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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
fGtnacfanot.)
&crninitiae SemperemS.

Die vNnti.S olopu.2iga pon Marp.
lono" bat ein Girfnlur in einem Gou.
bert nit Der guiidriit n0eiobr! Cine
Ileilc @irtbldnft III Shrem 9lod!" am
Die 8runocigelttbiimer III Baltimore
gclollot, in lucld)em oenIelben oic
WtittbeillrnQ genloht miro, ooB Die
Sign bcrcit lit, lire Seine bon Der
Gr0fimtng lteiler @irtbIfoItcn SIT
lfiiberL inbem tie eincrt Inipalt OIL
itcllen mollelL fir belieu 9e5ablm1g
@eitrGac crbctel1 perOen. Ger @ort-
larlt 0cs GirtularS lpiiroc nloeiiteit,
oob Die gauge 9eDolferung Yalti.
more's oiciclbcn Inlihtcn lit Der
Irngc iibcr SenIperel5 lpie Die nIufi-
Soloon.Sigo" bot. I'D babe oielelbe
niht, Giemono lf1bt Den @ertb bon
m1Bigen @~emohnbelteu ntebr oils i'd
bod) ltilnme id ben Metbooen, meld,e
bic 2igo in Anmenblung bringt, nid,t
bel, oa meinc 30-iobrige grfabrltng
III ben Ser. Stoatcn uno int guropa
mid iiber5eugf bot, DOB broltildIe
rnb 3pongS WoBnabmen Ielten. in
foIt nic, cute Hclllltate 5eitigei. 0icie
Tenlpercn5.Slaitotion inn 9ull5en eau
&c hat meiner slniidt nad) iold)en
Stano erreift, DOB III mnnd)en Cant
o~estbcilcu ooS mobre Gbriltentbnnt
it Mn6ctrod)t bieieS crmiioen0eu
Neutrality-suspicious. pA.Oinlfelt miro.
Die griiten5 elmer @irtbldoit iogt
mir feine gngit ein 10 lanae oielefbe
orbeutlid) unb geiebnldBig 9eiiibrt
miro, mn 10 menigcr, oa if] oielelbe
Icbr ieltcn beiud)c. 2obt oos quite
@erf Der geforoerung Der Sempcrens
in eiltem perlobr,lid)crcn @eiit, lpie eS
glttcn Gbriiten 5ltfommt. porlpariS
id)reiteil. Gr5iebt Die Diniien uno lpe.
5icll Die SSSiigero bilrd) Gltern, Tors
miiuoer mo g1oere on5u, ntabig i'll
ollcn Giilqell sit ieit. Sort nit Der
id)ledten 8eipohnbeit oeS Sraftirens,
Der S%reiliunId)c mo anoerer Wittel
auf. oos Srinfen SIT crmutbigcn, &C.
mart 2ieen5ein MIR intelligenten, pers
trouenslpcrtben ullo gelebliebenoeit
9iirgerr, ipie III oloeren cibililirteu
21nbern. 0urd) Iolde Sdlritte iuiro
Ole Temperensfrage arn gelten ges
loft u1,o miro Damn Die geplante ans
ltelllng zines aniualtes onrdl Die
,Inti.S oloorSiga" nidt notbiuenoig
icin.
Gin 9etu 0 + ner BON
Sit 9 imore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Vefommen's NIT Der
angI il. - @Gbreno iibcrol i'm gon.
sen 2nrlbe Die Ginfiibrlmg bes e%lcftri-
ld)cn 9etricbeS NIT Sreuben begsiiBt
miro, ieben Die 0ei6dftslcute Don
s(mlapolis nit idicien 9(ugcn Die
5nblrcid,en eleftrilfen g2oggons,
melde Jest Den Gerfebr Der lrolten
Stnot nit Baltimore belor9eil. Cine
III Der Stoatsbolrptitnbt crit)cinenoc
,3eitlrng idreibt barber: Sic aallf.
lcllte bon gnnopolis %bcIdjpcren lid)
baril6cr, baB eill GROCER Ibcil ibrcS
lobnenbcn Geidaits mad Baltimore
gebt. 80 t1glid) fiilf5ig @aggons
cill- mo oiisluuIen, gift es fir IN.
lcrc aonflentc, lire gauge Meisbeit
5u elltfalterL oobiu SIT luirfer, bab
bieiem Ireibcn Gillbolt 1ctGnlt miro.
Sir anoere Srtid)aiten bat Der elef.
triid)e &erfeDr nit 8robitdoten abil-
life 6olaen gebabt. 9ieies lit enter
Ger triigerild,en Sortbeile bon 81 piet
Froiperitdt."
Scnte Abenb grobcS per.
- Gle uWa1battan : Spern . @eieQ.
ldoft" miro bel ibrenl beutigcn Tui-
treten i'll Der y2pric" lid einenl bis
sur allBerIten I%aIiulgsfroft gefiiQten
5auie ge9eniiber iebelt, iopiel lit nod
Dem bisberieen Sorperfauf bereits ge=
Iid)ert. 3ie Setra55ini ais n2ucia"
bat ge5ogen. 80 biirfte Dem 9alti'
morer Hubfifnm alio hente elmer Der
intereIianteiien Sbeater. Ibeuoe be,
Itebei1. Die es je erlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Steuerer=Gumite oes S%tabtratbS.

