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The Washington bee., 1909-01-09

case these declinations have done the
race no harm, but have brought to
the notice of the country, the pre-
eminent success with which the in
dividual, type of the race has met.
1t has followed almost invariably
that such men have been enabled to
shape the policies for the betterment
of the race, and in some cases to
suggest who should represent the
race in such positions. This all dem
onstrates the power possible for the
Negro business man all over the
country.
We should emphasize this work
We have long since learned that
racial development must proceed
along every line, exemplifed in the
career of the white race. The man
of means who touches elbows with
his kind, regardless of race, will re-
spect the display of business acumen
financial integrity and real worth oi
his associate.
l am prepared to unhesitatingly
and uncompromisingk commend your
work and wish for you the support
and endorsement of this community
If this Business League has for its
purpose the building up of your pres
ent enterprises and the formation Of
new ones IF it shall have for its ain
the accumulation of realty holdings
and the financial independence OF
those whom it seeks to benefit, ther
no man can reasonably oppose it, and
every man should encourage it."
Chaplain w. w. E. GLADDEN., OF
the Twenty-fourth United States In
fantry, has been the guest of Register
Vernon for several days. While
here he took in all the sights of the
city and met many prominent rep
resentatives of the race. He left the
city yesterday for Madison Barracks,
N. Y, where his regiment is station
ed.
Register Vernon is preparing to
make an extended lecture tour of
the West. He has been compelled to
decline many invitations to speak in
various sections of the country on &C
count of his itinerary having been
made up for the season.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF
A Son-in-Law.
THIS SALE.

lust because this is not a rush
season in the Furniture Business
you are offered an unusually
good opportunity to furnish a
home at small expense. People
should watch these chances and
save money when they can do 50.
You can get what is necessary
to make your home comfortable
without being required to pay
any cash at the time, and while
you're settling the bill-a little
each week, or month you'll be.
enjoying the use of the goods.
Here is what the Peter Gro
gan and Sons Company, Of 8I7-
823 Seventh Street, have to say
to our readers -
Our January sale is on. It's
the one time in the year when
we make a big price reduction
in the best values in our store.
We're not offering a few odds
and ends, nor goods that are
shopworn and unstable. Every
thing is the best that money can
buy. Your chance to furnish or
refurnish a home will never be
better.
A lack of ready cash needn't
make you hesitate for an instant
Our credit help means that you
can buy without paying a dollar
at the time. We give you an
open account and let you pay
what YOU say will be conven-
ient-weekly or monthly. We.
don't ask you to sign a note,
contract or lease. If you want
the help of credit we give it in
a way which will mean help.
And Our plainly marked prices
will prove to you that nothing
could be saved by going to cash
stores"
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09
MEDICAL CLASS
OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY
OBSERVES THE DAY

Emancipation exercises were held
last week in the Andrew Rankin
Chapel of Howard University by the
members of the freshman medical
class. These exercises were held in
conlnemoration of the emancipation
proclamation of President Lincoln,
which was issued January I, 1868.
It is the custom of the colored
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09
THE
CHRONOTHANATOLETRON

