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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

1T will pay the prudent housekeepers
OF Kennebcc county to carefully read
L. T.. tOlSom's special Thanksgiving"
grocery sale advertisement III tOdays
paper. Some aWfully low prices on
the best goods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
). Wellington Johnson of th

DR. Wellington Johnson of this
city has purchased the lot and
stable owned by the X. w.
Soule estate on Pine avenue III
HammondS grove, CobbOSSeecontee,
the trade having been consummated
yesterday 1t is understood that DR..
Johnson will erect a cottage thereon
another season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Hen. f. Z. Chase of Bluehill, men,
Der of the board of trustees of the
Maine Insane hospitals, was in the city
yesterday on business connected with
the Augusta institution
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

The; members of King Co Encamp-
nlent Club are making preparations
for Thanksgiving assembly t. be
given at Pythian hall on Thursday
evening, Nov. 26, and while all of their
dances are good times it is their inten-
ton to make the coming one just Il
little better than the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Enforcement Commissioner Alfred
II. Lang of SkOwhegan was in the city
Tuesday on matters of business con-
nected with his office and was at the
State House during a portion of the
11V
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Newbert, and
their son, John. left yesterday morn
ing for Boston where they took the
little fellow for treatment. Mrs. New
bert expected to remain in Boston for
q week or more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Letters are being sent ont by the navy
department to about 1900 employees of
navy yards throughout the United States
notifying them Of an increase in salary
ranging from to 10 per cent. The effect
is to bring the rate of pay up to that of
similar kinds of work in the other
branches If the government service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Swift & Turner's store should be a
trade Mecca these Thanksgiving times
The special things are here that help
to make housekeeping easy. Well to
step in and look the stock over.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

The regular meeting of the w. c. T.
L. will be held this afternoon, the de-
votional meeting at o'clock and the
business meeting at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

Look over +. L. Herseys big stock
and see ii it is any wonder the touch
of winter. gave their business such a
boom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
Daily. ktnnebet Journal
~ Telephone-135.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rev. A. A.. Walsh lectures at the
Penney Memorial church tomorrow
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
lNVALIDS' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

BUFFALO,, N. x.
A model Sanitarium with every equip
ment and appliance and a complete Staff
Inexperienced and skilled Specialists for
the treatment of the most difficult cases
of Chronic ailments whether requiring
Medical or Surgical treatment for their
cure. Send two stamps to above address
for THE INVALIDS' GUIDE BOOK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
Augusta Lodge Directory

BETHLEHEM LODGE, NO. 35, r. G.
A. NJ Special communication al Masonic
Temple Monday evening, NOV. =, al 30
O'Clock. Public installation, pnbhc to in
yited guests.
WILLIS r SWIFT, w. NJ,
CHAS. -. WHITE, See.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
-RINITY CoMMANDERY NO. Z K.

TRINITY COMMANDERY NO. 7, X
r. Stated oonclaVe at Masonic Temple
Friday, Nov. n, at 80 o'clock r. NJ. All
soInuining iiaterS are cordially invited TO
attend. .- X
JOHN CLAIR MINOT F.. c..
j f.. BLANCHARD. Rec.
ROSE OF SHARON CHAPTER, o. e.
s. stated meetings the first Wednesday
evening of each month at 7.3o. All men,
bers sojourning in the city are invited to
attend
TLEI.A L. nUSSEY, w. NJ
ELIZABETH A. THOMPSON, Sec.
m-W-f-tf
U. o. G. C. MORRILL, COMMANDERY
No 3oG, U. o. G. c. Regular meeting on
Tuesday evenings at 7.30 o'clock at Gold
en- Cross Hall.
JOHN a. GARDNER, N. C.
II. A. HEATH, X. r.
w. E. CLOUGH, f. X. r.
m-W-f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
!! ODD FELLOWS HALL,

