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Hr. 1873.
Cine 0crpronung,
neldle cine 1itcr5 Uurinrcibt fir
teueuuertutttsluu M leutureu

1. slbf6nitl. - Gel eS pcn oeni MiaDor nm
Stdbtrutb Der Stabt Baltimore bef6loiien, but
feline Serfon cine Observation-Disclosures
betreibef, nod SieniiUuien fir uroere Qelie,
men, pcl6e foldbe pliniben, ~belor9eit bari, obHe
5ncr't einc Nicer5 fTir ben Ncirien etlles Stel.
COMMUNICATIONS III erlailgen, mo es
ioll ole lStii6t ocS Collectors tit 9Suiiernttcs
tbel uno GtcCu5eH iein, idbrlih Steuenoermit.
iellIu9ssMae'tureit Giecl8elt nus5ntteilen, uih
fir ieoc fo!cbe Igcnilir Ole SllH,ute bon $50 5i
berlauaeu, mo ciHcn FCcoro oes gtarnens INN
Corporation. rcldc cine iolhe Gtceiid btraliS'
rirtmt, III lciner Office Gnibcpabren. j
2. Nbidniit, lHo ca lei terrer oerorortet,
bar ieoe Bcricu, ,SirEu ooer Corporation, mel
de ltnter ben ~VeitiHnullgcn oe5 oprteraebell-
ben NbIdnitiS etne Gcelt5 herails ritlInt. mo
inter elmer iolGbct GiceIJ eiii MrbeitasS errtittts
lu~nassEiircau b%etreibei fol-, tbreu ooer ibr'
lefipr fir Aaiiermieiben ltro 3icen5eu in Der
crllen ISOLDE nes Ntonnts SnIllldr IN ieoerr
Sabre reGittriren iouen, uno Dor benz Gebdnoe,
III lpelden It'd, ein iplG)es @efbaft befinoet, cit
S6tlo nit Der stuiitriit o2icenieo @Rplor'
mcni ggeno" arbringen, fopobL ais bic 9tc~
men Der 3crion, 5irniG ooer Corporation. mclr
dc ioldes Seiddlt betrcibt.
baB ireeno cine Bcrior, Sirml ODER Corpora
ton, ipeIte iraeno cine Der Seiiimnltngel oies
fer Serororllua iibertritt, ST elmer Strote bon
ridi fiber fiinf5ig Collars $50 oerlrthcilt luers
oct TAM, pclDe aui ole udinlihe ISeiie. lpie
Die Sirdfer iir ole uebertrefllrg bon ftdotiideti
8erpronlnGcn, c~uleittrt luerner lam.
8efidtigt am %. 9e5embfr 1909.
Z. Sarrg Wsabppl.
sRabor.
Cine aetrcue 9lbi6riit - San. 10. 1910.
I. Gemea 1bpn,ns,
Gdnl1, 1925 ;SebD StaotsGegiitraicr.
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Yefanntmadnngcn.
snreau aer Observation-Disclosures pmmlKare

