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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-01
NEGRO SAVED FROM MOB
Wire Breaks When Man Is Strung Ur
and Police Rescue Him.

Il Jacksonville, Fla. -. oo.-A negro
answering the description Of one who
,brutally attempted to assault Mrs.
Jesse Holland near here was captured
by angry neighbors and strung UP to
q tree with telephone wire.
The wire broke and second at
tempt was being made to hang the
negro when a sheriff's posse scattered
TIE crowd and took the negro to Jail.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-02-01
ASKS RAINEY
TO RETRACT
Charles P. Taft Cables Illi=
nois Congressman.
MESSAGE READ in HOUSE

Mr.. Rainey Declares That Greater
Service Would Be Rendered by Ad-.
dressing Denial to Panama General
Assembly and Suggests That Pres
ident-EIect Taft Withdraw His En-.
dorsements Of William N. Cromwell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
MILL END SALE.

Economy is the parent Of thrift. and
Il Is that which We save out OF our
earnings that In the end constitute our
earthly possessions. No matter how
much you make. II you save none OF
Il. you will never accumulate. or lay
up anything for the inevitable rainy
day" Therefore il behooyes US to
look after the saw. =. TO make every
edge cut. so that hen the balance
sheet is drawn at the end OF the year
we will have something on the credit
side Of the ledger. To help you In
your saving W. J. Coulter has pur-
chased a large stock of mill ends and
Is now offering them to the public az
slightly more than half the price OF
whole bolt or regular goods. There
Is no difference in the quality OF the
goods remember. they are mill ends
or short lengths. that Is the only diff
f-rence. Frequently .'ou only want a
nall piece OF gods. just tive or three
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
THE wooLr."
The greatest play Of the season VIII
be Presented At the Prince The
alter. Houston Next Monday
Night.

Eugene Walters great play of the
Canadian wilderness. THE woolf. 4"
has appealed successfully 10 the crit
les wherever II has been produced. II
is claimed that few bigger or stronger
melodramas have ever been written.
The play is a fine achievement In
dramatic writing. construction and
characterization. The settings OF the
first and third acts are works OF art.
fit for reproduction by a master pain
ter In oil. An exceptional company
headed by Andrew Robson will pre-.
sent the famous play at the Prince
Theater In Houston ON next Monday
night This Is the date so many peo
pie are going down from Bryan and
College for the big football game and
as the train does not leave Houston
until nearly midnight. they win have
an opportunity to witness this grea
play. No doubt a large number o
those who go down VIII take advan
tage OF the opportunity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

Mrs. n. N. Muse returned TO her
home in Palestine today after visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis.
Reserved seats on sale for A. and
M.-Texas football game Nov. sth> at
Brandon 4 Lawrence. 2s5
J. r. Jones was In the city today
from his home at Reliance. He Is just
recovering from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Tickets for the big track meet
Houston November 9Th on sale at
Brandon 4 Lawrence. 2s5
Hugo Jain and Hudson Myers went
to Mumford today to do some tin work
on one Of the big plantations near
there. -
Tickets for Allen Academy Waco
High school football Friday Nov. 9TH
on sale at Brandon 4 Lawrence. ESQ
Misses Hattie Haltom. Birdie Payne
and Bessie Scale OF Benchley. return
ed today from visit 80 AIRS. o. IL.
Niece at stoneham.
Get tickets for the big Allen Aeade-
my vs.. Waco FootbsI game Friday,
Nov. 5th at Parks 4 waldrops. 2ss
Mrs. W. A. Robinson returned to
her home mt Marlin today after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. ID. Robinson at wixon.
For sale--second hand No. . Oliver
Typewriter In excellent condition. VIII
be sold dirt cheap II taken within ths
next week. Geo. A. Adams. 277
Miss Stella Stuart went to Mineral
Wells today where she>w teach
this session. Her father accompanied
her. bun viii return to Bryan in a few
days.
Buy your reserved seat tickets fol
the big A. and N. VS.. Varsity football
game Monday Nov. sth ut Parks a
waldrop's. ~
Mr.. X. J. swancoat has returned
TO Bryan from MASSACHUSETTS, "h'''
he and Mrs. swancoat spent the sum
mer most pleasantly. Mrs, swancoa
will Join him here later
I.ost-one black and white spotte
Walker hound zip. about one year Ole
My name on collar. Notify me and
win pay for trouble. J. NJ. Caldwell
n
Cigar salesman wanted: In your L
lcaiIty to represent us. Experience III
. necessary; $1,000 per month and e.
penses. Write for particulars. MOI
arch Cigar Co. st. Louis. Mo- p
stouffer's hand painted Haviian
China. Initial Haviland China to ordt
at A. McRenzIe's jewelry store. II
The Old Reliable Singer Sewing Nj
chine. Sold for cash or on sma
monthly payments. Also needles. oil
/ belts. and extras for all makes OF se'
; ing machines. 7. A. Statewide sale
man and collector. Singer Sewing NJ
chine Co. Phone los. II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
NO AFTERNOON SERVICE.
The Methodist Revival Meeting Con.
tinpes With Only One Service
Daily.

