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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

! Observation-Disclosures in &0iung bon
&uluriroQcn bat oub ser g3od
mo SduBbum0 nid)t nit elmer alb
lhrrtCn0cu Stcuer BON umpcrbdlt
]GiBmGBi0cr @0he bcIegt mcroel
bari, 10 IoltQc &crgcben aegcn 81.
6crbcit 0c9 Scbcn9 mlO G%i9entbum3
Gorfommcn. Qua @eiiibl Der Sidcr-
hcit Wntcr Sdub mo MQhiumfclt
oc0 @lu0ca Bari niht oltrd bCltGlr.
Glqc Spcrrc un0 ml0crcht Dobc1lm.
ocItcllcr IN Der 0robIto0t Ncbil6t uCrs
Den. 3ltnt minocitcn mlilBtc cuolid)
cine NbltIfung filr Die 9ticmun0eu
ltOrcnocn fnlm bemcrtburc1 ,3pCr,
&C, fitr Die niibIihcn Wiittclhun1c
CSug0. mo Wnhblm0e) mo cn0lih
Oic Nicicn eingciiibrt mcrocu. Wtit
0cn GinpdnOcn BON SnlmutbNeiubc
I0Bt lid Die bobc @rnOcituter uidt
rchticrtigeu.
Nb9clcbcn bon Ser Niitlihtcit oct
@lut0c I'M cin5clnem Der poltomirtG"
id uitlidcn uno miiienid,uftlihcn BE,
ocutung Der &unOc5ud)t i'm glQgt.
m2incn, bobcn &lmOcircunoc nod
OoH mcitcrgcben0e Heht, buB ibnclt
Oic 6relIoc nn ibrcm &ergniigcu nidt
rcr0dllt pcr0e, ltcbcrull buben iicj
Die Grdgcr 8cmeiniomcr &ntcreiiea
5l @ercincu unO %crbGnoen Qcel
niIt orNoniiirt, 10 utd ole Nlnoc.
better. llcbcr Die go15e Gror Der.
~itrcirt criitircn &creinc Scr Nln0r,
irclmoe, mo Ncrcinc sur 3ijhtuuJ
rcincr @unocroiien mo fiir bic cir.
SEMEN Hniicn micocrrm Special.
Clubs nit 3lucigocrcinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
@efanntcr Habbi acitOrbcu.

Wonteren, Gal, %. gpril. 49,
Tobbi Socob Gooriangcr pom Fem.
pei emanuel in Son 6ronciSco lit
Iier i'm Sotcl 0elmonte an einem
&er5leibcn pl6blid) geitorben. @cbp.
rem 1852 IN Nmiteroom, fam CT in
Sitter bon = Sobren nod) 2lmerita II.
ltono perihiebqnen Spnogogcn IN
Tbilooelpbio, Yropioence rto Son.
lion, Fer ipnr. Sm Sabre 1856 mltr.
Dc or Hnbbiner oeS lempels Gina.
mel in San Srancisco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Scraniidlc GbnQc.

sorts Ger, %. 2(priG.-
IN 8iImer, leras, eridoB ser &c.
ger Ben Souano ieine Sdmeiter.
Sofort ueriommeItcn iif mebrcre
Sunoert Ne8cr, meIhe &oIlono INT
d)cn moIlten. God balo erif)ieu audi
Der Gonitabler Gltmbie nit ieiner ge-
Inoencn GoppeliIinte unO iufte Sen
Mob 5u 5%erItrelcn. I<noeiien itIugeIl
ole erre8ten 9teger Don alien Seiten
ollf i'm elm. Sm @e0r0nge cntlilbcn
lid beioe Sdufe oeS @enebrS oe3
GonItoblcrS un0 Soiepbine Wiitdca.
irpie Elm unbefanntcr Neger brohcn
foot 5uIammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Sdiffsnahridltcn.

