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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
INSURANCE BUREAU
TO SUPERVISE BANKS
Cston Measure Provides for Al
Inspection OF State Banks at
Least Twice q Year and In
poses q Penalty for Inztitu-
irons Refusing Information

q nay couaEeut-y be prellrtei taat
.-. ---s--r I.-<is-ar--- uil exact ~
e- one law cance-rirE banks and
-et.r--ors rT uE- n-t-re- cc-or-.
e ar-rr-d-la- s-1-teI the BAN
-r-- la t-.s direction to-day when
he -----s 20 H. H0use q Bill 81 h-c1
-ea-x-- the Bureau % Insurance rith
eli. --~-----n--t q the banking laws
~-rr r--zsr-- provides that - rs p
49, lr.-- e ss--er SHAH keep com
Zee ~-ror1 20 rhe trs-clal co11ir-'r
II All narEs ana shat r. Q--ell ~
rr--1rH rL. ass. SAINTS. r-a<s an exam
.-ar.r- - az backs i- me STATE AZ
49, tut-- even ye<r ~ course ~ .
.-as-sr-r.1rs -h--ls-lV~s lave % So y
al ths Intention ask-1 a. We a.
axe r--c-rs FAILURE means --r-e %
srr.r-.sanre-rr- c- hc-n-
Nr---crr-ltar with the s-z-I-re 5
q, q. reported % the Clrrorn-ol -p-zl-
--fssl1-. AID -ltl t1e consent q tra'
hcav rEe clrErl icrer ray ask
rr-r- % 4Uurf-r "a receiver ID AK
ch4rE. 70 me bank
~ r1l g-oVt-es that tne lns--la--s e
. r------l .c-e- shall have power q
nrrscfrr anr TX tks 1w-r-.e--ol o
"a sr.s-anrs and ci--icaL tcrc- -ec-s
So % rarrv o-r the provisions % ~
a. lwhlch covers ter raEes % rype
ur-tr-eu nat-~rl provided. however
fen- ~ feaar ere % Eucn assistant
81 - q skilled accountant and
r.~~srr % ar l-as- rhr~- years II
r-rf.-ce ia barking. The ezp-ls>
- thts ezra force sEzl BE- sHseHs@
1rnlrsr -r~ banks who are 90 pay q "A
- rr- PEP ce-- p~- Srn1rn upon the'
r-r.-rf s1--lrz1 a. lrfivtte- rrD--s
Colonel " irlEo's BIZ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
BILL PROVIDES FOR
TAX COMMISSION

II a bill orrret today In the House
by DELEGATE - tthcrs passes the Legs
tarure al people .r virginia ultimate
IS VIII have o. tote tA.r' 81 TIE mat
ter OF taxes. The measure provides toF
-. creation % q tax comrlisElo-. 20
consist CT ro-r oriciz.s. two % whom
srau b- rrNc-lclnE lawyers. one pc
fftcsl economist and one bua-1 ess
~" Their cury shall be 20 examine
fhe tax laws. compare them with those
~ other States ana report 20 tEc next
Genera Assembly.
IRE ccrarnfssiorers. who must De
named 81 the Governor. shall specially
recommend a complete system ~ tax
alton IN the FORM q a bll or bills
hv which uElformity and eg-a--1s q on
~ taxation may oe secured L1ey
shall have power 20 sit any where in
fne state 70 summon Witnesses. etc
Each u The four shall receive $1,000
ard travelling expenses. a lump sum
q $4,000 Is appropriateo 20 earry OK
z TIE provisions % the proposed ac--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
EXCLUDE RICHARDSON
FROM THE CAUCUS

DELEGATE George L Richardson, ~
Henri county. who was elected 60 the
House as ar independent Democrat.
personally appeared before tho caucus
and asked perm ssiou o. become a
--r-,A.- ~ rhe BODY He was allowed
10 eanlsIn hfs political t~rEivcrsatlous
fr trFn separate speeches. hut each n-
-heze Subjected him o. volleys 90 QucS-
tiors and heated inquiries. Nj Rich
artsou explained that hc ran as an
s't-farenl-ut" because be had pre-
viousiy been "butchcred' in tae con-
ve-tfo, r1- Cornrnonvvealth's Attorney.
IN most emphatic teens tit Dee de-
clare his allegiance 20 the Dem ocraNc
marty Notwithstanding this however.
the caucus unaninously adopted a res
oluticr which excluded Mr.. Richard
son from a SCAT iu The BODY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
TOOK
100000 FROM o. s.

