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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
Death of a Little Child.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hagood Clary have
experienced an almost 'heartbreaklng
loss in the death of their little eleven
months old boy, little Willie, whose
pure, beautiful soul was taken to
Heaven on Friday to be forever with
the angels and his kind Heavenly
Father.
Willie had been sick for quite a
while and although the tenderest nurs-
ing was given him, yet it pleased God
to take the little sufferer home where
there will be no more sickness and no
more sorrow.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Geo. A. Wright and the little body
was laid to rest in Rosemont ceme-
terry. An unusually large number OF
sympathiizng friends followed in the
funeral procession.
Mr.. and Mrs. C]ary desire to thank
their many friends who gave assls-
tance and comfort during their affic-
ton.
Death is sad at any time and under
any conditions; but when the only flow
er in the home is plucked it IS doubly
so and the sympathy Of many friends
90 out to the bereaved.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
MUSICAL PROGRAM
To Be Rendered this Evening at the
Residence of MIR. F. N. Martini
Readings Also.

Tonight at $50 o'clock at the res
idenee of Mr.. F. n. Martin the fol-
lowing very beautiful musical pro-
gram will be rendered. AS seen ii
will be interspersed with readings
which will be equally enjoyed with
the other excellent numbers:
Prelude, Opus 3, No. 2, Miss Kibler'
Mandolin Serenade, Voice Duo
Mrs. Derrick, Mrs. Haltiwanger.
Calm as the Night, C. Bohm; In
the Chimney Corner, F. Cowen,-
Miss Edna Hipp.
Nocturne III, Liszt,-Julia Kibler.
O that we two were A'Maying,
Nevni- Robertson, Miss Alice
Welch.
Reading, The Bridge, Longfellow-
Miss Bernice Martin.
Bedouin Love Song, Pinsuite,-
Mr.. Moran.
Daybreak peer Gyert), Gueg;
Oriental Serenade, H. Van Cart
Miss Welch and Mrs. Robertson.
Amoroso, Boex,-Orpheus.
Rustic of Spring, Sinding,-Mazie
Dominick.
The Day Dream (violin obligato),
Strelezki,-Mrs. Robertson, Miss Al
ice Welch.
Reading, Selected-Dr. Geo. B.
Cromer.
O come with me in the summer
night, Van der Stricken,-Miss Gen
evieve Evans.
Autumn, Chaminade,-Miss Pau
line Glider.
Song Of the Vikings, Faning,--
Orpheus Club.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
THE MILL LEAGUE.
Newberry Stands Second.-Next Sat-
urday Newberry Will Play on
West End Diamond

At the beginning Of the base ball
season league was formed Of teams
made up from the cotton mills in this
section, composing the teams at
the Watts Mill, the Newberry Cotton
Mill, the Lydia Mills and the Laurens
Mills.
: Newberry has played four games
and won three and stands second in
the league in percentage, Watts Mill
being ahead though it has played SIX
games.
, On last Saturday Newberry played
at Clinton with Lydia. Next Satur-
day, July 3, a game will be played at
fNewberry with Lydia.
: The following is a record Of the
game at Clinton between Newberry
and Lydia:
R. H. E..
Newberry 5 z z
Lydia Z .
Struck out by Simpson, 10; by
Bailey, 8.
The game next Saturday will be on
the West End diamond, and the peo-
pie Of the city as we'll as Of West End
are urged to come out and encourage
our boys. The Newberry Mill now
stands good chance to lead. The fol-
lowing is the standing of the league.
P. ". L. Per Cent.
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n ing congregation was large and
gave the utmost attention to ser
mon by the pastor on the subject:
"Religlon satisfies and all are invited
to partake. " Ho, every one that
thirsteth come ye to the waters, was
the text.
The choir was presided over by
Miss Estelle Stewart and sang very
nicely, but the event Of the hour was
the singing Of Miss Pauline Glider
who sang with much feeling and beau
tiful expression a selection entitled,
40, Divine Redeemer.'' At the close
of the services many gathered around
to thank Miss Glider as also Miss
Maize Dominick who played the ac-
compartment.
At the Sunday school hour there
were nearly hundred and fifty pres
ent and the exercises were very inter-
esting.
At night the attendance was very
GOOD but the heat was excessive. The
song service was lively and Mr.. Moran
sang a beautiful selection. DR.. VOL
ling preached brief sermon on the
virtue of penitence, and thus closed
in Central church the last Sunday IN
June.
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MTS. l.. l.. Lane Spen