Gin Ipld)eS Golnite miro IN clllell
Caucus ser bcnnofrotilden Stabta
rotbSmitglicber ernonnt. Serr
2cpis :. Green miro Yortcifiib=
rcr. - Serr Bet uid)t ON Gomite.
Sic ocmofrutiihen Stabtratb5mlt,
glieoer ErGlibcnt CHERRY, SS. Srant-
feloer, @recne, 9eb, Sodion Sronf,
&biteforb, Gee, Scatnole, 4eit GtdlI=
iou @ieneielo, Mltie, Siaer nno
Sofimon bicltcn om SumItug Ybetlb
III Ser @ohnlnng beS &rn. @bitefpro,
9tr. 1880, Sit.Itorth @pc., cincn Gall.
Gus ob, i'll DEM Elm ats ocn Serrcn
2elpiS 3. @reen (&oriibcr). Siuac
Srunf, Gbua. VI. 2Sbitcfprb, Nolporb
". Sodion mo Simotbp :. Sect.
ipolc ~beitcbcnbcS Stcuercr-Gonlit ers
llarlt lpltrOc, melheS ollie Geroros
nltllgcu ltnb Sdrittc, bie inl erltcll
Hotbs5lpeigc 9et6on ueroen lollcn,
p"riiien loll, bomit Die Gcnlotrntcn IN
p0ligcr @ormonie bonoeln f6nncn
ltno Sc6lcr, meld)c Der Yortci ldooen,
pcrnlicoclt merocn. 9ic Suuptltrladlc
bca Gouc,lS Idcitlt bic GSurrcne llntcrs
lltdlul0 5lf'iciL i'll ipeldcr Sllgeltleut
-
S.llld nid)t bic III i'm gelcttcn Or
luortun0cu crfiilltc. SbmoDl Der lett.
ge oenlotrotiid)c EurtciIilbrcr i'm err
itcn Hntb@jlpeiNc, @crr Sobn Set,
inn. anf lCincn cIAcllcn NSltlld) llld)t
Wtitglico oc2 Counties gelporoen ut,
10 'pll bod tclncSmcNS Die Nb'idlt
Dorlie1clt, 0elllclbcl olS Tllbrer oilrd)
Srll. Green ST cricbclI. Sic Spals
titlg ser ocmofrotiihcn Waioritdt bel
Der Mcbllftion Der Spnmlillion oca
SteuercinncbmcrS bat ober Elm be'le.
res 3ulunnlcnpirfcn n%otblucltoig &c
nlod)t, mo Qlnllbt Die Webrbelt, Dies
ON Seitcl1 ourd) bicicS Gonlitc crreis
hcn All f0nllcn. Ger ocnlofrntildlc
Siibrer Nr. !. s. Mobon inl nit Die
lem Eluu p%ollfon1mcn elnpcrltdnocl
lcill. Sic Stobtrnthamitglieocr Or.
Seller un0 Scllnlann lparcn bclltl
NnllclIs uidlt olllOClcuA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Ycrmiidytc telcsrapbiidje 9~cpeidlen.

