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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
JONES after CAPT.
SPIGH1'S SEAT
Formally Announces Candidacy, and
It Is Expected Several Others
Will Get In Race.

Special to The Neaos.
Jackson, Miss, Dec. 13.-Hon. G. L.
Jones, of New Albany, member of the
lower house OF the legislature from
Union counay has formally announced
himself as a candidate for congress
from the Second district, subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les next summer.
While nearly a half dozen probable
candidates have been brought for
ward in the Second district, Mr. Jones
is the first avowed aspirant for the
seat now held by Capt. Thomas
Spight, and the multiplicity of candi-
dates has given rise to the suspicion
that there is some probability that
Captain Spight will voluntarily retire
at the close of his present term. How
ever, there has been no intimation of
any sort from the veteran congress-
man to justify such conclusion, and
his friends do not believe he will do
so. Furthermore, they assert no corn
bination of candidates is likely to ac-
complish his defeat in case he desires
to serve another term.
1t is expected that during the ap-
preaching legislative session several
other aspirants in Congressman
Spight's district will make their for
NAL announcements, and that there
will be goodly number of candidates
developed for other districts of the
state.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
Just Minute With The Base Ball Doctor
By sTIFFER.

There are times to "kick," but 1t is
at a football game, when you are full
back; so boost BASEBALL and be a
real live enthusiast.
Ask your boy about the team. He
will give you more dope and figures
than a dozen accountants could get
up in six months. He knows a good
thing.
Ask the man from Mexico about the
team, and it's dollars to doughnuts
he will smile. He is some player at
that. So is Miss Brown, that works
for the association.
The drug stores are figuring on sell
ing lot of dope" and soft drinks
judging from their subscriptions. We
will need a little of it, no doubt, lie.
fore the season is very far advanced
A certain class of men, we guess,
Are very much like drums;
From heads that hide most emptiness
The greatest uproar comes.
Nothing personal about that unless
you talk against the team.
Jeffries will sure be up against it
next July; that is, if the weather is
warm and they "clinch" very often.
We feel for you, JEFF, so just wade in
and put him out early, for the longer
he stays the stronger he gets.
1t takes mighty good fan to ap-
preciate baseball this chilly weather.
No doubt it would be better to talk
skating or football, but nevertheless
we are not going to do it. We're
awfully strong for hasa balla."
Talk about football being rough!
Did any one see the Indian ball game ?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
Subscriber Presents Some Facts
And Philosophy That Every
Person Should Read.

Are we awake and aware of the won
der.ui resources of south Mississippi?
With its splendid climate and fertile
sell, the many varieties of vegetables
and fruit products, the great abund-
ance OF grain and hay that may be
raised and marketed? Do We know
that, with the mild climate of the last
few seasons, we can produce the entire
year. most anything to be grown for
the sustenance of the animal king
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
ARE YOU AWAKE To THE
RESOURCES OF SOUTH MISS?

dom? Did you know. reader, that you
are living in the midst Of such great
state?
But, knowing all this, we are some
times taken in, as it we're, by some
slick CRATER who knows how to ham
die his blue prints and can sell you a
lot in some other state less productive
and you will pay him as much for the
little spot as ten or fifteen acres of the
very best land in this country would
cost you. Were you to be suddenly
dropped down upon your newly-ac-
quired lot you would doubtless find the
country inhabited by a class of people
far inferior to yourself.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
cIrcumstantIaI Proof

$50 you danced with rsy !iarcee ,ss
night at the bal.?" Yes . Il n
tell your" oh. no. no
she was liiapn2 foiisv'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-12-13
une,e cara Saws:

"A man Amt taf so apt 10 bi9e h,.
Hight under bushe' ez he is 40 hid,
soAethin tl.et ~nn'i SIAN The lg.a
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-20
Meteorological Report.

The following observations were
taken at the South Texas Garden for
the "a hours ending at eight o'clock
TO-DAY:
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 20, 1909.
Barometer p. m. yesterday 80. 08
Barometer at a. m. today Is. 81
Temperature at Z a. m. today 69.5
Maximum temp. yesterday. 1911
Minimum temp. this morning 66.9
Official Forecast.
Tonight, generally cloudy wealth
er. Tomorrow, southerly winds.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-20
LOCAL ITEM 81

