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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
SpbesfaGc.

PIN .; 5aIrmr ecais Snid, @aopjeicsgNpL &c
!. 2anrar ehar.es sut@. gr. 1857 2sOOo.
9lm 4. Sanrar gainIam Bomb, glr. 1927. y.
Stodions StrGbC 90 Sabre ali.
.2lm 4 Sunlar Gbatles SeasleN, gIr, s23, So-
milton Ierrdcc, i2 Sabre alt
2M 3. Salil,gr Sabu Giauticc, inn-, Er. els.
SrfprosA9cMic. 20 Sabre alt.
Mn a. Nc5cmber 5lura Cohen, Nnbptc,u.
I'm 5. S Sanuar Somes Garter, Cir. ol4, ssor.
Ter strnbc, 10 Sabre at.
Am 3. 3dniur Wiarp iSudIS. gir. 1904. gioro.
Vim ; JqIudr, agnnie SreeOmna, Y5obnz
GIN 8 5druar gsuazs Sreut, gr. 1928.
eH am I: SaHra ! S Sa1aS Ss'iIiiapa4, ar. 1855.
WGun8' 5.rabe. 10 Sabre alt.
s!m 4. InHuar 5opn @ieaion. Ea1pielu 'gtfo4
Am l.. 5nnlur 0iarr @rups. M. 1925. 6anp.
Der Str0bC. rs Sabre alt,
NJ TGi i 2nGMar Catherine Sarsh. 'r. 1926.
%! am :. z HGlI1Iar 40 s aSSI' s s!I vi. ,aae
9lIlbrc 5traBc. } Mionnlc alt
Sm z 2anuago ashn =. 2adian. Nr, SO7, {.
GG 5,m ztrese Is Sahrs of ,,.,,..
lalssScfpttdLY 10 Sabre ait
gm IL Gs5Snibsr @surh antber, 9Stifon'S Ctr.
eGn. sirabe. ~ Sabre NJ.
=, =: atin, a. 2s3I,i sr g s S'Srie"' III. 527,
YIN 4. Sa1uGrS .ocurb Mpiuerap, Tr. Git.
SreoeritsglOeurc 5S SGhrs Init.
gtm 1. 3aRYgr -@iarsnret 9iaubaM, Or. 1887.
Gale Sirabc - Sabre all. '
: 3 !, !, /; j ] 9Rt44ls9r arisyP NA0niet ny 7Y7t @eii.
2m 3. 3Gluinr Gbipdrb sntGeL. gIr. 1ItA.
bruce trnbt. 9 W'olofe ali.
sttl 4 IuIlurT tHliGi etartinat f. McthuoifteH
Nlteubejin." ST Sabre al.
Pm 3 SGlMnr Ssnru erasrmrrtt, nr, 1909.
PIN !. 5aIltnr gliiabctb Sbortas, st. Gil.
tabeth-0etm." 10 WonGtc of.
gm ;. 3ori,or Sneub 5bomas, 9aoOictp.
Hiui. 50 Sabre at.
PIN 3. SGnuur Gblth @atttrs, NJ. 1923.
9nln'n Hlnc. 3 Sabre all.
PIN 3, SGruar NngWita gNiliun, Dir. $50, u.
Sanetic Sirnhc. Gs Sabre oft.
YIN . Snnunr esmnnb 2%snbrmann, Nrt5lg.
Hr2Iin %sibeirIc. ; MioIute alt.
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lpldti9cn &org0nge Ser letter 3cit
Die llnabbdngigfeit5 E%rfldrlng
RuIaorien'e mo Die Nnnettirung
RoSnien'@ ourd) Seitrcid) . ltngorn
ieien &erIctum1cn Der S~tnatsred)te
9na &nrlomcut m0gc sur Srbnun9
oicicr @~praGuqc ieirlen Heiltano lei.
hen. Ger SllItun oriitt Damn Sen
@unih aus, onb bic TiiIol1jcr oca
&nuocS in GrOnulG georndt, bas
Shullucicn rcorganiiirt un6 hoS
2onobcer ipie ole 6lotte pergr6Bcrt
u1o perpollfonumnct perbcu nlod)ten.
Ter Gntidll1b, bo5 2unb ser Gcrioi
iltng aenlGB regiert 81 icbcn, lei icit
rno unobGnberlid).
NIlcin ldou glcit nodJ Dem &crle
len Der Sbronreoc fam cs I'M Turlo'
mellt 81 eiuem 3Iptidcnfull. Sibc,
role Harlomcnt3uttAlicber 1nBertcn
ihrc lln5uiriebenbcit ourilbcr, baB
ser Sllltnn nit,t ocu Gi6 ollf Ole Ser
iuilung geleiItct bubc. mo pcrluciScr-
ten bic progromnm0Bige Gi0cslei-
itulQ. Sod mllroc Der 3luiidenfol
bcigelcnt, ol5 crtlGrt lultroe, DAB Der
Sliliun bereit3 cilmlal ben Gto gclcis
itet babe. Gic Tcpltirtcn idporen
honll, Dem &ntcrlunoc, Der Tcrfo'
illg nnb ibrer Mtiiiion trcll SIT blei-
ben. iolonac Der SuIton Die &crful
ilnlq bait, Die er bcidnuorcn bat. IS
lielt IN oieiem %~orbebult Scr Icpu
tirtcn iflon qlclf Sl Mnfung 0cs tiir
tiidJen Vnrlanen1S Der &eim 5u eli
ncm GoniIitt. GnS &crbdItniB 5tui
ihcn Nolf mo Sliltun miro rlid)t
ourt pollcs &crtraueu, ionoeru oiirb
Vinhtnlittel reGullrt, mo IS itebt ST
bciitrdten, bab boS nclleitc Furlor
mrnt glropn'S Ghnlid]cn SGluierig.
feitcn elltaegcn 9ebcn miro mic Ole
erIte ruiiiide Inmn. Snlmcrbin lit
ooa Eolf Ser Eiirfci 5llr MitrcNic.
rllllg bcrllicn uoroeL sic pielcn Nal
len, St0nmc uno Tolfer, iucld)c Der
Sl!ltan bi3ber ielbitbcrrlit) ols III,
lciuhcrrldcr reaicrt bat. Wtit Der
Regieruna lit es Ill Gnbc.
9lltf bic Nalait . Repolutionen, Sc
rem Gonituntinopcl 10 mantc erIe6t
bat. ncrocn ollihorcn. Wcnn's gut
gebt. Yer Snlton Die Gilrfci
lit ciu ofrunfer Wonn," Gic nlo4lc
mitiid)c @eltonidouung lGbt lid
mcoernilircn. Die @erNui.
ding bon Stride. Stout. 8eieaidJuit
mo Eolitif in Der Observation-Disclosures
@elt l0bt Nid)t beiollbcra ptcl Ont
rpidclung ;u. Mber Die liirtci 'oll
cin mohcrneS StuntSQcbiloa merben.
Gle auitur, Ole ane @eIt belcdt. ioIl
lid, aid, uuf hic Giirfci erltretfcn. gb'
lpnrtell. luie c@ BORT nit Dem 9elcdeu
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s9Ercau occ staot'Hegihrnturs.
H0tbhn,.

