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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-10-14
BENEFACTOR'S DAYOBSERVfD
holiday Closed By Public Address IN
Craven Memorial Hall.
From the Trinity Chronicle. ]

MAS ODeSiNSd d. DSGNtaNAOt , "a.
his year because Of the fact that
October tue third came on Sun,
day. In the evening public ex-
ercises were held ii the Craven
Memorial Hall DR.. Young, Q.
Danyille, Va. who was to have
delivered the address of the oc
casion, was prevented from be-
ing present on account OF the
sudden death Of his mother. DR..
Kilgo, after reading list of the
donations to the college for the
year ending October the third
nineteen hundred and nine made
! short address on THE Proper
Use Of American Wealth. His
address is in part as follows:
Our nation Is an exceedingly
wealthy nation and its wealth is
continuously and rapidly increas-
ing. Even our Southern States
which have hitherto been back
ward in industrial development
are now adding more than mil
lion dollars day to the wealth of
the country.
But what shall We do with our
wealth is a question Of far more
vital importance than how can
we increase it. The chief danger
Of a civilization is not so much in
wealth getting as it is in wealth
spending. When wealth IS used
to maintain a lordly Incidence. to
set up artificial costs in society
and to support a despotic power;
then it becomes the peril Of a
civilization. The story of mis-
used wealth is a long, sad and
tragic story, and one that Ameri-
cans will do well to heed.
Tie popular clamor against
wealth and the thoughtless out
cry against capital are 80 dis
anctly marked with envy and in
sincerely that intelligent persons
can have little sympathy with it.
II does nor impress one as ser
jous .ffJrt to solve the problem Of
the use Of wealth.
Nor does the policy proposed
b. some political leaders to arrest
the growth Of private fortunes BY
system Of taxation commend it.
self as sound in principle and fail
III its dealings. To deliberately
neduce private fortune BY taxa
non is nothing less than system
81 conasca,ion Of property. /
would BE- far wiser 10 limit III,
amount Of wealth an individua
NAV accumulate than 10 legalizl
method of taking il from hin
after liz las accumulated il.
Yet bolh the public clamor am
IIis political policy against larg'
fortunes show that society i be
ginning to realize that one Of III
supreme problems Of America ]
the use q is wealth.
To say My wealth is ms owl
aud | will do as ! please with il.
Is tie attitude which cannot b
defended on the grounds Of soun'
social morals or patriotic service
Wealth is the property Of the in
diyidual and this must be freel,
admitted, but ii does not f9llo,
tbat private ownership gives Oh
The right Of unlimited use :
property. Physical strength b,
longs to the individual hi, III
individual has no right to use b
muscular power n a way inju
Dus to society or hurtful to b
seighbor Neither has any ma
the right to use his wealth in
way to limit the rights Of b
seighbor OF to inHict injury upo
societ. and whenever such Us
rnd to hurt the community, q
community has a supreme rigl
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-10-14
Prof. Meritt's Address.