Bring your prescriptions around
to the Corner Drug Store two reg
istered druggists at your service day
and night Brownsville Drug Co. 8"
At the Methodist Church
Preaching Sunday at Il a. m, and
1880 p. m, by the pastor, Rev J.
w Rowland Morning subject,
The Coming Revival; evening,
The Divine Interference.
Sponge Cakes. pound cakes, fruit
cakes. All sizes, all prices, but only
one quality-the best. Clay's SAM
tary Bakery. @*%
JGilhOusen has Just received the
finest assortment of fancy cards and
folders ever brought to the city. Get
your Xmas picture taken now before
the rush.
Caught With the GOOds.-Yester-
day afternoon Custom Inspector
Blaze Delling, who was on duty at
the ferry, caught a Mexican woman
who was endeavOring to smuggle
some brandy into this country from
Mexico and seized the contraband
goods. The brandy, of which there
was about a gallon was found in
dried beef entrail underneath the
woman's skirt, wrapped about her
waist The brandy was cOnfiscated
by the inspector.
Gays Sanitary Bakery viii do all
your Christmas baking. Cakes of all
kinds a speciality. Phone 81.
Phone CIay's Bakery and place
your order for your holiday fruit
cake. "*#
To BE Married This Evening"
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Pedro Morales and Mr..
and Mrs. Domingo Benayidas of this
city for the wedding or the daugh-
| ter of the former couple, Miss Ele-
ma Morales, and the son of the lat
ter, Simon Benavides, which takes
place at the PrO-Cathedral in this
city, this evening at 6 o'clock.
Or. Kent, eye, ear, nose apd throat
Office in Combe bildiung. *~
Wait to buy your Christmas pres
ents at the annual bazar to be given
by the Baptist ladies on November
23rd
Thanksgiving Dance.-The Elks
are preparing to entertain with a
dance at the club rooms on Thanks
! giving evening 1t is expected that
this will be quite an elegant social
function. Each member of the club
is entitled to invite a lady and also
to invite one gentleman, who will
! likewise have the privilege of TAX
| ing lady to the dance
An elegant assortment of import
ed hand painted china, the very
thing for Xmas gifts Also a full
line of stationery, magazines, pc
riodicals, etc. 1t will be good for
| your pocket book to examine our
line before purchasing elsewhere
| Brownsville Sporting Goods Co.
Nevada" a story of a Western
| HIHlHS camp q play IHIeTHlluSleu
with comedy and pathos A play
that will please an audience from
the rise 20 the fall of the curtain
to be presented at the Celford Thea.
| ter on Wednesday night Nov. "a
for the benefit of the Brownsville
Rifles. Reserved seat tickets on
sale at Whitman Pharmacy on Mon
day Admission soc; reserved seats
IS; children under 2 years of age
half price. *%%
Big Paper Order-An order for
for two-car loads of fine wall paper
was placed today by the Frontier
Lumber Co. of Brownsville NJ. J.
Troy, representing the GledhilI pa
per company of New York, was the
lucky man who secured the order
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21

Postal cards bearing the above re-
quest are being sent broadcast today
Ivy the Civic Federation and c. H..
Dickey, W. r. Castle, and other pro-
moters of the coastwise law suspen-
sion bill. The resolutions have al
ready been outlined and will be ready
for presentation at the meeting.
So far as present indications go,
the suspensionists will have every
thing all their own way at their
meeting and do what they please,
There Is no indication that the pco-
pie who believe in the maintenance
of the present laws and the protec-
ton of the American merchant mac
inc will either attend or IN any way
interfere with the programmed event
of the Federation. The meeting II
held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
when business men are not likely Ia
leave their offices, except such as arc
marshaled by the Civic Federation,
which clearly intends to pack the
assembly II possible and make q show
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
KAHUKU RANCH
LEASED TO KAUHANE
Col. Norris Said To Have
Completed Transfer
For 5 Years