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70, REGULAR
meeting Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
Dress rehearsal of Third degree Friday,
Nov. 20.
c. A. FREEMAN, N. G.
T.. j.. WESTON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

s,ssss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18

CANTON AUGUSTA, NO. 9 P. N.
Regular meeting every third Tuesday at
& ocl6eke Nomination ard election of of
Iicer4 Tuesq,y evening, Doc J.;
r. II. HOXIE, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
Boston Grahams, 1Oc

Try these else try our Oyster
Crackerettes, Sc. Either will tell
you how uniquely good all
Sunshine Biscuits are.
Austin Biscuit Company, Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-18
From the Bakery .O;th @ Thousand Windows

spent 70 years in perfectin" these biscuits. Now
w bakery-the finest in the ;Vord-bui at cost of
1 EnD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23

@olton Wuji., 81. N}drj. -
oSolltcr mir morgcu III cincn &ricI
nm oie Scrricboit uuf Dem StiQcn
Mecrc ucruidclt mcroCrL 10 mijrOc
H1tBlouO'3 SdJidial 0a5 luiri1c mcr-
Nen." Gicic Ncmcrtln1 nohtc Son.
Qrcbmitglic0 @iQjam &. &unplrcp
ou2 Seattle, @ui6., geitcrn }lbcnO
QclcgcntIicb ciucQ @anfcttS oc3 rcplr-
bIifouiiNct y9torfolf-Glub3" in elmer
Ge0r, Ocrcu I6ema allnicrc &uni.
iubrtci.6lottc lmO Die Shlulicrti1-
felt ser Gcr. Staatct i'm Sale cinc3
arielc9" mar.
'0rci ou0crc GongreBmitllicocr
mobntcn orm Nontctt ais @Gite bel,
ndmIih &obn ". l8eefa uon Maiin-
Guictta, &od @cou pon lcroS lmO
G0uiu Gcubp non Wiidigon. Inter
2ln0crcm loNtc Sor 0lnnpbrcp;
olScIdcn mirtjitbeu 3mcd blt Die
6obrt ulicrcr ShIohtichifi6lottc I'M
Stillcu NtcCr, oblcicbcn pon Roup
lnO @oro0c? %nl &rieA9iollc ton-
uen mir fcine alspdrtilcu Shiiic
5ltr Nci6rOcrlmg BON &oblcn pcrmcn.
0cuL ltnO c@ 5cimOGn iih obuc6ur nicbt
gcmg iolhcr ShiIie altf 0cm Stillcu
Diccr. Cine Observation-Disclosures obue
&oblcn lit 2crl0e 10 nubIo3, luic cine
sSlottc ,obnc @cihiltc. &6 CLAUDE
pift, 0oB mir cinen &ricG nit So
pan hubcn mcr0cn, olttc cr ubrr
fonlmcn 10 bofic icb, 0aB mcin &us
tCrlano Olraui porbcrcitct iciu miro
,Sh 1luubc an Ocn BON umlCrcm ErGa
li0cntcn pcrfilll0cten 2cbrlaB 0cS gro
zen &niippcI5 lmO baltc icIt al Dem
aIten Spriihmort: n0ericuigc, mel
der eincn 0roBcu Stod trdgt lm0
leiic rcOct, miro lucit fonmcu" 9htG.
lGnO unO 0ic &cr. Stootcn iiuO Die
eiu3iAcn 9totiouen Der Groc, mcl6e
iicb Die foIoiioIe 1umm6cit 5u Shul-
sen foutmen liGBcn, etuc GrQBe 6Iottc
SIT bouclL obnc glei6jcitia fir cine
groBc aotiiobrtci-6Iot 5u ibrcr I'm
tCrItilbmg Gorge 5u tra1cu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
2pfGQig entbanptct.