ment of Greek. delivered an adj
dress OH "The Potential Of Col
lege Life His address was an
exortation TO the students to
awake to the possibilities Of their
life while in College. Not only
possibilities Of learning from
books but of learning to be cul-
tured, to be refined, to be readers,
to meet with the men If past
ages, to be studious, to be
thoughtful, and above all to be
christian gentlemen. The po-
tential of college life as he ex-
planned it was being placed, by
our surroundings, in a position
where we could acquire all these
things and he showed that man
did not have to wait until he had
gotten out in life and away from
his college community TO learn
these things.
At the beginning OF the service
the Glee Club Quartette compos-
ed Of Messrs Jones, A. D., Bur-
CESS, A. T., Bennett and Shepard
sang in rich full notes "WheE the
Mists Have Rolled Away and at
the close they sang More Love
to Thee o Christ"
Prot. Merits address is in
part as follows: "In the Physi-
cal world potential IS defined as
being that attribute which body
has by virtue Of its position in
space. By virtue Of being in COL
lege man is at the point where
certain forces come to him which
he would not and could not gei
elsewhere yet many men go
through college without realizing
what they could have done be-
cause they did not know their OPP
portunity, they did no. awake to
their potentiality. Take a young
man, out Of college. in moderate
circumstances and he says to
himself if I were only where |
could get books to read / would
spend all my time reading but
scores of students come to college
and they avoid the library IN
less they are forced to 60 here BY
their professors. The Library
furnishes great amount Of pc.
tentiality if the students will only
use it. A great amount Of time
is absolutely wasted which might
be employed in the library to
great advantage By-and-By the
student leaves college and has !
life time to regret being wher,
he could have utilized his re
sources and yet failed to do 50
The potential, the college library
was probably passed BY because
no one called his attention to it.
.Before coming to colleg,
many a man says How ! would
like to get in the society Of
class OF men who are studying al
the time, still when he who ha
had these dreams comes to col
lege studying gets to be matte
OF irksome routine, lessons Away
too long;holidays too far apart ant
to get through on the leas
: amount Of work necessary for
degree is the consumation dc
voutIy to bew ished. He has fol
!. gotten the potential, the wis
which brought him TO college an
wants to reduce the work I
zero"
Fl There is the potential Of ever
! mans life through all the stage
4 The man who realizes this pc
: tential is the man who make
Z the grand success in life and III
:, man whom we all admir-,
: Above all the things else "
i. should realize the potential OF a
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right use Of wealth; and the
millions donated annually to edu-
cational and other institutions in
our land fully illustrate what may
be done by private benefaction.
LIST OF DONATIONS
To current expenses
Of the College S32,9S4, GO
Class of 1909 endow-
ment to Trinity Col
lege Library. 10000
New Building by Mr..
B. n. Duke. so, oo.oo
sS3,9S4.oo
List Of donors to the Trinity
College Library from October 5,
1908:
Allyn and Bacon. American
Bar Association. American
Book Co. Andover Theological
Seminary. Atkinson, Mentzer.
and Grover. Atlas School Sup
ply Co. w. K. Bovd. Z. c.
Brooks. Elmer E. Brown E.
R. Carr. c. NJ. Campbell. A.
Cheatham. B. Y. Duke. B. F.
Dixon. G. S. Dickerman Drew
Theological Seminary. Electro
chemical & Metallurgical Indus
Try. Bureau OF American Ethno.
logv. W. ?. Few. A Flanagan
Co. K. l.. Flowers. Bureau Of
American Forestry. w. w. Full
Ter. K. c. Goldstein. Ginn 8
Co. ]. Bryan Grimes. Harvard
College. Harvard Law School
D. c. Heath and Co. Houghton
Miflin, & Co. ]. /. Kinds. T
y. Ivey. B. F. johnson Publish
ing Co. ]. Y. Joyner. ]. c
Kilgo. Z. w. Knight. b. r
Lacy. Literary Bureau. Libra
: ~ Of Congress. Little, Brown
Co. ]. B. Lippincott. Long
mans, Green, & Co. Macnilla
: Co. II. "A. Metz. Charles I
Merrill Co. Edwin Minis. New
. tontt & Co. F. B. Noblitt. \
c. Corporation Commission. \
: c. Historical Commission. Pull
lie School Publishing Co. ]. b
Ray. George Lansing Raymond
Anne Roney. Wickliffe Ros.
scott, Foreman, & 60. Cha
Scribner's Sons. Secretary {
Hayerford College Silver, Blu
dette, & Co. Parker P. Simmon
Smithsonian Institute. Sout
Atlantic Quarterly. State Hi.
!. torical Society Of Wisconsin
Trinity College Office. Trinit
J Park School. United Stat
Government. University Club
: New York. Werner School Boo
: Co. William II. Wheeler.
Report Of Accessions Of 4
e Trinity College Historical Societ
IeoS.rooe.
{ I, MANUSCRIPT.
u Amercus Book Co., Letters
10 Nathaniel Bacon. Brown,
q w. Letters of Fennimore Coop
is and Basset, J. S. Copies Of IL
!, tiers Of Sidney Lanier Joel Chan
" Ter Harris, Maurice Thompso
9 and other Southern writel
ie Powe. Z. X, Deeds with Ra
BIT Signatures. Yorke, B. A., A
,e TOPOGRAPHY Of DIR. Brantl'
Yotke. LeGrand, Mrs. J. Z
Lecture ofDr Craven.
4, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.
Brown, Il. W., vols. It'll,
Siade, Miss Annie. "a vols. Title
70 Whitaker, Mrs. K. H., 2 70
It titles. Smith, N. ~, 2 vo
&c Titles. Minis, Edwin, IS 70
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Titles.
5. Contributions to the Pub
LEGATIONS Fund, from various
members $1,000.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-10-14
A BOLD STEP