At the afternoon service yesterday.
Bro. Morris announced that that would
be the last week day service. The
meeting will continue until Sunday
night. at least.
The subject for the afternoon talk
was Prayer. and is regarded by
some as the pastors best effort OF the
series. The nature OF prayer. the hin
drances OF prayer and some of the
results OF prayer. were the divisions
OF the subject. The impression was
good. The congregation was small.
In the evening another disappoint
, ing congregation faced the preacher.
The subject was. The Atonement."
and the preacher pointed out the gull
~ condition OF the race when their
sins had separated between them and
God: how no one on earth could helT
the other because he had not right
eousness enough to save himself. and
how Jesus alone possesses the quail
ties requisite In redeemer. and how
he gladly consented TO undertake The
work OF atoning for mans sin and rec
onciling him 10 God.
The subject Of the talk at Aller
Academy this morning was. Gam
bling" the speaker using for his tex
the eighth commandment. Thou shall
not steal" He declared that gambling
was n form of violation Of this CON
mand and that. like theft. II reveale'
loose notions OF property rights. an
made those rights insecure. beside
uniting the man with gambling Pre-
pensities for positions Of trust, an
closing all such positions to him. II
deplored the weil-nigh universal ter
deacy OF today 10 cultivate the gaml
ling spirit Ia the parlor. on the athle'
ic field. In the commercial scheme,
anl In speculation known as futures.
The subject OF the discourse tonigh
win be. The New Birth"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

Morgan Gloss OF Harris school house
was In the city today.
Car OF seed oats. red rust proof, on
track. J. w. Hunlcutt. Phone 2s6. 2s6
Willie Boehme returned this after
noon from a few days visit TO Marlin.
AIR. and Airs. w. p. Hall Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Beard.
My pasture one mile west Of town
Is posted. all parties caught hunting
or trespassing thereon win be prosecu
ted.
2ss W. l. Mcculioch.
. - q
A small thing TO look for. a
big thing TO find: Hart Schaff-
ner a Marx label. It's in the
clothes at Parks 4 waldrop.
Notiee--My pasture land one and
one-half miles west OF Bryan Is pos
ted. All parties hunting In same vii
be prosecuted
l. \. Broadway.
2ss
When you have seen John +. Stoves
grand scenic production. "on The
Frontier" you will say what thou
sands have said. the most pleasinf
ever spent Beautiful scenery, su
perb cast. picturesque costumes an'
challenge band and orchestra. Dom
miss the MONDAY concert 20 SOLE
musicians. VIII be in Bryan on Thurs
day night Nov. 18th.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
MOVING PICTURES AND vAvDs.
VILE

The elegant attractions offered
nightly by the Bryan Electric Iseater
are drawing good crowds and all who
attend are highly pleased with each
performance. The moving pictures are
high class and are perfectly rcprodu-
ced on the canvass.
Mr. Webster. the impersonztor. Is
fine and IL Is the wonder Of al who
see him how he Is enabled 10 50 eiev-
erly initiate the various female roller
he assumes.
ON Saturday afternoon al $40 q
Grand Candy matinee win be given
for the children at which each child
win be given bag Of candy. Tho
matinee win be ten cents to an chill
dren.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

