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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Gem 6 ooB0erGrbcii 6cr-
qcbcn. - Som EroltcrDalic. Nr.
4t3, Siio-Innitrobc, aus ionb gcitcrrl
Nod)m"ittoa Die 9ccroiqlmq Der an
20. Sunni I'M Glitter BON II NSobrcrl
peritorbenen Srou WtarGnrctGaS d)ob.
ond, ae6. Scroll, inter GROCER DC
tb~cili0ung bon 2ciOtrogcnOut allI
benz at. Gormcl-S ricoboie" itott,
nnd)ocm Eoitor &. %. 2odcr Don ocr
ct. MottGGi.&ird)c einen fcierlid)erl
Sraucraotte5bicnit 0cboItcn bate.
3oblrcidc fpItborc @Illmlenipcitocll
id)nliidten Den Snrg. Itc $50. Gon-
rnb urb @eorg Sd)obbudL Geo. Sill
mar, @corg Noiinon mo lctcr Ncl.
ion fungirtcn ols Nohrtud)trdgcr. -
Sic &eritorbenc iullr0e an l3. Sc
sender 1881 III Oberitielb, Sber.
%franfer, gcborCn unO fam I'M Sabre
1858 nnd) amcrifo. Sic wor mil
Srn. Gonroo Sd)nb0nd uerbeiratbet,
Der ibr Dor 10 Sabrcn mi So0e boz
or ging. 9tcben eincm Sohn, Srn.
Seonbaro ShoboodL bintcrlGBt Sroll
Sd)obood iicbcn Gufelfinber II, mleD.
rerc' Weidrpiiter in Cincinnati, g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
GoS 2ofal SGngcrieIt Oes .ar

"*@ 9ob SofalS GngerieIt Oes nAr-
Better Gnger6unoeS bon Baltimore"
Dos ont 4. Suli in @ebcr'a Eorf 90
gehnlten miro, biirite Iid) 81 eiuenl
Dollen Grfolgc geitoltclt, ons benefit
idlon jebt oos Sntereiie, lueld)es oenl.
ielben in oelt areiien oer tbeilneb-
men0en SGnger, nn0 I'M lpeiteren
Eublifnm entgegcn gcbradt miro.
Gie pier ieitgebenoen 9ercine, n2ocuit
Eoint Wdnnerd)or," nSo5ialiitiide
2ieoertoiel," nGoncoroio" uno Ser
ipeeb.Mdnnerdor," iino idon ieit
@od)en ileiBig an Ser grbeit, Die BET
bicier 8%elegenbeit gum Gprtrog &c.
la%naenben GGore ein5uiiben, mo ihrer
Nrbcit miro iiherlib Der pcroientc
2o6n nidt ieblen ein grfolg IN
dllBerer, lpie III filuiileriidcr @inlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
$ omen Geiirlu

Sn 9pmcn'a 6efieln. - Ea-
'tor y. i. &cnni9bollicn BON Scr 0cut.
ldlet llttberiidcn ct. Step6anasair.
DC lrollte 0citcrn 9rn. S,o6n &.Anea
mo Sri. Ola NJ. Steinbogclt, God.
fer ocS 5rn. ul0 6rou Senrp Steill-
boger, mobnbait Nr. 1889, Mont
roIeltroBe. 9tod Der G%erenlonic ioll0
Gin elnpiong III genunnter NSobmmg
'tott. 2oS Foar miro in Baltimore
mobnet. lcI
- Sri. 3anilic $. giojent6ol, God.
ter bon Srit. li1o 5rolt sinlon NO
lcntbol, id)loB an1 Miontag nit 6rn.
Ibrabam S%lolibcinlcr oen Nltlto iiir'a
Seben. Ho6biiler Gr. Inl. Noicnall
roln Glltolu 4loce Senrpcl uol,o0
Die Sroultng.~ AlS Yroutiiibrer inn,
girte Sr. Nbe Gelepie IL. ais Nrollt-
illnger Sri. Beatrice 9%ern6eintcr.
llibers morcn Die SS. Sic @olf, &.
Sombern Solurcnce Goodman ln0
Solepb @olf. Sic So65eit muroe
nrrd Elm Gonfett I'M Torlor
al Der 9toro = GbarlesitroBe geieiert.
