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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Negroes May Defeat Taft.

In view Of Senator Foraker's appeal
to the negro voters 10 oppose Roose-
welt and Taft in the campaign Of 1908.
and the manifest inclination OF the
negroes to act in accordance with
Foraker's advice. the Providence Jour
nal gives some interesting statistics
relating 10 the distribution Of the
negro population Of American cities.
From this Il appears that Mound City.
III. has the largest percentage OF
negroes in its population OF any other
city. the percentage In 1900 being 43.
In some other cities II is very large.
as shown by the following table:
Cairo. Ill. 40 per cent. Washington,
ID c.. 81 per cent: New Orleans, La.
q per cent Atlantic City. y. j.. 23.5
per cent. Baltimore. Md. Is per cent.
Evansville. Ind. 10 per cent; Indian
apOlis. Ind. s.5 per cent. Columbus.
o.. SIS per cent: St Louis. Mo-, 6 per
cent: Philadelphia. Pa. ) per cent:
Pittsburg. Pa. As per cent; Cincin-
natl. O.. as per cent: New York. n.
Y. . per cent: Boston. Mass. 2 per
cent, chicago. III. : per cent, Cleve-
land. O.. Is per cent. Detroit. Mich,
Is per cent.
The number Of negroes In Baltimore
Is 10000. in Philadelphia. 81. 900: in
New York. $1,000: in st. Louis. 81 5000:
in Chicago. 3O.150. in Pitssburg. 90
in Cincinnati. $4,000; In Boston.
1900.
Evidently the negroes. led by Fora
keT. viii be an imr -tant factor in the
coming election. ~ half OF them vote
against Taft. he viii be defeated at
TIE polls In November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Nashville. - George Uhlman. EN-
ployed by A Il. Walker. proprietor
OF a took farm three miles west OF
this city. was instantly killed by an
e~ast-bound Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Traction car. Uhlman had gone TO a
nearby crossroads station with Mrs
Cornelia Lyons. who had been spend
ing the evening al the Walker farm.
for the purpose Of assisting her on
the car Hearing a a coming. TIL
mar waved a light as a signal. but
the flame was eytinguished before the
motormsn saw il. Unaware that the
car was asst approaching-the head
light. il il said. being ont az the time
Uhlman stopped 10 strike a match on
the rail when he was struck in the
head.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Arrest Alleged Firebuos.

Princeton.-James Williams and
Wife are under arrest here charged
with arson. Some one attempted to
burn the plant OF the Greer-W Wilkinson
Lumber company at Fort Branch
Suspicion Of the officers turned TO VII
Hams and his wife. owing to threats
alleged 20 have been made against
Manager Black. They both deny the
charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Laporte A severe electrical
storm. accompanied by violent wind.
swept over this county. Trees were
upr0oted and small buildings blown
down. Miles OF fences were leveIed.
A number Of barns were struck by
lightning and burned 10 the ground
There Were several miraculous Is
capes from death. The greatest dam
age was done az Michigan City. where
the First Presbyterian church was
burned. The loss is estimated AZ $50.
900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

s.arion.-The Masonic lodge OF
Marion will lay the cornerstone
for Marion's new 100000 fed
@ral building. now under construction.
Charles y. Mikels Of Newcastle. grand
master OF the order. viii conduct the
ceremony. Various Masonic lodges OF
the state will be invited TO participate.
The date for the ceremony has not
been fixed. but il probably will take
place in about six weeks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
ATTACKS BROTHER WITH PoxsR
Frank Lykens Murders Amos Pratt =,
Deiahi.