@en Oorf, p. Wdr5. - &. s.
6Iatigarr eincr Der Sdaffner eineS
s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fieI gelterll
cuf bisber inulif9etldrtc gciie IN Der
9i1be Der Spring.Str. pom poroeren
%erron ieires Nnggons auf Die @e.
l(iie, iltio Die gfGber ihnitten ibnl ben
Gopf pont 2eibe. Ser aorper bIie6
allf oeh ShpeIlen liegeit ludbreno
Der obgetrennte aopf oili Die StroBe
binabiiel. 6latigon mar ieit etipo
einem Satire als Sdoiiuer beid)1f-
tigt unb ipohnte 9fr. 43S, Neit 81.
Ctr. Gs ipuroe feline gerbaitung
rpr0eupnlnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
9lmt9milocr &olfsucrtrCtcr.

9odlouO, Mc., -. Widr3. -
GonorcBnitgIicO Charles 6. 2ittIc.
iiclo BAT Gcute oem BouOerncur
$1lnt ieiuc 2lbOonfun9 ais Nepr0ien.
tnnt 0e9 }mcitgn GiItriftS BON W(aiuc
iibcrnittclt. Gr miro ii6 iUicOer ici.
ner EroriS ais 9ie6tsonmoIt miO,
mcn, mel6e 0ltrG leine Nblpcicnbcit
pGbrcno Der Gerridtlng ieiner
Silidten in Noi6ingtOn erbc6lhcn
2lbbril6 crIlttCn bot
Die 9lboonflnb ioa am 30. Sep.
tembcr 5. 5. in aroit trcten. 0r.
2ittIciclo lit icit no6c5n ncun Sab,
rem OiitglieO oeS 9}cprdicntontcn-
1aules.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
9'ciablcn $4,000 Strnic.

&cIcnn O}ont, -. N}6r}. -
&cItcrr lUuroc bic mc1Cn 0}iboGtlu8
ser Geriht3outoritdt Dem 6ru q.
2iugdtu3 6ciu}c itn0 icincn bciOen
@rlbcn Srpcrinten0cntcn 6rant
mo 6rcr3 alicrlegtc @eI0buBe BON
$4,000 nod @ai6inaton iibcrmit.
tclt. IS mar ser lcbte Go1 ser pom
9li6ter &umt Gcitattctcn 6riit. Gie
Struicu murOcn ucgcn &erlcbuHg ci.
ne8 GinboltabcicDl8 III eincm 8ro-
5cIic ibcr Die Butte 8ergmcrtc nuI.
erlcgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
9rci Cpfcr cincr Neiicl .@rpluiiOn.

Ving II, 9GsO, D.
MGr3. Ter GompifeiicI elmer
5rohtlotonotiuc Der oIeIamare lm0
6u0ion 0o5n" crpIoOirte in Der
lebten 9taAt, lpdbrcno bic 2otomor
tiuc SIT 5hcnepua @oIier einnabm,
2ofomotioiiibrGr u. Sen0ridion io-
mie 0renicr u. aoriage, NeioG ans
Cneonto, bic6cn aui Dem 6lede foot,
uno SeBer z. 8. Smith, ebeniaa8
aus Cnconto muroe 10 i6wcr oer.
lcbt, oaB cr bette itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
II. Nnmiltun iibcr Shalu.

9tcm 9orf, -. Oidr3. - 9ln
@oro Der .2lOriotic" fam geItern Or.
Milan Q}c@anc 6omilton Ger gier.
ucn- SpejiuliIt Scr I'M Sbnrp- -Gro3elc
cine 9}ouc gclpicIt but BON elmer bier
nlouutlidcn Crboltngsrciie juritd
Gr crtldrtc. DAB ocr 2lu9gong ocS
(burU.Gro3ciic2 oWdouS nidt nit
icinCr 2lniidt bormouire, oa man
lotiCno III Sins petten t0nue, OoB
Sbap, ioboIo CT in 6rci6cit geiebt
mare. cinen 2lnOeren t0oten piirOe."
,$n iCOcn anbcrcn ciDtliiirten Sanoc
mdre (ban oQeroing3 jundhit lhul.
oig beiunOcu mor0eu, crit Damn mir.
DC man cinc Gommiiiion jlr llnterilt
hluQ ieines @eiitc5juitanocs eingc-
lest bobeu.
Gr. Sanilton Icugncte ooml emf.
icbicoer odB er IN ciucm iiiugitcn
Wiago}in 9lrtifcl Den Br6lioeuten
9ipoicpelt iijr .gciiteSfronf" erflort
babe Qic5 f6nnc nnr Semano be-
baiptcn Scr Sen 2lrtitel nid)t iorgidI.
tiJ 1cIeien 6obe
3u einenl mcbrnonatlihen 9elufe
tum oui 0cm glciden GHmpIer 6rau
Srnlpbrep @ar0, Ole 6efonrlte engIi.
ite 9loUelliitin. an, Die ourh eiu
iiingit pcr0ifcntIidteS Bud in 2on-
oon Oie literariihe Seniation oeS
Sa1rcs ihui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
S1otctc lire 5luci aiubrr nnO i'd
iclbit.

