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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

Baltimore. ben 20. ScBcmber 1907.
ginbridt III biermit uaen interefiirter Ger
fpuen 9eaeben, Dab Der Stnot.Snqeuienr beI
Weitimnungen Ses %. sbifnitts oes 80. slrti
fels hes StaotGooegeS bon 1906 eenidb In Die
ient Bureau ant -. Te5cmber 1907 Den crild'
reuben RIdn mo bic SupliiatIiite Der Nuflager
fir Die eicumpeuiriltg uno HeupfIafterurg oel
RrtouisglIleD binter gr. 1916 bis 1886, Sntrobei
Strabe: Der Priont.gIueb biHter Rr. 1901 bis
1921. SftsoombnrbsSt rabc, uno an Der GeitC
bon Gr. 102, SiiosSnrbnrl M Strnbe. rno Gr,
10t, GiiossnnsStrabc: Der BriOat'giueb binicr
Or. t4s bis 154. 9SiliomStrabe. tnb binier Gr.
1900 bs 1902. SobnsSirube: Der @rioat'aule'
pinter Nr. 900 bis 012, Sitseonbaro'Str aBe
Der RripatsglaeD binter Or. III bis 131, gSeii'
2arodle' Stra6e, urb Der Briontsgqeb an Der
Seite bon Dir. 7t0, Ueit'giortb'acertue, bintcr'
icpt bat.
gu1e onoou bcriibrten Rerfoner iino bereb'
ttai, intcrhulb 30 IGgct. optr Datum Der Qit'
terlegurg an. I'M 9%G!tImorer Staotaeri6t onrt
fhriftlt4 etRgeDCidts ,ARetitierr oaasSen 5u Gp'
pcairer.
Z. acluen 9bpmas,
StnotsJiegiitrator.
(Ee32O-27'O7 .San3-tO'0Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

iift lei blob Der 6abrifnnt. God lei
Der SanOier nid)t Dor GoniiSfotiou
Der @aaren geidiist, Die niht ser &C.
iebliden 8orifrift entiprdhen. 3unt
S6uB 0eS Bllblifums miiBie alle
uerfalidten mtb gelunobeitsi6aoIi'
diem @aoren ~Confis3irt peroen,
gIeiduiel, in lpeiien S0u6en lie lit)
beiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Tdt Seitcn.
Reniiabr 1908.

Gin nctes Sobr! Sritt frob biuein.
Wit ollcr @eIt III 6ricocn;
&ereiB, mic nieI Der Ylog' mo Geir
tbs ate Sobr beiAieoen.
Iu Iebit: lei oanfbor, frob unb flug,
limo lpeitn 6rei boien Soaen
Gin gutter iolgt, lei itorf genltg,
Sic oue bier 81 tro9en.
WoS Cir ous olte Sobr gebro6t,
@iro oltf) Oos relie bringen:
Us medielt itetS ipie Gag uno Nod)t
9aS @Iilfen uno MiBIingeu.
@as eS Cir ididt, lit m%oblgCmeint,
9aS mimi getroit cntaegen;
Nid)t ltets lit idlinum, poS i6Iimm
crid)cint,
Sas d]limnite oft ein Segcn.
Gertrou' oilf @ott ulo cig'nc aroit
llnb nid)t ouf frcnl0e WGftc;
@er iebcn Gag oos Nedte lhofit,
Ter ihoiit I'M Snbr oas Hette.
Us iromnlt nid)t, onB Ou 5o0it mo
flogit:
@eim riidip1rtS obnc Hcue
Sr's olte Sobr On bliden moait;
G'rum feb nit Mutb ms nelte.
Gas neuc Snbr. cs gibt mb nimmt;
H'runt leo in ociien Sdnoc,
Ger @elten 3ieI mo 3eit beitimmt.
Zen Nnfana uno 0as Gr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

