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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Sa mnrbcn @eibcr at SpGncn.

TittSbur9, Ea., ,. Slllt -
Sn ciltcm 5u Scrn1inie, @eltnlorc-
lolio. Goulltp, oilsgebrohcnen Streit
5luiidjen 5rpci @ciberlt gerietb 6roil
Mitoel Yrstto. wie beltte bier 9enlel'
BET miro, in iold)e &lltb, ooB JIG Ell.
nen aciicl boil iiebcnocn @aIicrs
iibcr tire 8cgnerin 6rou Yetod aus.
lccrtc unlo oicielbc id)mcr pcrbriibte,
8rou Eetof's 5~tpeiiobrigcS aino, mel
DIES olli Dem 9oben ipieltc, erbielt
Ben groBten Gbeil Der fiir icinc Mllt-
ter beitimmtcn 9eiheerullg, nno Die
gcr3tc crfl1ren. es mer0e Idwcrlid)
am 9c6en bleiben. 5rou 9rotto
mliroc bclltc perbnitct unO obnc
giirgidoit Dem @cfGngniB iibcrpie-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
9lus SultimorcsG uuntg.

Sri. Nunu SobbS modt id)lintntc Or
io6run9cn nit &llpfer gftiell.
- Grbebt &loge gcgen Die Scr.
fGllicr ser mertblolan 8crth'
popicre, - Srolcrbelhliiiie fir
S6or1oS Gpon.
Gilrd) lire llnerfobrcnbeit nit BEN
gtftienmorft fam SRI. Nina SpbbS.
cine int Roporre . Npnrtnlentboite
luobncnoe Mtoiieuic, Inn lire gon5en
griporlniiic IN Sobc bon $1,000. Sic
%cr5dbltc gcitcrn bcn @roBgcihiuorc-
men BON Baltimore . Gountp, 0oB ihr
Ser rnb6rou Srcoerid Hice, mcldje
iIt "Gentlorc Sotcl" SIT Tenmorc
Yorf moblrtell, I'M 6ebrllor OieIe5
SabrcS Colonial 1lpicr. Iftien gum
&oilf n~ltgcbotcn bGttcn nit Dem Be
mcrftt, 0ob bic glfticn eincn Collar
pro Stiif luertb ieian obcr in &ilr,
sem auf SD Iteigcll miiroen ullO Dab
tic 0ielclbct 81 pcrfollfcn ipilllI6ten,
0a lie lid IN nlomelltn1er 8eloDcrlc.
0enbeit %bci0locn. Sn Inbetrodyt oc3
GroBcn @cuirncS lct tie orli sen
Sunoel cingcaongcll, babe ober ipGs
ter SIT ibrem Sei0ruelen erfo6ren min,
len. Dab 6iciclbcn 6cirobc poQitGllOig
mcrtbloS icien. 0oS &reiSgeri6t III
Solulon crlicB ollf oicic Illgober BIN
Soitbcicblc gc9cn Serrn mo 6r1ll
Hice.
3um In0cnfcn an S6oma 8
Hbar1.
Gle Tireftorcn oeS ,@cntlemcn'S
Griping Enrf" ioBtell in elmer &c.
Itern9todmittoG itottgciinbenerSp c.
5iniperionmlltn1 SrouerbeidIiiIie
iiir ben fiir5lid) %peritorbenen Serril
SbomoS Shan. Der elmer Der 0~ltcItcI,
Wiitglieoer uno ieit oie(en 'Sobren
Tircftor ocS Clubs NOR. 5iir Die onl
tomnlenbcn 3icnitog beginncnoell
6rii6io6rSs Hcnncn beS ,@entlencn's
3riping Enrf" mltroen bercits Snbla
rclfe alnelolrn8cll cntgegen genonl.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Dor Der Toli5cibcbOrbc.

