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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-02-13
BRIEF MENTION.

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Comic Valentines ut Chitwood's, q
&, =. Gregory In quite sick NJ his
home with acute stomach trouble,
You win miss tho opportunity ot
your iifc II you fail to see the !, {. \,
window display ut tho Now Portland
Store, For few days only. "a
Musical Valentines at Chitwood's, 4
There vii, he work In the nrst do.
gree at tho Odd Fellows lodge this
evening.
Valentines from one cent up to 81
at the Star Drug Store.
Goods OF bcst value Rt lowest price.
Oregon Harness Company. Y-a-i
Miss Ada Erb. of MY. icu this
morning for Ashland on u visit.
Oregon harness Co. for harncss
:.s-S.i
For most complete line of phono-
graphs aud Records. see Muller. eth
and Main. 1?
! !. d. Appicgatc. who has been
quite sick for the past week, In In.
proving and ~ expected I, be- out In
u few days
We have Liroleum In the q and 70
foot widths In the u and u grades.
New designs In mattings. carpetinss.
and burlaps. Virgii \ Son. y
I Am prepared to do all kinds Of
Picture Framing In silt and mission,
Doibeer. the Furniture Man. :2u
To earn more. learn more. Sc" the
y. e. = man az the new Portland
Store. For n few days only. ~
! Jessie u. DUNN. OF Bonanza. is In
the city stopping at the l.nk.sid. Inn.
( The little child OF Prof. and Mrs,
Swan has been very sick FOR several
days. but Is reported as great deal
better today.
Don't forget THE DEAL keeps
beads. Lots Of new ones. So
Mrs. {. !. Roberts, who was quite
sick yesterday. is reported as much
better today.
Dr. e. II. Dewey and wife arrived
last evening from browning. Mon.
tana. and have gone To Merrili To vis-
Il Mr.. Dewcy's parcnts.
Tell Muller your Sewing and Talk
Ing Machine troubles. Phone 25t.
Amb-roi Records play for four
minutes. Al Muliers. ~
DEAL. Valentines. Yonli want
'cm. So
Post Card Valentines nj Chit woods,
The Tw"nty-on" club CAV" another
OF their delightful dancing parti"s
last evening. Th.r" wrr. about forty
couples present.
The American Hotel Dining Room
In open all night. Flesh oysters sv-
cry day. lS-u
Engineer G.. Il. Rankin and u party
Of twenty-five surveyors. came In
this evening from the northern part
Of the county. wher" they have been
surveying for the extension of IN:
Southern Pacific line.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-18

Mes rs. Willie McNut and Carr
Bcckwi,h have gone to Char'o cites
VILE TO attend the University for the
coming term.
Mr. James Scott, OF Blueneld,
spen, the week here with friends.
This was Mrs. SCOTS home for a
number of years before moving to
B.ueGeld.
Misses Sue Hylton. Clyde Hartman.
May Hamilton and Messrs. Cloyd
Nabc and Bert Hylton. Of Bramwell.
are guests Of Mr. G. p. Hylton ae-e
this week.
Mise Ogilva Woods. Lucille and
Mamie Settle, and Julia McClaugh-
city and Mr. Blair Hoaaker, of this
place. Miss Hattie Carr. of New
Hope. have gone to Athens to attend
tn. Stlte Normal school.
Ns- Maude IickoE, who has been
visiting her sister Miss Nora Hickok.
fcI about two weeks. left Monday
for Salem for brief visit to Mrs.
Whitcsell before returning to her
home in Chriatianburg.
That railroad men are supcrsti-
q
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school $50 a. m. c. b.
Fink, superintendent. Preaching. II
a. m. and g p. m. A cordial invita-
ton to attend these services is eX-
tended TO our citizens and the public
generally. w. S. Billiard, pastor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-18
Princeton News