The hronathanatoletron," a
dramatic review of history, depicting
the wonderful operations of an in
vention supposed to have the power
Of annihilating time and bringing the
dead back to life, was given a high
ly satisfactory rendition Monday
evening by the Fleur-de-Lis Club, of
the NJ Street High School, at True
Reformers' Hall. The auditorium
was filled to capacity by the parents,
friends and admirers of the young
ladies who took the several charac-
ters. The difficult parts were all
creditably sustained and the imper-
sonations of the famous actors in
ancient, and modern history, were
remarkably true to the accepted stan
dards in facial resemblance, costume
of their period, and personal manner
isms. The well-balanced cast was as
follows;
Misses
InventreSs Viola Menard
Genius of the 10Th Century
Jessie Janifer
Sarah Lillian Anderson
Pharaoh's Daughter
Sarah Anderson
Cornelia, Roman Matron
Hattie DeVilIe
Cleopatra Antoinette Brooks
Queen Elizabeth Sadie Sumner
Mother Bickerdick Cordelia Murdock
Cecilia Ruth Morris
Agneis of Bologna Norma SewaIl
Hypatia Harriet Mcclellan
PocahontaS Mary Cook
Joan of Arc Madge Wright
Sappho Beatrice Lotion
Martha Washington
Anoziene Mckinley
Priscilla Evangeline Wiseman
Time-Latter part of Goth Century.
The performance was given under
the immediate direction of Professor
Parker n. Bailey, of the NJ Street
High School. The officers of the
Fleur-de-Lis Club are: President,
Sarah F. Richardson; Lulu Mayer,
vice president; secretary, Jessie jan
ifer; assistant secretary, Madge
Wright; treasurer. Sadie Sumner.
The general management was in the
hands of Mr.. Garnett c. Wilkinson.
An enjoyable hop" followed the
drama, A goodly sum was netted,
which will go toward the improve
ment of the schools gymnasium.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09
KENILWORTH NEWS

Mrs. Maria w. Hayson gave a
luncheon Tuesday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Fannie Cornish, who is
now spending the holidays with her
mother. Miss Cornish is teaching
in Moorestown, New Jersey. Those
present at luncheon were: Mrs.
George Richardson, Mrs. Irma West,
Miss Rea Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
NJ. Thompson, and daughter, of Mas
sachuSetts.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09

a reception at 1904 Florida Avenue,
northwest, New Years day, from 8
2. m. to 10 P. m. Callers were nu-
merous, and the ladies gowns were
handsome.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09
10Th STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

There was large crowd present
at 10Th Street, last Sunday morn
ing. Rev. DR.. w. H. Brooks preach
ed most eloquent sermon. Seated
in the pulpit was Register w. T
Vernon and Chaplain w. L. GLADDEN.
Rev. Brooks paid a most eloquent tri-
butte to Register Vernon, which seem
ed to be highly appreciated by the
large congregation present.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09

The good people of Metropolitan
African Methodist Episcopal Church
are preparing for a. fair or bazaar
upon a large scale, to be held early
in February.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-09

THE BEST IN TOWN
Buy your butter and eggs
from the E1gin Creamery, 9th
and Louisiana Avenues, north
west.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

Ihs editor Of NS paper OdOHes eUe,y reader 10
'0Fae for these spIendidIy Drtten, outhOdtato.
andbe0uituLly alrsir0tsdbOOks for free eramioo-
don aO pour ODn home for Oeeb ,URbou, am,
expense o. obligation on yOur part 10 pu,eha,e
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

The prison doors OF Pennsylvania's
penitentiary have closed upon James
Boyle and wife, the kidnapers Of VIII.
lle Whitla. The man IL to spend the
Balance Of his life In prison and the
woman 20 years. The sentences viii
~ approved BY the people generally
- none too severe for the crime com.
nitted. TO steal child from lts par
easa and home for ransom Is one OF
the crimes that deserves the sever
Get punishment because II is not a
crime committed on the spur OF the
moment or under a mental condition
which migAt make Its posseaaor part
y o. wholly irresponsible. II IL a
deliberately planned act OF criminal
mo is lost 70 all sense OF honor or
human feeling.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11
NEWSPAPER FAKES.