the we grounded and reasonable oDJecuohs
medicinal compounds, wv &%&
DR. r. of Buffalo, N Y, time decided g NV
the pursued by the
makers putup medicines for domestic and SO has pub A
shed broadcast openly the whole world full ana
complete list Of all the ingredients entering the composition OF his widely
celebrated medicines
Thus his patrons and paHents
he has removed ms med
fcines Of doubtful merits ana
placed them a themselves by making them
remedies OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. this bold step Dr.
pierce Of such excellence
that the fullest scrutiny
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-10-14

From this little DO il will be learned that DR..
Pierce's medicines contain no alcohol, narcot-
les, mineral agents or other poisonous or injurious
AGENTS and that they are made from native, medi-
cinal roots Of great value; also that some OF the
most valuable ingredients contained in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription for weak, nervous, over
worked rundown, nervous and debilitated wom-
en-, were employed, long years ago, BY the Indians
for similar ailments affecting their squaws. In fact,
one of the most valuable medicinal plants entering
into the composition Of DR.. Perces Favonte Pre-
scription was known to the Indians as Squaw-
Weed" Our knowledge Of the uses OF not
few Of our most valuable native, medicinal plants
was gained from the Indians.
processes, the "Favorite Prescription" is a
,omanly functions, correcting displacements,
overcoming painful periods, toning up the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-10-14
4, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Brown, Il. W., 2 vols. Titles.
Siade, Miss Annie. "a vols. Titles.
Whitaker, Mrs. X. H., 70 5.
titles. Smith,, n. ~, 2 vols.
Titles. Minis, Edwin, IS vols.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Mus Der Euliscibcb6rhc.

