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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Sdeu'S 2ei6nam frci9e-
geben. - Coroner Or. 9alomin
pom norOmeitlid)en Giitrift Iteltc
geltcrn einen Sootenidein fir oell
am Sonntog Nod)nlittog geItor6enall
Srn. 2ouiS Sdelt aus. Der Ser.
blid)ene, Der in icinem Semi Gr.
1853, Meit-9tortb .Iuenlle, an Ben
Solgen zines NierenlaioenS itor6,
mar elm befonnter oScientilt" llno
uermico eS, einen @r5t SIT &otbe 5l
5ieben. Gie Observation-Disclosures
fonnte obne Gr5tlihes Attelt fcinen
Sootenidein o%usitellen. Coroner
9olopin, Der NIT ser Somilie ocS
8eritorbenen nGber befonnt lit, fam
5u SiilIe uno itellte ooS crioroerlidJe
9ertifitot aus.
@enn Semanb Bed BAT.
- Gin Serr bon Horo.9oltintore
bette geitern Worgen OoS llngliid.
ais CT uuf einem @oggon Der @llils
conference.-the itber Die Sodbubn
in Der Nortb-S troBc fubr, bei'm @n.
5ilnoen ieintr Gigarre oaS, b~rennenoe
3ilnobol5 in ieineu 5uiammenge.
floppte1 nerlen Hegenidirm fallen
81 loiien. Son Der Seibe oeiIelben
blieb manig iibrig, uno 5i Dem Sdas
Den bate Der Serr obenorein Den
Spott Der Wiitfobrenoen.
War Der II Of c. - 3tpei
@cbcimpoli5iiten aus philadelphia
conltotlrten geIteru. oob Der INTER
Dem Seroo6t, einer Monm in Rbilo.
HeIpbia gei6oiien 81 ba6en, i'm Dit
liden StutionsBoiie eingeIieierte
Staliener Sabrico Warco bon Ger.
SO41A, GoItern.2lpemie nidt Der sc.
iud)te lit, obcr tGilidenoe acbnli6teit
nit oemiclben bat. Worco mllroe
%oemgemdB iofort ouf ireicn SUB ge-
lett.
@ebt mad europa. = Or.
Sanes Marf Baldwin bot ais @or-
lteber beS pbiloiopbiiden unb pipdos
lo9iid)en Gepartements Der Sobns
@opfins. ltniperiit6t reiignirt, INN
Stuoien balber mad europa gu ee.
BEN.
@roBa + rs 0 neren5.
- Sn Wountain 2afe Earf, @ar,
rett.G ountp, No., begtnnt beutc bic
AZ. Sabresiieung Der vMorplono
State Seaders' aliociation". giele
galtimorera 2e6rpr beaeben iid BORT
bin. Sarab 6. Iihnono Don 9alti.
more lit ErGiiosntin Der @eieaidait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
TrObe Sotidaften.
Eittsbnrser Strafenbabn Strife
giitlid) 6eiselegt,

@elite iriib ioa Ser 8erfebr mieoer
aufgeuommen peroen. gllf)
Die beige @eQe" miro inns per.
IaIien. - 2ofale @emitterItiirme
uno fiiblere 2uititr0mung aus
Dem &oroweiteu inn Au5use.
@ebriioer @rigbt mlBten ibren
auf geitern on6eraumten Nero.
plonSlug in Anbetro6t ser IN.
iideren gatherings GerbGItniiie
peridieben. = Suipeftor McGafi.
rep iiber gIiie SigepS @rnuor.
Dung uno Moroer.
BittSbura go, %. SUM. -
Spdt beute @beno muroe beridtet,
OoB cine Ginigung I'M Strobenbabn.
Strifc m0ali6 JET. Cine Gonferer5
5lbii6en DEM Mopor Wo9ee, 8eoms
ten Der StroBenbabn = 8elelihalt
uno 8ertretern Ser Strifer lit 5llr
3ett i'm @onge.
Cine nod ipdtere anfiin0igung et'
giebt, bob Die Gonferen5 Den &c.
miinidten Grfol9 9ebabt bat, uno oaR
Der 9etrieb Der StroBenbabnen nm 5
ltbr morgen friib micOer beginner
miro.
Ger Strife bat, o69leid er mn 5lpei
Gage bouertc, Der Sta0t Eitt9burg
$2,000,000 gcfoltct. Gertreter Der
DEittsburg HnilmapS 80" mo Der
nImal9amateo Aiiociation Of Street
ono electric HailmopS employees"
rnter5eiGneten bellte Nben0 III
@opor Wo9ee'S Bureau Elm 9lbfoms
men, meld)eS cine Grneuerung OeS
StrifeS oilf Sabre binauS permiiten
miro. Gic @eigerung Der Gonlpug.
ME, entloiieuen Angeitauten @elegen.
belt gu ibrer Gedtiertigung 5u gebcn
unO logenannte ~Sming &itns" 81
perfiir5en, mor Die bauptiddlide llr-
iahe oaS StrifeS, mo Wopor Wagce
reote in oieier a~n9clegenbeit Den
8ertretern Der Gompaenie 10 eit.
bringlif 81 Ser5en, bob lie nudgo-
ben. Cine Hatifi5irung beS Abfom.
mems ourh Die 9eoiet.
iteten lit nid)t notbig, mo Ser Be
trieb miro morgen iriib pieoer I'M
8alge iein. g-"-tJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Sclbitmoro elmer Tiini5cbnjGbriseu.