- Der 20 Sabre alte Somini 50.
batini mo Der Is Sabre ate Conn
Gina BON Gatsfill broden allf bent
SuoIon bei'n Sd)IittIdniblauien
bilrd) ous Gts. OF. ". 6. 4ia's 1G
Sabre alter SoDn rettete 5ina nit
eigercr 2c6ens8efubr; Sabatini ct.
trant,
Gouaro Meeler, 81 Sabre alt.
ats Upton, Sno,, begiita inn Bal.
nler &ouie" in Chicago Selbimoro.
inoem CT iid) ourd 2end,tsas pers
giftete.
- Gin nadter Hltbeitorer, Ser iid,
Iilr einen gngel @otteS aiisgab. er.
regte lit elmer STRIDE su Spofone.
Molb., lpdbreuo 0es 0ottesoienIteS
nid)t aeriuaen 3ltmliIt. or ei1tpuppfe
iif oils ber 22.idbriee arbeiter
5ranf Maps, Der plotlid mabmiinnig
gcporoen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Mar lcbr 5uiricbcn.

Var lchr 5utrtc0cn. -
Sbcrit Sbcrlpf Spnm. Erdliocnt
Der EoIi5cibcDGr0c, inipiiirte ON
Soultag sic lucltlid)c luno Die uprb'
mcltlid)c EoIi5ciltotion. Gr iprod
lid, iebr lo6cnb ii6cr Die BORT hcrr-
idelbcn &crbGltnilic aus.
Einbrit h c ohnr Gnbc. -
Gin Hencoltre nit 5pei GInbrcherl
bate 1T Scr 9tod)t pom Sanuitug 81
9eltern Der Nc%itourateulr @nl. Garcp
81 @roDS. &C. @ultinlore5Gpuntn, ,7Gr
lullroc ourh cit 8crulllh oil 0cll
SenlterIGoen bc3 crltcn StpdlpcrtS
gclpcft mo ans Dem obcrcn Stod.
luert beroll5ldollcnb, benlerfte CT 5luci
M0nuler, Ole lid cbcn benlilhten III
ou9 Snls cin5lloringen. Gicicl6en
labcn ioiort ScrIcngclo mo @err
GupcD eroffncte 6cllcr olti Die Sic.
bcnoelL onidci1cno jcbod, obrlc Ct.
men ST t%rcIicl. Sic 0ouner cntfo.
men.
Ginbreder ltuttcten nlld) ocnt 90,
0en non .GGorlcS u. GnpiS oil Der
Ireoerif-Mono, ~gc9cniiber Dot Sor-
reit Fnrf, ionic @crncr'a Electric.
Enrf" nobc @citport, cilicn 9ellld)
ob. Snn crltcn tSolle crbellteten lic
S3, in 5lucltci <pfcr0rabt ullo BE
ltonotDellc Der Glcttri5it1ts -Nnloge.
Cine irGhlihe 6cburt&.
taG@fclcr foNo Ncltcrn Nben0 IN
ser &obnlunN bc2 ~bcfNnnten &ullocil-
ld)neibcra Sronf Snrah Mr. 1901,
Nor0.Eort. Strnbc, itolt. @err Sllron
~Ieiertc iciIlcn 81. U,blttstog ulo ans
0icicln Anlallc iolt0cn lid) ncbcn ocn
piclcn Hcfonntcn ulo 6reunbcn oc3
@cblirtStagStinoca oltd mtcDrcrc
WiitgIicbcr res Sbalia.M Gnerd)ors"
l1lo scr @cinlNotrcin uMelobic, "bcu
&err Sllrnn lcit bier Sabre ols oft
pes Witglico ongeh0rt, IN Gorport
Gin. 9tcbcn piclcn nn0cren Weid)Cnfcn
lpur0c SEER Sllrull bon Der ,Uttlo
Die" nit clncnl lcllcn Holld)icruicc
6eOad)t, meld)cS ibm Der ErGiioCnt
ocS &arcina, SEER @corgc Eiciicr, nit
elmer pollclocn 9nIpradle iihcrrcidjte.
Ser Duran Tito Ictnc Nditc ~ eillell
crctllcliten 6ebirtstogsltobl cin,
lldd) iuCld)cin Gle Tmueiell6en Den
NcIt ocS IbclloS III migeneMltcr I'm.
terbaltlu19 p%cr6rnd1ten. Ger Gjclaug.
Dercln nIfclo0ic" crlrcltte bas &c.
bllrtstogofino i,n6 icilc 8rotnlollten
oltrd) 0ct GortroD meDrerer 6iibihcr
GDore inter Seitullg bon EroI. :.
aorolilS. Ser Duran lit Cit geborc.
ner Mielrer mno b%ciinOct iih ieit etmo
jlpolf SoGrcn in smcrifo.
Meibnnd) IS Concert in
Der 0rcteinigfet r Of G..
-IaS bcrrlidJc @eiHnodJts. Goniert,
hos an Somltdg, Den u. Ge;enlbcr,
III Der oeutldet 9reicinigfeitsfirdjc,
Faltor u. :. Sterger, a6geboltcn
lrliroe, bate 10 groBen a%nflang ge.
llrloen, oob geitern 4belto auf piei-
leitigen NunId, cine Mieoerbolung
o%e'ielben erlolgtc. Sn Gerbinoutg
nit Dem CONCERT mur0en biibidle
Sidtbiloer ii6er Die idloiie @eib.
nod)ts5eit ben amueienoen Dor 9lrgel,
gefilbrt. Gas G%ottesbails mar lpie.
Der bis ailf ben lesten HIas nit bonfs
baren 3uborern uno 3uihai,erlt be.
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
-" Scr ,Mo5art d. Mdnnerd]or"

