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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Sm Grade lit Gnb'.

0ron Gliie uarid 2ourisen olf benz
~2ouoon-Fa Sort 6rieo6pfe" 5rr Ies-
ten &ube beitottet. = Sr. 2eonuro
6. @entel auf Der Baltimore
Cemetery" beeroigt.
Sic 9eerOigung Der an Sonutao
I'M DGbur6 Some" peritorbenen Srou
@Itie ll1rid 2nuriben fano geItern
Nadmittog bon Ser @obnung ibreS
9ruoers, Srn. s. 5. llarid, GER. 1922,
Observation-Disclosures, aus itatt. Gin uE.
gefpobnlih 0roBes Sr~auergeiolge ga5
Der Gcritor6enen bus @eleite 81 ibrer
letten Tubeitotte ollf Dem n2ouoon-
Borf- 6rieobofe." Cine iiberreidJc
Jiiae pradtiger 9lumanipenOen bed
te Den Sarg uno legte berebtes 3eugs
niB ob bon Ser 9eliebtbeit uno Nd).
tllng, oeren iid bic @nti6lofene in
ben meiteiten areiien erfreute. Eaitor
SllliuS Sofmann BON Der oeutlbcn
3ions-8 emeinOe iprod i'm 9rauer.
bouie utb oui Dem 6riebbofe iparm
entpfunoene Sroltcsporte 81 oen Sin.
ter6liebenen. Sr, Gbnorb Gultp fang
am 8rabe Dos 2ie0 oGuiie me, Sc.
JUS" u1to ein Gornetbldier trug r2euo
ainblp 2igbt" Dor. Nls 9abrtudtrd.
ger fungirten bie $50. Gbporo Norb.
boil 6reo. Rorbboff Geo. g. Sobn.
ion g. ). 9ople, 8m. WcGonaIo
mo Sobt Gequorb.
6ron 2ouriten pllrbe an 6. SUM
1919 in Baltimore gcborcn. sic mar
ocrnG6lt nit Srn. SenrD 2ouribeu,
melder i6r por flint Wonoten i'm 80.
sc boron cling. 3u ben Sinterbliebc-
men 5ablen: 5tpei Sdpeitsrn, Srau
g. u. Sortorius unb 5rou 6. 9.
3irdel, ionic Elm 9rrber, Sr. S. S.
llarid, unO iedS Neffen unO orci
Hi6tcn.
Gle .Sirmo George
S. Smitb & 60. beiorete bic @rranges
mentS beS 9egr66niiies.
Sr. 2eouar0 Is. @enbeI.
Gle ir6iiden lle6erreite beS am
Sonnta9 olf 10 tragiihe @eiic ans
Dem 2e6en geidicbenen Srn. 2eonaro
8enbe( purben geitern Nodmittag
Don an6relu Ho9be & Sons 9eerbi.
0lrngs-Borlors aus 81 @ra6c getra.
gen. Gie geiietung fanb auf bent
~9altimlorer Srieobofe" ltatt. Yaitor
Geo. V. WsiQer bon Der 5peiten eng
liidel lutberiiden Stride omtirte in
Der aapellc Oes e%enannten 2eiden6e-
Observation-Disclosures uno ouf oent
6rieo6ofe. 3ablreide unb ihone 9(u'
nenitiide bebedten Die lebte Hl,9cs
itGtte Oes 8erltorbenen. SehS Mit.
glieoer oes nUtt. Gopol.Gonflnpes Ger.
1870" Ger r0eptoiopben" fungirten nlS
9obrtud)trGger,
Gater G9eneau.
Ste Seerolgltrlg pes an Sal11tug
ncritorbenen Saters Iuguitinc ~.
Gbencou, 2ebrer am ct. Worien.Se.
minar, iano eeitern Mor9en bon Ser
aopele oes Snitituts aus ltatt. &ar-
binal @ibbons ertbeilte Die Ibiolu.
ton; linn oiiiitirten Generals ifar
Soter 8. 9. Gorrigan, Sater Iepine
bon Der st. Sobns.airhe unb 8uter
@iaiam q. 5lether oOer Der aatbe-
brolc. Sci Dem Hequiem . So6ontt
fungirten oils Gelebrant goter g.
ltriQue, nls Tiofon Batter 8. 2oupin,
Sice,ErGiibent oes st. Gborles.Gol.
legs" unb oils Suboiufon &ater 6.
Blame bon Brighton. Geremnniels
meiiter mar Sater Charles u. gno-
lauer. Sic Gulogie wuroe geiprofen
bonn Gatcr 5. GRAHAM bonn ct. Wa'
ricn.S cminor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Bum Steincrbarmcn.