Baltimore, %. Sej. 1908.
90 Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sGommtiidre in
~1eleBlid, borgefhriebener gSeife ibreu citoeiils
iieen mo perbciierteH gcrid)t iiber Die 5uge'
fprodeilen GntluGOipuu9eIi. ~llrioiicu uno
g3crtbcgboburacn iir sic. Goroennirlira iilo
SeifnurN Der y%ater.strai9, bon Der Eftieite
Der gSinbiorsWPius6oab mad Der ebemnligen
nettIifen StGbtgreN1e, rebit beit burauf be3iigs
lidcl Cn6giiltiQen mo terbei'erteu erflircnoer
8li1cn II Ser1dbbtii Der Soridriften oeS 25al:
tlriore Gburiers iiilo Der AM 10. DEAF
1907 uttcr5eid,neten Geroronung yr. 2T7 oe3
Itanor9 mo Stootratb5 bon Baltimore rro
folder Gf6crer tSetete uto GerprorWlgeu, bic
auf hieic .stneeIeacnbeit bern eito5ur iino, bel
ms biritrIept bdbet.
piro hermit hefannt %aeinadbt. bnb ~befoetrr
Gertht iulo @Idne aif bicie gSeiie in oieiem
Bilrcnl hinier. cot iuurhen iinb lilo huB ner
Dfabor mn S%tuotrdtb bon Baltimore. ooer IL
Geno cine I'criou ohcr Rcriouer, ODER CORPORA.
iioRelL Die nit Der SeriBeiluiig Der borbeltutllls
ir! GntfH9oigunaen pber 8eriberb5burgcn III.
S%liirtcosli limo. inncrhdlb brcibig (3Ol Eu9c,i
nom 20. Scjcnber 1908 ali. ais ocrt critcu "a.
sc ocr Bon mir aus9ecdnGcncn @er0iicutlid1ril1
bieicr gtoiii, fdriitlier-- oGgegct an ons 0dltis
more Stootaerini dppeutren mo bds hcfa9tc
8ettTt crlIdDer ErBeri. oic'elbcu ST reoioirelt.
2. Serpeii Ihumas,,
SilotsS1e9iitrator.
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2on6 n ,Ear .Gemcfern.
$3.50