Nciu Nort. 2S. ApriI. - Sc,
Gunpier nGtpnoom" fam BON Not
tcr0um an.
NbGefobrcn lit ser Gampier oaoiicl
@iIbelm Der 3lpcitc" nad) Bremen.
StperpooL 2G. glpril. - Icl
Compiler oWourctouio" lit bclltc pol
Nep'})orf ongcfommcn.
Bremen, 26. Npril. - Gin0c
t%roiien bon 9}cm = Yorf lit Der Gam.
pier nHronprin5 WilbeIm."
Ncm Dort, %. Npril. - Ntl
Netommen iino Ole 0ompier .Gel
tic" bon Siuerpool, n@roBer Sur.
|fllrlt" bon Srenlen mo .&oiier Mil
helm Der NroBe" bon Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
&ermiidJtc t%clcarnpbiidDc Gcpcid)cn

- Sn Srootllne, Wfoi'y lit im Nls
ter bon 50 Sobren ". ". Nihola.
Triibcrer Supcrintenoent ser Sic
herci in ser Nopp DorO 81 Gborle.
Itou, geitorben. Gr bat in iener
Naup Ooro in Sen Iogen oes 9iir.
GerfriegeS oaS 6abr5euG mlagcrii-
ltet, meIfcS ipGter ais Scr nMtoni-
tor" ser ben aampf nit Dem .Mer.
rimac," Dem a%ciiirttcten 6obr5eug
Der Rebeuen, bcitonO, 10 beriibmt
luur0c.
IN Cartilage, go, lit Sri,
Glen Stemort I'M sitter BON t04
Sabren geitorben; lie ioa oie Glteitc
9%cmobncrin 0eS n0rolihcu Sbeile9
0eS StnatcS Ncw.Dorf gcmcieu iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Inrdl cincn SliRidllaa betGmbt.

2oncoitcr, ga, %. gtpril. -
Som @lib a~etroiien unO fl1r3e 3eit
betGltbt, lit Sri. &ennie Nortiu Die
10 Sabre nlte lodter Oe8 6ormerS
Mortin bon 9irO.in-Snno, nod gut
ruuon gefommen. Der 9lib bate ibr
oac aIeiOer bonn 2eibe geriiien ibr
Ieood) feline meitereu @%crlebungcn
beigcbroht. Sbr &0rpcr mar An
idugs 10 nit @Ieftri5it6t geIoOen, oob
ibr Gotcr, ais er lie nuibebcn molltc,
BON cincm eIcttriiden S6Ioge nicOer.
gemorfen mltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29
Plus benz Smncrcn Marplanb'S nno
ben n%ngrenseabeu Staaten.
Sobn 81 icGl qcItprben.

