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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(9lIte lno 3nberIdfHae Wui.0inie.)

(sllte ilro 3nberIdffge pui.9inie.)
Die &ereinipte StnutcltsGpt bef6roernb.
5amptrr r@Irgiuia" (neID, yalabama,"
9nnpfer fabren td0Gi6, sonntnes nisae.
%n9nlnen bon ben vgl0s ginies "Riers, Rr. TO-
10, eiabtStrahe, $50 gbeuos, nireft mad OLD
Gotnt Comfort. Norivlt. Portsmouth uno allen
Rurftcn hes SiioenS. &crbinollg in SIo
Toirt Comfort nit Der Is. Il 8. GiIerbabn.'
9ta6 9tthrtono, Ycrbirburg In @ortsmoutb nit
benz nScnhnaro Nir 2inie" icIiben 9uae nud
9ortsnlolttb lino gtinr!a. an IorfoIt Aer9ir:
hln9 nit Der nIiln1iic Coat Cine" NprfoIf
mo ipeItlid ilno pSlb 9ominion Cine" nntt
gteiubern. &aibin9ton, G.s9., Nitmcuo, ga,
Md6I8citcn mad europdifdem pInne. 2uru,
ri6fe Rniittei%; simmer. eIeftrifhe 9eIeudbiurL,
9ampfbctiurn Goien fret. Neierpirte aatiteii.
simmer in ben 0ipets8urcultr Der s8ans9ine.-
ar. tO7. OftsRaItfmores etraBc; @r. 5O6--b0s.
9tabtsStrnbe; e. u. 6. Office Siiouits@de Der
baltimore mnb gnIrertsStrobe; Continental
9ruit guiIoin9" uro Ilbau9b'S, Gr. t09, glorb.
gbnrIessStrase.
1ubu %. SBCrpupo, sen Compton,
BicesBrdl. II. sen. sWanuGer. @eI.s Bul. ssua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

nod mcbrcrcn loBcn ihon aus ocnt
o&aroclitiid)cn @oipitol", mobin ca
nod Dem llniuu gcbrod)t morocn mar,
micocr CntluIicn luCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iidd Neipsgorf Hll6 be-
reit sum @ebr7i1 In Der Gor;oeib urb sri.
Nop sStniiop TN 1000 Ibenos. =
Heferbititg bon Mdim in ShIafs o1er yurs
Iorsgadgqons, GpeiIeraten etc. iuc.oen f4neu
befnrat per 9elepbon in allen fo!genoen Billet
8lreaur: Gbnr.e5s urb @uTtirlr res trabe, Q. d
g., ct. YadI 1924, ooer Wo. @pnrfInno 1901
aRt. Decentralization, G. & g., Mt. Bernon 3123;
GamoeiisStntfon Sniotmatiuits'gareai e.. & ~
ct. Ranl s46, ober. Mlb., gourtlaro 2728, uns
Gr. h26. Giihsgrpaopap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
SntcrcHantc 3ablcn,