Delrhi-Ffenzici with drink. Frank
Lykcns attacked his half brother.
Amos Pratt. with 4 heavy stove poker.
INJECTING injuries u such a natn-
that death resulted within i Few mn
utcs. This Is the first murder within
the city limits Of Delphi Prar Anc
Lyksns. both % whom were unm-7
ried, rcomed together In a house In
West Market street. and always an.
peared 20 be- the very best Of friends
While uptown. Pratt found TWO Of 81.
friends, Jesse Franklin and Matt Lew
Is. In an intoxicated condition. and.
fearing they would fan into the hands
OF the police. took them home wien
him 10 sober Up. As Far as has been
developed this was the cause OF the
tragedy. Lykens went 10 the room.
and the presence N the two men
angercd MIN. He az once began AIRS
ing Pratt. aud finally picked up the
poker and started toward him with the
remark that he intended To XII, him.
Calling for help. Pratt ran from the
% into the yard Al the home OF
Lem Wagner. Hearing the cries Wag-
ner ran 10 the door ilst in time 10 see
lykens strike Pratt three times with
the poker. The injured man fell TO
the ground. and Lykens called 10 Wag-
ner and told him II he did not take
Pratt into the house he would Kill him
He then walked away.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Probe Alleged shortane

Anderson.-The grand jury met
20 investigate the affairs OF the
city under the administration Of VII.
liam r. Malone. The board Of works.
ar an expense OF 81 200. employed ex.
pert accountants 10 make an investi-
cation OF the city affairs. After four
uonths the accountant turned in an
Incomplete report. in which Il
was shown that Malone was in
dehted 70 the city in the sum Of s.. 600
Dr. more.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Asks Accounting Of Firm.

Anderson-Albert Harper has filed
suit in the superior court ask.
ing for an accounting OF the ar
fairs Of the Sherman Engi-
n~eering company. The plaintiff al
leses the condition OF the company
was misrepresented when he pur-
chased $1,000 worth Of stock a year
ago and was promised the position 81
superintendent Of the company al a
salary % $1,000 a year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
William n. Msoley Expires.

Columbia City-William II. Mag
icy. aged ~ years. died at his
home in this city after having suffered
for years with tuberculosis OF the
throat. He was cashier OF the Colnm-
bia City National bank. secretary
treasurer and general manager OF the
Whitley County Telephone company.
county clerk for four years and chair
man OF the Republican central commit
tee for one term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

MISUNDERSTANDING beyond their
depth in the ice pond at the
vest end Of Sixteenth street. VII
we and Herman Mccormack. aged 10
ana II years. respectively. the only
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc.
Vormack OF 1917 North West street.
were drowned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Storm Sweeps Hancock.

Greenfield IT. The northern part
OF Hancock county was swept BY
a heavy and damaging wind and cleo
trio storm. Hundreds OF fruit trees
were uprooted or broken and all the
timber suffered damage which will
amount 70 thousands OF dollars
Fences and the phone lines were razed
and fields OF wheat almost ready for
the reaper were devastated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Porter Verdict Is lie Term.

Portland.-After celebrating only
five hours the jury in the ease
Of Ira Porter. the New Pittsburg man
charged with the murder Of his wife
BY shooting. returned a verdict OF sec
ond degree murder. fixing his punish
ment az life Imprisonment. The jury
took but two or three ballots. ono man
preventing a verdict OF first degree
murder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
10 Import eeIaian Horses.

Anderson James NJ Donnelly.
a prominent stock man OF this
county. left for belgium where he
win invest in a drove ~ Belgium stall
liens 10 be imported to this country
and placed on his stock farm east Of
this city. The importation will cost
about $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Saloon Men Readx % ouIt

Hagersiown ~ SaloOnkeepers in
Hagerstown. who have been put
out Of business a. a result OF
remonstrances recently presented
before the county commissioners. are
preparing 10 20 out Of business and
soon there will be no saloons in Has-
errfown
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Chase Car: Wants $4,000.