Misses NctIe ana While May
scrtz and Cora Thornton visited
Athens the hr.t of the week.
Judge II. G. Woods spent several
days in Welch this week. ATTENDING
court
Mrs. John r. Cot. OF Hinton. Is
visiting n the ~ idoncc Of Mr.. viii
lam Carr, on Center street.
Airs. j. Earl Bailey went to Blue
field Monday to consult an eye spe-
calls. and visit friends.
Miss Edna Perkins has returned
from a witt Of several days with
Mrs. J. y. b. Bruce, OF BlucGeld.
Mrs. John II. Teldlcton IS on the
Sick list this week II is feared sh0
mas typhoid fcyor.
Mayor H. W. Mathews. of Athens.
was in princeton the first Of the weel;
ON his way TO Coaldale
Miss Mary Eomoron who has been
in Princeton ra the past fcw months,
las gone TO her home i'm Ami arst
county
Little Miss Frances Bailey ha1
been i'll this week with something
like blood poisoning. She is improv-
ing.
Princeton. w Va. Sept. 1S.-Mrs
Robert Hopkins, of Nashville. is the
rucst of he sister Mrs. NJ. T.. Douc-
las She Will remain abou, ten
days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
So0eSfGue.

PM ~. gtIguft geiRC Campbell, gir. 1916,
genmiplpInia glOenue, e Sabre alt.
Im ~. gluauit Martha I. Stoemlutter, 9T.
1909 Darlems suenlle, u sabre al, t
gtm Y. 4nanit Stto 1tttWs, 0'erfo @olP'la''
a. Sabre alt. oo,,
Ct. BuulsStraBe, IS Sabre alt.
9lnl f.. Auguit gSinium 81, 6oOt, 9Ir, 2l68,
Belmont sloemIe. 30 Sabre ait.
Am ~. NuQuii static @uii, gtr. 1901, MORO
&olfes StraBe, 40 Sabre ait,
9lm fl, gluguit 6atbrrine @crmcrShGuieH,
gtr. ITO, gSilltams StruBe, % 8nbre ali.
9lm 10. 9lIgnit agucs Is. Sibiun, UT. 2439,
tdrclnDsS trnBe, - Sabre ali.
9lm 10. guauit Wiarg 4. Nplmes, 9Ir, i24,
Goros acknowledging, I6 Sabre all.
Vim l2. stnguit S9eoOpre 0iutOu. Dir, 400,
Oft 5ortsgoenne, 50 Sabre aIt.
YIN q ,sI9aii 3obu 8. 5OHts' Nr' O2o'
alm 10. aleuit Srant git, Nrs 1876. Com
Nm ii. 9(GGnif Jacob ". MrBrlina, yIr. t4O9,
@SiuidmsStraBe. "a Sabre all.
am II; slgGGii stsstts @aibm,, Nr' 1912
an IS. ananii '9tlnrN 6, SluenS, yr, 1902,
WioibcrsStrnbe % Sabre alt.
Nm ~. SlIguit Meranocr Hlnpiu, gtr. 1894,
StodbolmsStrdBe, 80 Sabre alt.
9lm 10. snIauit samucI 6. 9ipbiniou, g9ieo'
freedman SanGtoGrirm " 81. Sabre ait
en- II Alguit @erTtet Meh"OlO"' So9n'
Slm 10. 9GIenft cOrd HuOc, Dir. 1924, Can
ten gtoPnue. 20 Sabre alt.
PIN 9. gluGuit 5obGnn Sdneioer, Snmpier
.Widin," 81 Sabre ait,
Nm 10. slnQnit Ola ", etiuner, Gr. 223.
N9 sln, FiFgs'S5lTT fdI', Sc So6 1g4fe S gIi, Or ss3o
Suntiugoon- Stoenue, II Sabre alt.
9lm ~. gUI9uft @liSabetb 3tegIer, ltr. 2027,
SefieriousStrnBe % Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