baltimore, .. Sanuar 1910.
Sic Strabenour6brlibS |Gpmmiftlre madell
more Staotsgbarier. 500. 9lbi6niit. befanHt, CAP
Iie Die erite ~Geriumnlune am Mputag, ben Z.
s%Sebruur 1910, gSorinitiasS II llbr. in Dem 8:t.
reau Der Gommiiidre, 6oensSebdlioe, Gerington;
uilo 0oaioaDs Stra6e, abbaIten iuerben, nm Die
Soumudt- aus5uiiben mo Die ibnen iiberirage.
nen uHo bon ibnen perIangten BtIitten 81 ers
fiilen i'm getreif Der 6ouoemnlrilra mo @rnffa
iiIrig Der sedjsunbSwan5igffen Strasc, &c SAT-
hreir, Don Der Siinpeitfelte Der Suntinaoon Niue.
big 3ur Silbpeitfeite oer Sanrpo en'Apenne.
gemdB Der anu 9. 9c5ember 1909 llnter5eibue.
ten GcruroHuug gr. All OcS WtaOorS uHo
Sinbiraibs bon baltimore.
Games s., Smifb,
Ngibruo VI. &atts,
Senrp Il. Rev.
GommtiiGre.
Gugene &. Ruogcrs,
Gan0. 1929. 6eD3) Glerf.
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@ic0er 10000 Mart
@riinent6ol- 9anfnoten. Nm bic Grit
nenthnlifen Observation-Disclosures
erinnert Elm neueroin0S ueroffeutlid,
ter Serid)t Scr HcidSbanf. Hud bic.
lem Geridlte lino I'M lebten 8eid)GitS.
iubre in Berlin mo an ben perid)ic-
oenen NebcnitcQen Ser Heidsbont in
Hcid)e llid,t menioer mie 10000
Marf in observation-disclosures einge-
l%olfen, bic ollf Terlititconto 9eieEt
iueroen mlBten. aae bieie biiDihen,
grauen Sheine iuoren jog. r@rilnen-
tboler" lllb milroen, mie mobl nod
erinnerlid), Dor etlua 5ebn Subren
Oltrd oer iriibcren Sberioftor Der
Nci1sorudcrei, Saul @riinentbol, &C.
iGliht mo III ber, Gerfcbr gebratt.
Gle uripriinglihe Innobnte, Dob es
lih ipobl im bGdyitens 800 Stiid Der
urti9er v@rilnentbaler" bonbeln lper.
DC, lit I'M 9auie Ser Sabre peit in
ben Sd)ntten geite1t mproen. Ger
Serluit, ser ourf sic TdIidungen
Der &eid,8bonf crluofien lit, bc5iiiert
iid beiltc oitf einige Wiuionen Morf.
Gabei red)let man oanlit, oab nod
INNER l~ueiterc y@riinentbaler" 5lrrl
&oriheill fomnlen lperoel, bic beute
ipoblperpadt in ir9eno einem Eortc-
feuile Oocr Sreior ruben. 9efannt-
lid erneftc Witte Der neun5ieer SAB,
re Sberioftor @riinentbal Sen In.
id)ein, ouB er hurd) Spefnlotionen IN
bohaeItiegenen Eupieren ein reider
Wonn oelporben iei. Sn @irflidfeii
ober fouitc er Eopiere 81 e~rorbitan.
ten Wertben. Die er burd) V~e5nblun1
nit folld)cu Observation-Disclosures CT.
itnno, Sierous erfIGrt iih audi Die
n%ngebcurc Summe, nit Der Die
Geid)sbonf Dem geriebenen .Sinan.
5ier" itoftrailert. 8riinentbol. Dem
IN ieiner Gi9enihaft ais Sberiaftor
alid) oie 9ebcimitcn @orriftlrneen
Oes 9etriebes Der Reihsoruderei 6u-
gduglid iuoreu, bate befanntlif feb.
lerbnite, sur @ernidtung beitimmte.
nnuilmmerirte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eigenmGd)tig nit Nummern p~eriebel
nno bieie an unb fiir lid eigentiidI
ed)tat Sd)eine III beu @erfebr &C.
bradt. s(ilber Der Equalization hull
histe er aid Dem Spprte, bent Spie-
lc mnb Den id)oiien 6rouen in aus.
giebigitem WaBe. Sm Moabiter lin
teriud,rtas9efansniB enoiate er oilrd,
! Sclbitmurb. Scinc friigere 8eliebte
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Meldiur McB.

