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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Mrs. G. w. Jones has been quite sick
for several days.
Hon. w. B. Boggs and son, Benton,
returned home last Saturday from Baton
Rouge.
Miss Wade Pettigrew of Texarkana,
Ark, was guest of Miss Susie Bailey
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Winget are the
happy parents of bouncing girl, born
a week ago.
The meeting conducted at the Chris
tian Church by Mr.. Tucker for the past
few days came to close last night.
Miss Allen Sibley, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this place, returned
Sunday to her home in Benton.
Miss Matte Swindle and her little
niece, Fannie Swindle, left Monday for
a visit with relatives living in Shreve-
port.
Several parties from. this place spent
the greater part of last week at various
points on Bodcau and report that fishing
is good.
Mrs. w. P. Allen spent Sunday and
Monday in Shreveport as a guest of her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Swindle.
Mrs. w. B. Boggs and daughter,
Mozelle, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Cline, left last Saturday for a
short visit to Galveston, Texas.
The writer passed through part OF
ward five last week and is pleased to
report the crop conditions much better
than might be expected. Corn is good
and cotton bids fair to produce an
average yield.
Col. w. P. Maury of Murfreesboro,
Tenn, spent several days Of the past
week in Plain Dealing. Col. Maury
speaks of our little town as being one OF
the best in appearance he knows of and
thinks it has bright future.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society will
give a lawn fete on Thursday night of
next week (the 23d) for the benefit of
the Presbyterian Church. The program
will consist of fishing from the pond"
fortune telling and many other amusing
features. The young ladies will do
everything in their power to make the
evening an enjoyable one, and every one
is cordially invited. w.P.A
Wednesday, July Is, 1908.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16

hss Our correspondents will please
make an effort to have their copy reach
us not later than Tuesday Of each week.
a great many regular correspondents
and others who contribute to the col
umns of the Banner make it rule to
have their copy reach US on Wednesday,
thinking that because the paper is dated
Thursday surely Wednesday is soon
enough for any and all copy. But stop
and think, dear reader, what hardship
it works on the printer when nearly all
his copy is held back until Wednesday,
one of our rush days. Contrary to pep
ular belief, the county printer is hard
worked, and let us ask that in future you
help us out by getting copy in on time.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
Build in Benton, Mr.. Bill.

bulld IN benton, Mr.. Bill.
Children's Day will be celebrated with
appropriate services at Alden Bridge
Sunday.
The logging camp of the Antrim Lum-
Der Company has been moved to site
near the Antioch (colored) Church.
Mrs. w. A. White and Mrs. A. Eddy
of South McAlester, l. T., are guests at
the home of their brother, Mr.. r. A.
Smith.
Miss Roberta Honeycutt, who has been
spending part of the summer with
friends living near Bolinger, returned to
her home in Texarkana, Ark, few
days since. Wish you could have staid
longer, Bert. H.
Bellevue correspondent in Mondays
Shreveport Times: "Mrs. Susan Onley,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. E.White,
returned to her home in Haughton last
week. :. Mr.W. E.White is in Stamps,
Ark, for few months. {. . Bodcau con-
tinues to fall, though very slowly. Fish
ing will. begin about the middle of
August"
A two days session of the Police Jury
was held here this week. All members
were present. The body adjourned to
meet again on the 9th, at which time
the parish budget will be arranged and
the rate of taxation fixed upon. DR.. T. n
keoun OF Plain Dealing was elected
Health Officer. The usual routine bust
ness was disposed of. Unless something
unforeseen happens to prevent, the pro-
ceedings will be published in full in our
next issue.
HANCOCK CLAY.-From our exchanges
we learn that Miss Nancy Clay of Bour-
bon County, KY, and Mr.. Arthur Han
cock Of Charlottesville, Va, were united
in murriage on the 7th instant at the
home of the brides father, Mr.. James E.
Clay, whose country home is near Paris.
The Courier-Journal saysin part: "The
marriage will unite two of the oldest and
most prominent families of Kentucky
and Virginia. The brides father is one
of the wealthiest citizens of Central
Kentucky, while the bridegroom is son
of Capt. R. J. Hancock, who owns the
world-famous Ellerslie Stock Farm,
near Charlottesville, Va" Capt. Han
cock was formerly resident of our
parish where he spent his boyhood days
and later volunteered for service in the
Confederate Army. The Banner has
before spoken of his record as daring
and gallant soldier. Many of our readers
remember him and will join us in wish
ing his son and his bride many happy
returns and along well spent welded life.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
An ENJOYABLE Occasion.