iorroer@, neil Ole @cihUinOiefeit pom
: Scclncilen in Der Stlln0e g Mtol
1880 Nd falt gelluu Die @eidppinOig.
felt bon / %. pro Scfrmoe entiprid)t,
ic OoB olio bciipielaUeiie bel elmer
SdneIigfeit oes <itihiffes bon 10
@(in. Der Scfunoe gIcid 20 Secmei.
Icll III Der Stltn0C Die 600 Meilen IN
30 Stunoen 3uriitgclcGt merOert
tonnten. Bon SpiBbergen Sum Eol
mo 5urild limo 'oIio 1900 Scemeilen
81 ilbertllegen. 0cuft mon ie0od) IN
0letder Hid)tlti1g mcitcr 5u Iabren,
10 f0tle ais @uopuntt Ser 6obrt OoS
n0rnlihe NloSto(oocr 0o5 6itlitc 81.
birien in 9etrddjt, Die bei0e inter 20
0raO 9~tor6breite lieqenJ 10 oab Don
Sptbbergen bis oort6in Der Weg ct.
luu 1900 Seemeilcn betrdgt. &or-
tbeilbaft 6iirite ca nirt ieilt, Oobiu
81 fabren, 0enn Die Nor0fiIiten 0ielcr
beiOen S1n0er iin0 iebr idluud) be
oolfert uno Die Hiidfebr bon bort 5I
ciuiIiiirten @egenoen lit bereits mic.
Ger cine expedition. 2~ller0inga Mir
De Die 6obrt iiber p0aig unerfori6tcS
@ebiet fiibrcn, oenn Don Der @e9eno
6mii6en benz Yol mo Dem n0roli6en
NIo@fa lit biSber gar ni6tS befonnt,
un0 aus oielem 8rru10c lpdre eDen-
tllell ole @citcrfubrt in ser einmnl
ongcfan9cncn Hittlul9 iu empicb-
lell."
Mn9 Die @inoper6Gltnilic IN Ger
Cirtrunpolnren Hegion nnbeluugt, 10
meiB man oorii6cr menig SidereS, II.
d @lioS Iogt iebr rid)tig:
o8oS man biSber iiber Die @ino-
8eiblpinOigteit meiB, bc5iebt iih lie.
riglid nui Die ollerunterite &ilftidlid)
tc, mo oo man in Der Weteorologie
Dor llcberrnihungen nic iiher lit, 10
tGuneL metll unten @tnoitiGe it,
oIdJ i'm FOlorgebiete in boberen
S6i6ten nidt Mnbetr0d)tli6e Stir
me meben, Die ben 4lon Der Grreis
dung 0cS 9toropolS I'M &llftlhiif il
luloriih modem, Is iei gleid] bier
bctont, Dob Die bobeu &uftlhi6ten
iibcr Den ollermeiteiten i'm Noroeu
~licgenben @egenoeu, oic biSber ie
bon Menidcn crreidJt linO, notltrge-
NAB nod niht erforift limo"
ShWierigteit bietct oie Srienti
rlrng, 3. T.. ole Srtobeitimmtug oeS
&llitidiffe5. Die oitronomiiheO riens
tirung gGuGbrt in ben cirfumpoIoren
@egeltOcn unO inter ben 0egcbenen
&crb0Itniiien lpenig Siher6eit, cS
bleibt uur iibri9, oen Grt ourb
Meiiungcn Der Hidltlug ltno Sc
iplpinOigtcit pes NoGoua III beitim-
men. NhtSiiibrbor iii 0ics o6ne 3,uci.
icl; Oh obcr aud nit 10 grobcr @e.
t%loltigteit, oaB oif SlrftI1ijier lpirf-
lid bcbolrpten t6linenL epetlltltea ben
&oI iibcrflogcn 81 boBtn mag SIT.
ltddft bobin0titellt bleibell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

4croplonr ouiacfor0crt morbert, cine
intcruotionoIc GonicrCn5 5lrr 9ic1l
lirlnQ oea @lrftihiffpeienS i'm &ricac
ou3ltreacn. Goa ShiGcr'id)e @ort:
nNic I'M Reid Scr &iifte
&6nig lit ser @cib"
poBt uid)t mcbr fir mlicrc 3cit
Mcnihcnfrnft mlO Q}cuihcnmutb be
berrid)cu Die giiftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Maraarct Is. GreQ.