Gos @crbor ocs S%ergeonten Gar
berry oui n1dyiten Wontoa per
i6obcn. - Sergeant Gorep mar
nod Mllsiouc bes Yoli5eiorstcs
Tr. Tcpnolos nidt 5ure6nun9s-
iGbig, oils er ieine StcGunG oui-
gat. - &olijiit &. &. aelp per-
iionirt.
Sic &oli5cibcboroc pcrihob bas
Nerbor bcS Ser0eanten Hid)oro $.
Gorberrp pom norolpeltlid)en Yoli5ei.
9iitrift ollf nGdIten Mpntog. Gem
Sergeonten miro, mie bereitS por6er
beridtet 5ilr 2oit gelcat, Sobn G..
@iit nnb Seize &ull, 5mei bes llnter-
huiten5 zines @ettbiireaus ongcidrll.
biGte WGrncr. in ieiner Mphnung
empiongeu itnb it6cr Die bon linn IN
bieicr Sohe gethonen Sdyritte infer
ridtet 5u haben. Scrgeont Gurberrp
bcitrcitct llid)t, Oob sic 9eiocn i'm be-
iud)tcll, mil iid) n6er fciilcs gnts.
miBbrau6S idl,lbig genlod)t boben,
Ser Scrqcont miro bel bent Gerb6r
burd Gr'Eoli5eiriftcr Santes Sehtig
pcrtrctcn iuerben.
9r. George g. M%epnol6s, Der Chef
EoliScior5t, nlod,tc ser @eboroc iibcr
Den Ni,Sfon icillcr llntcriiifu,lg ocS
Scr1cartcn @iaiom s. Gorcp pom
Gitlidcn Giitrift brieiIid) Wittbci.
lung. Nod) ocrlclbcn mar Der Wcs
ante, ais er Dor cini1en So9cll III Der
oltlid)cn Yoli5ciitotion phne i~pcitcre
TornolitGten leine StcQung mlfgc-
ben pol(te, nidlt i'm &ollbciib ieii1cr
8eiitcSfrGitc. Ser 9(r5t crfl1rte, oab
Der Scrgeant oil Nlfobplisnnls mo
i%torfcr iccliifcr Gepreiiion Icioe.
2cbtcrc lei bllrd, Die fronfboitc Gin
6iloung hcrpor0cruiclt, bob cr bon
Ieincn Go1eacn gcidlnittcn meroe.
Gic Gon1ntiIlurt mcr0cn feline lucitc-
rem Sd)rittc in Der Mngclcgcnbeit
iburr, Biz Scr 3uitono oes Scranton
g beniclbcn gcitottet, Dor Ser De
6orOe 5u crldeinen.
Epli5ilt Charles &. aeelp pom
ilorbliden Iiltrift ipltroc geitern pen.
%liorlirt; or muroc I'M Sabre 1891 sum
Nolijiiten erron1t. Sein Nad)folacr
pllrbc ErubcpoliSiit Samuel &. Bob
oelt nm al, ociicn Steac iuiirbe Sr.
Trco. 3orn, BON Nr. 1886, Horos
@ruoforb.S Ctr, Sllln Erohcpoli5iiten
crnnlli,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
2ycucr in Suulu Sid.

Soljboi Der Sirma Smitb, Wtoore 4
&nr1ia 5crIt0rt. - 9ltnbcS.Sc nas
tor Sobn @olter Smitb ciller Der
Gi9cntbiimcr. - 9ic gnr5e Stubt
cine Belt lang in 0eiabr. Gin
SGuoen Don $1,000 an elmer
Stride.
Seller brad geltern Sormittug INN
# llbr in Dem Sol5bof Scr 6irna
Smith, Moore II. SarglS III Snoms
SPILL, @orceltcrsGolultp NO, aus,
iueld)es cine 3eit lang ocn golr5clt
Srt beOrobte, nud) bartcnl Sample
bon Der Seucrlpebr ocS Srtcs obcr
5ilm Sbcil ,gliidlid oltf ieillen @crO
be't)rolft luuroe. sl~uBcrbolb OcS
eigcntli6cn Ser0es mltroc Elm Shos
Den bon $4,000 an Ser 1rullcis Mc.
&ennie Observation-Disclosures onge.
ridltet. Sltrd) rmlberflicgenoe Yrono.
fadcln murbcn in bier peridicoenel,
Stootgegenbcn 9dliier in 9rano &c
icbt; cs gclong ben 9eippbnern ie.
bod %jeocSnlol, Die Slanmen inn Grt-
itcbcn 81 critiden. Ser Spl5bof, ei-
lcr Der groBtcn I'M Staote, iuurbe TO-
tai 5crltort. Gin ~Itorfer Wino fcgte
sur 3eit iibcr Die Staot uno trug gro.
BE 6llnfen iiberall BIN. Sie beId)G-
oigte STRIDE ioll oos 0lteIte preSbpte-
rioniide 8%ottesballs IN Sen Sereinig-
ten Staaten ieinL eS puroc 1890 &C.
bout. Gic Witalieocr Scr 9nubol5-
6irmu limo unoesienator Sobn @al-
ter Smit6, Stootsienotor :. Wopre
ulo Sr. Warion 6. Sorgis. 9tur Sr.
SargiS wor sur 3eit oes ausbrud)s
bcS SellerS IN Snolp-Siu.
&or etlid)cn SaDren mllrbc Snoius
Sill bon elmer Derbeercllben Seuers-
brlulit bcimgeildt, Die IS @eb1uoe
einaiderte mo eilen Sd)ooen boz,
100000 onrihtete. Cine @icoerbo-
hung iener l6rcdli6en aatoitropbc
luuroc geItern beiiirbtet, ols bren-
nclloc Sol5Itiide bageloidt in alien
Stoot9egcnhen nieocrgingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Mcbr GinbrIdyc.