F" Ser ,Mo5art Mannerdor"
ueranltoltet am nddlteu Sonntag III
Srn. $. &oigt's Saue, Ger. 1922,
Sorioro. s(pennle. ein auIternroiten.
Meben ocu belifotcn 9iiien, ipeld3e
Die SDeilncbrter ait Der Ieranitals
tll,g eriuarte,t, lit alit cine angeneb.
me llnterbaltung III Hed,nung SIT
neGlien, oa oaS arrangements . 60.
mite aid in bieler Hidturg nidltS
rngeldeben lic6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Efcrb rcttet Wcn d en-
lebcn.- Gem llnlltanb. BOB Sollp,
cin oltcS Eicro, S0rm lhlun Der
oonft IS Sofob WHfolonmelL Der am
GotupSco 9tcd enc Sormt bctrcibt,
bab CT mo icinc Solnllie nid1t Den
Tlornntcntoo erlitt. Gtruo gegen 1913
llbr mlroe Der Snrnler burd cillen
SGrm olls Dem Sd)loi geruedt mo
benlcrftc, dis CT aus oeu Scniter lab,
oob icinc mir menigc Sd,ritte ponl
Wobnbolls cntierntc Sd)ellne III
Slanulcn itollo. Gr brahtc %siunodllt
ieile Saluilic ia Siherbeit luao alars
nlirtc Damn Die Hohbarn 0llrd Sc
mcbrihiilie. Nit Scbtercu gelu1g eS
ibnL bos @obnbonS SIT ld)itbcll, bis
Die Canton Scucrlucbr anlnngtc. Die
Shenne bronntc nit ntebrcren tSllbr-
lpcrfell mo clller Stub p%ollltolloig
nieber mo miro Der Sd)ooelL Der
mir tbcillucile gcocdt lit oltf $500
geld)Gbt. Crit gcItcru Gornlitto8
nlcrfte Der 1%Snrnlcr, per i'm SIR redl-
ten 3eit aus Dem Shlof gepeft, oils
e. iein nltcS EIero, bon DEM er oil.
gelomnlcn battc. 0oB eS Oerbronnt
luGrc. IN Der NGbc iricblid) grnieuo
porInno. Sns Sbicr botte lid). als
oaS Eeller nltSbrnd), loSgcrillen mo
Die Stolltbiirc 5ertrillnnlert mo 90
olird) Die Gllbc Der Sd)lGlcr geltort.
Norlnnb ~ ii d cincn
3 olmetd der. Sn Inbetrod)t
oeS llntltonoes. boB III ser oitlihcn
Goli5ciltotion alrreitonten oIlcr Nus
tionulitGten eiIgeliefcrt merben uIlo
Dab es oeS Seiteren fam, m0Qlidl lit,
Semanoelt 5lt filOcn. Der bcn Ser
frbr nit oen~nid)t niht cn9liid) Spre.
dcnocn permitted. miro Eoli5eiridtcr
Garland bel Der 5uItGlloigcn @eb0roe
Den alltrag ltcllen ooG cin Golulet.
