davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-01

An invisible, instantaneous skin perfum-
ing be.Iutlfler. describes Satin skin powder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Remember Capt. John L. Collins
new, safe and commodious launch at
CohboSsee. See ad. on want Column
page which gives full particulars.
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17
MANY CONTESTS
TO Be SETTLED
sEVENTY-TWo HAVE ALREADY
BEEN FILED WITH REPUB-
LlcAN COMMITTEE.

Chicago, May 1G.-Notices " twenty
two contests have been received BY
the republican national committee in
advance Of tie subcommittee on sr-
rangemenis The contestants have
given notice that they viii fight for
the seats and the secretary expects
the number % be near 200 when al
are in. Al but one Of the twenty-five
contestants come from southern states.
the exception being the sfxth district
Of Ohio, where an antfTaft del eation
Is seeking seats in the convention
Two Of The contests are over dele
gates at large thy being from Ala-
bama and Mississippi
The others are from congressional
ciatriets The list. a8 prepared by
Secretary Dover. follows.
Alabama state. fourth district
sixth district
Arkansas Fifth district
Elcrida Third district
Georgia Second. third. fifth and
eighth dsficts.
Mississsippi state, fifth. sixth. sew
enth and eighth districts.
Missouri Tenth, eleventh. twelfth
districts
Ohio SIKH district
South Carolina First and ffth dis
bists.
Tennessee Third and seventh dis
tricts.
In the contests fortyeiglH delegates
are involved. II being case Of Taft
against the field IN an Of them The
full national committee will hear evil
dence IN each case Chairman Harry
S. New will Issue a call May 20 for q
meeting Of the national committee in
Chicago june ] or From then until
the convention opens the contests viii
be heard
The subcommittee on arrangements
Ia addition to selecting a temporary
chairman when IL meets here, viii de-
eide the order in which contests shall
he taken up. II is likely 10 he alpla-
betically
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17
Is Your Blood and Stonls
ach Out of Order?
IF SC READ THIS.

The experience a Mrs f. e Rnter. ol
Dallas Texas with cur medicines is best told
fy aegse1 II letter written on July $, lSls.
which reads as follows. "a knoR from per.
sonai experience thar Seven barks ard Globe
gals ere ne ytry bcs, medicines 30 earth
cor blood ana Sicwach tscno-c- am IN
are = liberty 70 publish M 3~lniCn Of your
medicines. 7 hope that Gods blessing Wui
!ollow you thrcvgh Ase-
We don't know Ars. R;tter. but we
DO know thar Seven Barks has cured
4 good mary people who suffered with
disordered ,tomachs. We know, too,
that it IS 4 purely vegetable remedy.
and people ay it is easy end pleasant
20 take. The doses are small Seven
Barks has been made and sold for IS
years. and If 1t wasn't sure cure for
stomach troubles, the company back Of
1t wouldn't refund the money II it fall
ed TO cure. But you don't know the
company, YOU say; all right, you know
US. Deposit so cents with us ard take
q bottle Of Seven Barks home and tfy
1t. II a doesn't 10 all that is claimed.
bring the empty or partly used bottle
back and get your money. There is
only one way 10 be cured and that is
to try it. aud we don't know OF any
fairer. way to get you to make the
trial y Do you2
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17
Ever Troubled With Rheu-
matism In Your Feet ?

Ur6.- dste ci Tunc 30. 1904. ,ais letter was
Tece.Fsi irom Ed. "; r. Stroder, Pastot
rNst hagtist Church. Casey. ill; MY wife
gas sercsy afflicted aith Rhcuma,isr1 in rht
ieet ified doctors and many remedies but
se s1t ne better. wrote YOU for a bottle
q seven h9Fks, which proved great bless
1ns 20 her
How some women do suffer with
their feet They can't hardly stand
or them, let alone walk. when Rheu-
matism gets a good hold We've had
lhem tell Us just how they've suffered
and asked us if we knew Of a good,
nonest remedy We always recon-
mend Seven Barks-don't know Of
anything better 1t costs but so cents
4 bottle, and when It fails. return the
Empty or partly used bottle and We
-erirn your money. Seven Barks is
3 great remedy Tor Stomach troubles,
mt il good FOR many other ailments,
%. Try Il and see
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17