Anderson.-A suit for $4,000 dam
ages agains. the Indiana Union
action company has peel filed in the
crcuit court by John r. Newhouse Of
chesterfield. The claim is for dam
ages suffered at Daleville. where the
Plaintiff, in %endeavoring TO reach n car
on the tracks OF the company. tripped
over a wire stretched along the track
and fell. An arm and leg were broken
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

He fell in line behind the band
That played Red. White. and Blus:''
He sang to help the noise along,
Though the words he never knew.
Then 10 the Celebration Grounds
He marched with gallant tread:
And listened while a wondrous Man
The Declaration read.
Then came the picnic dinner
Spread meath q great oak tree;
And little Billy ate his all
while the band played Liberty"
And all the rest the day was spent
In making fun and noise:
ohooting lots Of nrecrackers OF
With all ths girls and boys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Both Want carriaoe plant.

Richmond.-lt was arranged that
representatives OF Richmond's bust
ness organizations should meet
representatives Of the Westcott Car.
Fiase company in an effort 70 keep the
industry here. Anderson has offered
a bonus Of $4,000 for the concern and
stands a good chance Of getting il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
coyet place on Board.

Indianspolis-Th Indiana Coun-
y superintendent association be-
fore adjourning decided 10 ask Gov.
Hanly to give the county superin-
tendents Of the state additional repre-
sentation on the state board o. educa-
ton. A. j. Reife Of Franklin county
was elected president o. the associa-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
County Funds Exhausted.

Anderson. The county council
vas summoned TO meet TO re.
pienish some Of the exhausted county
'unos A. an earlier meeting 81 the
0lty council the election of a member
q me school board came up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Anderson-There has been con
siderable loss % cattle among tbs
farmers aad dairy men in this vicinity
by becoming cloyered. One daiyman
lost FIVE mich COWS out Of a herd OF
so that had become sick from eating
clovcs in . ncsmown field
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
Iil,.d After thirty Years

Anderson. To be lifted after
waiting patiently 30 years for
her sweetheart 10 carry out his
promise Of marriage was more
than Miss Juliet RAIDER OF Sulphur
Springs could endure. so she has filed
a $4,000 suit against John Sheets OF
this city for alleged breach Of prom
isp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Charlottesville ~ John Priest. .
section man employ &c on the
Big -Four railroad. vas struck by
limited Bcn-Hm inteTuilan car and
fatally injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Greenfield John Foster. % years
0u' was struck BY lightning
while q; work on the farm os his
uo'her Charles. two miles west OF this
and received burns which caused
us death three hours later.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
On the Glorious
Fourth
By MAUD WALKER

MITH many frecrackers in his hand;
w Some matches in his pocket:
A Hip. hip. hurrahi'' on his tongue;
And one immense ~skyrocket.
Thus little Billy wandered forth
Most joyously 10 try
To celebrate In the right way
tn Glorious Fourth Of July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
AN EXPLANATION.

why is Fourth OF July anyhow.
Eddie?"
why you see - Christopher
Columbus or George Washington dis
covered it in 1892. an so we don't
have no school on that day"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03
THE ONE DAY.


Sizz, Boom. Bang!
You can't get away,
So you may as well stay
To the big show.
1t will positively appear
But once this year.
Promptly at midnight
The red light
Begins to burn
And no one dares turn
Ii low
Until the last %irecracker has been ex.
ploded.
Hark, children. the day is loaded.
And you'll know II when you see II
Unless your ear muffs fit
Pretty quick.
1t is the reflex action OF the big stick.
The only and original grand aggrega-
ton OF noise.
Come and bring your boys.
nosa$G@
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

And when at eve he wandered home.
AS tired as he could be.
He said: Il love the Glorious Fourth.
It's a day what Jest suits me-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-07-03