4. 8. E .|.'. !. : s. :. sS 5 s|'
WIS. l.. l.. Lane spent The day IN
Columbia yesterday.
Miss Fannie Strother, of Johnston,
is visiting Mrs. R. D. Wright.
Miss Dorothy Fair, of Cokesbury,
Is visiting Mrs. Y. J. Pope.
Mr.. ". c. Moran leaves this week
for his home in Augusta.
Mrs. Frank Sigh has returned from
visit to Greenwood.
Eugene S. BleaSe, Esq, went to
Ba11lwell last night on professional
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole. L. B.:':e scent
a few 'a;s the past week 0 > visit to
Mrs. Bless .'.ients .t Peniletun
Miss Bernice Martin leaves en-
Tuesday for an extended visit to
friends in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. NJ. A. Carlisle has returned
from visit to his daughter, Mrs. DR..
Kennedy, in Chester.
Mrs. Claude T. Boyd left yesterday
for visit Of a few weeks to friends
in Spartanburg and Union.
Miss Estelle Stewart, is spending
two weeks in Columbia. the guest Of
Miss Louise Wharton.
Miss Juanita Langford, Of Char
'lotte, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Langford.
Mr.. J. Claude Dominick has return
ed from his vacation which was spent
very pleasantly at Wrightsville Beach.
Misses Jennie Mae Haddon and Lal-
la Haddon, of Due West, are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. R. T. Caldwell.
Mr.. Charlie P. Dickert, Of Live Ook,
Fla, is visiting his brother, Col. D. A.
Dickert.
Mrs. Lola ". Conner, Of Able
vile, is visiting Mrs. Jerry B. Wal
ton
Mrs. J. ". Humbert, Mrs. George
Epps, and Miss Alice West have re-
turned from the missionary meeting
in Edgefeld.
Mrs. N. Emma Wilson, of Newber-
w, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T.
Lake: Cely; 500 West Washington
stree -Greenville Piedmont, 25th.
Rev. Geo. A. Wright went to Co.
lumbia yesterday. He accompanied
Mrs. Eugene Leavell who went to Co.
1umbia to enter the hospital to be un-
der treatment.
Mrs. Herman Wright left yesterday
for Columbia where she joined Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Germany and together
thew went to Savannah, from which
place they sail this week for New
York city
Mrs. William Lane, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. James F.
Epting, has gone to Greensboro, N. G.,
to Join her husband who has been
transferred from Greenville, S. c., to
Greensboro, n. c., in the work Of the
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
Capt. J. H. Gaillard, Of Newberry,
is in the city visiting his son, DR.. c.
R. Gaillard and will attend the COM
mencement exercises at Cedar Springs
next week and visit his daug ghter, Miss
T. E. Gaillard, who is member of the
faculty Of that well-known institu-
tion.-Spartanburg Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
Farmers County Union.

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the County Farmers union will be
held at the court house at Newberry
at eleven O'Clock on Saturday, July
10. All of the unions are requested
10 send delegates.
J. B. ON. Holloway,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
Banks to Observe Fourth.

= All banks in the city will observe
the Fourth Of July on Monday, July
5th. as the fourth comes this year on
Sunday. Banks will be closed, there
fore, on Monday.
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diNon.

a meeting Of BergeIl trib%
Improved Order Of Red MaHs
Thursday night, the foli
: were elected for the
7 Of .Siy months.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29

HRSFm OF SIX months:
4Upt9sssts-~Cannon &. Blease.
Sachem-O. 0. Smith.
Senior Sagamore-R. P. Franklin.
Junior Sagamore-B. B. Leltzsey.
The officers will be installed on
Thursday night Of next week. The
!appointive officers will be announced
at that time, and installed along with
the elective officers.
Bergell tribe, which has, since its
organization, been recognized as one
Of the best tribes in South Carolina,
has had phenomenal growth during
the past year, its active membership
having increased about 200. 1t will
be recalled that at the last meeting
of the great council of the State an
!other of Bergell's members was given
a high Office in the grand lodge, when
Mr.. Otto klettner was chosen great
junior sycamore, which means that
he will soon be at the head OF the
order in the State.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-06-29
Total :. :. :. :. ..sl29,O83 73
STATE OE SOJTTH CAROLINA