The house corner a and G streets
No 40l has been newly furnished
With brand new Furnishings. good
comfortable beds new floor covering.
every comfort ana convenience. win
rent as sleeping rooms and a few
rooms for house keeping Electric
lights and bath cool verandas for use
OF guests Rooms rented By day.
week or m06lh with on without
board. Rates reasonable, apply 401
G street
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17

are you ecjn0 70 he Woodmar2
II nct-weli. do Il now and get your
name or the charter list II you ever
regret II, your fee will be refunded.
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17
FjIEYSFIONE EYAr6TAP
ceTeS ooids' @7evoa.s Pasumopfa
NOW IS NOT TAfs rAtp,

= " : NOT THIS FAR?
VI l dress your saw and t5ara :,
any th.As wrong With it. I am mors
'hah willing to correct it without ~
-ne' e'st - you Address. W. g
tucker. l2s north Wolf street h..
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17

WRESTLING MATCH AT GRAND
OPERA HOUSE MAY 18TH AT g: 80
P. M
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17

gdE C'TiciaAL LAxET5va coyGR SYRUP
kENEJEDY'S LAXATIVE
&C. Aiy@a HONEY ANn FAR
The Brunswick news., 1908-05-17

ing water. cool and serve. lec per packaoe at
all Grocers flavoss. Refuse ell substitutes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
SdliffsnadridJtcn.

Nem. Dorf, IS. Sept. - gngc.
fonlnlcn ii1o Die 3onpfer .@rober
&ilrfiirlt" unO n@ilbelm Der 8robc"
Ton Bremen.
Nb9eiabrcn Iino Die 0ampfer
"Somburg" nodJ Son1burg, nGoiicr
8i(belm Der 3tpeite" nod Bremen
unb rHotterbom" nad) Hottarbnnl.
9rcmen,1 is. Sept. - Ion Seem.
9)orf fam Der Gampfer naronprin,
Wilbelm" orl.
an, 10. Sept. - Gin.
getroffen bon 9tetp : Yorf lit beute
Der Gompfcr oGitonio."
Gopenbogen 10. Sept. - Ser
1ompfcr Oscar" Der 3neitc" lit bon
Hcip.Dprf angcfommen.
Glasgow, Is. Sept. - Ginge.
trofien bon 9tcm = Oort lit bellte Ser
9ompier n5llrnciiio."
GneenStolun, Is. Sept.- Ser
Compfer n2llcania" lit bon Hetp.
s)orf eingetroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Mns bcm Snncrcn Warplano's NIB
ben a%ngrcnscnbcm Staatcn.

Iie Stoot Sogerstoipn in @oib-
ington-Gountp, NO, braldt Negen.
uno 5luar iebr notbwenOio. Gle He.
ierDoirs Der nBaibington County
WaIier.Go.," melde Sagcrstolun NIT
@oiier Der org baben einen 10 MIC
brige.t @aiierltanb, DOB Die Gompag-
ME gslpungen ipor, bie gcmobner Der
Staot 5i eriuden, 10 iporium, ipie
MIR moelid, nit Dem @aiier 5u per-
fobren. Cine srobe Mcnee @aiier
fir Trinf5pede miro bon Ysn-War
nnb gerfelep-S prings. 8..ga., mad
3agerStonn geianbt, o. Die 9cipob-
t1er iid fiirhten, oos Heierpoirmaiies
5u trinfen. uno o~iejenigen, Die fem
5rinftpoiier faufen fonnen, foden
oas &eicrpoirpaiier, ebe iie bapon &c.
nieben. Der Waiisritono aller Stro.
me i'm tueitlid)en Worplono lit ME.
orig unb Der bes Yotomoc mar felt
5poF Sabren niht 10 niebrig, inie &C.
genndrtig. Bel Wiaiomsport fonnett
bis 2cnte ben Eotomac ori eineS tref.
fc bon 5pei WeiIen burdipaten. Gie
8arrt1cr fiiblen Die 3rodenbeit nod
rtebr, pie Die Stdbter. SIRE grltnncn
itno Gpitsrnen iinb ailsgetrodnet ur,b
fie fonnen feline 5eIoorbeit perridten.
Tas @ieb miiiien file in pielen Sduen
peit snr Qrdnfe treiben.
Muh Der @diieritanb See Susaue.
bannt 1T duberlt nieorig, uno tpentl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

