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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

where they spent week fishing. MT Cody brought in a fine string of trout, weighing from two and half to four pounds each They expect to go later and spend the summer there.
 Miss Cecile Rich, who has been att tending school at Lasell Seminary, near oston, has returned home.
 The recital given at the Academy of Music on Friday evening was one of the most artistic in it's history, the pro-
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Many handsome presents were received, attesting the popularity of the young couple.
 Immediately following the ceremony, amidst shower of congratulations and best wishes, MT. and Mrs. Snodgrass left on a short wedding journey, after which they will be at home in Scotts- boro
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Among the out-of-town guests to the -Snodgrass wedding were Mrs. David W. Johnston of Atlanta and Mrs. Maggie Shelton of Scottsboro.
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 Maj. and Mrs. John W. Dixon had as their guests during the reunion MT. John W. Price, Mr. Joe Sasterlin, MT. Dave Huffman, all of Company C. 12tii Georgia regiment, of which Major Dix on was also a member, a pleasant re- union of old comrades with thrilling "reminiscences of the war times so in teresting to each. Dr. Kendrick of Dawson was also a guest of Major Dixon.
 Miss Sylvia Hubbard of Dallas, TeV, is the guest of Miss Edmund Chambers 2104 Eighth avenue north.
 Mrs. J. A. Watkins of Forney, Tex, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Chambers.
 Miss Bertie Cross and MT. George Willard Bellsnyder were married Thurs day evening at the Woodlawn Baptist church, at o'clock, in the presence e an assemblage of friends, Rev. M Crouch officiating. Decorations of pot plants and flowers were arranged for the wedding. The ushers were Messrs. ~~N~-o-~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~
 CONTINUED ON PAGE 15o
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Mrs. M. L. Milton of San Antonio, Tex, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. Oliver Milton, on South Fourteenth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Katherine Markham of Colum- bus, Ga., is the guest of Mrs. James A. Clayton, on South Fourteenth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

feeble, but anxious to meet once more with their old comrades. They selected as their sponsor, Miss Bessie Simpson or Montgomery, the lovely daughter of their commandant, Capt. James M simpson. The maids were Miss Ida Parrish or Montgomery and Miss Mary Cameron or Birmingham Miss Cameron is the nelce of the beloved late Capt. J. M. Faulkner. founder of the Confederate Soldiers Home of Alabama Mrs NJ J. Smallen, one of Birmingham's most charming young matrons, was chaperone. The large party reached Birmingham on the morn ing of June g.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

A very pretty and quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of the brloe' the past week when Mrs. Sarah Woill iiiches, s was married to MT. T, Epstein, relatiNes only heinz present at the ceremony.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

MT. J o. Wolff of Dayton. Tenn.' IS tn guest of relatives in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Honora Monish, the noted beauty ot Tuscaloosa, who has been spending the week with Misses Callie and Bessie Patterson, returned home yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

The Confederate Soldiers Home of Ala bama, was represented at the reunion by about 10 old veterans. some of them quite
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

MT. and Mrs. Wallace Conner were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Merritt during the reunion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Mr Willim c. Jordan of Midway was
 Emong the prominent veterans attending the reunion and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Merritt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

MT William c. Jordan of Midway was house guests of MT. and Mrs w. H. Mer- ritt during the reunion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Celia A. Smith, who is in Cleve- land will leave with her sister and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

MT. S. M Afford is spending the sum mer at the Ingram Wells hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Sayre of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. Robert Meyer at The Margaret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs Owen Brown drove an effective trap in the floral parade. It was done in sunfiow CTS and made striking looking trap, with a huge sunfiower as a sunshade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

Dr. Fabaire left yesterday morning for Baltimore and the east. While in Balti- more he will do some postgraduate work at the Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-14

One of the most effective of the chil- dren's traps was driven by Miss Augusta Clark, the little daughter of Gen. Louis V. Clark, her trap winning admiration all along the route.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

