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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20
Does a Cat Bring Bad Luckp

There is no locality in the world
which is above attaching some sup.
erstition to the poor old cat. Man,
whatever his color or creed or con
dition, seems unable to prevent
himself from believing that the fe-
line is a lucky or uulucky object.
These superstitions go back as
far as history. In Egypt, for in
stance, even in its remotest Gays,
the cat was All object of veneration.
Temples were erected TO it and sac
rifices made in its honor. When
the household cat died every mem.
Der of the household was required
to shave off his or her eyebrows.
For thousands of years this idoli
zation of the feline continued. Ev-
ell at the time of the invasion Of
the Persion King. Cambyses, it is
related that the victory was won
by him in his various battles be-
cause his soldiers drove cats in
front of them. The Egyptians,
fearful of harming the animals,
practically ran away.
In modern times, while there is
nothing akin to worship, there are
some very curious ideas as to the
influence the cat casts upon affairs
of the human life.
In Massachusetts, it brings good
luck" to throw a dead black cat
over the left shoulder and turn
around twice.
In Alabama the spirit of all old
maid after death takes possession
oil some black cat. In the same
State to cut off the end of black
cats tail and bury it under the
doorstep is to keep sickness out of
the family.
In Iowa is found the superstition
that if a farmer kills cat some of
his stock will die.
In Canada, Michigan and eastern
Kansas cat of three colors brings
luck and in the last named place is
regarded as protection against
fires. A ''smutty" nosed cat brings
wealth to its owner.
"Up in Maine" it means poverty
to own a white cat.
In Ohio, if neighbor's cat COM
es listening around your house it
means news-carrying and you may
know that the neighbors are gossip
ting about you.
In Labrador it means visitors
when the cat scratches the door
post.
The cat also runs weather bu-
reau.
A cat "bawling" is a sign of
rain in Newfoundland.
A cat eating grass indicates rain
in Maine, Michigan and Massachu-
sets.
In Alabama a cat washing its
face means rain. In New England
this statement is limited to ablu-
tions on the part of the cat before
breakfast or in the parlor.
That putting coal black cat un-
der a bushel measure when it is
raining will make the rain stop is
a belief entertained in Maryland.
1t is general belief that a cat
should never be left alone with a
sleeping child, as the cat may
suck the child's BREATH"
In Ohio is found the belief that
playing with cat will. make child
stupid.
In New England it is regarded
as unsafe to have a cat in the room
during thunderstorm.
In Maine it is believed that in
the tip of every cats tail are three
hairs of the devil-which accounts
for the cats disposition to prowl.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

The Secretary of War has issued
general order creating a Division
of Militia in the War Department.
This division will have charge of
all the relations Of the militia to
the regular army, such as joint
man9uvers. etc. 1t is to be in
charge of Colonel E. M. Weaver
who is known to many national
guardsmen as the officer who had
charge of the joint maneuvers of
the militia and the Coast Defense
Artillery, last summer. Hitherto,
Colonel Weaver has been assistant
Chief of Artillery.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

1t looks very much as if the
country was going to be burdened
with another and more than ever
Infamous pension bill. This is a
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve pain
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

bill to pension every widow Of every
man who served 90 days or longer
i'll the Civil War, and to raise the
pensions of all widows from SS to
$r2 month. Speaker Cannon is
back of the bill, which will cost the
country about Sl2 900, 900 a year
in addition to the $751;, 900, 900 it
is already spending for pensions,
but they say that Mr.. Cannon
thinks it will help him to gain the
Republican presidential nomination
and as he does not have to pay the
bill he considers it cheap at the
price. Of course most of the real
widows of the veterans are dead
that is women who were the wives
OF veterans during the war, but
this bill gives pensions to all that
host of young women, many of
them Of not too envious reputa-
tions, who have married old SOL
diers many years their senior in
order to secure the old mems pen
sions after their death.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estdte OF Asa Yorks, Deceased.