Yoli5ilt Goiep pom noroneItliheu Gt'
itrift bat iif III &erbinolH9 nut
Oem @onoS- 9ronoitiitung2pro5eb
oltf bier acknowledgement ST pcr-
ontluorter. - @erb0r miro beiltc
~iortgelcst.
Ger 9ronoitiftun9S.Ero5cB &onos'
Nolt.0iggS, Der bcreitS sur Serlr-
tbeilung Der beiOen les%tgetontten
In0etIogten gciiibrt bat, UurOe &C.
ltcrlt neu in Grinnerung gebraht
Olrd ous &erb6r, ipeld)cS Der Eoli-
slit SomcS Q. Goiep pom norOrueIt'
liGelt GiItrift gcItern Dor Der Toli'
5~eibeboroe 81 belteben bntte.
Gle acknowledgement gcgcn Ben Eo-
tighten louteteu: @runolole Serbnt'
tuna bon Gomoro Giiel; Gerbnftung
BON GoiporD Giiel NIT Der Ibli6t,
Gntbiiaun9en IN ocnt obellgenanntelt
@rnnoltiitun9S Sole po%r5rbeu9el;
GcrillfL ourh Die Sffertc pom 500
cinen Gertbeioiger fiir 0iggS, &ait
uno @auoS 5u iidcrn; @cbitoernng
ser 9eb0rOcn bcinl Somncln bon
9cipei5motcriol gcgen Die 8cnanns
ten.
Cos &crb0r, melde& elmer 9elplIIcll
ScniotionolitGt nift entbcbrtc, fam
geitern nidt 81 Cube; ca miro bellte
&ornlittog fortgeIett.
llnter ben pcrlIonlmeneu 3ell9en
beionoelt iid) Gopt. @oro pom moro
mcitliten 0iitrift, StootSnmualt
Opens, GeGtsonwolt &orrp .. @olf,
Gomoro Giiel, Ionic bic beiocn Ser
urtbeilten, GiggS uno Hou. S6lieB'
lid betrot oud) Eoli5iit Goiep ben
Stouo; CT beitritt Die iGmmtlidelt
inn sur Gait 9~ele9ten Selduloigrnt-
gen. Scllte miro nod cine groBe In7
5obl mcitercr 3cllgen pernonrmcn iper-
Den, inter oicien Eoli5ciridter q. ~.
Jon pom norolueitlihen Giitrift.
Serr %obn Z. WorriS ucrtrat belt
Nngei6ulOigtcn mubreno OeS ser
b0rS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Sas Nnnocs. 3 nrnfcit.

Gu5 Sdolltllrncn il, Gicinnoti Der.
ipridt OoS gr0btc in Der @cifihte
beS Recommendations 0urncrs
buutbcS 81 mell0en.- @nltimore'S
ErciSric9e1.
Iic &orbereituulgen fir boS 80.
9un0es. SurnitfeIt oeS NoronnIerifu.
niidcn Sllrlerbunoes. melfes in Ger
Ieeten SGlitc oieieS WonotS in Gins
cinnoti ltottiinOet, iinb nunmebr bis
ouf meni9c Getails erleoigt. 3mei
EreiSric9en bon Baltimore nebincn
0arnn Sbeil, nno 5fuor 0cs o@or.
mGrt9" uno ocs g@ermanio Surns
SereinS."
Gie Yrei9riegc Oes nSorm1rtS"
iebt iid) ans folgenOen Scrrcn 5llianl.
men: Wortin &uoni9, 2eiter, SSoiepb
genpo, anorcp 9enpo, Golporo Sc.
mis-, Saul god6ollS, Senrp Slotber,
@iqiom 8rettid)neiOer urtb 2ouis vi.
ltcl. Gie 5ebn Barren, iueld)e al ocll
Stobiibungen tbeilnebmeL iilto Die
SS. SouiS &oiimanL Gnlil s. =.
Sdrl&, Gbriit. geuerlein, Ebilipp
Wiinolein, @cu. Sdu6bnrOt So.
2eser, CHARLES @olfrani, S6eoOor
9orIt, aorl u. VI. Sd)ols u. Wartin
SnbUig. l9r
Sic Ercisrlege bcs .@ermonia-
Surnuercins," melfe inter Seituna
bon Eroi. Aoolpb Hieoel itebt, beitebt
ans f~olgenocn Surnern: Sermau,
Slug, Wm. ariegcr, Start Sofierbert,
@eor0 aornif, Clarence nno @oltar
9ort6 Hidaro Sdpeinsberg INN
@eorg Braun. Gte Siege miro iid)
nmIereinsturnen, 6iinffompt Ercis.
Itenmen, Greisringen, Stoffettenlolli
nnO Stob.Sod)iprung betbeili9en.
Gin 3eltitanO, pie er olii Dem Set.
plase cntlte6en miro, lit Den 5iirncrr
nod olif feinenl bisberiget 5urnieite
geboten moroen. lie Berpilegung II
Die ianitdren 8orfebrungen ncr0er
o6iolut muitergiiltig iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Grmutbiacnac Statiltif.

