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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

Sheriff Clack finds his new
home, which he purchased from
the Chas. .Tempel succession,
just outside Of town, much more
convenient to his official duties,
and to his family as well.
Misses Lucy and Jessie .Folkes
took their departure on Tuesday
last for Jackson, Miss. where
they entered Belhaven College.
Mrs. l.. j. Davis and Mrs. c..
Folkes accompanied them as far
as Wilson, La.
Miss Allie Jelks, of Port Hud-
son, La, who has been a fire.
quent visitor to this parish this
summer. passed through Bayou
Sara Tuesday last for McGehee
College, where she will graduate
this session.
Mrs. W. G. Howell reached
home Tuesday, leaving her sis
ter, Mrs. Balm, doing very
well, a relief to her friends and
relatives after the despair Of last
week.
Mr.. Garrett Howell lost his
pocketbook at Powell station.
Mr.. j. f. Ard Jr. found it We'd
nesday morning, and as it con-
tanned marks of Identification.
Mr.. Ard at once communicated
with the owner.
Miss Katie HARRISON left Sun |
day for Natchez to visit relatives,
and to force those busy little
hands of hers to take a rest.
which they will never do at home
in assisting in the happy home
atMyrtles.
Miss Oriana Pillet, after a busy |
summer teaching at the solicita-
ton of certains friends, is now
Well-earned leisure af-
ter a long period of service in
The Graded School, from which
she has retired, needing rest.
Her devotion to duty and her
success in winning the affection
II her pupils and in training
heir minds, will long be held in
grateful remembrance.
Misses Helen Row, Irene Wills,
Hattie and Mamie Cutrer, Hilda
md Lois Simmons, Ella Daniel, /
}ecile and Nina Bowman, Mary
nd Lille Tooraen. Lucille Will
ans, and Jim Butler, Claud and
im Daniel, Cheston. Folkes Jr.,
larry and Sam Williams, Per. |
ms and Ben Ball are other out :
flown pupils attending high t
chool, that are not mentioned @
lseWhere in this paper. $
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

Louisiana certainly appreciates
DR.. W. H. Dalrymple's remain
ing in the state in face of a better
offer elsewhere. Live stock in
terests would have suffered
greatly had he left his post of
state veterinarian.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

City Auditor Granary' s suicide
III Baton Rouge is bringing forth
numberless rumors in the CAPT
tai city about the books and de-
mands are made that the council
meet and have everything thor
oughly overhauled.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

The School Improvement AS
sociation will meet at the school
building next Wednesday at p.
m. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. E. WOLF,
President.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

The allegation that Governor San
ders is or or has been using his pat
ronage to aid Congressman Favrot
appears 30 be refuted by the appoint
ment of David Pickett to the position
formerly held by Captain Duncan.
Mr.. Puckett's brother, r. H. Pickett,
is an ardent Wickliffe supporter
B. r. State-Times.
And Representative Henry L.
Pickett, another brother, is a
Favrot supporter. SO there you
are.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19
Come to St. FraGCisvilfe.

Ben 5. Read, district superinten.
tendent for the Cumberland COMPANY.
states this morning that he would as
sumo active charge of the new work
IN q lew days, as soon as the new
manager for New Orleans. G. A.
stair, of Memphis, arrives.
Il am going to get right out into
the new territory" said Mr.. Read.
Louisiana is growing and | want to
demonstrate that the Cumberland is
growing as fast as anything else in
the state.
SIN addition to looking over the
new field" continued Mr.. Read. 81
am going to visit every important ex-
change in my entire district, which in
Guides not only Louisiana but the
southern part of Mississippi as we'll
! am doing this in order to impress
the fact upon every one that the pol
icy of the Cumberland is the same ev-
erywhere as it is; in New Orleans: we
want to please our customers, to get
into close touch with them and to
maintain the most cordial relations
with them..''
Come to St. Francisyille, dear
Mr.. Read. We need you.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19
Little Locals.
A cool spell set in Thursday.