Estate OF Asa Yorks, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, appointed an Auditor by the Or
phans' Court of Columbia county, on
exceptions to the second and final &C.
count of Asa Yorks. late of said county.
deceased; and also to make distribution
of the estate in the hands of his Execu-
tors, will sit to perform the duties of his
appointment, at his Office in the town of
Bloomsbury, on Thursday, February
2oth, 1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
when and where all persons having
claims against the estate, or interest
therein. must appear and present the
same, or be forever debarred from CON-
ing in on the said fund.
JOHN G. FREEZE,
Auditor.
Fred keller, Atty for Executors.
A. l.. Fritz for the Heirs.
VIM. Chrisman for Exceptions. I-I6-ta
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

Mr.. Bryan has declared in favor
of the guarantee of all deposits in
national banks, these to be secured
by sort of insurance fund to be
accumulated by tax on all depos.
its to be paid into the national
treasury. The Democrats in both
houses Of Congress favor this
scheme and an earnest effort will
be made to add it as an amendment
to the Aldrich bill, but as the bank
ers are opposed to tilt will proba-
bly, fail.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

Bloomsbury Souvenir Books, 4S
half tone pictures, IS cents, at the
COLUMBIAN Office. tf,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-02-20

If Democrats quarrel often it
takes Republicans to quarrel bitter
ly. The spectacle of Senator For
aker denouncing. the President, of a
Republican Representative denoun-
cling Mr.. Foraker and of the Presi-
dent putting the Senator from Ohio
in the already over-crowded Ana
MAS Club are distinctly Republican
and are typical Of the brotherly
love which at present characterizes
the Republican party. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

8runbc fam icin 9tndliolgcr c3 mohl
peridn1crScu, menll linn cill Mongcl
at SriQiuolit0t u%orbcluorien miro,
uern cr nidt Elm Qon5 nelleS, ei8eneS
Gro9romm cntmidclt.
Sic 2(rbcit, lpcldc bout }t Gage
cil,cm N%rdii0cntcu 3lliGQt, lit flor nc'
iinirt. SCin critcr @cOunfc ioutc Die
gIci6n1GBiGc Glrhiiibrun8 Ser @eiet,
&C QcQcn Sod rmO NicOrig qcgcn Ole
WGd)tiQcn, mic bic Sdmodcn icin,
sic Qr0Bte @cioGr unicreS 2onoc3
IiCgt in Scr &ollGeit ODER Dem 6ouoria
ti5n1u8 in Ser N%mpcn0m1g ser 8eicbc
N(ud, sic GrhaltlunG Der notionolen
MciorrcCn ltnO lire GntmidCllu1g inn
ISntcrciic NlQcr olli Dem Eiu0c glct'
der @clc0enbeit iilr g(Qe pcrlunat oic
ioiortigc NuimCrfiamfcit 0c2 Trdii'
bcntc1. IS lolltc lcin 3icl lcill lclnc
&crlpoltung olti cin boGc@ Nlucoll 81
6ringcl1, mic Dies Nr. 9toolepclt &c.
tbo11, inocm CT Ni1nncr nm lid) lnnl.
melt, Die Gin cr1ltc2, Cntbulin'tlld)c2
,Sntcrciic ullr 9lQQcmcinpobl bobcn
lmo MIR 0ir cimulnoircicitclL ubcI
mirfiunritcn Ntctbobcn mmenOcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Sonucmt=G lGuc