III, ga 1T nlthifeiu 2ebcn mebr, uno
mas miiBten ous fir troitIoie@eieuc
iein, Die iid) iogen founten: ms hat
ooS Seben iett ole @iinide eriiint,
mir boben feline mebr. 8erIobnte eS
lid 0drn ilbcrbmIpt nod, 81 Iebcn 3?
9tein Wcnid iein, beiBt Sampler
lein, rn0 0as, mas mir uns min
iden %loIlten, oas ndren CUTE ul0
hIonfe @oifen fir oielcn Gompf uno
elm friId)cr, ~Itreitboftcr Slnn.
,Iui wcbe @unOen linbe SoIbe,
Iuf groben alOB Elm grober Sell,
4uf einen Sd)elmen anoertbuIbe!"
los lit gar tein ii6Ier Ncuiobr,
Sprud).
8icI Slid miro beltte gclpiinidt,
nit Wtlno mo S1nbc6rlid, ODER
ourd Die %tollenoerlei &arten Die III.
lere Foitbptcn bon Saus 81 Sou5
tragen. .@liid!" - Gas iii Elm
mcites GclO. @a8 es lit, oas miiien
mir talIn, obcr boben modten Mrs.
Die Miini6e u%nierer guten 6reuns
&c iiberloiicn cS III freigebiger @ciie
uns Iclber, mas mir inter benz
Slid, oos iie ms miiniher, Der.
iteben moaen. limo Die 3eitung, Die
ia ausidlicBlih 81 uniercn gllten
6rcunoen 5ablt, nit Der mir uns tag
lid u%ltcrbolten mlB es iebem iiber.
lnIieL iidJ Den 8lildipunid 10 aus
3ltlegen. mic iih jeber irin Slid
oenft un0 ou5molt. Iber gum nellen
Sabre, ga iol lie nid)t fcblen, mo
OcSboIb riIit tie mld beute ibren
8rCunoen mo 2eiern bon Scr5en gu:
Troiit Ncuohr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Hefulaub's tiirfiife gGber,
Gaaitabie.1 ebdaot, ppftamt geseu. ettts pften,
(HuQzX-D
Mrnrne HeiIitnfcr.

Gs itarb am 20. Geienlber 1907 in feline,
gSobuuHg. gr. 2216. Sreoerid'% glpeHue, @eorgI
4cilitoder, 80 Sabre ait, @atte bon Wiaraarett
g%etliiuder. Sic NeerotgIHg fiIoet Wittipodi
giafmittdgs ? lllr. BON Der oben gcilGnnter
9Sobuuna ans fiat, iuo5ll GerlpaTtote mi
5reuroe ae1tuHasbou eineelaoeH iiHb.
gSarum erfbdut 10 Inutes aIdgeu2
lSds triiht ben Bid 70 tbr1nentftuer2
Gin irelies tperj bat uusgeihldgen.
GIN treuer Firm regt iib nibt mebr.
8, ipeid' eii barter. ibpercr Shlag,
2es 1Gufes bette Stiiee brad.
81 iriib i6iue oieie biit're Stinoe,
Sic SID aus unfrer IlItte nabut;
TOD ~irni!eno fonts aus Uni rem Willnoe,
pgSas @ott lblt. has III pobleetbaH!"
Dies Aurt ittut infer oangee 5leb'n,
g6, rube fanlt, lut gBieoerieb'n!
2ie trauernoe 8attin nno Sinner.
(3G5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Vefanntmafnnarn
6pntrplcurS.T epnrtcment.
Rdfhbuu6.

Nnttimore, %. 9ejembcr 1907.
gu pertaufeu Idt 90 Brdbntcn Cett bon
Der Baltimore SaniturG CONTRACTING Cont
PAM" beruDD ioHneIi an oeu reip. Gbldoet
p!dHen am 5ube Der 9opinGtonsSirabe 6ubs
Der fiogelps uno Gooiugton' uno &oone"StrabC
gefebeu werocn.
9iefe Yrnbmen lperocn benz 6dufer etfun ON
4. Sanudr 1908 uuSgcliefert iperbcH. SiC
@jrdBe bon iiebet CD 6teier Brabmen 1T bon
n 5ub bis 1910 Sub lang. 20.7 big PAS brett
I lHrs. = g4' P!' ,5 ! SI bPet iiel nn S'S g s'i! SlIh II its sP'lO 6"f
1eriteaelte @naebote fir ~oicieIDen iperben i'm
Niireau oes GontrDlelirs am 2. Sanuar 1908,
IL ubr 8ornitilqs, genitnet iperben.
ISeitere 8etpiini1te 9llsflnft fam lit oieierl
gilrcuI erlaHGt lueroeH.
pnrra ). Souprr.
(Se523. 25, 27,20, Sand GoftroIeur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Snrnh &ern.