Sarnes 9uplan, Goter bon flint Slit
Bern, bcgebt Salbitmoro ourd Gr-
trdnfen. - Gle 8ottin beihm0rt
i'm pcrgebenS.- Grgreifenoe See.
men in ser Worglie. - arbcitslo,
iigfeit bic llrio6e oes Selbitmor.
6es.
Sn Sen Nnnolcn Der ToIi5ei . Sc.
ldi6te lit lduerlid Elm 10 patbetiide.
Sel6ItmorO per5ei6net, lpie 0erjenige
bon SameS 8aplor, zines 6G6miidcn
S6neibers bon Nr. 1888, Wa6ilon.
ItraBe, pelder geiterr Morgen INN
bal6 ~ llbr om SUB Ser Caroline.
ltroBe bon Sodion's @erite aus ms
@olier iprang. Won6e crgrcifenoc
Scene bat iif idon IN Ser Morguc
Bel Der Seentififation bon Sootcn OBJ
9eIpielt, olein sic ~obgebGrteten Tu-
tltren Der Seomtcn oieier anitolt ma.
rem gcItern bod Dem gor0ong ni6t
gepo6icn, meldcr iid obipieIte, oIs
6rou aoplon nit ibren flint ainoern
cridicn unO ben 2eidnam ioentiii.
5irte.
Nod Dor SobresfriIt mar aopIon
III comfortoblcn llmitGnOen. ST be.
trie6 cine S6neibernerfItGtte, uno
Iettes Sriibjobr eutidIob CT Iifl nit
ieiner 6omilie nod 9obmen iibcrsu.
iiebeln. Nod 9tb5ug bes Seiiegeloes
batte CT nod ctlpo brei6unoert Col.
lars iibrig. Gr fono sic Gerb1ltnilic
IN Der olten Scimot1 nidt, wie CT lie
eriportctc unb cntidloB lid, nit %icirler
6omilic nod Inlcrifo 5llriid5llfebren.
gls er bier anlnnQtc, mor ieine 9oor.
l6oft 5icrnlidJ 5uiomncn gcidnlol5en
ur6 feline GerIude, Nrbeit 81 finben.
iparcn crfolglos. Ger Wonn mur6e
~meland)oliIdL u1tO IN lester 3eit CT.
flarte CT 81 lpicoerholten Walen, bob
i'm Sale iid linn nidt etpaS oor6ictc,
or ieincm irbiidcn Ioicin ain gclpalt-
James Gnbe bcreiten tperbe. @eItern
Worgen lpor CT gon5 6cionOcrS b..
triibt, un0 ols or bonn Sol.ie fortging,
lpolte ibn leinc Srolt, mcld)c Oos
S6linnnitc bcfiirdtete, 5%ltriidboltcn.
Viii Ole Srogc, 100 CT bi1gcben molIe,
ontmortctc er: ga, no mid meme
Ill9en binfii6rcn." Gom Saltie aus
bc9ob Iid aoplon 6ireft nud Saf.
IONS Wcrftc am Sub Der Gorolineitr.,
l1o angclo SoaGnoer iob, mie er iid
III bus @oiier i~tiir5te. Gr fonnte IN
ocIien Ben Nonn nidt retten. Sic
WonnIhoft bonn Eoli5eiboot .2an.
nan" ipurbc bon bcm IorioQe in
GenntniB geiebt. uno in filr5er Belt
gelong eS ibr, permittelit 3angcn belt
2eidnom an Die OberflG6e oeS @o;.
lers SIT idaffen. Sn Sen Golden oeS
8ooten foto man ceiicn Nomen uno
Ibreiie. Sic Eoli5ei erildte MN sic
6ralt, iid) in Der oItliden Yoli5eiito.
ton cin5uiinbelr. 9ls Die Eolijci iid
in Der @obnung bes 9eoolernSper.
then ei1fanb, ga a6nte bieiclbc oos
S6limmite. Sbre critic 6rage mar:
sit er toot?" 0tit ibrem iiingiten
Gin6e auf Dem Irm uno pier onoeren
Sinrcrn, bon oenen bas GlteIte ie6S
Sabre oft lit, elite lie, ga ibr ooS
Sabrgelo mangelte, 81 SUB nod) Der
Boli5eiitotiout. Son BORT pl,roe lie
ourf GopitGn @ittings nod Der Mor.
oile gelcitet. Gie Scencn, mel6e iif)
BORT oblpielten, iino idmcr 81 be.
Idrei6en. Ger Nl,fieber Der Morglle
erfl1rte ipGter, DOB err 10 Gtmos nod
nienlols Ourdgemadt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