29U2 Narp0ttlill9cll loanrello oe@ OCT
.gosNcmcp MoNGt& H. Baltimore
uor0clrommcu. - 213t Scr 9lrrc-
itoutcn limo mGmnlidlcn mo Al
luciblid)cn @cihlcd)ta.
Hedt intcreiiunt lit cS 6ilucilcn Gic
3ohl Scr Ncrboitltngcn, Ole m0brcn0
oea Mtouuta uorAclonlmcn lpcrocn,
5lt "itltoircn II. &crglcide on5uItcllt't,
Gem gcitrrn bcfonnt Gcnlodten Ne
ridt 5uiol0c betrllg Die 3obI Ser
mGn1Iitcn arrcitont5n 2l31 uno bic
ienigcn Der lpei6lihen All. llltcr
oen 0crbuftetcn bcionOelt it'd 10l7
perbcirotbCte uno 1885 lc0igc HcrIo-
men. 0upon iporcn 1921 @ciBe uno
1851 NeQcr. Gon 0cn Ar%rcitontcn
fonltcn 2iS7 lcicn lllo ldrclbclL
m1brcno 4t5 Saitcrntcn moren. Geh
NationolitGtcn nod murcn 0orllntcr:
Scltrcihcr ~, Nltltrolicr =. @Gbnlcn
3, Gollooicr 1. Gbinclcn >. Gn1l1rocr
6, SinlGnocr I, 9cntihc IS, @ricd)eIl
#, llngoru 3. Sltoitr I, (Stolicner
20, 3rIGnocr 10. llnaorcn I, Tolcn
81, G%ortlt0icIc1 I, Sd)ottcn 9, Sdruc.
bcn 4, SiibsImerifoncr I, Siirfcn t.
Wmerifoucr 2517 uu6 MeIts, Nl0icr ..
@onG 80 ms 9ein &C.
biiicn. - Mong 81, ein Gbinelc
bon Nr. 3S, Siio- Gorroqton- Npenuc,
milrbc bon cillent 6ortcrrier, Oclierl
GiAentbiimar nidt betonnt it, ms
0etlt gebilIen mo mllbte mad Dem
Sronflin Square. Soipitol iiberiiihrt
pcrocn, Grobocm nidt angenommclt
miro, oo6 Scr <no BON 9pbropbobin
beiollcn lit, illdt Ole Yoli5ci lcin2r
bohhoit SIT mcrocn; Der &0ter 0%iirftc
ieinc Sbot mo6rid)einlid] nit Dem &c
ben biibcn ntiiiicn.
Cine &crlobun0, meld)er
man ollgemeincs Sl1tereiie entge9crl
bringt, bat I'M Souic oes Gr@FrGiis
oentcn bes nNpmon'S College, BON
Baltimore, Or. SobIi 6rdnfIin @on.
der. itattgcfunhen. IS banoclt iid,
nm Die Gltcitr Sod,tcf OeS Srll. Sou.
dcr, SRI. Sonct 8oufer, pelhe lid
nit Srn. @cnrp &. MiQer bon Or.
sos, Gorf.aucnlle, uerlobte. Ser
9rGlitigom lit Der Sobn bon Sra,t
0onicl 6. WiQer ltrb G~beilDobcr Der
Sirna Toniel Miner 60.
sine pielperiprehenb
8r0ber d M ii dungs Scicr
perlprid)t bieicniae 81 weroent lueIdc
belltc, Sonntng, 9todntittugs 3 llbr,
oui Dem Treieinigfcits 6ricoboic an
Der Molult. GormeI.Hooo unter Scr
Scitlnng BON Yditor u. j, Ster9er
ltottiinoct. Srd)eltcr. uno Sieberpor
trdge itehen oni Dem Eroarumit, ilno
mad Der Seier beaeben lid Die Sbeil.
fsebnter 1tddt Dem WPt. Carmel. Srieo.
Hcfe, NH bdS Grab bes perltorbpnen
2ebrerS Sriebrid) 8leidmmm SIT
Id)miiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

pt4ii Bind slIto
Sltnafer Gum 2orfraimqlerl; rSdl
mod,te ein 9ilo BON mir 6nbeii, obcr
bite, bite, nidt ol5n 1bnlid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
TcteftiD-9% [aentur.

IcteftiD- N9entllr.
Iatiunal 1ctcetine seruiec. s. 81. Nnfb. CSC.
fnditsilbrer, gr. 632. 9ntusNbiioina. QoIti.
more. 0io Gbote Ct. BuuI $500.
,Naisrican Setcttiuc Mgcnop," Charles aobIs
mann. Geihdit5fibter. $40 GQIiiabIesQloo.
baltimore. Ifo. gbonc; e. & n. Gt. 8aIl
2027; ASobnina: 6. q y. Nlolfe 123G--N. >
spanSaucr & Shmiot, Gahfolger bon Sinitb,
9Seit & 9ponS, 500 GuInert gniIoing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
,MaraIano &gennibIoania Giicnbaba.