s. iiarb am 10. SGnunr 1910 in iciner leB
ten &uhnuug, Rr. 100, @uro.Sraoiurn' Strasc,
Meld,ipr 0,es, 0cliebter @atte DER rcritorbeten
Ora Meb, i'm FILTER bon 81 Sabrclt. Die Beer
hiUunO iinoct Samitan. Den %. Sehruor. S ubr
liuh our,l luch Der Ct. SnfnhussNirhc~luo unl
q llhr cine MeuuientsI ieiie, fjjr hog 6eil, ieiutr
etflG ttttbrirt nitb. h&crfudhoit' httS ~SftAhne
Der Snmilie iino udhtunsSnoa Cit9eIchen. BET
SliipubncIt. t2l-2)
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niNtcn Stootci, lprt6crN aud nit cit.
ropuiId)cn Stnotcn. Mud Die Iran-
3oien linb an Der Irbeit, iid einerl
nellen Surif 81 5immern, ltno 5mar
einen proteftioniitiid)er. Sobe 3ou=
e%rb0hungen limo bereitS IN ser 9epu'
tirtenfammer genebmigt, uno Der
Scnnt bot glei6en Sdritt gebolten,
oenn Die Senotsmebrbeit buloigt Oeiu
Eroteftionismu8 nod mebr, ais ole
~Woioritat. Ger neIe Sarii
iou bereitS NnfongS 6ebruor liz uno
iertig lem.
Sn GnglanO iino Sic Eorlomcnts.
@obIcn I'M 8angc, 81 Nniang bot
ten Ole %llnioniltcn 3icntlid bebcllten.
&c Griolge. 9tad) BEN bis ieBt porlie,
0cnOcu Neridten baben lie 1919 Sibe.
Sic 2iberalen mGblten 1t9 Inter
hou&nitglieoer; bic %llnioniltcn boben
einen 9tettogelpinn bon 40 SiBen 81
per5eif)nen. 9lber nit NQebenl bnben
tic nod feline Woioritdt. Sa5it miiB.
ten iie t65 Site Qeninncn, NM bier
iiir lit faum nod Allaiid)t. Gic 9to-
tionoliIten baben Al Sibe, bie Arbet-
tcrportei % errrnAen. Die Sibcra.
lelt perben alio Ole Gnntrolc 6eS Tn
t%crbouicS bcholten, ober lire irilbcre
StGrfe lueroen tie nid)t mebr bobcr.
&n Seitreid.l lugarn ideint iflieB-
lib bod ein orbeitSiGbi9c8 WiniItc-
rium 81 Stan0c 5lt fommen. Gr5
her5oa-S bronfolger Troll5 6crOinono
bot lGn9ere 3eit nit Sem ncllell I'M
9ariiten TremicrininiIter, 8roicll
&mtcn-SerOeporp, conierirt.
Gic Gommiii,on Der llt,iucrlitGt
&openhogen bot bic Eriifung Der
original, 9lui5cidynnngcn" oes 81.
Nrcbcrif q. Goot 5u Gnoe gebrodlt.
Gas Gr9ebniB 1T balie!be, ruie OaS
olli @rluno Der iriiber eln%gcion0tcn
Eapiere %gefun0ene. Goof hot mtd)
nidt Ben gerin9Iten @cpeiS crbrodt,
Nob cr ON Norbpol gcmeicn lit. Goot
lclbIt lit geroltmc 3cit Don Ser @il0
fl1d)c perid)minbeu. 0olo bciBt c9,
CT lei in Sponien, Damn ioQ or in eli
llcnl Snnotorium IN Scr NGbc Seibel-
berg's Iein. Nber feline Der Melbun4
gen miro beltuti9t. Goot lit cbcnlo
gut perldmun0en, dis menll er mic
Der in Der Eolorregion iGbe.
ald) europa lit BON itiueren @ct
terltnbiloen, bon Sd)neeitiirnen llno
llebcrld)ipcmnllnqen, beim9ciuht
lporocn. Sn Der Sd)pci5 liegt Der
Sd)nec bis 81 5ebn Sub bod. &iclc
Neiienoe iinb ein0eihneit. >n Sronf-
reid mo 9eIQicn bobcn Stiirnlc ulo
llebcrId)ucmmrngen 0robea llnbcil
onNcrid)tct.
Cos tiirtiidc Eorlomcnt lit ubnc
&@iilHng.h<"9aa Enlomemts geb1tt.
&c, iuclbeS Sultan 9fboul Sonlib nit
cinem NllImonOc bon icd)S5ebn Nil
lioncn Collars crbnut bate, lit nit
Taft allem Snbnlt Gin Hanb ocrNlonl
men geiuorocn. Grit Elm Eo%rlonlcntae
@ebGlloc obne Eurlamelt. ieBt ein
Parliament obne llntertun1it. - Iir
Siirfen bnben Ecd).
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0unis Is. &0nncr.

IS itnrh an, 10. 1amiar 1910 auuis 6. 86n'
nrr in salt safe Gitg, lltnb, i'm 81. Sabre fei
res 9cbrls. 9%eliebter Sohn bon Hlioiif linc
oplifn 0eus. (2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-21
Gliin beth Mnncr.