Ginbrud . = Sn Den 2oocn al
Earf Seigbtss ulto 9elpeoere slpe.
lDllroe om Sorntog Elm ginbrlld) per-
ilht, bel Dem II nidelplottirte llbrell,
! iilberte llhr, 40 plattirtc ltbrfetten,
5 6lalfen Cologne, Sha6tel nit
Gellilloib . arogen uno $26 baares
GeIb geitohlen nuroen.
Sanfett oes M5tefe IL
: lnbs. - Sie Sobres = Serionm-
lung oes beriibmten 9lStefcn = Clubs
bon 1S47 fonb geitern i'm 9elpeoere-
Sotel NIT oorauf folgenoem 9onfett
lGatt. Inter Den Sbeilnebmern be,
fonben lid General Simon 9. Bud
her BON aentudp, 8enerul g. Wiles,
General 6reo, 3. 8ront, oeiien Sobll
lllplics 9. Grant, Woior . Genera!
George elliott, General : Waior u
y. Sapis, brigade : General 81. 6.
Srltmt Er6iioent bes g5tefen.9lubs
Sr. 9. Sarrogut, Sobn oes beriibm'
ten Momirnls, unb General : Major
&oratio 6. @ibion. Die Soaite pur'
ben olird 8oupernenr Grotbers.
Manor Wabool, General Wiles, 8e'
neral 8ibior, 81. 8. ". HoIf, 9lrdli
holb Soplor uno 2opall Sorrogllt BE-
cl1tmortet.
Ibcrmals pcrb otet.-Wnt
Sebben bon Subb's Court, ipelfer be
rcits friiber perboftet ipnroe, fpeil CT
ieine 5rau mo fem Sinh i'm Stid
lleB, ieboh oltf bas Seriprefen bin
i'll 3ufunft fir oieielben 81 iorgen
entlaiien murbe, itano geitern aber
mails arf Die namlide ACKNOWLEDGING
bin Dor ben Shranfen bes norboitIi
den Boli5eigerifts. Tieies WoI
lanote i'm Der 3ifter nab Dem &c
fangniB, Inn ieinen Hro5eB ab5liuar.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
GebbeI's cinsiges Mtclier.

8ir baben MIR elm Atelier in WaIti.
more. unb bas befinbet iid in Der
Gtase al ebener GrSe, Nr. 32f, Norb.
8ap', nabe Siab-Str. 3inber.Tbo.
tOsrapbien cine SpesialitGt. - aeine
Nseuten nnb feineS reppea sa fteisen.
s. Sebbel. g. Grui, 0a@aftsfstres,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Sber. s. Sicnfr & So.
217 CIt.YultimDre.St raSc.

0eutides linb anekres ausIdnoi.
Id,es @eIo sefaufj uno oertauft.
@eIoienounsen beJ6rst mad 9eutid).
lana Scitreih, (MubIano II. T.. NJ.
@edlieI aussc;<flt auf ausIanoiihe
9anfen. Grfoitbriefe uro srnueIera
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
llntcrbaltun0s @egiuciicr.