Der Heiden ihrer @attct Dor Gnt'
ieBen uii ser STEELE foot.
Gle @rplolion bate iid Inn bnlb
: llbr Nl6nritiag3 crCignct, lmmit
tcIbar nodocm bic Nad)tid)id)t cingc.
inbrcn mar. Gtc lcbtcn 20 Wana
bcinlOm lid 5ur Belt nod in 60r.
Gerforb am Gin1ollN oca Shodt5.
nl0 oicie entfnlnen itnOerIcbrt. SiG
imtrocn ourd) sic @cuolt Der GrpIo.
iion mli sic Cbcril1dc Nemorien.
Soiort mlrocn McttunQ9nlonn.
ihlitcn %orAuuiiirt un0 mllroe Die Gin.
iobrt nnDCtrctCn. Sch3 Der Mcttcr
rritidtelt bod, Die iibriacn ~icttcn~lIn.
Crid)rodcn ihr Ncrf tort.
Sn5uiitru bntten litb 5000 @rrt.
bcnlcutc an SdadtcinGNng cin0ciun-
Den. N6rcr bcmGdtiltc iid) cine 10
! QeiGbrli6c llnrubc, onB Srltppcn fer
beigcjogcn mcrOen nnaBtcn, Die 0aEh
Die ltlr9cblnhg idilbcrtcn. &cute lucr.
Sen MIR NnAcb0rigc Scr Spicr 0llrd
sen Gruppctcor0on 0cloiien.
@cr5cr1rciicnoe Sccncn ipicltcn it'd
ub, ais sic ueritiimmclten Scid)numc
an bic GbcrilGhc Nci0rOcrt mo bciI
g~n9cborigcn ilberGebcn murocn. Bic
lc ser Tcrpmloctcn bc1dbmcn lid ipic
hol6 bon Sinnen. llcber Die llrio6e
Ser Grplolion pcrlnlltct lomcit nud)
lliftS.
9obn5ug bcriuIlcn.
Samarn, HnBIunO, 1. Slli. -
Gin @obnjit1 iuur0c bclltc nlli Der
Snbrt 5piid)cn lila uno 3IotoilIt pom
bcIpnifnctcn 9ulOitcn ollSgcpliinoert.
Sic battcn ocn 3u1 IN lila bcIticBcn,
nohbem lie bapon acnntniB crbol.
fen, buB iid 5ipci &oiiircr Der So.
tinsf Sron Morris nit elmer bctrGd)i
lldcn Bcl0lllmrle inter Den Euiios
Nicrcn bcinnocn. Gclo nnd) Der Abs
iobrt ans Scr Station oriiien sic
NGllbcr Sic bci0en aaiiirer az un3
rnbncn linen eincn @clobetrng oD.
scr ouf $4,000 onNc1eben miro.
Nnrouf icttcn lie bic @rcmicn cill.
gnbcn nod, ola Ser 3ug 5llm Stebcl
fam, cine Salpc Hcuolpcrihiiiic ub
lnO cntfnrnen nit Ser @cllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
@cmriniames @Orscgcn.

