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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

0tcnfhen pcrgroBert unb beridoncrt
lperoen fam" 0oS cnoet nit einem
Observation-Disclosures OILS iiblid)es
SultipieI: ,gIS 8erIobtc empfebIeu
lid ...." 5eute limo Die Gisbobncn
mieoer croffnet. Is miro oa oruit.
BEN INN Die &ouiIeou . 3niel mondes
III Der curlpentionelcn Ebroic oes
SebenaluItipieIes ouSfIingen, mos roi
m.untiid)er einiebte. limo in teiuer
huoereu 3eit oeS &obreS fon1te ser
tiifiige SSfar 9lumentbaI nit 10
pcrgniigtem Sdnun3eIn ben Tor-
muri Der &erdrgerten 5uriidmeiien:
oaB er iein oiilneS Qilitipielbeu nidt
ais mabrer Seelenfiinoer uad) oeul
2eben gearbeitet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
gerliner 8riei.
~ dl q uno ncin.
WrrIin- 9 Ennnnr

9erGtn, 8. Sonlor.
SIS CAB cine Belt, oa l6ricb SSfor
Vlitmentbol 5ulonmen nit einem
at0eren - bieB er MN Shontbou
ooer &o0elbltrg 49, ie Elm Stiid ir Der
Soiion. Ger Starte lit om mGdtia,
lien aleirt. ESeBt ifreibt er oQein in
einer Soiiott 5nei Stiide. Gas cine
9ob er Dem aonigIifen Sd)oulpieI.
bouie, benn IS mabr iebr moraliih.
bieB Ser lebte Slinfe" mo banoelte
bon Der gliidlid)en @ieoerpereini.
glirlg zines beftig ms iioele 2eben
entgleiIten 0nronS nit ieiner INNER
llod l6onen Satin am Soufto9 oeS
GnfclS. Dos 5tpeite aber l%treiftc I'M
moroliide 0inge, ipielte fed nit
llelien &ultursE roblemen, 5eiatc ms
Elm lonlt o%nItdnbiges W1od)en ges
nei9t, cine ireie @eueinid)oit ser
ltootllf mo tirhlid) 9%eitelnpelten
CHE por5u5ieben, gonbelte 5lpiihen
SliitlpieI mo &omooie uno erhielt
oesbolb ben nlertipiiroigen 1itel
.3fpiIfen ia uno nein." Dos Neue
SdonIpielhaus bradte es credit quit
IL Weibnodlterl bcrniis; uno Siuci
Wife lang Ificn IS Dem Tublifum eli.
nlaen Spab III MAIDEN. Mis- aber i'm
oritten elm aun5 nellcS mo ilidt &c
rdoe ilnterboltinmeS, audi lpclig
glaubluiiroigcS Spiel beannn. ga
ipuroe man ~rn9ebuloig. limo 10
mars lhlieBlif fein Griola.
Vlumenthal, iuic man ben 9etrieb.
ianen aud lonit in Die 2iterotilr eiu.
Itellcn mag, aebprt 5u ocn fleibialteit
oramati't)en Gbcitiitern. Sd gloubc,
CT lclblt fonnte obne ,}ubiilienabnle
pon NotiSen nidt ane Die Eaare
mebr b%er5Gblcn bic er nit mlebr oher
mlnocr 6r0blidfcit ourd orei oocr
Cpier iuibgelfmiitte Nfte oell gSeg
gum gltur gcfiibrt bat, 5u iener icli.
gen Sbnrbeit III 3ipeicrL aus Der -
nad) Sbateipeore - nnd)ber cine
Sflaoerci 81 Ireien miro. Glen
Sep ~propbcjeit einntol ill einem ii.
ian, ous lid nit Der GntipifelungS.
Clinic Der aeihleftlid)en Sittlid,feit
beid0itiat: @cnn Die Torgange Der
Secle el,efio efforid)t iein peroeu
iuie Die Der Gr6e,, miro aud, Die 2iebc
ibre &umotoloaie erholten ons
ii. Die SsiIicrid,oit bon ben @ellen.
Ian miro Sen @encneang oes &c
iiiblS bilrd) Ibiti 3eiten periolgcn, lei
ne oni- NM nbiteiscnoe g%eipesune.
Ole @eaenmirfunNn nilo Seitencin-
fliilic, bon ocnen es beitirnmt mor,
81 0iclen beitimnlenoen Seitenein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