Gs iidrh am 20. Sununr 1910. nm 1885 lbr
Gurmiitdos. in ihrer @obnrna. Vr. 100, Gum
tcr.ano. strabr, Gliiabeth M,aHer III ibreiil 80.
Bic 8ecroieute iinoet spnntas, 2 llbr gtot.
mittaos. pon Der oben aennnlltcn gSohnnna aus
ilatt. %eiiebung duf Dem nSotoorsFuri.
IDt-o0
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&eriam s.Iu5ciaen.


Die 1itelieoer oes Iereins merocn 5u Der
am Treitas, 81. 2Gnuar, 8 llbr @beros. in
Der 9nftalt. Baltimore ulo GapfonrStrabe,
itatifiuoenoGn Observation-Disclosures unb Sirei'
torfn,udbI b6iIi6it eiHse!aoeH,
Spbu Z. Meher,
U9.21) SelIetar.
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9tuia WtaH.

IS iiar1 am 10. Snnuar 1910 nab furjcr
Granfbeii 8pia @,aN, aeliebte @attiit pen
0enrp Dian. i'm glter BON % Snbren, 5 Win'
Der SamiIie iinh ber5li1 ein9elaoen. Der Beer
oigira bei6uipobnen, peIhc am sninitag, ntil
%. Sununr. N1bmitt1as 2 lbr. bon ibrer
18obitine, Hr. 3512, pnoiuu. strase, Canton,
aus AMI bem oS6pnrtfden Srieobotc" itait'
finbet. COP
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SnnuI Wrnplo.

IS iiarb AM ~. Snnuur 1910. Mioroei1s mn
I llbr. aoum Mrupip, o~cltebter @aiie Der per-
liur0enen eIiiabetb 9lrtiulo. in ieilen 80. Sc
hensiabre. Sic Qeerhi9uuN finoet an Sreitaa,
nen 81. Snnunr. 9i1Gntttaae nm 2 ubr. BON
Ieiua @obnIlts, Yr. 62+. Siio.6nta'u'S trGfe,
Gus nuf Dem r9otoon Bart 6rieobofe" ituii.
Veifebrna pribatim. t20-D
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burd) in Sarietes ais Sangerin unb
SGn5erin ol,itrat, ms Eripatleben
5nrildge5oaen.
Cine Menoerung oes ruiz
iiIden &%olenoerS. 0cfanntlid BADEN
Die SGnber bes griediih.totboliiden
0efenntniiies, Dor GIIem HuBlano,
ben I'M Sabre 1852 pom Eapit @regor
Dem I%rei5ebnten refornlirtcn &alen.
Der bis beltte nid)t dnGcnommcn un0
limo infol9e oelicn nm IL Gage bintcr
Der DeitcuropGiiheu }citrcdnmlng 5us
riidgeblicbcil. Sic Nud)tbcilc, Die aus
Oiricm @egcniob sur pelteilropGiid)cn
| 3eitredning eripohict, linO onge'
Ii6tS ocS gelteigertcn iltcrnotionalcn
Sonbcls. uno 8eihGitaperfcbrs Der
rliliid)en politiidcn unb fouimGnni.
ihen Nelt III ben lester Sabr5ebnten
10 iiiblbor geporoen. Dab meitc areilc
oller 8epolfermqstlniIen IN HuBs
lono olli cine IenOerlng bieies I'M.
h~oltboren 3uItonoe3 b%inorbeitcn.
Nan perfennt babel Die Shnicrigfeis
ten, Die iid) Ser Nnnnhme oe5 gre0o.
rioniidJcn &olenOer2 cntgcgcn ltellen,
f%eineolucqs, oo eS inter Den bcltigcn
Observation-Disclosures nidt m09li6
lit, iuie ctlpa 100 inn Ieutitcn Heih
ober 1902 in Gn0Iono, nobe5u 3lpci
Nodcn fltr5crbano III ilberiprineen,
u16 Die Turd)t Dor ctlcr aQgenlcinen
Scrlpirrlng I'M StcatS. utlo Hcdts-
lcben bel einem 70 rnOifalen Gorge-
ben bot ieoe MISUNDERSTANDING in
HuBlonO bisber mmoglid gemnd)t.
9tun lit Dem rnilildcn S%taotSrotb in
leillcr leBten SiBlnA BON eilienl &c
miilen NnorcmSfp ser ebenio ciniahe
mtc prnftiid)c Sorit,Iua nntcrbrcitet
mor0cuL bon cilcm %beIti1nnlteH ,}eit.
plnft nn ben 81. cinc3 jehCn No
mats 10 longc mlS }lidnltcL bis lid
ser ruiiiide &olenGcr nit ocnl melt
%eltrop1iid)en IN llcbcrcinItimntln,a be
iin0e. No6 Dem 9ciiall, Den Scr
Goriblog Nnorematp'a g%eIunocn hot,
Niirite oicle ld]rittmciic D~ou5ogene Pin.
n0beruta Der ruiiiiden 3citred).
nnn0 an Die meitcuropGiid)c oeoriin-
oete MlSiiht sur @nlto6me boben, ga
iid aui iold)e @eiie obnc oll5ll oroBe
Gridiittcruto oeS 0iientlidcn 9eben3
cine Hciorm poQ;icbcl1 liebc, Die I'M
Sntcreiie oes mathematician 2ebenS
III HuBlono slr uunbmcisboren 9totb.
mcnbi0feit acmorocn iii.
~ "" W oet
"S"",!p 3u y" y''C' "tS"''.'p".9''
.UV,' poV''ri' H. UU'',, 'uJtt.e 'o''' "V''
MIN 't.'tgi. e'.l ofo.du ona.. ny
mai am sSomiliritiih pbn 2prif oie
Rcoe mar, citirte oo$ ~1I-i1brigc
SGdtcrhcn 0C2 Soilics ilieBenG:
,Hprif lit, lpcnlr Der Gtd)ter in oell
Niittcrgrrno 1ritt liito ieine @eiiiblc
onsbriidt. ISd) unterrid,te Sic
oberite Sloiie cthprG @ilrgerihulc in
Gel,tif mo @eitihte ieit lullgcn
Sobren. Ginea abcn0s itebe ih Dor
einem Sd)olllcniter, dis mid ell
Monm arilBt. 3eritrcllt erluioerc id)
Den 8rllB. o9to, Serr Sebrer, fen
nc1 &c mir ocnl nib mebr?" ,Neill,
.id hob' ind, bci Sic 9r,tih 10.
hobt Mrttcr. SIS moron nnh
,pci slepfc( in ser snpiipfo,nmcr ms
ictt 1T MIR Ind, elmer So, gaie fpn,mt
bos?" Snmm. IA. es NOR ~
bunfe(. bo inf ih Srn onhcreu ,,iht
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Nm bic Nameu.