The regular meeting of the r. j. Han
cock Chapter, U. D. c., was held in
Alden Bridge July 10th.
Members from Benton and Collins
burg were graciousiy received by the
members at Alden Bridge at the beauti-
full and hospitable home of Mrs. H. H.
Wheless, where they were most agreea-
bly, entertained by Mrs. Roger Wheless
with music and song. Truly we con-
slider Mr.. Roger Wheless fortunate to
cage such sweet nightingale from
Texas, who won all hearts by her sweet
and gracious manners.
Dinner was served promptly at twelve
o'clock. Hard times had been banished
from the board and all were well served
by the following named young ladies':
Misses Bessie Wheless, Nita Whited,
Matte Adger, Hassie Wise and Garry
Lee Riggs, who saw that the U. D. C.'s
wanted for nothing. The sudden shower
in no wise interfered with the dinner.
At two o'clock the Chapter was called
to order at the lovely home of Mrs. F. T.
Whited.
The meeting was opened with the
Lords prayer. After roll call, the min
utes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The Treasurer, Mrs. Cabeen, rendered
her resignation as she expects to leave
during August. We regret to lose so
good member.
Miss Mabel Scanland was elected
Treasurer to fill the unexpired term.
| The subject of the monument was dis
cussed and it was decided to write for
catalogues and again bring the matter
meeting.
Mrs. Scanland stated that since June
Sd SIS had been added to the monument
| fund.
Mesdames Elder, Clowney and Sentell,
together with Miss MattieAdger, applied
for membership. They will be received
as full members so soon as their papers
are filled out and properly signed.
| There being no other business, the
following program was rendered:
Song, "Ben Bolt''-Mrs. Roger Whe
less.
Reading, "You Old Confcds" Cath
crime Cabeen.
Paper, "Last Speech of Gen. S. D.
Lee''-Mrs. Kate S. Cabeen.
/ Chorus, "Old Kentucky Home.''
Reading, "Sword of Lee Mrs. J. P
Creswell.
/ Song, "Last Rose OF Summer Mrs
Roger Wheless.
Poem, "Stonewall Jackson's Way
Mrs. H. H. Wheless.
s'Siege of Vicksburg" Mrs. j. S
Alison.
Chorus, "Annie Laurie"
Mrs. w. H. Scanland moved that {
ringing vote of thanks be rendered Mrs
Roger Wheless by the Chapter for hel
beautiful songs.
The meeting then adjourned until III:
second Friday in October.
| cannot close without rendering thu
thanks of the Chapter to Mrs. Swami o
Swannhaven for her contribution O
lovely fruits, which were heartily en-
ioyed. Regrets were expressed that sh'
could not be present.
Regrets were also expressed on &C
count OF the absence Of Mrs. Wise.
The visiting members would also re
turn heartfelt thanks to the Alder
Bridge members and their able assist
ants, all of whom seemed to vie witt
| each other to make the day one long t
be remembered.
Mrs. S. ALISON, Recording Sec'y.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quota
tons were as follows:
Ordinary, cents.
Good ordinary, S,'s cents.
Low middling, ga cents.
Middling, 10 7-16 cents.
Good middling, tO1a cents.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16

DR.. e. G. Allen, of Shreveport,
Announces that he has opened an office
in the Cooper Building. DIR. Allen is a
graduate of both schools and carries a
full line of homeopathic remedies.
Special attention given chronic diseases.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
River and Weather.

The following shows in part yester-
days bulletin as issued by Mr.. J. w.
Cronk, Observer at the Weather Bureau
in Shreveport:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
Around Concord.

Hot and dry!
A good rain is greatly needed. Though
late, it would help the crops.
Miss Lena Dennis spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. A. M. Burks.
Mrs. Maggie Mays of Shreveport was
guest of her parents last week.
Miss Minnie Robson and brother of
Ruston are visiting Mr.. J. J. McKin-
ney's family.
Mr.. Walter Covington is on the sick
list. He has been sick for some time,
but is now improving.
Miss Alice Cason of Mot was a guest
OF Misses Clara and Nettie Bounds the
latter part of last week.
Miss Beulah Ford and Mr.. Ben Keeth
of Plain Dealing were guests of Miss
Ethel Mckinney Sunday.
Mr.. Luke Bass of Shreveport was a
guest of his mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Bass,
last Friday. While in this community
he invited his relatives to his marriage.
He was united III marriage in Bossier
City Sunday to Miss Maud Brumlow.
A protracted meeting is being con-
Quoted here by Rev. Holiday. He is
expecting help before the close of the
meeting. VIOLET.
Monday, July IL, 1908.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-07-16
a SoIiIoquy.