Gos ilnge Eonr relIte fiir Die Sitter
luofen mad Aioqura Sails, BUFFALO
mo CANADA Sp1tcr niro boiiclbl
an Der Scrnbia apenne 0obnunl
neDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
NitidJlGgc.

&ier Ncrloncu BON Der @itc iibrr.
nionltt. - Grei bel Der Nrbcii
ltno Der &icrte bCi'm NoicboQ.
ipicl. - Nclttc 9robc &orliht &c.
butcll.
IS crci9nctcn iidl Ncitcrn pier NiB.
ihlGgc, oopon OrCi in Dit Baltimore
unO elmer olti Dem &oIebnl Glotc
an Der 9)prf.Nono. Ga iiir bcutc al.
0ollernoe @ibe ollgcioQt lit, lit grpbc
Gorltdt gcbotcll.
&n ser 6ubrit Der o@rooobent
Maltcl So" an Der Ode BON Yrcii.
ocnt= unb NliceannoitrnBc mutbcn
Ncuiontin 2ollcr BON Mr.. 1913, 9toro-
GrctcrItrnBc, ltno Nu0ltlt Shrcibcr
bon ltr. t5t7, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bel Der
9(rbcit bon Der Sibc iibcrn1onnt. Gr-
ltcrcr muroc nud) Dem st. &oicpbS-
@oipitol," Scttercr nud) lciller Nob.
l1lln0 gcbrudt.
Sn Der Giicn1iebcrci BON Somc6 5.
@Qcp Il So. al Der SullcQltcrItraBc
erlitt Eoul :. Slti9 eincn @ibidlng
bel Der Nrbcit; olld) er mllrOc mad
Dem st. Solcpb9.Solpitol" ilbcr9c-
fiibrt.
Sclbit Den 9ltbletcn I'M @oieboQ-
Spiel int nSriolc-Yorf" mar bic @itc
5u groB. vGotd)cr" 9rd)cr pom 9lrf.
faloer Club nllBte iid) pom Spiel SIT.
riid5iebcn ltnO mltr0c bclpnbtloa in
cin 3Intnlcr acbrodt. Gic 1ottorell
Ston0iib NtcGlcurp 'N0fi1t&, Elm yEit.
der" DER Orioles" unO Eiu@burp
nubnlcn iid) bc@ Wonrco AT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Der SdDulihlni,.

10000 &in0cr trcten ibrc 0rcin1onat-
lidcn Somicricricn an, - 400
crrciheu Die Gciic iiir Die Sod
idltlcn. - Bur SCbrcr Eritiu1g
mclocn iid 90 9tcgcr. - 9htr )
M0luncr.
Sic goIocncn SoumCricricu Der
Stultin0Cr nubmcn QcItcrn ibrcn
@lnfon0. llngei0br 10000 &noben
ullo Wt00hcl mariUn 1cltcrn ibrc
Sdulbiid)cr in bic Edc. Inn lie crit
III scr 5"lucitCu ScptCmbCrmod)e mic
Der bcrpnr5ubolcn. &iClc tancn aber
nit cn%ttGuidltcnt @clid,t2mnaorltd
mo 5Ggcrn0cn SdrittcN nod Nol.ie
- c9 morcu Iic, luclhc nIht binouf.
9criidt morcn in cine h6hcrc &lolIc.
SSrcltoc obCr NlGn5tc nlt9 0cn 9IllQcll
Der 0robcn Nrnlea IcrCr, oIc bci'ml
Gcginn bc2 nCllcn SduliubrcS III
cine boGcrc aluilc cilltrctCu. ltngc.
iGhr 100 Shiilcr pcrlicbcn bic
Sd)ulc nit ocn1 N%cilc5cu0niB fir bic
Mpd)ldrllClL obCr MIR ser uiertc Sbcit
o0uon miro tm Stan0c lCtrL Die Stu
olcll lort5ulHbcn; an Die grobc WoiIe
Der Siln1linge mo iunNCn MGod)cll
tritt Der Grnit 0C2 ScbcnS bcrau.
Nn9 Nilgcn nm Ooa t00lidc @roo
bc0innt iiir 0ic, ocrcn Gltcrn iinall.
5icll nidIt i'm Stonoc lil1o, lie nod)
l0ngcr 81 crboltcn.
S%cbrcr= i riifunNcn.
Etc Erilrlu1g filr Scbrcr lutn 2cNs
rcrinlcn bcgonn om MontaN in Ger
lucltliGcn b0hcren (ohtcrihulc. IS
bottcn lid) 125 Gonoiootcn lul0 Can.