A cool spell set in Thursday.
Oysters are in season now.
Are you on?
The banana car was here
Thursday, and afforded a chance
to buy in quantity.
The merchants are opening
and displaying their new stock
of goods.
On Sept. 20 [ will open my new
fall stock Of hats, ribbons and
notions. Call early and make
your selections.
MISS Ell. e. Town.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

, I0I Ui1G CoUton season.
Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Ard and
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson attend
ed church at Star Hill Sunday,
Mrs. H. W. Jones and Miss
Florence Jones drove to town
yesterday.
Mr. Terry Of Row Ldg is ex.
pected to return there soon after
an absence to recuperate from
illness.
Forest Leet has been very i'll
lof some time, but his friends
are glad to know that he is much
better now.
Miss Sadie Leet expects to
leave the latter part of next
week for her school in MORGAN
vile.
Il. Yunkes has been getting
the gin on Mr.. Mac Jackson's
place in thorough working order
this week.
klng Beale Of Baton Rouge
spent Monday night at Judge
GolSan's, leaving next morning,
on a business trip to Clinton.
George Town Of Crowley is in
town, canyassing the vicinity for
Shelby Taylor for railroad com
missioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Ard Jr.
went to New Orleans, Wednes-
day, to have their little child,
who is paralyzed treated.
Mervin Taylor and Fred Con-
verse Jr. spent Sunday in Jack
son. The former has returned
to his studies at L. S. U.
Miss Annie Kilbourne has con-
Guided a pleasant visit to her
aunt, Mrs. r. S. Austen, of
Misses Hannah and Mary
Town spent several days in New
Orleans, where the former re
plenished her stock of millinery.
Miss Florence Hamilton and
her brother, Rufin, stay in town
with their sister, Mrs. Rufin
Barrow, to attend school.
Mrs. Isabel Thompson was
very i'll again this week, but is
somewhat better. Mrs. Albert
Thompson arrived Tuesday tot
De with her.
Mrs. John Irvine, ST., has re-
turned home after a delightful
summer in Canada. Her son,
Mr.. Harris Irvine, went to New
orleans to meet her.
Prof. B. N, LoWrey stood the
state examination and has his
certificate of eligibility for par
sh superintendent, if occasion
should ever require it.
Judge and Mrs. Lawrason are !
urning their faces homeward af- E
er some pleasant weeks in New !
highland. They sail from New c
,ork on the 23rd. i
Miss Maggie Stirling and Miss
lnna A. Barrow are staying at G
)r. BarrOW's to attend the high I
chooI, The former is prepar-~ S
lg for the State Normal.
Miss S. T. Stirling left Mon \
ay for her home in Baton Rouge v
Oncluding a visit Of great pleas t,
re to herself and her many
lends.
Miss Dorothy Maltby of Jack,
N, Miss, the pretty brunette "
'acher at Laurel Hill, is board il
g with Mrs. Max Dampf of that a
lace. v
Miss Willie Belle Stewart, one
West Feliciana's most charm
6 young women, has concluded Il
delightful visit to relatives in G.
voDSVil1n Tn1ioDo oD1 Cb;n,.,ro
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19
Come to St. Francisville, dear
Mr.. Read. We need you.

The revival meeting at Star
Hill closed Sunday night. Rev.
I. Nj, Buley Of Plaquemine did
the preaching, and Mr.. Jeffrey
of Plaquemine had charge Of the
singing. The services were ex-
tremeIy interesting, and though
there were no accessions to the
churcn, yet the membership was
wonderfully revived.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

FOR SALE - One 25-horse
power boiler, good as new. No
cash required. W. H. RICHARD
SON, Wilcox, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

