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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
g2ic alt mar WctbmInlcm?

1894 Sabre! 81 bieiern 9teiultat,
oas b0dit ilbcrraifeno flingt, &c.
lon9t cill Mtitnrbeiter Der .Semilb
@orlo,". Der iid) nit benl Eroblem be,
lhGitigt, meIdc Nebeutllng Den In.
gaben Der Sibel iibcr bos Ilter Der
Eotriordlen 5ufonme. IS lit otljil.
ncblner, 10 fiibrt CT aus, ooB in ben
iriibeltcn 3eiten Der Wono ais 3cit
NAB bclubt ipuroe. 0os 3oblen nad)
Worlocn cripies iif iebod bolo uls
l1itig, uno cine Gintbeilung nod gro.
Bcren 3eitobifuitten ipurbe notbs
ipenoig. Nad elmer 2beoric beIton-
Den ole crlten Sabre" aus iiinf MO
noten 6u ic 30 Sogen, inoem lopiel
Monnte az elmer Ginbeit 5ulunlmen'
gcfoBt wurOen, ipie Singer oil elmer
Suno linn. Vorbcr nbcr bil0ctc lam
&C 3eit ole Noller eilcS WoratS Die
3eiteinbcit, unb Die nSobre", nod DC.
men bic S~ebensolter Der Eatriorhell
oliSge9cbcn lucroeL ilnlfabtel Die
Toller cines Monoumlouies, olio
29H Gage. 9ci oieier Gorolsle,
Bltng ~reou5iren lid Die $50 Sebcns,
iobre aoonls oili 1917 Sobr, unoDte-
thuiolem, oeIIcn bobeS Mlter ipriG-
luortlid) ~geporocu 1T, bate bel let
nen 969 Sobren, bon ocnen Die Vibel
iprid)t, nod utierer Hed)nung nif)t
mcbr ols 1874 Sabre, ollo feines.
lpegS eiu llngclpobulid)es Sebensolter
erreiht. Cine @%eitdtigling oicier On.
nabn1c liebt mon borin, bob llah ben
Woriell ocS Yinlnliitell oos mcnihli-
DIE Seben 70 Sabre mdhrt; man fam
iid)t o~nnebnlcn, boB ole Se~benSonller
iid) ieit Der 3cit Der Eotriord)en bis
81 9aDio INN If 3molitel uerfilr5t
babe. Cine alloere Nered)nung Oes
SobrcS liegt augenl6ciulid) ben In'
goben ii6er onS SITTER N%brobom's II.
! Sioof'S 81 Nrunbc. Sic 51blt nod)
Sobren 81 flint Wouoten bon ie 30
1ogen; Oobei lpiiroen ole 170 Sabre
Ibrobom'S ~ uno Die $50 Sloaf'S
"A Sabre nod) u%nierer Gebnung be-
0eutrn. Sic Hehnulg 0eS ,SnbreS 81
5lpoli Wonotcn bcgonII bel oenegpp-
tern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Sanf Der Mclt.

Nh ie6cln N6cno Neb' i'd aus,
.Sinoltf ocn gSieieniieg.
Sic idolit oiis ibrcn @artel6aus,
IS ltebct bart an Weg.
@ir boben liils nod ME beitellt,
3oS lit MIR 70 Der &nui Der Welt.
Sd meiB nid)!, mic cS 10 geitnb,
Set lurige fiji ib JIG.
sd bite nid)t, Tie logt nid)t ia,
God iugt tic nein ouh ME.
Wenh Sippe germ oui Eippe riibt,
Wir %biloern's ni6t. lns oiinft c
gut.
Ias SiiitdIen nit Der Noie ipielt.
is irogt nid)t: nSuit mid lieb2"
9os &oSd)en Iid am Sbaue fiibit,
IS irogt nid)t (ange: .@ib!!"
sd liebe lie. lie liebct mid
God felnes lagt: sd liebe Did,"
ublano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