Ebilooelpbio, %. Srmi. -
Gin iungeS MGo6en, mcld)eS iid)
bcite i'm 6oirnoumt- Eorf ertrGnfte,
inoem IS III ben S6uDlfiQ Hiuer
ipron0, lit IN ser Mor9ue ais ole To-
iGbrige GitcQe Srcne @ooorid iOen-
~tifi5irt moroell. &bre Stiefmltter
unb elmer ibrer fiingercn @riiocr
iocntiii5irten Die 2eihe. Die SeIblt.
m%5roerin perlieB bcl>te iriib ~ibrcgSob.
ming, nm lid an ibre Sagesorbcit 5l
bcgebeu, mo ooS Wotip fir ibrell
Selbltmoro lit nidt befonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Nit friidDcm Nfntb.

Ger 8elon9pcrein DArion" plult
cine grobe 6eier olli morgeu
Ibellh in Der Stog,SoQe. - &C.
ocS MitgIie0 loa einen &oiier-
EreiS erboIten. - 6iiblt iif nidt
5llrildgeiest.
Nit friifem Mlltb gebt Der Sc
Iang.Sereiu o9lrion" i1on iett ans
@erf, INN lid bel Der nGd)lteu 9r0Be-
rem Seitlihfeit ouf cine Ocs 8ereinS
miirbige @eiie b0ren 81 loiien.. I'M
iere 9eIpbin-9titter limo Obibuu iie
IN 9tep-Oorf fcincn Hrei$ erbielten,
nitt entmutbi9t. NQe fonnten ia
idlieBlid nidt preiS9etr0nt 5uriidfeb-
rem. Gie Yutftcn5abt, iueIdc Der
8erein in Der &aiiertlaIic erbieIt -
81 Iprcden id)on fir iid) ielbit ul0
bepeiieil, OoB Der &erein SildtigeS
geleiitet bat. I'm aber Die Sdnger
6u ernutbisen finOet morgen abeno
cine 6eitlidteit III Sru. Senrp
Sdleune$ Stog-Solle ltott, bon mel.
der ieoer 6eittbeilnebmer nit einem
aoiierpreiS ~beim5iebt. gtdbere Gin.
5elbeiten Oerldymeigt oo9 Gomite, ood)
lit eS iiher, ooB es bel Dem Anloiie
%pergniigt 5ugcben miro.
80 d en- Serein."
Die geItrige ~rcgelmdBige boIbmo-
natlide Seriommlung OeS oSodlen.
8ereinS", melhe in 3roit'S Heitolt-
rant an Der @eit.&eringtonitr. Itott'
iono, mar 9crooe bon neiln Mitglie.
bern beiltft. 09uS lit ie' nGnllih
beute NbcnO 81 beeB, miii'n 81, mel
uerebrt'iteS &errd)e", iogte Elm Wtit-
glieo, oils ser &orlibenoe Die Ser
inmmlllng cr0iinetc. Ter 9etrcfielt,
DC bate polIfommcn redt. Won crs
lcoigte MIR Die or%ingeuoiten @eid)Gi
tc, beihloB, III &iir5e ell 5omilicnfeit
5u perunItnltclL un0 pertagte lid.
80 alttmorcs 8operns
Serein."
0oS N6~rednulllgS Gomite 0cS
Baltimore. 3 aperi1.S ereinS" bette.
bend aus Den Scrrcn Sol. Glider, 8.
9ronid, Con. Gber, Sobn Sen5c mo
6roltf @oli, ulo ben 9eomten oeS
&ereinS, 8oltbolor Yrcu YrGiibent,
Sobn Iorion GiceprGlioent, &einb.
S6lpor5 prot. SefretGr, emil oden'
fllB Sinon5iefretGr, unb glmbroS Den
retb Sd)obmciiter, nobm geItern
9lbeno in Serrn &uoolpb 9erger'S
Heitollront al 9anf-, nobe @olfeitr.,
Die pierteliGbrli6e IbrcGnung Dor.
9ielelbe crgob, boB ooS &%ereinSuer.
m0gen o%nnGberno $1,000 betragt urlb
Itetig im Steigel be9riifen lit. Ser
@erein, Der cine ltarfe Wtitqlieoer6obl
ouf5ibciien bat be3dbIf an feline
WitgIieoer 81 &raufengelO pro @o.
die, 500 Sterbegelo fir cillen Wann
mo $3.50 fir cine Srolt. Ger Sib-
ing foIgten cinige gemiitblide Stltn-
Oclt, 0clpiir5t ourd, Elm fiibleS @loS
@erItenloit, eincn oelifoten SnlbiB
aus 6rou 9erger'S Slide uno iioele
llnterboltltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Zeppelin amf benz Elsa mad) Mct.