Like the Israelites. we are tempted
70 insist on out own wills and choices.
We are apt TO look too intently and
see too exclusively the evils in our
lot. as did the Israelites.
The life Of faith. which relies on an
unseen arm. and hearkens to the law
o. an unsee king. is difficult. and
sense cries out for something that II
can realize and cling To-.
God does the best he can for US. N
we will not accept his ideals and ac-
ccp; the best life he has planned for
us 70 live. he will give Us the second
best blessings
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

lpiiniht oic &oponerin nihtS icbnli
der, ais Wtltttcr 81 mer0elt. Die sc
burt cine$ Sobnaa Gnocrt lire Stel.
lurl0 g0n3lif. Sbr Mann unO lire
Sdnuicgcrmltter b%ebunoeln lie Jest
nit Der 9roBtcn &icbcn9luilroigtcit,
mo icIbit menn lie lie iriiber geboBt
bobCn, qeben lie oco &inoeS iuegcl1
ic0cn @c0onfcn on cine Sdcioun0
on,
Nl6er oltd) fiir Die ioponiihe 6rou
fonlnlt ein 3eitpunft, Der ibr Die
Trcibeit bringt. SObolo lie ooS 80,
&obr erreibt bat, bari lie mot)cn,
mas lie mill. ga, lie Oorf ioGor ocn
Wuoohotcmpel uno Die Sbeotcr beIll'
den. Gie Ib0nite Sugeno oea Sapd.
ucrS lit ieinc Adtling Dor Dem Nlter.
Neabolb miinihen Die Sapanerinten
I'M @cgcniob 81 ouOcren Sralien Der
Welt, boI0 alt 81 luerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

f6Dn, itanb pie cine Gonrc cor iGr
in einem 9plbbrotatrpd nit 9lei9em
Mantel, einen peiBen 6eoerbut auf
benz Sarpt. Gr rcifte i6r bic 6dao
unb fiibrte Tic our Sapele, ppieI6it Der
&arbinal Ro6an, unteritiiBt bon Slpet
9if60fsn, ben SrauungSGtt gu pouz
3ie6en Ea.te. Der innere &opeQeu>
raum. nit rotbem uno blauem Gammt
per19penberiI9 ausgeI6lagen, fdbte
taum bic pruntenoe 9erIammIung,
pslfe bas Naben bes !So65eits5uges
ernartete.
Neben benz 9Dnig fteAenb, i'm @puz
bsIib unb @oagenuB ibres permeintz
liden 8Iiites, bate tie ibr oSa" gez
bauht, bas fie an BEN perperfliditen
Mann Ieiner 53eit ~tettste. 0a cmpfano
Maria plSbIia, bab tire f,ItssI6niirte
8ruit uno e~nggepreBte Soiqe ben err
fproerliden Qtbem ni9t msbr bsrgebsn
polte. Gin f9reGIiGe3 -Mtnen fam
iiber iie, baB ibr unmabo 5si3rpertes
Saupt Die peitere, enblofe Gsreronic
nidt i%i6erbauern t0nnc. Ro6 tGr,pfte
iie ge9en bas toienb, &linqen in ibrsn
Sbren an, aber oIs man ibr cine nit
peiber Ssibe umpid.Ite 7Gpare &tr5e
IN bic Sano briidte, iS6Ite tie, rap Der
8oben unter ibren 6iiben 81 iApanten
uno Die 2uft I'M tie Ter 81 tlingcn tez
gam.
0as brsi Stunben lang friIirte
Sdupt iant 5uriid. Sbnmd9tis fiel
Maria 2escapnstu in Die cuffangenten
Wrme Der binter i6r itebenben eriten
Prinaeiiin bon Gebliit. @ie 9o6Seit
mar at Gnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
9rlubntr ltniuirtnbcit.

