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Blue-grass blade., 1908-02-02
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

The silent man impresses us as keeping
something back. The loquacious mans talk
we consider public property. Who sinks a
pump into boiling spring?
The crank's persistency more than his logic
invites notice. Curiosity, rather than convc-
ton arrests public attention. Few reason, be-
cause reason demands concentrations; and ex-
pecting the average mind to concentrate
would be as absurd as expecting an old bell
mouthed bunderbuss, twenty PAGES off, to
throw all of its shot into a hung hole The
every day man is engrossed in making liv-
ing; in staying here under ordinary conditions
He has forgotten the past and has neither time
inclination to think of he future. In
short, he is too satisfied to be reformer un,
til pinched by poverty; then every circum-
stance shakes a red rag at him and he goes
forth breathing threatenings and slaughter
against "existing conditions"
Henry Berg was rdiculed and lampooned
numerically; but the Public School chill
dren now belong to the Band of Mercy. Berg
crank with all the modern improve
ments. His one thought was the S. p c. A.
and his name will be associated with tender
heSs. merry anu uHlilHcnlDS HOTdl cOuTdpe as
long as the human heart harbors those vir-
tues.
Advocating the new is not necessarily adj
vocating the right; novelty and ronesense may
be twins; change and absurdity, identical
There conscientious expounders loose
among us who would reverse the very tide of
evolution; men who worship the past. grieve
=
the threatening future. Such men are like
those of old, who possessed of devils, lived
with the dead. We have been spoilt by our
advantages and as distance lends the witch
cry of enchantment to the old we resurrect
and worship, dig up and adore. He whose
ideals is among realized and dead mistakes
is indeed to be pitied To the credit of the
crank he is rarely retrospective; and his
ideal, hazy though it may be, is in the mists
of the future rather than in the fogs of that
vast cemetery the past.
No cross, no crownl You need not be
pious to believe that. IF there be anything
earned worth having, without suffering, what
is it? Every comfort represents many dis
comforts; every pleasure many pains; every
success the unspeakable agony of failures and
hopes deferred that maketh the heart sick
Before our birth halfstarved vagabonds were
bushwhacking over the country in our be-
half. Calvary did not monopolize the crown
of thorns. Liberty is yet new conner. For
centuries that pearl of great price had been
cast before the swinish multitude by men to
whom life without liberty was Dead Sea fruit
At last the people began to think. Their
first expression of thought was the French
D.. hot 10. e Ii.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-02-02
THE FLOWER OF LIBERTY.

What flower is this that greets the morn,
Its hues from heaven so freely bornf
With burning star and flaming band
1t kindles all the sunset land.
Oh, tell us what its name may be!
Is this the flower of libertyY
1t is the banner of the free.
The starry flower of liberty!
In savage natures far abode
Its tender seed our fathers sowed.
The storm winds rocked its swelling bud,
It's opening leaves were streaked with hood,
Till, 10, earth's tyrants shook to see
The full blown flower of liberty
Then hail the banner of the free,
The starry flower of liberty!
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-02-02