0lootInllcn gcntcloct fiir Ocn llntcrs
rldt III Den Glcnlcl.tnrfluiiCn, SEN
kindergarten = &luilcn mo Ocutihclt
&IoIIcl. 9c5cihncno lit, oob pom
Den 120 Sanoiontcn 90 9tcgcr mo
Ncacrinllcll mnrcl1, mo c3 befauben
lldl ilbcrhnltpt llltr ) Wf0nlcr inter
ocn Gonoiootcn. 0ic Nriiiltn1 iiir
Die Glcnlcntnr4 mo bic &in0Cr0ar-
tcll=Nlollcn fam Qcltcrn bcrcitS sum
Nbihlltb, Die Erilflu10 iiir Die oeltt.
Idcll &lalIen mdbrt icood) nod nlcb
rcrc Gage, @cllte mo ntorgcn iinoct
Die Frillllng BON Gan0i0atcn fir Or
lab Scbrcr ltott.
GcniionSfono &ermuI.
tung@bcbor beorgoni
Sic neutrality-suspicious. oc9 SCD-
rcr.FcnlionS 6on0S or0oniiirtc lid) 0t.
tern Nbcn0 inl Sd)lI- Nomilliltrua
lions. @ebGu0c an Der Gdc pom ga.
foncttc. uno Mooiiunsglpe. ala ErG.
li0clt mltroc &r. SGontoa McGuafcr,
Sdlul-GonmiiiGr, ermGbIt. Soounn
lultroc bcidlolicrL an +. Sonllor 1905
Nlnflo0ct iiir ocl Ncniionaiou0 81
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

SoIlcin Wi 4 0hencntiit6 /
BADEN. - Sri. Goa Nllifncr aus
Scancttc, Fn, lit bon Hid)tcr Wran-
nan inter Der Anid)nloigung unqcb,
lid Nlicc Eidctt. Elm Is = i0bri0cS
Wt00dcl1, cntfilbrt 81 babclt. iiir Die
1cbor0cll Don Seullcttc f%eltgcboltcn
morocn. Dos junQc MiGohcn ipuroc
inn Union 0nbnboic pcrboitct, bod,
mar 0oS ol0crc WtG06en llidt nit
oltf Dem 3ugc. Sri. Nuiincr iogte,
Dab lie boS Eifctt MiGOd)cn fCnne,
aber 00iielbe III @rccnabllru, cine
Wicilc BON cdncttc, 5ltrildgcIuiieu bu.
be, luobin 2llice ibr ibre Nnn0tdidle
tritg.
Scutl h GonfDon Wultiz
more. - Die Sirefturcmuubl ser
,,Geutlhcn Waut bon Vultimorc"fin.
oct Montu9, Den IS. Sllli, No6mit.
tags > llbr itott.
Ecrionul- Noti5. - &r. y.
&i%lrQeniclt, Der Gcilcnoc Der 6irml
". Shuuodcr II. So, lit g~cItcrn 81
flr5cm 9ll.icntbolte aus Dem @cltclI
nad) Baltimore 5uriidgetcbrt.
Ser Ecrciu ~ Il d it. - Gem
ioCbCn CridiCllCltell nlol1atlidlCu But
lctin 0eS Scrcin5 Der &ouiIcute un0
Tabritontcn 5uiol1c, bat Ole 3abl Der
Wiit9lie0cr 0iclc9 GcrcinS icit Dem /.
Snrnlor llnl 100 5ilgenommcn. Ger
&ercin bot iebt l55 MitQlieocr.
Bon Secun0S II. - 9tod)
cincm aus BREMEN cin1ctroiicncnstu-
bclgronm lit Der Nor00. SlopO,G Gam.
pier .9reolalL" Der AM 10. o3. Wit3.
BON Baltimore ubfilbr, am Wiolltag
Nbeno ltnl . llbr BORT eingetroiret.
49, Eltnft = llbr bclrtc NudJmittdg
tritt Der Norbb. Slopo Ganpfer
oWinin" Die Niidrciic nod bremen
an. &ie bercita berid)tet, baben bclt.
te feline 9ciuhcr 3ltritt 5llnl Ganl,
pier.