9hrenn: Wr. 81, gSrft,S aratuaa .Strase, Hnb
Sanpt-Gin1ana: Srecertd ,c'pao.
WeGribrispidbe bon $25 on infer beiiinolgcr
toeroen i'm 1reibbGus on Sdupt'GiraurG eeiuns
ben. unfer sIgrit luiro. tuert ee,olnt6i, bots
fprefen. (o2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Wtrcau oeS Staot.H egtfratprS.
. Motbh0ua

Bultt II. Se5c,nbcr 1908.
"a Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : Gnmnliiidre Der
Sidot @aliinorc IN. SCietti6 borgeiIriebener
sSciie tbrcn cilbgiiltiaen nIh oerbeicrtel DC
riht FIBER oic Nigeirro6lencn Gnti6aoigileeit.
~llitfoIlclr mo Meriberb6hun9cn lin ole Gon'
otnltirnlto nth 9t0tirunG eirer fiirisebn Sui;
tl5D brcttcrt IIleh. bon Der Anrolpeiiieiie Der
IShiitluds Strrbe biz SIR Siinoitieite elmer flo
Dilltd Ron Eari : Terrace aelegenen filnijebt
Ftb (i5) breitel 2tlep. uebit Den onraui be-
iiigliChen cnopiiliigen uIh oerbencrten erllus
iernaer NIGrcn IN &etdbbcit Der @ori6riitet
hcS Silbl4G Charters NH Der am g. Gpril 1908
IllltcrjeifIieistt aSer0roniilp Nr. 81 oee Wiabor5
nm StGoiraibcS bon baltimore bel mir biItier.
lcat DaDcll.
miro hermit befannt aematti. bab befn9ter
Vcriht mo Eldiie dnf oie'e GSeiie IN nicic1t
gircdu bliiterlcqi ipcroeu limo. mo oa6 Oct
Miauor mn Staoiraib hon Baltimore. ooer ii.
aello cine 9Serion ooer Veriolteii. oocr cine ohcr
irlebr Gorporntionen ote. init oer Ncribet.ln9
Oct borbcranrtcn Gniftidoiaunsell cher &trtta
crbubilleIr ltiiSnirieoen itro. iIllrrbolb -breiti9
$50 1opci pom Is. Gcicnber 1905 an. eI5
bent eriic Tnac bcr bon mir u,seeeuneener
@croiieniIituii9 oicier Potts. ihrifilid hnac.
act an o1S Baltimore Siuot1eridt nppeutrer
NH oGS bclogic Seri6t criudet rt0gcr, Die
lelber oI rcbiotreIl.
]. seprn ghumae,
(GcilS.24.3i;SanO Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Baltimore Gemeterp.