~ ~ Is.,I F.-,r
ibis week. VIII I''7 f.. ......-,..l..
Mrs Joe Ol'S :, ' = to wv,
corning aL,g' - 49,. .,.,,.-t -,
n Mrs. T. p ,I,r Haiti. GoIdoon
Ber sister, M r . 100 ,..,. +ha no
Miss hullI &c 9 w.. C,,nr.,,so
cent guest 0! NJ, D
Mss D'll',
Friday III u yo"n' ,.,,. ,v,1,,.,
Frank 0po I,a,,.a
dElD baton I''T7I n.,,,
Mrs PENNEY Il, y
guest d. l"' ,.c. ,,,,1,,, fo,
Mrs. H. "u'' ~,
business 'l'l' w }.r1 r., l..
heDJ u-5,,.3.,
Dortrand HARRISON has re.
.,,rod to school at Natchez.
Butter h'" ! "''" '''' ''N' "
D u iii"' '' 80,
MISS hlIii' u
: t.,m her North Louisiana trip
Ms, Leila Wicker is visiting
relatives at Zachary.
Zen Iobp Wells and family spent
,or Sunday in Baton Rouge.
Mrs c. W. TempeI returned
b Hone Villa, but may come
NJ, navt week,
Mrs. Jas. Marshall Of Garden
''sL rb, and two little sons are Wis
Him. here.
Mrs. W. T. Binning spent last
week very pleasantly visiting
~ Relatives in Pointc Coupcr.
Mrs. Henry Martin is expect
BIG visit from her sister, Mrs.
N Nh. Cobb, formerly employed
Weydert's, has a position at
Mc.Tevy's,
Bernard Teutsch Of Pie. Cou-
eis making a visit here this
p,pt
Miss Mabel TemDcl is d recent
lquiSition to the force at M. &
= lFoH's.
I \. Miss Julia Fischel is here to
niea visit of several weeks to
Runcle, VIM. Kahn,
hd A. N. Hcndon spent
4 brcrs.
III :. Converse, Jr. and Mer-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

The pupils of Grace Church
Sunday School are working for
two prizes, one of which is for
regular attendance and general
excellence. The other is offered
by the superintendent, j. II.
Percy personally, and is for that
child-worker bringing the most
pupils to Sunday School,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

On account of bad weather
there was no meeting of the
School Improvement League
yesterday afternoon.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

Miss May HARRISON is expect
ed home today from a visit to
Natchez.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19
Church Notice.

Not providentially hindered, I
will occupy my pulpit Sunday
in st. Francisville at II a. m. and
at 7:30 p. IN. The public is in
vited to attend.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

In the absence Of the rector,
lay service was held at Grace
Church by G. W. Newman, Sun
day,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19
E. L. CARGILL, p. G.

Rev. r. r. Claiborne will hold
the usual services in Grace
Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
He will preach at Lindsay Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The first meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary since summer
set in, will be held next Thurs
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at
Grace Church.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

The exterior of Temple Sinai
S receiving a new coat of paint.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

A post card from Indiana to a
citizen here says that the trend
of feeling is to the Commoner.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-09-19

SOiiS1"tiiIS O. fioie VI : eau pleas
ure to herself and her many
friends.
Miss Dorothy Maltby of Jack,
son, Miss, the pretty brunette
teacher at Laurel Hill, is board
ing with Mrs. Max Dampf of that
place.
Miss Willie Belle Stewart, one
of West Feliciana's most charm
ing young women, has concluded
a delightful visit to relatives in
Evansville, Indiana, and Chicago.
Mr.. Robert Butler came up
Sunday night to escort his niece,
little Miss Marguerite Ellis, who
has been spending tie summer
at The Cottage, to her home in
New Orleans.
Miss Fannie Babers, who has
been guest of Mrs. Bertram
Babers Of Rosemound plantation
for some time, is expected Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs. St.
John Liddell of Bayou Sara.
The many friends of Mr.. r.
Gunkes are pleased to know that |
they have returned to Bayou
Sara and are located in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Ten
ney.
Miss Virgie Braud conclud-
ed a delightful visit here on
Monday She then joined her
COUSIN, Miss Mary Ellis Leake
If New Orleans to return to
Belhaven College.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

Wit Dem ybpIlcn G6fel
Jet" tGuncn bic Ncpl6lifoncr Dies
nal feline Stimmcr fGocrL oQcir,
Ell Ncm- 9orfcr 9lott mortct nit Gil.
bern nlli IN 0cnen scr on1crifuniId)c
grbeitcr mo Gin aort5cr umo Elm bal
Der Saib Ole Souptrolle ipiclcn: Ger
gon5c Soib icIbitpcritmoIid inter re.
pnbIitonilhem Hcginlc, scr bolbc, II.
5lpar itllr cine flcinc SGlitc, inter
Dem ocnofrotiiden. 81 oumm limb
nnicrc Nrbcitcr oenn bod nift, sol,
lie oitf lolhc MGbd)en bincin fanen.
Nte Iebtcn Mtorotc bobcn ibncn Die
Nil9erl g%eoiinct, OaB olrd) Die repub-
lifonilde Fartci cine mirtbid,oitliha
WibloGc, bic notiirIidj bic Irbcitcr
INNER ON Sd)Griiten triiit, nidt ob.
iuenoen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