Sc itur0 AM 10. Nuguit 1909, nm s.45 ll6r
NiorgenS, Oinranret s.. &rcl I'M utter bon As
Sabren, Gcliebte Satin bon SEQ. z, @reI.
0erpanoie uuo SreinOe iino adDtunasoOu Cit
qelaOeIl, Der 9ceroigulg bei5upu6neH, tuelde
am Mluntaa, Gd6mitingS- 2 lbr, bon ibrer
gSobnuna, 9r. 100, Sito 8. StraRc, Mi9DInuos
trlpH. aus auf Dem oSul 2alUns 6rieo0ote" liatls
iInoet.
(BbiIuoeIpbin, ia. mo @nf0inaion, :. e.,
3eitlingeIl mI0gen geidIIt9it coplrelI)
IOOG-Al IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Snltina Qub.

IS ilarD i'm ngQgemeinen Seuti6en @reiieis
beim" Sruu 3nitina EOS. Die Eeeroi9ullg
fiuoet SunntGG, yiubmittdgs nm 4 llbr. uui
Der Baltimore 9emeterh" ilatt. eco
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15

unlie6iomer Trtdicbler einaeihll=
den. IS BeiBt 90: 6rdltlcin Wtcicr
er1reutc inns nit impoiouten &ieoer.
lGnQer. IS ioIlte uatiirlidJ o&eoey~
tl0uQen" beiBen."
@epeIaberger 3cituug, 1909, 9ir.46.
(9}un obcr SdluB.)
&iclperipreden0.
Ser olrage5ei6nete 6lotiit Serr
S6ling miro Die 0unfbarcn 8arta.
tionen iiber .&ellte 9todlt, on meln
ber}igc9 &inO," bloien, mo lit oltb
idon aus Dem @eiugtcn 3t erleben
0uB ciu %gcnuBrcider Nlbeno beoor-
itebt."
Sol5brrger EogebIott, 1903, Nr.
1876.
Gen .ooufbaren @oriotionen" oeS
eiocnurtigen @eOiftea nod mnB eln
redt 5lpeiielboiterNIbeno beporIteben.)
RoulanOs tiirfiide SGSer.
Gauitnblr.@ebauOr gOtamt gegen. stets uifeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Barbara Sd)tnnl;el.

So itnrb am 10, 9tueuii 1909 nnt. lh,pcrsm
QetoeH Barbara Sdmuf5ci, Geliebte @uttitI 0ea,
neriiurbeneir SobH Sbmaljel. Die NeerotgnnQ
iinoet Sonntaa, oen 10. git9nit, .9iddmlttna5
StrG6c, aus uui Der baltimore 9emelern"
iiQtt. (22O-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
0erlitit 9(n5ciae.

&erluit Sln5cige.
Gin ainoerrpo9eu, meiB mit0olo,
bIieb am Sonntog IN S%oiienbeim
o0er llnterlieoerbadL uielIeid)t audi
III S0d,lt, in einem 8irtbSboilie lte.
ben. Die 9edc trdgt Die geititte9luf.
idrift: oS6lof' ionft, huSGlternoltge
modt!"
areiSblott iiir Den areiS S0dIt onl
Muin 1904. Nr. 100.
Gas @lternnuge bat lider etipnS
81 tief ms 8loS 9egudt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Gi5ctta Wibnt.