SrieOri6Sbofcn %. SUM.
las 2uitidiff ~3eppelin Nr, 2"
trot ip1t belltc 9lbenO einen Slug nody
Meb an, no CT permanent SIT MilitGr-
5rueden itotionirt merocn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
InS Den 8eridten.


timorc, Gbeiupenfc mo Ntlontic
Balm" - Sit INDIRECT gegcn oie
nEeniripluanio 9ubn" Qerihtct.
- @tidmorcttrr nm $50 geltraft.
- 3ie nelten @roBgelhDorencn.
SIN 9mOeS.&rciSgeriht mur0e ge=
tern 0lrd) Noolp6 4. Wo0cffroD Don
gtem-Horf cine INDIRECT geosn Oie
.Fenniplunnin.@abn" gerihtete &la-
| &c eingercidt in Der eS beiBt, Dob Die
9abngeltllld)nit, meld)e ein Grams
p~orlotionS e Monopol in ocn Oitufer.
Counties bon Wurplun0 beiibt, ole
Gigcntbiinler Der trItcn Sppotbe-S Do
ligationen DER baltimore, Gbclupeofe
unO Ntlontic GiianbobngeieIlidoit,
lpeldJe niht nIlein 0en 9obnpertebr,
lunOcrn audi Den 0ompierpcrfcbr ouf
uno nad DEM Sitlticr controlirt, mo
cine undergraduates @cienidoft ser
oYcnnlplpnnia . 9ubn" lit, an9ebli6
betriige, inoem Die Ginfiinfte, iueldc
Den Gigcntbiimern Der Sbligationen
6llfommcn l%ollten, inter 0ent Ser
nlert aauBerorOentlide giiSqobcn"
fir &crbeIlerrngcL &erpouItGnOis
glln9 Der Gampierlinien, @eriten etc.
ollage0eben morOen lcien. Seit 1905
murOen Den Gigcntbilnern Der Ob.
ligntionCn sic fol9enocn GipiOenOen
be5oblt: 5pei Yro5cnt in 1905, finn
Erojcnt in 1906, fiinf Yro3cut in
1907, 5mci Ero5cnt in 1903. gar
nidt5 III 1904. Ter &lGger beboltptct,
bob Die Ginfiinite ltctS Die 3ubllmg
elmer iiinfpro5cntigen GioiOen0e oIf
sic $1,500,0O0 critic &ppotbef Obi.
ligotioncn rcdticrtigten. 3ireft lit ole
aIoge acgen Die Baltimore, Gbeio.
pcnfe mo Itlantic 9obn" 9cridJtet.
8ir0 0aS M d fte Nal
gehorhcu,
2amrencc 9eiibem bon Nr. 2712,
NaDncr.Nue., meld)cr am Wtittpodj
letter @ode olS Spe5iol.8 eifOmores
ner IN Dem 9omnS .Ero5eB porQelo.
Den moroen pur lulo nidt crId)ieh,
iteLte iih acitcrn I'M GriminoIgeridt
cIn, I'M lid 81 cntlhrloiBen. @r
iogte, er JET III @cihGiten ougerbolb
ocrStoot gemeicn uno babe fidt fom.
men tonncn. Die GntihuIoiglng lieB
Gid)ter Stodbribgc ieood) nid]t gel.
ten, rn0 er Itroitc i'm nm $t5 tpege,t
WtiBod)tlulg eineS rihterIid)N Bel
ieblS.
Sic reucn @robqeid)iu re.
mem.
Die oberite Stoots@ eri6tS6onf 900
geItcrn Die @robgeidluorcnen iiir ocll
Septemberternin oeS Grinlinol.@ sc.
rid)tS. 2ieielbcn iino:
Sorrp ". goomS, Nr. 1872, 9liS.
qlIitb.S traBe;
George ". gtfinIon Nr. IA, &c.
lcrooirsS troBe;
@iaiam $. 9oogS, Moilnt GoDal
Apartments;
@iaiom Boulder, Nr. 1927, Ct.
Saul trobe;
VI. SDlonO Cor, nGGe Grub;
Teilben Softer, Nr. 1901, Noto-
Charles. StraBe;
Socob g. @olOimitb, Nr. 2ttG,
@oiton-S troBe;
ISM. s, Su0ion Ger. 22t7, Wooi.
on.abenlle;
Chen 9. Sunting, Scr. 2229 Noro.
Charles trobc;
Sobn &irflep, Or. 1911, 8eit.
Nortb. Npcnue;
Soiepb Z. 2ucp, Tr. 25tS, OIt,
Baltimore. Strobe;
w. Stran McGurlep, Nr. Cos,
Dgmericon 9uiloing";
SbomaS s. Mc@uire, Ir. 4t2,
@aperlp.apanue;
SiOnep Z. Mnnning, .G6c S(rrn.
bea";
N0en g. ginferton, Morris gpe.,
Wolbroof;
Sullipon EittS, len, Nr. 1909,
ct. gaul.S troBe;
Sorrp sc. Geeper, Ir. 1000, 9eor6.
GbeIter.S troBe;
Soiepb u. SeiiionS, Nr. 2Oi, 8or.
ren.apcnue;
SanleS q. Carleton, Or. 3f5, &C..
Gorep.S troBe;
Beter 6. Seitmon, Ger. 100, Siio.
Caroline trabc;
6. Glop SimamlS, Nr. 731, 90.
lono. gpenue;
Tobert W. @eldl Scr. 1910, Noro.
Vrooopap.
FreoigtomtS .Ganoi0at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Iaiic smr TeiIe in's Hnslaiib Be.
iorat 6. 8aine, Or. Ala, pit-SaIti.
u.srciraae, na1e Gaitom &saie 0se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
SulunS crhGlt Gunmcrfcricn.