BerionoI Hoti5. Sr.
0beooor Sinrid)s bon Nr. BOG, o.
GolbounltroBc. peld)er Dor 5luei $50
den IN @eieliduit ieines Su9cl1o.
ircunoes. Srn. ". ggbert's, cine
Heiie nod ocnl NorGen ontrot. lit &C.
ltern micoer nod Den beinliid,en &c
nnielt 5uriidgctcbrt. Gr beiidte Hcn'
Dorf. no or Den Subions Sulton.Scit.
lihfeitcn beiluobnte, ino modJte barul
cine Sobrt Den .unlerifonild)en
Nbein" binnli nad Nlbnnp. Bon oo
ging er per Ynbn uod Buffalo, Den
NioeoroiSGaen unb idlieblih mad
Bolton. gui Der Hiifiobrt murbe Die
Iompierlinie Observation-Disclosures be.
nukf.
Bon StroBenbobn. . U q q.
|ncn 0ci d lcift. Ycim Ser.
ind an Der Ode bon Gbeiapeafc- uno
GqiottlirnBc bon ci1em S%trnBenbabn.
@soggon Der 9|cnniplpania .apenue 5n
ipringcn, fam Sobn SSulius bon Nr.
2702, @GiottitraBe, 5u sSoG nrlb miIr.
De etpo 10 SUB lpcit geihleiit. Gr
crlitt cine Geritond)uitg Der anie.
id)eibe unb lpliroe in Der ambulon,
bes oitlidcn Giitrifts nod Dem ct.
Soiepbs. Soipital gebratt.
SunbcbiB. = Sobn Sdrnm,
Der pier Sabre nlte Sobn bes Srn.
Sobn Sbrum Don Nr. POOP, 1ou1l.
tuinitrobe, wurOe geitern bei'm Spie.
len aiii ser Strnbc BON Dem 5orter.
rier Der Srou 4. Sommcrleiter bon
Nr. 603, observation-disclosures, in
oas linfe 9ein gebiiien. Iie @unbe
wuroe ourf CT. $. 5. @iering BON
Gr. 1887, Canton apcnnc, ollSOc4
brannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Geibbams, ge0finct non IL ltbr Radlts
biz ) ltbr Muraens.

SeibDaltS, geoifnet bon II llhr
Nadlts bis 5 llbr Wtorgens, loutet,
luie aus Yoris geitrieben iuirb, Ole
III groBcn lelld)tenpen Vuditobet ae.
baltcnc gniidrift rines neilcn ,,niti
tlltes nlIf Dem Yolleparo III Der IGs
bc Der @roBen Oper. oeiien Better
onldeinenb Die sbiidt bot, nit Siilic
lelner neuortigen Soee in fiirieitcr
Belt WiaionGr 5u lperbetl. YorlGil.
fig bat CT olif einen ellornlen ,3ulallI
bon clegontcn 5erren uno nid)t min.
Der elegnnten Solbipeltoamen, Die,
mGbreno Der nGhtlifen 0crgnii.
gungsltunoen, III feline @eIouerlc-
geltbeiten gerotben limo uno nun
3ing ober llbr opfern. UNI oieien sc.
Jeff 81 bebeben. Solhe Banner,
ipie Der Barrier iagt, iino gar ban.
zig iino nleilt unatgcnebm mo IN
oieicm Sinne betroftet man oelt
1euen llnternebnler als Wobltb1ter
Der bummelnoen Wenidbeit. Ger
@eoanfe, Elm ndftlifes 9eibbous st
cr6iincn, lit, rpie ms Elm Yariiet
@latt eradblt, feineswess neu. Sdon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Ibi~abrtstagc Der S5ran Sampfcr
bon Wciu'Yurf.