SHreau: Srantlin gfbs, Baltimore \. sprttfr.
@eerdbnibpI1ee auni yerfauf - oori 1925 on.
thr bier @rdber. 5reie Genutuie Der 4apeIe
fir MISUNDERSTANDING. (Sunt16.1O
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2orrainc.

Mafertin. - FarfartIs. - SrteSfiA.
sReitlit, bon GlGI0rrpf etre iiro eine boIbe
Meile. Wionilt SOI1ssSa9qot. ii1o lorraine.
NaaQoI,3 bireIt bis i'm Giraafs. getbe Ies
leptotie. Sf1htseGrcuu I'M oritten Slrr oeS
-llripn,Iruit @ebiubes," GtarteS. uns Eanette'
strabs. CIR ai4,1J,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

@Ghrcno mir i'm Site II
cine rn0cpDbnlid) miloc Soruor-
Scmlperntur bntten. regiltrirtc bus
thermometer in 0tinneIota u1b OF.
oeren Staoteu ocS Norbrucltens 81
8roo, iii aroeren 8egertoen iogar GO
8rob inter Nlll, cin ltntcrid)ico Dol,
III @roo 5luiid,cn benz Often mo
Dem Norbpcltcn.
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IerIaminluuaS InseiacnI
,@efteub . arauieu Il. uuterttatunss . ssrei

,@citeub . araufeu llute ritiitungs @treiu,"
NuIttMurG I'M Sn.liIar 1909.
@ertbcs @iita.iep!-2ie iohtltfe @sneral,
Teriunimlung lno 9eunienpdbi oe3 NercinS
finbei en- Srnncritag, ben T.. Sauuur 1909,
glbenos s llbr. I'M lereiit5sgofalc, glr. 1873.
iSreperidsNnenltc, ltdtt.
vile abfucienoen mo hid eeriileno eni'tuls
biGten AlitiGItcorr o~cy'uI!et In bic geicplthe
Strnic. I'm suffrage
Gharle5 TEL,
90 Scirct1r.
Baltimore. .. SUuuGr 1909,
sic rcgclrudtiqc %idhrIi6c 8eridurntlliuS Der
Niiioniire Der ,Uinrpiauo Gaiaalts Goinpaun"
miro an Tuuueritaa, Den II. Slruat, 1890
8orrt.. in benz Qiirtau Der Gompagnie Iiatts
finecn.
SaS. 4. Withea,
(2.i.G.S.1i1 SeiTetGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Nu bic Numen.

Snnee Hamcn, tpeIGe. moberne S@neiberfuHn
su erIernen ,uiirlden, tontsn ntdt tn 3wettei
nur BET frI. N. entefA, ct. 80e, Beaseases
-tsaa.etsahe, hor5ufpredhen. thren Ramrn ale
SSeIins. cintraqen.. nrb le Lesren bic Aunit noe
oiiberbeni erln6Ii@en Hnterrt6t IN 6nf&neis
ben. Ge1r Itberale 9ettnonn6sn. ~. n.
eateye, 81. 802, Nth1e asotp6ssetsatG
(S16-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