Nie obcrltc @eridtSbont ueriucigert
Dem StootS= Innolt eincn ipeites
rem Ero3eB Dor nGditen SerbIt,-
9ie Stoot pertIogt Die o9tnlerI.
con 9onbind Company.
Die o6erItc 8eridtS6onf i6lig &C.
tern cilt @eild) oe3 StaotSonmaltS
SlueuS NM Die 9lltSrpo6l nelter Sc
ldruorencr. ltm @iQiom q. GomnS
nod I'M GerIotfe 0eS nGditen Mtos
notS 81 pro5eiiircnL runomegS ah.
ult0 e$ fam 0obar Dor September
oil fcinen Tro5eb gcOa1t merOcu,
mlS9cnommen SolprS elltihliaBt iihl
it'd Dor eincnt Hidtcr o(lein pro5ciii.
rem SIT lolieir, mos inociien nid)t
mobri6einli1 lit. Inter ocn Inn,
ltGnben lit cS leid)t m0glid, Dob
GorunS crit i'm SonlIar 1910 5ltnl
orittcn Mola pro5ciiirt miro. GopnS
.U''o iouptello pleler ,oell Ul we!
Io'l9lllB 5lIorlll9ell mllllcr, "a, o.
Ie'Ioor ole 9Fl'slolIgteIt ertenllellO,
Der Il'oolt bon &olpn@ bis leBt nod)
rom @e'llp an orn HIdlter sur ernle-
orl9'''l9 DER Sl'r91dolt elll9ereld)t
pui' Sef %oter oe@ ll'll9e1 VtolleS
lpote' le'plf lpellll olc Sl'r9lhoIt be
oei'''llo ncroo1e1eBt puroc, nlbt i'll
Slol'oe' ole'cioe 5t ltellcrL ltno eit
0te'l'orr ol'rIte lumerIld ooS Hlltto
llo'tl'eol''el'' 9h Der @oro Der
@a'lot'ln9@'oellc Der obglten @e-
rldtSoonI ertlorte ae'irrn StootSol''
lpo't Sn'llS, ooB er Illd)t aeoente, I'M
%trolt e'''efl 'NIel'llI8en Fro5cB ber'
''t5n,'.Vrell:
"'u)ref S~todorIo9c ltroIte geltern
Sololel''e Srl'Denr pon HoDllor-Tnc..
,pV'u9et e'ller %orloorIllg illn1 @e'
luhuprellcllolenlt III Nerbin0llnq NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

EaiIe 5mr IriIe ms Nn5lanS BE.
isrst 6. Siaine, &r. Alb, Di.gafti.
morsitraRe, nab: gaitum SOaie sbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Frteter un0 Stu0cntcn
IN Der Sommerfriih c. -
Sic Seluitet. FotreS rnb 0ic Stlt.
oellten bonn Seiuiten.S Seminar All
@oooItof, M0, begoben lid, oeItern
llad ct. SnigocS in ct. Worn's
eollntp IN bic Sonlnleririihc. Ser