ld)cr er1annt miro. Scr mlil0cItenS
led)S ircmoer Sprodelt mGdtig lit.
@efiitgcl Nus it eIlung.-
6ilr Die grobc Oeilii9cl slll3itcQunh
lpeldlc Don lllorAcn oil bis ainldllieB.
lid Den 8. D. MtS. in Ger Nidnlonb.
W'drttballe ~a0Nebolten miro, lino
ld)on cine grobc An5obl Nii1lter irno
Sollbcn cin0etroficn. Cine SGcil Der
oll1 Der cbcn g~cid)lollcneu Helu. 2)or.
fer NlSltcalillg pr1mtiirten Sbiere
miro Gellte bier e"riuoriet. SIS iilo bis
iett etlpa 1000 gintrogungeil gcnlod)t
luor0cn. Gen @eluinncrl1 ipillfeu
lpcrtbuolle Sil6erbrd)cr ais Grciic.
VertiIlons y iircou. - Ger
Subrcsberiht bea TurltcberS oe3
gertllonsgiireous, 2iellt. ,SSobn u.
eolep, ait Eolijeintnrlholl 5orltan
3eigt, ooB er IN 1905 i57 Ecrioneu
pboto0rapbirte, Wieiiungen oerielbcI
porllabm uno Singeroboriide mad)ie.
Gr lanotc AL photographer nit
Wcliungen on Die %allolpGrtiqen Bolt
5elbeborocil, luobreno or POI Ybuto.
grapbielt mo So Gecor05 bon Ser
bred)ern clnpfilg. 80 Soentiiifotio-
llelt bon 0erbred)crn lpllroen 0llrd)
Die Mfelllnlgen u10 6iltgerobbriide
oeronla6t,
Ibleben. @eitern ltorb int
alter bon 20 Sabren @r. SenrD Slid.
bad, 6atte Der peritorbenen s(nieliu
6ilh6ad). Die Yeeroiglng iiHoet
nlorgcn Hadmittag 3-ll6r oon Der
8obnnng ieiner I6dtter. sSroll Seua
ardft, Nr. 263I 8iIfens- gpenlie. aus
dnf Der a@eitern Cemetery" Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Bel Der Irbcit pcrIcBt.-
&dbrcno Der 13.iGbrigc ssobn Son.
nebcra, bon Yer. 107, HoielonD.S e IT.,
elm Arbeiter Der Baltimore bio.
'gobil, babel beid)oitigt mar, eillc1
@nagon eii,es all Ohio apcrue llr,o
StofbolmsS Str. iteberloen Irofi5uges
SIT reparirelt flbr ein al,oerer 8aa-
golt- in Den eriten bineir. Come,
berg brad] ben ref,ter DliBfn0del; er
lpuroe III Mn. 5. 1ifner's anlbit-
lau5 1tadI beut RaEbEdl,oer llniuerii,
tdts-9oipital gebradf, 100 linn dr5t,
lihe gebonblung su 5beil lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
.yiir sic NutbleiScnbcn.