Each night as l sit in the silence,
Building air-castles in Spain,
Through the rifted smoke of Havans lifting
Comes dream of you again.
And vision stands softly besine me
With her dear little hand on my chair,
And kiss you in spirit, my dearie,
For the Joy Of your being there.
| walked past your home in the quiet,
Heard some night-bird call for its mate,
It's sweet, clear singing run riot,
Yet silence surrounded the gate.
The night-winds sobbed as in weeping,
Every flower seemed wanting your care;-
Love, Joy and hope were sleeping,
For, sweetheart, you were not there.
But what are the fruits of my dreaming?
just fallen air-castle in Spain;
Though | love you and will till the ending,
That love must bring sorrow and pain.
And tonight my soul feels your absence
AS it wanders alone in the air,
And would to God that | might hold you
On the arm Of my rocking chair.
And dreams have their time for ending;
But the love that lured me along
Must come when memory calls it,
Like the air of an old, old song.
So the ashes fall soft as a shadow;
The smoke wreathes fade into gloom,
And we all have time for our loving
AS roses have their time for bloom.
July II, 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Hns ocm Snncren Marplanb's nno
ben a%n9rcn5enocn Staaten.

Siebe au Den eriten 9lid.
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DIE befnnnt %grporoen mar. GS mar
bel geiocn Elm SoQ bon 2iebe alli oen
eriten Did.
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rate.
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$1.0S pro 500 iiir 1908, ooer 10 GtS.
mcbr, olS I'M 8oriobre, fcitgeiebt.-
Iie bobere Steuerrote mar 1l0tbig,
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Der befannteiten 9optiiten.Freoiger
in Molbington.G ountp, muroe Sonns
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6reoerid to6t i'm Bette oui9eiunoen.
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nal berbeirothet uno binterlGbt tic.
ben ainoer, oarunter Srot 3. 6.
Gemp in Baltimore.
w al Deus per016tiger
$40 600.
Gillian a. Geii, elm biibides, %
Sabre oltes W1oden, itorb Conn.
tag in Oort, go, unter berort Der.
oGftigen l%lmitdnoen, ooB Ser Goro.
ner benadridtigt plroe, uni ole 30.
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zines prominenten 9iirgers bon
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iiber beftiges llnnobliein geflogt uno
nm Mnfnabme gebeten, Die er ibr &c.
mGbrt babe. W1Greno Der Ro6t lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Nnflaac gcacn GapitGn @orlc,l.

Son .&uah Eortn Hico, 81.
0fGr5. Die @rono- Sllrp oeS bicli.
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&c gcgen GopitGn George @orIep.
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lenoompicrS ngbcronOo," mo 6e5id).
tiqte i'm Der Gcrlcbung oc9 @cietea
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oct ooS HciuItot Der llnterilldula
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5ierS oeS aobIcni6iiicS. @oltcr @ci.
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SdiifS5immermonn GlCrnnoer lid.
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Nn5obl &clttc bon ser Monnidoit Der
nIberonbo" iino bier icitgeboltell
morbcn, mcil mon lid ibrcr 3ergcn.
Musiage oerIidern mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
@ermiidjte t%cIcarapbiidc Gcpciden.

- Hiftcr @aro McAQiiter, Sobn
oeS b%efnnnten Nep.0orter @eiel,
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appendicitis Operation. or mar 80
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lt1oten beS 2onoes 81 beihoiien. Gle
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tenbcnten Oer, Rational 2abor llniou
SoipitaI %9(iiociation."
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DIES friiber ser gunoeSre9ierung &c,
hortc, lit bon Sem 0orpier .Ghip.
pelua" Der .Euget Napigution Co."
orf Der Sobe bon Eoint no Eoint in
oen 8rnno gebobrt mor0en. 3mei
Wotn ertranfen, ood) adj Wonll, 90
tiItter Der GopitGn, murOen bon ser
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.Sotcl SteWart" ser auiiirer Soiepb
Cannon Don Der I. NntionoIbonf bon
PHILADELPHIA in 6olge zines unieli'
gen WiBoerit1noniiies elmer Wor.
pbinm 8ergiftung gum Opier geiol.
len. Ger llngliidlife bate oas mil.
De aIirhn Galifornien'5 ieiner @e.
innobeit megen aifseiuht.
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@npne, ". .Ga,. bat ieine ieds Sabre
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8%erlebungcn beigebrad)t. Giierilht
nui Die 2ebtere ioI i'm 81 Ger 3bat
iOrtgeriiien baben. IS gelang ibmL
81 entiprin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01