Guguit Der 3tpsite. 90nig bon 90
fen unb Surfiirit BON Sodien, bate
emit nod IpGt in Der NaGt Elm bOdYt
pt6ti9eS Document abgefabt unb eS
aus 8erieben ouf ieinem S6reibtiife
lie9en lailen. @iel bling bon Der &c
b~eimbaItung bteies Yapieres ab, uno
or betam baber teinen geringen S9red,
ais er fih, bereits in ieinem S@laIz
Simmer ansefommen, erinnerte, jene8
Document ri6t peri6loHen 81 baben.
Gr elite baber in iein 8abinstt Suz
rid, mo ebcn Elm &ammerbierer nit
benz Wufrdumen bef6dftigt mar.
uSait Oh oicies Sdriftitiid in Der
Sanb gebabt?"
.Sa. Cure MnjeItdt!"
.SannIt OH leIen?"
Del &omlaerbiener tpurbe oeripirrt.
fpro6 lln5uiammslbIngelbe Worte,
unb srit oIS Der G0nig i'm dnfubr:
r9u eat e5 9erc9t, bieIes papjer gu
lefen9" lam CT ipieoer al ii6.
,@6," meinte er tlGgli6, yba mub
ih e5 benn Gurer Ma;eItdt geitehen:
i'd fam leiber peoer leIen no6 i4reiz
ben! Sd lam aber pirttiA ni6t3
bafiir! 9nabe, Cure MiaieTtGt, Gnas
be-"
Sebt mubte Ger 8onis laden, griff
in bic SnI6e, {denttc Dem 3itternoen
einen' gbalcr iIilo fdgte: n0ante BEN
Simmel fir Define 0ummbeit!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Q5trditbt.

gu Dem b%eriibmten Gdsi4 gl ubri,
Der al5 peiIer unb gereGter &ifter in
Sea befonnt mar, fam emit tla9enb Elm
iunees 8eib - feline eigene SoGter.
ybr Gatts, ein feuriger Sobn Der
Wiiite. tatte nud) cincm 4,ftigea Norts
loe3iel li9 ertibnt, ibr cine O3rfeige
81 geben.
n9a6s, msin 8ater!l" ilebte bic err
~siirnte SbDne. Ser Mann, ben 0u
mir gum Gjatten 9abit, bat e3 getpa9t,
mid. Define goGter, gu idId9en! -
Rd@e mid an i6m fir bieien Gdimpf.
ben er ia au4 Dir ielbit angetbnn bait"
.Sbr tabt Sud geitritten9" fagte
Der peiie S9eid. "Nidt pabr, meme
So6ter?"
rSu iasit es, mein @ater!" beitds
tigte Die beibbliitige Iraberin. Limb
i6 blieb ibm babel nidts I9ulbis -
beffen Iei getpib!"
Der S6sid ~psriant fir einige Mis
nliten in tiefes, nadbentli6es S9peiz
gen. Damn, pl0bli9 iid erbe6enb, pers
dbreidte aL6 er feiner eridrodenen
So9ter cine tii9tige Strfeise.
Some meinsr Gage" ipra9 CT
barauf nit aler Wiirbe zines Sriens
talen. n0ein @atte bat es getpast.
metne Sp4ter gu beleioieen, inbem er
9anb al Did gelest. neil OH nidt
i4peisen tonnteit. gu gersdter Der
geltun9 befen babe id II iebt feline
@ottin 9eobrfeigt. - 9u biit 9erdat.
= 3ieb' FIN in Srisben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sic aclbc Wciabr ais Sanrlicicrani

Sd)redelSndfridten tomlmcn aus
Der Srctdanc mo Der Hornlan0lc.
Die lDdtcr oeS @anoc9 molen nam.
lid, ibrc ilppigcn bIou0en mo brau-
ncn 6Ied)ten nid)t mebr iiir Den idno.
Den Mulnmon ~oabingeben. ion0ern
iortan I'M Sd)nuudc bes cigeucn Sad.
res crid)eincn. Sriibcr maren oort
Gle id)onIten Sanre iiir oreiBig rs
uier5ia Mort pro aopi I'll babcrI.
luGbreno Die b%eutigen 9reiie 81
idwinoelnoer Sobe empor 1eItiegeu
lto uon Den 2ouooner mo Barrier
Ianenirileureu fatm nod gu be5abs
len limo. llno babel p"erIangt Die III.
erbittlihe Wo0e mie0er funltreidl
ollsgcfiibrte |tbltrmbobe 8allten nitT
ocn aopien ser Iamen! Sn oieier
WeordngniB baben lid Ole glide Der
@uorfiinItler gen Siten 9eunnot mo
chs Dem 9an0c Der gslbcn @efabt
nobt in oieicm Sale Die Hettung.
Nbino, Snpun uno Godin.Gbina lie
iern gegemu0rtia ben curop1ii6cr
Cumen 0nS icblenOe &anr. 9tutiir-
lid gtlangt Dies crit 5rpl &erian0t,
nad)oem cS cine griinoIidJe Reinigung
criahren bat. So fam cs fommell,
OnB Die onnutbigcn rnbenifpar5eli
Slcdtcm Oie 1li Dem SaIpte elmer
Sdoncn prangen, emit in @eltalt Ell.
mes 3upfea luitig oltf 3cm Hildet
eineS Gbincien baumelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