IS ftnrb an 20. December 1907 Scrr 3arob
aerH ini Filter BON 10 Snbren llno % lagen,
~geltebtcr @atte Der neritorbcHen 5rau Gliie N
Stern. Die NeeroiguHg fiHoet 1ouuertag, 2
ubr Gatmittaes, bonn Iraierbauic, Nr. 80.
yIorosguBcrn Strnbe. aus fat, po5u Bcrlpu no.
te uHo 5rcun6e Der 2amiIie bDtlibll eingelapell
lino.
Sh babe nun ben @ruHo gefunoen.
Ser mCineu glnter eipig bdlt;
2So un6crs, uls In Sefu gNunoer.
IEn Lao CT Dor Der 3eit Der &cli.
Scr @ruHo, Der uHbetpeglid) iiebt.
29eun 6ro' uno SiTmel rnicrgebt.
IgEr-D1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
1phu Mcurac NcbcI,

IS fiurb am %. December 1907 Subn 8eprae
TcBcl I'M 63. QebenSiaDre. Die Nceroigulu
finoet am Wiittupdp, ben /. Sanuar 1908. gi1ds
Iuittngs nm 2 llbr, bonn 5raucrbuuie. ytr. 1922.
9oplesSirntc, aus uuf Scr r2oubon Bari Sc
meierp" ftalt.
SaS Itenbel6dIein fliuat i'm 1bal,
Sprt pbeu ichiminerr Ster1e;
Sctt gebt binauf 5lm Sinmels'dnl,
Sic Seindt6 mint bon 5crHc.
Sbr Aieber ellie: lute 9ia6t!
Uieine 4lilger.gauibubn 1T oolbrd0t.
(3GlLfD Tie traurrnoeu ainper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Wnnn Ecitcrlcin.

IS it1rb am IS. Ge5emper 1907 5rnu anna
Eeitcrlein i'm IIter bon 38 Snbren uno 0 NO
rdfcr, aelicbte Satin bon 0GHrO Ceiterletlt.
BeripaHotc NIB 5reunoe Der Snutilie iiuo boi'
Iibit eriuht. Der Neerotaung. ipeIde am Ton
nrritag, oer 2. SaTlinr 190s, Ntnrgelts nm
o llbr, bon Der @ubning i6rcr 4(utter. Er.
2if5, 6auturl lnenue. aus italtfinnet. beiSlipobs
men. Gam sur beiliGer Ser8 SeiusNirte, NO
nm 10 llbr cine feierlibe HequiefN. Dieiie tlr
fciue Eeele ueIeieu mirn, (36J-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Woa,tt g. Moth.

IS itarb arn 90. Sc8elHbcr 1907, 1af2 libr
S5enbs. 8. Jlotb, ~eeliebter @nttr foer %pcrftor.
benen @Iifubet6 Moth. i'm gllter bon 81 Subrer.
nm 2 nor, BON feiner Icetcn gSobuune. 9ir.
202t, Sft,GbafcsS trnBe, aus itatt. Neifetung
aut Der baltimore Cemetery. :" (365-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Sipiocnocn.
0pupon.9 initn ami bic iplaenben nnttrlient

Coupon. 3iuien nuf bic iuiseuoen Hnterliegen.
ben Ebitaationen Der ~,ilntteo giailuahs ano
electric SpmpGup" Ron Baltimore, uul +. ga
2amIar 1905 in Der ygiutionaI MebGnic5'
gani" heSnblt iperoen:
=. e. g. e.. VI. 5spro5. I. 9ppotbei, 0ou.
pom %.
rgeniraI NaiIroao COS" G.vro3. i. Sppo.
ibef. Coupon Ir. 81.
Z. 8. @iuoiur,
% 1mtirefoer ~SdbdBmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Safpd Scinrifl Gcnlcr.