EaiIe snr @riiesiu'sa MnsIanb &c.
inrst 6. Iaine, Gr. 413, Gf.galti.
mprearaae, aase Cation 3psie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mcrdunts & &incrs transport. So

WFtEtIUHIN q DIIHIIo LIHHHPUEI' VU'
Snmbfer.qtnie,
Srddt uno Ynfn9iere.
9tG6 Wuitun uno Dem Sftsn.
SoHntna. Sienitnp ulio SreitaG, 6 ubr gbenbS.
y yah Rrpbioence mo Dem Often.
Sonntag, Mittluob mo 5reitoa, 6 nbr 4benbs.
RndI &elup urt,glens.
Id9lib, uls9elonu1erl Dionta9 uro Snmltda,
6 nbr NheroS.
y 5radt nnqe1omnen tdgli6 bis s llbr Nd6n.
fiir o~erfelben Tag fnbrenoe 9ampfer.
Had1 SdnannrG nne benz Siioeu.
Htenlta9, 9onnerft1g mo Sanftua,
6 tIr Npenos.
., d. W,c9tsin, glgcnt, Rier 3, SUB S.,8ahsStr.
Snupt. Vilrcau: Gcrmnns mo 2igbt'Str.
G13,9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
YuliSci s%&Cricbungcn.
Cine 9ln5obl mid)ti0c &crdnbcrun8cr
BON Der Eoliici Gommiiiior AT

Gtl1c Nn50Dl mtdltl0c Serull0erlill8cll
BON Der EoIi5ci GommiIiion at
0coronet, - ScrQcuntcn mo 80
~li5iiten IN MitIciocni6oit $3.50
ocn. ~ 81 .,H''A
- ~, a6.r
Die Eolieibcb0roc bat bic noh,
i~olgcnoct lbiGti9cn %cricbutGcn Dor
gcnonnplt; Ser0cout 6ront &.&lum
pom upromeftltHelt-,ldd Dem moro
6Itli6eH 9iiititE 6THtnnt @nl. NJ.
Seill5 pom Noro6fAf nod) Dem NorO-
lpcitcn; ScrQehltt Nj. T.. HepnolOS
pom SiiGueitch llntb bcnl Noromc-
itct; Sergeont u. $. Gnrbcrrp bonn
ItorofucItep nod beruS ilOpcitcn. Ser
@oli5iit ISM, i, @uliion pom McItcn
nod Dem 9tnrppeltcn, Der &oIi5llt
&nlnea 3. Goirp pom 9toromcItcn
nod Dem Mcitelr, Der Eoli5iit &cnrp
". Scbitcr pom N}oromcltcn nod)
ocut @cltcn Der Golijiit Ni6olo@ 5.
Soldier pom @elten nod bent Noro.
mcItcrt, Der Yoli5ilt Spnd) bon Dem
Norolucltcn nod Dem NorooItclL Der
Eoli5iit (Siooc ). NtiQcr bonn Noro-
often nab Dem 9torbmcltcll.
Sergeant Charles Is. Snrlcp lunroc
81 Sergeant Sonles 5. Gboncp'a nnO
Scr1cont Gbonep ST Scrgcont @ltrs
lens Sc%rritorillm perlcBt. Scr Volt
slit q. 5. Sh0ier pom lucItlid)cn ri
thrift mlroc nm 500 bcitroit, neil
or iih orei Miinuten in elmer @irtb-
ldloit ollibicIt, nbne OoB Der 9elpci9
crbrod)t mrr0r. ooB CT geiIti9c @c-
trGnfc gcllob. Scr Epli}ilt So0n y.
SporfS pom nprpoltlid)er Qiitrift,
mcldcr o~n1ci6uloigt miro, nidt iilr
Sen llntcrbolt leincr 6rot jl lorgcl1,
miro mor0cu Derbort.
Nblcbcu. - WcItern Nudnilt
to0 nm 3 llbr id)ico 6rou Sollile s.
@lcitanlanlls Satin oc@ Serrn Grnlt
@lcitsmonm inn Sitter pom 80 Sobrcn
aus Dem &c6cn. Die NccroiNunN lin
oct ont Gienitoq Nodnlittog lmt =
llbr pom Sroucrbouie, Nr. 1873, Sin
HcgcitusS truB2. ants ltatt.
- Sic WCcr0idltn0 0c5 am Sreita9
NodmittoN I'M NItcr BON % &oGren
acItorbcucl Nrll. Srcoerif @rob i'm.
oct morgcn Nuhrtittdo pom icincr
Mobnung, Nr. 1905, &onouarsStr,
ans oui bcm nSouoon Earf- 6ricO.
bpfc" fatt. '
Sm Sitter pm N Sobrcn itorb
om 6rtitog 6tuu @ilbelmirp TcterS,
@ittpc pom $hilippi YeterS, in Scr
@obliuiid i1ter S6nG0erin Srnt
M~aranrefbc ailioit gtr. 1924, Eelrn.
ipIponin Npenile. Gle 9ceroioung
finocf moraen 9todntittna Inn 3 llbr
pom Stoiterbollie nus olif bcnt nSo,t.
Don Yorf 6ricbbofe" itutt.
TcS ainoes e dubcngel.
- Bic fleine orciiGbri9e Coma Ger
ihpmib, S0d)terden bon Serrn ltno
Srou Nbrubom @criborpib, ncld)es
am lceten Sonntng BON 9ulfon oeS
oritten Stodmerfes Der eltcrlifen
@obmutg Nr. TIA, @oticnitr., no
eS nit nnocren ainoern ipielte, in
ben Sof himunteritilr5tc, lit mieoer
mobl ltltb nuliltcr. Die aleinc bate
nuilberborcr @eiie MIR leidtc dllBcr-
lide T~ct,esiuigen dnt 9ein nno an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
Hotiouols0 unfCn.