3uIlR RiDer, Naii, %. Wars.
6rau 6lorion Ierrien % Sabre
alt, lore pieriobrige lo6ter Diarp
uno ibr jiuci 9ionntc after SoDn
nuroen bellte ais 2eiden in Ser Slide
i6rer Wobmrng gentnoeh. Die 6rult
belt ein Grnjiiir in Der re6ten 6anO.
3lpei @aoGdbue uaren onJeOrebt
unO Die Slide nit @as 1eiiilt. Ger
Coroner cntihieO, 0aB Die 6rau iidJ
ieIbIt lno Die ainOer olrh Anorc6cn
6es @aies tootete. Qlan glau6t, 0oB
iie 1T 6ol9c b0ualidler 1pracu Gel,
ilesgeit0rt genoroen mar.
Tdiic 3ur Teiic in's glnslanS DC.
iorgt 6. 9iaine, gsr. 4t3, Si.gnlti.
tttureitrakr, nabe Gaitom Suuie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Scr SiCbcnte.
Scuntur MiGinm {. Nrvnu upn TlD-
riba gcitOr6cn,

GrIa1 ocitern in &ai6inaton 0cnI
lupbuS. - ScA9 onoerc Scno.
torcu bimcn cinc& Sobrc3 ou3
Dem 2cbeu 9ciAieOCn. - @rDon
mar 0aS iiin0itc N}it9lic0 ser
a6rpcrihnft, umicr @bpte Oa2
dItcitc. - Ger bcfonute @irai-
nicr &rieG&pcterNu O6rrit l3o1n
l3oIter 6oiriar cbcnioll9 5ur it'll
len W}oioritdt a69cBnn8cn, -
g3or Sta6ahti 0ca Generals
%on8Itrcct I'M 9iir9crfricgc.
Moi bingtoh 9.G, -. NIdr5.
@lm0c4lcnator @iuj0m 5. @rpan
BON 6loriOu ltorb I'M $50 bclltc irilb
i'm biCiiNcn oEropiOcncc Sooipital"
am Gppbna. Grit Dor 70 Iolcn
rabnl cr ais 9tadioIlcr OC9 pcrItor-
bcucn Stcpbcn u. Qiauorp, pclcber
ON %. 0c5clnbcr aus Dem Hcbcn
idic0, icinen Git im 9un0caicnot
Gin, ru0 33 Gage oou jcncr 3cit Der
trohtc cr inn aronfenbctt. Seine
Grclm0c 0obcn wdbrcnO ocS &CrImtiS
ser &rantbcit mcbrcre Ntolc Die
Noiilnmg olt ollcin ipdt Jcltcrn
2lbcnO bicb e&, cine cntidicocn 9iin-
iti0c @cnOun8 ici in icinenl 3u-
ItauOc eingetretcu Scin bcutc cr.
iolgtcr Zoo fam oabcr ais llcbers
luihun1 rno @rIfiittcrrng.
Ecri0uIih mar Nr. 9rpon rucnia
rlrali gerilItct, cimcn bcitiGcn Sic
2lniaa au8yu1altcu. @r mar Don
ittpGhIihenl &GrpGrGou mo ncrp0.
lcm temperament. 9ll9 cr I'M Sanuar
ans Sem normen Selma SloriOo'3
bierber fam, mar CT 0urdous nid)t
mobl uno c9 oauerte nid)t lauge, ebe
er lid 5ur Eile1e ms oErouOcncc-
S6olpitol" brgcbcu nulBtc. 92GbrenO
ser IcBtcn paar Gage mur0c er Ollrcb
Spe5iaIiitcn oe3 Baltimore o3obn9