nlld) cin rcdtIdoftener Woltn 9elucs
len lein, Ncrr 9oron!"
SIN llebrigelt mar SanleS Hotbs
itilb 5lpor orf Dem 6eloe Der Stunt
lmo Miiieni6uit menig bemonoert,
OILS 9onfier ieoo6 elmer Der fabi9iten
lciucS @cihledteS. Inter Dem Sltlt-
%I0nigtrum <Onig 9bilipp'S mar er
DER eiGentlihe 8eberriher Sront-
retd'a; man f0nnte logcn, oaB er oos
<lltont9tbum %iinnn5irt bot. Spa.
ter DltBtc cr iid oltd nit Dem 5peis
ten &ailerreihc 81 iteQan. Hapoleon
Der Critic id)miidte i'm nit Dem
QroBcn Son0e Der Gbrcnlegion mo
halo 30blten Die &othifilo 5u oeu 81.
tin1en 0es SuillerienhoicS. Bon Gas.
9totbihilo, Der oeu @ertb Der Belt
fdltnte, riihrt Der Nllsiprlld her: sd
Gin nidt reid ganug, INN 81 SUB gu
Neben."
Sbrer 3Cit Cilten Die Gotbidi(o Dor
aus, - Ons ruur ooa IeBte @ebeimniB
ibrer grfolge, mie offer Griolge gro.
BEN Stples. Sic WuBten ). y. Die
Geoelttuug ihncQer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mtttel1t1g better 81 ld)0ben oils Die
Acbictcnocn StaatamGnner. Gin 9ei.
ipiel uicrfiir: Natban Wtaier Hotb.
lhilo. Der porbin erm1bnte Sonooner
Sobn Wnier Imld)els, bate an DEM
Mer5oq Don Mclliltgton cine StilBe
0ctirnocn uno Iteutc Dem cnglild).
prcllBiihcn 0e2rc, od@ Hupoleon nob
%lcilter NiIdtcbr bon Glbo befdmpite,
nas crforocrlid)c @aar9elo sur Ser
tilgung. Gr mohte ben Selojtg
lclblt i'm &ultptouurtier @eQinoton's
nit mo mar Nlt9cu5cuge berg hloht
bon Mnterlpo. Somie Die S6lad)t
cntid)ie0cn lpor, rift cr mad, 9riiiiel.
Gon BORT brad)tc ibn iiir @elo uno
cute @ortc, sin @agen uo6 Sltenbe.
&n OItenoc gclong es ibnL ou OieSee
itilrnliid) iuor, nlr nod @intcrlegung
beS VetrageS bon 2O00 Srunfen ein
fltines Voot 6l befonlmen. Wtebr foot
olS lebenoig erreid)te er Die britiihe
&iiIte mo fllbr, mas ole Yferoc Inus
fen fonntem noh Son0on. So ihlug
Fl Den alrltlid)9n &llrier, Der orci Ia.
&C 5u leiller Neiic brolldte. Nm 20.
SSltni erld)ieu Notban Wfaier allf Der
W0rie, nnd) getuubnter Art al einea
Efeilcr gclcbut, ober bloB uno bobl-
mongig eiu 9ilo beS Sommero. Nh
Der 9orie luor baS @eriidt bon 0er
Nicberluge 0liiber'9 bel 2ignp I'M
llnllouf mo ntolt pcrmltbete, ald
@eaington mGre %geId)logen. Nlen
Srogen icBtc Notbm MIR einlilbige
Mntluorten clltgtgen, un0 10 befcltig.
te Iid) Der @lallbe bon elmer Nieoer,
logc Der &erbiinoeter. % 5u9lei6
Die S%trpbmdnner Natban'S Den
Wnrft nit Yopiercn ii6eridiuemm'
ten. trnt ein ungeberlerer 9ltrsItltr3
ein. Mion belt i'm fir rllinirt uno
bcbnruerte i'm lUltt. Notbon obar
lieB Die geiolencn Eapier IN Wtenge
olftouicn uno ais Gags barorti Der
&urier nit ser WelOung BON Der
&ernibtung Nopoleous ontam, Der.
iuirflidte or einen @epinn bon elmer
WiQion Efuno. 81 entitono Oas &c.
iliigelte @ortlpiel: Sic Verbiinoe.
ten bubcn Die Shloht bon Waterloo
gemonnen, obcr Die Rotbifilos bobetl
tic ueroient ..."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
AinDrrttuuH.