NEW TORK-Special 20
the North German Lloyd line. which
has made a careful computation based
on the figures OF steamship agents.
money changers end railroad men,
more than $4,000 600 was taken out
81 ths United States by the irnIni-
grants who returned 20 their native
places last year
The estimate - that each Of the
55O.oEs foreigners had about s2oo
with him. As An cf,set 20 millions
that departed. Il - noted that 1855
SIS aliens who arrived last year
h-ouxht With them. according 10 The
es.frazfe OF the Commissioners OF In
NARRATION. about s2S.27S.1eo. Much
81 thls. however. was furnished 20 tne
immigrants by relatives CT friends "
the United states
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
TEAM TO
RACE N WARRINGTON

The Richmond Eowitzsrs have ac-
c-utet a challenge from Company ".
FIrst Regiment. National Guard o.
rhe District % Columbia FOR q relay
race % % rgn az The nrst annual IN
Soor track meet cf the George wash
t-xrc- University. 20 BE held IN wash
tnxron January @Sth-
me EowttnerE' team t. ir training.
and VII - in fairly GOOD shape By
ths tine OF ths meet There VII BE
several entries Tor Individual events.
ard they hops Tor success r. the atty
yard novice especially.
Troufxht The HowfrKsrs' indoor base
bafl snam vii play the Ssvertisth
Regiment a. The ReEsmsntal ArmoEy
a. ss4E.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
Japan RAISES BARS
TO IMMIGRATION

LONDON .-8 Dsclai---To kio CORE
rOondent 81 fhs Telegraph says that
$780, As ssnusd RtrsofEr adnintEtFa-
I've fnsfracttons win the ootect 81
eorsrteteiy DrohfkftlnE unfesiraos> M
~rfrrnffor Mr. Or8rten. fhe ArnoF.can
4 sSt,aHaadoT ~ A sntorsteW. sAld ~
wes rratlns6. net that hia neIctiat.ons
,rffk ~fhe GoWernWent were proceeding
IN he most cordial manner he
Caaf reEsr1nfffe measures 70 ne fail-
go ~ suhnrkfnafs otncia4e 20 comply
rrffA fhnfF tnstr1ctfcna ae pe-Aete1
fraf sfrfe4sf raeenures would less %
fflHfAstoFx result
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
DUNCAN FOUND DEAD;
WOMAN Is SUSPECTED

CHARLOTTE. ~. c.--epeciAz--Jac
Ps.sr- -. 1890 xssFs, &c; ia ',s
~ fts rcrkherz part q ~ ceHnty.
e11tsT. sp1 <1s cop1ky aotkerfttsa are
iasessi Est@1E sSsZ.ciels cifcaszsslanees
Eaturt6T rfEEt "a comDany wttk a.
epite1ttoft wewan- enf fke wcE,sn,n
fecs rrirts uers Tours afount L1ncazs
eofce TEaferraF So kka asa reared
Ko WcuNoE Nerf fr1nt 81 tEs 1eaa
uar. bEf tEe sherfn afu lave hts
stersAc1 EorcNRf 49, rcNtfntf ana
lFGa1 DoHf1N Ha4 . f1ftoz D1El c.
sFhftvs aEo upf1sFses1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
REMOVE INSPECTOR
FOR GRAFT IN SEWERS

The Street COMMITTEES wiz meet on
the 18th OF this month. when a report
Viii be received from the subcOmmtt-
tee on sewer charges The latter COM
mittee met last night and made a re-
port sustaining the charge made ~
Councilman Richards that the price
charged for sewer connections IN tne
East End were excessive. and they
recommended that William f. RuSkells
having charge OF the sewer measure
zaents. be removed from his position
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
LIFT ATTACHMENTS
! AGAINST s. A. L. r. r.