Total :. =. =. :. ..sl29,O83 73
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Newberry.
Before me came J. F. Browne, cash
ier of the above named bank, who, be-
ing duly sworn says that the above
and foregoing statement is true con-
dition of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
J. F. Browne.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 18th day Of June, 1909.
A. B. Wise
n. P. for S. G..
Correct-Attest:
Geo. Y. Hunter,
S. S. Birge,
J. S. Wheeler,
Directors.
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REPAIRING Notice to
my friends. I am better prepared
than ever to do all kinds of repair
work. Will send after your clocks.
All work done promptly and guar
anteed. r> T. NJ. Rogers, geweler.
Next door to post Office.
6-22-4t.
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Tcpartemeut fir uiientIidc Sarten.
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snratoaa.s irabe. bis st. 8auI.golrt. 49,.
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sur S~Seiiieiie Der Hiabt' Sirabe.
columbia s%lpenne. bon Gipunn'3 Balls bis
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Trerto1t 'Gocnnc. Don Baltimore bis GeriHG'
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Gaser: strabe. Dor Scmepooo'a penlc bis @r'
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8eitictte Der criten Glep tt'!ih bon Central
Wnerlc.
9Siaiams straae. bon ISavrcni gpcnue biz 5ur
m~ontgomcrpsS traEc.
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Sirdfe.
IA lieu, strabe, bon G6aIe.strabe bis sibianos
sbenie.
elrnsSirafe, bon Cough bis Strait Strabe.
GfforsS trdse. bon 2af1ofts bis Mortbsstoe.
edIleiloec.Nl!ep bon lGpInnlbiG.goeuue bis
Gbeiier. straBe. bon Orleans. bis Baltimore.
Sira6e.
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Strd6c. 2
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Strdbc.
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Stra6c his 5ilr Siioiciic bon Sairluount.9tn
5apifs SlrG8e. ,pat .Gaoletie. Der ,aioNnTnctts
bis 6lir 9tOroieitc Der Mc2locrrbs StraBc.
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,poob'stpeIlte bis SIR 1~iiiidben Sinoisren5c.
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Icifc Der -, & :. WaUu" bis Sur Gorb,peiticite
ber Columbia elocrne.
9. Z. 5cnoaa,
lSanG, 5000 StdbtfSr9eiie!ir.
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Ole c5e6iihen Gr5efie
rnb Hiipeleien aesen Die Ieltifen
baben in Ieutihlono einen Sturm
Der GntriiItrng beruorgerufenL un5
man er0rtcrt, pie nc bic slusbriid)e
c5edild)er Tolfsmutb gegen Die
Seltih-9 obncn obllocn fonne. 0o
miro MN Ser 9opcott gegen oleS
n86bnriidc" 9%epreoigt: Srinft fem
bobnliidlcS Bier, fault fein bDGmiid)cs
@lo$, feline bobmii6en @ranoten.
9lber Die beruorrogcnoitc @laS,Snou-
itric iii in SGnben BON Teutiden, sic
bGbnliide @ranatmoarcn : ,sl1ouItrie
miro bon oelltid)eu Sirmell betriebcn.
lllto oos G%5cd)enbier? Nic Ifticns
9ralerci III Eilitn, Dos 9iirecrlid)c
grduballs IN gllb unb piele onocrc
groBc gralteraicn in 90bn1en lino
oelltIhc llnterncbmuilgcn. SollGn
0iele, Die obnebIn 0lrdl Die c5cdiidcn
disappointment Aelllg III leioan be-
ben lno oercn Gigenthum bltrf bos
blinomiitbige G~5ehcntbum idon &c
mig 9~cid)Gbigt miro, nod n,ebr lei.
oen? Sic iolten inl @egantbeil &c
unp nnieritiibt iperoer. 9eil1
9opcott aegcn alleo Sobmiidc, lon-
bern llilr acgcn oaS G5adiid,e, mcnn
es clnnlal @oDcott icin muB. Abcr
mir aloll6cn i~ibcrbnupt nid,t rcd)t al,
Den Boycott mo iciuc Qlltcn @ir.
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Waltfjnlar Malthcr.

is i,urb 5pn1lta9. oel 10 1dnitar 1909.
II llbr Slhenbs, lnicr aeIiebter Batter ,inb
Srotcuier Sultbaiar gsaitber i'm sntcr bon SO
Sabren. 8 Wfondter mo 6 3dgen. 9as 2eidena
Deaulonib iinoei Witt,uud. GddmiitdaS 9 llbr.
bonn 3raucrbanfe. 9ir, 933. SiiosS purpsatrahc
diS iiati.
Column re iauit. I'll outer S1.er,
Der I'll urS 70 irc,' grlicbi:
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Nsenll mir hnbeu Sidl beiriibt.
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lie trancrnnc Gattiu uebt 4 aiubtru
U2---13) uub : 0nfclM.,
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SpOeSfGQc.


