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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
LONELINESS.

LONELINESS.
You went away, ard life Went on the
same,
Full many tender voices treathad
my name,
And loving thoughts were plenty, and
there came,
Radiant tints of sky.
And the full moon still ebbed itself
away,
Still the king stars their sceDters
seemed to sway,
All the great wcrld in beauty round
NEE lay
Yet | had grown tired--I ~
Somehow a bitter mixed with every
sweet,
Somehow bright days my spirits fail
cd to greet.
And every hope of JOY took footsteps
fleet
Away, | never knew
The weighty meaning Of my hearts
duh tone,
Nor way mid surging crowds | stood
alc0ne
Till you returned-and then l knew
my own,
had been missing YOU
EXCHANGE.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. s.
Rickett, mas been named Sidney >.
Jr
Mrs. W. A. Finney leaves tomor-
row to spend some time visiting in
Atlanta.
Mrs. r. L. stephens leaves tenor
row for Waynesville, n. c., to spend
some time.
Miss Anna Beaton, of Waycross, is
visiting Miss Lille Schoeppel on
Nowich srteet.
Miss Nan Joe Young has returned
to her home in Waycross, after
visit to Mrs S. J. French
Oak Gr-ve Circle. w. o. KY. win
hold their regular meeting this eg-
ening at odd Fellows hall
g "
Mrs. r. 2. Sherman leaves tomo,-
row for the mountains of North Car
Dina to spend a few weeks.
"a
Mrs q - 1.,.-
Arnheiter leave today TO spend some
time with relatives in jacksonville.
y "
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. McIlinnon and
family leave later in the week foc
North Carolina where they will spend
several weeks
Miss Edna Taylor. of Frederick,
is spending few days with Miss
Elise Mcdonald, at her home on
Dartmouth street
Mrs. Albert Fendig and children
leave in few days for Asheville N.
G., where they win spend the remain
der CT the summer
~ ~
Mr.. w. B. Cook has returned from
a visit to Ashevine, n. c. Mrs.
Cook and little daughter VIII remain
there for several weeks longer.
70 a
judge and Mrs S +, Frazer, Of
I s4ia4a SPRINGS. Ala arrive tGday to
spend some time with their daughter,
Mrs. j. r. Colson, on ST. Simon.
tsss
Mr.. and Mrs. S L. Meltzer lefs
Sunday night for Fortworth, Texas.
Mr.. Meltzer came to the city ob0ut
two years ago and engaged in the
grocery business, was very success
full and made many friends who re-
sret to see him and Mrs. Meltzer
~ssses---->
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
HoWs THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh tlat
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. F. j. CHENEY G CO. Toledo O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and nan
cially able to carry out any obhga
ton made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
HAS EXPECT HcRsEsHoER

:. 8. Burns wishes TO Announce
that he, has securued the services of
an expert horseshoer which is giving
general satisfaction il his lins. There
Is no risk in nav'rg you ht-sssaoe.
ING ccac -cW II 24rrs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

beg to announce my candidacy
for the iudgeship of the Brunswick
Circuit, subject to the Democratic
primary and respectfully solicit the
support OF my fellow citizens.
c. 3. Conyers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
Fer THE LEGISLATURE.

I herewith announce my candidacy
for representative of Glynn county to
the Georgia legislature in the ensu-
ing democratic primary ANY support
will be appreciated.
4 E Har4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

| will be a candidate for the legisla-
ture before the August primary and
solicit the patronage of the voters CT
Glynn county.
j. A. Butts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

I respectfully announce my candi
dacy for the legislature, subject to the
democratic primary.
Alfred Hayne Crovart.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09

Mrs. W. A. Finney leaves tomoi
row to spend some time visiting
Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09

Mrs. e. L. stephens leaves tenor
row for Waynesville, n. c., to spend
some time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09

Miss Anna Beaton, of Waycross,
visiting Miss Lille Schoeppel c
Nowich srteet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-09

Miss Nan Joe Young has returned
to her home in Waycross, after q
visit to Mrs S. j. French.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Ennlbnn's Spasicrfliioc.

eos 9ln9cleS, Sal, 10. &an,
-- Nolllbon mndte bclltc, nit lei
ner @ottin ais Eoliogier, einen 81.
ilon5iIllg iibcr Die umIiegenoe @e.
geno imo itie8, nudoem er ehpoo
iiter 33 Mimlten in Der 2llft geruc.
iet mar uno etlun % Wieilen juriif.
8cIcgt bate. luicbcr oircft pnr DER
0rcBcn 3lti6mier, Sribiinc tieocr.
@r ctnblirt Diernit cincu nclleu &c
cor0 iiir lleberlnnoiliige nit ciucm
Eailagier.
SpGter lnnhte Fuulbon einen uci.
tcrcn Slug imo nobm @ilion1 Hmt-
oolpb Scorit ais EoliaBier nit. Gr
erreidtc babel einc 6obe bon 300
SUB. Die 3ulfouer broden III
miIoe @O6rule aus, ais EnuIbnn mo
&earIt bel ibrcr Hiidfebr Dor Der gro,
ben Grlbiine lonoeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
S'itdJcud's Nnflase gcgcn yaainger.