GurtS, 3. Sum-. - Socbcn per
0iiuttIidten ltntiiiidcn 9criAtcn SIT
iolge iiberiticg bic 3obl Der @cburtcn
in 6ranfreid wdbrcnb ocS Sabrcs
1908 nie Der GoOcsfGQe I'm 46, All.
Sm Sabre 1907 Oogegeu iiberItieg
Ole 3obl Der 9oocSfGQc bic Der Sc
bilrtcn Inn 1892, uno oic Statiitif
iiir 1908 gereidt oober Den 6ran5.
mGnncrn sur groBcn grmnutbigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Imerifaniihc Sreimunrcr E 2Usc 1T
GOnoun.

2ouoon, 3. Slni. - Die iiir
anterifoniihe 9iirger IN 2onoon INT
ter Der @roBIogc GngIonO'S ctoblirtc
omerifoniide 6rcimourcr.2og muroe
bclttc III Der @roBlogc BON 2oro
Nmptbia, Dem Fropin5iol @roBmci-
tier, coniefrirt. Hobcrt Nemton
Crane murbc gum critcn @roBmeiitcr
uno SameS Mc0onolo sum- Senior.
@oroein %ernGblt. ErGii0elt Soft
i6idtc cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo
oielelbe nrroe in lparmen Ausorildcl
b%coutuortet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
E~urtnaicien ais Griat fir Sapancr

SancouDer, 9. g., 3. Slni.-
$. g. 9olotpiiL Gbcf Der 6irmo
9(lcronoer 9oIomin & 60, Gigentbii-
MGR hcr olls9coebnten 3uderplonto.
gen ouf Somoii, p%crfiinoetc beute,
OaB icine Sirmo in anbetrodt Der
pielen Sfluierigfeiten pel6e iie lest-
hin NIT ibren inponii6cn 9lrbciterr
bate, oic Soponcr ettloiicn mo Yor.
tilgiclcn ais Grias iiir iie %intportirer
ncr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Chiffon lit Weprgia.

SpIparia, Ga, 3. SUM. -
Gin Gptlor,, weld)er itlt 4 llbr beiltc
Tod)mittag iibcr oell ulteren 3beil
Don Scrcpen.Gount icgtc, rihtetc
groBen Sdaocn oil uilb bottc Die Ser
lesllltg bon einem GuteIlo oocr mebt
Ycrloncn our Solgc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Sdiffsnadridytc

Sem Oorf, 3. Sum-. - Sicr
o%ngcfontmen lit Der Tampier oWtolt-
fe" bon Ncapel.
Bon bier obgefobren iinO Die Gam.
pier: go lorraine" llnh Sabre;
Bremen" nod Bremen.
GueenStomu II, 3. SUM. - Der
Sampler n2eutpnic" iubr nod Neu-
9)Drf ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Spdlmaiier III Sno.Garplina.

Union. S..G., 3. sunni, - PIT
Bcr9cmobnlih bciti9cr Ncgcn, ipclhel
bcn gan5cn Gag iiber III bicligcr &c.
geno iiel, bot Den 9roao &iucr lulf
onoere Strome gum IilStrctct &c.
brod)t, ,lnb Ole geiiber Der 6abrifel
beS Iiitrifts iiird)ten cine @icocrbo.
hung Der l%ebtjobrigen groBen 6lrtb
meld)e Sd)oOen 5itlli 8ctroge pielel
&unbcrttailicnbc pom Collars an
rtd,tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
9ims SGnserfrciicn,