Sn elmer alafie tleiner MGb6sn
mubten bieIe Der Neibe nad poGers
tpeife bic Wanbtafel abDiiden. @ls
zines Cages Der 2sbrer bsmertt, baB
bic Safel ni6t %seidubert 1T, fra9t er.
tper bic Wode bat. Nah elmer ldngez
rem Yauie melbet iid enoli9 auf nod
malises 5rasen beS 2ebrers I6i6tern
elm fleines Wdb6en init BEN Dorten:
.!Serr 2ebrer, i6 thurs ni&t lpieoer.
i1 bin bic W0hnerin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

Mus Dem Z agebn1ei zines
Sage It ol5es. = Wander beira-
thet crit, menn er lid Ole .0orner ab.
asitoBen bot aber elm Sbie bleib.
or 6arum bod!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Crutihes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
StcGcnaciud)e.


Sin iunGcr 6anolungS.Ge ipeIher De,
englif6er SprudDe tbeilluetie. Der oeitiden,
nrgurif6en uuh flGotfbeu in 9Sort unb Shrift
iH1dItiG III. fudt Sieue ais Ni~inoels9inpdder
ooer font cine o~aucrroc NeihGftieung bel
3nno noer Wiai0inen; III 10 Wionaie I'M Qanoe.
les SIattes. (27S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
9crlauat:

Grfabrcnc Speratrurcn an Shirt
iuaiits, SGnglinss.Slcibern nnb Sa'
mcn.ltnterfleiOsru; allcs &ciRmaa-
rem; itetise Arbcit nnb quite Se5ab-
lung. Wad)5ufragcn BET
". 6. Safiuu & Son,
1906 @cItsgaltimOre. StraRe.
(27S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

Wibper It onoen. Mutter:
vaui Die Sdneefoppe aebt's? go, oo
poB olti, OoB Oil feinen Sebltritt
modit." = Iodter: .slber, @oma,
oas mare bod nlft oas critic Wal!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

Nad Der ii + mtem % it r.
= Mutter (tritt 1T Die &inberitube,
ais sic &leinen glaes ii6er Den Sau.
len renien): lin @otteSmilen, mas
madt S6r benz oa?" = .4tL mir
ipielen MIR 9lrtler uno Eoli5ei
Der Warl uno Der 6ran5l Iabren
Slaes s'inmm' urlb ih bin Der Sdan.
Darn uno ibreib' tie ouf:"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
gu permictbcu.
Su uermicthcn:

9terc SGnIer an Der ltoros0ures Strabe, 5lpis
I6cH Snirnrountsg(pe. nnb SabeiiesStr.; ale
Snirmounts speulcsG nrs. Tud5uirdgcn an CT
unb Stcle. (Sftt-t5)