1lntcrbaltungs 8csuciicr.
,NfaScmic" - .3be WeItina BOT.
y9lnucD's" - nlenneiie Ieb".
rSUro'e" ABE Iaii Of gielus9ort".
,WnHctH" - gSeber 4 gli6's DSaintD 9us
nciie 60" in n9tmerican Stem.
ySunihaH" - abe Qlfe Of an gtctrcb",
,,9ubin'S" - Raubeoille llno GRANDCHILDREN.
,Wiurplnnb" Seitb's sIt Star"sSaloes
bile uno l8dnoeIbiloer.
,Ne,u MuuumeHtal" - aSbe lranelerS" In
,Ibc IopentureS Of SHp GobCn".
6agcrstuiuu,S atr - Mittlpnb luo Souners
iin9. ben IA. uno 10. GIiober, per rgScftern
Marnluuos9abH".
,SrubiuusS uuen.serciu" Mittluoh. ben
IA. Sitober. grobers @aSar, 9~luitcrtsS ouper llno
&uIl in Der rSrpbitun=0nue".
nsdiunbcusS nmcus2,creiu" - Mlontda. Den
10. Situher, aroBe i6pdbiibe airtpclbe in
Der o9abor gOceumeSaQe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

Sbeilne6mer an Der 8urniobrt
ent3iidt. - @obnten Dem %. Q
tungsfeit Der Ebilooelpbio.Sur
8emeinoe bel.
Gic Delegation bonn Surnpereiu
oGoripdrts", mel6e benz %. Stif.
tungSfelt Der philadelphia Sllrn.8e.
meinbe b%eilppbnte, lit bon ben ST.
fobrungcn in Der Stabt Der 9rllber,
liebe bod)It befrieoigt 5rriidgefebrt.
@ie &r. g. Is. Sdneioereitb geltern
einem 9eri6tcrltatter bes y9elltlhen
Gprrelponoenten" gegeniiber erfl1rte,
iporen Die arrangements fir Den @nl-
pfang uno Die gelpirtbultg Der @Gite
tobellos. Die 9oltimorer Delegation
ipur0c am 9abnbofe bon ei1em So.
rite III Gmpfong gellommlcll, melhes
0ielelbe crit nad) Weit philadelphia
binouS fiibrte unb naf elmer b0h't
ongenebmen Sobrt m1roe oonm in
Der Surnballe oil Der Noro.6.S troBc
Elm observation-disclosures Witto9eiicn
cingeiommen. Nohber mllroe baa
rclIc Ilhucien beiidtigt, meld)es Die
Silrngcmcillbe fir ibr nelleS Sein
crtporben bat. Nltf Dem groBen
8ru1loltild oil Der W~roaoitroBe mo
Columbia Nucnuc itebt ein pnloit.
obnlld)er Ban, meld)er in ciit Club
kouS ltnngelunn0elt miro. Sns guilje
Mnluclen foitete Die @encinoe $t25,-
COO, ullo ipeiterc $4,000 merben fir
9cuballten o%uSoegebcn. Sin bod)in.
t~ereilonteS EroNrnmm gclongte gele.
Gentlid Der Seier sur 9urdiiibrung
l;lo Den Wtit9licbCrn pom ,&or.
n1rtS", iueld)er Der cin5ioc cingelu-
bene 8ereiil mar. lpur0cn piclc Nui.
m~erfiomfeiten 81 Sbeil.
8ei DEM 9onfett in benz icitlid &C.
idmliidten Saale iibcrreidten bieSur.
ner Don ,Tpriports" bcncn bon Der
Surn . @emeinoe cine prad)tpolle
Stanoubr, ipelfe bon cInem V0ren
gefront lit. Sr. 2ouis Sofmann bielt
Die lleberreidungS . MnIprod)e, unh
baS @eidenf ipuroe bon bcm9runnl.
91ren Hobert 9ofel IN Gnlpiong &c,
iiommen. Bel Dem Hebeoft lpliroe
bduptiddlid oui Die l%onglQbrige
Sreunoidoft bingenieien, lueld)e ieit
glters Der 5fpiid)en ben beioen Serei-
men beitarloe1 bat. Gle Ibihieosreoe
belt Sr. g. s. Sdneioereitb. Gie
Y~bilabelpbia Surngencinoe 5Gblt sur
3eit 1900 MitglieOer.
9as 9omite. iueIhes Die 8Gite aus
Baltimore IN Gmpiong nobm, be.
itoitb aus Den $50. Hobert 9ofel, II.
Giintber, Wortin Sot, S. Gam, $.
Yaris, Otto ariid)fer uuo q. @eaen-
beim.
Die delegation oes .Tormdrts" be
1tano aus ben $50. 2ouis Soffmnnn
Sbeo. 8. Bort Is. i. 6. Shul5, Geo.
Sdulhborbt Gorl Softer. 5. 8. Wit.
tenoori, 9eopolb 6oltl, SuIius 6eiit,
ssobnS 9. 9os uno 81. Sat.
YaKe snr Mciic ta's NasIano be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