proved truth 1t is necessary that the crank
should come, but woe unto him to whom he
comes. And as hard as it is to get along
with him, it would be harder to get along
without him. As to the bogus crank, he is
a noisy nuisance intensified by uselessness;
drunken, mouthing vagabond loving nothing
but his own ease and some other mans whis-
key To him I can spare no space. l am
treating of Ahe sincere PRONUNCIATION. who, if
he has but one idea has not always borrowed
it and always has it down fne.' Not that
sincerity must command interest; ror no one
idea man can be interesting, especially when
showing another man his mistakes The gen.
tleman needing reformation demands above all
things. variety in the reformer. Nothing is
more monotonous than the same advice on the
same subject.
The crank rarely sees the attainment of
his objects, if he sees it he rarely survives
the realization long. life aim achieved,
means an aimless life. He lives on tumut;
that over, he "corrodes in distasteful re-
pose" The ordinary crank is in terrible ear
nest and few of us can be in earnest without
being impetuously so; how many hasten with
dowed with sngleness of purpose.
I was once tinctured with the divine af
1atus of reformation myself. But my mania
subsidized into zeal, my zeal into mind
ing my own business. To tell the
truth. the crusade was too lonesome.
had to choose between associates
whose only Recommendation il being right
and opponents whose only fault is being wrong
am still reformer at heart but out of
the fullness of the heart the mouth rarely
speaks A fellow must be awful bad now be-
fore try to convert him.
To the average man, opposition to the
tablished canons is criminal insanitv. He
may disagree with the majority in toto, but
expressing that variance he holds to be
blasphemy. against the holy name of policy
And let me tell you even negative policy
paws ! have not been polite long enough to
realize this in person, but take some things
on faith It has occurred to me of late that
a fellow can do any thing if he doesn't talk
Yet, will there be reformers till the crack
of doom; men who worship ideals with that
volcanic zeal that naught but death quenches
Men who know but one thing, their MISSIONi
Our country swarms with them; there is no
place where their voice is not heard. Some
are educated-more ilIiterate; all inspired, a
like number, poor. Nothing else so stimu-
lates a man with an empty pocket as a
dose of inspiration The invitation to un-
load is irresistible. But human nature is so
constituted that it rarely wants to hear what
the other fellow wants to tell. We prize
only the information we worm out of others.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-02-02

Let us believe neither half of the good
people tell us of ourselves, nor half the evil
they say of others.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-02-02

The men and women that are lifting the
world upward and onward are those who en-
courage more than criticise.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Mns ocm Snneren Iarglanb's nnb
ben augrcnjenoem Staaten.
9cnuer ocS Scutihe,

&cnner oeS Seutd)en.
Der itcltc Iircftor oeS Socob Come
Snitituts 81 Fort Gepoiit, Mo., Or.
Ibomoo Stodton @ofcr, oeiien DE
burtsort AberoeelL SarfororG ountp,
nit, lit ein g~riinolid)cr 2eitner Der
Oelltiden Sprahe uno 2iteratmr. Or
bat ali Scr SobnS 8opfins. ltniuerIi
tat nr0 Der llniberiitdt 2eip,ig tilt,
Dirt. Seit Dem Sabre 1900 bat err
ben oeutid)en &ebritubI all benz
Zone nititut inne, mo icit 1908
leitet er Die MISUNDERSTANDING fir
oeiitif)e Sprahtenntnib. er lit Der
Nittor bon .Sennu uno ,Ntng
9euiihlano III 4n1erifo". 9r. 9afer
lit 81 Sabre oft. Gr iagt, eS foil ieil
@eItrcbel ieinL oas Sacob Sonle.Slt.
ititut 81 Ser better 0or6ereitnnga'
idiilc il, ocn Der. Staaten III llld
d)eil.
Suus uuo 3dun perbrannt.
Slnten aus elmer Sotomotipe les
ten in Der NG6e poi, 0root'S Funnel.
etlide Wleilen bon Cumberland. no.
einen SolS5oun in Srano. unb 4lsa
Ji,6 oeiielben mo ell, f(ei1e9 Sans
lpuroen eil Harb Der 6lanuien. 3os
SunS gcborte Srn. u. ). Gaie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