Sm II. Sfto6cr rGecilie" nod
Bremen.
am IL. Oftober ,Goorbom' nod
Gottcrbam.
am 10. Sftober nOccania" nod
9teopel mo Sricit.
gm 10. Sftober ,Breiioent Grant"
nod Sonburg.
Sim t3. Sftober ngbriatic" nad]
southampton.
am IS. Sftobcr nGampalio" nad)
SipcrpooI.
gm IS. Oftobcr .Homo" nodI 9ico.
pei uno Maricillc.
9n If. Oftobcr r0corge &oibing.
ten" llu6 Vrenlcn.
Am IA. Oftobcr olluiteo Statcs"
hod) &opcttba9cn.
Nm fl. Sftobcr .Supoie" nah
SABRE.
9(m IS. Sftobcr .Gooerlono" nod
9oper mo Autncrpcn.
gn t6. Sftpber minneapolis"
nod 2onoon.
2n IS. Sftobcr rStalia" nod gu
itrmo mo Hcupcl.
Am IS. Oftober ,Hem.Yorf" nod
southampton.
9lm 16. Sttpbcr .%Galeooniu" had)
Glasgow.
gm Is. Oftober ,Duc sic 8enopa"
nod) Neopcl uto @craio.
Nm 16. SftoGer ,aoiicrin Auguits
Sietorio" nod 9art6nrg.
Nm t6. Oftober .grabic" nab
2iperpool.
am 10. Sftobcr .aaiicr" uad
HrcTcn.
gfr 10. Sftober .Hotteroauu" nad
]iottcrbom.
gm 20. Sftobcr .Gnronia" nad
2ipcrpool.
9ln 20. Oftober rEeuniplpania"
nod Snmbllrg.
qm 20. Sftobcr .Nrgentino" na6
Stcapcl mo Srieit.
Am 20. Oftober .Wiaieltic" nnd
Soittbompton.
Sim 81. Oftober .Gorpntbio" ndd)
Gibraltar mo Rcupel.
gm 81. Sfiobcr hWoltfe" nut
| Gibraltar mo Ieapel.
an 81. Sftober rs. 3. Iietgcn"
nod aupenbogen.
am 81. Sftobcr Bremen" nad
Bremen.
gm 81. Sftober lorraine" mad,
Sopre.
am %. Sftober .@ernonia" nad
9tcopel mo WarieiQe.
Aim %. Sftobcr naonis albcrt"
| ?o6 Gibraltar ltno Hcapcl.
am %. Oftober Geltidlano" nad)
@amburg.
am %. Sftober nGeltic@ nad)
2ipefpool.
am 30. Ofto6er @innetonfo" nad)
2onoon.
am %. Oftober st. 9titis" mad,
So%litbannpton.
am %. Sftobcr n3eelonS" noA
Siutperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10


StcB d) bcguuncrn.- I'm
ter Der Nnflnge, Ole Surnnle bon
$500 bon George Soffnlnnn bon Mr.
6i3, @eit ? 2crinqtonitroBe, unter
Soripicgelun9 inlid)cr Sbotiad)en er,
lollgt 81 bobcn, lpllrbe 0eitern aSroll
Nnun @or0on bon Ar. $50, Melt Ger.
lll9tonltroBe, Ole 9ciiBerin einesSrcu,
ocllhouics, pom Fpli5cirid)tcr 2ooen
III Der l%ucltlid)cn Eoli5ciitotion fir
oos Gcrfobrcn ocs GrinlinolgeridteS
f~cItgeboltcn. Soifmlonn, Der dlsSers
geont Der Scr. Stootcn E Irnlee Dor
&llr5cn bon Sort Hilep, aoniaS, aus
Dem Gicnitc ciitloIicn lpilroc, crbicli
$4,000 riiditGnbigen Solo ouSbc5oblt.
Wtit oiciem @elbe fam cr noh 9alti.
more. nm eS bier gut 5irtsbringeno"
nl5lllcgen. Gr lernte am c~ritenglbeno
lcineS SierlcinS Die Worbon fcnrell,
lucldIe linn niif elmer Nlltonlobiliobri
i6r Voroell fir oen EreiS bon $500
onbot. Wtobel uno Solls iollten fir
olelen YrciS NIT inbcgriiien lein,
Soffnlunn id)loB Den Serfouf ob.
brod)te nbcr bnl6 burd) DEN rid)tigell
GigenthiImcr 0es SouieS, iSrn. SouiS
Sudncr bon Nr. Sit,9oltimore,
Strabe, in Grfobrung, onB Die Cor
Don nift cinen 9odltein oes Soulee
nno aud nidt Die Wobelltilde ibr Ell,
gen llcnncn fonne.
Yferb ami in Den Noicn
Gin Dor Gin ,%Sllbrlpcrf GeS Snl
Sinton Stolilon bon Yer. 406, Siio
@onbltroBe, gciponnteS uno burd
ocn 9tegcr rSobn 9rprun g%clcnftc:
GferO gin9 geitern Abcllo onl grooo
man Ollrd) mo lief am 8itB oeI
Vroaopap IN Den Soicn. IS mllrol
Don @corg Sd)ulono bon 9tr. 2530
Gonton.gpe., unb 8eorg Menjel BOZ
Nr. 1924 @oliern.sipe, md onltrell
GENDER arbeit gcrettet. Ser SUBJ
mann ipron9 nod r~ed)t5eitig ob.
Ibleben.- 6rou Nugnitc Gam
bcrti lit 9eitcrn I'M Alter bon 81 Soh
rem IN ibrcr Wobnung, Nr. 600. Sit
SombnroitroBe, 9eitorbcn. Sic Beer
oigull9 iinoct mor9cn Nudmittog III
= llbr bonn Sruuerbouie aus nli ocI
nSouoonsEorf Cemetery" lintt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

