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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23


2cihenbegGngni Is. = Sic
gecroigun9 Ges om IS. Sllli aus Dem
2cbcn gcihic0cnen Srn. Gborles I.
Gierfer iaro Gcltern Worgen bon ser
@obnlnig lcincr ShWtiter, 6ralt
6rcocrid HicB, Nr. 1915, Slt-Nortb-
%9lpenue, aus alli Dem .2puoon-E art.
Sricobofe" ltott. Nnltor &. ". So
der bon Der 0clltlhru e~pongeliih
lutberil6en Ct. WiottbGllS Stride an
Der Ode bon Central 9lpenle mo
SoDette Strobc nnltirte inn 5rullcr.
baiiie u1S an @rnbc. 9l$ 0ubrtlld
trigger crtuicicn Dem NcrItorbencn Ole
lebtcn Gbrcn sic &N. @nl. Hotb,
@cn. Secper, Gpnroo @ol, @corgc
HieB, Sobn 9olmnQortncr ilno 9llbrrt
Sirlhnlonn, Ncrr Gicrfer mltrDc am
26. gprii 1873 in Baltimore ais
Sobn 0cS fiIr5lih N%citorbcncn ipobl
bctollntcn NcitollrutcurS 9ictrid
Slerter ln0 icincr nod l%ebcnben @ot.
tin 6rou WorNorctbc Gicrfer, geb.
9riinedc, 1c6orcn. Scit ben lettcn
bier Sobrcn bcluIrtblholtctc Ser
Slcrfer leilc Snrm in Snnb, Srcoez
ride onltp. Acbcn leincr 0cronnten
Wfiltter billterlGBt CT ieinc @ittipc,
5ran MorD 6rcocridc, oeb. Wor.
%qiorot, Iomic bic iolNcnben @cidwi
tier: 6rou 6rc0crid Hicb, Sroli Wil-
liam ShnliOt unb Srn. Geo. Gierfcr.
i . taot. u eQiitrator Z DO.
NJ 5 sei9t int YGcutihen Gorreipon.
hait" al, bob @crfurgcn gegcin Die
Ibihdbnngcn iiir bic Eiloiterliiig ser
Fripotgacp, bcgren5t bon Der Sal.
bert, ct. Saul, %. uilo 90. StroBe,
itnerbolb 30 Sogen im Stabtgerid)t
cin9ereid)t' mcrbell miiiien.
Sic S0breSfcier ser
III niteb Sriib 2cngne" fin.
set bellte int Miperpicm.Eorf ltatt.
Ter Souptmontent ser Ieier miro Die
Nnlprdde ieiil. meld)e Mihael :.
Npot Don philadelphia, Der Ndtio.
nal Er1iiOellt ser Organization, bal
ten miro. 0as Grefiitip = Gonlite
fiir Die Seller beitebt ans Den SS.
Sobn &. Sniion Goriiser; Ir. Yn.
trid Wartilt Sdatmcilter; NiholaS
s. @nrpbp uno u. g. 8cboe, 81.
tret1re.
VaNe. tilr's. Gnsfanc befprat q. Siaine, Nr.
Ala, Eft.yaltimure. ctr, uabe4 uftputrS pufc .Sipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Ehtffsundlridltcn.

Cen Tort -. Sleli. IL 2lngc.
tontntcl1: S%unlpIcr .Gompouiu" po.t
SipcrpooL.
Ncw Nor'f. %. SllIi. 9lnac.
fonlncn; Sdnrpirr oNccohic" pon
Solltbonptpn, GDGrbour1 II. Gilccna-
tolul; oErin5cG ,Nrcnr" ppn @cuuo.
NbNcIobrrn: Compiler rW}ourcto.
mia" uod) SipCrpool pio Gltcn0topn
vGItonin" noh 6oitcr0om unO 81.
bou; oGu1cnio" nddD Eolcrmo uia
Bolton. 'aa
GbcrbourM -. Suli. - NbQe.
'obrcn: Compiler. nNrohprin5cllin Sc.
ellie" nod gt9p Nurf..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
@ricf6cfDrDcrnng mad Dem MnSIumoc,