stm %. Sept. Gompfer nNoro'
Amcrifa" nod) NcopcI uno @enlta.
9m %. Sept. 9ompicr .Ncm.g(m.
ltcrbam" nad) Hottcroom.
am %. Sept, 9ompicr ~. 0i(
Eienonte" nod Ncopcl nn0 @crrlo
gm %. Sept. 0Glnpicr oMoure
tonia" nod 2iperpool.
Nm %. Sept. 0ompicr .Sceonic"
nnh Solltbnmpton.
Nm "a. Sept. Gampfcr rWaoon
ia" nnd) Ncopel ulo MoriciQe.
PIN 81. Sept. 9onpicr ySlopo
nio" nad 8ibraItor mo 9tcopcl.
Mn 81. Sept. 0onpfer y&uriiirIt"
nnh 9rcnlcl.
Im "a. Sept. 9ampftr rGeltiG
lano" natb Sornburg.
Im 81. Sept. Gompicr .Gcltic"
nad 2ipcrpool.
Nm "a. Sept. Gompicr nSapoic"
nad SABRE.
am &c, Sept. Gampicr vGolum.
bio" nab Glasgow.
am 26. Sept. Gonpicr ,Miruc.
opoliS" no6 2onoon.
am 26. Sept. Gompier n20nigir
2oitiIc" noh @~ibrQltor uno Ncopcl
Mm 26. Sept. Gampier .grctorio'
llo6 9nmbnrg.
am 26. Sept. 0anpfer nllmbria'
llod 2ipcrpool.
PIN 26. Sept. 0umpicr ,Grooll
lono" lnd) 9opcr uno Intperpcn.
gm 26. Sept. 0an1picr ,Ybilo
oclpblo" nod) southampton.
4m 90. Sept. 0ampfer ,Gccilic"
nad @rcmcl,. ..
NM 30. Sept, Gnmpicr nTpnoam"
nod Hoitcroanl.
Nlm 80. Sept. Gompicr y9(rQclt.
tina" nad) Ncortl mo SrieIt.
Im 30. Sept. Gompicr ,Ganlpo.
MIA" nab 9iucrpool.
PIN 30. Sept. Gampfer ,Ecuto.
nic" nob Soutbompton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
N6fabrtstage Der Gscan 7nmpicr
bon Wciusyprf.

am II. Scpt. 0ampier uara6ic"
llad 2iocrpool.
am II. Scpt. Gompfcr nScais
Slau" mad 0opcnbaaet.
am II. Sept. 0ompfsr n5rieoridJ
Der 8robe" nod BREMEN.
am1t7tg ept. Gampfcr naaiierin"
nod Samburg. dt ca~
Sim II. Sept. 1dmpier ,2or.
rine" nod SABRE. Jfl'
am fs!91Sept. gampfer .gretic"
nad) Wtbrnftar unb gseupel.
am 49, Sept. 9ampfsr .8uiia"
nod Hotteroam unb 2ibau.
GIN 10. Sept. 1ampier ,Gdronia"
mad 2iuerpool.
am 10. Sept. Camper nTatrieia"
tad Samburg.
am 10. Sept. 9anlpier .3eelanb"
had Tpper uuo 4nttperpen.
am 49, Sept. 0ampicr st. 2ouis"
nod Soutbampton.
am 10. Sapt. Camper .Ninne.
tnba" nod 9onoon.
am 10. Sept. 7nmpicr .Galebo.
nia" nnf Glas9oip.
PIN %. scpt. 2ampicr naaiier"
mad grencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
ltncrflGrlidJc 8lnttbat cincs Smbia'
%ncrfnabcn.