RAI.TrlGORE.-S Special - All at
s.efTn~nfs tkat have been Laid against
tae property OF tho Ssaboard Ar Line
IN various places VIII % nftec wttx1lA
49,. r,a.-t t,<erty-four hours. Tais was
~,,-ouroed after q conferences between
80 rscsivsrs Of the Seaooarts their
-orn~ef and the executive ofncers or
fhs roa1 "a this city last night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
WANTS MRS. EDDY
EXAMINED FOR SANITY

SIOUX cTTY.--Special. sersa-
sfon was caused IA Lad. 3. D. yes
pisfrfrt Court there BY George Bakof
Glover who q short time ago hls4
fhe FAMOUS next friend eutt for =
orrtfnn az the EDDY millions. aEkiue
fhnf his mother. Mary Baker q. EDDY,
10 exafn|nsd a. 50 her sanity.
This artion was taken following th4
refunol OF Mrs EDDY 20 rIcct a recon-
rifiafl0n which was planned 20 take
plncs Christmas Day IN Dcston-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
NORFOLK BROKERS
ARE AGAIN INDICTED

NcRFox.1r>-Sp scial--Anothsr IN
sxasssi Ps,ss a a. a Il issi&sto.
cotton brokers e Noxfclk. whe are
Ncrto.k banks - Furtc1e a1ms %
fslss ecftcn WSrsbouea receirta aHt
Tor which they have ktreA1I beer Ia
tfttst OF asTeFe1 coontk - The Efano
fUrf - fna CcTpcratfcn Court 81 Eor~
Felix Thetr trial VII ocour - MS
term o. ths seBF&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
VA BAR ASSOCIATION
INVITES SECRETARY TAFT

~ Wvndharn r. Meredith. OF this
city An oId friend OF the Prestdent'A
went 70 the Executive Mansion ~
Washington thfs morning. bearing an
fnw1fatfon % Secretary TAFT 20 oppsaf
nefore the state bar Association AZ
Hot springs next summer. SECRETARY
Taft was not ~ position % siys
h ovsr FOR day or two. and tnep
Mr.. Meredith viii recoive . letter from
hfrn. either accepting OF declining.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-18
SAMUEL FEEsESDEN
DEAD AT STANFORD.

STANFORD. coNree-SDeciai
a. Fesssrten, one 81 the most pronni-
rsrt lawyers in Connecticut, ana for
years a leader n the Republican par
u. 6ted here tlnts morning. Nr. Fos-
ssrcen ztt&ins1 ths 1isti1cfion q col
iscting the la<Esst fee ever paid 20
a. attorney IN the state. FOR legal
ssry1css he Was paid ths ezrn 81 f1ti.-
zee
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-27
BLUE GRASS BLADE

rays from Reasons lamp Faith cringes upon its knees
walowng in the dead dust of the centuries unwilling to
tolerate Improvement Faith obstructs the future with the
trembling shadows of rehabilitation. Faith humbes
and exalts creduliy Faith revels in the misery of
fear and casts cloud upon the dawn of Reasons bright
day! Faith is fusome fear fattened by pride and selfish
ness Faith is cramp that seizes upon many strong
swimmer in the of fe leaving him helpless and al
most useless in the struggle for existence.
Such is faith, ave. and worse
Faith the dreary desert of barren hope upon the great
continent of Time, minus solitary refreshing spring
Faith deusion nused at the breast of DOGMA nourished
by the milk of human despar Faith robs aspiring life of
every Joy and places premium upon misery Faith is the
foolish gnus fau Of barbarsm the progeny of the bats
and owls of dead and musy creeds Faith is rainbow,
chased only by FOOLS the dolce far nente of simple stupid
ity! Faith is the Lord High Executoner carryiny into
effect the of death pronounced upon Independ
ent thought by the court of pious prejudice.
This is faith
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-27
THE EDITORS LECTURE TRIP.