Ncm Norf, %. %mni. - ".
!. Corners, &oriitcr ocS ocmofroti.
id)cn Stnata . Gomitc'S, mar bier
I'M nit Snmnoup Siibrcr Mhirpbp
iiber Den beuoritebcnoen oemotroti.
id)cn Acknowledgement IN Icnper 81
bcratbcn. Nnd) ben Acubcrungcn ocS
Scrrn Gouners lit 81 crluarten, ooii
Die Nem. 9orter Gclegaten niif Sen,
Gonpellt sic 5iiblborncr ntSitrcdcll
lperoen, che JIG fir @i1iam %Seunin9S
@rpan ms 3ellg gebell. @cnn If.
9eno mcldc Sofinung porbmlocn icill
iollte, sic domination 9rpon'S 81
pcrhinoern, lpcrbeu sic Ncm.Dorfcr
einen anmpf risfiren. 90 Ncm.Dort
b~erilld)cn miro, sic .TrGiioent
ihaiis . Domination in Genper 81
fopern, lit nod in%cntid)ieoen. Die
Broge: nSit Die Domination ocS
Serrn @rpan llid)t iiher?" mlrot
an Serrn Gonners gerid,tet ulo er
%antportcte: sd claude es niht,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Nou Gin cbcbreferiideS &erbdltniB
gcDabt babe.
6rieocnaidl uB i'm 8rlt.
bcnbetrieb
Nad) louguierigcn Understandings
gen, Mcibcrcicn urto StrifeS bat
nunmc6r ser oQgcmcinc anopp.
i6uit5 . &crein IN @od)llm en0lid
cincn Stotutcn = Gntlpllri unge1on1s
men, nudocnl inn porigen Sabre id)on
Der Stuut nit N~norobltlg oc9
3luonga Stotllta interpenirt botte.
Gie Giniiibrung Oe5 3mangsltotlts
mGrc iiir Die &noppidaitS = Mitglie.
Der nod bGrter gemelcn, ais Die Der
ihieoenen bon i6nen obgelebntcnGnt'
piirie Ser @rltben-&
Ger iebigc, iiebcnte Gntlulri muroe
cinitimmig ongcnonmen. Gr regelt
Gle 2obni0bc, Die &erliderlrng Der Nr.
tciter in Sc5lg nllf SeitroGa 3ub-
lung uno Nnipriidc, unb leine Nn.
robntc bciciti9t cnogiiIti9 Die 3ui.
iti0fcitcn mo Die Nefobr bon Stri.
tC5.
Q d riftitellcr @encoict T.
Ncbt Sclb it moro.
Scr bcfonntc ioiiulpolitild)cS d)riIt-
itcllcr Benedict bot icincm &cbcl
nit ci0cncr 0ono Elm Gu0e Aemod)t,
WcnCoict, Der ieit IGn1crcr Belt lei
Ocro mar, bat in cincm NniolIc bon
Sdmcrmutb ~gcbnnoclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

che i'd e8 icbc." n@loubcn Sic.
Dab cr Eoft itlogcn fonn?" -oSa,
Oas CLAUDE i] idon; aber cS gicbt
NnOere, Die Gait iiAcr ihIagen fon.
ncn." - o&ohniou?" - uChnc
3meiieI." 1890 v@rop?" - o&o." -
rN@irO iih Die Ncm Dortcr Gclc8os
tion Den 2lnocren oniGIicBcu, ncrlt
sic Domination 9rpon'a iifcr crs
id)cint?" - ,&oQcn crit obportct,"
.Grmarten Sie cine rnoifole Demo.
frotiid,c Glatiorm?" - .&n gcpil.
lem MoBe, d. y@irO lie cine @c+
ridtsplaufc entbaItcn?" - n%icber
gar feline, ais ole in Ser republifouir
idcn Elotiorm. Sic bat gar tcincu
Sim1."
llcber oo5 rcpublitaniid)e eide;
hcmcrftc Ser Gonncra, e9 iei Gin
Erooutt ocs groBcn &%niippeI. Die
Administration babe bic Enrtci in
ser (oi6e. o&0nigc t0nnen ibrc
NadyiolgCr c%rncnncn," bcuncrftc cr,
LIMB ErGiioentcn f6nrcn c9 ucriu.
dcr. Cb e5 iif obcr sic 2lmcrifos
rrr 8einaeu IuIien, lit cine onOcre
Code. Gait lit Ser ifmGditc Munn,
Sen bic Ncpublifaner olliitelcn FONT
ten. Sic bGttcn mebrere itGrfcre
GonoiOoten ouitrcibcn f0nnen. Sbcr.
man? llcbcr i'm m0dtc id) nidts ia
Qcrt. Gr milrOe cincn gon5 ncttelI
GiccNNr1iiocntcn ob9ebcn."
nGrpnrtcn Sic, oub 0llgbc3 mic.
Scr iiir'a @orpcrnclr9Amt nligc.
iteQt mir0?" sd milla boiicn,"
- Sic 9lalbcn oIio, Oab cr Ncl6lo,
gen ncrocn f0nntc?" - 80 mo
rric!"
&crr Corners miro am /. &uli
uod Icnucr rciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
NmcrifafcinSlidjc &nnoNcbnnecn.
GIlipinoS gc9cn Nnlcrifnncr allfgc
bctt.