.0opfiuS' &oipitoI3" bcban0cIt
Ifit ocm Eo0c 9rDon'9 pcrIicrt Ser
9unoeSicnat Iein iicbelltcS yQtitglicO
lcit Scr &erto8ltng 0cS 80. Gon8rei-
ics am 4. W}dr5 1907. Die &crltor-
bcncn iiuo: ARorgou un0 @ctt3 pom
Alobuno, MoIlorD BON 6IOrioa, 2ati-
mer Don Sii0sGnrolino, EroCtor BON
&crmont, N0Utc pon 0}arDIan0 mo
Id)licBlih NrDon. Die beiOcn lctt5
Crm1bntcn S5crrcn marcn rcip. oaS
0ltcIte lrnO Oo3 jiingItc Wlit8licO pes
ScnotS. NbDtc mar 81 lm0 9rpon
noh nidt gon} % Sabre alt.
Obglcib 9rpon uiht Iongc Gcnl8
i'm Scnot lab, INN cine berUorro8en0e
9ioac 5lt ipiclcn na6m cr 0ennod
lcbbaitcn 2lntbeil al Scr Grpdglmg
ser @eIdb1ite in 0en Gonlite'n lmO
uiiroc obnc ,3luciiel mcnn er am
2ebcu Acblicbcn mGre, riu einiluB.
rcihe3 Niitglic0 Ser 0iuoritdt &c.
moroen icun @eborcn am 70. Ofto,
ber 1876 III Grange Gomtp, 6lu,
erbielt cr icinc crite Gr5icbul9 in Den
GoItSidulcn lcincS Staatco unO trat
ipGtcr in 0o$ ogmorp College" in
Bcorgia elm, mcide5 cr IN 1896 ob-
ioluirtc. Grci Sabre ipdtcr obIol'
uirte er sic o@nibington- lmO See.
llnipcriitdt" ln0 in 1899 etnbiirte er
lib Damn IN EadionpiGc, 6In., ol5
Gcdtaonmnlt. Surge 3eit uor iciner
@rnenntnA 5pul NabioI8er ocS Sc-
ndtorS Miuuorp 0llrd) Ocn @ouUer-
nellr ilngirtc er ais Collector fiir
oa5 Grinlinllgeridt Don IuOal.
County. Seine 8ittpe mar iriibrr
Sri. Souet 9luan bon 2erington, Ya
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
Sbrrit SuGn @alter 1sairiar tobt.

Hidmon0, go, %. Oidr5 -
C6erIt Sobn @olter s5dirior itor6
hente ouf icinen 2anoIibe 2ceipIuo.
mia Erince MilIiam County, &o.,
i'm so. 2ebensiobre. gr mar Elm be-
fcnnter 8etcran OeS giirgcrfrie1ea
uno oiente ol5 G6erIt in ser coni0.
rerirten 9lrmec. Sn 1864 ioIgte ct
oom GberIten Sorrel ais 9longdIte.
tier i'm Stobe 0eS Oehcral5 Gong.
itreet nod un0 lit megen ieiner ungc.
itiimcn grooolr bd1tfig n2ou9itreet's
&unpfuojutnnt" genaHnt moroen. Gr
mar Elm SoDn Oes Gapit6ns Senrp
6airinr pom Iumiries, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23
S6limm fir Mauucl.
MnaNc OcS jnn0Cn a0ni9S uOn %Or,
tuGnl luil nidJt Gcilcn.