FrGIi0cnt Nooicuclt oIl
rah gblolli icintS 5mcitcn ScrlninS
cod micbcr TrGiiocnt pcrbcn, GrG.
Iibcnt Der llniucriitGt Sprocllic. 0n.
nit lpGrc ia bic 6roNc, mas nit ocll
Gr . ErGiiocntcn 0cld)cbcn ioae, &C.
lott. Ger @ollpcrncitr bon Colorado
hill Die Irn0c mnbcrS loicn. Gr mill
ocn Er1li0cntcn ola &icc : FrGiibcn.
cen Der Gcnlofrotcl pcrior1t babcn.
@orcrit ipia %r, Ncoicpelt obcr gar
tcinc Terior1unh CT mil nod Iirifa
oili oic 2omcnioNo gebcn. llno Damn
miro omn lid olld feline Sprgcn SIT
nlnd)ci broitd)cu. Gin 10 rc9cr 8cilt
lric Nooiepclt miro nidt rotten, lloa)
rotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Ercisitcigcrnnscm in ad,t,cln Snbrcu

Gas Nrbeitcr . @iircou 0cS Som.
0clS GeparttmcntS hat in lcincnl
oieler Gage bcrolSgcGebcncn Sobrc9.
Serid)t audi Ole Gn9roS . Trciic BON
2oS Der decentralization 9lrtifcl iiir
ore Sabre 1880 bis 1907 plionnlalt.
geltellt mo pcrglid)cn. SarauS cr-
gibt lid), oob Die Gn0roa Yrcilc i'm
Sabre 1907 bober morcn ais in II.
geno eiilcm Der porbcrNcbcn0cn II
Sabre. Sm 0nrdlldllitt iuorcn Ole
Yreiic IN 1907 INT 81 @ro5cnt M
her ais III 1906, mo 4i.4 Eroient
bober ais IN 1891, Dem Sabre, oos
ben nieoriglten EreiSiiano bon odt.
5cbn Sabren mifpciit. 9ic GnoroE.
Ereiie maren in 1907 ilnr 29.5 Tro.
cent bober ais i'm Gurd)ituitt scr
6eDn Sabre BON 1890 bis 1899. Die
Ereiaiteiaerung mar in Den ncl,n
@ruppen, pel6c bas Gegierrrno3.
Niireou auf5Gblt, am itGrfiteu in ocrt
3arm . Erooutten; iie betrlg ba,
nabe If Gro5ent. alcibungaitoiic
iiiegcn itnl 5.6 Ero5ent @rcnnmtotc.
rial 81, Wetnllc 81. @oumateriol
AZ, arSneimittel uto deiniide lr1-
pdrate S.3, Smisbaltlngs ; @egrn.
itdnoe 6tS mno geridieoeneS ais 9.
@rpppe' 5 F@ro5enf. Zen bod,Iten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Ndt Scitcn.
Ser @icc GrGiioCnt.