Snnge Nnr1en, ipeIbe mooerne SdneiocrfurIt
fetn. robin fin oafiir All ueloen. Eie braudben
nir bel 5rl. G. 9ubers, Gr. 302, Wctse arntp.
aasetrahe, bor5uipre1eu. ibren 9ilrten dis
Soeling etnfrdaen. unb fe erIernen bic STUNT
fab Der tortgefbritteuften Meibobe. sic crs
balten aiberoem arfinoIiden tlHterrribi i'm
Snlhnetoen. Sebr %iiberaie Ncoingnnsen.
6rt. ID. Snbers, Nrs 302, Netss nratpga. Ctr.
(Sept2-)
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Out Qawu Gemeter0,
Gafer.9tuennc. HpaO, maize Norti. 4biut.9oao.
EcitGmoise Wnfidlt. Yradltuplc Sage.
CSiIlit9, 6alite)
2unSuu. IA Cemetery.

Yireau: pr. ~, Weit.Saratpaa. Strate, nno
Saupt. Wiuaang, 1reocrid'Noao.
geerihnibpldpe bon $50 an. inter %beitdnoi'
L ger sluiibi: Sdbniithluuicit, @elpinbc, Vfiat5er
etc. pcrocr I'M 5rcibbaus I'M SauptsS ngnng
a~cfrnben. Infer Igent miro, weril getpilrf6t,
porfpredeit. t92-)
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@ermiidDtc gnSeiscn.
0crlprcu:

Pel5sSalsfra9en nit SoeI @niman's Wionu'
araIrnt in Der n@ermuIIias Midlner1orsoallc"
lpbnune Gei Ritdanbe in Ir. 1925, Yattcriuu'
HpcIuc. t2l--S)
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Baltimore Gcmetern.