Beyond all doubt, my experiences at McConnelsvle at
which point my letter closed in last ISSUE the most
successful have enjoyed in all my The visit
helpful, restfu and enjoyable. Better still, profound
impression made and record left which hope will
bear good fruit
Arriving in Malta at 80 p. M, was met at the depot
by Stanbery Alderman young but fearless Freethnker
bank cashier and merchant With him j. H. Whitaker,
another Freethnker Blade subscriber and of the old
guard Mr. Alderman had buggy ready for me- into
which climbed and driven the river the
bridge McConnesvile Malta, with 1000 population,
lies upon the Shore and McConnelsve the county
with 1900 population rests upon the east Shore 1t is
prosperous community For the most part its citizenship
consists of class of retired merchants and farmers and
business Of modest MEANS who have selected the oca
ton for residence because of its great natural beauty The
people intelligent class may be found in the
country Its wealth has naturally attracted the clergy for
it boast church of every denomnaon Sect whereas
population of equal sze but composed of of labor
and toll would be compelled to struggle along upon
plan of salvation borrowed from another Sect else go with
out.
My arrival but hours before the time fixed for
the lecture to begin. hasty introduction to friends
hasty SUPPER and the to the Court House began
Here met number of other Freehinkers Some of these
Blue-grass blade., 1908-09-27

ity of hand-shake.
favored with large audience larger in fact, than
any had addressed the present trip the Sunday
night meeting at the Dever Convention Many had come
for miles, the balance people from the city, large
mber of ladies present to hear Freehought doctrine
taught for the first time and this gives minds shock
1t happened son this Half dozen got up and left
very after had started but the others gave admirable
attention and frequently manifested their appreciation of
what had to say Church deacons present. but not
single preacher had yet manifested courage enough attend
No made any attempt criticize my talk ask
a question concerning it. / congratulated by fifty
moe of the audience who insisted that they wanted more
of that kind of talk around these parts The first lecture
was introduced by Dr. James Ball Naylor
Freehough writer of poetry and prose brave fearless and
l will speak of him later This lecture given
in fairly large court and there not inch of
space vacant during the lecture.
For the first time during my trip began to feel fatigue
morning at Marietta, long ride, brief rest
followed by long lecture had brought tired feeling
/ repaired to the hotel in company with Mr.. Alderman,
and after short talk prepared for rest But what it the
bible says about being rest for the wickedg Well that
is what happened suddenly reflected that would be
able get Sunday trains out of McConnesve and the
Blade would need some communication from Instead
of going to bed, 'ook my pen in hand and wrote until
after midnight
Saturday brought another day of glorious sunshine Ris
ing early walked to enjoy the beauties of river and hill
Breakfast and Dr. True Freehought writer of long
ago up to and talk with An enjoyable hour
spent. Now came DR.. james B. Naylor followed by
Mr. Alderman and the atters carriage being hand DR..
Nayor took drive along the river sde On this trip
discussed both science and philosophy and found Dr.
Nayor be among million He is practicng ply
stefan. Resisting the opportunities of the Methodist
Church, the strongest denomination in this locality, the
preacher threatened him with the hell of professional
business boycott and to preach him out of the From
what related to me almost picture the Here
IL. IL IL
erson, strong only because of his backing the numbers
behind him, and his pulpit The other stood alone with
truth his only weapon Conscious of the right conscious
of the ultimate victory of TRUTH he hurled defiance full in
the face of superstition's cowardly cohort.
I'll preach boycott upon you; I'll have you out
of the community; I'll ruin your practice"
That the challenge of the preacher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
81 II If.