IS fiar6 AM 80. SeScmber 1907. If llbr Sors
mittnae, Seinrid Seuler, ~geliebter @uite bon
6rtcoeriic Ncller, I'M 50. Sabre ieinee eebens.
Sic Necroiguna firoet TuHneritag, Radmitiaes
9 llbr. bonn Irauerbaufe. gr. PIG. gSefsVrntts
Strnbc. aus auf Der pGouoon'@arts 9emeterp"
ftntt H. cart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Mnfrnf =!

!! Mnfrnf J!
Na6iiebeuo be5eihnete 4crionen:
1. N.uicr. Suitus, aeboren AM 20. December
1926 III Spangenber9. ooer ieine Srbeu.
=. N~mels.Scufid, Serbia Maric emmn, Deb.
Suerhied, 9befrai beS I'M Sabre 1882 na0
gmerifa nuSgepdnoerteu Serm1m 6rieoriob
Ibilinp gnieIsAperrid aus Dem Rcaies
rluesbe3irf Ssnubrild, ODER ibre aiHoer:
/. 5riebrib s8ilbeIm, eeboren AM 3. Sept.
1916;
Q. GIife aImd, sebprcn am 25. 5ebr. 1877;
ltno
3. emma Bertha, aeborel am 4. Sitni 1882.
iperocn erfud,t, bel benz tlnter5eitncfeu perionz
lib ooer f9riiiIih lid Al melner.
lin Insfunft fiber oeren GerbIeib ober glh'
Iebcu eriutt:
pa ii mo c. Wo.. ben I Gan. 1908.
Ter 8cr,pcier oeS Qniieriiden GpuIuIats,
Srcberid y. shurioer.
Gr. 7, SilosSaDs Strabe.
CSnn1 ,i0ii, GU, tWd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Baltimore Gemetern.

1hreau Wraniltn. gnha., Baltimore. n. Wsrtbhr.
SeprdDnibpIdse sum Serfduf - bon $25 on,
NIT Nidrntorpipifen nbaeeren3t $36 - Vlot
TIT bier Grdber. Sreie 9etutire Der 4opeae
tlr 1rdue saottesoieuhe. (Suni16.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
@uuolniun.

Ger f66nfte utb erobte Srieotof In galti'
more. Terminus Der .9rpni Saf Ironep'9tnie.
fd1er Tertrrter ani BEN arieoboie Gonntags bon
8 flbr Dtoreens bis S llbr Mbenos, an 8oten'
taaen All VerabrsbiWa. @rabitdften 5i allen
Yreifen
Giih cHite: 20 w..Ghariss.s ts.. Saitimsre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
apubun Fart Concern.

-6rapt.Gtn ssrB, nyeceri6. Hcun.
sllffidt. ShnitfbIutnen, 9efoinoe. IHIon5eit etc.
iperoer I'm. IreibpGufe nli Sonpt.@ingang &c,
tuilben. ualer 19est !ptro, pe11 geipnnt&t.
torfpge&cr. V2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
,.RorcBhftder aeib. uus spar.Hereiu.

ngierobitlider 2eibs uuo SparsBereiH."
yir. 100, Sopiins. slbemie.
9ie 90. Snbressscrianmlung nnb geamters
g9abI finbet an 1. Snnnar, abeftos, iiatt. gSabI
bon 8 6is 8 ubr. Nue Wlitglteoer itnb eriu1t.
gu erfbeire1.
6. GHseIS.
.(365-6) Sefretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
BON beute an yfbreibcn
mir GuQ. 4d)t, 1908. Mlio auigepoBt!

Ser SabreS @ ed 1T
ser pin3ige MedieI, Der nod ME pro-
~teItirt noroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

Npotbefcn i c + c II
GeutidIanO bob i'm EreiS. aiir5Iidl
purDe Die Sirih.A potbete in @ies'
BADEN fir 100000 Wart perfauft. -
Ger ieitberige Better bate lie Dor
5pci Sobren fir $4,000 Vtarf er
morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Q(lte Eeberbetten.