&elltItenaSroe bciibt BORT cine orobe
Sommer-SiQo. Sic perOen BORT bis
5rm 81. Sltli bleibcn. Sic iubreu
ollt eirlem ipe5ieQ gcdJortcrten Gam.
pier oortbit.
Sootli6cr Stur5. - 8G6.
reno geltern Nod)mittog nm bul6 5
l(br Gntol Suu1Ot bon Nr. 1921 SIt.
SomboroItraBc, Sis in einen an ser
GugerItroBe Itebenoen @a0oon ser
9forolid)en GentroI-9obn Illo, ficl CT
BON DEM Woggon oltf oos StroBen.
pfloiter unO crlitt cinen S6Goel6rltdl,
an Dem er INN bnl6 5ebu llbr a6enoS
wv wv euIpllut llllu.
&iibrenber o.-Mit
oem Gompfcr oFenn" trot 1eitern
@6enO Eoitor GBnlonn, ser Seelior.
ger Der eoang -lutb. Goncoroia . @e.
meinoe, nit ieiner 6omilie Die Neiic
liob philadelphia oil, nm iid BON
bort aus ltnd iei1em nellcll Ylase ocs
NirtetS, Shenectaon Nd, al be.
geben. Nm Eier bate iid) cine Itorfc
Delegation Der @emeinoe einoeiun.
oelt Inn bon Dem 6eliebten Seels
lorger Ibidieo 81 nebmen. @or
oiele Gbrdnen %iloIien, oils Gedtson.
nnlt 4lIonlo BON 0ps5odi benz Sdei.
ouioen I'M Gtamlen Der 8enein0e Elm
oltftenoeS Tolenbouqret bon riciiaer
Stmenlion iiberreidte. Inter oen
Ibldieonebmern befnno Iid II. u. Der
Nadfolger oes Eoitors gbmonn, go.
ltor q. j. @ieie, Scr bon ser G6ri.
1tils'@ eneinoe morscn nod Der Con.
ccrbio'8 emein6e ii6eriieoelt.
3mei @aroinenbr1nbe.-
Sinner, Die geitern 9(benogi i'm britten
Stodmerf Oes &auieS Ger. 3O4 Siib.
6remontitraBe, Der @o6nltna oeS
'Serrn grgllit Meiosgc, nit Streid,.
bol5ern ipielteit, iebten cine @oroine
III grdno. Gie 8lommeit grifien ra.
pioe INN lid, ltno mriBten oie Gienite
Der Spriben.Gompognie 9r. 81 in
anipru6 genommelt fperoer.
Seftiger 2uit5ug ipebte geItern
abenb I'M Seim Ser 3lorcnce Sorris,
Hr. TIC, Observation-Disclosures, cine
gegeil cine in Der NG6e be.
fuiolide @osflnnmmc. Zen SouSbes
iuobnern grlong es, Die 6lomnen 5ll
iiberDGltigen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-05-20
PLANS AND BIDS FOR CHURCH
ANNEX,