Hilo, Jan. 19.--Mr. Smith. who re.
turned from Kau district to Hilo on
Sunday, brought with him news of a
big transaction that will have far.
reaching effects. His visit to Kau was
on other business; but while there he
incidentally reports to have put
through most important deal, affect.
ing the control of the meat supply
from West Hawaii.
Colonel Sam Norris, owner Of the
Kahuku ranch, being well advanced In
years and DESTROYS of relieving him.
self Of some Of the arduous work of
managing the property, was found
willing to lease II. Sam Kauhane was
ready to take II over and to purchase
the live stock. and In a very short
time the deal was effected and made
as binding as legal documents can
make It,
The agreement is that Kauhanc
leases the entire property for five
years. with the exception Of the resi-
dence, which Col Norris reserves for
himself. The whole OF the cattle on
the estate. estimated to number about
5000. arc purchased by Kauhane. who
thus at one stroke Of the pen becomes
one Of the largest ranchers in the Ter
ritory and obtains control Of mos
! desirable estate.
The Kahuku ranch extends to SOW,
100000 acres, and on account of IL,
position Is the most valuable on tina
side Of the island. The present pro
longed drought has hardly affected
Kahuku. On some OF the neighborini
ranches. quite so per cent of the cat
ties have persisted of thirst and starva
ton, while the survivors are lean AM
comparatively worthless: whereas. ol
Kahuku. the herds are In splendid con
dition and there has been practical.
no mortality. The reason for this 4
that there Is a rainy belt running
through the estate. while the pastur
In the forest lands Is always fresh an,
succulent. even In the driest weather
The financial particulars of tn
transaction are not for publication
but It is evident that the deal Is
very advantageous one for KauhanC
who. In the existing shortage Of III
meat supply, Will be in position I
largely control the local market an
will have a practical monopoly OF III
export trade from that region. as otho
ranches will not be able to export an
cattle this year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

At the Annual Meeting Of the
of August Dreier, Lin
tied. held at the Office of +. A. Schac-
fer 4 Co., Ltd, ON Friday, January
18th, 1909, the following Officers and
Directors were elected to serve for
the following year:
F. A. Schaefer ........ President
Cecil Brown ....... Vice President
H. M. Won Holt ...,.... Treasurer
]. W, Waldron ......... Secretary
H. Focke ............... Auditor
The above Officers constitute the
Board of Directors.
j. W. WALDRON,
Secretary, August nrcirr itd.
42lf-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There will be a special meeting of
the Stockholders of the W. W.
WRIGHT CO., LTD. held at the Of
flee of +. A. Schacfer 4 Co, Homo
lulu, on Friday, January 22nd, 1903,
at two o'clock y. M
II II earnestly requested that ali
Stockholders be represented.
Il. II. PARIS,
i2li-lt Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
THE GEM"

When you are doing mp Chinatown
In Konihi time don't forget to stop In
at the Gem Theatre on Hotel street
and see their new films. II is one of
the coolest theatres In town and. the
patronage consists of the best class Of
people IN town. Get up a theatre party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
NO INTERFERENCE
With PACKED CIV|CS
CoastWise SuspensiOnists
Will Talk, Resolve
And Adjourn
ARE YOU INTERESTED


in better transportation facilities for
passengers between Hawaii and the
mainland! RI you are. please attend
meeting of citizens at the "makai"
pavilion Gi the Alexander Young Iio-
tel at o'clock Friday afternoon,
January 22nd, 1903.
Governor Frear and others will ad-
dress the gathering.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CIVIC FEDERATION.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
WANTS
WANTED

Bedroom and sitting-room In private
family without children, State
terms, to "A. A." Bulletin,
42l4-lW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

~ Christmas brought into most
homes lot of new things that will
displace the old. Let Bulletin
Want Ad. sell the unwanted things
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
MERCANTILE

Salos-Betwcen Boards $4,000 Ho.
nokaa IS, sl02; $4,000 Honokaa Gs.
slO2: $4,000 p. S. NJ. 6s. slO2: $1,000
Pioneer Gs. sos: 80 Honokaa. SIS:
100 lIonokaa, SIS; 10 Olaa. S.: 10
Oahu Sug. Co., s2S.7j. Session: 100
Olaa, s.; $4,000 Olaa IS, 1915.
Latest sugar quotation 3.67 cents or
$3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
BAND CONCERT.

The band will play tonight TN the
roof garden Of the Young Hotel. FOL.
lowing is the program:
, PART |.
Oyerturo--Dame Valentine ....Sdppe
lntermezzo-Guilt of Roses Bergcrc
The Patrol of the Scouts -. Boccalar.
observation-disclosures ....... Wagner
PART II.
songs. ar by Bcrc or
Selcction-A Runaway Girl MoncktOn
Waltz-City Life ......... translator
finale-ParaguT ......... Valvcrde
The Star Spangled Banner.
~"For Rent cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-21
NEW "a TO-DAY
NOTICE

All accounts due and owing the
firm of Wilder & Company. Ltd. re-
naming unpaid by February list,
1903. will be placed in the hands OF
an Attorney for collection.
WILDER & COMPANY, LTD.
i2li-lOt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Ter Stabtrmt nmo idlcd)tc 3citcn.