GS itnr6 am ~. 9tuguit 1909 rad linacrem
Qeioen Yi5ctia NliBm, geliebte Satin oeS Der
t~torbencn GourGo Wii6n. &erpanbte uro
Sreunoe iino eingelGoen, Der gecroigllt0 BET
5lluobnen. luel6e am Sunutaa, EGdbmiitdes
nm 123 ll6r, bon Der @o6mItg ibrec Comic
gerlobneS, 0ru. G6nrleS z. paIgb, vi. 1912,
ROrosStrtdcr' StraRe aus auf Der pgSpoolnur
ScmeterO" ituttfiunet. (22O-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
llcber Die fleine Mtidus:

ltcper Ole tletlle Wtldits:
sic 5ebn 9eibmadooa eetleioeter
EeniionGrinncn nabmen lid iebr
biibih aus, ip ent5iiften oilrd) 2ieb.
rei5 un6 Sd)elmerei uito boten na-
mentlid) ourd) ibre finoliben Spielc
unO Die nodt ollSeefiibrtcn militdri-
lten Grercitien9iloer bon onjiebeno.
liter S%or6enbrad)t mo ber5eririid)en.
DEM Sngenb9liid."
@taln5cr SouraaL IL. MGr5 1900.
ga bellft man wieber an bieS hon-
belts gbenOc, oos fnrnmt baoon,
ipenn man nidt craft ld)reibt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
u0ic mcidnsscne Cute"
3lpeite AllSleic.

Inter 0iciem 5itel, Der mebr mir.
fungSuoa ais 5lltreffeno lit, bat Sc
lir Shloen5 cine lebr luitige Gollet=
ton BON unfrCimiuiger aomit SIT
iammcngeitcQt, Die er in oeutifen
3%citlulgen geiunOen bot, Niht 10
icbr no6 pen boaboften SGer5en Oc0
Irlldieblerteufela bat er Gcfobnoct,
ObNleid) er nllb bon ibnen cine bib.
Ide NuSmobl Gibt. lonbern naGl iener
Glltgleiiutgen, Die Dem SageSI6rift.
itcler in Der Gle be@ @eicd)tS 10
lctht pollircn mo nah ienen Stpla
bliltbelL on oenen uonlentlid) Der
Homontbeil un0 Die Gbenter. Hubrif
%flcinerer Slottcr lcbr crgibig limo.
Sei je0er StDlbiiitbe lit genau Die
NucIle ongegeben 10 OoB llnteridie.
bitng eigener Ebontoiie . Erooutte
oltSoei6loiien lit. Surge, mciIt trei-
fcn0e mo miBige 8loiien begleitcl
Die NuSl6nittc, Die III cine Nn5obl
&ubrifcn ilbcriihtlid) mo nit Sli.
NOR georonet limo. Otto SllliuS
@ierboum bat Ooa 9ud) nit eiilenl
@elcit- mo cincm Hod)mort peries
ben. Sic no~dioIGenoen Eroben, Die
obne Ionge @obl berouSgegrifien
iino, merOen einen @egriif bon Der
&eidboltigfeit oeS 9udeS gebcn.
aonlg 6croinonO BON 9ulgorien:
Ger Shirt reiite nit ieiner 6rou
nod &cIt, no lie mt boiiidem Bump
cmpfongCn mur0en."
Ocffcntlidcr Nn5eiger (&reu5nodl
1908, I. POI. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
@rnpfebluug.

.Sfreiber oieier 3eilen, Der ielblt
NIT @ilbneraugcn bebaitet uno Der
modiene 6rBnd9el tan ben groBcn
3ebcn) bate, licB lid BON Srn. s..
&oorer, @iibneraugen. unb Nogcl-
Operotellr, aeltcrn Nohmittug in 9e.
banOIung ncbnen, unO in faum Ell
ller GierteIitun0e mnreu Siibnernll.
gen un0 Oic groBen 3eber, obne
Shmerjeu peripiirt 5u boben, GRIND.
lid mo ooafommen beieitigt."
9olnIdrcr 3eitltng 1892, Hr. 227.
Gas lit ~ouerbingS cine griinolidc
9cbnnolung menn man e%ingeluod)-
icnc NGgel ourd) 9lbidpncioen Der be
treifenoen 3cben belciti9t,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
0crloden0.