Der VctrohtunQ. GS ntltthct Den sc.
icr Diellctht 1H%erttuiir0ig at, lucnr
i'd bcboltptc, BOP Der Sdmer3 mo
0lld Der 3epiihmcr5 ettpaa Niltli.
dies icien. llu0 ood) ipielt er cine
mihtigc Roae IN 6cm Nbrpehrfumpfr,
res Or9oni$n4lrs SeQcn Die oltf bicicn
cinmirtcnbtil J9 hd0lid)fcitcn. Ter
Sd)nlcrj mirtt oils WGhtcr mo Mur,
ller. Nid)t INNER Dernlog Der Crau.
nl@Inlta olltomotild) Die Sdd6lihfei-
ten nlta5lgleid)cn mo ulls3uid)alten
oil bconri es zines Nppeus All Die
'utIlensbcgobte Yerionlidteit, an ouo
c~mpIinoenoe ulO moQcnoe Sd rpel,
DIES 10 oft Den S%rgoni3mus III @e.
fobren Itiir5t. "a eriteint Der
S6mer5 ols Der gtotbid)rei ser &c.
Qllalten alttomotilhen Woifine, ais
Stgnol tno Wcdrui, onoeuteuo, oaB
cine @etriebSltorung ourd, Ginuirs
tlnlg elmer SbGolihtcit. Oirh 81
ltortc Teonipruhung II. /. N. itattge
ilnoen. bat.
So tritt, nod pbniioIpgiid), nod
uldt ais Srantbeit iDmptom, Der
Mop'ldmcr6 ollI, menn mir ms IN
ueroorbener, nit &obleniGure mo
Nllaoilnltltng9 Ero0utten iibCrlnoc
men &llit o6cr IN i~ibcrbiBten NGumen
b%etinoen, III SoIge itorfer Sonnell.
itrdbluna, ourf itorfe 0iiftc, ourd)
lleberanltren9ung torperliher mo
geiItiger Irt, ourh iibermGBige In.
ltrengllna Der Nligen II. |. IN.
&n unmertIid)em llebcraange miro
olcler, nod Den pbDliologiid)cn BE.
G%in9lln9cn 6c3 &eben8 5~ltaeb0rige
Mopfld)mcr5 5rn &runtbeitS= Spmp.
tom. Sp fam nloll Den nod) @entB
BON Iltobol, Sabdt, Itnrfem S6ee
o0cr aaffee mlitrctenoen Gopfidmcr5
bereit0 ais Nns0rud elmer &er0iihlna
onleben. 0aran reibt iid Damn Ger
&opfltnmcr5 IN Solge pom Wogenfo.
torrb, 6ieber, SnfcttionStranfbeiten
(SDpblls, Molnrio), GrtGItung II. /.
10. IlIt bier iiberol 5eigt Der aopf,
ltmer5 an, Dob ShGoIidteiten Dor.
honocn limo. Die Den Srgoni@muS be.
Grobcn mo ge9en iueld)e er f0mpit.
Md0 tonnen mir alio Ncrnilnftigcrco
tbitlL ais Ieiner Gimme @cb0r 81
1cbcn, oo0 bciBt Scr Sd)G0lidfcitcn
gclpubr 81 meroen iuben mo lic 5lt
perllldten. Ser &ei0euoe ole I'm.
0ebung, Der Ir5t m0gcn I'M Gin5cl,
iaIle unter geriifiidtiqung oller Sc.
benaoerbdltnilie 5t erInitteln luhen,
100 Die llriod)en 6ea &opiid)mer3cs
gelegen limo. Die uriGhlide 9ebono-
1T Der @eg Der nid)t blob 5lrr
Ternihtung 0eS Shmer5eS. %lonoern,
mas oft piel luidtiger lit, sur 9eiei
oerS hGolidfciten lttio Srant-
bcitSppra6n9e, Die er on5eigt. fiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Cur Grinnerung
on Nnnte Neh,