- = y = \ Es
Sn Cumberland, $40, itarb I'M
sitter Don y Sobren Sr. ISobn 9iiebI,
ein dis @el6dftSmom mo 9iir0cs
Qlcid) ongeicbcncr Wunn. Gr NOR EN-
cttiucr, geiinnungStreuer Gemofrot
mo oicntc Dor etlpo 30 5o1ren ais
County 3 GommiIiGr fiir Nuegonu.
Goumtp. 3ebn Sabre lang iiibrtc CT
init @rn. &. &. Sol5idu, Dem &otcr
oca uerItorbcnen SoGn &cnrp Sol5.
Id)L Sd)oBmciiter iiir NQcgonp.Go.,
5lllormen inter Der 6irmo BON Sol3s
id)u II. Hiebl Gin 8errel1 g Sd)neiocr.
geld0tt, bon Dem CT, nad)oem CT iid)
6ltm Moblitono empurgeorbeitct, pur
10 Sobrcn ms Eripotlebcn 5llriit
500. Gr luor elmer Der 0riin0er ocl
euong. . lutb, 0reicinigfeits STRIDE
mo cin tbGtiaes Wfit9lieo oericlben.
&r. Niebl mur0c III FrcuBen geborcr
mo fam OILS jllnger Wonn bon Il
Subrcn nod Nmcrito, no er iid) 3ils
crit in Berlin, 30, nieoerIieB. Son
BORT 5og er mad Cumberland, WN.
Gr NOR 5ipeinlnl perbcirotbet; ollBcr
ieincr g8ittlpc binterl0Bt er ole iol.
0clloen &in0er: hilbert, Sobn mo
@ilbelm Hiebl, uno Srou @.Gimm.
Cumberland; Srou Senrp 2unu, Sic.
pelon0, D; Srou elmer ySbitc Yiti3.
burg, ga; 6rnu Wen. &llbn II. 6rou
&af Chisholm, Sogcratomn Mo.;
I0olpb Hiebl ,Wtarion Sno, nno Sri.
MnleIiu Hiebl, Cumberland.
Wt QporSmobI in @Icn 6 d) 0.
Sobn u. Garrett, Scr Manor Dot
@lcn Gdo, no, bat iid c%ntid)lolien.
ais Gonoibot fir MieoercriuGbluulg
cllf 0en Elon 5u treten. glS irin@c-
gen . GonoiOat lit %umeS 9. Gilcp
ollf9eitcllt, elmer Der prominenteltcr
Yiirger ser Srtitnft. Scr Mab.-
tompi nm nGditen Vtontog peripridt
elmer Der beiBeitcn 5u ipcroeu, oen
@len edo lie acieben. Wopor 8orrctt
lit befonnt ais Der .gop.Wfopor"
neil CT nlir 81 Sabre alt mor, olS er
ermGblt lpltroe, uno lon1it Der iiingite
Wopor in Den Ser. Stuoten mar.
Nlld erlangte CT .aroBe 9totorietut
burf Die HigoriiitGt, nit ser er olif
8runo elmer Veror0nln9 Der Srt3.
beboroe oen aompi gegcn 5t ldncll
1abren0e Nuton1obiliiten 0urd)iitDrte.
Sein 8egner lit etipu 60 Sabre alt,
leine Elottform itiibt Iif Defenders
CHI groBere Nodiid)t gegen Die gut.
Ter mo nicOrigcre Steuerraten. Sic
fommenoc @abl bilbet id)on jeet bu3
%oIlGemeinc Soges9ciprG6, uno logger
Iroien unOainber 3eigen lid) an oeul
&uSgan9e nuf's 2ebbafteIte interei.
ilrt.
Snelfter Stunoe.
lin orei iungen Ganoiooten fir
Die Slotten . Mfobemic 8elegenbeit
5t geben, Dor Iblouf Der altera.
gren5e (9eginn oes 90. 2~ebensjoh.
RESI- Die forperlide guinobme . Bri;-
lung 81 beiteben, muroe elm Spe5iai.
Hriifungs : Sermin eingerihtet, l.,
Gem ale orei, Soratio 5. Eierce po!l
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Golurnbo's Hepnblifaner fir Saft.

8ueblo. Col, %. gpriI.-0ie
Hepublifaner bon Colorado bielten
belte ibren StnatS sGonpent bier ob
uno ertpGbIten Ielegaten fir Der
Gbicagoer Hationol . Gonpent. Iie'
ieIben Wuroen inItruirt, einbeitlif
iiir Saft 81 itimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