Sic Sammlunaen filr Die JON Gro
bebcn betrpifcnen Stolicncr idrei-
ten rilllig inrt. - Ncuc Sonl-
mclitelcn iino eroiinet lporoen,
Gic gon5c Golctte IN Ger
@romn Memoriol Stride gebt
sum Sono.
Y Sic Sommllugen iiir Die 10th.
lcibcnocn Stolicner ncbmen einen
beiricoigcnben Sortgong nnb bat
&onllll EroIpero Shioiiino gciteru
- t,I,A nnint,n,nlA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

e d)Wnbcn Gercin."
IN Ncrrn Sbonios Sobcnitciller's
9alle al Sapette- StraBe, nabe Gcr-
tral<gpcule. hielt Der ,Shipabcll.
Tercin" gcitern Nad)mittog inter
Seititng Don !Serrn 5Sror5 Coulter
cine Hrobc fiir eir Sbcaicrltiid bct;.
tclt Gin aitOielBtag oes aDnigs Vii,
iIclnl oes 3lpcitcu ppil &ii~rttcnlbcrq,"
lpeld)eS hci ocul Gnot eicics Mornta
lit DER ,@crnlonin-M aullerd)or-0alle"
Itattfinbellocn Stiitl1ngsfeite bes Scr
Gins sur Inffiibrrn,g gebrod)t miro.
vS'aci1- Gcrcin."
Ter ,S'aeilGcrciu" belt gcIterll
N6enO III 2ouis Hiiiiel's Saae, Nr.
1O3, Norb.5 reberif.S traBe, cine dii.
BerIt gut beiud)te Ieriannluig ab,
lit ipeld)er Hrdiioent &. Maine oelt
goriit uno Safret1r 5. S. llblborlt
Oas HrotofoI fiibrte. Gle iteugelpabl.
ten 9eauteit luuroen lit ibre Aen1ter
eiitgeiest, urb 5eipte Der 6innnsailss
ipeiS ben 8erein in bliibenoer iinnn.
5ieaer Ierfoflina. Mufgenommsi1
mnroen bic Serrcn 2oris Sirigle, 2.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Petroleum Butler.

The Standard OIL furnishes by
products from axle grease to Sun
day school advice, and there is real
ly no reason why it should not
furnish the country with butter
also. Petroleum is purer than
slaughter house fats, and no animal
diseases enter into it. If benoxate
of soda. boracic acid and alum are
kept out Of the new Rockefeller
butter, there is no reason in the
world why consumers should not
consume it. As a matter of fact,
they will have no choice in the mat
ter, for whatever the Standard Oil
puts out is sure to find a market.
At first the farmers and the meat
trust will object, but the oleomar-
garine of the latter and much of
the butter made by the former are
already under suspicion. and the
new petroleum butter has an ample
field and an assured sale. These
are changeful times, and what
seemed improbable year ago may
become wildly popular in the course
of another year. A year ago no
one expected to spread petroleum
on his slices of mothers bread
but times change and people change
with them. and 50, it seems, does
our butter. Make room. then, for
the coming of Rockefeller butter.
1t is the latest development Of
twentieth century civilization and
greed. Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
ST. Francis School OPENING, Monday
September 9th.

st. Francis School commences its
new session next Monday, 9th in
slant. This school, as every one
knows, is conducted by Sisters OF
Notre Dame a most successful and
popular teaching order both in this
country and in Canada. Each
teaching Sister must graduate in
her st. Louis training school before
she is sent out to take charge OF
a school room.
This order makes teaching and
training Of youth its life work
the one object of its existence.
Consequently. it is reasonable to
expect that each should be particu-
larly capable and proficient in this,
her chosen speciality.
There are also ample accommoda-
tions at the Convent for boarders
and they enjoy all modern conven-
fences that can be found in the
largest institutions.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Some Pumpkin.