n6reie Hcligions.8 cmeinOc, @riin-
StrnBe IA bis t6. Grbouung:S onn-
tag, ben 10. 2lpril, gormittogS 912
Ereo. 9i6iro = Gbemo: a@ebet bin,
ibr Gerfluhten, ms .etpige Seuer!"
Gintritt irei!"
9reSloucr Worgcn5eitltng bon 8.
Wtui 1907.
(NaS ein5iac Grbouli6e an oieler
Ginlooung lit Der ireie @intritt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Wt0bel Snicrot.

WtUUVI NTITVTUI.
,@oQen Sic beirotben ooer ionit
elm id)0ne9 Stiid Mobel UNI biaigen
Ereis fnllfcn, 10 beiuhen Sic WooS.
brugger'S 0etten- rnO W0bellogcr."
Surtsfclocr Vote, Nr: 144.
(Ginc Srou lit ood) fem idoneS
Stiid W0bel.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
an licbemocr Grinncrnng
Caf QaDa Gcmetern,
Gaitcrn. Npennc.Jlbno, nabe NORTH 1pint'9iuao.
SeitGnotge GniFdt. YradDtuule Gage.
(Suni 19,6lite)
Baltimore SemeterN.

Shreau: Srnniliu glbg., Baltimore It. 4urtbftr.
Negribnibpl1te gum Serf1ui bon $25 an,
nit liarmorpfoiten db9egrelBt $50. Ralni
fir bier @rlber. Sreie YenubuIlg. Der Nupelle
fir IruuerguiteSoienite. (SInt1G.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
@eacn Den Sd)nule.

@eacn Den Sdmulb. i..oa
aSn 5mci Stlttgprter T%oitfartells
SpnoIungen muroeug@ieoer9oben beS
b%ttannten @emGlbes a2eoo NIT Dem
S6lponm" beldIagilabrnt."
gltenblrger' 3eitung 1908, Nr. 18S.
(Hed)t 10, 2ebo! Sbiuamm orii
berD l.li,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
9eitnenl1iR-

3eitgem1B.
nStrGiIing, ioeben %entlniien, oireft
bonn 3udtbuus fommeno, empfieblt
ilh Den geebrten 6umilien in Den
Nbenoitunben 5ur gr56blung Der
Jet 10 beliebten Seteftip . @eidif.
ten. . 9. Yoitamt Woobit."
9erliner Worgenpolt 1907, Nr. II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
g(na: Gle @oLOniihle."

Nus: Sic @alomiible."
oSn Der aomnler allf benz Bette
lag cin gebrodete9 Mutterber3 lnlo
ililiterte unoufb0rlih Den Aamen
aorl Dor lid bin."
Observation-Disclosures 1906. Ntr.120.
(gSenn ooS Ser5, nod)oem eS &c.
brod)eu mor, nod gefliiitert bat, 10
miro eS lid mobl oui Dem Bette boi.
ientlid erbolen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
}iclueriured)en0.

RomlanOs tirfiid)e 8GSer.
equitable @ebauOr, gOitamt seaeH. stets uifeH.
(lfai4lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
@arsIanS Sanbltnmmcn.s dnle.

fnno 5aubftntnmcn' 2d,ule beainiit am Is. Sep
iember. 9sidt fefteridnifd. Sir ale ipeibeil
1anbtinmneI luo aud iiir pie, beren @ebot
liden SbuleH gu erm1eIi6en. Spre)en uno
StpperIefen 9uBer ben 5dbern bet 1iientiidben
Shnlen eelebrt; Separtement fir Sanoferti9s
felt, Inrnunfidlt. Goit, 9ogis ifnb llnierridlt
fir @ciuoDner NlorDIniib's fret. 81 meIben bel
Sbas. ". 6lp. HrinStpai, Sreeerid, Mb. -
(sneif- aua23, MoSo.Ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-15
Gte t~r1iunen0e lSaufc.