lin ole Stellc zines Elcc =Fr0lt'
ncnten rcibt man iid) in Sen &crcinla
Ten nidJt mcbr. Aui Sem rcplbIlto.
niidlcn GonuCnt lcbntcn bCruorros
acnoc Siant3mGnncr bic domination
ab mn0 liir Die 0cmolrdttldc EnnOcn.
tion in 2cnpcr criolgt Nbln0c All Nb.
iodc. Ter &ice FrGliocnt Scr GcrCi
niqten St0uten it, GCnali helcbcn,
aud gor fem oS|icr" 3. y. EN- tell
uertrcten0cr ErGiiNcnt. Er lit nod Der
Gcriaiiung FrGii0cnt 0ca SCnnt9,
bot abcr ni6t Cinmol 0a3 Ncd)t nit
ob}litimumcn; mn mCnlt lid Stlnl-
mCn1leidbCit bel elmer NbItinnltng
ergibt, cntl6ciOct Die Stimmc 0ca
8orlibcr0Cn. Ger &icc YrGli0cnt lit
ulio mCbr Elm poIItiihca DECORATIONS.
it'd I'M &npitol, ais ionlt ctmo9. Nnr
Damn, menn ser l}rGiiOcnt pCrhin0cr1
lit, ieine Nmtspflidlten i'll criiiQcn
p6cr imtS1llc lCincS (O0C3 iibcrninmlt
Der Gice Frdiioent Die Eilid)tcn GC3
BrGlibeutcn. Io& lit bi2bcr IN ser
@cididie 6cS Sonoc3 nicrnlol porqc-
fpnmlcn nod ben So0c Sorriion'2
unO nod Scr GrmorOum0 Sincoln'3,
@ariicl0'S mn MteNinlcp'4. Ger 0icc.
YrGliOcnt ipicIt oIio in Der Hcgia.
rnng Der Gcreini1tCn Staatcn &C.
mobnlid) cine red)t ulbC0eutcnb2
HnllG Die WtGimCrn nit Sbotcn6ronN
uid)t 5ulngt, lou0ern Golden, ole nit
oieiem 9lmtc lire politiid)c 9onibobn
5lin Nbidluiic 81 b~ringcn ~geoenfCn,
lpcnn lie nid)t burd) cincn llnaliida.
foll sur ErGii0entiholt b"crllicn mcr.
Den. Gnb ma, iid nid)t INN Die
Wlcc'FrGliocntlhaft rciBt, bat obu
nod einCn lpCiicrcn @rln0. Io9 Sc
boIt 0eS DISQUALIFICATION bCtr6Qt llltr
1900 Collars. @ci Den tbcli2ren &c.
ben5pcrbGltniiicn in Scr @unNe@.
bouptito0t rcidt on@ nidt fir cincn
Wonn, Der niht ais scr cigcnen "a.
Idle 5llleBCn fam. Gas Tmt CtllCs
Blcc FrGiiocnicn Ser NcrciniQtcl
Stooten loIltc m~cni9itcnS 10 0otirt
leln, OnB cS lcinen Wonn crnGhr1,
obne Dab cr IN Die cigcl1e (oid)c ,t
arcilen broil6t. Gir Iualuubl iiir
oaH gmt zines &iccsIrdiiocrtcn 1T
9epobnlid) Gin GonpronliB 5niidcn
ben ucridicOcncn Softioncn elmer
Eortei. Ter MoioritGt$ Eortci iGQt
Die Honlinoiiou bcS 4}rGiiocntcn 5ir,
Die WtinoritGt crbdlt sic &icc.ErGii.
ocntld)alt. Nnbci fam CS uurfpm.
men - mo cS lit bel (ippcconpe.
Sarrilon mo Gplcr, iopic bel Gin.
coin mo Inbrcm (inbuiou uor0efonl.
men -, 6oB Der SlcC ErGijocnt ola
Fralloent gan5 onocrc WohnCn elm
ldluN, ais icin NorgGllgcr I'M Nnltc.
Silr Die bciocn b0d)itenNcmtcr loutcn
Manner NIT glcidlen politiihCn gtnz
ldoulnacn mo 3iclcn ouaocUGblt
iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

SnIuuo il cucr nil.
llr GopcrS bat sic Nnfmcrflomfcit
scr l(nterbcnmtcn oltf Girfitlnr 713
gdcnft, in mcld)cm cine 2iItc Scr
nnolpiirtcn Entcnt- Meoi5incn cntbnl-
ten it, mcldc ais Ir5ncicn III 6cll
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tllolcn limo, hcrlcn cit 9lr5nciitoii SIT.
0cicbt lit. Is 0cboren ooSll sic pic
len SitterS, GoroiolS, Sonifc. Mo,
0en-glirire. Sollten sic gcomtcn
ioId)c Witiel iirNcn. sic nod nidlt
annlpiirt mo floiiiii5irt iirb, 10 iino
olcicIbcn 5ilr Inalpie naob @oibirq,
ton 81 icrbcn. "a mcrocn in Oe!t
Erobibltlona Stnoten bic NrSncinlit-
tel Hcdnungrn bcbeutcno bGbcr mcr.
0eil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
HnblNno uno sic WunardJcns Vc0ce'
num0 IN Hcunl.