}lcr5tc Orin9cu ouf }mpttotiou oc2
pcrlcbten 9lrmc3. 2(mcritoui
ic6cr Greoitbrici 6GliGcr in
EoriQ Uor @erint. IL 2riitorr1.
tide Gbcotcr @oritclum1cu }U
98obItbdtiIfcitajrcdcn IN &opCu.
6o1cu-- SIMMER nod feline 9hu5c
iibcr sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oc2
Ncr}o13 ser 2lbru35en - 0cii.
nitiUc Gutihci0unG crit noh }Ius
flmit Oc3 Ncr5og3 in Gom ju crs
murtCu.
N}aorio, -. Wi1r}. ~ Die Bel
tlnN nGl Wtuuoo" mill uu9 lltcn
Gueucn criubrcn bubcn, oob sic
Mu0c, mcIcbc |rinj MumtcL Der &c.
0cnpGrtiGc &0nig pou EortllNuL ON
I. 6cbruor Crlitt ais icin Safer SO
Mig Carlos mo Scr &ronpriu3 crnlor-
oct lultr0cn, nidjt Acbcilt lit uu0 li6
IcBtbin bCOcutcno pcridlinlmcrt Bat
0ic 2(cr5tc. mcIhc Den jltnacn a6nia
bcbanOCln, iolIc1 crfl0rt Gnbcn, cine
Npcrotion ici orinAcn0 9ebotcu.
&cnc gcidlibtcn Credit
brtcfc.
EoriS, % Nidr5. - Gu9 &crb0r
cincS 2lmcrifoner8, Nontcu3 Wioiio,
uclhcr tii3lid) mtcr Scr }lnflu0c
ucrbaitct murbc, QciGIidte Grc0it.
bricfc 0cS 9tcm Dorfcr Nonfbouic9 G,
.. 9iidorO g. So. iu Ociicu Gicnitcn
cr irii0cr Itan0, fIijii1 gcmoht 81 bo.
BEN fano bClttc Dor cinCnt llntCrils
hrlg5rid)tcr itott. Ger 9l10cflagtt
mar nidt 3u 6clucQcn. 0ic 9tamcu lei.
ncr Qtitiful0iQcn 5u ncunen &u
Bon3cn bottCn sic SAminolcr 5m0lf
GrcOitbricfc int @ctro0c BON jG $50.
600 in 9aorgclO rmnqcicbt.
Ger 2IngefluAtc beiBt perurt6lib
@ultoD @o8o, luclhcr I'M 9topcm6cr
b. :. in IiCnItCn oc3 erludbntcu
@onfGolic2 itunO. Sm 2lnfongc 0C@
NIonotS 9iopcmber crlcGien ciu
O}otn, mclcbcr iiH Charles 2ombcrt
noantc, ln0 follftc BON Scr Sirmo e.
ncn IN 2onoon, GQri$, @icn, Mar.
icillc, @cnuo mb uuOcrcn St10tcn
3o6l6orcn Grcoitbrici }lrm @ctroac
bon $500 9(n ioIQcnbcn Gage 6rnhtc
Scr Oionn Sen GrcOitbriei 5uriid lmo
ioNtc, cr 1obc iciuc 9icjicpldne otigc'
0ebcn 9oI0 Oorori pcrId)mon0 9o5}o
un0 cinige 3cit ooroui fomen Die
ihon mcGrioH crluG6utcn lrou5ut
tioncn NIT Oen 0cf6lihtcn GrcOitbric.
len ans @ibt. Wicbrcre iriibcrc
3uhtbouSItr0iIinQc io0cn 9oHo'4
Gomplicen in ocm Sdminocl gnut
icn icin.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23