an Minnie Bel.
ipeI6e AM 10. Saruar 1905 I'M Sitter son IS
Subren in ibrer gSobnnua, Nr. 9f4. Clinton
Str1Se. aus Dem peben fhieo.
Nobly ut her post she stood.
Our mother fond and true:
Beloved by all her friends so well
And kind to NIL she knew,
There's lots who bear the mothers name.
But few who fill the place
. Not so with our loving mother,
For we miss her loving face.
We knelt beside you, mother dear,
HUNG DER your sad deathbed.
And gazed upon your loving face
Until your spirit Ned.
UO YSt ihren ainSera.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Better Submann.

IS itarb ant IS. 5auuar 1903 Setter Spb.
man in ieinem 70. 2ebensiabre. %geliebter Saite
bon Wlaria Sobnlnn. 8eripauoie unb Sreunoe
InO abtungsboa eingelaoen. Der Neeroiauila
bei5uiuotnen. pelhe I'M Ttenitaa, ben 81. Sns
nuar, Muraens I'M 8 ubr, bon teiner &obuulg,
gr. 2226. 81 tsWionlmeut StraBe, aus mad bet
81. NnoreassHirhe no I'M 8 ltbr elm HeouiGmf
Noddmt celebrirt tpiro, uno bann duf benz .Sl.
GrI1fers Sriebbpie" itattfiunct. G0-2H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Hciulanb'S tiirfiide Yaorr,
gauifabte. sebdu lube. gpftamt sssru. e.ets sfien,
tNuo22-I
SpbrSfGuc.

@erolS esrrima, 80 Sabre ait @r. 1901,
Ioros?tisquitbs Strube, II. Ianna-.
Nuna Innn, 60 Sabre ait, Nr. 1919, 9oro'
GarolinesstraBc, Il. Saniar.
6mtln aulser. IS Sabre all. Gr. 1929, g9eit
Brat. Strabe. II. Sunudr.
Wartta 8arontr, % Sabre alt. Or. 500.
oros9arensStrabe 10. Sanunr.
saraa Nasnsr. "a 3abre ali. ri. $40, @eiI.
9ombarbsE traBe. II. Sdnnar.
Nootr 3iealer. 3s Sabre alt, Er. 22i9, Git
Sliber. Struke. II. Nanudr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Gatc Eurjcef.

IS itarb am 10. Sanuar 1908 aate eprieri.
ae6orene Sopf geliebie Satin bon Sdnleo
Sbricef, in ibrem 80. 9ebensiabre. Pie Beerois
gullg fineet am 3tenftaa, oen p; 5anuar, nm
9 llbr Nabmiliags. bon Der 2Sobnung ibrer
eItern, Gr. 643, gSeits8rntt. Sirabe, aus duf Der
a., Baltimore 9emeterp" iiutt. Uo-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
9lnnuite 0Inne-

Sc ft1rb am II. 9nnlar 1908 4naute slnss,
3ebensidbre. Die geeroi0une finoet epnntaa,
ylat miiiaas 8 ubr. BON 3ranerbdife. Rr. 800.
neutrality-suspicious.. aus aui Der y2Selterl
ftatt. lS-i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
germiidte Hn5efgen.
7! glufruf


Tatitebeno be5ei6nete 9erionen:
I sIHinsr' SufuS. aebprer am %. December
1926 IN Spaneenberg. ODER feline @rbeu;
2. Nnrls. Seurid, Serbia Waric Gnnta. get.
Sueroied, @befrdu oes int Sabre 1851 nqD
Wmerifa ausgeiuauoerten 1ermanH Srieori0
Gbilipp Imels.0enrih aus oent fe9'e'
rungs6e5irt Ssnabrid. ober lbre alnoer:
1. Srieori1 g~8ilbellH, geboren am .. Sepf.
1875; -
2. GItie' glIina, geboren AM %. 5ebr. 1877;
uno
8. emma Bertha, aeboren am 4. 9uni 1852,
iperben erfud1t, bel Dem llnier5ettnstet perloHf
lilo ooer fdriftlid itb 5u meloeH.
lin ~gIustuHit iber oereH Serblcib ODER Shs
leben erfuht:
IA ii mo I e, Wio.. ben l.. Gan. 1908.
Ger @rr,urier ses 9aiicrIifsu aouiugate,
. Srescrid q. Sfueioer,
Er. T. Suos@G0 SiraBe.
San1 ,iUii, So. tWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Waraaretha Hanidl.