The Evening Press receives a dali,
telegraph report and Is a consistent
booster for the best interests Of Coeu,
a'Alene. II has boon a factor In al
veFtising this city and Is recognized
a. one Of It's best boosters. Il has
gone on day after day telling the out.
side world OF Occur d'Alene's adyan.
taaes while many mushroom dodgers
In newspaper form have sprung up
and perished after being promoted By
some impecnnious Individual who
comes along and pouFs the oil from
his tongue into the ear OF the listen
er. knocking the established enter.
prise and telling what big things he
VIII DO for the business man. These
irresponsible transients without mon
eye OF backing are curse to any
community and usually succeed In
T0ping IN . number OF people before
they ny 70 pastures green and victims
new. These temporary gratis take
from the legitimate newspaper BUSH
ness that which would enable Il To
maintain . steady payroll and its per-
manency as a factor in the growth
OF the city. But 1t must stand the
loss and there are always those anx-
ioun 70 set onto the new fake and
take the amcupnt expended with Il
from the legitimate newspaper. II Is
neither good business policy nor a
benefit to the city 10 have these
mushroom sheets spring up and then
wither within short time. Ii hurts
. town to have failures, no matter
how small and II hurts II TO have the
tahea patronized TO the detriment OF
legitimate and established enterprls-
e. One Of their stock arguments Is
20 80 20 the business man and knock
the established paper by misrepresen-
tation and falaehood and work their
take on the damage they have done
me legitimate enterprise. Occur a.
Alone has had experience with this
class Of confidence men In the past
and win have other experiences with
them IN the future. They infeat the
printing business from one end OF the |
country 70 the other and always ana
willing victims.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

w. - A4AAN4 GNAAAHUMa
Thew was nothing oxtEavaeant in
kAe terrier which the whItla kidnapping
sqperated in the minds Of parents.
instanees are frequently coming to
nsAt where young men and women
Who were stolen from home twenty or
shixty years ago are restored to
1EtendA The Charlie Roas abduction
myutsry remains unsolyed. There IL
e least one person now living who
haa long believed that he h Charlie
nena Several who entertained sim.
taR belief have died.
Rosa the father. devoted over TWEEN.
~ years TO the search for his son ana
expended an immense sum "a the vain
qaeAe 4 ransom Of $4,000 was asked
- IL ahanctOrs. and II b generAIIy
hellavsa that the child died suddenly
hafnEe hin keepers offered 10 neeo-
eaa@ During his long search for his
~ AlH Rosa followed up many false
eAeWA and Il b probable that for years
- GENE there win be claims made by
men wheae parUntage and early career
aEa 9 mystery 10 themselves ana 10
snelr pFessat associates.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11
Rev. Dr..F. w. Gunsaulus.

Sen. William B. Allison.
Tho Grad ola Man Of lowe, Saws
I have recently bought the IL
braEy OF Universal History and
md the topical arrangement of
the matter especially advanta-
seous for ready reference and
take pleasure in recommending
this valuable work as well as the
plan for its distribution"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

weskIy List 81 BarsaIns.
Sase,=.Eaeh for I good lots in Taylors
Addition.
ssTS-Eaeh scF two ans lots in Lake
eseo--Each for two lots in North Park
eG2g-For double corner on Occur a.
Aiens street, in oBrfen'S Addition.
eseo-For splendid lots in o'Brien's Ad-
dition. only nine blocks from Post
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ssee--Five room house and lot. sOxI4O
feet, on Fourth street
eD00-Nice lot and s-room Bungalow in
Forest Heights; an ideal place for a
young couple.
sloOo-For . lots, one a corner, and
room house in Taylor's Addition. This
snap ana must be sold quick.
e1090-For s room house, pantry and
closets, porches, close In.
e1o00-For room house on Occur a.
Alene street in oBrien's Addition.
p12oO-Double corner and 6 room house
plastered, In Simm's Addition Land
- lOOxl40. This is bargain.
@1S00--Five lots and 3 room house.
good well Of water and gasoline
pump; can irrtgate.
s10O0-s room house ana corner lot in
OBrien's Addition.
p1sO0--7 room plastered house and one
lot, In Lakesh0re Addition. on grad
ed street; good buy.
plooO--Double corner and room house
modern, in Taylor's Addition. A nice
nome ct reasonable price.
&2l00--5 room house and lot. only
blocks from center: pantry and q
closets, woOdsheds; and including
household furniture. This is good.
e31OO-Good lot on Fourth street, with
good store building; storage and barn
sor three horses, Has good income
from rents.
P5eOO-Eive acres Of fine gardene land
In city limits; room plastered house,
pantry and closets, 2 halls, 2 porches
cellar, barn, outbuildings, poultry
plant for 400 chickens, $50 fruit trees.
grapes, and all kinds OF berries; city
water. This will make a fine home.
Don't Overlook O'BFlen'a Addition for
Fine Residence Lots.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
315 sherman street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11
are the words
used by the great