unb iiber5cuete iid), oob Dos GUNNER
ulbetuobnt lei, banr erlt fam er jll.
rid ulo nit Dor Ilfregura 3lttern
Scr Stimmc iogte or:
Sd bite sic, Scrr EroIel'or, mir
nod helltc, iebt glcidL Die onttIidc
Mittbeiluna 5ll NADER, ooB Sic
Serrn Sd,orn in ser N0bc 6c@ cill,
iunlcn oauieS oil ocm Worotaac sc
lcben hobeu!"
,<d MIR crid)rcdt oui. Nicic gllf
iororrumq hattie i'd nlht crnurtet.
Gic llebcrroihnug mad)te utih iuit
iprutloS. mir 0aS Mort:
SEER 8c5irf9rid,tcr!" tpmltc ih
rlIIeu.
sd bcgrcifc &br GritauneM Ab'
rcu Sd,rcdcn", iubr cr tort. o@laus
ben Ste mir, aud, MIDI hat C& einen
ldIueren Seclenfampl gctoltct, che
id) III ocnl GntifltB 9etonmcn bin,
oieie Nuiforoerumg al Sic 81 ltcneu.
Slber e9 nltB lcin. Sd babe oIcllcitt
ihon ollrd SIT lonNea 36aern nleille
Amtspilid)t pcrleBt. Scbt, bo Der
@erood)t oegen Sran5 Shoru lid) mir
iolt 5llr WelpiBbett 8eltcigcrt bat, oorI
id) nitt lGn9er martcn. sd bin pcr'
pilid)tet, ale qegen Shorn norlie4
acnocn GeroadtaGr!ln6c - uto 81
oieien geh6rt a~llcrhinG2 aud Sbrc
@egcgmlug NIT Inn III Der Nobe ocS
ciniamen Sullie& - Dem Stuut0on.
malt in Noibod) mitpntbcilcu. IS
nulB icin Serr Eroieilor. Sic oiiricll
lid ilidt luciaern, mcin &crlaugch ST
erfiiaen! Seoer ghrenmanu bat Die
EiIitt, oub @erid)t bel Der GrIor.
idull0 zines G%erbredpna Ill Inter
itiiBen. Sic merocn uid)t cinen Wtor
DER Der Straic ocS 8cieBe@ cnt5icbcr
mollcn!"
.@cpiB niht; nber ih bin nlebr
ais je oapon felt iiber5elgt oab
Sruui Sdlorn fcin M0rber lit. Ste
iclbit hobcu Dor faum elmer Stunoc
bic @cpcisiilbrlm9 oes 9~eSirtSor5te8
fir icinc llnidulo i%onnentlur &c.
nonnt."
.Sobcn sic Die Sronic nidlt bilrd)
geiiiblt. meIhc in meincn @ortcn
log? sd, mlBtc DEM @clprod) cine
anberc @cuornG gebcit, Sran5
Sdorn ouri Don Ieinen Sreunoen
nitt gcluornt pcroen. gr mn,B lid
Dor ser Gntoedun9 iider iiibleL Iun't
belliiBt cr Die Nrcibeit SIR SSlild)t, Ole
Dem reid, nit @elOnlittcln U%crlebcllcn
W0rocr lchr leid)t aclilgcn tOnntc.
(fortfenunu foIaf.) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Bier SinSer IN 5uoe per6rannt.

Gttoma, Snt., "A. Te5cmber.-
@Gbreno bellte Der GARNER Williari
:. Sfuri III Saptbornc nit ieiner
@attin nit Dem Mclfen Der aiibe be,
idaiti9t mar, gerietb bas &obnbalIS
in Brand, mo Die in benielbet be
iinoIit)en ain6er: Hllbp, adli; Ginoa,
orei; Srpal, ein SSabr, rno Gorotbn,
6rci Monatc alt. fainen III ben sSlom-
men unl'S 2eben. Wau iunb llllr
ibrc u~erfo6ltcn @irbeliGuIcn inter
orn roud)enoen Sriimmern. Shari
ulo ieine Satin %perlud)ten pcracb.
lid. sic IN ibren 9etten ifloienoen
ainber i'll rettcn; iic nnroen BON ocn
Slammel1 ;urilf getrieben uno crit.
ten ielbit it)nere 8erlebrngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
&ren,er.@ eidjuabcr in Yanama.