YaKc snr Mciic ia's NnsIano be-
iprDt 6. @ninc, Wr. 413. Cit.Yaiii.
mcreitraFe, nabe Gultum 9puie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Die 9lnlciben.

Iuilg uer NltIelDtt III UeIlueil'
@lau6t on oet 0clrnOeil
Meni6enperituno ser 9altinlo'
rcr @G6ler. - 9uscnoe Screine
uno @eieQidaitcn inOOiiiren Die
Inleiben.
Die Nnleiben iper6en nah Nnli6t
hcs Serrn Sronf u. Shirt trob Der
Sppoiition BON gemiiier Sctte aIn
3. Nopcmber Don elmer Mcbrbeit Der
Wdbler Der Staot Baltimore %rotifi'
5irt peroen. Ser Shirt lo8t, audi &c.
gen Die @erfte-I nletbe Wn0 bic NIB
5ugsfanal Anleibe modJte iif leiner
3ctt ottfGngli6 crbeblifc 0ppolition
gcItcno, dbcr ihIicBtiA iie8te Ood Der
gellnoe WttnidjenpcrItan ul0 10
milroe IS allh ieBt fomnten. Go5
intelligcnte Eitbliflum iogte or, iei
5u @llnlten Der NnIeiDCn. Is i1be
Gin oab III Der 8aiierirage Die &C.
ilnobeitliden GerbGltniiic Der Staot
inpolpirt lin6. Die MaIier5uiu6r
Goltimore's Dor 8erllnreintglln9 sll
idiibcn, gebe iiber AQc5, uno oaS
tonnte mn gcIfebcn, nelrn Die @ai.
lcrldetoe 6es @lnppm0cr Don &c.
mclnidGOcn ~geidubert miiroe, uno
fir meld)cn 3tpcd Elm Gbeil Der An.
leibe bon $5,000,OO0 perlpenoet mer.
Den Ioac. Zen @inullri Ger y6coc.
ration Of 2ubor," boB MIR Stolicner
Ii. Ncgcr bel iold)cn Gerbclicrllngs.
orbelten Der Staot on9eItelt wiiroen,
hcantmortct Serr Shirt nit Der be-
MISREPRESENTATION %Gnt0cgmma, DOB
Gitbeimiide, o.b. regiltrirte Stimm.
gcbcr, ii6 niht 81 Arbeiten IN @rll.
ben b%er9eben. Ilige1blidll6, no at
berc arbciten fnopp ieien, meinte CT,
ritroen iif pobl etli6e regiitrirte
Stimmgeber oa5n b%erbeilaIien, obcr
Iobalo Die 3citen ith etnos bclierten,
milroe bic Staot nieber aui Stale.
rlcr lno Neger fir iolfe idmerc 9lr.
beiten o%ngepieien ieir.
3lt 8llnlten Der 8alier. lnlo Sub
rap.Inleiben baben iif bereits Die
frlgen6en @eieQid]oiterL 8ereine uno
Srqaniiattcncn bereit erflqrt:
~llnabbGngigcr 9%ilrgerperein BON
WarDlnn0."
r9erein Der 8eidaitleilte uno So.
brifonten." aif.".'t
rgerein Der 8eihditle,tte uno 6o.
brifonten Der glltitabt."
@eit- Baltimore GeifGitsleltc.
8erein."
ySiio.goltimore @ei6GftSlelte.
8erein."
"Siio.9 Baltimore gerfdonerungs.
Gerein."
n@eit,9altimore Gerifonerungs,
vSarlem Berid0nerltngS.S crein. "
nNorbmcIt = Baltimore Serih0ne.
rirn9s.Serein." Gl4 ,lf
nYiirgcr , 8eridonerilngs. 8erein."
rSomeiteao @eridonerungs Ser.
ein."
nMount Ropul 8eri6onerungs.
Serein."
nEeabobp Seisbts @eridonerunss-
Serein."
v@olbroof electromagnetic"
rSerein Der Sanblungsreiienben
lnlb aouilclite."
nTerein Der Credit 1nner."
nDorf Hooo ELECTROMAGNETIC
Nr. g."
u6orclt Yarf Serihonerunes-g Ser
cin."
nSltenb Scrihoncrnit9s.G erein."
.@omonbion Terrace Serid)one-
rings ercin."
.9oumciitcr. 8crein."
Earf 9lpproahr Grotectiuc 9llio.
ciatinn."
Baltimore @etal GRADES aiio-
ciation."
Misunderstanding Gonfcctioners."
9au.96ric.
@runoei9cntbums,g orie.
"@1rtner uno Sloriiten.G Stub"
Baltimore Neoi5iniide 8eieQ-
ifaft."
~Mebi5iniid)e unb Gbirurgiide 50.
fultGt."
rGolumbus -Hitter."
st. Anorens.@ eieQidoit."
"3non5igltc Sa6rbunoertsG Glib"
nWarplono gltbletiideri Club"
rNbotogropbcn-G lub."
vMarplano SlaibenfiilIer Sdus.
@eieqidoft."
rgriioer Der 9ofomotipiiib.
rer.." }if- 81.
6lottensS cteraren. aqi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
ShifiSfarten