balh bat er Die Sude elmer bciouoc.
rem Gommiilion ~iibergeben.
&ter u htcr SUR Hube &c.
lest.
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Minis 5llr <be 81 ictcn uno Damn
Eenlion 81 be5ieben mcroen bier Hid).
ter ibrc Wiirbe nieoCrIc0cn. nGmlif
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mo EnGc uno SlopO pom eriten >Sil,
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miro ibre Nad)folger 81 crnennen ba.
ben, 0ercn ScrminG ieood) MIR bis
sur nGd)itcn WobI I'M Nopember 1909
%loufen. Del Sebterer merben Hi6ter
fir Den poqen 5erlnin pom 10 Sab.
rem bonn Holtc gclpGblt.
GonoiOoten iiir Die SiiQlmg ser
&nfon5en in Baltimore itcbeu idon
mcbrere i'm SclOc, Die @S. Wortin
2ebmopcr, Sll9enorid)ter Charles W,
@clliSlcr, $. Nrtbur Stump, @iQionl
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genonnt.
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@orceiter- mo Sorrp g. Stonforo
BON Someriet=Goumtp iin0 Nipiroils
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auSfiibrung oen Iderbnu e GoIleg
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gen pOrocn Gieiem Ameroemcnt
itimntte obnr buS l~lnterbuuS nidt 5lt,
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oic llnteritriit 0cS @ouuernel,rS Sc
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genOe fir ole Stobt Baltimore;
Die @rrihtung bon ScIepbon- rmo
Selegropbcnpioitcn Ser Stnot 9uIti.
more 81 nntcrItellen.
lie NutoritGt Der Soienbcboroe
Sen neilcn 3ultGnoen I'M Soicn &C.
mGb 81 crpcitern.
Die YiIihten mo Ncd)te ser Stro.
Benpfloitcrungs e Gommillion 81, 6es
i%iniren.
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minalgcrift an5liiteacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
ltnteriecbuut md, YaeifiefHitc.

@aibington, 9. g., 81. MfGr5.
Sobnlo Der aoblenoampfer Sea.
ior," meld)er bon ser Hem.Dorfer
Haup Yaro nad 9arioro, RS, &c.
gougen mar, aoblen eingenommen
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tebren uno bort ole beiben llnteriee.
boote rSbarf" uno rEorpoiie" al
9oro nebmenmelfe na6 Der Yacific.
aiiite beforoert lperoen lolen. 81
oieiem 3wede miro Der rGeaior" Die
5nbrt ourh Die Nageqan.S traBe
INN Den Continent MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01

lie non &rGmpfen bcfnllcn moroclL
babe ubcr nid)t 5lt9clniien Dob cin
Hr5t g"cruicn muroc. Sri. &eif hat
Dor bier Suhrcn elmer Sicblhoit ne
gen lire Gltern u%crlolicn mo icitOcnl
mcbriod SclbitmorOgeounfcn gc0u.
bert.
NngebIiher Efcr0c0ieb.
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@oibington.Gountp iicbt i'm @ciGng-
nib 81 &ngerStomn ieinem Yro5eB
inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING ocs EicrOc.
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uno nod NoQCratomn iibergciiibrt,
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fun0.
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lud)cn.
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lpa $4,000 bcrchnet. Srob beroiihcr
Nnltren9llgen fam cine Nn5obl
Eieroe etc. in Ben Slommcn nm.
Mon oermutbct 9rnnoitiitunQ, uno
ser 6eucrmoriholl lit criltht Worocn
lid OcS Sales n%n5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
IN 2eipaia aeitorben.