u n9eDlt6
Gi9ter: ,Wic alt iino Sie?"
aeltIi6e Sungfer: n28 Sabre"
Hihter gum 8eri9ts1drej6er):
nSdreiben Sic: Ingsbli9 % Sabre"
Glo N.
9as Slid, baS flii4tige nennt man e5
Wit llnredt meiit. peirs LANCE Oft
-..a --.,, metlet4 u D,s.-.,,v -,
Bel alien Henen, Die 9eieQnet,
Die rubig uno 3uFrieben iinb,
0p6 pfeiH6nel ba8 Slid entei(et.
Wenn es benz b0ien @eiit %begegnet,
Der lln3ufrieocnbeit gendnnt.
G6 fIiebt uno tebret ME 3uriid.
Soft ituF bic Welt Dor alien .3eiten,
Sdt iebem Meni6en mas oeI6entt,
Wtit Rci9tbum, S60nbeit, Slid bic
@inen,
Grit @etit bic onbern er bebentt,
limb ais or bdmit su Gnbe,
S9afft er Die 9liidli6iteu bon alien,
Zen 8rDBentpdbn er perletbt,
Iuf oab lie ii4 itetS ielbit g%efaGen.
* X
Sas Bud Der Bidder le9ret uns:
9u iouit 9einen Rd6itcn lieben,
9rab' ipie Did ielbit, oann pirit 0u
ME
Die WenI6en drgern unb betrii6en.
ODD bieier Spru6 10 out unb rein,
gr 1T uns bann nur reht getpeIen,
Wenn cs Der lie6e NG6Ite mar
lno ni6t mir Ielbit, bic i'm geleIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
3 It t.

proIeTor: ,nSit 9err MiiIer 81
9auie?"
3ofe Gder3enO): nNein, er 1T aus
g~egangen."
prpfeTor: rgtber i4 iebe i'm ia
bur9's Eeniter."
3ofe; p4ber 6crr Profehor, oa8 1T
bob nur Ietn S6atten!"
BrpfeiIor: ngtba, - ia, ia, sic buz
ben re9t! 9ptt bin ib aber ger treut."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
Oie E d t eng r il b er

&D6in (8u i6rem gruOer, Der iic Be-
lll9en tommt): rWenn bic 6erri6aft
tommt, 10 biit Oh Elm &uiin bon mir,
bort 0u -. i6 babe ibr nGmlid crit
p~ergdngenen Sonntag nod einen 9ruz
Der pproeiteut!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
s + m c1 4.

n0ie @clebrten i~treiten ii9 ia mod
INNER barber, ob Die Gn9cl !peiblifen
@eIdIedts iinb ooer ni1t; t) mctne,
bic 3batia4e, bab ite 6liigel boben,
benefit bcl,tIid 0ellltg, BOB tic niht
meibIi6en @ci9ledts linb."
ngd, picio benn2"
Scout bdtten Iie bod lGngIt aus
i4ren Tliigeln 6%eoerbiite gemaGt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
Sin ruFi9es @ef6Gft.

nSbr Mann i9eint cine reb: Der
gniigte Seele 5l fem, benz fam i'd be-
gegnen pann ib mill, Der la4t ims
mer."
nSa, piTen sic. bas bringt Bel benz
Tein @efddft 70 nit iib; mein Wtann
1T nGmli9 S6riftIeb an einem
MiBblott, unb bd tommt er ben GAM
gen Sag ni4t aus benz Baden ber@
aus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
3 G 6.

6riieur: rSaari6neiOen nod ges
fdQig2"
Gbemdnn: Dante, ba8 beIorgt mir
mcine 6rau,"
Triieur: r@tlpa5 SopfpaIden2"
@bemdnn: n9afiir babe ib meme
Shpiegermutter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
9 lap |.

Serr: so, 10, sic feiern aITo NOR
gen Sbren 3pdn3igItcn 8eburtstug, ba
1T alIo oemnad Sore Sruu Mama, pie
man 10 gu iogen pIlegt, nod cine 9as
me in ben beiten Sdbren."
Dame: ng(d), bic orme Mutter, bic
1T i6on adtunb5lpan5ig Sabre
tobt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Retrut: nSerr llnteroffi3ie,, Sic
'ouen gum WddtmeiIter tommen."
llnteroffi5ier: nRinooie6, oummes,
man ldgt gu einem 0orgelebten ni6t
Sic, alfo pie beibt's9"
aetrlt: v3u gefebl, Serr llnteroFs
fijier, bu fouit gum NadtmeiTter tom,
men!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

/. N6gcor6nctcr:o Scit Sab
rem iiGcn Sic Nun ldlon bier utO ia
ben oen Mtnnb nod nidt o%uigetDan!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

;. A6geor0neter pa tGulden sic
iih gemdltig; 10 oft Sic reoen. g1bne
id) ulunterbrod)en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
Is c II.