G Is igarrcnmo Oh er'
II II ion 9tr. I" %erlp1bltc qeitcrn IN
elmer in Der .Nridloper's Nalc" al
6apette. mo 6reoertditrobc ubgebal.
tenen 0cncrnlpcrinnmlung ioI9cuOC
9eontte: Charles y. arous, NrGii
ocnt; George Seize. &ice.ErGiioent
@uItnp Wieholt, Sinon5 q. SefretGr
SoGn Ellnot, prot. SefretGr; i. Wen,
fcln1epcr, Hegiitrir.S efretar; Gbas
2inbcmann Sergeant.otsIrmls Sru
tees: Gbos. j. aimpel, Mortin 2
9urnbom; Sinon5-Gomite:: Sobr
SnrmS, Gus. alolsner, Hobert 20.
tcG; GrcfntipsG omite: Mobert S0tcll
@itS. alouSncr, Sobn Sorms, ), j
! &. Mpcrs un0 6rant Gittrid].
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

NermoltcrS Terfauf /. -
Wie Die ySoic 9epolit & Sruit 60"
al onoercr Stcle all5eigt, meroeu Die
allftiol,utorcu u. .. 2obc & so. ont
nGd)itcn Wontog baS Brunoitiid uno
Die Hultteu an ser Norolueit.Gde bon
>Sciicrion. lno 9etbelltraBe allf 81.
Ientlider Nuttion p~ertauien.
81 ii II it Ter proofs geb t II q Il
FuriS. - 9r. Gid)uro &. proofs.
Scr Heip = gorfer aiinitler, lpelhec
mtScrforen iuorocn lit. Inn cine Stu-
tie ocS Generals Sobn VI. 5000 ber.
5uitellelr, reiit 6reitog nah Earis,
100 CT ein Snbr bleiben uno Die Sta,
tie Idalien miro. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

,Gnfant terrtble". - Ttc
6anlillen 0ullnl0l mo Sdlegel iua.
rem spar periflpd9crt, fonnten Iid)
ober nid)t red)t beieben. SdlegelS
pCrilbcltcn eS nGnltd ben 9altnlolS,
oaB 0icle, mcld)e MIR eiilea Sl1ngtn
hotten, lid iiber ibren Samilienreid).
tbllu allfbielten. Als Der Z. Spr0B.
ling bel Sdlegela ungefommen ipor,
tlingelte es, mo pie ~geiuobnlidl itullo
SGnsden Gaumol nit einem Sopf
Siibneriuppe fiir 5onte Shlegeln
uno Den better 8lildluiinihen BON
.&atan" mo yWtltttan" Dor Der
Sbiir. Silbneriuppe itintnlt immer
p~crIobnlidl, altd) merl nidt gum
llebcriIub mod Slid. uno Seaens.
milnlde babel limo, uno 10 ioate oenlr
Serr Sdlegel weih: .9tu, Sdnsden,
miuit Iu nift ELM gisden berein.
tontnleu, oaruit Su Seiten Glterl.
er5oblen %fannit, mie's bel uns eebt?"
- s9tee, Snfel", erluioerte S1nsfen
ablpeile1o, voot luiIlen lie iton!"
o0as mIilen iie?" so, ndielte
SdnSd,en perohtlid. uGata bot &c.
logt, bel elId geht's lpie bel &c .9ar.
nldell" 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Sal bington 9oulepar0.
- Sir bic Strcdc 0cp Baltimore.
Nalbington NpltlcporoS bon &Ds
ottopille nod Der @rcnje bCS Gi-
~itrifts Columbia bat Die Stoots-
@nnoItroBcn g Hbtbcilllng ser gcolos
piidcn Gcrmciiunga Gpnmiiiion oic
cite Surlpifc o%usgclpGblt. Die Be
illbltng zines uRoercn beitcbcnoca
%anbmcgcs fiir oicicn Sbcil 0ea9ou.
lcpnr0o milroe 5l foltlpiclig geluelc:l
icln. Stir Die &oucnouutg 0icler mo-
oerncl1 Sano'trobc iin0 nod meDr
Noro1 crforocrlid). lnl0 cine @clell.
idloit poll einfluBrcihcn Tcrionlid
fcitcnL Die ali Dem 0oulcporo cnt.
lang ipobncn, bat iid) inter Dem 9tus
men Baltimore = Molhingtoll.0 ors
leunrO Niiociatipn" gcbiloet, Die oo-
rallf binlplrfen mill, ooB bie nGd)Ite
Scaialotur cine lpcltcrc gcnilgcn0e
&Crmtlllglltg mlad)t. Scr Nuu olcI23
NouleporoS lp1lrbe BON Der ScgiaIntllr
pon 1906 ulttorilirt bon Der Seliloll
non 1908 mltroc cine Nud)pcrmiui.
