glcpotorcu , 8orrotb 63S.,
5SS VltlhCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
StcHenaeindDc:
Etcneneium
gu pcrmietGcm.


3u permictben:
Mnhltrtes Simmer fHr eilct nher 6luct Hct
reft lit elmer neuildDet Briuuts Sumilic. !iudl
5~ufragen in Nr. 13i, Huro.Guulus strcfc.
ul9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gin GdbauS NIT aht 3immern mo Nnh;
eiu gadofen mo Siat fir hrei lSfcrhe. Ndd
6~uirnecn iu Mr., $50, @eitsgarre'Strafr.
U13-4.t0z2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

ane, fuefde 8eib Bebrauden, fpredbeu bier
Dor. s~lttlciben ari Salnire, Wl1beI uro Sriinbs
eieeLli9uII. SIl Sern1uen. ael1e ScGnsoftltea
Wletbnoe1. Baltimore Supeitmtnt Co." Ir.
100. .9aca.S trase. (27S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
8erlangt i'm aQgemeinen.

apit uub 2ugif.
3pei Mdnner finoen Gpit unb 9ogiS bel AT.
f~i1uoi0eu oeutfbeH 9euten. 9tad8ufraeen III
Der S1ficc oes pEeutiden eprrcipunoenten."
Ut9-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
seutffes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ttiter Der AufFt6t oer m8cuti6eH Seieuidaft@.
3ieienigen, 6e Settfde SuiIoipcrfer, &rbeiter
pnb 8ieufiboten, 5u beftdtti9cn plufben, pol'
Ien tth perfjnii6 cher in franfiricn Priefen an
simmer IL, 8r. 2t5--a17, Gonrtlnnp. 2 traRe,
%penoen, ipeI6er urentaeItIi9 glusiuuft crtbeilerl
miro. Sere6ftunben bon i biz 3 ubr.
(SaH27 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

aus ocn glcpotoren 5i,riidqeiogen -
0uidcl; Glcpotorcn &orratb 1920
gnld)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Srauen nnb WGbGen perIaugt.
8erlauqt

Gin iunaca Wldobrn, Inn in ctncm Spcife=
bats 5t heItet. Nan uorctiirc: Ar. 6tt, 9Getts
Sagettc'S trnsc, Saoeu. ttq-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Yerfaugt:

Gin Ledger iuuaer A{nnn. nm nuf cincln
Sricobofc III o%rbcttcit. yiuh6ufragcn uut Dem
SeraClitiiheu Srieobpfe 6u Gantcu.. Cii9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gin Mann fit @artennrbcit. Der Gin
Ffero ~beiorncn ianfl. gIad5uir08en bel !aBu.
GlDriit, 9plauo.9Snrf. U1s-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

9ertaugt.
9erlanet Wanner nnb Snabcn.
@crfauqt.

WctIdHnt:
Sin g1ter niid1teruer, ftetiQcr Shattlpdrter
nub etI outer gWiirer" fem. lfath5ufrngcu in
Mr. t0i NIB 100, sarit. 5cnete. sttraic.
Ut9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Seutige Sd)luBrotc:

Y y ~ ,DITHUI VFTF NIITUTNI '
aus 0cn elcpotorcn 5uriidgcjogen
1888 guihel; Glepotorcn d. Torrotb
t2Lt70 Nuifcl.
WciBer 9tr. = ifmarer.. 80 -59l.
NeiBcr Nr. = leiftcr bis
,,,;t,(r.u. 20 SSt/
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20