Durango, Sol. Is. Sept. -
Jranf Some, Gin 1~5-jdbrigcr Snbia.
ncr, ~erlangte beute oui ir9eno cine
@ciie Yelib bon eincm Gcuolucr uilo
jogte 81 Eieoc mic toQ ourd) Die
StroBen bon Eogola Suction. lin.
tcrmcgs i%enerte er ali Annie 9afcr.
ric pierjdbrige lodtcr eilcs Oiitglie.
ocS bes lite. Snoianerltammes, uno
tDOtcte iie arf ser Stele. Iann rift
CT meiter uno pcridmano in Den Der.
gen. acin Wotip fir icirc Sbat lit
ttfonnt. auber oieqcid)t pIoblid aus.
9e6rodene unipiberitcDlidc WoroluIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

ocrielbt nod bel OorfsSnpcn INN jlpci
Sol f1nt, mcro1n sic bortigcl clcf.
ridden @crfc Gcid)loiicn werocll mill,
icn. Gielelben pericbcn piclc Sllolt-
itrit.llntcrncbmln0cn 1T Yort nit
cleftriidcr 9ctricbsfroft.
Gom blinbcn @ottcn &C.
dol len.
Sn Norfolf, So, idob ser Dor mcb.
rcrcn Wonoten crblinoctc Mrbeiter
@u. @riabt icinc 80 Sabre oltt
8ottin Wort6a @rigbt bier Wol nit
einem Henolper. Tie Sror miro &c.
neien. 3ic SdicBerci trug iid I'M
@ctt SIT. @rigbt bottc cincn an feline
Strait gerid)teten 2iebeSbricf bon ei.
mem onocrcn Wonnc abQefangen, bcll
er iif bon eincm 6rcilrloc porleierl
IieB. Siirdtcnb, icin Srau miiroc
linn Elm 2eib 5ltfiigen ga Iir geGubert,
Tie ici es miioe, fit i'm 81 ioreell.
idlief er milf bein HeppIper I'M 9ett,
gls nun in Der Tod)t pon Sonrltoo
u,f Wdhtae ieite Srdit cine perodh,
ti9e @ctbtoung mtdhtc,g 'eriif or mud,
icincm Htpbfber ttnb'''fcuertc bier
Shiiiici hb, Sic onc '%trdfen. ober feline
lc6cnsGefdbrIidcn gerfetungcn Der
llriodlteit. |n ~.
g d) ob @ottin1nnbS obn.
@Gbrenb Sronf WcGolpea bon
Worllt Elcoiont, 9orf.Gountp, feline
Sbrotflintc bantirte, entllto iid oie.
lelbe rno Der S6ub trof ieine 8nttin
nnb ieincn 5poliidbrigen Sohr, Die
lel6cn I'M 8ciidt perlebeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
Nepaablnns Der Stimmcn perlangt.

Smabn Nebr., Is. Sept. - lln-
ter Der 9cbanptlng, OaB IN Omaha
unO Soutb OMAHA bel Der Grinldr-
matt 81 lcinen l%lngunltcn Sdminoe-
Icicn perilbt lporben ieien, beantrogtt
George @. 9crgc, ipelder iif Inn Die
Domination fir ons Ant Oes @ou.
pcrlcurs ani Dem bemofratiid der uno
populiItil6cn Sidet beluorban batte,
cine 3cu5ablung Scr abgcoebenel
Stimmen in Den c%rmGbnten beibea
StGoten. GS miro bebauptet, fit
Yerge abgegebcne Stimmen ieien fir
Iablman uno SbaQenbergcr ge51blt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
ElGte Dun sfntcre1c.