GS ftarb am IS. Sanuar 1908 Wlarsareha
Gauif in ibrem IS. pebensiahre.. Sie geerei'
euus iinost am Woutus, ben 20. Saniiar, gsadl'
mittdes . libr, BON bet gSnbniine Der Gran
Sieb. Or. 2720. 9eritfnInInid IneHue, aus uut
Der -3puouu Ydrf 9entetern- itait.. G9-20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Gtablirt 1910.
gilbert s. Suffer,
6riiber NIT i,no Iatiolger oes
p%eritorbenen
@iliam 3. Trp,
aeidlenbeitatter mo Ginbaliamirer
s)s)f observation-disclosures

x
Dies @eitdit muroe in 1870 bon Srr. @tIi
liam Urn, tt9blirt, Der es bis 4i fetHenl loee
In 1882 betrieb. Gem Sobn, pr. &iutdir =.
I'm, ,uuroe feiu Na6folser. Der Dor etipd einsnt
Sabr itarb. worani Ilbert e. 5uler oaieibe
iibertdbm
puna III, 8erbinbung. NIB thrt Wnroe Die Eel.
tline Der 9eeroieungsas erenonie'n uno CUES 5h
Dem lebten f6uer5lrhen 19oteilr!inal SeboriGe
iberldfien. In meinen ereben Bdrlors ionneii
Die n~euefien MobeIfe bot Snrgen mno ieoe Sorie
bon Tu5ihmud sefebcn iperoen. nm benz 4e'
i6mud uno Den Eeoiirfuifeit dlIer aIafen bon
aunoen 3l entiprsben. 1nrd nieine % Sabre
prnitifder erfabruis uro od i'd Dem Yhbitinnl
iiets ooIle 8efrieotgun9 CAB. III IS. mir er'
mbaIitt. gIues Bn i~ieferr, ioas 3u etrer crit
%iIaiigcn geerbisuts eebort. unb 5ipur 5u
mafigen Soften.
Sas bon Tir beTuste Stabtiiement beitbf
isoe eeauemIih fell. etnen eritilafilsen Seeret'
pures.Yaripr. Der fir Trdnerfeierltdfeiteii III
iciienireier 8eriiipuna itebt, eiit muiter6inluer
ino cine nrpoerns Iobtens8apeae:
geioe yeIepbsme. sJls seidlcTeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Spbn &erwis & Goba,
Qetmeubettattey uub Gtnbaliemires,
y! Qsy. NOS. Cr~fcauS.AfYefe.

Smetsaefddf: Tr. 524. 0atess.aseaHe.
Statlanbtswu, 6alttnasresQsnntl
N!r 6aben in unfercr Iafieen 9et@dtfSpraIts
Broftf ,ufrieben. Die ~teinttsn 9ntidisn sete'
fert fir So63eiten. untertd!tinge1 nrlo aIibere
@eIeaenbetten. Beibe Telephone. (Waat26,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

@tiGaHsfabttr U. u. Stius. 8obHuuu:
Q. & y. l2l @ BaIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Der 9eutf6e correspondent

GissnthRmtr g. Blaine. BobUune:
q. 4 y. 9eltpboH; 1866 Wnbtfon-H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Woftimore Gcmetcrp.

6nrcau. Granuin. glbs.. ynlttmsre. y. stJfttfr.
SegrdbntBpldse gum Wetfani ~ bon $2t an.
mi: Unrnorpfoiten dbaeqreiLf SIS - 4ine
int bier @rdber, 5refe Herutaina Ter Aapeae
fiir Irdneraottesot'ufe. GNini16.iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
UT. SIipct Gcmcterp.