~ ~
Torii6Cr ihrCibt Scr Nctcr3burgcr
Gorreiponncnt cinc2 rcid)5 0cttidcn
NlottC9: ,llcbcr Oic politilhCn Nb-
m"udnungcn 5iuilhcn 0cnl G5urcn ul0
Dem Aonig G0moro, Den rrIlilhc1 II.
cnQliihUn StnotamUnncrn III nltr 10
picl bcfnnnt Ncruor0Cn, ais Die Sbeils
rcbmcr iiir Den llntcrtboncnpcritall0
oils 5utrGNlid) crodltctcll, mo 0do ut
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oodl, oob sic gauge GiicntIihc Otci.
nlu1g MublunO'& I'M GinpcrltGn0nib
nit ser Nlclicrunh Sem Enrlomcnt
mo Scr Frciic sic GiniQmQ nit Gn0.
lono nit Der 0r0btcn @cnllGtbunnN
bC0ril6t mlO lie ol9 Dos ~ircuOiNltc Gr.
ciQnib iiir NublonO binitcllt. Gic 81
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GCutlhlon0 81 Crblirfcn. Is lit ia.
tiirIid fiir cincn Acknowledgement icbr
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Ncpricicnc Sreumbldoft 5luiidcn Ni.
fololrS Dem 3lucitcn mo 98iIhclm
0clu 3lucitcn mllr5cIt; c3 lin0 Mt1nncr
BON irhr pcridic0cnem temperament,
un0 mcnn mir BON hcnt bci0cn Scrrs
id)eru Ci0cncn mDItiid)en 3ltNc ubie.
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u1N QebcnSnrt cine lebr cntgc0en &c.
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Fntbcttld)cn. GllBrrcr Erunf becngt
i'm, bp6ontiniihc5 @cbubrcn iciucr
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m00lnn ion0crn nlld) Sen Snlplllien
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ollBcr Dem G5orcn iclbit Oorf an ltlls
lcrem Sol ola NnbdnNcr Frcubcr'@
0cltcn? Sic G5orin.W tllttcr, cine 81.
niidc Erin5cliin aus 0cn often Sci
ten, hoBt Ercllbcn ulo prcubildcS
@Cicn. ihr Ginilllb abCr lit icbr arob.
Nic @robiiirItirmcn Nnnitniiu Ii. Mi,
lisa iillo ollcrbin0S nllQClblidlid) IN
l(nNnnbc, tic bobcn bis tiir5lid am
Soie cine bcrporrogenoc9tOllc geipiclt,
ibr Ginilub olli Ben G5orcn luor be-
fonnt, nn6 lie morcn cntidicocn Seins
oinncn Der 1cl,tiden! 9Ilih Die Spmt-
potbIe'n Scr onocrcu @robiiiritinncn
itt0 WroBfiirItcn gcfcn NCuib nid)t
nod @crlin, menn lie oltt nid)t 9cro-
DC Gcutihcnicinbe 9cnonnt mcrocn
f0luncn.
Gie Stimmilngcn on inherent Snie
mcdlclll, iolltc bns Nun5c @cbGllbc
Der Grclmoid)oit 81 Gcltihlono MIR
oni lie mnigcbout icin, 10 itcbcn ole
N%itnoomcntc nidt oli Wrouit; cS lit
notbmcnOi1, oob audi bic Notioncn
mo %0lfcr iid) p%critebcn ulo feincn
Gbouplnlamuo %oiifpnmcn lnIicn. -
Nit Scr Ncltid)cn Yolitif mcroen lif)
Die NillIcn lcid)tcr peritGnbiNcn, menn
lie oclttIdlc0 nno rliiiiihcS @cicn Der.
'tcbrn 0clcrnt bobcn. @crm oicier
Nngenblid c%intritt, miro Die Hcpoler
Gntrcpnc feline Spibc 0c9cn Seutif.
lono cniboltcn, lrno sic 6olgen mer-
oen iiir Irichcn uno &iiltlr BON Ior-
tbcil icin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
Gricaiun.G inic
Mcnc idurne Saa.S ampicr.