Soutb @oro, NJ, s. 2. To,per9
pon 9toro . Carolina mo &opmon0
&. aCrr bon eugene, Oregon 5urt
Gintritt ais &oncttcn toltqlid bcfm-
Den pur0en. 0ieieIben mltr0en &C.
tern bon Dem SlIperintenoentcn
So0ger etngelhmorcn mo IN Die
picrtc @loiie cingereibt. Sic crbicI-
ten gIcif Ourulli llrlaub bis gum
Sltli. Qie iungen Selte, mel6e Ole
tull'cnlhoitlihe MISUNDERSTANDING
bcreita in ser porigen @od)e bciton,
Den bottcn, p0ren idmmtlih IN ne
hl0cn Gogcn, elmer iogor am nGh't'
tolgenoen Gage 20 Sabre alt gcuor-
Den, 10 Bob Ser regliIGrc EriifunQS.
Sermin (Nnfong5 Suni) 5lr ipGt fir
oiclclben gelucicn iciu miiroc.
w 81 ii dter SIN d)tpers
IL ).
Gtc 6llldt elmer Nn5abl 8ciun0C'
ner aus Dem @ef0ngniB 5l SrcocriG,
Mo, nur0c Ourh Die @ud)ianttcit
oca Stills 3 ShcriiiS eugene ". Nile.
ran0er uercitcIt, NIa ocrielbc sic
Icbtc NbenorlnOc mnd)tc, gIulIbtc or
ploblid) elm pcroGdti0ca WerGuid) 81
b0rcrL Ou9 bon elmer SGgc ber5ll.
rilbrcn ihicn. Soiort bcnudrihtigte
CT ShCrilf Wipcra unO @illfS SIDE.
riif @m 4. Garner; ulle 0rci be0u.
ben lih ultf Ole Soucr un0 fanoeI
ooB 0oH @cr0ulh nlla Dem untcriteu
Stodlucrf Scr Wdnncr . glbtbciIunG
bcrtoru. Glrd Elm @cbcimfcuiter
lobCn lie, mie mcbrcrc @cfungcnc4}os
item Itun6cu mo 0urd NGrn ollcr
Nrt Den SLANG Der Sage 81 ilberto.
men Illd]tcL mGbrcno mOCrc emlig an
Der Nrbcit luarcn, elm God IN 0rlI
InBboOen 5l lGgcrL 0urt) melheS ir
IN Den Seller 0cIongt iein miir0el.
Die 9comtcn 0finctcn ploelih oic
Ebilre un0 Ieuertcn einigc Sdiiiic
aus ibrcn Nepolucrn in Den SllBbo.
ocrl, INN Die Str0ilinQe cin5uidiid)
tern; Dies 0clong ibncu nld) boil
tommen OicIelbcn oerbielten iid)
OllrdInuS rlthig rno boten oic BE.
onteL nid)t oui lie 81 idicBen. Cine
Gleid) oornlti nngeitelte llnterilthunG
ergob ais HG0el3iilbrer Die 8ciungc.
men ". ". Wtnrrop Summerfielo
Cole un0 Soicpb Seniel, melhe Ger.
mine megen HoltbcS, be5m. 9ctruge@
ubiibcn. 9ic SGgc botten Die 6rei-
hcltS0urItigeu mittelit cillc8 oltcll
VieiicrS ans elmer G~iicnplottc Der.
3~uitclcn p%criton0en, mcIAc tie aus
clncm IN Der 3elc zines frunfen sc.
fonqcnen ouigcIteltcn Sclobcttc &c.
llon1mcn bnttcn.
@obn @cielli hoft fault
Nabn itrcdc.
Die Girettoren Scr @oIbington.,
Irc0erid. II. Gettysburg e @obu.@r.
ielihoft f"ouitcn in elmer in TSrcocs
rid, 0f0, obAcbnltcncn Generals q.
butlg pom Der Wonococcp 8olleD.
@obn . @eicaihoft bic Der Iebteren
GchorigC, ctmo pier Wteilen lo1Qe
@abnitrede BON Gotoctin 6llrllucc bis
Gburmont UNI 0cn Ereia bon $50.
600. Die Srun9oftion gi6t ser aGli.
iCrin cine @crbinounN BON 6reoerid
rad Sburnont, nit Nu9nubmc Ell
1er orei Mcilcn Iongcn Stredc 5tp;.
lden SepiStomn mo Gotoctin Sur.
lIocc. 9os Grccltipc . Gonitc mllr.
sc ongemieicn, nit Dem @on ser lett,
0cnonnten @obnlinic unpcr5iiglid 6ll
beginner.
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3luci anroiuGlc anltirtcn.