Hricf6cfDrocrnr0 mad Dem Nnalnroc.
Gic olt&lGnOiihc &oit fiir Die NIT
Dem p. Sllli cnOcn0c @pd)c ldllitbt
biCr inn Nultptpoitdmt, in oIlen 00l-
len piinftlidL mic iolGt:
Die Eodct-Foit lit pon.9 llbr Dor
mittug2 bis ) llbr 9todrmittoa9 tag
lid) oifcnL ou$gcnonmlcu SonntugS.
sic Endct' Noit nod @roBbriton-
nicn mo ~Srlnno i0liebt 9icnitagS
mo 6%rcito0S I'M ) llbr 9tadntittags,
nod) Geuti9lanO I'M 5 llbr Nodntit-
tags, 20. mo -. &llli.
Gnmpicr fabrcn bon Nclu'0orf ab,
mcnl nid)t nn~Ocrucitg ongcgebcn.
Seit ocm t. Gftobrr 0c8 GoriobrcS.
lin0 Die Srieirotcn nud Dem Mus
lnnNe (0ltSgcilonmcn GanuSn 'Nic,
riff, Nnnolno iiho Gllbo) mic folgt;
Slim CO. Gcnt3 fir bic critic llu5c
ltnO 0rci CD Gcnt2 fir icGe lpciterc
ltn5c, o0Cr cin 9rudt9cil, rEl0 iolltc
pou frnnfirt per0crL Mi rigcnina@
bel @ntluit Ser @ricic Der Ooppeltc
@ctrng coIlcftirt mir0.''
Eron$ptIontiihc Soft.
Srcita1, 81. - llnld7 llbr g(bcn09
nod europa per Gampfcrv Wtoicitac,
pio Elpnloutb un0 Gbprbollrg; GSr.
IonO nub ipc5icl ooreiiirt iciit); TIN
9 llbr Nbcnoa nod europa per Gam
pier nGurmoniu," pio Nucenstomn,
Soft mad Glib inns Gem
trol Imcritu q, &eitst.lt.
in6ten etc. eF
Gonncritug, 23.-ltm 9 llbr g6QS.
nad) ocn Ga Elotu-S toaten per Cant
pier o0onterili2." ,,r
SrcitoA 81. - I'm 9 llbr N6elo5
noh DER Gomiuifoniihcn Nrpublif
per Gompier BON EbilooclpGiat uad)
Curacao mo &cne5uclo per Compiler
p3ltllu;" nod Eorto Hico per Gem,
pier ~Son Sllun;" no6 Ycrllombito
per Gnmpicr o@nQbenocn;" (onoerc
Sbcilc BON @ruiilicn miiiicn .ipe5iel
o0rcilirt icin); mad Sonloito, Yana-
nl0, &n1nl5onc, Srinioo0 nno Gplpnlf-
bta per Sampler yNtrotn." uua
Die Toit nnd) Ncl.S lm6lono, p;a
Nor0sS i0HcD, nno nod MiQilelon,
pio Bottom, idlRbt bier tG0lid) mi
3 llbr Nadrnitto0s; nod Glibo, pio
Gompo tGqlid) INN [ llhr; nod Gotta
Nico SonouroS, gtieoroalln, (SIts
fiiltc), Solpobor mo @uotalnala,
pio NcWsS Orleans, tGglid nm 10 llhr.
A%bcnbS; nod Mcrico Gitn tGolih nm
. ll6r No6mitto3 uno 10 u6r
NbcnoS.
Srons 8ocific Soft. +,
Somntog 26. = I'm I llbr IbctoS
nod Initrolierl NcnieeIonb, Ncit:t
Golcoonien unb Samoa, piu Scn
SranciSco.
Gic Eoit nab Somoii Sapar, So
rco lmp G6ina, pin Son 6tancisco.
IflicBt bier tGglid) INN Z llbr IbcnDs,
bis Sim u. Slli; nad) SSopon, Gprea
Gbino uno bcn Tbilippinen, bin Gotts
CONFER, 9. s., tGglid nm 7 llbr Sbos.
bis sum 81. Sltli. n
Sic Srons.Euciiic-ToI Mrs t1ge
lid 5i,m Ib9ongSbofen bef6rncrt,
nno scr Sdllb Ser Eoit lit 10 orrall-
0irt, DOB cine itnlulterbrohene lleber.,
lonb-@ cforoerung erm0glidt. miro.
NJ l,,i4n.n;s4an y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Sod gCcbrt,