Gel o, Ger, 4. Suli. 81
Gas &aca@, DER, bat 5uilden Nlber-
TO IorulltcS, Gomnauount Der mcrt.
taHiihcn StrcitfrGitc, un0 ben anoc-
rem mcritnniiden Neumtet, 9lrnoeS.
9iitritt9 Nnmalt 9oDntor, GapitGn
rSltlilte !. Gonra0 pom 3. Slm0eS.
Observation-Disclosures Z. I. Gu5-
NORTH Sem omerifnniiben Goninl IN
Yeriirio 9ia1 Wer., uno ". H.
Come, 3oQcoleftor in eagle Fab.
einc Gcnieren5 ltattgefunocn. SIS er.
CAB iid), onB Die Gage cine lebr ernlte
lit mo promptc W~oBnabmeu ieiten5
Ser mcrituniihen He9ierung err
bciiht.
Giitriftsanmalt 9opton erflGrte
nod ser Gonfcren5. Dap Die beioen
Rcglcrungcn gemein'am porgeben
pilrocn, nm sic Sduloigen Der Strl.
ic 5uSuiiibrcn. g9ie p%crloutet, iollen
&aitbeicblc gegcn cine Nn5obl Meri-
tnllcr c%rlaiicn mcroen, mclde nlli Die.
icr Scitc ocs Illliics lebcn.
Sornbia protcitirt.
Nlu it II. Ger, 4. Ealli. - Der
&crouSgcber oes omtliden Organs
Der reuolutionGren Siulta ga He-
lorna 2ibcrtno Suffice, Sbonos
Soro6iu, bat geitcrn bel 8ouperncllr
Campbell ongegcn proteit;rt, Dap Ole
m%erifaniid)cn &coolutionGrc oils Ban.
often betrnd)tet mcrbcn. 0aS Gridci.
ltel1 Der ;3eiiiulg muBte cinaeltcat
mcr0cL "a fciner ser bieliscn Nrilfer
Eds 9iilito LAUREN mollte, bic Hcitro.
l~itutagcicbe 5lt pcrleben. Sarabiu
crflGrt, bnb ole merifoniidcn Gotrio.
ten iiir Ole Gedte uno Srcibeiten
tGnpicu, sic iblleu inter Der 8eriai.
lln,g %garantirt iino. Die Hepolll-
ilonSsIrmce beitebe ans 800 Snioi.
teriIten mo 500 &npailerilten mo
bcflnoc iid) III i%tarfcr Siellung bel
eos Gucas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Sclbltmur0 cincs @crliebtcn.

So5clburit, Dill. 4. Sl,li. -
Ger II Sabre olte Gli 5000, eiit
~aoltgongcr ori Der Sarm bes Gli
8rapca, IS MeiIen bon bier, bat aus
leiien Siebcsmirren fcinen onoereu
Nlislpeg ais Sclbitmoro ~geiunoen.
6iir Die f8.jGbrige Carrie Nelion
llnbm er Wprpbium, iiir Ole 80 Sab.
re nltc 6rau Gpa Spellman tronf CT
pier llnjen 2aiioanum uto iiir oia
lG-ldbrigc Scurietta WcGonoIo IDIOT
CT lid cine allgel bllrd Den aopi.
Neben Der 2eidc mliroe Ole Yapier-
bile oeS MorpbiumS %9eIlnoen mir
Der Nniid)riit niiir Carrie; aui Der
lccren Sauonuum. Siaibe Itan0: fir
Gpu" lilo cin 9rieiumid)laa nit ser
Nbbilonltg cines SdieBgepebrs ent-
belt Die auiid,riit .fiir Senrietta".
Sein 9iebeSflummer bate Sen iungen
Mann in ocn 600 getrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

ocllt Der y~Soiopette Memorial @cieQ'
lfnIt," eincn aronj an ser Statue
SafoDettc'S nieocr.
Sn YotObomu.
Jotobama a, 1. Sui. - Ger 4.
&llll pltrOc bcute bier nit groBem
Gntbullo@mlta g2icicrt. Gic gauge
@ot mltrOc belttc 2lbcl1o 5u Gbrcn oc5
dlitcrlfonild)en notionnlen IeiertugcS
%lIllunlltlrt inO oua GroBe ontcritani.
16c Banner, 0oa Wtittelitiit ser ST.
limitation, lultr0c itiirmiid opplou.
0lrt. So9or Iuuicnoe pom Supunerl
lhIol'cn lid Dem 2IppInlta al.
Better u. Gan lit Der G%brcngoit bel
Dem Ginncr, ipeld)ca bclttc 2IbcnO IN
Ncrn @runo Sotcl BON Dem omcrifn.
ltlld)cn General 2 @oniul &cnrU y.
Wiilllcr 0egcben lpiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
@irS cnSlid) erbnlt.