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solptial. % Sabre ,nlt.
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btlonlgeerle. 56 Sabre all.
Am 10, S1nntar @eniepe Sones, Ct. SIrs
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Nm 10. Saniar emma smttb, 9r. 1914.
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stin II. SunIar 9uep Simms, Dir. 2723.
Nulttino6orsIoenuc. , Monntc alt.
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SrtealssStrnje. 81 Sabre dit.
ON o, Snniiur Catherine Shimltna. 9ir. COS.
&iliunts aSfra6c. So Sabre alt.
VIM 10, Snluldr 3uicpp smiih, ct. Giiiu-
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1epicr Strabe. s lnge git,
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Shnrps Sirobe. 80 Sabre ait.
Nm 10. Sunuar Wurt) Nheclcr. ct. elisa.
hethaceim. 3 Sabre alt.
Vim s. Sdtnar Ncnrn 0rinBt, Yr. ~, Glib
HediiicrsStrnBe. 81 Sabre dIi..
slm 0; Snnliar Gugcnia &ilmOtt, Il. 9iU'
cents MinhersMinl, u lnne all.
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Die inbiidc 8eiahr.

Sni britiiden Sberba,is bat Der
Stnnfs SefreiGr iiir Ssnbien. DIOR
Iep, fiir3lih ertldrt, bab had, gniidt
nornbniter decentralization Der inoi-
ittei Megicruag Die Gage III Snoiell
10 geiuno ut,o woblbefeitist lei. ais
lie Is ie geipeien. gr mics nber bod,
aiif bic Motbpenbigteit bin bic Nus.
fhrrit1ineell, lpie lie III Der lestcll
.3eit por9efolnnien ieicrk 81 inter.
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Yefanntmahnngen.
9hrenu hes stahtsH sgtitratcrs.
~nfhhn

WdIti c, 2s. Ce6. 1908.
Sa Die Observation-Disclosures 0IHrIiifare III
geieUiid uoreti driebencr Sseile i9rel enbeiii'
iigeli lirb perbeiler:eIr Deriht fiber Die dIges
iprodbcHen< eutinabiemnscn untPitcH nnS
sSertberbobuueen iir Die Concentrating unb
Seifnung Der Yafrr.S traee, bon Der Gillette
Der ssiiibfer:Miu.foao nab oer ebsmGiigen
li6en enoeiiltigen iIuo rerbeiierteu crtldrcnbeit
glanen III @erii6beit Der siori6riitcn oeS 9al.
timnre StabtsGbartcrs rnb Der aft -. Aaai
1907 inter eidnetel 9eroronrng s!t. PIT beg
Wtdnors mo Stao.rltb5 bon Baltimore l,Ib
folder anhcrcr Geicse lltb Bctcrbnunaer, Sic
amf hieie InaeIesenbcit oeripeHobGr iiHo, bel
inns hinierIeat BADEN,
piro biernii b%e.an1t .acmadt. baB beioetcr
gcriht itnb 4SGIne auf biefe sSeiie in bieferI
giireuu binter .egt ipprbeu limb ,inb oab Der
Minhor, llo staotrntb bon. Baltimore. ODER IL
eeno cine 4erion ober Berioren, ooer Corpora
~fionen. bic nit bcr SertbeilIna Der oorbenanlr
ten eniitdoigungen Deer gSeriberbpbulgen iits
5uirieoeit iinn. in,erbuin oreiBia 800 Inaeu
bonn 20. Se5enlber 1905 on, ais penn eriisu Ia
&c ocr BON mir uliagegdIlaenel Ter1fteHtliGsing
oiefer giotis. inriitlidD bageGert an oas gaIti'
moro Siaoiecrihi dpreltren mo oas beta9ie
@criAt criudpen u,Oae!t, bieielben al renioirett.
z. Semcn Ebpmas,
Observation-Disclosures.
(Se32Q:S Sans 70 10y
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Wcurac SanbIcr.