Serrn lluo Iruu Yctcr Gltld unl1G-
lid) iDrcr %iilbcrncn &od6ctt DOM
6rollcnurrcill Der co. Grjc0cn2-
Stride an Miuoiiou= ltnO Cunron
Strobc cine groBc llcbcrroidunG
bcrcitet. - Scicr in Der Stride.
Cine ireuoige lleberrnidln0 WurDc
Serrll un0, Srult Ecter Gllid, 9ctoc
Geutidc pom ed)tcm Sdrot mo
&orlL onlGBIih ibrcr iilberncn Sod
5cit ~lcitclt@ 0ea Srollcn &crciH9 Der
oGltihcn euon0clild)cn %6ricOcna.Stir
dc ,nIl Der Gdc BON Wtu0iion lulo
CulcanliroBe Gcitcrn 81 Ibcll. Go9
Sitbrlpuur, lucld)cp 0np l60nc 6clt
III Itiacr &ciic 5lt bcgcbcn Gc0odtc,
bette Die. 9icdnlng obnc ocn Sccllor-
ger Der 0cmcinoc, Buitor s.. Is.
Shliitcr, mo Die Wlt1licocr OC3
6ruuenpcrcinS gcntodt. Nbcuo@ mn
s llbr crihIen Eoltor ShIiltcr IN Der
Wobnltng 0e@ &ubeIpnnrc9, Ar. Pill
OIt Recommendations, unO bat 0oa-
Iclbc, ibnl nod Der Stride III lolGCl.
Sicr bottcn lid in6piidcn Die Wtit
glic0cr oca Srnucnucrcin2 Der &c
mcin0c cinGcilul0cn. Nla Ealtor
ShIiitcr nit 0cnt &tbcIponr crihiclL
b%cgonnCH Die @Iodcn gu lGIltCL mo
infer ocll icicrlidcn S0ncn crtbcillc
Scr SccIiorgcr ocm @bcpoor ocn 81
gen. 0ruu ,&obonlo Clemens, Die
ErGli0Cliin 0C2 SrallCnncrein@, iIbcr
reidte Dem ilbcrroldtcn Eoar Io0an1
Gin prndtuollc9 iilbcrnc& Ncltcf i'm
Nonlcn 0ca Ncrcin9, morolli Gin bcr5
lidc@ 8ratHliren CriolNtC. lom
murOcn @crr mo 6rou Glrit 6l ci
ncr rSurpriie Eortp" 0cloocn, bel
ipcldcr Die glmucicnocn nit GtacrenC,
aaifcC, Sudden etc. trnttirt mllr0cn.
Milp Nolm trllg an Gem Fiono
mcbrcrc Gicccn Dor, uno 10 ndbnl Der
Nben0 ci1cn o%ngcncbmcn Ncrlulf.
Scrr. Guid, iuclder ieit lullgcn Sab
rem Yclcr. peS oTcutidcn Gorrcipon-
oentcn" lit .crblidtc onl 10. 9topcnl-
Der 1886 III Sbcr.S hnrlud), Nclicns
Gormltobt, bns 2iht ser Sclt. Snt
Sabre 1888 fam CT nod Baltimore, II.
lett longer 3Cit bctrcibt CT icBt cincn
@riinmnurcnbuubel ulti Dem NorboIt.
Mnrft. SrMl WargorctbC Gllid, Qeb.
Srallbncr, lpltr0c am g.. Sltli 1862 in
S%6crironfen geborcn. @ci0c gctorcn
Der Srieoenstirdcn.@c mcinOc an.
Nus Der alildliden Gbc glnNcn Die
iolacnocn ainoer bcrpor; &crr Sobl
Gllid, Srnu 2llpine Sh1fer, Sr. @il.
liam Gllid, Sri. Scno Gllid, Sr. So
cob Guif mo Sr. NOpm G.llid. I'm
ter oen Hnlucicnocn bcioll0cn iid) Die
Iolgcn0en Srolicn: &obunma Clemens,
Sunbertmnrt, Mioric Srii6, Mnrgnrc.
the Snlgh Nntonic Miler Sophie
SdIiitcr, %9luguite @cucrumgen, 6rie-
berifc Scngcr, Gliiobctb 2utcrbcdc,
&otborinc 9icner, Gliiubctb 2ollter.
bod, Mdric ebert, 9lllgrlitc &intop,
Mnrp Sdreincr, Sri. &i55ie 9euerm-
gen, Srolt 2olliic @0lmL Nogonlcnc
arebS, Caroline @oltcrS, Srlie Set
ter, &otborinc Brill. Mar9oretbe
8ieSlcr uno Nlt8uitc &0ris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
If if. Got6bclfcr. Wcmcinoc.