9irigeut 2oren5 fontmt. @irb am
Somtog Nadlmittog nm 4 llbr
bier onlongen. 9clttc Ibeno
mid)tigc 0cIegateniitulg Scr Scr.
SGnger. - Inocrc Scrcinanud)-
ridytcn.
Scrr @eorg Sinrmelbcber, Sefrc.
tor Der Ser. Sanger BON Baltimore,
rpllroe gcItern bon Srn. aorl 3.
&ortb, benz Sefretdr Der Ser. SGn-
ger BON Nelp-9orf, brieilid belad)-
rittigt, bob Serr Slllill@ Soren5, Der
Sollpt.0 irigent beS III ser lebten
&Glfte 0icles Wtonot9 III 9tcm-Oort
Itottiinoenoen 9totionoIeu SGnger'
ieltca oeS 9tprnoitlid]en S0ngcr.Suts
ocS, am Sonntog Modmittog 4 ltbr
bier unlonaen miro. Ter GoritunO
Der Scr. Sanger miro &errn &orcn5
am llniou.9obnboie i'll Gmpfong ncbs
men. Pm gbcno iinOct rutter Set
tlnl0 ocS @errn 2orcn5 Die Erobe III
Der ,8crmunio Wom1crd)or Salc"
itott.
Cine ipi6tige 9ele0oteniiblulg Der
Scr. Singer iinoet belltc Nbcno ltott.
Sn ocrieleblt iuerbcn ale sll9cIegcns
bcitcn fir ooS SGngcrieit unO boS
am "A. E<ilni Su Hipcr &iclu!Eorf
itu~ttfillocnoe S~riiblin9aieIt Der Sons
ger oereaelt. Gin 5oblrcid)er SeinN
Der Situu1g lit beSbolb icbr lpitns
l6cnSlucrtb.
Mozart 90 Gnuerdor."
sir ieinen umt fommcn0eu Won'
tao in Sbintef'S Sulle Itottfinoeu0ell
| 2ieoarobeno iibte Der yWtoSort.OtGn.
nerhor" gcltern Gbcl,o in Scrrn No'
bert :. &oamcr'S Solc an SrleouS-
mo Gbopel.S troBe. Sir bielcn Sic
oero6cno lpurOe fol92n6eS @orcrt'
progromu ouigeitellt: Gtorc: oSellte
lit bout " ,Srinffie0" un0 oIben0.
irieoen" @reiSlieh OcS GercinS) ;
Sluai Guorteite: .Smcet onO ioiU"
mo G%pening" mo 6lpct Soil: 9ab'
iolo bon &errn Sobn @ogncr lulA
@oritoniolo oitrd &errn Sermoml
aumlebn. Ger Yrobc fol9tc cine @e,
ihGitSiitlrng inter DEM Soriib be2
G%rGiioentcn u. u. Wtogga mo Der
ErotofoQfilbruna beS Sctret0rs u
Sdecler, in neldlcr Die lcbtclt Sorbe.
rcitilngcn iiir Die gcnonnte 6eItli1:
felt ~1etroifen nurbcn. Gam Sdllli
Der Sisung gelongtc Elm p%oilipcH
Mitglico 5rr gufnobmc.
ID eIp0ie."
Ser @eionqnerein .Melooic" iibtt
0aitcrn Abcno in Scrrn Sofob Hicb'
&olc OH ISorrelt- nuo 2olu-S troBl
inter 2eitung bon 8rof. j. &arollS
Gb6rc fiir onS S6ngcricit. Sn elmer
fur5cn @cihdftSiibung ipuroen Gor
bcreitunoeii itr of Sdn9eriobrt nod
q m.0orf 9atf6ficn HitB luliroe ciiI'
ginlooung bdn1 vSdipci5cr- gercin'
cntgcgen gcnonmen.
IS nin- DC 4 Of IT."
Gin butocrt ul,0 0rci5cbu glftip(
Ocs o@crmonin ,Wi0nmerhorS" lib,
ten 0eitern Slbcn6 inter 2eitllng Dor
Eroi. 9beo. Scnr6crger bos GrciSIic>
aiu. Sn Der @cI6dftSiitung murine
ous Siinicr-Gontitc bon ErGiioCn'
Sobn Soiintomn beouitrogt Die lct
ten arrangements iiir ooS Singer
fcit 81 t%reiien. GoS Gomitc belteb.
aus Ocn Serren AOom Obit Noolpl
@crnborOt, @co. &. Gbrling, Aoolpl
SilidJelmeper lnO &. Sod.
TnA ,,~,s,E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Sapnniid)c &ricgslnftId)iffc.