Joe Kopecky was In the city today
from Rye.
II. W. Thompson OF Tabor. was In
town today.
A.. w. Cloud was In the city today
from kurten.
Mrs. Rudolph Winter returned to
Hearnc today.
Tom Goodwin of the bottom. was In
the city today .
w. d. English Of steep Hollow was
In the .sity today.
Mrs. y. r.. Bradley left today to visit
relatives In Frost.
lack Guess OF Jack. was a visitor
he city today.
ncle Ike HoIln,an OF Holligan Cha
SSf was In the city today.
Capt. A. y. Wilson went to his plan
tation near Mumford today.
r. ". suber was In the city today
from his home near College.
Car Pecos Valley Alfalfa on track
Hensarling Bros. Phone 25i 2sa
A. L. Ewing was In the city today
from his home In the bottom.
Buy you Howard watch. A com
plete line at John NJ. Caldweil's. 2si
p. L. Barron and J. u. Carroll Of
Rock Prairie. were In the city today.
Fresh vegetables tomorrow at San
dcrs Bros. Phone 1914. $50
w. n. wheeler. a former Brazo'
county man now OF Bedias. was ovei
( today trading with Bryan merchants
Fresh bread rolls and fancy Bakins
ely every mo. ning for breakfast.
- Mrs. Otto Boehme.
- Tom Gloss. a prominent farmer and
stockmap OF Edge. was in town TO
day.
SIX tops for gold headed umbrellas
from $500 up at A. McKenzie's jewel
~ store. III
c. l.. Eden. merchandising at Cole
view, was looking after bushes mat
tiers In the city today.
Car OF White woolf Stock Food JUS
received. Hensarllng Bros; Phone
25i. ~
John Davis of Harvey was a pleas
ant caller at the Eagle office while II
the city today.
Tire S.yzas. SSaz-ss given by th'
Baptist Ladies viii be held on Frida!
and Saturday. Dec. srd and 4th. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
POPULAR RATES vIA.G G. N.

Account No-Tsu-oh Carnival. E4ou1 :,
Texas, November SIS, 1909.
Season tickets on sale daily Nov. 7
to -. inclusive. Limit for return Nov.
18th. Popular excursion rates IN 81
feet for special days.
For information call on, or write
ID. c. DeAIarcf.
Ticket Agent !. q @. N. r. r.
d2sl-5s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

yards. and by patronizing couiter's
remnant counter you can save nearly
half the price. You win be surprised
at how much you can save in q year
by looking after these little things
Remember coulter's remnants. they
are money savers. 2s5-5s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
NoTlcEi

Information wanted at once regard
ing Henry Robinson and Mrs. Florence
worley. who lived in Brazos county
between 1887 and 1891. II yen knew
either OF them write or call on J. w
Bats, Bryan. Texas. 2sl
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
POSTED NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all par
ties hunting OF tresspassing In any
way on any lands owned by Frank
valouch will be prosecuted to the fuii
extent OF the law. go
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

I win spend Monday and Tuesday
Nov. sth and sth In Houston. Phone
me your orders.
Nellie n. Ballard.
2ss Agt. Levy Bros
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given that all my
lands are posted and all parties are
notified not 10 tresspass on same.
]. NJ. Olsen. .
2s7&s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
srRAYso OR STOLEN.

One light red or light brown Jersey
heifer about Is months old. Left
home about LIST OF October. Liberal
reward for information. b. @. Wal
lace. 80
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04
POPULAR RATES

Via I. q G. N. r. r. Account San Anto'
Mo International Fair.
Season Excursion tickets on sale
Nov. 6 to ls, and trains arriving morn
ing nth. Limit for return Nov. 18th
Popular excursion rates IN effect
for special days.
For information call on. or write
d. c. Deslarett.
Tickle. Agent. !. 4 G. n. X. X
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

Some more OF those good old Dooly
Vans at Sand, RS Bros. Phone ioi.
2ss
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