fGbrliNc3 Gicric I'M @citcn0.Eorf
2Ittraftioncn IN 3iiQe ms
6iiQc. Eoter NilfricO 6rin9 Der
@cicitrtc. - Die MiitgIicOcr ser
GcitbebGr0e. "
IS lit 0ud) ctmoS GiJcntbilma
hNca, mic cine reiIl3ide Ecrion elmer
Ndiljcn 6citIidJfcit aIcuHrn Stclnpcl
pcrlcibcn fam. ma" 2tg'd 6uBcrte iid)
Acitcrn 2lbritb atfi,cr DER 9trtongcure
rcS 4}icnic9 ,pgr IT. ut. ,Nidtbbclicr.
Stride. ll4S IiIFrq1IF e. batte &cft.
Eatcr &iIirNAl 8rilF Aef, Rfotcftor
oca Tcitca lppo pfqftPr .thsr al bl.
Npt4belic Hiinlpiuiip Tauuitb5
Iihcr @oprrl99ulp ucr iHl mni Den.
Iciplatc mI@bWtenH@ ttHifoNg nid)t
inlbin fonpttl. ri rjht rtHf Stnliitb-
Iihc Stimnidt.5 sgt ,6rr41til. Gas
Ficuic mar bgj, 0cr NfpbtlQru N8ittc-
ring iibcr ollie Grtuurtllngcll gllt be
ilIht lnO mie ibli@ipl}be }Ilt unO
SUNG scr llntrrbnttuig IN &iiIlr lmo
6ii0c oargcbotcL. Nr, &oba 0ottcr.
meid), Scr &orlibcr oC$ Nrronge-
mcntS- Gomitc'9, that 0os Miogliditc,
hie @ouncura untcr Sen @Gltcn 5u
MAIDEN, u10 or i1nO in @rn Sorcn}
Hnld eiltcn fdbi9cn 2tiiiitcntcn. 6r.
@cnrD GoienboIc ais oiii5iclcr oAiO
Dc Camp" that cbrniullS icinc Eilid)t
0tc Nb5uQ atnnal Com
million pCrlUn8t ourh Nn5cigc
int yGcrtid)en Correspondent" Nn0e
botc fir oel @ou pom Stmmmoilcr-
&on0lcil. NIlr9 Ndbere bcIogt bic
Nnjeigc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
Der t5.i1briue Sarrn Sopett,