Serr Unit aifen1bnlifem Nus
leben, gum 6reunoe): nWeine Srai,
lnolte biSber MIR Sbiere, iie mill lid,
iest ober bent Yortrnit pion,en, i'd
bin ibr eriter 8eriud!" = 6reuutb
egba. luobrid)einlih ais llebcr
gang?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Sir Naturgas.

Gin grobcs Gonlitc bon @eihdltsleu'
ten aebiloet, ou5 fiir Die Nnnabmc
Der Teroronulg lpirfell
loa. ~ Ncnnt lid nIDc Giti5clla
Committee. - Sic crltcn De
I~d)0ftolclltc Der Stoot trctcl1 bel.
Cine @elcaihoit murbe gcItern IN
elmer &crioumlune III Scr 9ouboric
inter Dem Homan .Gbe Giti,cno
Committee" prQonilirt, melfe lids
sur Ilfgobc geiett bot, ser Sppoii.
ton gcgen Die Dem Stootrotb Dor
licgeloc GotnraoS- ScroromunN emf
aegen 81 orbeiten. Sr. -. 9. 3uih,
Erolibent Der Baltimore Bridge
Gompunp," iuurbe 5urn @oriiber ocS
Gomite's crmGbIt nnO ST.. i. e. Cha.
pnnnes, Erdliocnt Der .Gheiopcoft
Srnn @orfs," gum Scfrct1r. gIa
GreflttipsGomite mllroeu cnudhlt Dit
&errcn Gapib 8. CARROT, Gicc.FrGii.
bent bcS yTereins Der &ouilellte NM
6abrifnnten," j. 2. GboponmeS.
Sbeooor j. arlg bon oen aruq.Gi.
lenluerten, Sobn NJ. TtnniS BON Der
SnriS WtiiQer 60. @ctrciocs Grpors
teltre, Socob Soot, Eroiioent ocS
v&creilS Der anuiIcutc mo Sobrl
toutet Der IltItoht," hilbert u. Bra
Ger, Sau'monL $. u. Orrid, Er1ii-
Dent Der 9lftienbGrie, @nl. Z. @iQ
bon Der Sol5bonolungSfirno @n1. =.
@ia & SoL Sobn 9. Honliop. YrG.
iioent Scr nNotionol Medonics'
9ont, uuo Sronf $. Galloway, Yr1.
'iocnt Der nYorf Sonb Corporations"
Goriitcr 8uib iu9tc nod) Der Sr0o,
1ilotioil, cine Nn5obl @eid)1itslentc
lct jn DER GinIidt getonrmcn, BOB eS
hohc Belt Jet, eln5ugrciier, oomit
baltimore ooS grobc llntcrncbnlcn,
Nutilrgus aus @cit'G irgillicn Dierber
SIT %lciteil, crbolteu blcibc. Gin 80
mite lei ocSbolb orNoniiirt morocl.
nm filr Die Nnnobmc Scr NotitrgoA-
@croronmg, Die bent StootrotD lett
pofllegt, 81 mirfcu. Gem Gontite trn'
ten loiort 1870 81id)1ftSlcutc bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
3u pcrfdufen:


Ann gIod Glib. 0lcnutss irabs. 8weis
RUO ft6dierS Gobnbaus; fefS. 3tniiter
mo gjuo; fosben Ieriig gefieut: Sifrieoenlteu eii'
De Heoineuneen. ". ". German. 223. 81. faai.
etrabe. (Septt0. 1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Srci Id1ue biGiae Tarmcn.

SuIs NIT geranbn iiiio 9 3iinutern ire allen
r6fbiaer Observation-Disclosures. aacs ppnitdnbiB
neit, init 12 slder 2nfio. oireit an g~dbntfntinn
fiji $500. gerner Sarm bon 80 slder mlt NC,
binben al $1,000, uno 40 gder init alfem SdiiS
fiir $500. Relate Yebinannaeu. = Strrnann
Babcntppp, 3intmer 723-727. @uiiber BuiIos
ina. NJ. Ill. Nsrb.Gbaries' Strafe.
(Scnff n N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

Stimmt, = sd bate niemols
geglaubt, oaB Der Serr Wiiqer NIT
leiner 6rou 10 gut leben uiiroe." -
vHn, SpaB, nit elmer Niillion lGBt cS
iid ood] gang gut misfommcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
6. Z. GaQaa6er. Wannnternehmer.

N0An fanfen sStnen elm neurnobifdes
1SOU Snns I'M 700 gied Norb'0ste'
etrARe. 2Ile rnobernen Ginrt4tlneen,. gbs
auesfnnaIs ghfnlnb, t.mentirte Gubwe9e, @euer
nnS Sole. stlS. yep0f 8rid" eebaut braii:
den ME aneefrlnen Au iuereen. Strdten NIT
bIfrifi5irien Badftetnen gepfatterf. ydeortaer
aefpinfmt. asent an crt nut etene.
y. (NuIt4|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
0crlnnGt:

Sanotuerfer 5um Gnnfen, Gcrfdutcn iith Sels
6eii neiier uno %aebrnnbtcr 2seri6eu9e. sSir re-
puriret Bcrfseiiae iinb Sepebre. @cbftnet bis
2 llbr Ibenos: Gamftues. 1880 gbeiSs. DID
rblano SopI Go, 9r. 604, Slt'vrat.etraRe.
(Sept2i ,1WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

Gin 6odbfIafHa einbiirfer eiscrcnte' nho eon,
h%itor,2Goen; ansae3eitnete 8uIinfo)nff: Ta6i
nnf Saus Hnb lnoen: leidte geotiiqlifiQen. 81
crfrdpen bel 6. Nrtbur GbH, 1913 9aw UuttotnI,
(Scptt-SfH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

Sn perfatifen:
Serie neuen, inooeruer, 3peiit6dt9en Sdiifcr
an 2eaberipn.sfbe. nahe 9ritte Ctr. SieblnnS.
totur, alIe reauemIi6teiten, GonntbsS teueru,
Briefs $4,000. wsan Irebine Spdrrcips 9oiHt
mo Mirmonntsstbc GIeftrifbe. HdlcreS bel
Matter Z. Neitphal az rrt mut eteMe.
Eaupldse 100 Sub tief. (Sepf1--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

pauid)lofier fir eifcrne 1reppen'S eldtlecr,
GleoatorsGinfuiiuuaen uuo prnnuleriuie Gtielis
arbeit: ebeniaa3 fir @ubciierzglrbcit II. Yaocll'
fSrpnte. Seine Irbcitsitorrig; Itetiqe arbeti.
gu aoreiiiren: Che 3. Sdlretber q CONS So,
Cincinnati, Sbiu. (2S0,2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