At called conference OF the First
Baptist Church of Marietta, last Friday
night, called to consider the advisable
ity of building an addition to the pres
ent church, the report of the trustees,
Baracca and Philathia classes were re-
ceived. and after due consideration, a
motion was carried that a committee
be appointed, representing these inter-
ests, To agree upon plans; when so
done, to secure plans and specifications,
get bids for construction, and report
back to next regular conference. The
following ommittee was appointed by
Mr.. NJ. r. Lyons, who was Moderator:
E. L. Stringer, Baraca Glass, Chm'n;
j. u Foster, Church; John Awtrey
Trustees r. II. Northcutt, Philathia
Glass; r, l.. Benson, Sunday School.
MIR M. X. Lyons and Rev. A. R Bond
were made ex .officio members OF the
committee.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-05-20
CLASS REUNION.

The class OF 'o4 of Marietta High
School, in celebration of their NTH an
nversery after graduation, will have :
reunion on the night of May 9th. at the
home of Mr.. ana Mrs, j, W Hardemani
300 Anderson street.
The class graduated under ouper'nI
tendent E. J. Robson, and was the hrsS
to have twenty -four in number.
The loyalty of the class is shown by
the interest taken in the reunion. AlS
who possibly can attend will be prest
ent, and a large per cent. of the class II
expected.
OF the twenty-four members there
were sixteen girls and eight boys Qf
the girls nine have been led to the h4-
meneal altar, and will be accompanied
by their families to the reunion, TO
make the "old maids" feel sad. The
class will elect as honorary members
the eight babies. 1t seems that the
boys prefer no wedding for them, az
none of them have married.
The list of the members now reads /,
Miss Virginia Crosby, Mrs. Mary Ale
len Schilling, nee Henderson; Miss
Leila Moon, Miss Clara Power, Miss
Flay Lawhon, Mrs. DR.. G. F Hsygood.
nee Sallie Knight; Mrs. Ethel North9
cult, nee Hardeman; Mr.. Cliff Sauls,
Mr.. Edgar Handy, Mr. Mayes Gober,
Mr.. Jackson Dick, all of Marietta; Mrs.
Kate Olive, nee Brewer; Miss Mary Me-
Candlish, Mrs. Madeline Walton, nee
Hargrove. of Atlanta; Mrs Mamie Armt
strong, nee Dobbs, of Gainesville; Mrs.
Isabelle Glenn, nee Reynolds, of Annis1
ton, Ala. Mrs. Eva Moor, nee Frey, of
Wsycross; Miss Bessie Bloodworth, of
Birmingham. Ala; Miss Kennie Ward {,
of Lost Mountain; Mr.. Frank Clay, OF
West Point. N. Y ; Mrs. Edna Haney,
nee McCleskey; Mr.. Ernest Parkinson.
Mr.. Linton Dean, Mr.. Edgar Reeves, OF
Woodstock.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1909-05-20
ABOUT HIS VISIT TO MARIETTA.