G6ef gum 9u6bdlter, Der Mor9ens
cine Wfinlte gu ipdt tpmmD: .Woaen
Sic lt6 am 8ormittag ben Rod nod
0usiieben, Wolff"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

@ngepanbtes Spri6port.
.Geluno6eit 1T ni6t nit 9elo gu
beSableu", iagte 9err Pfennigrentier
&nistibborot unb perouftete NadtS
6'imtib aus Dem 8u:bauie. no er lei,
ner OeIunoGeit Galber getpeilt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Safe sur Gciic in's MnslamS be.
iurgt &. &uiHc, Ir. Alb, Si-galti.
moreitrafe, uabe Gnltum Ssuis sses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
s. il II e t.

&ommerSisnratb Salaumeier Tan
feline i'm Seebdoe t9eilenbe 6rau):
.Giet. Grau! 0u BAIT uniers Gad nit
eiEem gldn5eno auftretenoen 8apalier
perlpbt? Wlein e~oentueler Segen ulo
cil geipiegter 0etettip iino untsrs
lpegS!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Der i6tinnige8a
Stuosnt: .9errgott, 1T mein bitter
l)er lsidtIinnig! S6reib' i6 ibm nm
gslo, unO sr I4idt mir pirtlid mel.
bls!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

3crItorte Suuiion.-9od
iiih (oer Morgens pon icincr Mutter
ourf einen SUP 9emcdt wirb): ngh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Sungcr Mann (oetlamirD: .2ie6.
li6 mar Die Muienna4t etc. = 8u
tennit boot Gendu q"
aleine 9erlinerin: r2sndu - Gez
ndu -. nein, ober @riinau -. a9
bort 1T es audi iebr Id0n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
g Of on m Of.

Referenbar (topfidiittelnb): vSie
t0nnen lif bie8mal auf cine lange
Strdfe gefabt MAIDEN, Suber!"
Ingetla8ter: rRd, id nett, baB i9
cher pieber beraus bin, aGs sic III,
icIIor iperben, Serr Heferenbar!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
nnf6 dbIi6 &c d t.

n@is? 9u erlaubit, bab Define 1rau
9ormitta9S ipislt unb iilgt2"
npolitit, lieber Srcunb! 9abci
lie p~eni9itens in Der aii4e teis
men S6doen AM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

gang ~geieben!" Trou: ySore,
8rib, oo ld)einlt I'll mir aber reAt
nnIolioe gemeien 81 iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Die GnttGllidunA, Won1o. ...... .id)
trGumte 0craNc BON cinem Sieuic-
nant!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14
MuG elm Subitdum m.

rNanu, Sett unb QuItern2"
rSa, ipenn id bitten BARI, ptab gu
nebmen. Sd ieiere 6eute mein Subj,
ldum."
nWoS! Mit OreiBig Sabrsn fdon2"
rSd. iG babe meinen fiinfunb5ipan,
5igitsn &prb betommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

&aufmann (er Na9s 6simtebrt uno einen Ginbreter IberraItt, mic
er eben bic Gaosnfa1e gu erbre6en III 6D: IRA, mas ma@enSe oem bRr?"
= Ger Gtnbreter ibdut ben &aufm ann gang perphr dnD - .Narum
i4auen sic m9 oenn 10 an, baben 9 lie mid nbt perfanoen?"
gn6re4er: 80, cher ptNen g, 10 bumm bot mi no teiner are
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-14