SmanClpator IN his AZ
nous speech, delivered at his old home "a
ms friends and neighbors at Springfield, Ill.
Recalling what little opportunity he had in
his early youth to get an education, and look
ing back to the days when he walked miles
and miles for book flor he then owned none
OF his own), Abraham Lincoln pleaded with
the rural and village people, his old friends
and associates to give their children better
chance-a chance to fight the battles of life
successfully.
9oNELf YOU want to give your boys and Rirs better
not necessarily college education, but better still
nome education 1t is always the school that gives the
you can give this opportunity or better
family right in your own home. Good books-valuabs
DOCKS OIL how Lincoln cherished these.
What would Lincoln have said had Won asked his advos
n buying great History of the World an entertaining
INC educational Library for your home "The Library q
Ovsrsai History, and especially If we offered il al -
less tnan half OF the regular price and on easy tersf
we want You to these volumes examine them in Il
youE own nome without any expense on your part then
can decide That is what the family in the picture
nave done Mail the coupon now before Won forget
u SEQ the volumes themselves-ie costs You nothinS
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

@ha government u encouraging the
spW.h % basket willow IN this coun-
~ which win keep forslgn STOCK cut.
ooeanas tn homs product win be "a.
parior. May the taFiR tiRksrera allow
tAis tnfant industry % nght Il cut On
TT hanla
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

keEhapa tAe suFest way 10 ana Tire
Dsaan and tho CHEAPEST In the END
wpnla Be 70 tunnel 70 the eentsr Of
- saEth. end the axis ana follow Il
= - nOrth and south points.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

Aiong about the time baseball teams
80 warmed up We may look fer the
saAasn adjournment Of congress. ~
vision o. 10 rsvinion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-11

A president with a golang reeord l.
~ hhsly % tain any game to death.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
$4,000 ipurlus ucridnunn0cn.

WontrcnL 3. NpriI. - ". 2.
Stout General Munager Der Cont
Mon Grprcb 50. IN Nem.Norf, ioriht
bier nod Dem &erblcib bon $4,000
nj ncllell 9onfnotcn, Die por 5mci "a.
gen bon Der @eicuiGoit bon Sttama
llodI Soronto gcbrud)t lulb BORT an
Die Aorcile scr oortigcn 3roocrs'
Vont pon CANADA obgelicicrt peroen
"Irlltcn, nuf Dem @cAc oorthin ic0odl
oltf rdtbielbaitc @eiic oeridJmonoen.
Eic Scomtcn Der @eieuid)oft pcrtre-
ten c%lnltpeilcn Die Nnlid)t, boB oos
Nadet perIcgt mnrbc, "a lie Der Gin.
5iocn onbcrcn Moglitlfcit, 0ab bos
@elo bon cincm Nngeltcatcn Scr Gr.
preB So. Dcitublen iuurbc. fcinen
@lallbcl ent9c1cnbringcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
Nntcrelinntc &crhanolnnaen.

MuibtHgtom 3. Npril. %nr
&iircou Der Gomniilion iiir oen 5pis
ihenltantliGcn @on0elsperEbr trotel
bier inter Dem &oriib 0r3 Gommii
iGra Cane NcrtrCter Scr b]c0cutCn0itcll
Gobncn oc3 Sonoc& 5ltinmmeu, nm
iid) ilbcr Die GroQc Der RiIdlicierumg
irCnloCr MuHgona nno Die fir lire
&nrctt6oltlug ltno Identifying 81
cEtrihtcn0c Gntl6Goialn1 5lt~ .bcro-
teen mo mon0AlidI ollgcmcilrc BE.
gem 0uiiir 6lt ucrcinbarcn. Scr oltl-
QcItcltc Gntmuri bieicr Hegclu miro
ipdtcr Dem Northumberland Der 81
icnbobn-Gommili0rc mo Dem amCris
tnnildcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utter
trcitct lpcr0CL un0 lIull bofft, of
nublih 5,r G%cItlcBulg BON RcGcln
mo @cbiibrcn 81 0cl0nQcL mcldlC
uon ollCn Observation-Disclosures
luO often Grodtlilbrcrn MS binocn0
QRCrtOmt mCr0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
%eIGlucrbc iucscn Gbincicnprrbaf-
tuna,