@S itdrb am o. Snnnar 1900. o.20 gbelos.
nab irr6er arGnfHeii Weprgc Gambler in fcii
iicnt 81 SeheIlsiabre. a~eIiebier Saite bon Ger
trnbc Gambler. Die @ceroi0un9 fiioet Witt'
9ir. 1907. -SrieGuss Strnbc. aus iiait. @ciicsung
nlf Der rSnf Ydipil Geinelerp". Obj
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MiIhclmiua 8rueIjcl.

IS iiarb am i2. Sonar 1909 in oct ssobs
rita hires Sehipic1eriobues. St. 6. !. Grimm.
III Seitrsbur0. IA. geilaelmina SrpeNef, 10
3abre ult. Satin beS perftorbenen Gbriitiai
Yroeiel. Ser Srnuerso.fesbieril finbet AM
Ionneritae, Gprmii!aoe I'M tai2 nbr. in Der
3ionsairhe,. aiorcscSa0 'Sirnbe. fat. Bel,
fftuuo Orinnttm G3-lt
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Gliic Wnrbhuff.

GS ilorb am 10, Snninr 1909 ~ 9aiaforo
Pdn Gliic %urphpfi. Satin bes peritorbeuc,t
G~bri'tiGn giorbboit 50 Sabre alt. Sie 0cernt.
Quna finoei bon Der ISphnlu1 hires Spbiles,
orn. Clio Is. gIorbboif. ri. GIG. N%orozGnrrou.
ION .slpenne. aus am Wittpud,. 9ia0mittnp3
R3 llbr, iidtt. I2-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

NE ser Mebrbeit SIT iein, perlonet
leioenidaftlid), Dab mir Die Sroer
iif ielbit iiberlolien unb nit Sad II.
Iad aus ocm 2anoc 5ieben iollcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
GurrQine.

4aafertid. - pnrfartia. - 0rtebIiA.
g9eftIih bon Walbroot cine un6 eine babe
Meilc. .wsount Soab.sSaeaon. unb 9crratne'
tep6one.. e~faot.Yureau TN Sriiten Slur bes
,unior.S rufts0cbdubeS. Charles. nnb DaAettes
etrahe. tW dt4.1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Tanirl Npun.

O. iidrb an ~. Sdlnidr 1909 itadl ihiucreM
Watte DER nerliorbeneu MfnraGreibc V, Gopp.
Sic &eerbignng 'irloei bon feiner gRobnullN
gtr 250l. SlisSnneltcs Strase. aus 'tatt, Sic
,3ct ocrle!Del ipir0 lpiter dl0cieini. U2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Qpub ou.Varf.Eemeteru

HRreau: yr. 81, @ef.earatoaa.e tyahe, =
Saupt.GtnDana: Jrebert6.Nsab.
geGribtibpldse bon $ab oil inter beftinolger
rueroen iii Ireibhals am Saupt.Gine1rg ecfurs
ben. rnlcr stgent tpiro. ,ucitl geipint6t, bots
fpretc,. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Baltimore Gemetern.

earean: HranlTin wIbs., Saftin.ure =. Rsrtttls.
Vcerdbnibpidte 5um Seriauf = bon S26 an,
NIT Gaarnorpfoften abeeeren8t $35. = Blot
f1r bier @r6ber. Greie Beruture Der Aopeue
fnr MISUNDERSTANDING. (Suri16.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

Die II . eS re + a f
Elm n1erflpiirbigeS IScd in ibrcm 9e-
miiben, ooS &olt 81 bcidiiBcn. Cine
9cridtlld'c Gltiheioung nah Scr al
ocrcn fallt 5l ibrcn l~lngrunIten ollS.
Nofeiellcr lit loS0cciit moroeil, bic
Gilcnbobncn iino losHeeiit porbcn II.
Nooar Die Sonboiebe in Colorado bu
ben ourdl obcrbunocSgerihtlid)en
Gntld)eio nid)t bios ibrc GSreibeit at
riltrrlannt, loll0crn oiirfcn olld) ouS
Sano, oos lie Dem &olte gerollbt bo
helL bebnlten. "a Ole Gntiheiolnl9en
III lebterem 6nllc nod nid,t im@ort,
lolt porlIeaen, 10 limo mir llift IN Scr
Gage, Telt5ultcllcn. oh ous unbefric
Oi9enoc Heiultot ciner f%ebferboftcll
Mb'd'llng bes @cietcS Sl%lSuid)reiben
III oDcr elmer Der pielen Sed,nifalitu
ten, uiltcr ,reld)eu ole 8cred)tigfeit
erltlft miro. (St. Z. Mm.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