Gic oltnitcb Stotes Steel Gorpo.
rotion" bot ibren Sobrcs 9eridt fir
oos Sobr 1908 pcrofientlidt. Ter
NroBte allcr Fruits bot iclbltpcrlt1no-
lld) aud inter Der mirtblhaftlideil
Gcprcilion bcs Sanoes 5t leiocll &c.
bobt. @nbrcno iid) Die %erfGuic ocs
fruits I'M Sabre 1907 oii iiber 757
Mtillioncn Collars bclicicll, betriioen
tic in 1908 ctlpos iibcr 1872 MiQioneil,
alio unnb 275 Miliioncn Collars iuc.
niger. Gie Ncttp- Ginnobmcn Ninecn
bon rllno 161 Wiiuipucn Collars ouf
9112 Miaioncn Sllriid, 691a Miaio.
nen ipcniger ais in 1907. Tie ihlet,-
ten 3eiten modten iih ollt in Den
@eid)Giten bea Stabl.S rltits ben,erf-
bar, aber Der acrin9erc Nbiot lit jllnl
Sheil audi aiif oos ltorrc Seitbolten
ocs Fruits an Den Eroiperitdtsprei-
len 5uriid5ufiibren. Crit Dor &ur5em
llllo 0iclclben berobgeiebt mproen.
Ter Stohl. Srnit bot obcr trob Der
WinbersGinnabnlen bon 691a Wilio-
llell feline ld)leften @eid)ofte genlod)t,
oenn oud) oie NIsguben purcn be
bcutenb gcrinNer ols IN 1907. Gle
Yroouttionsfoiten 5eiaen geeen 1907
cine MbltohIuC bon rlul0 1863 MiUins
llen Collars, Die m9cneincn slllseo.
ben lpnre1 Inn A 1i3 Miaipnen germ
ger oils i'm Toriohre. 1Siir Die @ertb-
perringernna Der Nnlagen fonntell
1GA Willionen merligcr %angeiebt pcr.
bcn als IN 1907 mo fir Ginridtuna
,eller Inlogeh ipuroen feline @elber
belpiaigt, ipGbrcnb i'm @oriobre 81
MiQioncn oofiir alisgemorfen luorcn.
Scr 1riiit Soblte cine T%ipioenbe bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

! Ero5cnt oitf bic &orSugaaftlcn, jlpcI
Erosent ollf sic S%tonrnlufticn mo
bic Nfticu bea Stahl SrltIts iillo be
fonlltlid) iehr iturt permuIiert- ulo
buttc babel nod Imnlcr clltell llcbcr=
id,ub Don nobcill 1882 MiIlioncll
Go0ors, mdbrcrh bic llcbcvtill1e oeS
,&Sohrca 1907 llltr etluoS iibcr l22lI2
Wiuioncll b%ctrltgcu. }icbt man bic
naocrncille @cld)1its GeprcIlion oea
,Sabres mo Die itort u%eriudllerte aar
pitnliiation oca Stabl. SruItS IN &c
trod)t, Damn miro man llid)t beballp=
ten fGrlncll, bo6 cr ihlcd)tc @clhGftc
ocnlndbt hnb infer Der mirtbld)aftll-
den 9cprcilipn id)pcr 5u leiOe1 ge'
bobt bate. Ger Srlllt bat io1or nod
iihcr 60 WtiQionen Collars mla9eac.
ben, nm ooS Gi0cnthum Der Zen
neiicc Gool II. Sron Company" an
iid sll reiBerl. Gos Grport-@ cihoft
bcS SrltitS betrltg in 1903 etlpn l2.i
Ero3ent oe9 g%cionnltcn Stubl.Tcr-
iollots. Inn lpie picl bili0er al oaS
Nllslonn ucrtollit mllr0c, oils a1 oaS
Snlono, horilber id)ipcigt iid) Der sc
rld)t aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Stc 8cidIGftslaac.