9tationalsguntcn.
,sbc SS Suum 9%iationul SAINT" SAB: uno
GretersS truBc. Sucob ~. Soot, Yrdltoent;
NcurO 8. 9teoue, Nalitrcr.
.,Siucitc Nntiunal.9ant," 432 EXTRAORDINARY.
". Is. Ndgner. Nuiltrer,
,gScitcrn 9atiunnl 9nnt," II gtorosSutatp'Str
". Marriott. &uiiirer. ,o
WARMERS anb WierdantS 9satiunal Sanf,"
Suutbs mo YumbdroaS trabe. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

Wormors mo @roilit. &crfc.
9. Nilgdrtncr & ed9nc, 7l4-71S &cit@aIits
murcsStrnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

9lcd)plotten, Wctoll, etc.
9nuu, Gputiiu & SO. (incorporirt). 1910
yulocritprsS trQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

Spar altfcn. .
,ScutTde epnrbnut ppu Safttnlurc," Gutalp'
liUn Baltimore Strnbc,
,St. Games SpnrhGnf," GdlItHlures Grape ulo
SuitoHG SoliesglocIiuc 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

Ylllmbing, Surfaces, HonBcS ltno
ScfcL GoHocdcu llno Hinnen,
ycnnctt Bros, 523 Goros 6remont gOcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
Gei9dftss@
91dcrs, Gonoitor. mo Sotcls
9c0ari9sN rtitcl.
=. n,,..s ai4. N, toi -ThsSnnnrosC

3citungcL 3citihriitcn, etc.
sue Saltimrrc 9cuS Co., 9aoio Ibetcron'
" hIr. ScfhullsIilbrer, 3lS ISeitsScrnlallsStr
San Wotcrialien, GbiIrclt, 6enltcr'
ruDmcu, &oOell, etc.
Games .. 1uitcr g. Co., 115-117 Silos6rcoc'
rid StruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

StuutS. 9anfcn.
,9cutidr Snut uuu Baltimore" Baltimore.
Itno 6uaioaOsS truBc. Stt9nlt gSebet, Rrdlt'
bent: Is. !. Siht. S6nbnlettier. .s'"f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
9(0ppfotcu.