@o btnAton, 3. Tpril. -
StnotaIefrct1r Mnur crillGtc bcilte
oen @ouuerncltr bon Yeuniplpanien
nm Die NnItcllng elmer lll,teriutlll1g
nicer Die Serboitlilg bcs d)ineliid)cll
&oiilnlonnc@ Dip yen ans Soncolt-
per, =, =, ulb 0e5 SootoiS elmer dbl
ncltldcn EropiitG 2om Sp &i, il
FtttSburg Inn pcld)e Der d)ineliid)c
@elonote &u iii @oibington nah9e-
llIdlt bat. Der Mappr Don Yittsbilra
crtldrt, Die bci0en 9eiltc icien rpegerl
%ertonfS Don @crtbpopiercn ieItgc-
llcnllnen por0cli, melde nid)t Dem
StaatSgeIes 9ernGb resiiirirt iino.
"a cine >piocrred)tlife Ibiid,t nidt
ilad)jumeilen mar, purbcn bic beioci1
Gbinelen ol@bolo pieoer ori ireielt
6uB gcIctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
Rcpplntipn in Colombia?

@tllcm It oO, 3. @(pril. - Nier
ijno @crii6te iibcr ciucn repolutipnG-
rem Alt@britdl gegClt Die 9%l0miniItro,
tion oca 4SrGIi6entcn Rcuc3 Don So
lontbtu III Der 9tdMborifoit bon Hio
M0thd, elmer @nfcnitnot am cnraibi-
ld)cn W}cer, %cil1gctroiicn. General
&guornn ioa on Scr SpiBe Der 9e-
lpcIltng ltcbcn. Sic &crilld)e Scr Ne
nlerltn0, ciren oreiieitilcn &ertrog
jlnl'dcn Colombia, GOunnlu mo Den
%%crculigten Stnotcn o6jlti6licbcn,
mcld)ct bcrcit9 pom Der @~cieB0cbul1
3lIt1cbelBcn mnr0c, bat bCrcita lett
orcl ModCn &crunloiima SIT llnru-
ben 0c0cbc,, Gas Golf bat lid ac-
gen ote'c a5rpcriN0ft mclhc'rrnomt
mllr0e, mli1clcbut mo ncrlonat. 1ab
otc Nn0elc0cnbcit cjncm i'm ,IRtT 5lt
cruoDIcnocn Gon1rcB m~ltcrbrcitct
>perGr. Gle Hc9icrllng bat iomcit
ilod)128cbcn, oob lie 9Inoronlngcn
ocr G%rlpGbIlrng elmer @eicBgcbln0
o!trdl NoS &olf 5uItinmtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
Saugluicrigc Se6atten.