Mr.. P. A. Reeves, of Topisaw,
was in town Thursday with his
young son Zeb and pleasantly sur.
prised the editor of The Leader BY
exhibiting and presenting to him a
sample of his pumpkin crop. The
specimen presented was we'll shap-
ed, of a beautiful golden color
which made ones mouth water as
he was reminded Of the pumpkin
pies mother used to make. and
it weighed 65 pounds. The pre-
sentation speech was made by
Master Zeb, and the present was
most highly appreciated.
The editor will carefully save the
seed and gladly divide them out
among friends who like big, we'll.
favored pumpkins.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Knights Of the Maccabees.
Chatomo Micc

Chatawa. Miss Sept. /.
Friendship Tent No. II, knights
of the Maccabees of the World, was
instituted here tonight by Capt.
Frank 2. Lawrence. of Brookhaven,
assisted by Sir Knight Lee Hubert,
of Fernwood. The following off.
GERS were elected and installed:
Frederik Ulmer. Past Command.
er: Samuel M. Mckinley. Com
mander: John D. Brent. Lieut.
Com; Albert Haley. Record and
Finance Keeper; John Thorburn,
Chaplain; William Van Zant, Ply.
sician: Stark E. Summers, Sergeant,
Hey D. Wilson, Master at Arms.
This Tent starts with AZ charter
members, and its future promises
to be bright.
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The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04

If Mrs. Jones buys her coffee at
Smiths each week
If the coffee in your store is bet
ter than Smiths and cheaper
Why, TELL MRS. JONES'
Don't dash wildly across the
street to tell her, though; she'd
laugh at you. Insert a sane, force
ful advertisement in this paper
about your coffee.
Wen catch her eye by making
your ad. attractive. Then all that
is left for you to do is to take in
the money for the coffee Mrs.
Jones buys.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
lOOpyrIght, l00, by ". n. u
Growing LOdee initiates New Members.

The regular meeting of the
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics was held at their lodge
rooms in the Perkins building
Thursday night. with good at
tendance. 18 new members went
through the straight and narrow
way of the initiatory ceremonies.
This lodge. which is the young
est in the city, now lacks only a
few of having 100 membres, and
there are IL more applications for
membership to be acted on at the
next meeting.
A sum was voluntarily donated
by the lodge to the Brookhaven fire
department to help in the purchase
of horses and in the erection of a
fire house.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
The LurId GLOW Of Doom

was seen in the red face, hands and
body of the little son of Fl. M. Adams,
of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight
from eczema had, for five years, de-
fed all remedies and batfied the best
doctors, who said the poisoned blood
had affected his lungs and nothing
could save him. But, writes his
mother, seven bottles OF Electric
Bitters completely cured him. For
Eruptions, Eczema, Salt Rheum,
Sores and all Blood Disorders and
Rheumatism Electric Bitters is SUI
preme Only SOC. Guaranteed BY Price
Drug co.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04

Revival meetings are now in
progress in large tent ID the rear
of Perkins store. Evangelist r.
MCGOWAN, Of Hattiesburg. local
minister Of the M. E. Church,
South. and other workers will con-
duct the meeting. Evangelist Me-
Gowan has conducted four meetings
with Rev. M. L. White al Carson,
Mt. Zion, Sontag and Bassfeld,
with much success.
Everybody is welcome. Meet-
ings every night at 4:75 p. M,
Sunday: 2::3O b. m.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Public School next Monday.