Sarf u. 81. s6uis, f26-t29 9nip VniloinB.
Wuitaums 0urb, 26f-260 Gaioert SuiloinB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
ruIt.Gompdduic'n

Srll1tsS ompdgllte II.
,NMarDianb Eruit Gp,," gioroipedsGdG GalhcTt'
YrdIioent; Gurrou Ran Sch, SCbntritctter;
Serbs spencer, inn, @iflfs.Sbabrneilier;
s>un Stiuntr, 0itIiSzSclretdr. / %
4, Baltimore SrnIt & Guarantee Co.," equitable
Suiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

Gopicr mo Yupier- Often.
emitb, Sirpn Gu. t05-10I SariooersS trnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

&upfcridmicoc uno ElllnlbcrS.
Subu Nnbcrt, TIA GbumcSsS trnbe. Is. & y
Iclepbun: gSulte 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

2anolpirtbiGoitlid)e @cr0tDe uno
SGmcrcicll. r.p.
Griffith g. Surncr so, 2O5 gtorb.Gncas Strobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06
Stnnta.O nnfCn.

warmers nno WerdlantS gfntlphul SuHIt
SOutbs mo unlbdrosSlraBe
-
StaQts. 9anfen.
r9cutihe Snut uun Saltimurr," 9altinlore'
lno 8ouloaOsStraBc Yll9nlt 9Seber, Rrdli'
bent; e. ). 6iht. Sdntnletlier. .''"f
Spar 9nnfcn.
,Scuttdc eparbnuf pom Baltimore" Guta'p'
,et t'o ;aa mass''t epar6an,o,S &aIIttore. anabs unO
Sultont SonlesNocllic. 100
SruIt.Sompdgnic'n.
,Marpianb Eruit Co.," gi~orouedsGde Galpcri'
1Srdlioent; Carroll %ar ,9teh Sbnelilelnet
Serbs Spcnter, inn, @irlfs.G babmeiftcr;
san Sttntr,. ~9llllSsSelteiar .,i.5m
Baltimore Sruit & GUARANTEE Co.," GquIiaOlc
Guiloit9.
N0pofatcn.
0ar( u. 81. sduis, f26-t29 Gam y%uiloinB.
Wuitaums Nor6, 26f-2Go GaiOert SuiIoing.
2onolpirtbiGoitlid)e 8cr1tDe uno
SGmcrciclt. 1.a.
Griffith g. Surucr Co., 2O5 gtorb.FNca' Strobe.
Wornlor- mo @rollit. Wcrfc.
9. Siladrtuer g. edbnc, 7l4-71S 8citNaIiis
morcsSiraBe.
Ylrmbing, SURFACES, Ton8cS uno
Scfcn GoA0cfcn lrno Ninnen,
ycuuctt Bros, 523 gIorOs 6remonts 9Ocnie.
<pfcrldmtcoc un0 plumbers.
5ubu Nnbcrt, TIA Ibumc5sS trnbe. Is. & Y.
Iclepbon: gSulte 1909.
Seucr=Gerlidcrlngcn.
,JipDnl Suiuraucc 50. OF 9iucrppui," Serrn
NJ. 9~Sariiclo. Neiiocnts Qinlrnger, 10l-102
Gbumher Of Commerce guil0tng.
u@crinnnia 6encr : Geriirlcrrngc : VeIcnIbaft.'
Baltimore uno 9turtJsStraBe.
@%iacntbumS NQcntcn ullo SQnoler.
9icrrr 6, Guaau d Gcpbclu, 10 Sits2eItngtpns
Strube.
Suiihmito- 3nbcb6r.
Is. Srutt Engnc 90, S62-36l NorbsSnD sStr.
&oblcn lll0 Sol5.
Srurp g. Bon 3cine, 500 GoIlplbia'goeilur.
8ionoIeibs @cid0fte.
.Gpniulipateo 2uau Co." I 9IorosSnbsStr
YioltoS mo SrgcIn.
GGus. Wf. sticiL 8 9ioros 9ibertpsStrGBc
@m. anabc d So, $drisslpe. mo 6npetiesSir.
Gapicr mo Eupierz9 Glitch.
emitb, Sigon Gu, t05-l07 Sano0crsS trabc.
9lcd)plotten, Wictoll, etc.
Gbuu, Gcntiin & SO. (tncorporirt), 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