Ser Gnt d. lub Ser oitrci-
dild,en Heoierung, 5ebu Millionen
Collars sur &eriilgunG 5u itellen,
INN Die fi~itoniicac Nilseinonbcrie
sung 5luild)ell ocn ebemuligcn tiirfi
ldeu Tropinjcll 9osnien ilnb ser
&er5eaomina uno ber Yforte SIT CT
leid)tcrll. benefit. mic iebr man in
Micn hurailI bebndt lit, Der Siirfei
Den Mlitinq aus Der MlbdltbdrenEoa
Iition 5ll crleid,tern, III bic Tie iid) bon
England bat brGuael loiien. las
In9cbot bot, lolueit oie f~inan5iclle
Seitc Der n%orbonbcnen Sdppierigtci
ten in @ctrott tonlmt, sic Sorm Ell
ilca l|lltiniotllnla unO ipeltn oieEfprtc
jest perlaumt. 5l5,lgrciien, oilrftclt
Die Mittel, cine irieolidc Mllseinon
berlesuna berbei5nfiibre,i, erif)opIt
lein. llnb bonn lpiiroe es mobl aud,
nit Seitreid)'s @eoulb porbei iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Hruib Wibae Gemeteru.

ces tbeate 1rteb1sf ysa DsIttmoss, Sate
elseSptue, Stpet cIettrifHe @atnsGtnien unb
9tmIico:YonIeDaro iSireit 5iirt HrteSbof.. siQe
Grtgoftl6e Inter ~ftdnoieer sfufit1t. 9Aebrtee
@tireau: NJ. III NDrb.Gtanss'e tyahe. 1efbe
3elepbone., (sprtI20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

Iie 30 III. @ermania"
id)reibt iiber oen &oocr spiid)en benz
"Wei6en Sons, inb unh Dem &apl-
tol: .@ic malt ouh ionit iiber oas
&crbalten bes I~rGiibentcn in ieinem
Gonilift iirtbeilcn mag. ielblf Die err
bittertilcn 6einoe heS Sril. Mooicpelt
lperocn 5ilaebcnt bob CT elm Morm III,
Der lib llidlt 10 leidt ms Sodsborn
ioaen Idbt, 9eioe SGuier ocs Con-
grcilca bohell inn jebt ben ariee er-
flGrt. @enn Der GongreB aber etfpa
aealaubt batte. bab Der T%raiioent
lest Ingit befommen uno Die iueibe
Sla9gc auisiebeu lperbc. 10 lit er tpobl
bitrd) Die Idlaric Mttade ailf Senatcr
Gilman zines beiieren belehrt ipora
oen. Tic @erren in Der nationnlen
8eieepebnlte oiirfen, nid)t oergel'en.
bob lie es NIT einem Yrdliocntcn I'll
thum boben, Ser ieScn Tag, ait Dem
er nidJt NIT iresllo ScmniS einet fri
id,en, frobliden Stroa6 o,iseefodltca
bat, oils eiiien nerlorcneit betradte..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

Gle iapaniihc Ereiic
regt lid, pieoer ciln,ol ollf iibcr ole
in Californian beabiidtiote ontiiapaz
Idle @elcbge6ung. burd) mclhe 81
paltern Der 9eiud) ser oifcntlifen
Sdnlcn unterio9t rperocn io4 uno
hllrd) iueld)e oeu III Californian an.
ldlllgen Sapanern pcrbotcn miro,
Sorh 5t erluerbcr. Iic 3eitung
"9tld)tsNlfl" ncnnt oie almeriforcr
cine Haiie Don @iIbcn. Ole feline
Spur bon &ernunft h1ttclt. Sic Suae
tioticn bei'nl 9elild, mlicrer 6lcttc
Iino per9ciicn; Der oltc ErcBboocr
tritt micoer III ieinr Ncf,te. @orlGu-
rig limo es gliidlidleriuriie MIR Bet
tiul9c1, Die u1ls 'tbndbclb mo mir
hrollGcn inns nidlt ipcitcr barber
oll1jilre9el,. Hla 81" ..5uD.