nelfcr ain Stranoe bon 5pbee- Bead
6ci Sapannab baoete lnb in ole See.
binaus aeid,uomnien mar, witroe noir.
eincm Gelpbin 10 itnrf angermnt
ooB CT iofort unteriant uno ertrdlf.F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

rsit 5iin @ebraub In Der 9anloeR' unb Dd-
Vepdi.G fation um 1000 Nebnb4.
orsgsaggors, Gpeiferatet etc. fperben fhnel be-
1orgt per Setrthun In auen tplgsnoen btlef.
gfreant: Charles uno eaItiripre-Sfr 49,
g., ct. 8auI 1924, ooer glb., gnurtIarb 1901;
gRt. StonaI'e tation, 8. 4 g., UT: Sernon 912S;
Standardization SrformdtionSs 9hrean. g.. & y,
SL BauI SAC, ooer T;o., GomrtIan6 27a6: Hnh
ytr. 626. GiosBrcnbipnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
@crdMnts & Mincrs Srauspprt. So
Baltimore Sampf. Eafct Gu.
- latie nno Snprriaiiae @ai:sinir,l

{ ~ NGtC NHo 6uutrinlnNc yutsGlWtCtb "s Itti
) y" Ste. '&crgfG tuhttHs asbIi teRfbrocrio. l.c
1ampfcr rVirainiu" (ncn). rNlabama,"
yGcursia." ,Scnuriice".
Sdlnpfcr tobreIl tnnlth, SoniiagS alis9enrnl'
men. BON ben .@nis9tnic"sEicrs, Tr. 1O-tS,
9iabt. Strahc, $50 gthenbs. brett nab SIo
l'oint Comfort, glorioIt, Ecrt3noutb uno u1et
'g,unltcn beS eiibcnS. 8crbinbuie in SIo.
t@;oint Comfort nit Der e. & 3. @iicnhnbn".
gtn6 Jitdmnnb. Eerbilhuna in Rurtsntoitb NIT
.hem .Scnhonro @ir Cine" foIibem 2n9e nab
FurtSmnitb ltitS %ettInnta. St NorfoIf Ncrbirs
blrig nit Der ,%9ltInntic Gunit cine" g~torfo!f
sIrS tTy,'''@ gso Tup fml' G.s @in, Soaf gn
-uith Tcps 9)orf.
Nia6l8citcn rlaf elropdlfbcnt GIanc. 2irlt.
rj1ie Nniiiten3immcr, CIeitrifdc @eIeuhtunu,
Sampfbri8lna, aDicn irei. lteierpirte 9niiiteIt,
5ti4rtcr IN ben @iIets9iircnrr Der Dab 2ine."
Mr. 107. NitsguItilroreeS trnsc. Hr. 506-50s.
2idhisStra6e: g. 81. 6, Office, Sioe1s@de Der
baltimore. uno GuInertsStrube; continental
9ruft @utIhing" ulto glbnl0b'S gir. 100, gioros
G6nrfcssS trubc.
aubn D.. ehe,wuub, Is. srowu,
9iicesFrdf. II. Sen. sMinnaGcr. Seu. sIaif. sN9ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
National Sanfen.

Hational Sanfen.
,Sbe Eb Snwu Tuti1ual Sout," GGp: ,no
@rctersSirlBe. Sdcnb ". 9oot, Yr1lloeVi;
SturU 3. Ittoue, S%tuiitrCr. r.
,3iucitc 9iati0uaI.Snut," ASP SlosgrOaolpd0'
". y. SSlgucr, Nulircr.
,,Sscitcru 9iatiuual Band" ID 9toros9lialp' sir.
" Wiarrioit. yNuilirer. l..
uSrittc 9atiundl Snnt," @de HolttIIlores uito
NiOrtbzS iru6c. 49,. t -.
,3urmcrs a. 0irrdlants' Gnttcnal Wanf,"
{ Sptlbs mo qUmbut0l Giraffe.
,,91uincrcial & Sarmrr5' National Sans,"
. Siiomeits@dc 6uUuros mo 0ernaHsSl raGe.
Is. ). Yaloluit, Nuiiirer. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

Saumotcrialicn, Sbiircn, 6enlter'
= ra6nlcll, 2oOen etc.
Samcs y. Softer a. &c., 115 utS III Sh'ore.
bcrIdsSituBe.
@cu. d. S!uan & Sru, Ala gigDiiir. '2Sfrlie.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
0eidaftSs@ egmetier.