Don uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hem.0orf, 3aiiite ooer 3ui{heil.
bed. @ehiel, alisIGnbiihes @eIb.
Greoitbrieie unS @eIoienoungen.
9heo. s. Siener e &c.,
NJ. 217, Di.gaItimpre.S traie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
@ieber babeim.

Die Surncr bonn ,8ormGrtS" aus
philadelphia 5rriidgefebrt. Die
Sbeilne6mer an Der 5urniobrt
ent5iift. - @obnten Dem %, Stii,
tlngSfeit Der Ebilooelpbio.S urn.
8eneinoe bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14

Eaiic snr 3eiic in's MnsIanb Re.
iorst 6. Saline, Mr. 413, Ct.WaIti.
mprearuke, maize Cation SOaie Ape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-23
A Leader at His Best.
Baltimore American.)


We were told by the Democratic
papers yesterday that Minority Leader
John Sharp Williams was at his best
in his speech on the Naval Appropria-
ton Bill the day before. Williams
measured fully up to the occasion"
said a report. "by delivering one of the
very best Of his many splendid
speeches in the House"
A reading of the speech shows
tiuency of expression, aptness of retort
and ability to make the audience laugh.
1t was oratory of the ost-prandial
sort, as sprightly and as evanescent as
the bubbles in the champagne-anda as
empty. Not particle Of good resulted
from anything he said; no impression
was made on the vote: the auditors
were simply entertained.
We speak in no invidious criticism
when we say that this was really the
Democratic leader at his best in the
great legislature of the nation. Is it
surprising, therefore, to find the Demo-
cratic party merely the party of oppo-
5ition-of negatior-Of failure? A
great government cannot be run on
comedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-23
The THIRD DISTRICT
Republican Convention
CITY HALL, WATERy|lLE,
Wednesday, April 20, 1908
AT Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ.