Notice Is hereby given that an lands
owned by Jacob Luna and Vincent Ln-
"a are posted according to Law and
all persons found hunting or IN any
way tresspassing upon same win BE-
prosecuted 20 the fun extent Of the
Law.
Jacob Luna.
Vincent Luza
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

RAILROAD TIME CARD.
n. Z z. G. Schedule.
No.5 Northbound ........ las y. IN.
Ms Northbound ........ i;oa a. IN.
No. southbound ........ s:i4 .. m.
No. 9 southbound ......... 2.b2 a. m.
!. . q. N. Schedule.
No. ~ Northbound ....... 1857 A. m.
No. Is southbo"nd 49,. $50 .. m.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-04

2s7&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Rad ben @rmittelunaen

Nah Den Grm ittelungen
oes ySollrndl Of Commerce" lit Die
3obl Der Better bon @iicnbobn.9tf-
tien in Oielem Sabre b~eoelltenb 5u.
rildgegongen. @dbreno ole 3aDl Der
Mftiondrc bon "a @iienbabnen lebtes
Sobr in runoer 3obl 305.OOO betrug,
lit ibre 3obl in 1909 oui 2SS,160 5il.
rlfgeganactl, nlio cine N6nabnlc bon
rs, l52. Gie capitalization Der IN
getraft fon1ineroen 9obnen lit aber
BON 1916 Wtiaionen Collars in 1908
in 1909 dnf 4157 Mi1ionen Collars
geitiegen. Mlio grobereS Nlftienfapi-
tai nno IDeniser gttion6re. @Gbreno
bel ben giieitbabnen Der AftienbeIis
bon Sabr an Sobr %cor5cHtrirt, per.
mebrt iid) Die 3abl Der Nftienbcliber
bon illOultriellen @etricben NM cilt
8cringes. SHouItriellc Nnloaen nit
elmer capitalization BON 5000 Wtii.
lipnen Collars bottcn in 1908 rltilD
335, 900 Nf%tiorlGre, IN 1909 oageger
nid)t gnn5 $4,000, 5000 nlebr als im
Sorjabrc. Sm @ail5cn lit fir Glen.
bobnen nnb 8roBiuOuitric'n bos &Gs
pitnl leit 1908 nm 399 WiQiolic1
Collars %aeitiegen INN Die 3obl Der
MftionGre bat mn runo 1900 obges
nonmcn. DDS ldBt ben Shlub 81,
bab Der 9elit Der G%tictbnbllen nlebr
mn mehr an cine f~Icillere 3ohl pom
Serten i%ibcrgebt. Sn Ben SnouItrle'n
lit Die geringe SteiQcrutg Der 3ahl
Der aftiondre gum Ehcil nunlit 5ll
ertlGrcn, Dob @eieQihaiten, luie Der
Stnbl -Sruit, ibren Srbeitern @eles
genbeit gibt, Nttien 5u er%luerben.
Seitbem Der Mfticnperfalf an Die
gngeitelten begonnen luuroe, bobel
bieic 5000 Stamm., uno 193,500
Gor5llgs = Mftien beo Stubl Sruits
llbcrnommen.
Gin neucs 0icbesUerts
5cug. Gilien gol.5 qeri''cncn 0ou-
ner bnt, ipie mir ihon fms mclOeten
bie Barrier @ebelmpoli5ci iebt enolid)
fcitgenommen. Set mcbrpren @p.
den peridlponoc1 IN oel groBen go
.riier Sanfbdl1lern 5ahlreid]e gonfnos
ten gcrabc in Dem glllaenblide, no
Die &oIienboten Den Snbolt ibrerEor-
teieltillcs an Der Safe o~uf51blten.
Site 9onfbcnmten od)tetcn ld)arf oas
rolf, boB iid) feline peroGGtigc ger.
Jon IN ibrer H1be oltfitcQte. Nbcr olc
&oriid)t blicb perecbcnS. 8cltern be-
merfte Gin @chcinpoli'iit, Der lett
adt So1en IN Dem giireou besS perm
GiertelS ollf Der 2ollcr lto1o, Dob,
ols eill 9otc o1i ooS 3dblbrett trot.
Gin ele9ullter Ser an nahItenS 6ul-
ter iid) 81 ihofitn modtc uno, nab
reno er ifeinbor IN Hed)nungen per
tieit mar, ieinen Stod nit goloenem
anopf neben jid ani Die 9riiltlns
leete. "a 6eilerfte Der 9riminolbe-
ante ploslid. lpie ell feiner Stiit
aus bent Bplofnopfc bera,iSfom, it'd
in cine Yiii5efte bermonoelno, bos
9iinoel Sfcirte etgriff. 3wei sc.
funoen ipGter NOR oas giinoel in Der
Observation-Disclosures oes @entlemuns
pcritipunbcn. Gnroilf c%rfolgtc, mic
ifcu gcmeloct, Die Gerboftung bcs
Ticbcs. '7'''
20 E,e nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