Ser bo6fte Vreis. pirb be8atIt fit nIte Sc.
bern In ireenb tpeI6er Qiia ntitdt. mtan fenne
Hotfarte an 2. Z. Siaaes, Nr. 823, Norb.1ow.
arb.StraBe. Beioc 1eIenbore. t3-2&&)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Sirdlidc Iuseiscu.
~geriammlungs . Inscigeu.

geriammlunss . In5cigeu.
rRciteub'arauten'i III TIL suuss.Ncretu."
Iie inbrlife Notwithstanding uHo Ve,
amtenfpab I'll oeS Bereins finbet Epuuerftag, ben
2. SumInr 1908. Ibenos & ubr, I'm 8ereinS.
9oIule, gir. 1913, observation-disclosures, ituit. glue
dbfpefeHoeH uno ni6t geniipeno eHtt6uloigteu
.giitelieoer o~erialen IN bic GefesIite Strufe.
Sm Suffrage
t-2) S1nric6 Tell, Sefretdr.
.Nagemeinsr Seutider gaiieuutrein."
TunHerftag, ben 2. Sdridr, 3abresuerfamHi.
tuna NIB Sirctturtuipabl. 9ue Wiialteoer iino
eingcIaoen, oieier SertlmmIuHa beiButpobHen.
<. 6. Sduetoerettb,
(3G5 Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

Ter enqlii6e Mus Ii r.
&onoeI erreiGtc in ocn Griten eli
Monoten oieicS SobreS cine Sobe BON
47S,7t5,0O0 Efun0 SterIing, iiber 81
Miaionen Efuno StcrIina mebr, ais
in ocrielben 3eit bes SobreS 1906.
Sic Qiniubr belief iid) ultf rrno 800
W3iaionen BTlnO SterIing, 3612 Dill
lionen mebr, ais IN Den eriten eli
Wonotcn 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

Gie Vrop Ntfoi-
re niht etipo Die 9rolpnion,Iffoirc
foil bon Senator 5orafer eeeell
arieeSicfrctGr Sdft altSgeipielt luer,
Den, INN belien Domination 5llm ErG-
libentihafts. Ganbiboten 81 binter-
trciben. Gait babe Die Gntlaiiung Der
Neger.S olOoten bctrieben uno iei
fem piiilihensmertbcr EraIioent'
d)ofts.Gonoioot, ipeiI ole Neaer &C.
gen ihu itimmen niiroen. 90 miro
or9umcntirt. Sbeno'rein lit BON ci'
nenl Der crtloiiencn Tcaer.S olontcil
ein TrojeB ipcacn Snblung oes ibrl
nit llnred)t pprentboltcncn Soloea
in @nnbeSgerid,t bon Hciu-9)orf oll'
bGlloia gcnod)t porocn. Nid)ts, ais
poIitiidc Mai1opcr, bintcr oeren Sc.
nator Sornfer, Der ,Wtc too."Ganoi.
Dot Sbio's, SIT ltcdcn ideint.
Cine ~ d. ttg id,c i.
bune bot @enerolonlpalt 9onoporte
iibcr Die Illslealt1g ocs @eleses fir
refine Nabrungss NIB 8enubrnittel
abecscbcn. gr ioat. SGnolcr nit
Nabrlnas. uno 8enubmittcln lebteu
in Der 5iirft, oab lie fir 6alifun.
aen, 5umal iold,c, Die aeiunobeits.
ihGblid, iino, criminen baftbar &c.
mod,t lperben tonnten. Bon bieler
Gorge be'rett lie nsr GeneroLmtnolt.
,nbetn CT iaat, Sob bic Dor osrt Bdbri.
tcr.sr galieferta Garahtie ean 3ars.
Ter DOE iiroTrehtliher Gerfolsuna
ihiist. Ias Geies perIanee niGt.
bob Der SdnoIcr iebc Iharc, sic CT
perfanft. oilf lire &eiitbcit demiid)
yrufen IaBt. Soit6or in 0ieicr SIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

@eihditsfRhrer q. n. Ssinl, ~sgobmna:
Q. & 3. 121 VI BaIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
germiidtc In5eisen.