Glide ser Scbensmiiroiafeitcll
goltimore's iino:
9as @aibington Monumcnt an
Mount 8ernon. uro @oi6inoton.
Flace iino in oerielben Hadbaridalt
Die Sobn Eager Somarb., oie Ioger
g. SnacD.S totue llno anocre 8erfe
Der 9ilobaue. funi It.
9as Shlad)tcn . Monument am
Monument Square 5tpiihcn sem
Boltanlt unb Dem Suiti5poIoit, crrih.
tet CUR grinuerung an Die Sdladt
bonn ~. September 1914.
8as Wation Monunert on
Wount Topal.I nenue uno 2anpolc.
Strabe, 5u gbrch bon Sberitlicute.
l,ant 8m. S. @ation erri6tet, scr in
1916 I'M merifaniidcn ariese in Der
S6ladt bon Wonterep fiel.
9as Yoe-W Document, bonn 9aIti.
more 2ebrer.S crein allf Dem airdboi
Der 8eItminlter. Brcsbptcrioncrfirdc
oil 5uDctte. uno @reeneltrobe at
Gbren ocs GidltcrS Cigar 4Qcn Goe
erridtct.
9oS nelle MorplonbS nItitllt in
Der RGge oes @ati .Monumei1tS.
9as 81 gbren Ger Warplano
3bcilnebmer on Der Hepollltion Don
Der DMarplanb 8eieaid)ait oerS0bne
Der amcrifanilden H%epolution" ouI
Der Wount Iopal 8la5a crrihtctc 9te.
polutionsOenfmol.
Gas nelle 3oageb6uoe an @ap',
8ater.. iin6 2ombatSItraBe.
9aS ~SobnS Sopfins' Soipital"
al 9roaowop, Mcmument., @olic.
nno SeiierionItrobc, bos eroBartigite
Soipital in ocn Ser. Stootcn.
Gic nSobhS Sopfins' llnipcrIitGt"
an Der NoroeSomoroitrabc, Die bcoell.
terloIte 2~cbranItaIt in oicicm 2anoe.
Gas Reaboop Snititut NIT giblio.
tbcf, 9%lnitgaaerie uno Mllif.Gon.
lerbatorium an Mo1int gernon. uno
@aibington-Blace,
Die Observation-Disclosures oeS 5. Sic.
nimcnts oil Trciton. uno Sniimolt.
StraBe uno Earf- unb Climber. 2lpc.
Scr S6rott6urm an Sopcttc. lllo
5rontitroBc, oas cin5ige nod Itcbcnoe
9auipcrf bicicr art in oen Ser. Staa.
ten.
GarroQ.Earf nit Dem altet Gar.
rolf. Waniion.
Der &lat an Baltimore . StroBc
nlb Sopfins' Rlacc, mo bic GonoreB.
Safe itano, in ipelder @oibington
ont 20. 9e3embcr t776 taft al tofro.
3os McDonogb : Wonumcnt oui
Der @rcenmount. Cemetery, su Gbren
oes @riinocrs Der WcD onoab. Sdule
fir @aiienfnaben.
DDS Gonfoberirten.W onumcnt aui
Der Wount Hopal Gla5a.
Ias Columbus 3enfnlal bel ser
Somuel Ieaop.S dule an Rortb. ulO
Sarforb.9 (penue.
Gas Biloe.3 enfmal al DroabpaD
,,no 5airmount- apenue, au g6rcn
bes @riinoers ocs Soo Geaops.Cr.
bens.
Sos 8els. uno WcGomas Cent.
maI an @ap. uno aisauitb . Strabc.
gum anocnfen an amei WarDlono
Seloen aus Dem Griege bon 1911.
Hatterion.Earf, no nod Die Sdan.
gen aus Dem aricge bon 1914 por.
bauoen iinb.
9as Baltimore Ohio . @cb1uot
an Der Noromeit.gde bon Baltimore.
uno gbarlesItrabe.
Ser 3ruiS.Sia-Yarf, 700 gder
dref,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

EGfe aur Hriie in's Muslanb 6c.
iorat 6. Saline, SIR. 413, Cit4@alil.
mureitrake, nagc Gaitum Suuie Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16