Giroara an 5rcoerids foab.
Cots 5u b~erfoufet unier leihten Geoireutaen.
GeriIifsssteent y. 9. Tulanen,
(San3-) 600 GmerieGn 9tog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
@opbla,un.

Ger .t6bnite uno aroBte Sriebtof tn BaIti.
more. Terminus Der ~Stpprn Dat Troueb,ginie.
fdsr Tertreter ant BEN Srisbboie GonHtaes BON
Q nbr W3orgers bis o ubr %stbenbS, an gSotbtns
Rreifen
Gitn riHes: 22e n. .eharles-e Ctr. Bafttmsre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
.Qprraine.

sfafertjM. - Harfnrtis. - 1rtebfidt.
MseffIi1 bon Galbrpof cine rtb cine tdISt
Meii.. D,ount Snup-sSaegons NIB rcrra:Ec'
Iep5ope. Siaoisglrean I'M 5ipeiien GIur oss
.lirt6n 1ruit" .@ebduoe.s Charles. aua 5aprtte.
etrase. CUlai4 Is, 7&5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

assntur fRr Saibtnstpu unb TiTtrltt Columbia:
em. SdHnemnaH, 1913 0lariuu-etr., N..R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19
Qunbon . Tarf Geme.ern.

ehreGu: Wr. II, H:ft.s Saratoga .etraFe, unb
.$eapt.GtngaHg. Drebert6. NoaS.
Tf9rdbntBpldse bon $25 or inter beftditbieer
Wnf,ftbt ,Snntttblin,er, 9etpiroe, Ytlon8en etc.
ipereen i'm 9reibbaufe am Soupt.Ginadie ees
tnnoen. Infer agent ipiro. 10 nm setpiiHtdf.
borfprehen. (92-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

Tsine aatiden nit SIM mirGbera
tnt 9egrdbniNe.. SoHseiten unb .@efelfhaften.
ssetBe F~olirer'uebef3iieC - eIeftrifGes Qiti uno
Gd~rbcnspei8une.
Baltimore Goupe Company,
Rr. 3f5, speff. 5ahette. etraee.
9eItbboue: Wtt. Bernou $50: gourflnnt liza.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-19

SOuntns, ben 10. Ianuar 1908.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
CANFIELD PROMISES
RATTLING CAMPAIGN

LANSING. Mich, Sept. 1s.-Secre'
tary 4. r. Garfield, OF the Democratic
state central committee. has opened
headquarters in this city for the cam
palgn They are located on the sixth
floor OF the Prudden block
There Is going to be real cam
paign." said Mr. Garfield, while dis
GUESSING the political outlook we
are receiving promises of support from
unexpected quarters In behalf of Law
ton T. Hemans for governor. His I'M
usual qualifications are being recog-
nized all over the state and | never
was so confident OF the result We
will have strong ticket in the field
and the campaign viii be pushed Wig
orously."
Mr.. Hemans will speak at Muske-
gon tonight, winding up the week
there. Monday night he will speak at
Bay City and on Tuesday will accom-
pany William jennings Bryan 20 De
troit and Ann Arbor. Wednesday he
will spend az Jackson, Thursday at
Allegan. Friday az Grand Rapids and
Saturday at Chelsea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
In BAY CITY
Suffering of a Young Woman
From Anaemia.
Ended When She Tried the Blood
Making Tonic Treatment
Which Has Cured
Thousands.