0ltllg aeilod)t, Die ulld) Die EfloItcs
rltlt0 Der Columbia E glucrltc, bon
Der Stootgrcn5c bis SIT Den 0eleile!l
Der Baltimore Ohio . Nobn eilt-
id)licBt. gIber 0iele Nodpermilliglllg
ocniiNt aud nod nid)t. Sic 9oule.
poro > WcicQid)oft, berelt &orlitcr@r.
GarpiQc :. Ncnion bon Baltimore
Solultp lit, bot allf nlorgen Nbenn
cine Gerlonunlulg SIT Salctborpe
cI%ilberufclt, 5lt Der altd 8ouperrcllr
Grotbcrs mo bic WiitglieOer Der geo
logiifen GcrntciilngS 8 ~GommiNioll
cin9clnoen iil1b.
! Ter .@roitb Armp-Glnb"
bot qeitcrn bonn rcpublifaniiderl
Yr1iihentid)oitS= Ganoioatcn 5ait nlli
Den ibnt %5lgeionbtcn Snooiliriings-
Ncidlllb oes Clubs eilt Gantld)rei.
ben crbolter, meld)er an Sen Sefre-
tar bes Clubs, Sobu q. Sbompion,
geridtct NOR.
Gin q ii nitigcr 8crih +. -
Ger Gerid)t bcS Srn. @iniom T.Gole,
@erid)ts. Glerfs bon 9oltinoresGour
IN, fiir bos nit bem 81. Moi 1908 Ell.
oenoe G.ilortol ergie6t, bob nGbrcu0
ocs WonotS Moi 1882 johrlid)e Sicen.
gen ollsgeiteQt murben, onrltnter 81
Spirituoien-2icenSen Sic @eiammt,
Ginnabcn betritgen $t26,17.9S, cine
Mtcbreinnobnlc bon $lS,961. SO, &C.
gcnilbcr bemielbcn Guortol im Sors
iabre. herriibrcno BON Dem nelter
pndliecn5s@eiet fir @oltimofe.G oun-
tn. Gpn ocn etltuabmen erbielt Der
Stoat $3sQS2.9S.
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Sic Eilaitcrnna Der Nprtb-N ucnnc.

lie Etlaitcrnno Der Mucnhc,
Gic Nn~1elcgcnbcit lit Nun cn0lid
0Cihlid)tct. - Sclttc mcr0cn Mor.
rem brothers nut Den Nrbclten be.
oiltllcrl. - Mll. W. GlDcr miro
Die Nan0itrine icben.-Gic nclter
Nnlcibcr1.
ErGiiocnt George @nrrcn BON Mor.
rem brothers, Bottom trof gcitcrn IN
baltimore cin ul0 botte u1pcr5iiglld,
nufJ icincr Nnfltnft cine llntcrrc0lrnQ
nit &ru. Niuium Sbcporo 9rpall,
0crn Nnpolt bon @iliom W. GlOcr.
Der Eroteit gcgcll Ole &crgebtng oc2
Gontroftea iiir Die Eiloiterung Der
9SortbsNpcnlte, 5uild)cll Eapion. Ml0
II. StroBe, ou Morrcn brothers cr'
bOben bate. 9toh0ent Sr. Gl0er' SIT.
crit 10 gut, lpic Den gul5cn Gontrntt
pcrlonAt buttc, crflGrtc er iidl lhlieB.
lid oanltt }uIrieocn, Die Han0ItcIne
0lt Nortb-2Ipenuc SIT icBen, cine gr.
belt, mclde Ctlpo $4,000 pCrth lit.
NSarren 9rptbcr3 hotten o~llcr0in0&
Die NltafiIbrtng Oicica Sbcilca ibrra
GontrnftCa Der Tirmn Ncnrp Nclu &
SGbnc ucrlprphcrL ood) trnt 0ici(
Iirnlo germ BON ibrcm Ncbtc 5rlriid.
nm ollie &in0crniiic aus ocm Me0c 81,
rGunlcrt. Nr. Morrcu bate 0arolll
cine llnterrc0un1N nit 0cnl Wdupr
Der Den Golltroft lltcr5cid)ncte ltnb
Na0urd) rcd)tstrGitig mod)tc. Mr.