Fontiittal = @ohamt In ser ct.
Eatrid5 = aotbeOraIe pom NeW'
9ort. - Salt sic gauge Sierar.
die Der Der. Stooten 3ugegen.
Nen Oorf, %. April. Gas
ilnpoIanteite @rei9niB oes bcutigcn
cages uno Ser gon5eu 6eitpode Der
gr5oiojeie NemtOorf mar ooS Ior-
tiiituIz6ohamt, meldeS bellte @or.
mittag in ser ct. Static.
bralc celebrirt nuroe. 8uroinul
Sogue mar Der Gelebrant un0 auroi.
nal Gibbons belt oie 6eItpreoigt.
IuBer oieien beioen HrGlaten amtir,
ten nod Die f%olacnoen Erielter: Wgr.
Sobn gomarOS, aiiiitirenoer Erielter;
Mgr. Some5 $. Mc@om unb W9r.
Charles WcGreo0p, Gbrenbiafonc;
&eu. Sobn &. &ellner, Iiufon;
Rep. Ridnr0 O'SugbeS, SubOiuton.
Ger airhen6or bon Is &noben trlla
Inter 2eitung beS Crgoniiten s. g..
llngerer Oie WteBgciGnge Dor.
Gem Eontiiital : Sodomt alma
cine Yrojeilior porall, an lucI6er iid)
iGnmtlihe Gr5biih0ie uno 9iidoie
Der 8erciniaten Stootcn, auber oen
Gr5biid0fen WeBmer BON Mtilmallfec
uno Hioroan Don Gan 6ronciSco,
iommtIife @encrolpifare uno Ero-
ntn5ialc betbeiligten. SGmmtlidc
Fr0laten eridicnen in ibren pradt
llrobenOen OieBgcm0nOcrn mo scr
Mitra uno ieOer Gr3biiGoi mar Don
5luci @brenfaplGncn begIeitet. Gle
Ero5cilion bepegte iih pom &ot6e.
frale-GoQege 0urd Mooiions9(uenue
nnO 80. StrnBe mad Dem Gingang
5llr &atbcorale.
Nah Oem ScdJomt begaben iih sic
$50 YrGlater INN beiuhenOen Erie.
Ter nad) Dem autbcorale . College
3urilf, no ibnen 5l @trCn Elm 0iner
gegeben iullrOe. Wgr. Mc8amn bon
ser alten ct. Eeter9.air6e ell Bar.
clap truBe iun9irte bel 0emitIbeu
alS Gooitmeiiter.
NlBcr ser Eontiiifalmciic un0 Dem
6cltciien iiir oic GrGloten uno Yric
tier umiaBte OaS beutige Erogrumm
nod cine GontilitaI.& eipcr, rueld)e
nm s llbr Nbena in ser &atheorulc
oebaltcn muroe. Der apoitoliide Sc.
legat @r5biidoi Or. GiomeOc 6nlco-
nio illngirte bel oerielben ais Gcle.
brunt mo gr5biidoi Or. Sobn 5.
@lennou bon ct. 2ouis belt Die
Freoigt.
sir Oie gr0Bcren ainocr ser 4aro
hiolldNtlen, etma 5000 an Der 3nbl,
miro morgen &ormittoa If llbr 9i.
Idol 9lirte bon Nlbanp cine Set
mclIe lelcn. Warf Snnin miro bel
6iciem @otteS0ienit Elm Gbrengait
iein unO cs miro ibm nabe ser ct.
EotridS 'aan5el Elm Gbreitiit 5ugc-
mielen merocn.
&aroinoI Gibbons beutige Ereoigt
beban0elte Die @eid)ihte ser futboli.
i6en STRIDE Neusyorf'S pom ibren
iiirgitcn Sagen an bis sur @egel-
mart. Gr3bilhof 6arlcp erbieIt I'M
Snuic ocS Cages cine @%rntulotiona,
Oepeld)e bonn Enplt EiuS, ioipie Elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes ErG-
i%ioenten Nooiepelt.
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Wid)t fir Yrnan.