III cine Sollc ST. lodcn pcrllldte.
Goun iplgte clt Observation-Disclosures
aonpi pon Samer, Ibiirmen mo
QGuiern III Der Mitte bes 9rcttcS, IN
pcld)cm Snrrnid cine 10 h%eocutcno
iiberlcgcnc Eoiition biclt, boB Caster
bos Spiel nuigob.
Dos Heiultat lit bis Jet: Caster 5,
1orroid =, Temis 8.
d +, piellciht aud
ni6t.
8eueralfoniul aorl 9iin5 in gtcn+
Dorf, ociien 9ciorocrung gum &C.
ionotcl id)on felt pielen Monoten ais
fiber in Ged)nung ge5pgcn mar, tit
mogliderlpciic fir Sen beutiden @e-
ionoten,EnltCn in Werifo ollscriebcn.
Die gnti9eibung ,ltebt nod aus.
@obrihciulid) miro Der &oiIcr crit
Gnoc Sftober oiesbe5iiglihc Sors
ld,lGae erboIten. 9is oobin miiroe
olio Die grnenming nidt poll5o9cn
merben fonncn. (&ie filt5lih aus
Eeiu.2 )orf berid)tet mllrbc, ~pcrloutcte
bort aus gloublpiiroiger Ndclle, onB
Serr aurl 8iin5 bic 9%efbrbcrung
gum 8eianoten in Mcrifo bcreits cr.
balten babe mo ieincn nnlen Epltcn
i'm Ropen1ber antrcten mcrbe.)
@ieber elm grobcr Sfon.
BAL.
Sic bieiige Griminol-Fpli5ci lit ouf
oos gifrigltc nit cinem S%fonbolfoll
bci6dftigt, olird) oeiien Iufoedung
5oblrcidc, bisber ongciebene Eerio-
men idJmer compromittirt merben. Sn
9uoopeit lit Elm Stuoent, Nonleils
arogujepics, iuegcn ciles III Berlin
be9o1genen Worocs in Soft genonl.
men. SIS Nueroen linn 5ugleid Gr.
prcliliugen unb Der Scrfcbr nit So
moIeruellcn 5ir 2oIt gelc9t. 3ie ST.
m%lttelnngen Der bieligcn 9eborocn
bobcn bercits ergeben, oob arogu.
ienics bon Sffi5ieren unb onoeren
bodgeitellien decentralization in Ser.
lin nlto &eioelbcrg nomboite @elo.
I%crbungen erbnltch fat. Mon be.
5rpeiielt nidt, ooB bel Dem bemn1d).
Itioen Ero5eB nieber cine Menge
Sbntub ouIgcriibrt merocn miro.
Sn DRESDEN gcltorbcn.
Si 1resoen lit ser nambaite Som.
ppniit unS 1iriaent, Eroi. gonulno
aretlhmer, bohbctagt aus benz sc.
ben aeIdieoen.
(Gomnnb aretidmer puroe am 81.
allgltlt 1881 81 Oitopib in Ser Sber.
lauiis geboren uno bon SuIius Otto
uno s. Sfneioer in Dresden ousge-
Sn Der 3eit bon 1850 bis
1870 leitete er perihieoene Gborper.
cine. in Ires6erL oorurter oen bon
linn %bcgriinoeten, ober mieoer einge.
aangcnen Gdcilien.8 ereir. 1870 Bis
1888 mar er Iirigcnt bes 2ebrer.
8c'angpereits. Seinc grGberen Com.
poiitionel iino einestbeii5 Gbprperfe
nit Srheiter, pie Sic 1865 preissc-
fronte o8eiiterihlaft," Bilgerfabrt"
o6er ,Shon Hotbtraut" (tS9tI
anbercrieits Cpern, unter benen oie
06alflnger" Ben groBten erfolg bat.
teit uno aretidmer's Namen III mel.
teren areiien befannt madten.)
ga err I'm.
terrtht lit SoIoaten.
3u elmer tpidtigen 8ereinborung
lino oas preuBiide 2anomirtbihafts,
Niniiterilm unb bas preliBiite
ariegsminiiterium gelangt. 1ie bel.
Den 5aftoren batten iit iiber Die De-
ltimmungen a%eciniet. pcld)e fir sic
einfiibrung bes Ianomirtbihaftliden
llnterridts in Der prenBiihen armee
maBgebeno iein ioaen. Iie Reuerul,l
bat ifon lanaere 3sit auf Sem
8unidsettel ser Militarpermaltiina
seItanoen. Bon ibrer gerpirfliduna
reripridt man ,iiid e~ripriebIide Sic.
%luItate. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
glnd Gin @rnnh snm SclbitmurS.