Ncm. y IF, 4. %lili. - Sic PR
bcitcn iiir cin llcllcS brotherhood I'M
9rooflpnCr SdiiiSbollbof, bic icit
ilbcr ciltcm SATIRE riibten, lollcn MN
en0lid) micbcr nufgcltommcn mcrocr.
@Cltcrll mciltc cine Snd)pcr'tdnoigcn.
Gomnliiiion olls @nibin0ton in Der
Stn0t mo ltipllirte nit cen Gpn-
troftorcn Die n0heren Nc0inHlingcn.
Cos ltclc Scodanood miro cine2Gnqt
Don 800 SUB crboltcn, 10 BOB es ielbIt
fiir bic groBcn Sdlodtidiife be3
nGrco0nou0bt" Spp gcniigt. Die
9oltpilcn o%iiritcn lid) ollf ctmo ST..
000,O00 itc1cn.
@cfamntlid) morcn bic &nrnrbeitcn
'ilr cin Srufen0od i'm G~rnofipncr
SdifiS6nubof id)on Dor Cilpo cincnl
Sabre IN Nngriff ecnommen lporocn,
nbcr Der Gpntroftor ltclte onmolS sic
ar6citcn Gin, neil er nuf Sriebiono
ltieB. Nad micbcrboltcn Ger3o0t.
rilnaen ulo nod)bcu iidy sic Snac.
nlcllrc iibcrSc!at bottcrL bab sic
Sdnpicrigfcitcn 6%ctrciiS bcs Srcib-
lan0c3 iibcrlpunbcn ncroen f0nncn,
muroen bic @citcrorbcitcn Scr &il.
lionls Contraction & Gnainecrina
So. ii%bertrngem Die mdbrIheinlid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Siinf Subte, adDt &criuunoctc.


gen naGC @oonpiuc, NJ.
9oonpillc. ~, /. &uli. -
Ter n6rolih iobrcnOc E0iio8icr5uH
9tr. % nlli ser Homc, Natrrtolpu L.,
C8OcnSblr2.Giicnbabn coQioirtc bcll-
tc O{or1en cine lulO cine balbc Qtcile
0itIid Don Noonpillc nit cillcm iij0s
lid) iabrcn0en 6rndtjuAc. &Icr Scr.
loncn mltrOcn ouf ser STEELE 1%ct0Otct
mo elmer Der &crmuuoctcn itnrb I'M
NoipitnI 5t Utica. 9ld)t ser E~uiiuBic.
re mrr0en allBcr0cm ucrlcBt. Die
So0tcn limo:
u. 9ticbcr BON Utica, &%uacnIclr.
z. Is. O'@ricn Don Utica, >Stg.
u. ". &nacnlnn, Utica, Nrcntier.
:. $. Midocl Don GOiicn, Ncijer.
George leon pon Utica.
&crlcbt mllr0cu in Dem It. @llfa9-
NnipitnI III Utica eingclicicrt:
z. :. Sbaii @utcrtomll, idmer.
i. ". Bennett, Watcrtomn.
Is. Hoditoocr, Ncm port.
George @lAbca, Utica.
George 2odcr, Utica.
". $. $4,000, Utica.
Nobn &carncp, Utica.
&. u. @in9cnicQer, @otcrtomu.
&obn @ittc, Utica.
&obn S'9rien @lcniicl0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
200 Hrrluncn ucrlcht.

Ncm BEDFORD, Moii.. 4. Sllli.
-@clcacntIif cincS 9oaipiclcS. mcl.
dies bcltc bier itnttinnb, brad, bic
Iribilnc jninmn1cn, mno eS miro ol,.
genommcm oob 5mcibunocrt Ecrio.
lcll mcbr o0cr m%cni8cr ltmer pcrlcbt
Wllr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Ycim YrGIocntcn.