YioltoS mo Srgcln.
Gbus. Wt. elicit 8 Noros9ibertp Strabc
@m. annbc d So, 4Sdrfssloe. mo 6apettesSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-06

IeltcrsGeritfcrlngclt.
,GiuNnl Suiurauec 50. Of 9iuerppul," Setrl
M. gSariiclo. 9ieitocnisU innnger, 10l-102
Gbuuher Of Commerce Euiioiug.
u@crnnnia 6encr 3. Yeriilcrnngc : 0eIeiIfaii,'
baltimore mo ~gturtJsStraBe.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

The City Council of DeLand
should have full and correct CEN
sus taken of the town. DeLand is
done great injustice by the last
State and National census. which
were taken in the dead of summer
and were far from complete even
then. DeLand has a population at
present of nearly 5000 people
The schools here alone have more
students attending them than the
number of persons in the entire
population shown by the latest
census.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
ROY HOWE, NJ. D.,


Only the members of the contracts
ing families being present 1t was
a quiet affair. The groom's sister
and brother came from Port Or
ange to attend the wedding, and
the party drove through to Mr..
McDonald's home in Port Orange.
Their friends are wishing them a
most happy life together
We believe Osteen will be fairly
represented at the auditorium on
the occasion of Hon. Bryan's lee
ture Also to attend the great
Music Festival to be held there.
We count this very raret ppor-
tunity to hear the best in that line.
Grandpa Pattillo continues quite
ill.,: but has gained some strength
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ! p. Pharr re-
turned to Atlanta last week
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

A fist of occupation licenses
issued in Duval county was recent
~ published in the Metropolis
The list shows rI3 liquor dealers
paying $1,000 annual license
This is a big item, but the revenue
will have to come from clsewh ere
after this year. The legislature
that meets in April is as sure to pass
State prohibition law as it is to
stay in session sixty days, Gov
ernor Gilchrist is in favor OF the
present local option law-but SO is
the governor of Tennessee. The
governor of Tennessee vetoed the
bill, but it passed over his veto.
The same action will probably be
witnessed in Florida. The liquor
dealers will doubtless lose all they
put into the campaign last summer.
The women and the churches of
Florida will make it hot for any
man who goes to Tallahassee in
April and refuses to vote for pro-
hibition.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
THE UNION DEPOT

Those who attended the entertain
ment called the Union Depot at the
public school auditorium on Tuesday
evening passed a very entertaining and
iovial hour. The continuously lively
scene of travellers of all sorts and de-
scrption kept up the interest without in
the least Tagging from first to last.
Many amusing scenes took place. too
numerous to mention, but never to be
forgotten. OF course the runaway
couple appeared on the scene, followed
in short time by the iratc father and
weeping mother, The hcnpccked hus-
band was there also, carrying valiscs,
boxes galore, and obcying his attractive
spouse implicitly. Even father With
a numerous family secured LIES help
meet of whom he stood much in need.
One almost imagined that it was a real
depot, and that the passing throngs
were real travellers Each bent on
carrying out his own lifc's aims Miss
Emery brought down the house with her
singing. The Glec Club was checred
vocifcrously and Mr.. Zicglcr's song was
ably rendered. All the actors are to be
congratulated on the success Of the
entertainment Laugh and grow fat"
is and old and true saying. We are
thankful for an hours pure fun that
eXhileratcs and that leaves nothing 70
be regretted.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Rehearsals have been held every
night this week for the oratorios. and
the chorus is getting into fine shape.
The Messiah will he given by the VesPer
Choir, assisted by twenty extra voices.
Prof. Phillips will conduct, and Prot.
Morse will play the organ. The admiS'
SION without reserved seat, Will be SC
cents. At the day concerts, all seats
will open without extra charge. Inc
admission to the morning recitals will be
2s cents. and the afternoon concerts 50
cents. The Quartet Concert on thurs
dav evening will be 50 cents admission.
reserved seats, 7sc., $500, SI.2S. The
Elijah on Friday evening will be by the
Choral Society 100 voices accompanied
by the piano and organ and ORCHESTRA.
Prof. Morse will conduct. The adj
mission will be IS cents; seats 81 90
Sr25 and $50,
The seats are now on sale at Erick-
son $ storc--both season tickets and Tor
single events While there has been a
large sale, there are many good seats on
season tickets at 81 90 and $500, ana
few good ones at $500. All who cX-
pcct to attend any of the evening con-
ccrts should secure their seats in good
time
The out of town inquiries indicate &
large influx of visitors, Parties are
being made up at Tampa, Leesburg.
Plant City, Lakeland, Orlando and
Winter Park. also from the coast, De-
Land will be the great music center next
week
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
FLAGLEROBI.A