What anRmia is, how TO recognize IL
and the value of the tonic treatment
with DR.. Williams Pink Pills should
be known by the mother OF every grow
ing girl.
Armenia is simply lack OF blood.
It is one Of the most common and
dangerous diseases with which growing
girls suffer. Lack OF air and exercise,
overwork or overstudy are frequently
the cause. This was the case with Mrs.
Il. NJ. Hurd, Of GIG No. Grant ST., Bay
City, Mich, who says;
when girl worked in = factory.
where the confinement brought on ane-
miz. Ny health had been failing for q
long time before / had 10 give up work
and / WAS sick for over year. My
complexion was white and l could not
walk up a flight OF stairs. didn't
want TO eat, but had 20 take some nour-
ishment. had palpitation of the heart
( and became mere skeleton. 1t seemed
as though was never going TO get well
( aud became nervous and irritable.
THE doctors thought would go into
consumption and gave me little hope OF
| recovery. could see they weren't
haping me, so began to take Or. Will
Hams Pink Pills when they were recon-
mended 30 ms by some neighbors. In
about two weeks felt better. took a
few boxes more and was entirely cured
as have been we'll ever since l have
great faith in Pink Pills for l think
| they saved my life.
! The testimony OF Mrs. Hurd concern.
/ ing the specific value of DR. Williams
! Pink Pills as cure for snemia, is OF
! interest TO all sufferers from this most
distressing disease. DR.. Williams Pink
! Pills not only euro anRmM but many
common diseases depending directly OF
indirectly upon depraved condition OF
the blood, such ss rheumatism, indiges'
ton, sciatica, neuralgia. nervous head
aches and many forms OF weakness.
Sold by all druggists, or by mail. post
paid on receipt OF price, 80 cents pei
box six boxes for t2.50, by the DR.. Will
liams Medicine Co.. Schenectady, n. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept lS.-After a
year OF ascetical probation. Mrs. Geo.
Merriam Hyde. former society favor
tie aud daughter OF the late Oliver
Prince Buel, has taken the final VOWS
which will prevent her leaving the
gray walls OF the Dominican Convent
OF Perpetual Alteration. Lafayette-ave
and Biretto-st.. the Bronx, until she
dies
TO thus make herself voluntary
prisoner for life, this New York wom
an OF birth and refinement gave TO
the mother prioress promise that
binds her 10 an almost continual fast
total abstinence from meat. long hours
Of prayer. solemn silence except for
an hour OF recreation daily, sleeping
on a hard board. covered only by a
thin mattress. her VOWS involving the
religious pledge OF poverty, chastity
and obedience.
The ceremonies took place ia the
big, somber, square building az Hun
ten point. yesterday. An ugly. lead
colored fence, IL feet high surrounds
the grounds. which include vegetable
and "A flower garden. Mrs Hyde's last
appearance outside the convent was
more than a year ago.
Mrs. Ryan Accompanied Her
Il was then. attired in such tinery
as one wears who IS about 10 be mar
ried. that she crossed the gravelled
path from the convent door TO the
church. pronounced her VOWS after
months OF probation. and determined
to adopt a religious garb for life. She
was followed by quiet woman In
| black as matron OF honor~-Mrs. Thorn
as Fortune Ryan. one OF the few Cath'
Ollie women In America who are per
mitted TO have preserved In their pri'
vate chapels the blessed sacrament
| Yesterday the years probation
period was over and Mrs Hyde's final
vows made her willing inmate FOR
| life There were few at the ceremony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
Five Candidates Are
In Field TO Succeed
Foraker in Senate
From a staff Correspondent.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1s.-Five can
didates are in the field to succeed JOS
eph Benson Foraker in the upper
house OF congress. They are all
prominent in political, business and
social circles in their various districts.
Their fight for the United States SEN
atorship will be waged with renewed
vigor, from now until the special SEES
sion of the legislature convenes That
body will meet in Columbus the first
week in January, next year, and viii
name a man for the place.
Ohio Republican leaders have de-
creed that Mr.. Foraker shall not sue
coed himself. This is accepted as
final by politicians throughout Ohio.
His elimination AK political factor
will, In way. be a victory for Presi-
dent Roosevelt This victory will be
made all the more pronounced by the
election OF strong Roosevelt man
10 succeed Senator Foraker.
The political barometer now points
to Theodore L. Burton. of Cleveland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
HEARST TRIES TO
SHOW FORAKER
WAS BR|bED
IN SENATOR'S eAlLIWlcK NEW
YORK EDITOR READS LETTERS
PuRFoRTING TO COME FROM
JOHN o. ARcH6oLD.