Spitcr Ban A, Snli. - TrGii.
Dent Gooicpclt |ieicrte sen piertcn >uI;
pan; in engen Snmilicnfrciic an
Sagumorc Sill. Gin prad)tpollc&
6clcrlpcrf mItrOc oniclbit an abeno
o%bgebrannt, uuo niht Der geringite
0iibton it6rte Die 5eitirenoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Gimnuri lmno biltpriid,cr StGttc.

&norpillc, Scun., 4. Sllli. -
Scr Notionnl 6rieoboi, meld,cr ais
@egrGbnibplat oeS GrsEr6iibentcn
Inbrcm Solution ais iold)er bienCn
iol, miroc bclltc im @ciicin elmer rte.
iigcn Menidenmengc ciugepcibt, mo
baa Sternctbomler mllroc ais itcbcn-
6eS Merfmol III sic &oDe gciogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

SurdJ'id)t ilbcr5eu9te mid, ooB @rll,
Srpun'9 &a0itaIiamlla lid IN oct
rid]ti8cn Sabncn bcpc9t, uno Dab er
ei9cntlid) Elm G@onlcrpotiuer IN irincm
entidiC0euCu 9eitrcbcn lit, Dem &nlfC
ole 3iiQcl Der Nc9icrumq micOcr 5t
pcrihoiicn mo Ole Spc}ioI EriniIc.
glen nic0cr5uidulcttcrlL bic Scr Stud
Der Notion limo. Sd bin ilbGr6CuQt,
Dob &r. &rp0n nit elmer ioold)Cu
EIuttiorm AiHus DOrf gcpinmcn unO
0uH Hun0 I'M Stltrm ncbnlen uno 10
einCn Irimnpb crrcid)n fam, mie CT
IN Der @cl6idlte Scr Yurtei nod llie
OoQcicu lit. ECri0nlid bin i) 0oron
intcrciiirt, DAB in 0cnpcr cine NIunfe
sur Nbihoiiung oca 3olIca olli Yo.
pier ml0 EopicrWloiic ongenommcn
miro. SD bate bicic Ylonfc porbcr
obgeioBt mo legtc lie @rr. @rpan
Dor, ser tic aus poQcr ltcberjcllgung
gut bicB.
Iomit 5ci0te &r. 9itDOcr cine Gopic
Der El0nfe, mo ourlrntcr ltai0:
sd bin iiir Die Eloufc gellulL, ruic
tic loltct. ". 5. @rpon."
@rnD I'M @rpuu.
Soiiob MorrcI mo Nid)or0 :. Sea.
milo, sic Gompo0nciiibrcr Oc5 Rid)-
tcra George @rop Don Gclomorc, rid.
tctcn bclttc cincn oifencn 9rici an
ole 2%clcgaten 5ltr Convention, in
lpcldcm lie ooridlogen, 0aB Sr. @rup
sum Er0liocntcn u1O Sr. @rpun 5itln
&icesTrGiioCntcn nominirt lucr0c. Sic
loGcrl, elm lOldca (idct miir0c oo5
electoral &otum bon NCpsNorf, Nclu.
SerIcp, Nelomurc, Connecticut, Ncit.
&irGiniNL MnrDlono, &noionn un0
Nfldbomn 6cfomnlcn ltl6 Scr 8artri
ioIdc St0otcl, ol3 g%tcbrnsfn, %ui-
noia, Colorado, mo unocrc mcItlid)c
Stautcn 5ufilbrcn. Sr. 9rpnn miir0C
0d0ltrd) fiir Sabre Scr Siibrcr Der De:
mofrutllhcn Enrtci mcr0cn mo sic
Fnrtei Dor Der 3criplittcrung berpob.
rCll.
NclcNationcn bel @rpan.
S%incoln Ncbr., 4. &rli. - Sr.
gSm. &cnnin9S Nrpon cmpiinQ bent,
bic 0clcNotioncn SIR 0cmofrotii6er
Rational Convention bon icdlS Der
ihlc0cncn Stnatcn IN icincm Ncim
bel 2incoln ut0 biclt @niprobcu bon
Der Tcran0a aus. Die Delegation
ron ErnnIplpnlicn lollgtc &ornlits
tags lAtt llbr an ltn0 mar sic critic.
Die Ncrrn iSrpar 6c1riiBtc. Gin
WdbtjllA rad) Dem un0cren bradjtH
tri'dc NntGmmliunc, un0 bis ) ll6:
Nbcn0a bate &r. Nrpon 500 Icrio.
llcn c%np1dnacn 0ic alc nui ocnl MC.
DC nod 0cnucr iino. llutcr Sen pic.
len 9clldcrn bel Nrn. @rpan bciun0
lid) audi Com =. Eobnion uou GIcp2,
ldno; CT bate cine lGnNcrc Gouiercn5
nit &rr. Hrpnn. Tic Staataz SClcs
G%oiioncn marcn BON Ecnniplpnnicil,
NIubomo, GloriOa, Wiiiiiiiippi NorO.
Carolina.
Notionoliolu in @oiGing g.
n II
: pitcr9op, N,.O, 1. Sltli. -
Fr0liocnt Hooicpclt bat sic Grlullb,
nib gcgcbcll, 00B onl glbcno Oca ga.
Qca, lpcnn Der Ocmofrutiidc FrGii
oentihoita. Gon0ioot in Gcnpcr non1i.
l1irt 1T nuf Dem @oibin0ton. Monlt.
mcnt-FloBC III Scr @ulocabollptitaot
Gin N%utionolsSo lut bon rs Sdiiiicn
ob0cIeucrt miro. IS murcn ii"ibrcnOc
Ienlotrotcn III @oibington, Die benz
Eroiiocntcn burd) Sbcrit Charles
9romucll, SuperintcnOcnten Der 81
Iclltliden @cbGll6c mo HlGtc IN
@olbingtolL mn Die Grlo1bniB ers
llld)tcn.
%r;u Nu,r,tl+ ,,swa.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Nnto'Hcmncm nit Ihlimmcm Tulacn.