The editor of the Ocala Banner
was the guest of Mr.. Henry NJ
Flagler on recent tour OF lnspec-
ton of the new railway, proposed
to be built to Key West, work on
which was recently resumed, Ed
itor Harris takes two columns Ot
editorial space in the last Banner to
tell what he saw and how he felt
about it. He found that its adj
vocatcs had to fight every inch of
it's charter through the legislature,
and the most stinted illibcrality
was shown by our law makers,
Liberal to the point of prodigality
towards other railroads, squeezed
lemons only were tossed at this one, y
In other words the Senate passed
the act taking this railway out Of
the control of the Railroad Com
mission, but the House did not
concur.
Storms did great damage.
Many of the contractors were
arrested under false peonage charg-
es, which cost its philanthropic
founder thousands and thousands
of dollars, as it is his rule of conduct
to stand by those who Loyalty stand
by him" The hands are now be-
ing brought south by steamer, in
stead of by train, and if any Of
them decide to go back before
reaching their destination, they
can be politely told to get out and
walk.
Never were employees treated
better than those engaged in this
work. What Mr.. Flagler does he
does with prodigality and princes
could have lived on the food given
to the laborers employed in the
construction of this road. They
were not only fed well, but were
housed well, but the most awful
stories of their ill-treatment were
published in the newspapers to
poison the minds of the people
against it's builder The wicked
newspapers published these stories;
the good editors, like those on the
Ocala Banner, the Times Union
and the St. Augustine Record, didn't
publish them. Note that Mr. Har-
ris says, princes could have lived,
he doesn't state that the Royal
Palm was opened for them. which
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

The president of the Bank OF
New Smyrna is in clover. He has
just soaked several Jacksonville
wholesale groccrymen for SCI 5000
damages, obtaining the judgment
through the United States court,
Hammond, the banker, was in the
wholesale grocery business in Or
lando and his business was ruined
by conspiracy of the Groccrs'
Association. He sued for $500 900
and got a verdict for SIS 900.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

The trouble between the War
Department and the New SMYRNA
Bridge Company has been AMIGA
bly, adjusted, and the bridge will
soon be reopened for traffic. This
will be good news to DeLand pco-
pie, so many of whom delight to
fish at Coronado, but have been
practically prevented from doing
50 by the practical impossibility Of
getting horses and carriages across
the river TO the peninsula for the
past several months.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

THE News believes that the
State Pardoning Board did the
right thing when it committed
Isaiah E. Coopers sentence to life
imprisonment; but the board was
guilty of a cowardly act when it
passed the resolution laying the
reasons for the communication at the
doors of the two past administra-
tons. The acts OF the Jennings
and Broward administrations were
not on trial before the pardoning
board-only one Cooper, convicted
of murder in the first degree and
sentenced to death. That was all
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

Manatcc has re-organized its
Village Improvement Association,
which makes one ask What has
become of the Ladies Improve
mcnt Association of DeLand, Have
the ladies improved all they know
how, Or are the DeLand ladies
not subject to improvement, any
way; THE News inclines to the
latter belief. Several years ago,
the DcLand Ladies Improvement
Association was power for good
in the town. Has the "Civic De
partmcnt succeeded to the duties
and credits of the association,