Monilo q, %. Sunni. - Nnonpnt
lit bier Gin mlirei5cnoca, omCrifo.
lcInoIid)cS iGrflilor crihicncn nno in
ltnllouf 0cictt morbcu. IS trGat oic
fdbaliltildcn 3cld)Cn 0CS ultcn &oti.
pllnon-&crcinS lno mirit Den anlcri
foncrn Dor, Bob JIG Dem 2oltoc ola
Sprannci itnit Scr SSrcibcit 0ebrod)t
bnbcn mo bob CS ibre Nbiid)t lit, Die
Tllipino@ oilS6ltbclltcn nnb 5t Sflo.
pen 81 mod)cn. Sos Sofllnlcnt
ncnnt Die Nmcrifnncr id)ontloic,. CDR.
loic. Dem Srunf cr0cbcnc Spitbliben,
Nrcift Die MprnlitGt scr onterifoni,
lhen Nrullen on lttO bebouptet, oic
Nc0lerltng lci ollf mrcd)tnl1bigcn
@clpinn aus. @iS 5u ser Scrbciiiib-
rlllA elmer %oifcncn @rbcbun0 cnr
pTlcblt Die IIngid)riit gcgcn Die Nine
rlfoncr cine Ganlpognc oes Meld)cl,
morocs, Der @ronoitiitumg nro Scr
%crnidlting ibreS Giebitonocs. GnS
Glrtnlor Id)licEt nit sen @orten:
Gin longes 2cbcn sen SilipinoS ltnh
Zoo Sen Nncrifnncrn". Won be.
5luelIelt bier. oob sic Slllgihriit ,lt
crnlten SoriGacn iiibren miro.
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Tcutidlcr Soo.

z hcnccta0n N.-O, %. %llni.
- Ter picrtc Grltidc Gag, Ser bier
i'm gl1ihluB an 0cn Gonpcnt 0c5
Tcutid) q Nmcrifunild)cn StuotSOcr.
bdn0cS 0citcrn g"eicicrt mlrOc, QcItuIs
tctc iih 81 cinem a%lGl5cnocn Grfolg.
0ic gauge @ilrGcrihnit nohnl an Den
Gcrnnltnltuugcn tbcil, mic nlldI Der
Mauor Der Sto0t, San &oQit Scnaa
tor Wcnplc, 5nblrcihc Ncnmtc lnb
bCporru0Cn0c Niir0Cr ans alien &c.
lei lld)olt3trcilcn. Ger Sng nnbn nit
elmer Enrnoc lciuen Nnionh in Scr
NcAcn 0rciBig nit oen omcritoniid)en
mo ocutid)en Gorbcn Gcidnlildtc Nu'
tomobiIc, uiclc MoNcm, Nlm0erte bon
&inoCrn nit TGbnhcL sic Ncrcinc
ser Staot r10 mcbrcrc Ncitrrtrupp3
tbcilnabmcn. Gtua cine Stlun0c lana
bcneAtc iid) Scr 3u1 ourdl 0ic Stru'
Bcn ser Sta0t, Die iibcrau9 prGdtia
0cldmildt uu0 bon SMlIen0en pom
WcnIGen bclcbt lpdreL Ole nit hcrj.
lidcm @ciioll nid)t fnrGtcn.
Der Icit}uN bCncgtc lid nod ocnt
v@rNtopTine.E0rt," 100 am Nahmit-
tag Cit %NcIlnAcnca &olf9icit Itott.
IonO, AMI Dem Or. Nihoro sic IScIt-
rcoc biclt, in Scr cr ii6 ooriiber aus.
IicB, oob bic Gcltifcn bcrchtigt
icicn, NIT bobcm ScIbltbGuuBticin
alli Oic Griolac in sen TcrciniNtcn
Stootcn 5urild5nblidct. CONCERT,
Sd)autllrllcn, &c1cl. un0 Eolfaipiclc
bcid)GitiGtcn sic icbr Soblrcids
0tcngc, sic ocn icitIidcn 5oQ Ser
GclttIdcn fcicrtcn. lin bic gcllrn1c.
men GcronituItlmgcn bubcn iid ppr
oIlcm sic &S. ". &. Gger, @iQiom
@onncrmonrL S8molo &. SEED ltno
Ncnrp Sd)neiocr pcr0icnt gemod)t, sic
nit Scr NroBtcn 9ciricOiglung ouf ocll
crrcidtcn Griolg blifen oiirier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
@ut SDl5!
Gas IS. Oeutihc @un0eS- ae0eln IN
IrC30Cn.