| miro.
Gic Gutidj ciouu9 Nc3
@umocS obergerltts III Dem GrpScB
Der NllnbeSrc9icrulg ac0cn Die
nStonhorn Gil Company" megell
Nobott 9imnabme Don %Gilerbubncn,
bringt ms Sllitii- Department in Ell
nc eigcntbiimlihe Gage. 9%unoesrid,z
fer 2onoiS pcrrrtbciltc bic nStonos
drb Oil Company" 81 Der ertrnuu-
gunten Strofc bon 29,2iOJC0O Col
lars. Cos @mocS-N ppcllotionS-8c
ritt iticB bas llrtbeil ocs Hid)terS
INT NIT Der Vcgriiilonn1, oaB Ecrlo.
ncr oocr Gorpordtioncn, mcld)e Rn
bate n%illcbuten, Dir GclCblid)cll Ha'
tell nid]t SIT ipilicn brnltdltcn. ober Die
anflGaer miiBtcn 6cn @cuciS l%icfern,
onb Die Nblid)t beltnnorn babe. ooo
@eics 81 uerleber. 0us l1nft iebr
n,ii iuriitiid)e Spibiil1biNfcitcn hin.
olla mo mlodli Ole llebcriiibru1la bon
8eicbiibcrtrctcrn in pielcn TGllen fuit
urmoalif. 2ie aoir5e Ero5ebiiib.
rllllJ Ncecn oic STANDARD Oil Com.
PAM" hat oitf ollie SGuc ciucn iflef.
ten Ginbrnt alf sic GIientlid)c Mci.
mlrg gcnlodn. Die Hcaicrung bot
fem @liid nit ibrcr SrllitbefGnn.
pfrna. IS lit lcbr gerinac IuSiid)t
porbonben Dob iie hicicn 6aI IL, ci.
ncm criolgreifcn abid)Iu; bringcll
miro. Srosocm mill JIG Is rod)nols
p%crlud)en.
Gic Sine. 6rcic Yreiie"
ihreibt: lin on8 God ipcltes ooS
Noie'idc Gountps Option Weicb III
Den Stontsiddd gentuhi bat, 81 I'LL.
len, miro unierc Stoatsleaislntur
lunbrIGcinlid) mad, nclten Steuern
llmid)ou bolten miilieu. Man ipriht
bon Der g%iufiibriuig elmer Grbid)uftS'
| Stclcr, Ieiocr eil,c icncr Steuern,
uon mcld,cr Die Ueicllitait. Die be,,
Siout nm cinen Tbeil Icincr ginnob-
men acbrod,t hat, an mcnigiten be.
troiicn lucrbcn wilrhc. Tie bot uid)tS
5n percrben, ols ocl obgctrdaenell
Noniel ibrer burd)Iod)ertcn Wtpral.
nno fiir ocn aiebt fem %anlt1noiacr
Menid) and, MIR circt Gent. 9iim'
ucn iinb ~ allet 3citen iueuia cr9ic'
bige Stcnernbjeftc seipelen.
Ncber ba$ SGlferacmi d,
Der &er. Staotcn Dcroficutlid)t Yrpf.
u. ;. Riplcp in patluntic Montblp"
cine intcreIionie Shicic. @1brenh
bcs letien Sohrcs iino III Den Scr.
Sioatm 10 piel Ginlpnnoerer aelon-
Oct. nlS bic beioen Sfuaten Nep.
Sampibire mo Muinc sulan,nel,
geipohuer sablen. 9tad) Scr Militant,
muile lit Dos @olf Der Ser. Staaier
Don observation-disclosures ;3linmmeu-
iesling. OILS ionit eiit @oIf Der Groe
Seit filnfsia Snhren beitebt mehr als
! Der iicbenfc Tbeil Der 9ep6Ifernne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Hrnio Nioae Gcmetcra.