Sictorio, y. s., 3. 5uni. -
Sclite per Gonpfer .Monteaglc"
bierber gebraften Nadriften 5ufol9C
baben 0ebeime Grperincnte nit 2ltit.
i6iffen u!io aeroplanen i'm norolidel,
Sapon oorgetban, ooB @eidiibe ln>
ihlpere 2aiten BON 2nitidiffen gctra.
gen merben fonten. IS p~erloutet
ooB Die Sopaner Gin 2uftfriegsifiiI
erfunoen babei1, ipclfes NIT 9omber
oiisgeriiitet lit, oeren erploiion oli.
oere 2uftihifie lofort 5eritoren miro.
HdTe far'S ausfamb beiprst g. Naine, Az
pt. scltiusre.etr aate. Hpifpm Scuie.9ipenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
GniiiidJcr yiirit crmOrbtt.

stills, 3. sunni. - Shirt Sri.
itoif, Elm tononge6cnoeS Witglicb Der
nltnion Der llnioncn." lit bcllte oltf
ieincm Ont ST Slonicif burh nnbc-
fonnte EerIonen eruoroet moroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
Pa 1pGettc inter ,Scucr.

@afbington, .. g., 3. SUM-.
- Sr Der abenoiisnng oes Scnats
mar aritif obermals an Der Cages
oronung. "a Senatoren paren an.
meieno, nno fem ein5iger. 5ur 3eit in
ser Staot @aibington ueilcnoer re-
publifaniid)er Senator iebltc, init
ausiiobrne 60 Soaette's bon @iScon.
fin. Gle ansriffe, welde oerielbe in
Der beutieen Sogesiisung altf Die ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
9urtngars mafcligc 3nitGmbc.

2iiiobom, 3. Sllui. - Gro
erifiittcrllngcn, bcglcitct Olrr6 untcr.
iroii6cS Gr0bncn, trctclt tGgIi6 i'm
GiItrift Hibotcio Gin. Giele Mnucrr
limo eingcItiir5t, ollcin bis ictt lit fem
&crllrit bon Mcnidcnlcbcn gcnleloct
mnrArft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
,,a. NAalenp's ,Hriglas tQht,.

BcterS6urg, 3. SUM. - Gr5.
biid]of llnufoiisfi, ErinoS Der r0=
miif.fotboIiiten STRIDE in HrBlono,
lit belltc gcItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05
McHae'S Scrb0r Oeridubcn.
Scr rmgctrcte Stuot.GIerf I'M 3rt-
Itono nerpoien 3uionmcnbruhS
inl Mtount Sope.gipl.


ltono nerpoien 3uIonrmcnbrldS
inl Mtount SopesNipl.
GuS uripriinglid) olli geltern Nod)s
mittoo ongelebte &crbor gegen Geo.
y. Wtc9fuc, ben Glert im GontroleurS'
0cportcment, luelder geltGnoig lit,
Der Stuot $732.40 mnterld)lo9en 81
bubelt, lpllr0e bon 8o0i Grammar III
Scr mittlercn Holi5eiitation ouI oet
q. 3. WttS. perlhoben. Scrr AuJ.
Quinn, Der Inlpolt 0eS N~ngeld)uloIg'
ten, erihicu i'll Dem 8erbor uno mt
tcrbreitete Dem &ifter etl bon Or.
g. g. @ilfinS ollSgelteutes 3eilgnlB,
mcl6cS beioqt, ooB 0tcHae iib III ei'
ncm 3uitonoe neru0icr 3errilttung
I'M Mt. Sope-2lipl 6efinoe mo por-
lGlliig ni6t i'm Stanoe let, Dor oenl
Yolijeiridtcr SIT erlheinen.
Scr 9iirgc oeS angelfnloi9teil,
&r. Mnt. $. @rpult, erneuerte Die
$500 9iir9ihoit fir WtcRae, nnO d.
nit iono OuS 8erbor Elm Gnoe. Gent
ielbcn pobnten SiiliS.S taotSonpalt
8iQiomS, ioruie Stnot-Gontrolelir
Soopcr bel; aud, Sr. Solepb 9.
Glorfc. Der Nadiolger WcOfae'S, mar
5ltge9en.
McHoe bat iibrigenS oet gol,5ell
@ctrog ~iciltrr llnteridIogrmgen ple-
Der 9utgcmaht. Sein arhpalt er.
idicn gcitcri i'm Go~ntrolcnr3s 9ilreoli
unO 5oblte $732 III 9antnoten uro 40
! Gents IN Silber. Die 3ablung oeS
@elocs Gnoert notilrlid an Der &C.
ridtliden &eriolgun9 oeS nngetren'
en- Stoot.GlerfS ui6t 0as Werlng'te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-05