Editor Trox Bankston, of the
West Point News, had this to say
about his visit TO Marietta aud as
delegate to the Knights of Pyth-
las convention last week:
Marietta is famous for her hos
pitality, and the good knights of
that city left no stone unturned
that would add to the enjoyment
of the strangers within her gates.
The next meeting place will be
in Griffin, second tuesday in Sep
TENDER
The new officers elected are !:
President-E. NJ Flynt Griffin
First Vice President-John P.
Cheney, Marietta.
Second Vice Presidents. J,
Boynton, Carrollton.
Sergeant at Arms-Wallace
Rhodes, Atlanta.
Inner Warder-W. Fl. Stanfield,
West Point.
Outer Warder-Herbert Clay,
Marietta.
The hour for noon arrived and
the different delegates were either
entertained at the hotels or by
members of the local lodge living
In the city.
At the conclusion of the conven-
tion in the afternoon, an automo-
bile ride of thirty or forty miles
uas given to all places of histor-
ical Interest and beauty around
the city. AS near the top of old
Kennesaw mountain as the antoe
would carry the party, was reached
from two different directions.
Refreshments were ready at all
hours, aad everybody enjoyed the
soft drinks and other things.
The fret man ! saw when the
trolley car reached Marietta was
Rev. A. r. Bond, former pastor of
the First Baptist church i'll West
Point, who now has one of the
largest churches in North Georgia,
the First Baptist church at Mari
eta. He and his wife are doing
great work in the Masters cause
in their new home. I also had the
pleasure Of shaking hands with
Mrs BondEand expected to accept
their kind invitation to dinner,
but did not.
The lodge adjourned earlier than
was expected, and | went for all
automobile ride with Herbert
Clay, and with four other Knights
had the pleasure of dining at the
beautiful home of United States
Senator Steve Clay. 1t was an
elegant dinner, and Mrs. Clay
gracefully presided at the table
aud made us feel that there is no
hospitality just exactly like the
kind you receive in North Georgia,
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Many all artists model wouldn't
make a model wife.
FORCED INTO EXILE.

VIM. Upchurch, of Glen Oak, Okla,
was an exile from home Mountain air
he thought, would cure frightful lung
racking cough that had defied all RENE
dies for two years After six months he
returned, death logging at his steps.
Then / began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery" he writes, land after taking
six bottles l am as we'll as ever y" 1t
saves thousands yearly from desperate
lung diseases Infallible for Coughs and
Colds, it dispels HoaEseness and Sore
Throat, Cures Clip, Bronchitis, Hemor-
rhages, asthma, Group, WhoOping
Cough. SOC and 81. Trial bottle free
Guaranteed by ". A. Sans & Co.
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SERIES OF SERMONS.

The Rev. Charles Noyes TynGell will
preach series of four sermons on THE
Trend OF Modern Thought" as follows ::
May 10Th, II a. m.-Philosophical
May 23d, II Il archaeological. May
3Oth. IL IN Sociological. June 5th,
II q. m.-"The Man Who Does Not
Theorize."
As companion to these, the evening
sermons OH those Sundays will be: On
May 18th, "I"; May 23d, "You"; May
30th We; June 9Th, THE Wall
Around the Roof"
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KILLS HER FOE OF 20 YEARS.

THE most merciless enemy had for
20 years " declares Mrs. James Duncan,
of Haynesville, Me-, was Dyspepsia.
had suffered intensely after eating or
drinking. and could scarcely sleep. After
many remedies had failed and several
doctors gave me up, tried Electric Bit
tiers which cured me completely am
70 years old and am over joyed to get my
health and strength back again For
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Kidney
Trouble. Lame Back, Female Complaints,
it's unequaled, Only SOC at W. A Sans
& Go s.
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MAKE OLD THINGS NEW,

E door, a msntel, kitchen chairs,
benches, any small old things to be
made new, is quickly done by painting
with pound or two nt our l. Il NJ
Home Finish Domestic Paint in all col
ors. Have you an old carriage? Make
II new with small can ct l. & VI.
Home Finish Cairiage Varnish Paint
Won't cost more than about dollar,
and saves hundred. We supply every
thing in psint and save you money.
Sold by the CAN'T Drug Co, Marietta
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The best OF the good ones.

All the experiments of the Cover
nent food experts and the athletic
trainers of Yale University prove
that cereal eaters are the strongest
and healthiest. Quaker Oats stands
at the head of the list of cereal foods.
1t is not only the best food. but it's
the cheapest food on earth. Packed
in tins it will keep sweet and fresh
anywhere indefinitely.
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REV l. w. wILLIAMsONs LETTER

Rev l. w, Williamson Huntington.
W Va. writes: This is to certify that
used Foleys Kidney Remedy for ner-
yous exhaustion and kidney trouble, and
am free to say that 1t will do ali that you
claim FIR it " Foley's Kidney Remedy
has restored health and strength to
thousands of weak, run down people
Contains no harmful drugs, and is pleas
ant TO take. Sold by all Druggists.
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DR.. E. l.. HARRIS

Has located in Marietta for the prac.
tice of Osteopathy Office at the Whit
lock House at present, where he will be
glad to meet any one interested in Oste-
opathy