Marrclt fubr NodnlittoAS III cItcnl
Nntomobil nit Sngcnieur GDriltbili
bon Der Observation-Disclosures = Som.
n"tiliion nad NORTH. 9lpcnllc mn bCiid)-
ti9te Ona (erroin, 0onlit CT Die nptb.
mcnoiAcn 9ciehlc iiir Die bclltc be-
0%innc10cn Nrbcitcn ans cigcncr Nm.
id)ulllllg 0ebcn funIltc.
Sic InlciDcn.
Ter Wappr lclloet nod tG0lid) @ric-
fe an an0clcbcnc NiirGcr ulo %crcinc
aus, nm lid) ocrcn llntcritilbrng fit
Die 2nnnbmc Scr S5,00O,OOO Nulirr-
nno $1,0O0.O00 Submop- 9(nlciDc 81
Iid)crn. @citcrn iprod) micocr cinc
Qnll5c Nn5obl &crrcn pcrionlih bci'ul
Mtapor Dor o0ct ucrlid)crtr ocnlIClbcr
bricIlih ibrcr llnteritiitum1. Gorlul.
ter bcfanocn it'd: y. u. Nnpocn Er6.
li0ent Der oGutmusS porbont;;" &. &.
Softer bon Der oG6eiupcnfc Gontpi.
'd)tff Co." Gobcrt Z. Scad, iltn.,
Gonlitc-GIerf oea 5ueitcn StootratbSa
5lpct0ea; Nltglltlls s. NinSmnnAcr,
Stootrutbanlit0licb bon Der 1l.Snro;
@cnrD Is. Hermimnn Er0li0ent Der
yllnitc0 Snrctp Co." %.Stcuort NC.
Gonolo; Sontcs Glorfc, Er0iiOent Der
~ " uttljullllS g|tullulltl-
@anf;" Scuia Eltbcl, Nnunlt; Wior-
rih ". Sopcr @iilf9.T iitriftS Nltipolt
SSilliom .. 6llrit uon &obn y. 6rrit
< 90; Sonucl 5. Midctts, @bcnlofro.
tide Gretlttipc Der IS. Mor0; Snluoll
@apcS Saufbcih1cr, Soicpb Sporp.
&cnrp @irpiclO, G0moro SiridL :.
6rnnf, Son1. u. Mice, Y. ". Nab.
cliiic, Mortin @colcp, Gr. otto %.
Hcinborot, &cnrp ). @roni1g, >Sobll
&. Snrpcp.
9inncnlnnb 3anGfc.
Sclttc Nodmlittug miro inn Niircoll
0ca Mupors Die critic Gonicrcr5 ollgc-
iebcncr @cihGitaleltc obgcboltcn
mer0elt, melhe arrangements iiir Die
@ilnCnlono annnl=Gonpcntion trci-
len molcn, Die bier inn Nopcnbcr o6-
9cboltcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Sclltc Nodnlittu9 miro inn Niircoll
0ca Mopors Die critic Gonicrcn5 ol,gc,
lebcncr @cIhGftalclltc abGcboItcn
mcr0elL lpelde arrangements iilr olc
@innCnlono annol=Gonucntior trei.
len molcn, Die bier inn Aopcnbcr o6.
9cbalten miro.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

25 per cent discount oa all trunks ll2 F. Adams St; phone black I'll
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

Ee done for his experiments had prov ed conclusively the active poison of the oleander to animals. What the effect might be on the human system he is not prepared to say but he would ad- wise every person to take as little Oleander into his system as possible il he cared to live long
 Professor Wilson is so well satisfied himself of the facts in the case, that
 just as soon as he finishes these ex- periments he proposes to dig up and burn, root and branch. every oleander on the experiment farm and he sug- gests that the city council of Phoenix would make no mistake if it ordered every plant in the city dug up and make it violation of law to raise an other one, except in very private or protected preserves. This would cer- tainly save the lives of much valuable stock in the future and it may be pos sible that more than one child has been laid to rest forever as the result of oleander poison when the cause was attributed to some other undefinable disorder.