Grfonnt. = @onn (nad) Ser
Srienreiie): limo ieoen Morgcn be-
bt mir ben pra6tpoQen S%onnenanl-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31

isge supply but wsa seS sad a e PRESENT
BASIS 9 A9a sprns ing tiss eeRsns are
expected and with fair denand choice @ & gTaoss ses G
Of chiekens arassins Long Island ana other nearby
at steady prices SQUADS plenty and sgnss sGw Ws q0;
paiT per iS best 24e; do do under der
3 @ 90 So Do 9ese DO M. lB A dry picked 1se:
% e sGsda a. ogs 0s @ r d2 az so fow dry
packed wessrn dry picked fancy S d a1a ss 6seT per
P.d PGs se 90 x 3 and and 9RssF os Db ie %
. Dry picked SG poor to s 12isc do scalded 10
9 ks Sd Long Gry 1siehe Peheo and Eastern Spring 14S
white per dozen 81 5o9s3 do 81 Is: do dark 81
soes 6e5si and tone weak with for Choice but
figures. Cucumbers and pickles dull unless choice
demand ana firm Lettuce steady Lima beans duh
foTer string beams slightly sF
Squash dull Tomatoes in light receipt ana 6R hisheg: n
bb 9SSS ss 90 leTseS roSnd 3n Dbl
es2 Is: 10 long kinds s. 20 so CO. southern per
Dbl 81 S0a se 81; do cus SWEET fsE PITA gts
sSa5hsz. per Dbl ssas 2:gss ES sESst
100 bunehss do per bbi. s. 5o9s1 =; CAB
BAGEs, nearby, Flat Dutch per 100 s. Qse do near
fs R s ns4 bS 80 @ eaFeE PsT Pa Sbn @ peq sq
66i s. 25 81 75 do Long Island s2@s2 10 do 5sT5sy
DO South Jersey soc do MARYLAND & and DeIawsre
zoa Soc: do BStRouse per box or basket 81 81 so;
cucumber pickles, Jersey per bbl 81 13G S2 20 Gel
ERY, dozen stalks. 5935c; EGGPLANTS. Jersey
bos. 4o@eos; do per Dbl basket so 75e: r DO
cokkN CORN Hae5epsseEl a SAL per 100 $ias1 % o!9s5
Jersey 4oc9s1; LETTUCE. state. per basket. 81 q
81 50; do nearby, per bbI. i5c 81 % LIMA BEANS.
South Jersey, Z bbl basket. 81 p 4S2 do MARY
land and Delaware potato per Z bbl basket 81 SoS
per basket T2G@s1: ONIONS, Shelter Island red and
and yellow. 81 sos So do Southern, bbl 81 ESQ
81 rs: do basket 60 roc; do Jersey yellow, per
basket, T5cG$1; do small, white, 81 12GSl %; do
large white 75c 81: do Kentucky per bag. soQ s5c;
do Orange County. red, bag. 75c6S %; shallots
nearby. per loo, 75c9s1: oKRA. Jersey; per box or
basket, T5c a 81; PEPPERS. Jersey, Bull Nose, per
bbL 81 a$1 so: do per basket. 5o@75c; DO per box,
zo95oc; do Jersey, long, bbl. T5c 4S1 p; DO
cheese per -bbI, 75c9s 81: do per per box Se94oc; do
Southern. carrier basket 80 q Soc PEAS state
large. per basket 75c6$1 do per bag 60090c: RO-
MAINE, state basket. so = T5c: STRING BEANS,
Long Island and nearby per bag, I5c q 81 25;
do 81 q 81 so; do state basket. co
81 Is: do green; 81 % Baltimore third
basket 75c q 81 25: SPINACH. nearby, per bbl, S1@
81 5o SQUASH Jersey and Long Island. white bol
75c9s1: do per 4 bbI basket, 40Geoc; do Jersey,
yellow. bushei crate 20930c; do Southern marrow
or White per bbl so q 75c TURNIP&S; & Ruta5aga' Per
81 so; TOMATOES. Monmouth County per box. s0c9
81 rs; South Jersey. per box SOC 81 IS; WATER
CRESS. per 100 bunches, 81 a 81 so.