GONG Brand , 4. &uli. - I'M
GciGbr 5000 Ecrioncn betbciligtcn
lid bclltc on Dem Nutosfenncr, mel
dies lciocr oilrd cincn llnfoll gciiort
mlroc. inOem Games CRAWFORD, elmer
Der SbciIncbmer, aus irincr Walhirc
Gcnorfcn mlr0e, mohci or cincn Nip
pcnbrlldl Crlltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Scin Nnacnlidlt ncfIhrhct.

Sontb ScnO, Sno., !. Suli.-
Ncl'm I%bielern elmer aanone ipltroc
Der II Sabre nlte @ropcr IopiS 10
i'm @eiidt pcrlcbt, oub man
b%efilrd)tct, CT merbc icin Augenlidlt
ncrlicrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

idon Mittc ndd)iter Wofe NIT Der
e%SorticBung Der AnSgrubungcn beginz
nen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
IN i s.

ToriS, 1. Guli. - Ger picrtc Sllli
wurbe bier oli aroBortigcrc &ciic &C
mieicrt, ais Is icit Sobrcn Scr 0oIl
mar. Sic StoOt lit bon gmcrifancrn
iibcriiiat, mno iiberoa meben Did
Sierncnbonler. Scutc Mor9cn le9te
Sr. Nlcraroer H. Hcpcl, Der ErGii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
GlciucH Ncgcrm G06cn &c.
n Ntrt

indianapolis, 4. &llli. -
0o3 critic Opfcr Scr 6cllermcrfcrci
mar bier Die bier Sabre oItc &conctlc
&onca, Elm NcqcrmGohcn. melheS
0urd) cincn GepoIpcrihuB, Ser bon
cincm lmbcfnnntcn obqciclcrt mur,
&C, III Den &opi acihoiicn murOc.
Mnn6c BIZ it bct0c 9aumtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