lied roads in the county, productive
land, and we'll worth the price, $4,000.
Will sell farm as entirety. or divide,
making one OF 40 acres and one OF lOC
acres.
40 Acres, three-fourths miles OF
Smyrna neutrality-suspicious.. Pr ce,
$500.
rs Acres, improved, near Roswell,
| Ga. $500.
80 Acres, Broom house, large barn
worth 81 600; 70 acres open to cultiva-
ton and pasture, 10 acres woodland
good orchard, spring branches. Four
miles south of Marietta, one mile from
Smyrna, and mile of Belmont farm.
Price $440O.
20 Acres, Broom house and barn, u
mile east of Smyrna depot; acres
in cultivation land lies we'll. Nice lit
tie farm, and 9 bargain at $3.50.
90 Acres, broom house and large
barn; 80 acres open to cultivation, Is
acres original timber; four miles south
Of Smyrna, Il mile Of electric car line
Price. 1920.
80 Acres, 4-room house and large or
chard Of fine young trees; two-horse
crop in cultivation; one mile from
Smyrna. Price, 5000.
go Acres, miles from Marietta,
miles from Smyrna; one Broom house
and one Broom house good farm, good
pasture, and two spring branches farm
in good condition. Price, $3.50. Bar
gain.
1873 Acres, improved, II miles from
Marietta, 4 miles from Roswell, near
Morgan Falls good land and some good
timber. $500
120 Acres. improved, miles from
Marietta. Price, $500.
Acres with new room house, just
outside the city limits of Marietta
land very fine and level. Price, 81, 900.
Acres, 7-ruom house, large barn,
good orchard. on Atlanta road. half
mile south of city limits of Marietta.
front car line. Bargain. Price, $2750.
1917 Acres, Groom house, on one of
highest points near Marietta, located
in grove of fine oaks. House has bath
room, closets and fine cellar two-room
servant house, barn, woodshed, private
waterworks, variety very fine fruits.
House and grounds in good condition
and well kept. Price, $4,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20
LIMIT OF LIFE.

The theory has been declared
that a human being is given so
much of nervous and muscular
force, and he can dispose of it in
any way he pleases, He can make
q MILL n pounds of phyaical force
last so or 60 or so years, acc ording
to the way be feels like disposing
of it. If he resorts TO riotous liv-
ing, or the terrible strain of ath-
letics, or submits himself to all
sorts of drains upon his nerves and
muscles, he will not last long.
Bat if he conserves these powers
through a quiet life, doesn't strain
his nerves aid muscles in violent
exercise and spasmodic emotion,
he will live long time. That is
the theory, and it is often borne
out by actual experiences. Yon
see a comparatively young man
grown old and trembly and slow
stepping, and it is very likely he
has disposed of most of his strength
in his earlier days, not by any
means always blamably, but in
business or pleasure, or in some
direction that used up nerve or
muscle Ohio State Journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20
IN MEMORY OF LUELLA STAN
RACK

On Friday night, August s, 1908, at o'clock,
the frail body of Miss Luella Stanback gave
way, and fully conscious to the last, her soul
passed to the great beyond. For more than a
year she suffered with tuberculosis of the
lungs, slowly but surely passing away.
1t was a blessed privilege for brother and
sister to be with her for days before she died,
and to hear SO often from her lips Gods viii
be done" She asked them to meet her in
heaven, where she would soon be gathered
with the loved ones who had gone before
She was indeed patient sufferer trusting
implicitly in the promises of her Savior whom
she loved so well. Her life before her loved
ones and friends was indeed a realization of
the truths OF the gospel that it is not all of
life to live nor all of death to die" precious in
the sight Of the Lord is the death OF His saints.
Her life before us should indeed prove bene-
d1ctton TO each one of us, and we should so
live daily that when we are called from the
stage OF action that we too, like her, can well
come death as relief, willing to be absen I
from the flesh that we may be present with
our Lord.
Father, mother and several brothers and
sisters have preceded her to the happy home.
| She was patient loving nurse and comforter
TO each OF them during their sickness and
death.
Miss Luella was born and reared near Nick.
alack, Cobb county. Ga. Here surrounded by
fond parents and loving brothers and sisters
she spent her short sweet life, favOrite with
all who knew her.
She had been devoted member OF SmyIna
Methodist church for several years She had
been looking forward to enjoying the recent
protrscted meeting at that place, but God saw
best for her to go to another meeting where
peace and happiness reigns eternally.
To the lonely brother and sister we commend
the divine help and influence OF the HOLY
spirit who is our comforter, sent by God to his
chosen saints while they sOjourn on earth.
To brother, sister and friends, let us NOT he
dlsconsolate at the sad dispensation of our
| Fathers will. 1t is his good pleasure 10 give
us resting place in the arms OF Jesus, Let
| each OF us therefore strive to enter into the
straight gate that leads to life eternal A few
more days with some of us and we too will be
called to lay down this life.
Glorious thought, happy ought we to be that
when death comes we simply fall asleep" 10
wake on the happy golden shore, to the happy
realization OF precious rest beyond the grave
The prayers of the writer go up to a throne
OF grace in behalf OF the brother and sister
relatives and friends that we may hold out
faithful, serving God daily, living daily in ex-
pectatiOn Of home in the sweet bv and by y
when our labors on earth are ended.
MRS j. V. CARMICHAEL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20
EARN PROPERTY.