6rcic &dlttc u1o 6oI5brei I'M &oroer,
qrunoc 0cs GntcrcIie&. Iero.
ner proteItircu geJen erItercW!aB
noDmc.
&o btn9toM 3. g(pril. - Wit
tounL elmer GorpordlSsN Qdc 5llr
STEELE mltr0e beltc Die Iarif.G ebotte
I'M observation-disclosures fort1eieBt.
3mci Modcn iin0 bis iett ort9l6licbs
lid Der 9ebotte 1cmi0ntct 'mor0en,
mo man crpartct, Oob oieicl6c i6r
GnOc crreid)t bat. lScoc9 Otit9lic0
crmottct uln Moltng Den }(utrug iiir
cincn 8cidIuB, Dem 5uiolgc iibcr cine
}ln5obl Furogrupbcu ubgcitinmt
mcr0cn fam, ut0 uordu3iidtlid) miro
rie 9colngnn8 gcitCQt, 0ob Die Be
iiirporter uulb @cGncr Der MoBnob.
men ic fitnf W}imltcn 3eit bobelL I'm
Ibrc 2Irglunc1te pprjubringen.
Gn Der beutiacn Nbcn0ittlng mltrs
Sen b0uptiddIid Sic freie Gini1br
pcn 0nltterr mo NoI}brei bcipro6cn.
S00ren0 ultcr Sen Qcntofrotcn Mci.
mna9pcrid)teoenhcitcn terridtcn, mo-
rem Die Gcplt6Iifnncr cinig, bic ircie
Gmrl0r poiI @Glltcn 81 2eItottcll. DC
bunotrotiide Cppoiitiou riibrtc
Douptidd)liG bon 0cr terouiidcn Ser
trctCrn her, mos bel Der toloiiolcn
Nlcb5lld)t in icncm &an0eatbeiI lciht
bcarcltlif lit. Iic DorgciGlugcnen
3ouc oui Die notbmcnOilitcn &cbcn2s
mlttcl mltrocn ibrcricita id)ori fritz
lirt. Ncmofratcn mo Rcpublituner
b%cf0nocn iid inter ben Nconern. Gle
SGlptreOncr bes Cages moren: Die
Scnotorcn &%iufoi0, Ncbro1fo; &c,
garcia E6ilippincn &r1icln; Gor, I>ll-
Diana; Wtal6pL NUp- port; Sobotb,
S%linoia; @ronno, u. Z; Nolueu,
lltob; Nobion Nlobomo; Smuicp,
Wolnc; Hon0cu, Ecro2; Stoiioro,
TSt2con'ilG, lutb 9lifcn Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04

Hiucr mari, luurbc aeitcrn crit ollts
Qefu1ocn. Gie Necroi0un9 iinOet
hclItc Itott,
Gonitrpen I6o6rif Der
brdnnt.
Gic grobc Gonicruetz 6abrif bon
:. z. 9cnuett 81 Nipcrton itnbe ga.
li&bilru mllr0c ont Qpancr1tog total
cingc6ihert. Ger onNcridtctc Sdn
Ncu bctrG9t $4,000 uno lit MIR jlnn
Sbcil hurd &2rlid)crutN 0coctt.
Son cincn Ga tim ogcn ii Scr.
obrcn.
Senrn Champion, Der So6n poll
@rn. 9tidJoloa Champion bon 6reoc-
rif.Gountu ficl om Gomeritog bon
Der Gcihicl icineS ooppelb5iponnten.
@0gen2 lnO ebe e. iid crbcbcn forll-
tc. il,brclt Die lhmercn NG0cr iibcr
i'm binme0. Gr erlitt innere &crlct-
5lt12cn, rnO bic 9lcr5te bc9cu ipcniG
9oifnunq oti icinc @cnciung.
Ser Gbciopcofc.S \ o.a Il
nal cr'offnct.
Ser GhciopeoftsS bio-2uno( iii
nunmeDr mie0er fiir locu %ertcbr En-
Dffnet moroCn. 9ereits unl critcn
Gage wnroe Oerielbe bon 5lp0lf nit
>Noblen beloOcncll 9poten, Die nad)
&nOionu beitimmt lino. bciohrau. ]
3mciccntH EoiiagicrrGte
an geGo6en.
Sic 3pelccntS YaliuQicrrotc mel.
dc Dor cincm Sabre I'M Stoote Ger.
Ginicn IN &raft trot. lit ont Conner.
'tug oltlgcbpbcn iuoroen. lllo Die
observation-disclosures. Hotc lit ubcrmuls
i'll &roft getrettn. Qic nSoutbern-,"
Die oScoboarO Nir Cine" Die .GDciu-
pcofc 1t. Ohio" INC bic .9ltlontic
Gooit SinezGiicnbobnen" iino bic
boAptlGdlihiten Giienbobncn. peld)c
non Der lltllcn 9citimmlung betroifcn
pcrDCll.
MANOR @orrctt Or.
Ter tampfesluitigc Mnpor pom
@len Gd)o. Mo., (Sobn u. @orrelt,
lpeIt)er bo0urh S%criibmtbcit crlnn0t
bat, DoB er cine 3cit lang einen IN.
crbtttlifen aricg gegen Iutonobili-
item. melde Die S6ne1igfeits. Tcall.
lotioncn iibcrtrotcn. fiibrte uno ioeor
peridicoene ai%tslGltbiitc Iiplomotcl1
troB Der beltebenOcr 8eiese SIT Stra-
ZEN %peroonlcrte, bat nod) f%iinfi1hri-
GER Nmtstb1tigfeit reii9nirt uno &C.
oertt iebf oils Hcd)tsanmalt su prof-
tiliren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
TUlgcu Der Yrubibitiou.