Sd)oob it'd, III Slid unb Siherbeil
gefebrt bate. Grinllerul1geii aus bei,
fumllterlolen Snacn Der ainobeit iilo
es, Die inns Dos Set ser Srellbe per-
floren. Gineu Iugenblid rotten mir
bon Gorge iino Nrbeit mo laIien
ms in Die Gage 6uriidiiibrcll, oo ms
bic Come oes @liides niht inter-
atlg. Gerbonnt leicn Summer uno
Gorge aus Dem 8lal5e bes @eih=
nod)tsbomnes; icin lidter Sheit
pcrideufe iiir Die fur5e Sriit Die
Wdd)tc aus ser IiniterniB, lnb ouS
gIildli6e Scud)ten aus froben &in=
.oeraugen itrablc murme 6renoe audi
IN Die Ser5en Der Nlten.
Sr0blide @cibnadJten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

&r. NboIpbns gu d., Der
%befonnte @robbrauercibciiber in ct.
Sonis, cin geboreler aoltelcr, hot Der
Stoot Moins 10000 Wff, fin gemcins
niibiae unO wobltbdtigc 3wefc ilbcr.
micien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

Gle critic Hebe bcs neuen
beltid)en Heidsfan5lers miro BON Der
Yrelic Seutiflano's peridiehen beur.
tbeilt. Mn @iinItisiten aubern iid)
Die cunicrpotipen II. Gentrums.9 ld..
ter, bageaen nenien libcrole 3eitun-
gen Die Rebe biirftig uno uncraliid-
lid. .Tidts oarin, mas iiber Die
WittelmdBisfeii aud MIR einen ;3oll
bina,,s reif]t," ihreibt oas r8erliuer
5aeeblatt." rMns 9r. b. Setbmonn'
So1iuea beSpedte. mar Der @eriiid',
irnter Dem 9edmautel berEroaramm.
nno Vrinsipienloiigfcit Ole @cidHite
81 bciorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Tepartemcut fir 5iientlid,c Berbeicrungeu
GnbsT cpartemeut SaieubebDroe.

SulI ! III y Z, -vtu.
e~lnsebote fir oic 2icicriira bon Sano. aies.
Cement uno berpIaite ELECTROMAGNETIC nlt
benz reucH Bier 9tr. q, iiioltdb bon Der Ftait
Strabe, ipeitlib ootl Spres' 5dllen, iperoen bis
Wiittwph, cen ~. Sanuut 1910. 4, ,ubr Wior.
gems ,eiligegcr geftoItfleIt.
gllecbute rnHiien ar ben "NoGro Of N,rnrbP"
aeri6tet iHo an ben SiactsStc9tiirntor III lrlt
0iircau I'M Tntbbnnie gcfanht pcrhcl. beGlelfcf
bon cinem begIaubiatcn Gbed In Der S0be bon
$1,000 90, nuf cine Clearing Solfes"9anf $3.50
gen. Snblbar at ben Wiaoor NIB Staotratb poil
Baltimore.
Sas Med)t hIcibt porbcbnIten. ir9enb eines
ODER nuc s%llgebole ab6nipeifen.
Siir Spe5iiiiaiioncli lucnbe man iih an bn2
8iireai Der Safenbebnrbe. 49,
9iiirgitaft ANN Yeiraae bc5 Goniraiipreiie3
mub fiir AUTHORIZATIONS Ilsiiibrung oec
GonirafieS ecficdt iueroeil.
8. i. 2adeg,
Sa'crsS ngenicur.
@citdiiDt:
.. Narrp Wabpol,
4rdiiocnt her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(He524, &c, %, so; SAM ,3,5,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
(Nenrnc VI. Nnusmnnn.