lie benz GonorcB 5ugegongenc 10.
Ri Gorlogc mo ibre Sefanntgdbc
ourh Die ;,eitun9en hot ouf Die &c
id)Gitslaoc oea HonOes ntr gcrinQc
@irfung gebobt. Ios mur follnl
olocrs III ermartel, bcnll Der CT
lpllri miro in Der porliegcnocn Sa'
innG nift @elet perbcn. Mchr Hod'
ais i'm Observation-Disclosures miro tr
I'M Senot um9etrcmpclt peroe3.
Iic &erioliung bcitinTlt jmnr, ooB
oQe @eiebe sur @cihoifnlg Don Nt
0ierullgs .Hepcnuen Dem MeprolcHs
tontenboiiS p%orbcbnlten llnD mo COZ
Scr Sennt mr. announcements por'l!.
ihlu9en babe. 9lbcr Die Dod)lten Nc.
rittc bobcn bicicm tluren TcrIol-
lungs. Eorn9rapbcn cine arloere Gen-
tluug gegcben, mo 10 miro Scnotoc
NlOridl Der nit Der McdefeQcr-Sn.
milie pcrid)mGgcrt lit, nit llnterItlIt'
sung Der Scnatoren Sole, Sooge mo
mocrcr .Stnlopotters" idon Oafill
iorgcl. baB Ollrd Die Nepilion les
Sorifa oen groBcu Sntc,eiien nidlt
mcb gctbon miro. Ter &dnpT ltnl
Ole ci%nSclncn SoriisSGbc miro hcib
pcrbcn mo mag iib monotclarg
b%inSiehcn. Gbe aber Die Surif,SGBc
illd)t @eleb mpr0cn limo, mcrocE lid
Snonitric'n ms @eihoitc, Die mc6:
cNcr nlinbtr Gilttj ben Sorif bctrr,,-
icn perbcll, obmurteno ucrhattcn.
Srot oca bcromlnbcnOen IrilhlluG,
iino Sic @eihGitc int @roBcn llln
@nnscn ilon. Sn Der Glen. nllG
Stubl- Snbuitrie lino bcreitS Soln
tcrdblcsulgcn ongctilnoigt moroeL
mo cs miro bcboIptet, boB onocrc
Snouitric'n bieicm Sciipit! frl1cn
mer0er. Cine Scroblebull0 Der Nr-
beitcrlohnc bat uber lpicbcr llnailll=
itigc @irfinn9 auf Die ollgemcine @es
ihGitsloac. neil Die &auffrait Ser
Irbciter ptrminoert miro, 10 langc
Die Erciic Der Mittcl, Die Sltr Scbells-
hnltln1g n%ptbipcnhig inn, nid)t cben=
falls entlprcd)el6 berultcrgeben. Ter
Teroaht licgt nohc, boB Die Sohn-
Ncollftionen gernOc iebt genlnf)t
mer0cn. nm Die rii.@ticBgcbnn9
5ll b%ccinillliicn. Iub rllter oieien
l%lnItunoen porlGllii0 bon elmer fr0f-
tlgcl Nrlbelcbung u%llerer SSnolt-
%ltrie'lL oes Sonoela II. Der @cid)Gftc
nod feline Hebc icin fonll lit M
Idmer cin5uicbcn. @clo lit 0cgcn
quite Sihcrbciten nod inmlcr Sll bill
llgen Maten 81 bnbcll. Nl bcn Mem.
Dorter Niiociirteu Nonfcn hot Der
llcberid)lB ilbcr bic gcicBlid)cn nc.
icrpen III Der lcbtcn @od)e nm rlllo
olocrtbob Miaiontn Collars slloc-
llommcll. Ter @elbporrotb, nc!dicr
RENE Tlllnge tllloet, hat sur Sol0e.
oob llod) INNER groBe @oloienoull-
gen ms ailslono 0cbrl. Defenders
nod england mo NrNentinicn.
&cnn iid) bic @cidGitSlogc in ben
&%crcinigten Stnoten mGhrcnn scr
lettcn @od)e nid)t wcicntlid 9etciicrt
bat uno porouslidtlih IN oell nod.
item @pd,cn feinen beionoeren Nli
ldipnng ncbmen miro. 10 miro Gos
onoers meroeL iobolo Der llelle Ga
ri enogiilti9 feitaclcat lit. arftrGsc
mo @eitellllngcr, Die Monote lang
5llriifacbolten morben limo, lueroen
eli,lol1cn, Ole ollgemcinc @cidGitss
thatlgfeit miro Wieocr cine rcocre
mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
,Gpa1Sp. Selnofr."
Charlotte IS. Sablin.