Banana, IS. Ge5. Eas Yons
5~erfrcu5er.8 eidmuoer. beitebenb al,
oert arelt,ern Colorado" oWor1.
lano." .Telmipluatia," ,Senneiiec,"
California" ySoutG 1afota" uno
n@aibington" trai geitern INN oil
DiittaasItn1oe inl bieiieen Soicn cit,
mo aing neben BENT ihon iriiber elm
9etroifcnen aunonenbootr Y%orftolpli"
Dor alnfer. Gie 6abrt bon Der Moj-
oalena. BAL bierher lit obne jeoen
3ipiIfeniul perlauien INTO ales att
9oro beiilloei lid lpobl. Sir Die BE.
ipirtbul,e Der Giii5iere lillb Wan,.
idaiten Iilo bier grobe 8orbereituir
gen aetroiicn luoroen. Ins nlte No.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf Der aot6a.
oral. Hlo55o iii iiir Ole auinabme Der
Motroien bergerif)tet Doroen uilo eic
nyoui,a Men's Gbriitian aiiociation"
miro bort Die auiiif,t fiiJren.
ear tar,s aiuslamb tefpraf q. Maiae, NJ.
4f3, ri,Vatirou'tr., nahe GuftsM Vosfs, Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
ScihGftigmna fir Stablarbeiter.

Etttsburg. ga. "A. Ec;.
Qie ~Imerican Steel & @ire 60"
ntadltc beilte befannt, ouB iie morger
lueiterc 500 Runm anlteler mo ibr
Ferionol i'm 2aufc Der ndd,Iten bel.
ocn @od)en I'M mcitere tolieno Der.
nlebren miro. SSn Ionora an Wo.
nongabelo, etlpa 30 Meilen iiioIih
Don bier, lperoen ioiort 5mei Sot,'
it1lo Ied)s 6riihoien in gereititait
geiest. Gieie 0cportenrents baben
lett cinen Sabre acrlibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Gbincien e Giniuanocrnns empfoblen.

San SranciSco, II. Ee5,
Ter &unoelSietrctdr Straus enl
piieblt in cilem 9eridt an Den 9rd.
iioentcn Den @ioerrllf ser Gbineicn
AltsidluBufte mo Die 3lllaliung polt
Gbineicn, Die ionit oen Gimuonoe.
rlulgSgeieben aeniigen. Gle Aad)riGt
hat 9eoeutiulg uno miro i'm 3uianl
n%tcnbang nit Der Spc5iol. @eionot
lhuit Bebrad)t, ole aus China mad
@olhington actommen lit. Sier CT.
regt iic groBcS MiBbebo8cn. Wiolien
%erlamnlliiugen 5lln Nbiaiicn BON
Eroteitbeihliilicn iino acplont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Nubc in &apti.

@eucroI Iirmin uno ouoere GreIirte
tcbren 5uriit. Narmer Guls
piaug miro ibuen i'll Bort at
Yrincc ill SbciI.
Eort OF Erincc, ii. Te5amber. -
Ger lompiCr &irainio" lit nit 116
cbculoIigcu &erbonutcn, 0nrlmter
@eucroI Nnienor Sirn,u, bier einJcs
LAUREN. Soiort nud oem GinIaulen
ocS Sd,iifea 9illl @,eucrnl Sirmiu an
2ono mo imtr0e poIt oem General
Nippolptc ,uo Dem Sinou5 UtiuiItcr
Gbapotidu I'M @ureau oe$ 3ous@ols
lettor@ Oes &oicnS i'm Naulcu Don
8cNeroI Simon begriiBt. General
Sinlon hate benz @cuera! GiruIin
ben Nrdiiocntculuagcn Sur &crTiiaumg
acitellt, mo ser grobe ReunIlttioltor
ul6 Tcrbountc iticJ loTort Cit Inn
ollrdl ole nit iliubclnoen Wenldlelt
0cfiIutcn StraBcn nad) Sem EaIalt jlt
fobren. Iie Wtenae tonlte bon Der
Goli5ci nntr nit Wtiihc I'M 3aum ges
baltcu mcroGl.
Sm Ealoit be9riiBte Der propilori
id)c Eraiibent General Simon belt
9nfommeuoen outs 'Scr5lid)ltc, uno
oieier crfIGrte tim %iofort. CT habc
ullc Nmbitioncu ulIi cine politlite
@cpor5ugun0 u%ui8eaebcu. @r babe,
iu9te cr, 5mci Dful oerllld)t. ooS 2ano
uon Der bcipoiiid)eu 3prumnei Norb
NleriS' 81 beireteL obuc oob cS ibm
jcood) g~clungen lei, mo oesbolb lci
Is MIR 'eIbituerItGnolIdL 0aB General
Simou, Den ou3 gleidle 9emilben
jllm GrioIg gciiibrt, Den @obu bapon
TRACE. Gr ridltete Die Wtabnln9 on
olc Suptinner, lid CUR llntcrltileinta
Der libcrulen Hegieruug Sn oereinen,
lno iugtc porou9, BOP @creral Si'
NOR ourd) Sricocn uto 9lrbeit oo6
9ono 5lt Moblitono mo Matt iiih'
rcn lpcroe.
Nnf ieincm I%ort91n1 aus Dem
Folnit belild)te @encrul Sirlnin Den
irunBoliihen @eIurotcu Garteroli
mo bonttc ibm bcr5lid) iiir ocu, ben
Sbeilnebmeru Der Grbebulla IN @c'
noipeS I'M ,Snnilar gemGbrteu ShuB.
Mn Der 9on6en Tepublit berrlht
Guhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
@crmiidJtc tclcarapbiidjc Sepcidjcn.