Ger ,NorboIt Baltimore
q crid)onerungS SereM"
bielt acItcrn 4bcno in ser G%nlonuelS'
aopeae al Sofimnll- uno Goetltrobe
ieinc Monotsperionmlung uiter
oem GorIib oeS ErGiibcntcn S. W.
aoomS. Ger Gerein ~inooiiirte Die Or
Gifmtng beS 9roooruop in n%orooltIls
der Hidtlung bis CUR &reii5ung NIT
Scr @oibington . StruBe in1 nGllI'
ton-Yorf." Sir bcn galtriGen abcno
por cin Tortrog 0eS Scrrn Gamble
2otro6c, @encrologellten ullo Super.
intenocntcn ser soEcrniploaria'
9obn," iiber bcu gcplnnter llcitell
llnion.9 o6nboi ongciogt, Serr So
trobe mar ober AM Griheiren BERLIN.
onert. 9nl II. .. WttS. ueronltoltet
ser 8crein ieinen i6brlifcn IliSilllg.
Serr Scrome o. Gonefcr itebt an
Der Spite oeS Cont
te'8.
Gin Strifer beItraft. -
@eget tbGtlihel 2lngriiiS uui eineu
Observation-Disclosures Der Baltimore
uto S6iosgnbn" muroe Der irilberc
An9eiteQte Ser 9o1n G6eIter 90.
Grone don Nr. 1852, Sn%rgeont Ctr,
gcitern olrd) Hid)tcr 9eod) III Der lilo.
weltlidcn Yoli5eiItotion 81 $t0Straie
uno Soften pcrurtbcilt uno i'll @r.
mongclung OeS @eloeS ocnl @ci1ng.
nib iiberlieicrt. Crane mar mabr.
ldeilllid betruntel1, ais er eiligeit
Strifebred)ern b%egegnete mo lie nit
S6impinomen bcle9tc. ?lls Der Spc.
5inIpoIi5iit 5rid ben llebermiitbigell
Damn pcrboiten ipoltc, pcriuftc er,
icine 8ltb oil oieiem mtS5lilniien.
@om Woggon angcto6rcn
- SIoib NorrlS, Elm % Sabre alter
Negcr pom Nr.850, SiiosGiltolps CTR E.,
mllrbe 9eitern an Der &enrietto. Ctr.
III Der Ndbe Der Baltimore II. Ohio.
gdDn". arcll5utg, BON cinem Waggoil
Scr ,?lmiapolis Sbort Cine" onae-
iabren mto erlitt 8|erleBungen onl
aopf mno cine Merchandising oeS
ShulterblatteS. Or. 2. .. Weltlnfc
oronete Die llc%berIiibrrng beS @erun.
gliidtcn nod) Dem ,Wiorplono llniper'
iit1ts .Soipital" an.
Gin groBer Gontroft. -
9ie Mnt. &. Sooper So, 5~obrifuntcr1
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humanity to look back wistfully upan
whatever they are quitting forever.
Hoping that you will be as watchful
ever the cIassas IN he fninrr rs you
have been of us in the past, we bid
you, Alma Mater, dear farewell
Our beloved teacher and principal,
how can We voice our farewell to
yOu2 You whose patience we have
so often tried, whose best laid plans
we have often foiled by our needless
ness, yet whose labors have BEEN im-
pressing powerful influences ON our
lives. We have learned to honor yeu
not vaguely, because of your author
ity, but heartily, because, having met
you face to face, and have known you
to- be a sterling man. But fiat times,
little of awe has intermingled with
our feelings of esteem, we now con-
fess to have merited every passing
frown. That you did not frown the
oftener and more blackly upon our en-
tire lack of dignity does not prove
your patience 1t is, indeed, with a
heartfull of sadness that we say to
you farewell
And to you, dear assistant teachers
You who have encouraged us by yCI
shining countenances and loving
smiles, it is with sad reluctance tina
we say farewell, but alas, farewell
Now loving schoolmates, whom we
each love, before we say farewell to
you, we want to thank you for the
many little kindnesse that you have
done for u.s. Often, again, would we,
at the sound of this dear old bell,
hasten to meet with you here, but
alasi we must enter upon the umtried
posi- bilities of the future And now
in the name of my class whose uspreS
entative / am proud to be, bid you
farewell with the hope that your mem
cry of us may be as pleasant as ours
shall be of you.
And now, dear classmates, as we
pause today upon the dividing groun
between two eraS i'm our lives, and
look back over the varied experience
of our school life, with it's h0uyancie
and it's pleasures, it's rivalries ard
ambitions, it's duties and generous
friendships, we cannot avoid the feel
ing of sadness that comes with the
thought of parting. The influences
our school days have left a lasting
impression upon our minds and heart
which pervades the utmost recesSe
of our natures and have become q
guiding principle In our lives, which
m0ldS our characters and shapes our
destinies. This thought should be
enough to dispel the gloom of the
present day and suffuse with a gol
dem glow the morning sky of the fu-
ture. We 60 tearfully from these
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-03