(8es2o-a7,'O7, 9ons-iO.' oS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

aBeufaf fur Dafhiuatpn uub Giitrift Columbia:
Rem. Saunemauu, 1915 Rartpn.etr R..9.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
CARNEGIE AND THE KING.

Mr.. Carnegie has given away more
money than we have and has more
left than we now have. We supposed
his purpose was to give opportunity
to the people to read good books.
King Edward seems to think it was
his purpose to get recognition from
him and has sent to Mr.. Carnegie his
picture.
If this was Mr.. Carnegie's purpose
in endowing libraries, we could have
saved him several million dollars.
We have picture Of the King done
in colors which we got off a cigar
box top, taken at his best, at least
in looks, Git is claimed that the kings
morals have gradually improved as
he grew older) which Mr.. Carnegie
might have had for the asking-we
can get another at the drug store.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
ASK ]. T. BOTK|N AND
]. v. WHEELER TO ENTER
Race For COunciImen in Second
Ward. Many Democrats Unite
in Request.

The time is approaching for the
Democratic party to select its candi-
dates for the Council of this city. The
party ought to nominate for this i'm
portant Office the best business men
of the city, men wno are successful
In their own business and who can
handle the complicated affairs of this
municipality. With this object In
view, many Democrats have united in
urging Mr.. j. E. Botkins and Mr..
j. w. Wheeler to make the race In
the second ward. We. can assure
them of the hearty support of the
best Democrats of the ward and will
do all in our power to secure their
nomination. We need such men as
Mr.. Botkins and Mr.. Wheeler In the
Council and we trust they can see
their way clear to make the race.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
12-30-1t
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
BEAUTY SPOTS NOW
BL0TS ON HORIZON
Aspect Of Southern Italy Changed
by Earthquake.

Naples, Dec. 31.-Time only con.
firms the unspeakable horrors of the
overpowering catastrophe. History
perhaps never will divulge its SUI
premest individual tragedies, tor
earth and sea ruthlessly claimed
thousands Of human beings and the
flames mercilessly completed the un-
finished devastation.
Naples, vibrant with the memory of
Vesuvius, is Frustrated anew at the
misery and woe from Messina con-
fided to her care. The hotels and
homes are crowded with refugees,
and the people are vieing with one
another in aiding the stricken.
Those who have explicit knowledge
on the subject agree that the center
of the cataclysm was the Strait of
Messina, which also is the center of
the volcanic zone, whose highest
peak, Etna, is now silent.
1t is impossible accurately to as
certain the extent CT the movement
east and west in the inland regions.
but it is certain that the beauty of
one Of the most charming sections of
southern Italy has been irrevocably
despoiled. Vineyards are no more;
waving rows of lemon, orange and
olive trees have been torn up, and
the enchanting coast line, with it's
soft and fragrant foliage, has been
converted into a hideous desert.
Reggio, whose gay aspect set off the
severity Of the mountains. and Palmi,
perched jauntily amid orange and
olive trees, have become mere blots
on the horizon.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
NIGHT RIDERS HAD
The VISITING HABIT
Many Families Away From Home
Night Of Murder.

Union City, Tenn, Dec. 81. - The
question of whether or not wife can
testify for her husband was raised in
the night rider trials and decided
differently twice within an hour.
When defense offered to examine
Mrs. Bud Morris, wife of one of the
indicted men, the state objected and
was sustained, because the only alibi
she could testify to would be in be-
half of her husband.
Under the Tennessee law a wife
can testify neither for nor against
her husband. Later the defense put
Mrs. Bob Hoffman and Mrs. Sam APP
plewhite upon the stand and their
testimony was admitted. Mrs. Hoff-
man testified to an alibi for Sam Ap-
plewhite and Mrs. Applewhite for Bob
Hoffman.
Il developed that the Hoffmans
were the guests of the Applewhites
tn enight of the Ranken murder. AS
the evidence was introduced it be-
came evident that half the Reelfoot
lake population spent the night of the
murder, Oct. 10, with the other half.
To the surprise Of every one the
state not only admits this, but will
offer additional proof to substantiate
It. But the states theory varies from
that Of the defense.
1t contends that the various male
heads Of families, knowing that they
were going out to kill Ranken and
Taylor that night, took their wives to
the houses Of friends in order that
the women might not be left alone in
the lonely lake homes.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
Courthouse Is Unsafe.