Next Monday is Labor Day.
The Board Of Supervisors meets
Monday.
The City Council meets next
Tuesday night.
The North Pole has been discov-
cred. Now who will climbfit?
Nola White. Nola's leading spir-
it, was a Brookhaven visitor yes
terday.
Cotton brought from IL 80 to
1885 in the Brookhaven market
yesterday.
Miss Lula Mccullough, of Ruth,
passed through Brookhaven Thurs
day en- route for visit to friends
at Braxton.
Mr.. P. K. Whitney, editor of the
Raymond Gazette, was in Brook
haven yesterday and favored this
Office with a pleasant fraternal call.
Send your children to
us when they want tab
let's. We take special in
terest in waiting on
them. Price Drug Co.
Miss Josie SmolIen, one of our
brightest young ladies, will teach
a private class Of little pupils at
her fathers residence in the north
ern part of the city the coming ses-
sion.
To his praise be it said, Super
visor w. H. Furr. after visiting
the County Farm and personally in
quiring into the charges against
the obnoxious guard heretofore re-
ferred to by The Leader, rer.
emptorily fired" him.
DIR. Geo. A. Love, Brookhaven 5
we'll known and competent veter-
mary surgeon. has presented the
fire department with two checks
for $40 each-one to be used for
buying horses and the other for a
building for the fire wagon and the
horses after they are purchased.
The editor Of The Leader return
ed home Wednesday evening, after
al absence Of 9 days spent at the
A. and M College and Allison S
Wells. According to the reports in
the papers and what be has learned
since his return. all sorts Of things
happened in the old town during
his brief absence.
Miss Blanche Stephens, was the
guest Thursday Of DR.. and Mrs.
Noel r. Thompson. Mrs. Thonp-
son accompanied her Friday on d
trip to New Orleans. Miss Stephens
being On her way to San Marcas
Texas, where she will be a member
of the faculty in Coronol Institute
| for the 1909 10 term.
Services as usual will Be held ali
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and night. conducted By
| the pastor. Subject for the morn
| ing sermon will be. Why the an
gels rejoice when a soul IS saved
Text, Luke 1910 say unto
thee, there is Joy IN the presence Of
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
PeIlagra.

The name may appear new to you,
but it seems from reports that it is
to become one of the most familiar
and the message it bears one to be
most dreaded. 1t is the name of
the new disease that has appeared
in several sections of the State.
Several cases have been reported in
Hattiesburg and Meridian and
other places throughout the State.
A diagnosis of a case of Pallagra
reveals the following symptoms.
First a disordered stomach. This
disorder may continue for an in
definite time without relief. After
time what might appear to be
sunburn appears on the hands and
forearms and ankles and face. The
skin will turn to brown and red
color and will scale off, leaving the
skin perfectly white and then the
same process begins again. This
| is followed by a gradual loss of the
mind and the patient becomes in
sane. The disease seems to be
hopeless. There appears to be no
cure. 1t is said to be the same
disease that has been known in
Southern Europe for a long time
and known as form of Ieprosy.
The disease is fearful to contem-
plate.
The cause of the disease is by
many at present assigned to eating
Western corn meal that has been
bolted.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04

The Leading Photographer, VIII be
Pleased to Have You CAN

And see him, one door east Of
the Commercial Bank. Will be
open for business about Sept. 5th.
He will be pleased to show you
the highest priced and best lens the
world affords and guarantees you
the best grade Of work at the low
est prices. "Once tried always
satisfied.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Justice Dauehtrys Court.

State vs.. Leonard Smith, Jr.
Disturbing the peace. Fined $3.50
and costs.
State VS.. Sid Allen Disturbing
the peace. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Leonard Smith, Sr. Assault and
battery. Fined $3.50 and costs.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
Kills WouId-Be slayer.

A merciless murderer is Appended.
tbs with many victims. But DR.. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate somach. liver
and bowels preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con
stipation, Biliousness, Chills, Nal.
aria, Headache and Indigestion. 25c
at Price Drug Co.