80 Acres good land on railroad, 212
miles from Marietta. $1650.00
90 Acres, good farm; land lies we'll,
and on one of best roads and in one OF
very best neighborhoods, "a mile from
church and school; gin and mill with
in two hundred yards Of place go acres
land in cultivation, balance in timber
and pasture; plenty OF running water
miles from Marietta, and has on it one
splendid new Groom dwelling, large
new barn, one good tenant house and
other Improvements. This is choice
place, and one of the best locations in
the county. The present owner 10 going
to quit farming and does not want to
rent this place. The price is reasonable,
and terms to suit purchaser. Investi-
gate this at once.
10 Acres, Groom house in nice oak
grove, wood house, barn, hen house,
and variety Of fruits. Two miles south
of Marietta, one-half mile from car line.
Price, $500.
Broom house, barn, store-house, good
home, orchard and other out-buildings,
As acres land. % acres in cultivation, 20
in timber. $1,000. Could give possess
sion at once Land rented this year.
40 Acres lard, $650.00
40 Acres land with 4-room house, To-
Gated 81 miles from Marietta. at
$650.00.
1873 Acres, three houses, large or
chard and other improvements 80 acres
open to cultivation, Is acres in pasture
and balance in timber; located within
less than two miles Of one railroad sta
tion and less than mile OF two others,
II mile from school and churches. The
farm is watered by several good springs,
and is a bargain at $4,000, One-half
cash and balance on terms.
80 Acres, AZ miles from Marietta I;
good land and 4-room house. $1400.
l40 Acres, three miles from Marietta !;
Is acres in cultivation, % in pasture,
Burmuda and other grasses, 80 acres
woodland; farm watered by spring
branches; good broom house, splendid
10-stall barn and other necessary build
ings; fine young orchard of a good va
riety of fruits, and ALEC 100 thrifty
bearing Elberta peach trees. This farm
is located on one Of the best macadan.-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20
Good Farm Land i'm
DoOIy County for Sale

In Dooly county as healthy and pro-
ductive county as in the state. have
or sale very fine farm we'll located con-
tanning 1857 acres. Will sell either to
individual OF to club OF 8 or S, terms
l-5 cash, balance in five years. | also
have farm containing roo acres that
is q very valuable farm and is very con-
veniently located that l will sell on
same terms. II you want to buy a
home it will certainly be 10 your inter
est to see me before buying
Come to see me, the cost will only be
your railroad fare, I will meet you At
train if you will notify me when you
are coming.
My reason for wanting to sell In I
have other business that takes up all
my time and / can't give any attention
to farming interest.
j. FRASK POWELL.
Vienna, Ga.
P. s. Would lease TO good parties
able TO furnish themselves for 2 or 2
years with option 10 purchase at srpi.
ration Of Lease.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-08-20
Lost Mountain.

Perhaps the largest crowd ever gath.
cred here attended Masonic convention
last Wednesday week. Seats had been
arranged and the public exercises were
held in large grove near the store. Mr.
Homer Lewis, president, presided at the
exercises. Speeches were made by Col
Glenn Giles, Prof Hunt, Judge Bartlett,
Rev Jud Morgan and Rev @ N Tyndell
Miss Mary Reynolds recitation. The
long line of tables at the noon hou. were
filed with good things to eat, all were
fed and plenty to spare. The Marietta
band furnished the music, Lost Noun
tain don't do anything by halves, The
various committees of ladies and gentle
men worked faithfully to a successful
attainment, We feel sure we voice the
sentiments of the committee when we
express thanks to the entire community
for joining US and helping make the &C.
casion success, Two games of ball
were played one forenoon and one after
noon, -~---
Mrs r P Baird and daughter, Deldee,
of Acworth, are visiting in the commun>
ity
F 6 Wardlaw spent Saturday and Sun
day in Doraville, Ga
The protracted meeting closed Satur-
day
Mr. Henson and wife of Emerson visi-
ted his brother here Sunday
John and Luther Dohbins have return
ed from visit to Alabama
One of our young ladies is a very sue
cessful school teacher but devotes some
of her spare time to studying the Got
ton" question, She will no doubt yet
solve the problem of how to take care of
the "fleecy staple'', Allen