Cine ilelnc Nieiin inter ben Biucn IN bic
ibre nuberoroenttbe 0eilfrnft etien iUphlperf
nierten g9elirlli erlporben. ee aeriiupiung,
llnpercanli1feit Ulduget hcs gppette Nlda
bnnpen. idlcBitin e3eidnidd i'm Whnoe uno
aaen Stbrungen Der llnierlf,usscrpdne fiber.
tnat fie nac 9aients geoi8nei ole 1T ben 5es
ffiipeil sidleitoerf, an 9dlfiieH ltrio fondr nil
Selfen auspOidnnt ipet6er 6altet Sud uii
has alte uiib e1rli1e oentfebe ardliiersWlitlsI
uno Sbr peroei &c 1ihi bereneii. Die Ct.
Bernaro'slrduiersgille flno IN aIIeil Hpelbefeit
5u bqbet. (Ul0Wli0rJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-23

leh's, Gr. 1904, gBeft.raerttc. .strabe. Office
Stlnten BON bis 10 1lbr glopJerls n'.o BOZ
~ lbr Niiiiags Bis ll0r @benos.
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07

Ray Stannard Baker in the
':American Magazine concludes
his argument on the race ques-
ton in the March number, as fol.
lows
And what struggle it is! AS
| look out upon it and see this
dark horde of men and women
coming up, coming up, a few
white men here and there cheer
ing them on, a few bitterly hold
ing them back, | feel that Port
Arthur and the battle of Manchu-
ria, bloody as they were, are not
to be compared with such con-
fict as this, for this is the silent,
logged. sangninary, modern
struggle in which the com batants
never rest upon their arms. But
the object is much the same: the
effort of ba kward race for a
foothold upon this earth, for civ
ilized respect and an opportunity
to expand. And the Negro is not
fighting Russians. but Americans
Germans, Irish, English. Italians
Jews, Slavs- all those mingling
white races, each Gndeed, engag
ed in the same sort of a struggle)
which make up the nation We
call America.
The more l see the conflict the
more | seem to see that victory
or defeat lies with the Negro him.
self. AS wise Negro put it to
me.
Forty years ago the white man
emancipated US: but we are only
just now discovering that we
must emancipate ourselves.
Whether the Negro can survive
the conflict, now it will all come
out, no man knows. For this is
the making of life itself''
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07

According to the laws of Christ
ian Science, the mind or thoughts
of person is all there is. So
when person says, Il am sick
or feeling badly" he is in error
and only thinks so. The only
cure is to think you are all right
and you will be. If a person says
he has not penny. he is mista =
ken. and only thinks so, If per-
son says he is hungry, it is not so
he only thinks soft is not nec-
essary to eat-just simply think
you are not hungry and that you
do not need any food. This may
apply in politics-all you have
got to do is to keep on thinking
that you will be elected ard you
will be- You need not canvass
the country for votes. and make
speeches.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07

All the colored Bishops met in
Washington last week to protest
against Jim Grow Cars and
paying first class fares for third
or fonrth class Accommodations
We commend them for it. What
audacity have these railroad peo-
pie to make man ride in a dirty
car because he is not classed
white? Just because he is south
of Cairo. in Illinois Catalina had
bis time but it also was finite. So
are these injustices.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07

on East Washington st. They
have magazines, papers, and
books for reading and it shows a
progressive and intelligent sign
Let them not now retrogress but
progress-do not ever allow any
thing go on there to bring shame
on the club and the race. We
see no signs, nor have heard,
nothing derogatory of this club
but say this as warning.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07


We should like for every col.
ored person in Springfield. and
especially colored people in the
South, to get copy of The
American Magazine for March,
and read what Ray Stannard Ba-
ker has to say on the race ques-
ton. He is optomistic, and, after
all his articles, will be source
of much good, creating better
and healthier sentiment. You can
get "a copy at any book store, or
send 10cts. and we will get you a
copy. The colored people need
to read its live issues.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-03-07
w. o. Bradley Elected.

After six w eks of deadlock
William O'Connell Brady of Lou
isville, was elected u. S Senator
from Kentucky, defeating J. c..
W. BeckIam the democratic am
bilious candidate. The electi on
Of a republican TO the u S Sen
ate form the Blue Grass State
tells strange lncideut and shows
that principle and integrity are
not entirely anrihiIaled. and it
pays to stand in politics on your
integrity, What will Bryan as
crlbe as the cause of this politcal
revolution at Frankfort?