Ottawa, o., Dec. 31.-Putnam coun-
tvs old courthouse cracked just be-
fore Judge Cameron started to try
the local option contest case Guards
were placed at the doors Of the court
room and the number of people al
lowed inside was Limited to 200.
When they left they were told to go
quietly, as the Judge was afraid too
much commotfon would cause the old
building to collapse.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
CONVICTED Man
DIES SUDDENLY
William Mathues SuccumbS
to Pneumonia.
TROUBLES HASTEN end

Was Recognized as Political Leader
In Pennsylvania Until Exposure of
Graft In Connection With Building
of New Statehouse-Was Found
Guilty and Sentenced to Serve Two
Years In Penitentiary-Ou on Bail
Pending Appeal to Higher Court.
Media, Pa, Dec. 81. - William L..
Mathues, former state treasurer of
Pennsylvania, died suddenly at his
home here, aged As years. The cause
Of death was given by his physician
RS pneumonia, but it is generally be-
lieved that this illness was superin-
duced by Mr. Mathues' tribulations,
which were brought upon him by the
Harrisburg capitol graft cases and
his recent sentence of two years in
the penitentiary for his part in the
alleged conspiracy against the state
For many years William L. Math-
ues was recognized as one of the DO
litical leaders of Pennsylvania, and
his power In Delaware county politics
was supreme until the expose of the
capitol frauds by his successor as
state treasurer. William H. Berry,
also Of Delaware county. 1T was then
that Mr.. Mathues threw off the man.
tie of Republican county chairman
and retired, temporarily" as he
stated, until he could be indicated.
In March of the present year For
mer State Treasurer Mathues. For
mer Auditor General William p. Sny-
der, James NJ Shumaker, former SUI
perintendent Of public grounds and
buildings, and Furniture Contractor
John H. Sanderson were convicted of
conspiracy in defrauding the state out
Of $119,30S in a contract for wooden
furniture. The same defendants were
placed on trial to answer a charge of
defrauding the state in metal furni-
ture contract. On this charge they
were acquitted.
The four men above named, togeth-
er with. Architect Joseph M. Hueston,
were to have been placed on trial
on April next to answer the charge
of fraud in the furnishing of desks
for the new capitol. This case in
wolves an alleged fraud of $25,577 on
bill of $4,000.
On Dec. Is Mathues, Snyder, Shu-
maker and Sanderson were summon
ed before Judge Kunkel at Harris
burg to receive sentence. Each was
sentenced to pay $500 fine and the
costs of the prosecution and undergo
Imprisonment for two years and sep
arate and solitary confinement in the
Eastern penitentiary. Pending an ap-
peal to the superior court the defend
ants were released on $4,000 bail
each.
Mr.. Mathues, who was summoned
from North Carolina, where he had
gone on cunning trip, to receive
his sentence, complained of a heavy
cold, and against the advice of his
physician insisted on returning from
Harrisburg to his home here on the
Saturday following the court SEN
tence
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
MARKED FOR DEATH,

"Three years ago was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was
tearing my lungs to pieces. Doctors
failed to help me, and hope had fed,
when my husband got DIR. Kings New
Discovery" says Mrs. A. C. VIII
liams, of Bac, XIV. "The first dose
helped me and Improvement kept on
until l had gained So pounds in
weight and my health was fully re-
stored" This medicine holds the
worlds healing record for coughs
and colds and lung and throat dis
eases. 1t prevents pneumonia. Sold
under guarantee at Phillips Drug
store. SOC and $1.0O. Trial bottle
tree.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-31
MEDICINE THAT is MEDICINE

keeDs me well, and that remedy is
Electric Bitters; medicine that is
medicine for stomach and liver trou-
bles, and for run down conditions
saws w. c. Kiestler, of Halliday
Ark. Electric Bitters purify ard en-
rich the blood, tone up the nerves.
and impart vigor and energy to the
weak. Your money will be refunded
# it fails to help you. SOC at Phil
lips Drug store.
q" have suffered good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints,
but | have now found a remedy that