for the purpose Of nominating a. can
didate for Congress to be voted for at
the State election. Monday. September II.
1908.
To select two district delegates and
two alternates to attend the National
Republican Convention to be held at
Chicago, illinois. June Is. 1905 and transact
any other business that may properly
come before it.
The basis of representation will be as
follows Each City, Town and Plantation
will be entitled to one delegate. and for
each seventy-five votes cast for the Re-
publican candidate for Governor in 1908
an additional delegate. and for fraction
of forty votes in excess of seventy five
votes, an additional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation Of any City.
Town or Plantation can only be filled by
a resident of the county in which the
vacancy exists.
The district Committee will be in ses-
sion in the reception room of the hall at
nine o'clock, on the morning of the con-
ventfon, for the purpose of receiving the
credentials of delegates. Delegates in
order to be eligible to participate in the
convention, must be elected subsequent
to the date Of the call for this con.
vention.
Per order District Committee, =.
JOSHUA w. BLACK
w. H. WILDES
FRED G. kINSMAN
w. H. DAVIS.
Dated March II. 1908
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1t is doubtful if the New York dele
cation has the influence in the coming
Democratic National Convention that
it did four years ago when it demand
ed tho nomination of Judge Parker
on the ground that he would be able
to carry the states of New York. New
Jersey and Connecticut, without which
the Democratic party could not ex-
pect to win. They urged him as the
ideal candidate who could poll a vast
" greater vote than Mr.. Bryan had
ever been able to and who was the
one man who could lead the party to
victory. In view of the humiliating
collapse of all their prophecies. It
would certainly seem as if any OPP
position they might Gake to Mr.
Bryan at the Denver convention would
be likely to be discounted to a great
extent by the delegates there. -.
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eLEANuNesIAnD GOSSIP.

A bank failed in Japan recently and
a few thousand depositOrs sent a pc
ttion to the president asking him to be
good enough to commit suicide.
\ German scientist says that a man
gets a rev brain every two months.
Some of us continue to draw blanks
with surprising regularity. however.
The car has given Gen. Stoessel per-
mission to furnish his cell as he wants
to. Still he probably will not let him
move any of the walls out of the way.
Now Iowa says that she has chick
en- with four legs. She had to do
something to keep in the limeligll:
after her favorite sons presidential
boom collapsed.
A farmer in Mississippi has just
plowed up $4,000 in confederate money
and $4,000 in gold. And still there are
some who claim that farming doesn't
pay.
About the only people in Washington
who still seem to be afraid to put their
fur coats in the moth balls are the In
diana correspondents who have to in
terview the vice-president every day.
ISoluCHI DldL Ids lItllSu lNlIlS AL
fonso 10 make visit to Mexico. The
young king could do it with good re-
suits. It would be easy to pick up
some points about how to hold a joD as
ruler
The Cri de Paris says that Nine.
Anna Gould is trying to sell her man
sion in Paris, for which she asks $780,
600 francs. Count Szechenyi, who
married Gladys Vanderbilt, has re-
fused to buy it. The city is ready to
pay 100000 francs for the property.
1t is said that some elephants recent
ly escaped from circus in the South
and now cannot be found. The only
fault with the story is that the press
agent omitted the name of the circus
He should be fined for such careless
ness.
The representatives Of the university
of Chicago have just found the skele-
ton of sea serpent i'll Kansas. This
is the first whirl that the university
has taken at the sea serpent, and it
begins to look as if times were hard
in the advertising department.
In recognition of the efficiency Of
capt Iolack. who brought the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse safely into Bremen
on her latest passage from New York.
her rudder having been disabled when
off the Newfoundland banks. En-
peror William has conferred upon him
the crown order Of the third class.
Charles Jantzen, IS, wealthy farm
er of Hicksville, L. L., who had been
pilnd for three years. underwent an
operation on one eye which resulted in
MS seeing again. The restoration of
sight is considered remarkable among
surgeons on account of the advanced
age of the patient and the delicacy of
the operation, 1t is expected that the
other eye will be operated upon soon.
Judge Delbert C. Hebbard leaped
from the bench in open court in Roch-
ester the other day and seized Saliva
tore Feila. a lawyer, by the throat.
Then he threw him from the room.
pella and eX Alderman William ].
Baker had come to blows in court, Vel
Ia Claiming Baker had called him
names. He struck Baker, who retail
ated. Then the judge took a hand and
stopped the fight
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nomination of Alton B. Parker, be-
cause they firmly believe, the Min
nesota executive to be a vastly weaker
candidate from every standpoint than
was the famous New York judge. Mr..
Bryan is to-day the most Formidable
man whom the Democrats can nomi-
nate, but he is no more SO than he was
in the Two previous campaigns in Which
he went down to overwhelming defeat.
The time has not yet come when the
people of this country are ready to
entrust the control of the national
government to the Democratic party,
anG no nomination which it is III their
power to make will have any effectual
bearing upon the political outlook.