Trenton, RS. %. april. =
Ger belitc bier Itattgeiunoene oenno.
fratifde StaatS.9 onuent erlu16lte
Ielegaten fir ben Iationoi.G onpent
III 0enper. Gieielben erbielten feline
Snitruftion, aIs oieienipe, ourhmeg
linter 9ecbadtung Der gin6eitsregel
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IicTen nuO 3lutrat Der SnnOcuclt,

""I'" """ O'o''H' w l'hho'iplii
l~ttipriinali4 not Ser suno Dem
Men'Aen ein @eiGArte aus Dem
EbiereiA, @Gd)tcr Wo So0ogcbiiI.
fc, icRt hot Ole &m10c3ubt cine @cn.
Dung acnommeu, lpopon ielbit inter
@ebiloeter, lpclln iic lift 9erooc 5iI'
toIlia 5llm aDnoIogenfrcia 50blem
ipcnig %%orIteqnng berrid)t, @oDI
BADEN mir nod Die Nicieli mo 3rper.
&c Der @unOepelt: Den Apolo, ser
@r0Be nit Acknowledgements percint,
Die Ooggc, ben menidIenfrcunolid)en
ct. WerlburoSbuno, Den %paiiionirten
Mullerbuno NeltfmolGnoer. Nn0e
rerIcit9 Der lreunOlidc S6otten cil1cS
@ilnoeS: Die min5igcn &niicn, Oercn
S%orpcrgcluift 5luil6cn 3 mo 3
Efun0 idpnnft, bon mel6en so
Stiid olli OoS @cmiht cineS mGdti
gen Ct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS geber.
Giclc bciocn Grtremc repr1ientireH
nod Die refine Gurus. mo Spiclor
ten5itdJtlutg oeren Sdmierigfeit oc;t
S%portSmonn rei5t, oercn S6onbcit
cut oo1 gtge mirft. @eioe linn
Meiltcruerfe Der Sob5iidtung mad,
entgeaengeletter Hidtung Die nid)t
oufb0rt, nad obcn ooer unten elm
rod Otcbr O0cr @enigcr on5uitrcbel.
Wcioc @cgcni0be fallen am mciiten
oltf, prGgcn iif ein, 10 Dab ooS mid
tiglte Die acrntruppen Die IN ser
WtItte ltebcn, Ieid)t gun5 iibcriebcl
ooer bod untcrid)obt lpcrOcn. Gle
3ipcrge un0 0%iieien ltclen MIR cincl
flcinen SbeiI Ger @eiommtbeit oar.
3ruilden bcioen iteben NltB6unoe,
Sogobun0c, Sh1ferbunoe, NircOolcs
(ariegabunoc), ionic Die 5oblrcidcn
Wod). mo Sfubbunbc. Nus 0clt
Heiben Der Gobermonpiniter, oeltt.
ld)en ShoiCrblinoe un0 Nirc0olc9
meroen oic EoIi5eibunOc entnommcn,
hic Jest III ioit alien StGoten1 cutidj,
LAMBS, gcllalt 10 uie in SranfreidL
9elgien @ollono, om ruiiiihen @ofc,
in Nelu Nort II. |. ~. omtlid) cin0c.
iilbrt li10. &cin Gag pcrgebt, all
peld]eln njd)t bon ben c%rItounlid,cll
SeiItunGcr icId)er beridltet miro:
GntoedunG ron Wcrbrederu, ShuG
Der @eomtcl f:gcn llcbcrmoft, glli.
iinoen bon &crnliBtcn ODER cntlpcn.
oeten @tGcuildltoen, Hettung Gririe.
renber II. /. 10. Sn StGOtcn o6nc
Yoli5eibunoc muB Ole 3u6l Scr
Shubbeumtcn erbobt mcroen, in
iolden nit gcliigenoen S6ue6un.
Den lit lie ioG1r berobgeicbt noroei
S6on oicic EciItllna Der Sunoe, BON
weld)eu ein5clle nit SdGierbuto.
blut geborcuc Foli5eibunoe iino.
miibte ais NcUeis seniigcn. bob Der
cole Sumo 0oh nift leoiqIid) 3t 2olt
uno aerger Ger W%itmenid)en gebal.
ten uno ae5iidtct miro, ooB ole Sun.
ocbaltung mo 3udt beilte ibre Gri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-29