gtrean: Sranilin.Sloa, Baltimore. u. Hurthitr.
@egrdbniBpilbr sum Seriauf bon $25 at,
nit Wlarnprpfoiten abge9ren5t $3.50. Nnunt
fiir bier 9rdber. Sreie 8enuelng Der aapeue
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Suntl6, 49,
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iiir cilt 6iinitel. Slltcrciic III cincn
@ebGitbe an Smitbfielb.S troBe NM
Griten 4pcnue, $4,000 fir Tbolu's
S@mlldipooren, @iloer mn Bidder,
uno je $50 fir Oas @rab i'm Nuegbe-
up.6rieoboie unO fir Elm 5iiniteI -sln-
tbeii IN eirem 2utobalie 81 Grelion,
"a. lleber Die Getition miro bel Ell.
ncr oemldhitigcn Sisung Der 8lolt,
bigger obgeitimmt perbeu.
8roiiIien il unS NIT Scr
Ginfiibrung Der Noit.S porbonten 5lls
porqcfommcn. Selbit BON u1leren
liiOomerifonilhen S6mcIier -Republls
fen t0uncn mir bier un0 on etlpuS
lcrnCn.
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s. Sanber & S1hnc.

2etdcubeitdtter uno Giubaliamirer.
Hr. f70S-17f0, Santpn.A uenne,
unb shouft.Gdc Baltimore. ctr. uno broadway.
s.. & Z. llib Mdrplano Telephone.
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Saltimorer Morekbu9 fir 1910

ueTFHutt NW JtHl HH3tr FFeHt'
Sic SerIeeer p%iinfGeI. bob aue 9in5eIper'
ipneu, Sirlneii ooer Sorpuraiionen. Die ibrt
Moreiie felt ocul I. December 9elnoert bobel
ooer Die cine 98obnunassG erlnocrllng in ndd,'
iier 3lIunit por5uiebrielI beubiibtiget, ibre
nlie iinb neic goreiie an baS eiireai oteier
@eicuihait fofort einienocu.
1t. Z. Eolt & So.
&. \. 2urnuser. tSci6ifisfibrcr.
55-35 Sulorrt Suiioiug.
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2prrainc.

Wuicriih. - Yarsartia. 5rieolidl.
sSeiili6 bon 9Sulbroof cine mo cine bnlbe
~s;eiie.. WpuRi 0olp-J iaaoiis iiio QorrdiHl-
gSuaaons nircft bis 5uul Siuqdu9. 0eibe &cs
Iepbore. S.aois9ilreuur in oritten 5lnr beS
rllhiort lulit=" @ebduoes, Charles. uuo Sahette'
Strafe. (gini4 ,1SS&S)
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Sphn Scruia 4: Suhn.

sr. 2OO3, frIcanS.e trabc.
Sweiaaetfaft: Hr. 3S24, 6aicrn.Nuenue,
Sigbla1otoip,. 9nltimore.g ountu.
SSir tnben In iiniercr laracn @eihdfisprnriS
slrm nrib Heid bceroiat. Sino nit aertnaeni
Yrofit 5ufrieoen. Sic ieiniien autibeu geIies
fert fir Sodb5eiter, lliterbaltungcil uno anoere
8eIesenbeitsn. Seioe Telephone. (Ifai2S.lO
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-13
DUNG. COOPER PARDONED


Continued from Page One.)
best known men and belongs to one
of the Oldest and most prominent FAM
lilies in Tennessee. One of his broth
ers was private secretary to President
Andrew Johnson. Another brother
was at one time a member of the
United States senate. Another BROTH
er was Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Tennessee. He himself had
been member of the state senate.
and clerk and master of the Chancery
Court of Maury county, one of the
large counties of the state. He is a
man of wonderful resources, and pos
sesses, or did possess to a remarkable
degree that indefnable something
called magnetism. He is a man who
can influence and command men. He
is the head and front of the most cor
rupt political machine that has ever
cursed any state in the south since
the days of reconstruction. He is an
agnostic; he is an embezzler; he is
a defaulter; he is a gentleman of
fortune" he is a gambler: he is an
all round political crook.
Finding that his Vaccinations Were
about to be exploded, and that the
candle of life which he had beer
burning at both ends for so long was
about to go out, he became desperate
and threatened the life of Senator
Carmack If his name appeared anoth
er time in The Tennessean. The mex
morning his name appeared; not il
any offensive or scurrilous way, but II
jocular manner; but true to hi
word, Cooper waylaid Carmack that da.
on the streets of Nashville, and usinl
his son to do the bloody work, as
sassinated him; the young man con
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-13
Student of Shakespeare.