IN ltnl0n GIN, Scnlt., nablll
9eltcrn Der Vro5eb aegeil Die aht
Nad)treiter, neltc Der Grmoroumg
fes GopitGlls Nunfin bcifuloigt iino.
ieincn Inian1 unb Die 3uiommen.
iebirng elmer >Surp iuuroe 5cgonmell.
Hnhforidungen bobei1 ergeben,
oaB feline Mhenifcnleben onrd) bie
por8eltrigc 9olnbcn: grploiiou inl
vGoliieum" 81 Chicago, ii, Deld)cl1i
eiit 9al Der .Grlten @aro Genrofra.
tiidlcu N~iiociotioit" itottiinocn ioIltc,
ucrlorcn 9ingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
@iro Nidyts o'ranS.
Staot Neu Dorf miro feline Terllid)e
5ltr @ieberbelebrng hin9crit)teter
%crbred,er geltattcn.


Ilbonh N.-Y., fl. Ge5enlbcr.
- @cidngnibbcomte i'm Stoate 9teru'
9)orf perluericn icoeS Experiment Der
@icoerbelcbulg ciuea Melllhen, Der
Dem p%iuridjtun9S : 8crinbren im
eleftriihcn Stllbl lmterluorien NOR,
oel lit. Bon ipld)eu @rperimcnten
mar in Nep- Seriep Die Hcoe; Der
3lped berieIbeu lit. Den NutmeiS iiir
Die Sbeorie III l%icferlL ooB Der eleftri-
id)e Strom nid)t tootet uno Die ont
geblid) Singerid)teten tbntl1dllid) nlts
ter Dem Teiier Der acr5te enocnL
meld)e Die Gbouttion porncbmel.
Ser Stnota @cfon2nib Supcrin.
tcnoent &. *. Collins bnt. erflGrt, CT
betrod,tc ocrartiae Grpcrimelltc Iilr
ungeieBlid) ruto Weroe nicnlnIs leine
3uitimmung 5i einem iolden 9ebcll,
nelll nid)i porber Die Benebmigiung
oo5l BET Der 2e2ialotur eingebolt
wcroc. Or. &. u. SpiBfo. EroieI
lor Der anatomie an nSefferlon NE
oical College" i'll Ebilaoelpbio, lpel'
der etipa oreibia Sinrid)timgen inl
elettriihen Stllble. Die nobreno Der
lebten ied)S Sabre im Stootc Nelu,
Dort poll5o9en moroen limo, beige
lpobnt bat, ertlGrt. ein Menid,, Der
o,lf cleftriidjenl 0ege IN Der Mciic
biligerid)tet miro, Die bon oernS taats.
gleftrifer e. y. Snuis in gnpen.
oung gebrnd,t miro. fonle nienolS
lpieoer ms Seben 5ilriif geri,Ieu mer'
ncl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
llngctrenc Satin nnS Gicbbaber CT
id,uiiem.