81 Itilnmen. Gin Antrog, sic GeIe.
Soten fir Srpuu5u inItruiren puroe
obgcIebnt, uuo sic 9rpan.9eutc i'm
Gonpent mareu oiienbar in ser Wft,
noritdt.
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Sic Nniicttc I'M Wett.

9oB Der ftout0aci0brIihc Nolc 0od
tcin gar 81 cridr0dliher Weuid lit,
teit0tiGt elm Oiii3icr in Scr ,GG0li,
den Hlm0ld)ou". Gr ld)rcibt: Cine
0rolIi9c @eldihtc pnliirtc min mubs
reno oeS Mton0pcra, boa inns in STEM.
lid nnbc N%criibrluN nit oCn Altcn
(icbt 10 ~uftllellcn) Fulcu brud)tC. Die
Gunrticrc morcn ioit iibcrull gut,
lnO nad) ocS Cages 2olt mo Site
ldlicfcll mir nlciitclltbcil9 ungclpicGt.
Nur zines 9todtS, ais id) mic0Cr bel
cincm bruucn YoIcnnlomn cinQuartirt
mar, tonntc i) 0ltrd)olta nid)t Gin.
IdluicrL neil ih ol0ouern0 Ouo Csc.
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gdic mrs 1nslnno beiorgt g. 9iniue, Wr.
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they're FOR GREEN.
Young Peoples Local Union Goes on
Record Early.

The campaign for mayor has already
commenced-though the election is full
ly a year away. The young peoples
local union. made up of religious socfe
ties from the various churches of the
city, last evening adopted a set of res
olutfons declaring for Mayor Green for
next year.
There are some 3S religious societies
represented and they are given from
8 to delegates each to represent them
at the sessions Of the local union.
About 5000 young people are represent
ed.
"The action was taken to head off
any other law and order candidate"
said Councilman H. B. Howard. eff
another candidate presents himself he
will have to get out and stand with
the other fellows-the wet crowd. We
are not going to have a repetition of
the fight we had last time when we
had Swendson and Green fighting for
recognition
The action was first taken by the
good citizenship committee of the un-
Ion on the 14th about a week ago and
endorsed last evening by the delegates
to the local union who met at the Y.
NJ C. A.
AS Councilman Hughes is generally
recognized as a candidate for mayor
atty honorS next spring and as he Will
not stand for being forced to assume
the leadership of the wet" forces the
fight which will be precipitated Will be
an interesting one.
Following are the resolutions:
Whereas, 1t is the policy of our
local union to take part in all move
nents in the interests of law and or
der, and good citizenship and also be-
ueving that the proper time OF dong
work is the time when it will be most
effective: and,
Whereas, 1t was the privilege of this
society to make the first public request
and official endorsement for the nomi-
nation of the Hon. William Green for
mayor two years ago; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we hereby earnestly
request Mr.. Green to be our candidate
for reelection in 1903 and we hereby
pledge him our earnest and undivided
support If our request is granted. Be
1t further
Resolved, That we hereby commend
our honorable mayor for the splendid
work he has accomplished in law en-
forcement, in the elevated tone and
the splendid showing of every depart
ment of the city administration, and
has made in the economical and
thorough management of the citys
finances and obligation.
Now we believe 1t due the citizens Of
Topeka to be given an opportunity to
show their appreciation of such faith
full and such patriotic service (render-
ed at the sacrifice of his own business
interests) and also, be it
Resolved, That the Topeka local I'M
ion of young peoples societies further
petition all organizations interested in
the permanent good of Topeka to join
with us in this request.
Recommended by the good citizenship
committee of T. L. u, April IA, 1908,
w. L. Stark. chairman; recommended
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Work has been mans lot since
the creation, but day Of toll should
not have its penalty Of pain. Why is
1t, then, you ask, that packacne so Of
ten follows? 1t is because the modern
tendency is to overwork, to tear
down faster than nature can rebuild.
An unnatural strain IS thrown upon
the vital organs, and more especially
upon the kidneys. which have the
work of filtering the blood free of
waste and poison.
The heavy tax of overwork-the
strain upon the back that is so COM
mon to many trades and occupations,
is too great. The kidneys begin to
fail in their work. and there is a
double danger to health. The poison
GUS matter collects in the system. and
the kidneys themselves begin to break
down.
Pain in the back is only a warning
of trouble in the kidneys. An in
fiammation has set IN, and a dis
ordered condition of the urine soon
becomes apparent.
Too much or too little urine, with
q constant desire to void the secre-
lions; any noticeable deviation from
the normal color; the appearance Of a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-21
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
The Survivors of Hawkins Famous
ZOuaves Hold a Reunion.