hlllu] VlICl( UtupIpCrIUUB, DER DON
cincm l%tnbcfonntcn obgciellcrt mllr-
&C, III Den &opi AclNoiicn murOc.
Mno6c BIZ 1T 6ctoc 9oumtn
Sout6 Sobcn, Wih, 4. Sllli.
- Ger udjt S}obrc oltc Mor @rcer.
man bilbtc Qeltcru NbCt6 cin Nllnc
mo bciOc 0olmeu rilt, oils cr I'M
&1ariiic mar, cincn o&ononcn Sra.
Ger, DER nidJt redt5citig crplooirch
ipoIltc, olli5ubcbcn.
3mct an ei nmolp crlctt.
&od 0 II, Wtid, 4. SltIi. - GDu5.
Vrolun bon Chicago Iicgt bier in ei.
l,cnr Soipitol M Den Solgcn bon
ldrucrcn &crlcblmgen am rcd)tcn
Ncin oornicOCr, lpcldc cr bci'm glb-
bremen cinc3 &ononcn . Graders cr-
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
FRISCO SPIES
SEEK ARMY
SECRETS
Bullets Greet I~ntruders
Suspected Of Being
Jap Agents.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Bullets
fired with deadly intent by National
Guard sh~arpshooters early this morn
ing frustrated a second attempt to rob
the armory of Companies K and NJ,
Fifth Infantry, National Guard.
In. the building. which is located at
Buchanan and Waller streets, are kept
valuable military maps of a Fran
cisco's coast defense and Typographical
plans of the peninsula.
That the attack on the building was
not a burglars ordinary operation
seems apparent from the persistency
of the mysterious visitors.
From the description of the tres
passers furnished the officers of the
regiment by the sentries, the authori-
ties are working on the theory that
japanese spies are seeking to gain en-
trance to the secrets of the armory.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
PRINCE SEEKS LIGHT
WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT
NIPPUR EXCAVATIONS.
Assemblyman and Columbia Professor
Asks Professor Hilprecht to Answer
Charges Made Against Him.

PATERSON, Jan. 27.-Sinoe the re-
publication by Professor H. v. Hill
precht a short time ago of the report
of the University of Pennsylvania COM
mittee on the charges made against him
In connection with the Nippur exeaYa-
lions, Professor Barton, of Bryn Mawr
College, and the Rev. DR.. John P.
Peters, of New York, have declared in
print that in their opinion the second
publication of this document still caves
the real questions at issue unanswered.
Professor John Dyne1ey Prince, of
Columbia University, an eminent Orien-
talist, now comes forward with the fol-
lowing letter on the subject: ,
with great regret 7 observed that
Professor Hilprecht has not yet given
a satisfactory answer to the main ques-
lions which have been put before him
by what is practically a consensus Of
American Oriental scholars. Surely the
reasonable in asking for his concise
answer to certain specific questions.
'Instead of complying with this re-
quest, however, ! now learn that he
proposes to publish some 600 pages of
the testimony taken at a hearing be-
fore a university court consisting en-
tirely of laymen on this subject. OF
what use could such a volume be eX-
cept to obscure the main issue? Moth
ing in this testimony gives a proper
answer to the doubts cast on Prof.
Hilprecht's methods in his recent pub
lications. where he classes as belong
ing to the Temple library certain tab
lets which, as a matter of fact, were
not excavated at Nippur, but acquired
by purchase.
IT cannot regard the present attitude
of American scholars in this matter as
a blow aimed at the prestige Of the
University of Pennsylvania, as Prof.
Hilprecht seems inclined to believe.
The University of Pennsylvania does
not enter into this question at all, ex-
cept as a storage house of the disputed
material.
Nor has the agitation now so gem
orally felt in scholarly circles any per-
sonal note whatever. I regard 1t as a
highly reasonable demand or the part
of the American learned world for an
exact characterization of the Nippur
finds
j. DYNELEY PRINCE,
Professor of Semitic languages In
Columbia University, New York.
january "a, 1905"
Prof. Prince resides near here, and is
q member of the Assembly. He was q
candidate for Speaker of the House.