Ter tteaif Srirbhof BON Baltimore, Nate
&tfespile. .3pci elettrifhe Gabn'9inten nno
Rimlieo. YouIcrdrb nireit 5um Sriehboi;, gae
0retie. Seriarnt bic nenen Observation-Disclosures.
gilredn: VT. III, slSrb.Gbartes -strahe. Detoe
Telephone. (slpliI28-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
SipioenDen

Baltimore, 0,o, O.. Sanuar 1909.
IN etIIer herte. 9ebulteftcn Sigung Der
,Eeutlf E Nmeritauiidleu Senrr . 8eriidc rnrgsa
tScielffaft pan Baltimore" ,uurbe cine ~ftelters
lrcic Eipiocuhe cou 4 Irp5ent iiir bic lcsteu
icde WiunGtc crgldrt. jlbIbqr am liuo nab
Liontag ben II. Sanunr. i'm 0ureuu Der Com,
papnlc. yir. All, it.gaitimorc.Str., SlSph.Gdc
Suitpm Spfie,9tpenuc. I
t6,9,lD :. s.. Diauiuu, Sefretdr.
Eic ,Ecutide Scuer.@rriidcruuge.@c ieaidei It
non Baltimore"
aIttm c, Den A. Sunuar 1909.
Sine ileiierircie SiOibrnbe bon oret BRO Sent,
ain uuo rae benz II. SnrInr 1909 jablbar,
iuIroe be!ie g,tageiuuricn.
Scbn =. 2au6er,
GT9.I) Seirctir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Cic ,teutihc gnnt ppu Baltimore"
ttmor re, Den 90. December 1908.
Cine itenerfrcie 1nlbinbrlide Ttutoeroe Uon
21a Hru5ent iuuroe In Der heuiigeu 0eridniuis
lung be6 SireftcTiuI1s crilirt. 5nblbar an uno
HaGl Wiontaa. ben II. SarlGr 1909.
2tc llebcrirag uig3bilbcr blcibeU biz oabtH
Gef4Ioiicu.
Grnit 3. Sift,.
(365,411) stnlIlrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Sn Z it 0 II. Yn.. bot Srnns
ceaco Glle, scr INN iciue @ilrgerpu-
pierre nod,aclud)t nnlb eill Grnmcn be-
ltcbcn mlbtc, olf Die Srngc: @omit
peroient Der GrGiibent Der @ereinigs
tell Stontcn iein 8ebalt? sic s!nts
mort geqobcn: pIurd) nnbeiu9te Gin
n1iIduing III nrocrcr 2cl,te 8elduvtc."
@enn nidlt lpnbr, boun gut erlulz
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Yroiciipr 9urgcb pom
Scr Gplunbio ltnipcriitat 81 Ncp.
Dorf )ot cine 2anSe iiir 8oiier 8il'
helm aebrod)en. Gr Iagte: Ger Sal
ler bat lid, ourd) Die Scroffcntlidrnng
bes 10 uicl beiprchencn SnterpicluS
feiner Snoisfretion idullbig genlud)t.
Ter G0rnl Nebt bon Bolitifern alls,
Die III bent Iufrl,lr cine parlancnta.
ride Mcaieruna fir Geiitidlono 81
cr5,pinocll bofltcll, Die BON Imcritu
id)on lGn1it %uerluoricn woroen lit.
FrpIel'or gnrgeb mor por orei Sab
rrn ais Iilatollid). Erpfeilor 1T 8T:
Lin nno bot ben aoiier peri0nlih fen
iicil gclcrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Noa cngIii t . Parliament
tot Dos @eieb. luelheS oen Md)titlun'
oeiltag iii Sen 9er9,perfcn porihrcibt,
ol,aenomnlcn. Slts Dem Centrum
Der olncrifoniifen Siohl Sltouitrie,
Nuegbenp.G oiintp, To., miro bcrid,.
tet, DAB Die Scl,te iait blrdmea 5luOli
Stunoen orbcitc,, ntiiiicn iillo spar
iiebcl, Gage III Der @od)e. 3rpci go.
den DSageid,idlt" NM Slpei @ofelt
gHodtld)id,t" mcd)icln Of. Sn 9ots
id1aften ulO Heber miro bicr5ulanbe
ptcl @eielts aenddt. bab bic 9ebens.
boltlina bes amerifoniifeu IrbeiterS
bober blciber miife alS III atoeren
SGilberii. stbcr oieie arbeiter III ben
Stuhllpcrfen iinb ia ol,dl mciitrns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Iic Scrben cbnupten
naB ourf Scitrelh's Saltlulg oaa
FrcitiAc Scr Noltunpolfer ucrnid)tei
luerbe. Nnbcll ocnn bielc Sulb- Mid
tcr, ilbcrhdl,pt eiu Ereitinc?
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Gets Tired of Men.