SpringiielO. ST., fl. Ge5. -
ISM. @ernbnro. Elm iln9cr @eid)en'
%iteler, erihob 9eiiern UNI @titter'
na6t ieine Sran unb ocrcn 2icbbos
Der Glorf &lapp, nadlbcm or Die bel.
ocl IN iciner @obnun9 ilberraidr
bate. Gr mliroe nat Gdrroaton ms
@eidngnib gebradt, nm benz Hid)ter
2pnh 6u cntgcbelt, ullb riiblnt lid ie!-
ner Shut. Glapp billterlGBt Sonlil!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Scr &ou0forrcn cling
A,trd Nh

2urd) bos Gurdgeben zines giier.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fam Sobu Eugb
Don Garrett IN Auegoup'G ountp,
Mo.. um'S gcbcn. gr iubr oul eli.
ucm &ouoforren Der Baltimore
Sbio @abn, perIor oitf elmer Strcde,
no oa@ @cIciic obihiiiiig it, Die Con-
trolc iiber Den 8orreu uno I~tiir5te oh.
Ger Stltri pcruriodltc ieincn altgen
hliflidlCn Eo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Noltimor II. Gejen1ber lN0.
Wchl. - 3uiubr 1887 SdI'er,
eimidlicBlid 1886 6Giicr III Socui;'
Euint mo 449t SGiicr 5u GantolI,
Tir Rntirundeu fpurer tpie fplQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
SECOND CALL

$1,000 llniteh gips i~iinbinO Der ...... 78s
$4,000 Sedhuarb ier......... ....,. 63L
$4,000 Scuboaro icr e. .,.........,. 63h
$50 ltHiteb sinS 5uroine Scrip 80
$1,000 "a, Gar IL. 9ior ser. ;. ......... 1905
$500 pa Nib 1. ser. log
$4,000 lniteo RhS 0tnt ............. 10
100 0oriiou Oil III
10 Via & II. Z Cont. ............ 2s.
10 Continental 1rnft :. ......... 1877
900 GeabOarh Com .............. 1fA
/ GonfuItoateo Goal ............ 90
100 9Sefferu 9iurnIanb .. .......... sHK
10 WiercdHtilc ltitft D.. ......... l3d
100 Souitofi Oil e.. ............. 7S
80 Eedboaro .. efo ............. 81
40 gSeftert W(nthldub ,......... 81,
100 9unf COTTON 3ucf Pfo. ......... 90
20 gSeftert liarnidno =. ......... ~
$1,000 llniieb Rms 5unoina Ser. .....,. 1913,
500 tlHiteo strs Sunoiits Ger. so
$1,000 Seabonto Ter . .............. U3l4
$1,000 Sedboaro 4er -. ............ cas-
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$4,000 Cotton Sucf ser ............... 79L
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1920 llniieo RIBS 5urioing Serip. 80. 50
$1,000 8s@S ier 46&
$4,000 "a Sfo (8roipn gros gifs) ..... 481a
525 gSeilert Warpidno ......... SA
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90 U,ereautile lruit .. 1864
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Gin Sod. 2ebrer: .2nrf-
iid)tia ncl,nt man ioIhe aorper. oird)
lueld)e man. mic ous Mprt ld)on lagt,
binourd ieben fam. Seer far1n mir
etipas nennen, oas ourd)iid)tie ilt2-
Niut, Sans2~ Shiiler: .Sshr Nod
Grmel. SEER 2cbrer!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

S275 anube Btaninu; In tubeuoiem 3uftan'
be: pone 8drdntie; SeiieI lino Tede.
9anberS & Stapmau Co.,
SiboIt'gde CHARLES uno 6abette'S trabe.
(EobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

@ci5en. ;}ufubr 1929 Nu'
idlel; &crianot bon ben Gleuotorcl
1920 @uiheI gleuotoren Norrotb
Go5 039 Quid,cl
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9sur $1,000.