pleasant one, for even our little dis
agreements have brought out the
generous and frank side of our ma
lures, and we have been drawn to-
gether until we seem part of each
others lives. Now ne must separate,
each to go her own appointed way;
but the hours of the present are gol-
dem, and the recollection of our inno-
cent, girlhood pleasures, and the hap
ply days,that we have spent together,
will ever brighten oar pathway, as wa
press with confident and hopeful
promise into the future Let us put
even before us high ideals and press
upward and onward until we. attain
to noble acts and heroic deeds. We
want to carry sunshine out into this
great world AS the future beckons
us ON, let us follow with undaunted
courage. But do not think that all
is sunshine, or that fame will wait
upon our bidding for He who would
win must labor for the prize Gladly
would we linger here but the words
that we might utter are too sacred
for speech. Forgetting, as we do,aI
the hearts wounds of class rivalry, let
us bear away from this place the pre-
cious memory of a beautiful past. An
now, dear classmates, "Farewell-the
word is sacredly spoken Ere a tear
bedims my eye, Each throb of my !
heart lis token; that some day we
shall meet ON high
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witcheay of lady and cavalier.
Tenmyson's most finished and brill
liant works rise from an early disap-
pointmen6 i'm love. His Gardener s
Daughter" presents a combination CT
exc ellences perhaps unrivaled in any
other love story, and never deviate
from the simplicity of familiar life
In the Prime eSs," 'the" Milleris Daugh-
ter and "Idyls of the King" are
to be found pearls of value if we read
them with the seeing eye and must
cal ear.
Indeed, in every phase of life,pearls
are to be found if we but dig deep
enough. Great musicians have Civ
EN- to the world pearls-the concord
of sweet sounds-which give so much
pleasure and delight.
Paderewski, by diving into the
depths of hard labor and polishing
his musical genius, has given to the
world pearls of the first water.
Beethoven dived for his pearls I'm
der by no means happy circumstances
His father had a rough and violent
temper, umimproved by his passion
for Intoxicating drinks, and by the
dire poverty under which the famil
labored. By the bitter irony of fate,
Beethoven, who had given to thous-
ands enjoyment and elevation of heart
was himself deprived of the sense OF
hearing. But his suffering received
it's reward and today Beethoven is in
music what Shakespeare is DIN poetry
"a name before the greatness of
which all other names seem to- dwin-
die.
Even in our every day life we can
find pearls i'm our associates and
friends , if we but seek them. But
on the contrary instead of finding the
good in them we point out the faults.
Perhaps we have never thought that
the little acts of Kindness are pearls
from the heart of the doer If we
would search for pearls of character
in our associates, they would be
more valuable to us than pearls from
the sea-
The most valuable pearl ever found
ON l2nd or In sea is the pearl OF
Great Price. When the world was
darkened by sin the Father sent
the gift of His Son from the throne o
glory. He sent Him to- suffer like UNI
TO us the, pangs of the flesh and NOR
than this, to die an &gnominious deaf
that by the great sacrifice we might
be saved. III we look upon this
Pearl of Great Price in adoring love,
we shall be saved to live in the light,
throughout eternity.
Alas, dear Alma Mater, we turn
with grateful hearts to you, under
whose guardianship our minds hav
expanded and matured and under
whose watchful care, we have been
prepared to discharge the mission to
which educated men and women are
called In this wonderful age. Even
since Adam and Eve took that note
liberty with the bin OF fare In Eden
and we're told to seek other accom-
modatious. it has been the way