GiEc apotbcfc mo 5lpci Colonial
moorenaeidGitc al bCr Eorf
Neiabts. glpelnle BON Hittcrn pom
@red)eiien beimgcillht. - Ma
d,eil obcr MIR gcringc @eutt.
Glrd) glnpenoun9 cines Bred.
ciicns cr5lpong Gin Gieb, reip. Giebe.
iid ecitern Hutt GinloB in 5pci
Nppthefen mo cinen @rpcsrplooen
nll Der Eorf SeightS.Aueuile Gic
,@bitefielo Chemical Gompugnie,"
Nr. 400, &orf Sci9bts.I penuc, prr'
DC Inn eillen Salcpbon -. W~elofoiten
cntbalteilh lligef6hr 81. eilten Hepol'
per uuo @%riefmnrfen berallbt. Nus
@oltnlun's @rocerplaoen, Nr. 1868,
Forf e&eigbts. Nuenite, uurbcn 5luel
lilber1te l(brcn, ciu Ming. iomie Woa.
rem rnb 8elb I'M 9ctroge BON SO &c.
Itoblen. Ter brittle Ginbrid) ipurbe
ollt 0ie lrogliellbonolulg pom Ser
ibep & HilrfS. oii Der Gfe ppll Yarf
Sei9bts- Npenue nnO Worbon Cane.
pcriibt. tSrali Scribeu. ipeld)e i'm ct.
item Stodluerf id)lici, mlirbe aber
otrdl Gin 8er1llib mfgemedt nno
pcriteiltte Die 8nuncr. Mad, ser
Nletbobe, mclde Die Ginbred)er an.
fuanoteil, III, in Die Sauicr sii &c.
lanaelt, miro parmntbet, Bob cs lid,
Inn Gin nib bicielbc @onoc bortoelt.
Sisber ieblt pol bell Eiebelt nod
icoe Spnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
SpesiaI.O fierte

W. MeiHert, 4O9-411 Norb.Wan.
strake, Der bcitbefannte bcutide ybu.
tosrapb, offerirt MIR fir bieie @pde:
Sin lebenssrpkes Bib, in Mqmarel.
farben gcmalt unb BON bobem finit.
leriidcm @ertbe, fret nit elmer,
2ntenS ieiner beitsn Cabinets tnbieu
fir 5000. &csnldrer Hreis $1,000.
Wnte Gabinct.gilbcr $3.50 nnS anf.
ipGrts. gersrjkernusen bon aIt.a
gilbern in allen Nusfibrnnsen. sile
Mrbcitcn sarantirt. Mdten sie ipe.
siea aaf nnieren Namen uub $ans.
anmmer, 409-411 Norb.W as.G tr.
(Dra139u5.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Tas Mpdlrnblatt,

Gic bcutc criheinenbe @od)cn-
SIlrHBobc Oca rCNutiNen Gorrcipon.
ocntcn" lit reid al intcrciiuntcl1
Nclligfcitcn. Sic cltbdlt Iepcidcll
aus alien Sbcilcn Ser @c!t, ipull.
ncnoc @rSGblun2cn. Sllnloriitiitcs
NIT Sauitrotioncll, Standardization
aus bcutldcn SGnccrn. gut Qcitric.
bcrc ScitortifcI, iii mcld,cn Die "a.
gesira9cn bciprodjcn mcroclL ulo Die
Iort'ebing Der StnutS Contribution.
Ser pom 8ouuerncllr lmo icincll
Nllld)tcn honoC.nbc 5mci.r Nrtifcl
Der Contribution biIbct Die oicamoliAc
N%crtlcbrunG. Mon idncibc Den 9lrs
tltel aus mo flcbc i'm III bcml Dor.
b%cr9cbclocn III Gin &lld,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Spuncnauis nup liutcr1nng.
Ta2 @cttcr.