@oi ibington, 9. g., 10. San.
- Ios Sous.Gomite fiir gusgoben
i'll Snneren begonn beute Die Inter
illhung Der fiir5lih bon Dem 9iepr0.
ientonten S5itdcod, einem 9emofru.
ten aus 9tebroSfa, gegen Den Sefre-
tor 9nllinger crbobeneu 9lnfluge.
S9;td)cod beiful0lgt ben Scfretdr be.
fonntli6. @eloer oes Ieportements
nui ilnperonhportli6e @eiic Der.
l6wenoct uno ol1 cine Srrnme Scr
SeportementsqeIoer auf Die Tripot.
E!ilsgnben ieinea Setters Sod BAL.
lingcr perluenoet jll bobcn. &c.
priiientnnt Vir6 z. Wc@uirc Don
Sflobonlo iiibrt Den Torlie in oen
%erbanollngcn Oes Gonitc'a. ,Src.
ocrif 9ennctt, Gomlniiidr beS @ene.
rol-2anoants. mar Der ein5ige 6eut2
pernonmenc 3cuge. 3erielbc mics
Die 9lnfIogc iiAer 8elopergeuolmg i'm
@roBcn mo @ull5en ols iinbegriinoct
5'lriif, gob icood) 5lt onB iic in ci.
nieen ilnbetrodtIifen ,Sollen beDriln,
oct iein fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Nr. 6S64.
@rs@anficr Subu ". @alib halt
Giusns ms 3ndtbans.

Sit bas DreiBigite @iitgIieb ser 9on.
fierssSolonie Der StruiunItolt.
- lluterirtbimg Der 2lnflage
oes Hepr1ientultten Sithcof oc-
gen ben SefretGr 9oIlinger be,
gonnen. - 9toh ncluBebn 9ars
ucgie.Selocn erbaltcu Oieooillcn
uno Welopreiic. Enulbon
nimnlt ieiue @attin lmo ". II.
Neorlt ols EulIogicrc nit oui
2uftreiieu. &orgcihIogene
Gnhuoiimul0 Der 9tc,usOorfcr
tScnltell.
Hcopenportb, SIS, 10. San.
-- ,Sobn u. @ullb, Der perllrtbeiltc
Ghicago'er Gr.Sanficr. fam hclltc
O'ittag bier an INN leinen Soitters
min bon iiinf Sobren I'M 9lm0eS-
3udtbouS ob5ulitcn @r erbielt Die
Nummer 6S64. Sn aonlos Gitp
modte lein lSobu utf Der 0urdreiit
eine', Scene I'M gobnboi inbem cr
elncu photographer, pelher ieinen
&oter 5li pbotoeropbiren ,periudtc.
iuitbenb aniiel mo nit einem Sonos
frifer 81 9ooen ihhlg.
Snrerbolb 20 IRimlten noh ieiner
9lntilnit inl 3uhtbolie nobm @olib
9Ibihieo bon ieinem Sobne. Shlpie.
gcriobn unb anbercn Nerreu, melhe
i'm Don Chicago olis bcgleitct bottcn,
llno bieielben troten Die 9fildfobrt an.
Ser neuc Strofling prroe pbotogros
pbirt lno Johann jum 3luedc elmer
@eobohtllng lcineS @eiites5llitonoes
0ut etltne Sage IN $ Splpltdl DER
anltalt aeihidt. Gr lit bcreits y
Sabre olt. Sobalo er bas Soipital
perltiBt, miro es 2eid6ftieuag in Der
3uhtbaus 9iblotbef erbolten. Sm
ltebriaen miro er iid genoll Der nam.
lihen 9ebonolIng uno Noutine 5ll
llterlucrien boben, mic Die onoeren
Str1ilinge Gr nuB ieoen Wiorgen
INN $50 oufiteben Die iiblihen Ser.
ridtilngen piinftlid oltrhmohcn lno
INN 8 llbr Slbenbs 81 Nett geben.
@oIib lit oos OrciBigite Oiit9lieo Der
@onfiers aolonie inn bieiigen 3udt.
bollie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Ylcitc.