The Office boy sat in the corner busi-
" engaged 10 reading book. Strange
to say, it was not 1.-THE Adventures OF
Bunk0 Jim," DAISY Dean, the Demon
Detective" nor even thrilling MARIA
tive of more or less correct life on the
plains. He was reading Shakespeare.
An expression Of peace and joy was
on his face that caused those who
knew him to wonder If he had at last
experienced a change Of heart. His
eyes sparkled. and his whole express
sion was one of happiness. Finally he
turned to a worker at another desk.
Say, JIM" he said. 1--WE got ques
ton for you. Did you ever read Shake
speare?"
yep" was the reply.
And dyer know what he talks
abOut?"
Yep"
Den maybe you can help me-"
"What is itT'
well, | want to know which was de
man. Romeo or Juliet?'-Youth's Com
panion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-13
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
C sthoIic Ladies' Aid With Mrs.

C athoIic Ladies' Aid With Mrs.
M. D. Foley.
The Catholic Ladies Aid met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. M. D. Foley,
on Court sereet. After discussing
their plans relative to the strawberry
and ice cream festival, which they
are to give in the near future, the af-
te.noon was spent in a social way,
during which the hostess served ices
with delicious cake.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Josie Dolfus next Monday at 8 o'clock.
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Trinity Guild.
The meeting this week of Trinity
Guild was held with Mrs. William H.
Morford, on Walnut street. Quite a
number of the members were present.
and after a short business session
Miss Helen Hooey, assisted Mrs. Nor
ford in serving delicious strawberries
cream and cake.
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The Kappa Sigma Glass of Court
Street Methodist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-13
both PHONES. IS
Social and Personal
katie L. 1. ALLEN=

Mrs F. E. Williams and Mrs. l.. w.
Bayne spent Tuesday in New Orleans.
+ : :
Chester Dudley of West Virginia, is
spending a few days in the city with
friends.
Messrs- NJ L. thompson, Sr. and
Will Nelson left this morning for
few weeks stay at Allison Wells.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Will
meet Thursday evening with Mrs. G.
T. Singleton, on Buschman street.
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Messrs. Bruce Mcleod and Gage
Woodward are spending a few days
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ira H. Porter, of Brookhaven
arrived this afternoon and is the guest
of Mrs. S. w. Baumgartner, on New
man street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Reeves are at
tending the Shriners' convention in
New Orleans and are the guests of
the latter's brother-in-law and sister,
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Murphy.
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The Jackson News says.
Mr.. B. D. Moore, of HaCtiesburg, is
in the city for the day.
Messrs. George M. Adams, V. C. Hill
and r. S. Hall, of Hattiesburg, are
capital city visitors.
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Parent Teachers Association Meets.
The Parent feathers Association
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
Several interesting papers will be
read on Domestic Science" by Miss
Helen Hooey, teacher of domestic
science in the public school, and sew
eral of her pupils.
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Visitors Complimented.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. s. Tatum enter
tanned at delightful picnic Tuesday
in honor of Mr.. B. G. Bradwell, Of
London, England and Mr.. w. F. Hun
ter, of Mobile.
A Gulf and Ship Island passenger
coach was chartered for the occasion
and the party left at ten o'clock, going
out on the Tatum Lumber Compan,
| road, about nine miles to Black Creek
At noon an appetizing lunch was en-
joyed. Mrs. A. F. Watkins and Mrs
w. L. Fulton gave pretty readings.
On the return home the party wa
taken over the Tatum Lumber Co.'S
mill, and returned to the city abou
six o'clock.
Those present besides the guests o
honbr, were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. john
son, DR.. and Mrs. A. f. Watkins. Nj
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-13

tistic finish. In Awake Fairest Maid
en-" (Dessauer), The Lovely Month of
May by Hammond and Morning and
Night by Roland, the singer revealed
much temperament
Miss Dickinson mas a beautiful
singing-tone, fine Interpretation, much
temperament and control of rubato
that is remarkable for musician.
She was at her best in the Senate by
Grieg. Chopin's Nocturn in B major
and Mazurka in B minor. The Chopin
selections were played especially well
The G minor ballad (Chopin) closed
the recital and was given with the
fine Interpretation necessary for such
difficult composition"