T|rcS6cn, %. NNlnt. - Ger
5mcitc Goa oeS IS. ocutidcn 9u1OcS.
acgcln3 brnftc bcn NcIt5na olrd Die
ieitlid) mo bilbif 1cIlogaten Stro'
BCn ser SolptItoot Snd)icn'S uno
oic Gr0iimul0 ocS groBcn CURRIERS'.
9ei'm IcitpuNe, scr lciocr oitrd) ltor-
fen Ncqcn bccintrGdti0t mlroc, be.
ionbcn iid) oic Anlcrifoncr, Die ilber'
barpt icbr ol30e5cid)nct mcrhcr, an
scr Spite oCa 3lt0cS. Ger Ncgen
biClt oic NcuGltcru,g nIdt ob, lid)
oCn Telt5ltg on5ulcbcn, mo oGnpItc
ollh nid)t Die 9cgeiltCrun9, nit net
der Cr bc0rilBt mllr0c.
Ger &oriibcr SEES Ocutid)cn &c0lcr
@un0CS, Sbontoa, cr0iinetc ooo
QroBc Curnicr olri Der &oQclpicic,
moiI 10000 Vclltfcr NCfommcn na.
rem. Sopo6i pom &oniN Sriebrid)
Nuglllt, dis BON @un0c Scr @crlincr
&cglcr murcn @liifmunid) Gcpcid)cn
clngctroiiCn, mcld)c bel scr Croft
nllng 0c@ CURRIERS' pCrleIcn mllr0cn.
Sic omcrifoniId)cn acAlcr 5ciQtCn lid)
ais rcdt 9~cIGbrlid)c Gonfnrrentcn
mo Itcbcn icbr qllt; oIler6ings Ole
bGd)Itcn G6rcn bobcn JIG iorucit nidt
Oopon gctroNcn; Die b6ditc Filnftcnz
3obl ON 9lbCno crbiclt cin G6CnniBCr
&eQelbru0Cr, Nonlcn3 Slider.
Hilbrcnb limo sic %crbriiocrunQS
SccnCn 5miid)cn 0cn rcid)aocutid)el
unh 0cn ollS ibrcr 6Dcitcn &cimotb
IN Nnlcrifo bcrilbcrQcfommcncn ocllt-
ld)Cn &C0clbril0crn Die mon uiclfnd,
bCobndtcn fam. Sic idcillcn ubcr
nltd) nid)t ohnC protiideS Hciultut
blcibcn 81 ipollCn 0cnn ld)on bnbcn
OiClc Oclttide ac0ICr bic Nbiift ans
9eIprohclL 81 cincm in @Gloc in
Ncu-Oort ob5ltboltcnoen &e1clicit
blnilbetohrcn 81 mollcn. 'Nn Der
mrcritoniidcn Delegation, lpcld)c orr
blcii0cn Scitc tbcilnimmt, bciinoen
lid folgcnOe Nelps Oorfcr: Sol. GbunL
Sclrp SclOmnnL, @mr. Shlidte.
George 6rib, Nlguit $ Sicpcrs.
Gbo@. 2ub mro George Sd)enf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Huuicoclt pcrindjt icincn &niippc( in
SarUarN III ucbramdlcn.