3eituugen 3citidrifien etc.
yS1c Baltimore gicps 6u.," 0dplo @betcronI
bic, SeiddtlatiDrer, 3l6 NSellsScrhluU.Slt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
@arsIanS & Yennisluania 81. 81.

F., iTa6e snr Meiie in's NnsIqno BE.
iptet s. Maise, Nr. 413, cR.gaIti.
aaurtitrahe, aslE Ga&sm' 3s~k Nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

StaQtS 9anfeH.
- ecutidle ganf puu goltimOre,n 9pltinore.
uno S0Qibdns SiruBe. Nlgntl gSebtr, Rtait'
Dent; +. ). Slot, ~G6uBmelIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

Spar 0anfen.
y1cutihe spdrbout uuH S%nltimore," Sutaioi
uno Y%nIiimureeE rate.
>, St. Games SpnrbuIi, " NaltitloresS ttlbe mn
9uiiumz guulc stncIlle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23
lBzlEHqzgag&OHlw
A ROAnOS
2d8IiG. I 1aeii6. aaSgenomuen 6onItaeS.
5 BUT SonniagS.

F6.05. *U.45. TAO. *7.45. SOB. 1900, fiO.50-
fli.53,. sll.5b SornI,. *12.16. t12;53, ii.55.
t2,43, 1880. t4.16, t4.55. t5,55 siabm, 5000,
b~erlaiien eamocrsSt atiou 1900. +6.t5, 1920,
400, t7.2O, 500, $500, 1900, 1000, tii.06
E fs.oo, 800. 500 u.s. XII fi fl'S6, ' .i.5o, +5 Co., s s5.oS.
Gabnu.. 1000. *6.17, 1920, 400, 800, 1915
(2imiteol. $1,000, 1905, *t1.O5. +11.32 sbbs.
5rcpcrid. GonioenaS% iation, II. 80 uno S9.15
Sornt., f1.25. 1850 nno $50 gindu.
Saaerstuwn, Wtt. 9iopaLSiation. f7.46 Born,
1880 9lablt.; eanloer.S iutipIi. 1850, 1890
Norri., 1850, f4.00 Nabm.
WpHal Ylae Cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

TruIt Gompdgnien.
,MnrDlano Sruit 3d." giurolpefts @de GuIeert,
4, lno @ermulsS irnBc. @rier Seri6, YrIii'
bent; Z. 9. 3inlmcrnturlt, Sefteilr; Surruu
Ban yteb. G6nBnteilter.
Baltimore sruit & Guarantee 3d." Equitable
luII0IlA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-23