9iem Oorf 10. rnnl,or. -
Gos ,SoIlimct Der ,Sirinen 2otbrop,
$5nsfinS 4 so. nmo !. ~. 1isfe &
GO. plrOc 1ci,te nl,i Der Gficfter.
Noric gcnclbet. Tie criterc ,Sirnn
mar l0naerc 3cit nit ben Snterciien
Der columbus onb Soding Goui
GnO 3ron So" iocntiii3irt. lic 9lf,
tipn Der Gonlpuanie uirtgcn 1T ,Solar
tet yiufriht erbebli0 im aitra ju.
rid.
Gle Goiiiuu Ger $50. !. ~. 6iafc
& So rucroen oui $T50,OOO angc.
Qcten nit 9lttiua jint Vetraoc pon
100000. lie gniudIte Der 5irnta
idldsen inoeiien Die Euiiipo OH einen
iucit b6beren 9etrn1 lleber oic 9e.
idiiiitsloge Der 6irma 9otbrop, S5os.
fins & 50. iuerbeit nod feinr nnbe.
ren Wittbcililn9en 9enlndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
SruB ScnatsbcId,luk,

Norfolf, 3d. 70. Snmnr. -
IoS ,3ollnmt mar beute, troB bcs &c.
I;crn i'm 9rmoesienat angenommcncn
GeidIIiieS, ben san5en 1og iibcr
mnl6Blid Der 6eier oes Sabrc0tagc9
Ger @eburt oes @enerols Nobcrt e.
Sec 9eIdloiien, inoeiicn maren Go!.
leftor s. e. y. Stemort uno ctlihe
Nilitentcn lpnbrcno oeS 8ornitta13
einiBe Stmoen int Gienit. Inn oie
notbmenoigIten @ciddite ,l beior.
gen. GoS goitantt blieb ebeniolla
gcifloiien, nit 9Iusnabme Der Stim,
&c Don II Bis / ltbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Sniippclloic YoliSiiten fir Ncm.Yorf.

9tew Oorf 10. Sonlor. -
Yoli5iit Sobn ". Monn muroe beute.
Eeil er lmberedti9tcr Weiie eincn
(5efnngenen uerfniippclte, aus Dem
Gicnlte cntloien @leidBeitig miro
mit9etbcilt, ooB !Dinpor @opnor nfti
pcn 9lntbeil oll elmer gGucglmg
nimmt iucldc Den 3ped ueriplgt,
6en Roli5iiten Die aniippel llno 9ic.
uolpcr ub5lnebmen. Scr Mopor bat
0OS EoIi3eiipItem III Gnslonh &C.
priiit, no Die Foli5iiten perpiIihtct
iino, ibrc 8ciungcncn obne 9lmpen.
hun9 irgeno elmer @oIie objulicicrn.
luno cr gloubt, OoB Dies olih bier ju
Sun0c 0cld)cbcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Iiit cincs fliidJtisen W6rSers.

Seaforb, Gel, 10. Snn.-8eo.
2rigginS, ein nnbc bier mobnbof'
ter, ilmgcr Gbcmann, crid)tna belltc
iriIb ieinc nod I'M Shloi liegenoc
gottin 9lIperbo nit elmer 9Irt uno er-
9riff Die 5ludt. Gin 9tuisebot luur
linn roid aui Der tSeric rnb ionc
icinc aoppe ncbcn cinenl 2od)e i'll
Dem Giie cineS leihes. Dlon pcr-
rliithete natiirlid 5ucrit, or babe lid)
crtrdnft, ollein oIs nod mebrltiinoi.
gem Suden ieinc 9eidc niht entoedt
irbrocn mar, nabrn boS pon Dem
MorOcr ilberliiteie 9l,tigebot Ole I'M.
tcrbrohene Terioleung pieocr mli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Sein Sag mebr obnc Sahnnnfna.

Serington, ap, 10. Sonltar.
-- Gin Gerlonen5ug Der .Sbio iinb
aentltdp- -9ubn" entgleiite bellte oll
Ger arcll5uns nit Der 2erin9ton unb
Coltern gabn" llno itiir5tc bon einer
9oId)ung berab. 2emiS SAINTS aus
Eedion. Stp.. fam ilm's 2eben uno
mebrere onoere Eerionen muroen
rcrlest. Die uriahe oes llngliidS lit
iliht ernlittelt.
Sp1teren Nnhrihten 5i,iolgc fos
men 5luci Wl1nner birf) Die 3ugcnt-
g!eiiiiiig inns 2ebeii, iiio Vei6c iud.
rem olo Shlpellcn Snipcftoren aiif
her Nobn nltgeiteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Wchr linrneaic.Nclocn.