Springfielo, 8, 3. 9lpril. -
Nn2r'id)ts Der Alligubc, cine Grb0-
Guno Scr itGotiihcn 9(uigo6en nm
$4,000 81 bemertitclli9cn, pbluobl
Die ShuIocn Der Stoot iit Der @rcn.
Sc oca 0lrf oa9 Son9morth 8cieb
GrIollbtcn n6bcrn n1b ourh Sdlie-
Blul1 Der @irtbid)oitcn iniolgc Der
NbItlmmtng Dom lester Mollnt ulld)
sic Accilc.Gimnobmcn nodb in Sort,
1oll fomm1ell, bat Nerr &. z. Snu6
pom ltabtiihcn Tinon5onaldnlb bel
Mopor Burnett icine Hciipnotion cir=
Ncreid)t. Nla @ruro bejeiAnct er
iclbIt Die ihnl beporItcbcnoc Mchror-
bcit 5ltr NuibrinNlmg 0ca crioroer-
lid)ell Wrl0c1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
Slcr. nuo Spiritnuicns Stcncrn neG.
men 40,

MilmoutcG isis, 3. gpril.-
Die Gilmobmcn OcS &nlonoitrucr.
Neportrnent> ans Den Stclrcrn urti
%icr mo SpiritloicL iucld)c i'm DIT
Ild)en NiItritt bon @isconiin hcrac-
ltellt mcrocL iinO mGbreno Der nrlul
Wiollnte bis sum /. 2(pril nm $342,.
l15 9e0cn Die Ginmabmen m16rcno
bcS cktiprcdcn0rn 3eitroumca oe$
porl0tl 6%i2toliObrcS 5nriidgcoonacn.
6riibcr ptIc1tcn Die ciniGlGgigcn 1ta.
tllti'fn }lnAobcu cine 3lunobmc I'M
- Ero5enr Itott elmer Abnobmc nab.
jilluClicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-04
Soblen Srult ,ucbrt iidI,

Fbtlo0clpb;o, 3. Mpril.-0ie
H%lrhudItc Der Grie,9abL Der 9tem.
Dorf. SuaQueDomn Ii. @eltern Sool
80. Der EcnniuIponio Gooi 81. lno
Der @illlioc Gool II. Sron SO. bobcn
I'M hiclj9cn 9umoc9gerid)t oen Pin.
t>oa AclteIlt, hoa Don ser 9unocare-
Alerun8 cinacIcitetc &criobren 5lucda
NittIoltn9 oc9 ioAennmtcu &oblen-
Srltlta nlc0cr}uihldgen. gcarin1oet
miro Der NntroN bamit, DOB Die Den
Netlo1tcn ais MitGlieoern oea onocb-
lId)en &oblen EruItS sur Gait 0cle0-
ten NcleBpiOriAcn @eif1its lrunaaf.
tloller MIR in 9creid)e bcS StooteS
Nerll'plpotien porgefonmen iillo mo
one Sllnocarcgierrng bcmnof nidt
jilrn GinId)rcitcu bcfitat lei.