Aoolpb Guthcrict, 0ic6tsanlpNlt Mr. 10, on,
aerlnalUlrStrnBe. y. X y. R0nilc, Ct. NdIIl
-. GarDart ebimcr, NcbtSanuaIt LUTON 3rnli
N%utloin0, Baltimore. Yio. Scibc GcIcpbcHe.
Garl u. NJ. SdlplB, 1926. 1870 9ulusg'uiloing.
WuitnunS 0prb, POI .2G9 Snlpert Nlilotlla.
d. ssnr. Grtninnn, III yioto'GbnrlcSzStraBe
neutrality-suspicious. @crGtbe uno
SGmcreicn.
Griffith & Suruer Gp, 205 giuro- FutG Strube.
Wnrmor- lilo 8ranltsSScrfe.
g. oiladrtncr a. etpue. ia. us 98ctsNaIti'
m~uresSttaBe.
Elumbing 6ltrnaccs, Gongcs mo
Scicn,. 0adOedcn mo Ginnen.
Senuett Bros, 523 9toro.6 remout. gIoenue.
&upieribmieoe uno SAUNDERS.
5o6n Snbert, 1714 3bnmes'e traBe. g. & g.
aeiepbon: gSolfe 1899.
Seuer SerIi6erungen.
sem. 7. sBafclioro & g., 10 uno II Gbambcr
,9iuNal Snimranec SO. Of 9iucrpopl," Scnrb 81.
gSariieIo, RiiheutsWinnnQer, 101-102 Giant
Der IT Commerce g'Iiloing.
n@ermonin SeneroerTdlcrungs : 8cieaihaft."
Baltimore u1o NprtbsStrlbe.
GigentbunS Igenien un0
=SGuoler.
9icrrc 6. 5uona e. Tcpbeu, 10 Olts2eTinGtors
Strdbe.
Sufi6mieo 3u6ebor.
6. sentt Eapue 60, 1862 'lno 364 Noro.Sap'
Strabe.
Onhfpu ans Cal,
0eurp u. Gpn 9eine, $50 gollntbia;glpcnue.
Sdmlldiahen unO lt6reil.
u. 3. Oiiner, 30 0ft.9altimore.S trabc.
"r~U FfdHbfcib @tffGfte.l@ 3'A''
~GuniuItpatco 2uan Co." 1 NOrosGabsGirabc.
TinnoS mo Srgeln.
GbaS. vi. Stiefi, 9 aioroz2ibcrtDs Strabe.
ssm. Snnbe d 80, sloe. MD 5aDcites Ctr,
Eapicr uto Hapier- Often. 80
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No 0rangeburg Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.
Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the kidney secretions. They
will warn you when the kidneys are
sick. Well kidneys excrete clear,
amber fluid. Sick kidneys send out
a thin, pale land foamy, or a thick
red, ill-smelling urine, full of sedi-
ment and irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes
from the back. Back pains, dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute tell you
Of sick kidneys and warn you of the
approach of dropsy, diabetes and
Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and cure
them permanently.
E. Starton, well known in Flor
ence, S. c., says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills helped my back after every
thing else had failed, and after I
had thought that my back was worn
out They made it stronger than 1t
had been for five or six years and
seemed to put a new backbone in 1ne.
I have had terrible time with back
ache which was greatly aggravated
by my work and at times ] had to
lay off for I could not work on ac-
count of the acute pains across my
loins. I could not begin to tell you
all I have suffered. The secre:'ons
from my kidneys also bothered me,
were very dark in color and con-
tanned sediment, being also too fire.
quent in action and annoying me
during the day and preventing my
resting we'll at nights. I applied
plasters and rubbed my back with
liniments but nothing helped me un-
til l read about Doan's Kidney pills
and procured a box. They were just
what I needed and are the best back
ache remedy I ever used. I have not
had backache since 1 used them, the
kidney secretions are all right, L
can sleep all night without having to
get up and my back is stronger than
it has been for a number of years. .
Plenty more proof like this from
Orangeburg people. Call at j. G.
Wannamaker's drug store and ask
what customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agent for United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
ARMY Education.

The conditions confronting officers
and men who have children to edu-
cate, are simply pitiful. Many an
officer is at this moment in debt, and
paying interest on borrowed money
so that hes may send his son or his
daughter to a good school, or keep
them in some city where their educa-
tion will be continuous and uninter-
rupted. No matter Of domestic
economy touches officers more deep
" than than this of the children's
education.
It is true that the public schools
of CITY,. if the post be near CITY,
are generous.in taking boys and girls
in, and some do so for. a. tuition fec;
but it is, nevertheless, a fact that an
army officer cannot demand local
school service as right. because OF
his profession and his residence on
military reservation. Even The1
nea. a city, the post is outside OF H.
and the children spend from two to
four hours daily travelling behind
army mules to and from the school
house.
The so-called "post schools now
esta blished, and to which children
are sometimes sent through absolute
necessity because of isolation, are a
farce, for the officer having the high
sounding title of Superintendent OF
Post Scho ols," is generally so fully
occupied with other engaging military
duties that he can give little or no
attention to the school development
and system, while the man who is
teacher has usually never acted In
tht capacity before.
Again, officers and men are so
changed about that the education OF
the children Is subject to sad and
costly Interruptions, as they frequent
iy 20 back one grade in their trans,
fer from one locality to another.
Is there not remedy for this?
West Point represents hundreds OF
similar, though smaller cases, and
these children are as lusty, as loyal
and as American as any the nation
produces.-Armya and Navy Life.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
No Use to Die.