 But about the mule which has now joined the silent majority along with the sheep. the COW and the horses. The mule was in good health and of strong vitality, though he was old and unde- sirable and was marked for slaughter anyway, though by the manner of his death he is entitled to something of the credit due to the martyr, at least among mule kind. Tn the former arti- cle on this subject it was stated that the Oleander carries three distinct poisons. One of them is soluble in water and the other three are not That much has been learned about them and incidentally that seems to be about as far as information goes in respect of the character of the poisons. About three weeks ago an aqueous solution was made using fifteen grammes (about fifteen leaves) of the green leaves of the oleander, thus extracting that particular poison. It was admin istered to the mule but only produced
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member of Peof Wilson's poison squad with which he has been giving oleander leaves 2 run for a record. Several days The Republican recited the number and nature of the eAperi- ments he has been conducting. all re- sulting fatally except in the case of the mule which had not yet taken the third degree" and whose case was to be reported upon later.
 Prof Wilson stated yesterday that it is not customary to make reports of this kind public preceding the prepa- ration of the bulletins but in this par ticular instance he believed it should
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a slight effect, though the effect was severe enough to be quite noticeable. The mule was then given the same fif- which the solution was made. The ef- feet was much more marked though it did not produce fatal results Probably the mule had a little the advantage in this dose for it was administered on a full stomach .and the effect of the poison was somewhat neutralized.
 Though it was very evident the ami mal was badly poisoned he still snow ed great deal of vitality and was given 26 grammes of green leaves in a capsule. At the end of eight hours he was very sick and at the end of twelve hours he was nearly dead but he revived again and seemed to be de termined to conquer the poison. Prof Wilson then picked up 23 grammes of dead leaves from under a tree and ad- ministered them in capsules. The tenn perature and pulse rose rapidly and in eighteen hours the animal was dead.
 It is Professor Wilson's theory that the oleander poison is not particularly painful. On the contrary it's over stim- ulation of the heart produces an un . naturally fine feeling at first and in the case of the mule made him bray. apparently with the spirit of renewed youthfulness. But this shortly gave way to a stupor as the heart lost strength and the continuous purging weakened the patient until death en- sued
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If you want everyone to greet you With smile upon his face. Carry CrystaIIized Cactus Candy, From Donofrio's place.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
IND OF HE MULE
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Professor Wilson's Poison Squad is Now ''All In" and the Theories Have Been Demonstrated.

The mule is dead and oleander pois- on killed him. Thus spoke Professor Wilson of the experiment farm yester- day and the reference was to the last
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Look for DeMund Lumber comDanv's advertisement
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-04-17
Leon County Politics.
Editor True Democrat:

Editor True Democrat:
II one will ponder and think about
the condition of Leon cOunty's affairs
they could not help but want a change
in many ways, from governor down to
constable.
We have just passed through money
panic in the last few months that
caused bankers, merchants, and million
aires to put on their thinking caps and
wonder what the consequences would
be before it came to an end. Just 80
with the politics and politicians Of Leon
county and the one-horse farmer voters.
After all the hard times in money
matters have clOuded the sunny skies
Of Leon county, still our hard-earned
money flows freely from the Treasurer s
vault over its area, as though 1t grew
on trees.
Our taxes are still being increased
year after year, and for all that, 1t IS
impossible to get enough money ahead
in the treasury TO meet the demands OF
our county officers, yet it seems Leon
county is sufficiently strong to help
build railroads, especially the Florida
Central. At MiccOsukie their survey
traced our public road one hundred and
twenty-five yards, which was as good
piece Of road as there is on the MiccO-
sukie and Tallahassee road, Of eighteen
miles, and knowing that If they graded
down that distance that they Or. r. Co.
would have to cut out new road, which
would have cost them $75 or 800 to do,
so they put in to dupe our county com
missioners, to open up a public high
way in another place, which they sue
ceeded IN doing. The contract was let
TO cut out the road and build ten-foot
bridge for which the county had to pay
two hundred dollars in clean cash, the
hard-earned money Of the poor one
horse farmers Of the county.
Now, voters, what are we TO do with
such management Of our county affairs.
Shall we still support such officers as
now handle the reins Of affairs, or
shall we make a change. Have we
any better stuff or material that we
can depend on to cut down our expens-
es, so as to get our taxes lowered, II
so let's trot him out
Compare Thomas county's workings
Of the county commissioners with those
Of Leon county and it will almost
make a black cat blush. VOTER.