GDicagG Sis, Is. Sep1. -
g8cil man i'm nidt Sol0ot merben
laiien wolltc, brod)tc iid bier Der 10
iGbrigc otto Sd)neiocr cine lebenS-
gefdbrlibe SbubmunOc bel. Seitl
Safer, Der BETTER elmer 9ubbiEoc'
rel, bate inn porgeitelt, boB er iuc-
gen ieiaes jugcnblihen Alter5 als
Tefrut niht ungenommen meroel'
miiroc. Eroeoem meloctc iid Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-16
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01
THE HONESTY OF PRESIDENTS.
un.weFylnE " o:..l IaatsgEity, a . characteri.ti

UnSweFving Integrity a Characteristic
 Of Our Chief Ma@1strates.
 From the New York World.
 Grover Cleveland was reputed to be very rich man when he left the White House. It was charged by Popu- list and BryanIte orators that he had accugn ulated a fortune of fully 5000 900 while in office. That he died com- paratively poor effectively refutes a slander as persistent as 1t was malig- nant,
 Personal integrity has even been a distinguishing trait in Presidents of the United States twenty-six occupants of the high post. but against none of them has an accusuation of dishonesty been preferred which had more sub stantial basis than wild rumor. The charges were rung on Grants alleged connection with the gold ring. but the evidence as aifted by historians &C., quits him of any complicity in that at- tack on the nations credit. From Washington to Roosevelt the line of succession In answering integrity re- mains unbroken.
 Presidents have been incorporate they have not been exempt from hu- man weaknesses. and they have com mitted numberless mistakes In execu- tive policy. Party calumny has not spared their morals. But that they have used their position for personal profit is yet to be proved. Not one was ever shown to have added a doi- lar to his fortune by the llleEltimate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01

The Independence Party, will i've up to its name. said MF. Palltser yester- 'As At the convsnton to be held in chi- cage on July ss ana s ss ~s Sso sos the nc c.sas- dIdatss wili be cannot be forstoid n
 ais not Mr. Hearst likely to be the
 There is a strong movement 10 make him the candtdate. said Nr. Palliser, abut Mir. Hearst will probably Insist on some one else heading the ticket He has said, If remember cor rectly,. that he would not again run
 . what hat enect will the third ticket have on the Bryan peopieg'
 Why. Bryan hasn't a ghost of . chance to Do elected President rhis the field. There is no doubt in my mind that Bryan will be the Democratic caii- didate, and he Will be worse beaten than he was before.
 I would not be at all surprised to States which never have gone Repub- iican. The Hearst people will poll a very large anti-Bryan vote In Texas, and that means that the Republicans essrs ssrs sSss s as .s shsass s5r si asf lives
 me Hearst people poiled about ils.- O0O votes in the State last year for Court of Appeals justices. The mana gers expect this year to poll in the 060,oo5 votes. IT they can make a showing of this Kind 1t Is believed by Mir. Hearst that the old Democratic party will go out of business and that ths Indsgsndeaes Party VII take IS rPisSs PIsSSes' year re io hs issis srysn y as canal. he wifi not come to the front again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01
DANGEROUS SPORT.

One night last week. as a balloon
 was flying over Brattsboro. Vermont. a pair Of hoodlums or idiots took
 shots at it with their rifles. both balls penetrating 1t. but fortunately it was not disabled nor was either of the oc- cupants injured, We do not know if they took It for some strange fowl or were only a couple of reckless fools. but they must have been one or the other. or both. Two men have been arrested. charged with the crime of shooting with intent to kill" and if they can be convicted we suppose they will have to serve a term in the peni- tentiary. That will be light punish ment for such an offence. but if they get what they deserve it may at least kind that taking snapshots at balloons