. it . Il, Wtaii., %. Suni.-GrGii
bent elliott bon Sarporo bat belpic.
len, Dab or iid III inferno %llnipcrji'
tits IngeleNcnDcitcn pom Er1iioens
ten Hoolcpclt nid)t 0rcinrc6cn lGbt.
3luei Stnocntcn, SiOncp Slid unb
GbarlcS Worgan, inns bon ser 6a.
tillt1t %iliSpcnbirt morbcn. 9eioc &c.
6oren Der Hll0crnlnnnidait al, iin0
0obcr ollBcr Stanoc, 0aS @ettrlocrn
III Gale mit6umnd,en. Ger ilrlac
Ibeooorc Nooieprlt, scr cbeniouS in
Sarparo itllbirt, bat nm icillem So
Ter geld)ricben, Oab Norparo obnc sic
Ncioen onS Watd) nit gale perlicrcll
miro. Er1liocnt Hooiepclt idrieb MN
al Den Gr0liocnten BON Sarparo,
lcgte ibm FLAIR, onB sic Suspcnoiruno
Scr 5lpci bciten Mrocrcr ein l~lniinil
lei iu1o iorocrtc i'm nlif sic Suspcn.
olrln1g oll'5lbcben, 10 bob sic 9ctrei-
Icnoen am Ionleritca on Dem &ctt.
tontpf tbeilncbmcn fonrcn.
Er0iioent elliott bGlt ober sic lis.
5lplin bobcr ais Den Sport un6 mlir.
DC bicrin BON Der Snfltlt1t urlterltiit.
Gr bat gcorobt mcnt iid meiterc Gin.
meltallngcn ergcben, sic bciocn Stu.
benton gang jt relcgircn. Seiu Ant.
mortidreibcn an sen ErGiioenten mill
elliott nld)t pcroiientlitcn, ooS miiilc
bon Outer Dan ans 0cidcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Scbrcr auf Mciicn.

Gan SuaM Eorto Hico, %.
Slni. - Der 0ampicr ,Son Tuan"
lit nit elmer guil5cn Shaar amcrifa-
liild)er Sebrcr bon bier nad) Tem-
Dorf obgcgangcl. er lit ipesieu iiir
Den 3pcd bonn Griiebnnas- 9epartc.
nlent acr1ictbct moroen, neil es uitf
nlchrere Wod)en billaus unmoglid
nar. oui Sen regelnnGBia a~beebeuoe.l
Gamplern Faiiaae fir cine 10 sroBc
In5abl 2eute 81 bel6aiien.
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Stnlicncr ltid,t Ncntid)cu uicbcr.

@ofcniad, N.-D. %. Suni.-
Ter 10 Sabre otto Sobn Is. SciB. cill
Sobn 0eS &otclicrS Geo. Scib,
mnrOc bon cincm StoIicncr, Scr gcgcll
SeiB' Srant, SRI. NancS 9iibop, un-
peridNmt gcmoroen mar ulb oell
SeiB ocHmeaen 5iidtigtc, ourh II
Stilettltide permlin0et. Ser Sb1ter,
Ganalieri, ghtfam. SeiB lit iebr
lfmer perlett.
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NcmOfrntiidlcs GNmpa0ncbndl.

~ u ~ ! II " | y u, l. Sy -, Slll''
- LAS Ocnofrdtii0c GongrcB.
GompoAnc.Gonitc miro id)on nm 1.
&1li nit cincm Guntpognebud Dor
ouS Nllblitlm t%rctcll, mclHc9 aus
ihIicBIid olla Nu25iiAch mo Hcoen
bcitcht, mcldc I'M GnngcB gebulten
mor0cn limo. &n Sabre 1901 Dur0c
ein lold)c3 Bud pom rcpltbl!tonilhcn
Gon0rcB sGomitc hcrNtaGtBcbcn. Dos
crmGbntc ncllc Nlh loQ Oo}ll 0lcllcll,
sic ocmofrntiihcn Stlunpre0ncr BET
3citcn bc5iigIid) ser Gage Der Strcits
iru1Cn III nriCntIrcL mcld)c 0n2 50.
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tier III Gbicogo om /. Nu9llIt 5t CT
oIincn ul0 sic Hcitltng 0ciIclbcn miro
IN sen NGu0cn oc3 Experimentation
SnnlcS Z. &lnp0 pom WtiIIolIri licQcn.
Io9 @olbinAtoncr Bureau 0c2 81
mites miro iidl Mti sic 2lr6citcn be
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miro boloiQit ucritdrtt mcrOcn.
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man &orliber ocS rcpnbIifnnii6dl
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baS rcpublifoniihc Nationol Gomitc
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1909 Mitglico bc5 Hcpr1icttontcns
baticS blcibcl, lclbit menn or 3llr
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ben. 0o$ rcplblitunilhc Gunpn1nc.
bllh miro an t.. Nugltit Crideinrm
icd)5 Mod)cn iriibcr ais I'M Sabre
1901. IS miro II. u. cine cin1cbCl0c
liStuiiion Der Ginboltabcicbl GrnAc,
Nio9rapbcn Der rcpilbIifoniihcn San.
Oi0nten illb cine cingcbcn0c Garlic.
gltng 0cS Sblma oca Gongrcli2a, ipc.
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ncl, cntbaltcn. Phi Ooa Oltrd) bu9
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GOnlitc crloiicnc NuSidrcib9ng cinc3
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1000 @orte nidt iibcritriNcnocn 9lr.
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Die rcpubIitnniifc Eortei I'M font.
mcnocn Nopcnbcr Griolg bobcn?
limo bcrcitS 800 NuiiGtc iibcr oaa
lbcno, lcbr picle bnpon ans Dem
SilocL eingclouic len utO c3 IGllft mt
icocr Folt nod cine Grobe 9ln5obI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Eor6crcitun0cn 5um 6 m.
ptnna Der antcrifuni-
h GInttc