Misunderstanding stni6Iub an f%aHttdre1
gannI; 10 SUB breite, aepilaiterte Sirabe, tiIs
liondre gBaihSuber I'M steuer. S~abressunfoilen
500. 8eriTse Bnurs@n6ablrng.. 9liEtonsSlr.,
Sipiihen IpuIbdros uHo BrattsStraBe. Sgl. =.
&bite, @auuuierrebNer Gfpo20,1 DD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

$50 fauftt Elm ptuftoole gsianino, Wtdbd'
40 ibsBebduie; fdnn bon einenl neuen nicht urs
teritieben iperbeH; fir flint Sabre 9Grantirt.
ennoerS & CHAPMAN SO,
GiboftsGde Gbarless iirlo 0G1effesStraBe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

Mui3. - 3uillbr 5000 @lllhcl ;
@criouot pom ben Glepntorcn 1927
@uifel; Glepatorcn : &orrotb ODD
96I Wllid1cI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

HdKe snr Meiie ms NnSIanb BE.
iOrst g. Main., ssr. 413, Ct.8alti.
mpreitrahe, uale Cation &saie I'VE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
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SteQcaeiuh

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Cine quite oelitidp.nnearifhe Stofiil lnltiil3t
cine quite Sieuc. Dad 5uira9cn Ill UT. 81 60
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15
Seutiae ShluBrate:

Natcr. = 3lllllhr wv Wu1HeI,
aus bcn glcuotoren 5uriidac5oGen
1921 @liidel; Glcpatoren &orrotb
tG5 800 0uid1rl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-15

u o1clt. = 3lltllbr 2N3 Wllld)cI
aus oeu Glcnotoren Suriid0cSogen
1885 @uid}cl; Glepotoren Iorrntb
205,519 Nuid,el.
Seiltigc ShluBrote:
Nr. 9 meitliher Moggen ST SO
Nr, 1 pcltliher Mogecn =. 10
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
Death Of John Cary.

John Cary. one OF the Oldest and
1-st known colored men in this civ.
died Sunday after a short illness o.
fever. Uncle John was stricken
with paralysis several months ago.
and never recovered from the shock,
although he was able to 60 about.
Cary was born II James City S.
years ago. belonging 10 the fathei
o. the late Judge r. L. Henley.
He followed the trade OF barber 70;
the past twenty years. AT one time
ne was a member OF the City Coun-
Gil. and was also . delegate 70 a Re
publican National Convention.
Cary was one OF the few Of thc
old tine negroes II the city and ii.
death IS Z loss to his race and TIT
town. The funeral took place from
the First Baptist church (colored
Wednesday afternoon and wa
largely attended. Rev. J. N. Daw
son conducted the services and III
burial was il Cedar Grove.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
FOR SALE.
BEST BARGAIN ON
THE PENINSULA.

Hotel Williamsburg. fronting on
the main business street. a lot SOx
24S teet together with 5 most desir-
able building lots lO2x5O. Cen
raly located. Hotel can be readily.
and without much expense. con
verted into use for offices or apart
ment house should investor desire
and made to pay a very handsome
profit annually. Also good livery
stable in connection, can be bought.
These properties must be seen 10
De fully appreciated.
For information enquire al Hotel
Williamsburg. Williamsburg. Va.
MRS. T. z JOHNSON.
Proprietor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04

The Legislature VII DC IN session
within the nco-1 few DAYS. II vii DC
composed OF as able BODY OF nen
as has ever szt IN TIE Capitol al
Richnond-wise. patriotic ne,.
mostly Virginizns. From i we
have Z right TO expect legislation o.
fzr-rcsching beneficial effects. Bet
the people would Ike FOR this leE-
stature 70 enquire into what the 4
sr-sncr Connissioocr has done. ss
70 how the creation OF such a. Of
5oe has bcnefirted tn people Has
rs creation saved the State or ire
people money: Is such a. Office ss
conducted Beneficial Has the rate
q insurance ben decreased. OF ire
insurance tust 6esrove67 Also.
what IS the status OF the De1zrruc--
o. Agricultural What IS i doing I:
snything7