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logiiden SofultGt Der llniperiit1t,
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felt mar er IGngit e~ntbunoen.
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Gl9lrit 1929 in 2eip3ig> geboren, it'll.
Oirte m Der oortigen llniperiit0t unO
babilitirte iih Ooielbit i'm Sabre 1916
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lo~Iopbildlen Snfllt1t. 1861 mllroe CT
orgentlider Eroieiior Der tbeologis
iden SofultGt in Seip3ig, nohbem er
uier5ebn Sabre orOentliher Eroielior
in aiel gepcien mar. 1890 mur0e or
sum Tomberrn BON Weiben %ernonnt,
1892 gum Sbrenbiirger bon 2eip3ig.
Froi. Stride bot 5oblreide tbeologiifc
@erfe perfnBt.)
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8rofeiior Hobert Sod uno 8cmob:
lin reiIten geitcrn Nlbeno naf Gre
men nb, bon no aus iie beute allf
Dem 9ompfer D&rouprin5eliin Gecis
lie" Die 6ubrt nod Heip . 2)ort ans
treten.
Sic lperoen Is Wonote ablpeieno
iein u1o nah cinem Nufentbalt IN
ben Ser. Stooten cine mis9ebebntc
Heiie nad) Sopon, China unb Snbo.
China unternebmcn.
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bes Siilfs : gereins beutider Suoen,
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itrebungen ipiiroen oltt pom - GuS'
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terltiibt.
Gborlottenburg bat Elm Seim fir
lebi9e Gerionen errihtet, lueldes ms
geiammt cine bulbe Willion Worf
gefoitet bat mo NIT oeiien SGaf.
fung in Der Gbat einem ldngit &C.
iiiblten @eoiirfniB a~bgebolien miro.
Sir oos &eim limo Die Ginrid)tunaen
Der WiQs = SotelS in Nem.Yorf mob-
aebenO gerueien.
@ie aus aoln gemelbet miro, bat
Der unlangit BORT geitorbene beutlt)-
iponiide Sdriftitcler Sobonnes So
itenrotb Ger Staot 100000 Worf per-
mod)t. Die 3inien bes 6onos iino
iiir ole llnterltiibung bon Sdriftltel-
lerri bcitimmt.
@us Der Wineralogiiden StaotS.
Sammlltng in Wiinfen lit EN- Flo-
tinfIumpen i'm @eipif)t bon iieben
Hfuno unb inn @ertbe BON 10000
Warf geitoblen moroen. Son Dem
Iiebe bat man nod feline Spur. ','
Sri. @eraloine 6orror, Die anleri-
toniide SGngerin, lit bonn aoiier sur
afoniglid)en &ommeridngerin" cr-
nunnt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Ealait Der amcrifnniidjcn G~epmblifcn

@oibington, 3. s., 81. WGr5.
l. Ger Gontroft be5iiaIid Der Grid
tun9 oes @ebGuoes oes international
len bureaus Der amerifouiideu Ne.
publifen IN @oibingtoll, ST. belien
Soften anore,u Carnegie $750,000
seitiitet bot, lit ser 6irmo NorcroB
Brothers in @orceiter, Woii., iiber.
trdgen moroen, unb Die @rnnoltein'
legitng oes YrndtbaueS, melder poll'
ltdnoig NIT Mormnr perfleioet miro,
loIl nod Dor ShluB Der GongreB-
Sellion It%attiinoen. llebcr Den Con.
t~raftpreis perloutet nid,ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01

EaRe snr Hciie in's NmsIano &c.
iurst 6. 9laimc, CIR. 413, Dh-@alti.
mpreitrahe, maize Gnitom SOnie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Sdos Satin uno lid, ielbit.

Iew.Y 81. Mdr5. - Hod)
einem fur5en @ortpediel nit ieiner
Satin, oeiien 8rlino nidt in erfab.
rung 81 bringen por,ifoB gowaro j.
&anoolL bon Nr. 701, Yorf. apenue,
unueit 5ranflin-ape., grootlpn, &C.
itern abeno in ieiner @obnimg feline
6rou in Die rehte ainnbode unb in
Die linfe Sonb un6 modte Damn lei
mem ei9enen 2eben nit einem SduB
in Die redte S6lGie elm Gnoe. ST
mor ouf Der Steae tobt. Iie Srou
ltiir5te. nodoem ibr 8atte tie geidoi.
len bate, idreienb aus Dem Sarie II.
elite in elm Hadbarbaus, Hr. 703,
Eorf.Elace. Son BORT aus ifidte
man nod Dem b~enafborten Shrpebi.
ifen 6oipital, bon mo Or. glofe nit
elmer ambulon5 nod oem Ort Der
5amilientra9ooie elite. Gr iano ben
8atten i'm binteren Earlor in ieinem
Dilute liegeno, cine 9eide.
als er iab, baB feline Stunt bier
nihts mebr alls5uridten pemotte,
nobm er Die idiper peripunoete ,srau
nit ms Soipital.