Tmoh %. SUM. = Ser @eic6lS.
bober ocS Eei.pone.@ cidmobers Scr
dineiiidcl Morinc. Nbnrirol Sab be.
flrlbet lid III an1op nit Dem areltser
"S%di!pung," ilnl @orhcrcitunaen sum
gmpfong Ser umeritaniihen Sdladt-
idiff Slotte III %tretfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
M(tcr &iitlina beItraft.

New Dort, 90. Suni. : Sm
Gorltps @cridJt Nmuroe Gominico
SranciSco, Sc Sabre alt, ituloia be.
illlOcn, lid an Der ~l2.i1brigen Sen.
nie 6ilippo, bon Sibforb. StroBe uno
Stanleps Apenuc, pcrgriiien SIT baber.
gr muB baiiir uidt meniger ais iiini
mo nid)t mcbr ais Sebn Sabre SmG
Sing abbiiben. Gie sleihe Straie
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oft, Nr. 80, ErcIioent. Ctr, mobr-
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men 8egncr nit Dem MeIIer ange-
griiIen bate. Soiepb 9. Sealp, mel.
der Der nIoamS GrpreB.Go." 1871
inter dllagcn bate nno NIT Ser IS.
iGbriacn Gillian Wurrap ourdge.
brannt mar, lmiroe nad) Glmira ge.
idjidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
: Aus 9eutibtanb.
llnscratbcnc SproHcn. - S6bnc an
gclcbcncr &iirgCr inter Sin
brcdJcrbmOc.

Observation-Disclosures. - 6orItcIcuc
Sdppor5cnitciu oc2 Gotcrnrorocs
on2cflogt. - Frojeb 8egcn Eolll
SinOau. - 9IQlcmcincr anopp.
\ihoitsuerein ninnt Stotltten an.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24
Scbt j il II il Gotodi.

Ills 2enlbcrg miro gemeloet, oaB
BORT Die Nobrid)t cingetroiien lit, boB
&oiier Iror5 Soicpb ocn Sobn ocS
an ~. Npril bs. IS. bon Dem rntbc-
nlifcn Stuocnten Siec3insfp ermor.
bcten Stattboltars @ruicn anbreo$
Eotodi in ocn 6iiritcnitono erboben
bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-24

Stride, Foit, @oitb0ic unO t64
@~obnbGliier Elm Haub Scr Slant
men. - 400 Weniten ob0of)-
los. - 5oote uuo 8ermiBtc.
@orleiungen an Ser llnipcriitdt
The Brunswick news., 1908-01-04
3 TRAINS DAILY
AFTER SUNDAY
SOUTHERN WILL MAKE A MUM
Der OF CHANGES IN
THEIR SCHEDULES.

Effective 1901 Sunday, January
9TH, a number OF important changes
will be made on the schedule of the
Southern railway.
BY the new schedule there will be
three daily trains between Bruins.
wick and Atlanta, two of them car
rying sleepers and parlor cars. The
most important change is that OF
train No. Is. which now leaves
Brunswick at 6:l5 am. Under the
new schedule this train VIII leave
here at 1901 pm. Train No. Is,
which now departs at $50 pm. will
leave at $40 p. m. while the new
train, No, 5, viii leave here at 7;15
am,
The schedule Of the Southern aft
er Sunday will be as follows:
Arrivals.
Train No. II. 1913 am. Train No.
16. i:10 pm. Train. No 6. 9;25 pm.
Departures.
Train No. .. 7:45 am. Train No
Is. 1901 pm. Train No 10, $40
pm.