A young lady typewriter and Ste
nographer, after a careful observa-
ton of the patrons of the office in
which she works, says she gets tired
of men and their ways. She says
they are losing that courtesy to wo-
men that made the South famous
the world over. Then she says, they
are silly; they talk such nonsense
as siXteen-year-old girls wouldn't be
guilty of. 1t is all about neckties,
new hats. ballets, good dinners, and
50 on If you think man is the SUI
perior animal, you just spend some
time in business Office with assort-
ed sizes of him. coming and going
and you will see.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Change of Location.

AS vii! be seen by its advertise
mcnt in another column, the Orange
burg Buggy Company has bought out
the business formerly run by Sheriff
Salley and will in the future run its
vehicle business in connection with
feed and sales stables at the same
stand formerly occupied by Sheriff
Salley.
The stables are now open to the
public, and the vehicle business will
be removed there on March 1st, next.
In the meantime the company is
offering its entire stock of vehicles,
wagons, harness, ETC., at cost at the
old stand on Russell street.
The stock is all brand new and
consists of up-to-date buggies of such
standard makes as the Columbus,
Hackney, etc.
If you desire anything in this line
call upon Mr.. Samuel G. Parler who
is prepared to please you. no matter
what you may wish in his line.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
FIRE AT NORTH.
Mrs. Lydia Harley's Boarding House
Is Burned Down.

North, Feb. 4.-Special:Wednes-
day morning st half-past three
o'clock the inhabitants Of North were
aroused by signals of fire. Mrs.
Lydia Harleys large boarding house
was discovered to be on fire, which
was soon in ashes.
From the Harley boarding house
the flames spread to the house of
Mr.. Sistrunk, occupied until recently
by Mr.. A. c. Hart, of Orangeburg,
which was also completely Destroy
ed.
Only by the heroic work of the
citizens was the house occupied by
Mrs. Rivers saved. 1t caught several
Zines but the people stood their
ground and finally saved the house
from the flames.
II there had been a very slight
breeze even, the eastern resident
part Of the town would have been
swept away by the fire fiend.
Your correspondent has been in
formed that Mrs. Harley had about
$1,000 insurance en- her house and
furniture and Mr.. Sistrunk $500 or
$500. Origin of the fire is unknown.
North has her full share of fires,
but she continues to grow and pros
per in spite of them. We hope that
the burned houses will soon be re-
built.
One of the great needs of the
town is better facilities for fighting
fire. If we were we'll equipped in
that particular we would soon save
enough in reduced insurance rates
to pay for it all. MORE ANON.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE COMPANY
Hold Annual Meeting and Elect Of
ficers for the Year.