New York, April 21.-Half a hum
bred survivors-practical all there
are left-of the Ninth New York vol
unteers, more commonly known as
Hawkins Zouaves, held their annual
reunion at the Hotel Aston last night.
This remnant was one of the first to
respond to Lincoln's call for troops in
1851 and it served throughout the war.
legged devils left now-14 died dur
ing the last year-and they are grow
ing aged and grizzled and deaf.
eff the Zouaves hadn't had such a
weakness for fighting with cold STEEL"
commented a survivor grimly, looking
around the room, and recalline the
fact that 2,400 men went to the front
to serve in a regiment which never
numbered more than 500 at any one
here this evening"
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interior of the new Topeka National
one of the three or four largest hotels
in the state. He will carve out an ex-
tensive original scheme. Mr.. Reid has
lately contracted with an eastern syn
dictate to furnish cartoons, six a week,
for syndication to newspapers every
where. For this, the syndicate man
ayers say, he receives $4,000 a year
In addition he is conducting an art
school, publishing a daily newspaper
at Leavenworth and conducting a gem
eral publishing concern at Topeka 1t
is evident that Mr.. Reid not only is
getting to be great artist, but that
he is also one of the busiest men on
top of earth. He is yet young man
possibly 49, If nothing interferes with
his career, he will be one Of the ma
tion's most notable characters within
another decade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-21

leg was peeled from the knee, my foot
was like q piece Of raw flesh, and had
to walk on clutches. bought cake
Of Cuticura Soap, q box OF Cuticura
Ointment, and q bottle Of Cuticura
Pills. After the first two treatments
the swelling. went down, and in two
months my leg was cured and the new
skin came on. The doctor could not
believe his own eyes when he saw that
Cuticura had cured me and said that
he would use it for his own patients.
I used two cakes Of Cuticura Soap,
three boxes Of Ointment, and five bot
tea Of Resolvent, and have now been
Ncur1d over seven years, and but for
the Cuticura Remedies I might have
lost my life. I have lots Of grand
children. and they are frequent users
of Cuticura, and I always recommend
tito the many people whom my bust
ness brings to my house every. day.
Mrs. Jean-Baptiste Renaud, clairvoy-
ant, 277. Montana St.. Montreal. Que.
Feb. 20, 1907"