Ncnc Idinclc SnasSdmpfcr
,2pro Baltimore" II. ,a;enu" i,nm philadelphia.
Tabreu tnaliT nno SnnutagS, MiUr0enS Inn
3 llbr. bon per Frutts StruBc, 5luiidcn Der GGls
bert mo GpnlbsSirdbe, 40. Sultel an 5i SGT.
icriau, Sp,un Huint, GEeinpcateseitN, ct.
CSeprnc'S, Seinlpnre. Gitn mo Sbeiter, Ma; lurs
gcI ~ulGcfdbr nm 3 llbr Wiuracn5 in EhilHocls
Gbiu an. Gutjitcnoc Tnbr; bird orn aauai.
GniIuNicre iululcn nddD Neliebcu bis SLciupcnfcs
sin itno l~ettcrtun luDrcn mo nti Der 1tiidfubrt
nit Dem 9not nad Snlilc 5uriidldbrcn. no Sle
I'M 8 ubt anlnlleli. ,Snbrpeis eud Bbtlaocis
pbiu $i.5J. 9ltrotnbrt U5 Iuge), Slt. an it
Nenb cinent SGNs ODER ginbtboote 5lriid 5Ilebrcll.
$3.50. nbcr 3iildfcbr nui einem 3uge Der Sal
%tinlpre.N biosyGbn," $3.50. Sur6iabrt3.Nile
per Giienbdbn bon Gbilaoclpbia mad Itiantir.
GitH, Gave WiaD, 4umB Brand, Ocean 8rpur,
Mebnrp Earf, GfbnaN, Srup, Tcm.Durt NIB
nOraitden Ennttci. 0iabl5eitcn 80 Gents =
N~udbtbnmpfer D~ertnilcn ~FrdttsSiruGe rcgclntdGig
: lbr Nbenos nit Hluauabmc BON Sunltd gcTl.
3idcie bel Tlbntgb's 5lln &crtdui. S1reiber
sic iiir 9Sc0luci'er.
Clarence Shriucr, g0cnt.
(~Irllt23-YnQ31) Hr. 12S, QipbtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

Stoot&-Gr5ic Sc o NJ,
mii'Gr Gropcr bon Ncm-9)orf bat IN
elmer Mcbc sic Notbmcnoigfcit elmer
ro0ifolcn NCnocrung ullcrer Silent.
lid)cn Observation-Disclosures bctont.
gSir tbun iiir %unicrc 3nobcn uno
NtG0d)cn mcbr, ais bic mciltcn onors
rcn 2Gnocr iiir sic iGren, oQcin mas
mir tbirt, lit niNt 10 gnt uno pror.
ttld), mic Gna, luoS IN nlundcn on0c.
rem SGn0crn Nctbon miro. @ir lei
ocn on Ocn, llcbcI ocs 3llpicltbunS
mo pcrtrolicn mCbr ollf 0cn gliid.
lid)cn 3uiaIl i'm 2c6crL ais oli Dir
Trbcit. Sd)licblih o6cr lit eS Die
Ir6cit, lucld)c 6GGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08
:. Arch. NcQcr.

90 itorb AM A. 5uIi 1908 nan ~liuacrCr
&tdnfbeit IN Der Gu1bpoDmnrg iciuer SilCrt,
yienbcLnl, 10. Siitrilt BON Baltimore Gourln,
no, :. Sreo &ricr int Hutcr bon - &ubrcl
nm ~ Wtonniell aelicbter SUbn BON Srchcrid
mo .@eor1iu Seler. Sic Gccr6iNnnG itnOcl
NON lclIler lebtcII lSuhIuua. Ut, 202l, CrIcuIl5.
SItaBe. aus am @itt,uufl, s ltbr Ntorgelts.
no nm . llbr cine 5tcauiem lEciic itr ol5 yell
leliIer Scele ~celebrirt miro. &Crpdnhtc mo
NtCnIlNe i'm hpflinii cinnrInnrn Iee-nnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-08

Iic Nrbcitcr BADEN bis
ictt nod feline emit Ncicigt. lid Den
ucucn &rrbGltniiicn on5lthcOlcmclt,
iNrcibt cine &nnbela5citung. Cos
obcr lei n%nbcoinNt notbmcnoiG I'M
8ou0cl un0 &n0uItric mieocr IN
@nng 81 bringcn. Die Nrbcitcr mcrs
Ncn iit bel bclt bobcn Soften 0cr sc.
%benSboltlmN elmer NcrobictnnN Ger
Sobnc mi0criCbcn. Sbcnorcin milicll
lie aus G%rfoGrma, DOB cine GrbG.
bitll0 Scr 20Hnc idlpCr mic0cr 5ll Ell,
rcid)cn it, lpcnn lid) sic mirtbid)oit.
lidc Gage 0cbciicrt bot.