Gin iunaer ~bcuiidber @Iefiroiednifcr fir III.
liollntioneri iudt Stciluna. Noreiie: Gbarfet
vi. @itrl, gr. GAS, @eits Tapette's traee.
(270-S0.t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Stcacnseinde.
%trQcdciuh:

etrneseiuf: ~.
Gtnc Srau fift glrbcit CgSGitel titr amer
Serrcr. Sfferten unter rs. 1852" Seht,nher
Surreiponocut (2s3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
gcrIangt 3anner nnb Snaben.
gsrlaugt:


Gin oeutTher Wionli, Der cneliih iprid,t.. mn
ouf einem fleinen l1unliB 3i a%rbcttell. 9tabs
~5ufruaer bel 3. ~. eben. 3uw'pn, Dfc.
(2S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10

gu ucrmictbeu:
Teue SdnIer an gorbs IotpmacsStr., 6ipifhen
S1irmpuntsgne. H.. S1nciicsStr.; nle Nenuent'
fibfcticn; nieorigc Mietbe. Eebi1t 5airitolllt'
gpenuesGors. gtnd)5utru8en on Srt uno Stene.
(6ebr20-.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-10
Sn n%crmietBeu.

Fit permietbeu:
st2 bro WprGf. Meme Sdrfer. one moners
men @iiridinnaen Ierinnfe al o~criclbclt Hate
gegcn $50 an6abIune.. sleent .gia6miiiaes an
Ert nnS Sielle. Serpert.s trefe, 3pi,asn Ser
3. nuo Q. etrake, Nalbruuf. (Septt2 ,fNGt(
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-21
CHILToN GRAND JURY
 CRITICISES AFFAIRS

Clanton. May 20--tSpecial. )--After examining more than 800 witnesses. the grand jury made its final report today, returning forty-five true bills, and min gled praise and blame for the county institutions.
 Thus. the roads were declared good. but the means at hand for building and maintenance insufficient. The body recommended legislation to afford means to build and repair the roads. or a bond issue.
 vhe unsanitary condition of the jail was noted, and Improvements asked; {; also, Improvement In regard to the court house. The back yard of the jail. 1t was told. Is used as a hog pen, and one room as a chicken house. Also. it was shown, the food furnished the pris- aners is insufficient.
 The grand jury condemned the made quate service of the citizens as police officers.
 Every citizen is 6 police oficer." read the report, and then told that sew eraI homicides had occurred of late in the county, one last week as Naples ville, in regard to which no informa- tiou could be obtained.
 Judge Pearson, treating every item of the report, adjourned the grand jury, after an admonition to observe espe- cially. violations of the prohibition laws.
 Inasmuch as the term of court is con- cluded Saturday night. and as the Pope trial. now, on, will occupy much of tomorrow. 1t was deemed necessary to continue many of the cases on the docket for the term
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-21
COTTON CRUSHERS
 CLOSE CONVENTION

Memphis. Tenn, May 20.-At an in teresting session of three days, the In- terstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Asso- citation adjourned sine die tonight, af- ter electing officers as follows:
 President, A. D. Allen of Little Rock, Ark.
 South Carolina.
 Secretary-T Treasurer. Robert Gibson of Dallas, Tex, reelected.
 The place for next years meeting was referred to the Executive Committee, whose decision will b.given out later. Little Rock and Mobile have been ac- lively working for this meeting.
 Resolutions were adopted asking Congress to repeal the law imposing an ad valorem tax on oleomargarine' and asking that the duty on cotton seed oil be raised.
 W. J. Allison of Texas made mo- tion providing that the association es- tablish a camel press cloth factory with a capital of $300,OO0. This motion was adopted and $35,OOo was imme- diately subscribed to the fund by dele gates present.
 w. J. Parrish of Memphis, the re- tiring President. was presented with a handsome tea service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-21