Sir Warnlon0 uro SEN GiItrift
Columbia bClttc flor, nlorNclt tbclls
wciic bCr0ltt ull0 mariner; Aclln0c,
rn1iprin1cnbcgSilloc, 0itlid) mcrbcno.
9oa Mcttcr mar gcitcrn flur ulb
trodclL ubcr cin ichr tdltcr mo icbr
Itorfcr @iHo piiii ourd) Die Strobcn
scr Stn0t, Scr beioll0cr5 lmoll9c=
nCbm mar fir Gle lomcnmclt uno
mn1d)c SlIBgGn1crinl in Die groBtc
TcrlcNcnbcit brnd)tc. 906ci mar ouS
thermometer b%cbc,tcnh 9ciullcn.
Gic hod)ltc lcnlpcrntlrr mar 10 8ro0
Der 6 llbr W2Or9Clla ulO Die %nicori1.
tic % @rn0 Inn S llbr Nbcnbs. I'm
e llbr MorAcna jcigtc Dos Sbcrmos
meter olli 33 @rnb, mo bobcr ola
81 Nrao iticg Is m0brcno scr goljcr
SalCojcit nid)t.
%n Den nnocrcn Nun0ca @cttcr.
NcobadtlmgS Stotioncn Oca Snn=
oCa ipurben Oic iollcnbcn uicorigItcn
Gcmpcrutllrcn ucr5eidmct: GnItport
81, EortInno 81, Woiton 81 2llbonn
81, Ncm.Dorf -, Ebilooclpbio 36.
NtIontic Gitp "a, @uih:ngton 30,
atorfolf 36, &nttcroa 10, Charlotte
81, Milminaton 3S. Gbnricitou 40,
Sopounab 80, Sddicnpinc 40. %u.
pitcr 56, Sen @cit 81, 2Itlontn 81
MontgomcrD 81, Ncm-S rlcons -.
Enlcitinc 30, @olpciton IS, Corpus
Ghriiti 81. Mcntphis 81 Cincinnati
20, &ittoburg -, Gamcgo II, W,li.
fnlo 20, Glcpclano %. Setroit Is,
Nlpcnd 70, Murqucttc /, Green TaD
o. Chicago II, EullItb -l2, ct.
saul $, 1t. 2ori$ n. aoltina
Gitp 2S, Nnnbo 20, Suron /, @ia.
mart T. @iQiiton IS, &oprc 2S.
Solt &otc a, Ccnper 81 Nurtb
Flottc -, Too9c Gitp b, NnloriQo
30, Eos 9InAclca "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
GrrcGt Nnfichcm.