"I have found out that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry, says Mrs. j. P. White, of Rush
boro, Pa. "I would not be alive to-
day only for that wonderful medi-
cine. 1t loosens up a cough quicker
than anything else and cures lung
disease even after the case is pro-
nounced hopeless" The most reli-
able remedy for coughs and colds, la
.rippe, asthma, bronchitis and hoarse-
ness, is sold under guarantee at DR..
J. G. Wannamaker, Mfg. Co., drug
store. soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-05-29
FOLKLORE REGARDING MOON
No Object in the Heavens Eas In
spired the Fancy of Mankind So.

bpiEcu RahSJ VA W.
No object in the heavens has in
spired the fancies and imagination
OF Mauklnd - MuCn as Tue r.oon.
The sunlight shows Things, as
they are, but the moon spreads halo
over the most unsigatly obJet is.
makes fairyland out OF fence cor
ners and covers the whole landscape
with glittering silver. The moon
plays an important part in the folk
lore OF almost every nation.
The blithe outlines on its surface
have represented both men and all-
mails The moon has had its wor-
shippers, and always there have been
popular notions about its Importance
in husbandry and it's influence On
human destlnies.
An interesting relic of the prime
val superstitions of the Aryan race
is the fanciful idea that the lunar
spots are not meaningless outlines
but representations of human beings
and different kinds of animals. The
imagination OF moor gazers has led
them to see a man in the moon,
woman, and such animals as the
hare, toad, cat, dog, fox and lion.
No one knew ror certain what the
outlines on the surface of the moon
really meant until the invention OF
the telescope in 1908 when it was
learned that they arc mountains.
Almost every nation in the world
has it's stories about the man in the
moon, who he is and how he hap
pened to be there.
Many of the different legends
agree that the man in the moon was
eHiled for some crime, but they differ
as to the nature Of the offence. Cain,
Judas, Iscariot and other criminals
mentioned in the Bible have been
consigned to tile moon by popula"
fancy
A story of the man in the moon
that originated among the Germans
is the one that has become the most
popular. According to this the man
was found gathering fagsots on the
Sabbath, and for this crime was
transferred to the moon to bear his
burden until the end OF time.
Ages ago an old man went into
the woods one Sunday to hew sticks.
He cut a large bundle of fag9ots,
threw them across his shoulder and
began to trudge homeward with mis-
burden.
On his way he met a handsome man
In Sunday suit, walking toward
church. The stranger stopped and
asked the faggot-bearer:
do you know that this Is Sunday
on earth when all must rest from
their labors?"
Sunday on earth or Monday IN
Heaven, it's all one to me-" laughed
the woodcutter.
Then bear your bundle forever"
answered The stranger. Since you
value not Sunday on earth. yours
shall be perpetual noon-day IN
heaven; you shall stand thron@n
eternity in the moon. a warming TO
all Sabbath th-5reakers.
Thereupon the mysterious person
van ished and the poor old man was
caught uD with his load of fagSots
into the moon, where he stands 70
this day.
On the theory that 1t is not good
that man should be alone, creative
Imagination has supplied the man IN
the moon with a companion. The
myths about the woman in the moon
are confined mostly to North Amer
lea. The Eskimo Indians have
tradition about the formation OF the
sun and moon.