rs .fiarb plrelid am %. Se5cmber 1909
@cprgc W. Sausmuuu, 9eIiebier Soiie pDH
Wiumie NJ. 6dismdlin. eeborene Nenbl. mo
Spbn Der ueriiprbcuen Gonroo mo Stntberine
&ausmdnti. Gle Vccroigulg iinoet sonntag,
Ta6mitiaeS . l(br. bon fetner 9Sobliil.p. Nr.
81, eio.y nlasii. strnRc, aus arf Der rSouoort
Earl Cemetery" it1it. .
(EbiIaoclpbicr Jcittnacn moaen aetdlltGit
cppircit.b t3b9-0OJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
SefanMtmadnngen
ehrcnu scs stast.Mcatitratprs.

nIfimore "a, Ne3ember 1903.
gncn oarnn iniereiiirien Eeritilen lpiro bier
nit ytudritt ert6et.f. oab Der Staoi. Snaenieur
an %. Gc5entbcr 1909 IN 6ielem 8ireait, ME
timore Stabts6ooer bon 1906 ~pcrlarat ipirh,
ben eriIdreuben Glan mo 9nplifatliite DER
g~lliIagct fir Ntneuiruna liuo aelptlniierril9
lin). 9seftsyiortbsN ocIiiic, birierieat BAT.
Ellie oannIi berii6riei &crionen iiito bcrcd'
tiat. irtcrbnlb so laGcn bonn Sntlim bteicr
9toii5 al int Baltimore Stabigeriht ourG
fd,riftlih eingereifte Tetition hageeen 81 aY'
Z. Se,uca Ibumas,
.Snu7,1 IA Stuotsafegtiiruior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Scnrs W. yan6crt.

Ge iinrb an, ~. December 1909 nod iir5cr
aranibctt in ieiner ,&Spbnlna, Mr.. 63S, Ne't
NnffnunsS tratc, SenrD %. 2anbert. G~eliebier
8attc bon antbcrine 9aubert, Al Sabre oil.
Sic Nceroiaung tinoci AM Dlpntna, ben y.
Se5enber 1909. Yird rnittn9s. nm 1A3 lbr, bonn
lrnicrbuife aus iintf. pei'esuiiQ prlcuiiii
aui oer 2Sciicrr GcrpetcrD". (359-GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

Gbrc eli @ptt II Scr S0be
uno Sricoe o,lf GrOen mo ben Wells
id)en cin @oDlgeiollen!. Gos @prt
Der Gngel gift bcltte nod ebenio luie
Dor ioit 5peitaulcro Sabren, als es
5itm erItenmol p%erfilnoet iullroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
yaura Narplu.

So itnrb um "a. Sesember 1909 2anra
Saro,p, aeIiebtc Satin oes periiprbenen gu
iiuoc auruiu, IN iDrem 80. Geheneiubre.. %crs
roll einpelnoer. oes TecrniHl1a nnt Wipntaa,
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Ar imaginative 0tatesn,sn.

Imagination is the greatest moving force in the world In saying this sm merely repeating 6 remark of Dis
 faells, and to prove the strength of hls conviction will repeat a story Mir Lowell told ne when he was minister 10 England. It is the custom of the Royal Academy of Painters to hold a private view of their pictures before the public exhibition. Disraeli. walk Ing arm In arm with Browning through the galleries, said, What strikes me most forcibly here is the iaFk of imagination" and he proceeded 10 enlarge upon the power of imagina- uon. declaring it to be the greatest Force in the world. In responding to toast at the banquet which followed the private exhibition he dwelt upon The wealth of imagination in evidence on the walls about him aud again ex- pressed his conviction that imagina- fion is the moving force fin the world. Browning repeated DisraeIis first re- mark to Gladstone, who sat beside him, and he muttered, "The devil,"- John Trowbridge in Atlantic.