Gs itorb nm 10. Widr6 1909 in ibrer Sob
nuna, @r. %. Sdrriionr2ane. Charlotte Is.
sabiin, seb. RIitt, aeliebte Satin bon liiIs
Cabin. i'm glter bon GO Snbren. Die Beer
oiarna iiroet am Wuntaa, ben -. Mdr6, Bad
mittu0S ? llbr, pom Srauerbaufe aus itatt.
Gin trcucs Miiterbcrs
Sat uIfgebbrt III idlleen;
@eitiui 1T All ibr SdbmerS,
Eerituinni iino ihre alngeI.
Sic iniioc Seelc iii MN
Nabeim i'm Ndierbuua.
Sic fleiB' gen 0GHoe rubin
IN iiiier N0 inuter aus.
(SO-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

mo Sclcphon Gicnitcs gibt, menll
Scr groBc &onpi I'M bic Glnon5lpas
ton oilSgciod)ten miro"
@eId)cn MlSgnng Der &riea Der NE
oitrllnQ nit ihrcn ci9cnen IngclteIl-
ten nebn,cn miro, lit in Srontreid)
niht leidlt 5u inqen. Gie ndditen
Soec mcrorn 5eiacn, Oh Die Hc0ie-
rlno iicgt pber fGllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
NruiS Nibae Eemetcrn.

Der ibeale Sricbhpf non Baltimore, nabe
9itespilc. Sfpei eleffriihe gaDns2inien uno
Eimlteo; sorIeparo .oirelt 5llt Srieobot; MGe
@reifs' Ssrj a q sc ,ia' Tsi1sn s sS,,aeaj a mieIplae
9iireau: Or. III, Turo.G9 artes- straRe. 9efbe
Telephone. (WOriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

bel Der Stiitilnq oeS NrbcnS bon ben
@riinocrn cigens fir Die SSilbilGumss
Seter IN Den &iibllpeifer gelegt mlirq
ben, lit notiirlih cine Gnte. Gor
bunbert Sobrcu bot'S 10 mos pie
&%iibllpeid)er nod nidt gegeben. Snla
merlin o%ilritcu Die betreffcnoen
Sriltbuhnc ibrc ,Sllgcnb 5lt Der 3eit
perlebt bobcuL .uls Der @roBpotcr Die
@%rpbmuttcr nohnl".
nGpanSp. Selnofr."
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Icinc' Sher5c hefnnntcn 0erllner
Sonfbirettors nlf cine Sconltanoung
ieiner Characterization miro in Der
r9crlincr Mprgenpoit" mitaetbeilt.
Sn Der 3lihrift Der GinidfiBun1s-
Gpmmiiiion bicB es miBtralliih: r@ir
pcrnliiien ben @emimn aus Spcfltlu-
tipnsgcidGitcn inn Ginld1bungsjob-
re" - Ger 9ontDireftpr ld)ricb fur.
ober pieliogcno onroui jltriirf: sd
audi"
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Qpu0un=Yarf. Gemetcrn.

HRrean: Wr. II, Mcit.Sarafpga.9trahe, a1h
SanptsGinsaug: 5rcoerid.6pab.
Pearabnibplibe bon 1926 an iiitter beitdnbtaer
Mufiidbt: Sdbnitiblumen. @eipinoe, 9fIanSen etc.
iperoen I'M 1reibbaus AM SauptsGinaane eefuus
ben. Infer Mgent tpirb, Wenn eepiinift, our'
fpredben. (92-)
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Sprratne.


wlaIertff. - YartYtis. - Srteblih.
@eftlin bon gsalbro9t ei1e uno cine bnIbe
WleiIe. Mount Souns gSae9ons uno Gorrdines
9SaegonS brett bis 5um 9ingung. 8eioe Tes
lepbone. Gtubtsgureau i'm britten SIus bes
Observation-Disclosures" Charles. nnb Gapette.
etraBe. (W~ai4,1S,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Baltimore Eemctcrn.

girean: Sranilin Slos., Baltimore u. Northftr.
9eeribnibpIdBe 5liH Serfauf bon $25 an,
fir bier Srdber. 6reie genusune oer Gapeue
fir Irduerpotte5bienite. CJuni16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Wnuic Is. 8. Hicaer.

IS iiurb am 10. Mdr5 1909 Minnie 6. i.
Ebihip Nic9cr.. Sic 9eerbieung iinoet dni
Mtontua, 9ianmitiups "a llbr, bon ibrer @ob,
lllng, 9r. 217, 8citsGe .Strube. aus dni
oct Baltimore Cemetery" itatt. (S0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Noam Mnn6cr.

GS iiarb an 10. MdrS 1909 in ieiner @cbs
lIirg, gtr. l26. 0ariurb moab. Moan Munoer,
~ Sabre ali, ~1elicbicr @aiic bon Wineouiend
Inn uhtin9snpI rinaelnoelL Der 0eeroi9ung
am Sicnitag, ben %. !idr6, 9tadmiituGe lint
. llbr, bonn SrnlerbauIe ans heiSuipobnen.