is forward. and not backward. There is growing over the entire South a feeling due to economic conditions, that you will be a necessity for the pros- perity of the South If you will only do what you ought to do to make your race happy.
 You can demonstrate to the white men of the South by making yourselves members of the community, that 1t IS as much to their interest to treat you well as 1t is to your interest to have thenH treat you well,
 "One of the most satisfactory devel- opments of the last ten years Is the interest that your Southern white neighbor is taking in your welfare. your education and your profit
 Tt is easy for us of the North to criticise both sides and to express sym pathy and hope that things are com ing out all right. but the place where the thing Is to be done1s there where you live, and, therefore, 1t is with the whites who are your neighbors, that there Is to arise that feeling which is to be beneficial to both. and to make you more useful to the community than you are.
 Things are moving on. There is ground for hope. We are catching up.
 "Now I am not going to give you to understand that I don't know the bur den of a race feeling and that often- times there is an agonized moment when the negro feels that the whole world is against him. The way to meet it is to face it, is to recognize it, go on and do your duty, live and labor and be prosperous in spite of it.
 The President ridiculed the idea that the two races cannot live afnicably In the same country, and that the only way to solve the problem is to send the negroes, out of the country.
 "The time Is coming, in my judg- ment," he went on, "when the busi- ness men of the South are going to rec ognize much more fully than they do today. the great advantage the South has in your presence on the soil. Your race is adapted to be race of farm CTS first, last and all the time. You are going to do more than you ever have done in that direction as a result of the education which the industrial schools are giving you"
 President Taft left Charlotte at 10:3O D. m. over the Southern Railway. his private car being attached to the regular Washington train.
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{COntfnued from Page One.) the tariff bill. It came at the close of the day after the Finance Commit tee triumph on white lead.
 Before another paragraph could be taken up, Mr. Ttllman arose and said he wanted to make a suggestion to the chairman of the Committee on Finance.
 "We have" he said, just spent the best part of a day in useless wrangle resulting in the usual victory of majority of eight or ten votes for the astute manager in control of this bill. want to suggest that he might get a good many more votes if he would enforce the rule. which forbids Sena- tor to speak more than twice on the same subject
 <"I am not sure" said MT. Aldrich in reply that I do not deserve the sug- gestion and criticism of the Senator from South Carolina. l have been hop ing that much of the discussion here which seemed unnecessary would cease'.
 "But the talk grows deeper every day." said Mr. Tillman.
 "Not deeper" replied MT. Aldrich, MT. Aldrich appealed for relevancy in the discvssion in the paragraphs of the bill. q accept" he said. the criticisms of the Senator from South Carolina because l think 1t is de- served"
 MT. Tillman being accused by MT. Bacon of being the chief offender in speaking many times on the same amendment protested and his protest was followed by statement by MT. Aldrich that 1t was his intention at an early date to satisfy the Senator from south Carolina that the tariff bill should be proceeded with morning, afternoon and night until disposed of. .
 'XVe don't want any night tsessions, appealed MT. Tillman. 'I want to say" continued Mir TilIman, looking over the Senate chamber in hesitat- ing manner, that while I don't want to call down castigation upon my head. speeches for home consumption are get ting too frequent for my comfort.
 MT. Bacon declared that what the Senate needed more than anything else, in his judgment, was dignity" The Senate then>proceded to adopt with It, tie discussion several paragraphs of the chemical schedule. The duty on acetate of lead was reduced 1-S of cent pound below the former committee recommendations.
 The committee recommendation TOT an increase of duty on bichromate from 1 3-4 cents per pound over the Houses recommendation of 1 cent a pound was sustained, 40 to 20.
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burdens of militarism and the unwis. dom of waU talk between Great Brit. ain and Germany.
 The attitude of China was declared by Ambassador Wu Ting Fang in an address delivered at the conference today to be in favor of making com pulsory arbitration a law of the na- tions. The amicable relations between the United States and Canada were de- scribed by Justice J. J. McL.aren of the Court of Appeals of the Province of ontario, who said that while in- dividuals in a measure had become Chrlstianized,> i've still remain, as na- tions. largely barbarian and hea then"
 Governor Ansel of South Carolina, spoke in favor of arbitration and Rev. Frank Lynch, pastor of the Pilgrim Church of New York, declared that fit is the shame of the age that every church in Germany, England and Amer ica is not protesting aginst these great pagan, overwhelming armaments. :"