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 1S.-Wm. r.
Hears: sprung 9 sensation here, when
he addressed a meeting of the indie
peudence party at Memorial hall. last
night. by reading letters purporting
10 have been written by John ID. Arch
bold. of the Standard oil Co. 10 Sen
ator Joseph Benson Foraker, OF Ohio
referring TO legislation pending IN
congress and mentioning two inclos
ures OF checks. one for $4,000 and
another for $14.50O
Thomas L. Hisgen, candidate FOL
president on the independence ticket
also was speaker,
The letters Mr.. Hearst read were as
'ollows:
my Dear Senator: | have your
favor OF last night with Enclosure
which latter with letter from Mr..
Elliott commenting on same. beg
To send you herewith. Perhaps il
would be better TO make a demon
stration against the whole bill,
but certainly the ninth clause TO
which Mr.. Elliott refers, should
be stricken out and the same is
true OF house bill No 500. also
introduced by Mr.. Price, in rela'
ton to foreign corporations in
which the same Objectionable
clause occurs.
Am glad to hear that you think
that the situation is fairly well in
band
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD."
Dear Senator: In accordance
with our understanding, | now beg
10 inclose you a certificate of de-
posit TO your favor for $4,000.
Kindly acknowledge receipt and
oblige.
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD."
my Dear Senator: Here is
still another very Objectionable
bill. 1t is so outrageous as TO be
ridiculous, but II needs TO be
looked after, and hope there Will
be no difficulty in killing it.
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD."
MY Dear Senator inclose
you certificate OF deposit TO your
favor OF $14,500 We are greatly
at loss In the matter, but send
this and will be glad 10 have
very frank talk with you when OPP
portunity offers, IL you SO desire.
II need scarcely again express
our great qualification over the IA
vorable outcome OF affairs.
JOHN ID. ARCHBOLD."
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
PARMA BANK IS
| CLOSED BY COM R

LANSING. Mich. Sept 1S.-(Spe-
cial1-Bank Commissioner thinner
man has closed the Farmers and Mer'
chants state bank. OF Parma. lts
cashier. w II. Burltson has been con
Quoting private banks at Hanover and
Pittsford and the assets OF this state
bank have been confused with these
private ventures The Parma bank had
deposits Of $93,32s, and capital stock
OF $4,000.
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national. To him is placed the credit,
to a large extent, for the rise In pub
lie life 81 WIN, H. Taft. The jurist
was -susned with a judgeshlp in Gin
CHM mt his brother urged him,
and the added pressure from
Roos,t.l quarters, VIM. III. Taft Is to-
day presidential nominee. Charles +.
Tafts mansion is layishly filed with
rich art--brick-a-brac, painting and
other articles, said To cost nearly ST.
600 600
! The small town OF Lancaster. near
! Columbus. sends forth a man who.
/ while not so strong for the senator
ship as the candidates already men
/ toned. Is nevertheless a power In
Ohio politics Harry NJ Daugherty
has been a state leader for years. He
has shaped and rcshaped the destiny
Of Ohio Rcpublicanism IN many
quarters be- Is pointed 90 as a strong
senatorial possibility, and has large
following.
The medical people of Ohio orfer
the name oNDI. q VI Chamberlain. OF
Cincinnati. for the United States sen
ate Or. Chamberlain. too. us ptomin.
ent In Cincinnati and il man OF ex-
perience in political affairs
When candidate Is selected to re.
place. Senator Foraker the situation
will be- somewhat singular Political
history will record the passing OF a
once powerful politicians Senator
Foraker who was governor In 1872
when ne appointed Judge Taft TO the
United States circuit court. I'm Gin.
cinnati and the rise OF his appointee
the present VIM. VI. Taft. a power.
full factor in state and national pol
tiles PITTS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
FOUR GRAY WALLS
To NEW HER IN
FOR LIFE ~
MRS. GEO. MERRIAM HYDE, FOR.
meR SOCIETY FAVoRITE, vows
TO SPEND REMAINOER OF EX-
lsTENcE WITHIN a CONVENT.
MRS. HYDE MUST ENDURE;

An almost continual fast.
Total abstinence from meat.
Long hours Of prayer.
Solemn silence. except for an
hour Of recreation daily.
Sleeping on a hard board,
covered only by thin mattress.
Continual poverty.
Obedience 10 the mother
prioress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

Life IL merely a dash between two
periods.-Life