ficers for the Year.
The annual meeting of the Young
America Steam Fire. Engine Com
pany was held Wednesday evening at
their handsome hall After the dis
patch of routine business the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
one year:
F. F. Malpass, President.
C. NJ. Van Orsdell, Vice president.
d. c. Hayden, Secretary.
A. T. Wannamaker. Treasurer.
Joe Marcus, Foreman.
Bailcr Richards, Assistant Fore
man.
J. p. Etheridge, Steward.
NJ. G. Salley, Surgeon.
S. D. Colyer, Chaplain.
Jas. F. Izlar, Solicitor.
There was some little discussion
bout getting scme now equipment
for the company, which we believe
The company ought to do. The
Young America Fire Engine Com
Dany is the Oldest fire fighting or
ganization in the city, and have done
great and good work in fighting the
FIRE fiend. Any movement that it
makes towards improving its facil-
tiles for fighting fire will be warmly
seconded by the public. If the COM
pany will let the public know what
it wants we feel sure that it will be
literally assisted in getting it.
The anniversary of the company
falling on Sunday this year, it will
have its annual banquet on Monday,
Feb. %. Messrs F. f. Malpass,
Ed Cannon and d. C. Hayden were
appointed committee to make ar
engagements for this happy event.
The supper will be served at the
hall Of the company and will be
furnished by some of the lady Or
ganizations of the city.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Death of Mr.. Wolfe.

The death of Mr.. A. H. Wolfe. of
the Swansea neighborhood occurred
at his home on Wednesday,. January
the 27th. in his seventieth year.
He was sick for about ten days.
He was a member of Andrew Chapel
Methodist church for number of
years. He leaves wife and a
number of children and loved ones
to mourn his death.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
AN INCH OF RAIN.
The Weather Clerk Explains What
the Term Means.

The rain fell in buckets, the
thunder racketed terribly, and the
lightning drew zigzag lines of bright
gold upon the violet sky.
so you, too. don't know what
an inch of rain is exactly" said the
weather clerk, as he looked at the
rain measuring instrument. YER
few people do, it seems. III explain
it to you.
An acr" is 6,272,64O square
inches. An inch Of water on an
acre is therefore G.272.640 cubic
inches. That amount, at 227 cubic
inches TO the gallon, equals $4,000
gallons, of 100000 pounds, or 100
tons.
IAN inch of rain is, in other
words. rain falling at the rate of
100 tons to the acre"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
ALMOST SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mule Took Fright at Automobile
and Ran Away.

The Journal says on Saturday
afternoon Mr.. E. A. jenkins, of Co.
lumbia, was going into Branchville
in an automobile when he met Mr..
Aquilla Drawdy and his daughter
in buggy. The mule that Mr..
Drawdy was driving was frightened
at the machine and showed signs of
running away. Mr.. Drawdy hailed
the driver of the machine and asked
him to stop until he could get by.
The machine was stopped and Mr..
Drawdy drove to one side of the
road and got out of the buggy to
hold he mule. While the machine
had been stopped the engine was
still running, and this noise was
more than the trusty son Of Balaam
could stand and he made prepara-
lions forthwith Ito move. Miss
Drawdy had gotten out of the buggy
in the meantime. The driver of the
machine seeing the buggy outside of
the road started to come on by, and
as he did this the mule broke and
ran. tearing the buggy completely
to pieces and giving both Mr.. Draw
dy and his daughter several severe
bruises and cuts.
The accident was caused by the
driver of the machine not stopping
the engine when asked by the party
in the buggy 1t is lucky that Sc
rious accident was not met with.
The fact that both had gotten out
was the only thing that saved them
from being seriously and probably
fatally injured.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
ReSpectfl
Pension Board.

The County Pension Board will
meet on Monday, February IS, at
II O'Clock in the Court House. and
again on the first Monday in March,
which. will, be the last. meeting for
the year.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express through the
columns of your paper our sincere
thanks to the many friends and rel
atives for their kind attention to us
during our recent affiiction. We es-
pecially wish to thank the telephone
operators for the prompt service
they rendered.
Respectfully,
John H. Dukes and Family.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
MAY Get Hose Wagon.

The Young America Steama Fire
Engine Company ought to get an
automatic hose wagon. Then it
would be equipped for the best serv-
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks
to. the many relatives and friends
for their kindness to us during the
illness and death Of husband ana
father.
Mrs. A. H. Wolfe and Family.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-02-06
Hurt While Skating.

While skating at the rink yester-
day afternoon Mr. Cole Gibson frac-
trued his left wrist.