Sic bon Der tutholii6cu 1ciitlidfc!t
NciibtC id)nric acknowledgements.
hug bcs acknowledgements"
bat clnacldlnAcll. - Gntb1lt CT.
zen Sin0cc6cig iiir Die ~gciItliden
Vrobihitionsbcbcr." mic mutrc
Mornl geprcbigt iucrbt.l fonn.
Obidon to bon iebcr nlnenuein be.
fun1t mar, 0aB Die fattollidc Stride
nid,ts id)0rfer pcrrommt, o!a Der,
Observation-Disclosures" mic Erdliocnt
GooiptIt Die iuionlc Wetbooe Iall.
ienGer 6roucil, lih bcr Eflid)t 81 tnt-
3lchelL filr bic tic tcItimmt lino,
lcnllt. hat lalgc feline aus gciitlidjen
&rcl'cn lionnnlcnbc geuBcrun1 10 picl
NuIlchGl crrcgt mo olgcnleill lllehr
Intl1il9 0c'itnocn, ais Der am Wtitt-
nod iu pGeutifen Gorreipnnoentcn'
pibli5irtt @tldlluB Ger pierteljdbrli.
dlen GplicrClj ber fnthpliiten lSric-
'trg BON Baltimore. Scr iid) id)nri ge-
Gtn ben yMolicnielbitm;oro" ol,ss
lpridlt. @cm sic @eiitlid)feit Natti.
mort'S lnb Mornlono'S. malhc cine
SebcraoifAnbc rnrin 5l icbcn
9lnlibt, iiir Nrobibition III ogitircn.
Ole Grdncl ibrcr @uncinSen esuitlid)
an i5re 6rolenpflitten crinncrttn.
or1ltatt lie gcruoe5u in rnfiinirtcr
Meilc ST bpiteriid)en Erobibitiors.
lucibcrll in cr5iebcn, bic ftine anocrc
Tnfgabc tellilen, ais lid I'M sic Sc.
MISREPRESENTATION beS NGd)itcn 81
%befilmmcrn. miirb1n lie Elm gitteS
Wcrf ucrridItenL mo es miirbe bur,n
aud, ipeni8cr GbeidJeioun1ci gcbcn.
Nothlucnoia lit cine Weielid)uit fir
Die redltc Gr5iebn,N elmer Geruiiicn
Aloiic 8ciitlidIcr obcr 1ciltlid) SeiE.
Wuilcnocr.
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@ricftnIcn.

". $. SrOtboi,a bejiiiert oaa
Seer Der Tcrbiinoctcl dlti 100000
mo ona Der Tran5oien oli 10000.
Son crltercnl lpurben 52.S60 get0Otct
ooer perluunoct. Die Srou3oien lie
BEN $4,000 Sootc olli ocnl Shlod,t.
iclb, 23000 &criuunoett in NoipitI
Tern hno i50o0 ONouQulc 1t 0N1
S1nocn Der Sieger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26

o@trtbc e h -
llntcr Dem Goriib Oc$ Y~rdiiocnicn
George 9. 50 @orrc hiclt Der ,gSir.
tbc SfuBucrcin" acltern in Gorid's
@oteI ON Serinqipn.Morf cine Ser.
'NntirIung Oh in mcId)cr Scfrct1r
George !. Woltcr Sos &rototou iiibr
IL. Grci Npplitotioncn mltroel, emf.
Gcgen 0cnonlmelt uuo iiebcn MtitAlir.
Der outgcnonmcn. ErGiioent ga
Barre mofie sic Mit0licDcr BON
Nenc;n ol,' Den 9eid)luB ouimcrfiam,
iueltcr Die Nu5Qobe 5otiQcr @iloer,
lpcllc!l ourtD Mirtbe, ppqonirt u,0
crlud)te. nlldl boroui III od)tcll Oai}
Die @cicte thrift iuncgeboltcn ncrOcn.
81 clncm Spc}ioI-Golnite iiir olloc
meme 3luedc wuroen ole Scrrcn
Charles @rcsboii. Eiooorc Grcb un0
Geo. :. NoItcr crnomnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
&ufalbcrid)tc aus @aibimgtuu.