Nte tr0lunenOe Gollfc.
Sic OrdeltcrbeQIeitung NOR ilber-
oil 5upcrldiiia uno iiter; Die un9e.
mem poetiibe SteQe, no Die Ealtte
trauneno an Hbptbmua bea Naupt-
tbenloa feitboIteno, fortfIopit Oilrfte
leood nod florer o%llsgeorbeitct lUer'
6en."
Somburger Nadridteu Nr. 264.
Gas lit o1d) cine ungemein pocti
Idle Ste1e.)
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31

Johnson says he lost $i2 in money and suffered a severe blow as the result of his experience.
 Sara Flowers, a negress 20 years old, was burned to death while in her bed last night. She lived in house with some other negroes who detected the odor of smoke. Investigation showed the smoke coming from the Flowers woman's room. They broke down the door and found the bed clothes in flames and the woman's charred body lying upon them. She had been an inveterate pipe smoker for many years and the suppositon is that she fell asleep while it was lighted and the Ese started through this cause
 Payton Manning Query, 7-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. N. D. Guerry of Artesia, Miss, was accidentally shot and instant ly killed by Mansel Guerry, his brother, 16 years old, this evening The boys were preparing to go hunting and In handling the shotgun, just as they left the house for the hunt, it was suddenly discharged. The family is prominent and the connec- ton large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31
MISSING MAN IN
 HANDS OF FRIENDS

Columbus, Miss, January 30.-(Special) Floyd Johnson of 27S Vance street, Mem- phis, Tenn. who disappeared last Wednes- day afternoon, walked into the city mar shars office in this city this morning at g o'clock and identified himself He claims to have been held up and struck over the head while out collecting Wednesday afternoon and says the first thing he knew since then was when he woke this morning and found himself in a box car on the Mobile and Ohio tracks near the tank, about a mile from Columbus He believes negroes were his assailants in Memphis.
 Mayor Donnell communicated with Chief O'Haver in Memphis and the story of Johnson's disappearance was confirmed. Mayor Donnell loaned the unfortunate man money to take him home again and enough to satisfy his appetite for food after his long feast He ate ravenously-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31
CREDITORS LOOK 1
 FOR MIR. DICKENS

Mobile, January 30.-A petition in in- voluntary bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court today by creditors of c. C. Dickens who declare in their petition that Dickens has left for parts unknown and that when he caused to be removed bonds aggregating s9O000 with intent to hinder, delay or dst fraud his creditors committed an act 4 bankruptcy.
 The alleged act is said to have been committed January 23 since which tine nothing has been heard of Dickens The petitioners are former counsels of Dhk- ems and their claims are for legal and professional services. Judge Toulmin set the case down for hearing February Il.
 c. c. Dickens, who disappeared from the city, is the surviving member of the firm known as the English Manufacturing company. Ills brother, J. o. Dickens, died in 1904, and C. c. Dickens was made executor of the estate About two years ago Mrs. Carrie McGill Dickens, wife of the dead brother, asked for an account ing of the firms affairs by filing suit in the city court Last December con tempt proceedings against c. c. Dickens were filed in the chancery court, charg- ing that he rendered fraudulent accounts and that he confiscated moneys to the amount of 375.000 The court on Thurs day last rendered a decree finding him guilty of contempt and gave three days in which he was to obey the courts orders and present a correct account of the affairs of the estate of his brother and at the same time issuing an injune- ton restraining him from selling any real estate. The climax came yesterday when the court appointed a receiver who made bond in the sum of $75,000 and issued an attachment against Dickens for that amount None of the papers were served on him as he could not be found.