Gnogiiltig abgcl d 10
Ger Gcrfolti Der fatboliiden ct.
Wottben's Stride. al Der 10. StraBe,
an Den ,Soutbcrn Commercial Gon=
greb" muroe geltern cnogiiltig abgc-
id)lol'cn. cardinal @ibbons repro
i%entirte bic Stride. Scr Yreis lit
$i50,O00, uto bis gum N%open1ber
oicies Sabrcs mlb Die lcbtc Gatell.
5oblltng genlad)t mcrben.
Sit so Sabre alt.
Sr. Sacob Sliica, ErGiiocnt Der
.SuiieQ Giscrcme Comp" Don Nr.
1927, u-Dort- Auennlc, 9toromeit,
i~eiertc on Mittuod) leincn so. @e-
blrtatug bel gutter @eiunbbeit. |Sr.
Tlliiell mobnte iriiber IN Baltimore,
CT 5og ober bcreits int Sabre 1856
ndd) Der 9unocsballptitobt.
arieg Dem G%pcoin.
Gin idorfcr aricg miro in &alDs
ington geacu Die Gocuin . Gerfduier
qcfilhrt. Hid,ter aimbnQ perurtbeiltc
hcn Ncgcr Senrp Suplpr geltern nc
gen ltngeletliGcn Gcrfoufs bon So
coin 81 IS Wonaten 8ciGngniBbait.
Ter Gid)ter lagtc 5u benz Ncger:
nSloipibucn Sores S6lages iino
pcrmltmortlid) iiir Ole pielen gerbre-
d,cl, bic pcriibt mcrben. Sic perfau-
len Gocnin al Die g%emeinitcn Neger.
Die oltrt] bet @enuB o~ciielben total
rertbieren mo sur Scriibung bon
Gcrbrcden uler Art bcreit lino."
&n ltollirung oes neuen
HcftorS.
q. 1bomoo ). Sbobon mtroc
gcltcrn ols Neftor Der &atboliiden
llniucriit0t ~cin1elest. Cardinal 8i6-
bcns id]ritt oil Ger Spite Der Ero5ci=
lion, nit meldcr Die icierlife Sano-
Iung cingcleitct murbe, bic in Der
McVfabon-Snle Der llniucrlitGt ltatt-
iono. Ger Cardinal mar audi elmer
DER Heoncr.
Siib!t icBt Heue.
@oitber s. 9obenbomer, Der iunge
Vnnfbeumtc Don &erncrSpiQe, H.-G.,
Der Der Oorti9en nSoriptb 9anf mo
Erlit-Go." fiirSlid) $2250 rollbtc iu,o
Dor mebreren Sogen IN @oibingtou
leltgenonlnlel nnrbe, febrtc geItert
inter Sbbut cineS Setcftips had Ser
Scinath 5urild. Gr bercllt Den bolt
ibnl gethonen leidtiinlligcn Sdritt
mo nil oas @elo 5lriideritottcrl.
%nn Der Ncrnubtcn Sitnmc iin0 nod
$500 %porbonoen; 1920 bottc cr ull-
ter Der &cronOo icilcr clterlifen
@obnul1g pergraben 81 aerrlsrspiQc
pergrabeil.
@liidli6eS mmen.
WIS Dem uierten Stodpcrf cillcs
Membranes oil Der Gfe bon I. mo
NanoolpI-S troBe, N.sT., 5u i"tiir5slt
mo nit menigcn lcibtcn Guetjhun.
gen bapon 81 fommen, lit bos ltns
gliid mo @liif beS Mr6citcrs ,soiepb
Miller, ocllcn 'Seim in 9erpiit, Mo.,
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Sic Ncgiitration erlet6tert.

Sas purgcdlascnc Nmcnocmcmt 5nr Saats%criaInng crlcid-
teri orrt YopptiubIrgcr - Oh ur bcm 1. Sanuar 1869 bSer mad
jcncm Datum Eatnraiirt - bic &cgitrirmns, bcnn CT braudt is-
nen gIrscrGricf nidJt upr5m5cgcn.
Der NoopiubHrgcr, io,upBl bcrjcnisc, Der pr Dem 1. Sannar
1869 natnraGirt mnrbc, ais audi Srrrnigc, Scr ipGtcr bas @argers
rcdt in irgcnb cincm Sbeic Der Ser. Staaten erbiclt, mro burd5 oas
Nmcnoemcnt nnf bicidbc Stmic grlclt init Dem GinscbOrcncn; CT
brandbt, wcnm or TJ rcgHrircn laicm mia, MIR 5m iascn, bah CT
natnraiirt lit nub Die anScrcn iblidcn Sragcn at bcantiuurtcn, bic
Jest inter on Sciimmnngrn Scs altcn &ablabidnitts Der Staatsa
%crfainns aleu- Sirsern scitc0t wrrocn, 1ucnn Fc ij 5nr Gesitra,
tim mclocn.