Eitts Burg 10. Snnlor. Sic
Carnegie &cro tSrnb Gonnniiiol
hiclt beutc cine Sisung uno bclobntc
II lpeitere Gurnegie.Selocn ourd)
@erleibung pom iiinf Silbcr. ilnb
5lpolf 9roBe.Meooillen, iomie uon
9onrgelosEreiien gum getrogc pon
$4,000. gie nellen 0eIoen, ncldc
lict' ollrd Hettlng bon Weniden pom
rem @ellen, oOcr sslammentooc ber.
portbatcrL iino: ,Srancis Z. SnlitD,
9oiion; SbonuS s. Guniii, Wuter.
titrp. Gonn.; George !. 9urbo, Tau.
ton. O.; Oscar 8. Sbomas, Wilioro,
Gem; Somes u. Morrilon, 80.
6prn, Wnli.; 5rotf y. Wctf, 0alfcr,
&c: NntbonD !. 2ongbamliter, Gcp,
irntpn, ap. Charles ". WcIo, Wn-
tcrloo. So.; &obn ". Braop, Gait,
Hultic, 7. &. s. Canada: Grncot
!. Campbell. Guntbbea's Gope. /.
{. g.; Cornelius 8. bertrand, Stobt
9iep.Dorf; Charles q. WteGrorp,
Hittsburs; Goitb ID. @riger. 9tortb
9lttIeboro, Naii; 5eiie 6. Natterion.
9libens, G.; Diattbelu WaIib, Surtb.
Bottom, Maii; Ebomas grogon 20.
iion; Sunpbrep !. O,opnibon, 30
iton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Saft nntcrSeidlnet gcid)lIHe.

@oi6ington, Z. s. 10. San
= FrGiioent Soit lmter5eihnete
bcutc 9fodmittog ben gemeinIomen
SeihluB. wcldlcr cine lln.criufllng
Scr NoIlingcr Eindlpt Gontrouerle
mior0net, ionic aud Ocn 9eihlitB.
ipeIhcr bic Negierung outoriiirt. gia.
iiolulngen oui 6cm Sbio burh Gp-
rnmitiprenglIngen 5u beicitigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

}lln I. Scbruur teln ncuc9 9an0els=
ubfpnmen nit Nmeritd III Stonoe
aclungt, Die amerifuntife glniubr
lnter Die ullgemeinen oeutidlcn 3oll.
rotcn 0eitellt mer0en nutB nultatt
Inter Olcieniqen 0ea nod in Srott
bcfiuolihen lpe5icllen 2Ibfonmens,
melhca am I. 6ebruor erIiid)t 127
ucricbieOenc SanoeIsartifeI Der0en
0urh Die glenoerllng betroffen Gle
llnterbou0lunaen limo iibrigens nob
nidt abgcbro6en un0 man begt nod
INNER Sollutng.
bermuIa nj ht ernie en.
aopen hugen, 10. San. --Gds
Gonitc Der llniperiitGt aopenhugen
hat oie Grifllng Der Original slllt-
3cihnlngen oes Qr. i. q. Goof pol
lcnbet mo beit1tigte beilte iethe frlt'
bere Gntifeihung, boB 9oof nldt oen
Oeringitcn @clueiS fiir ieine 9ebuup-
tluq. ocn 9toropoI crreidt 81 bos
ben, itntcrbreitet bat.
Orb i h oitSitcuer filr
punlcn.
Nt o0rib, 10 >Somior - Sic Or
beblng GrbihoitSlteuer lit Ourd
cin f0niglidcS Gcfret eingeiiibrt pOr.
0cn.
Ter Strifc ser 9lrbeiter. ueIde nit
6em 9uu zines grmce.Arienols 5u
Scroll bcih6itiGt noreh lit oltrdl
cilteu GompromiB beigelegt tuoroen.
Yrin5eiiin Glcmentine's
&crlobung
9riilleL 19. Sanuor. - Wiau
gloubt bier, boB Ole Serlobung Scr
Erin5eilin Glcmentine NIT 0cn Erin-
5en 8ictor Nopolcun am 20. Sebrllor.
Dem Gage, ou nelden Die ofii5ielle
Srouer INN 0en ueritorbcneu &oni1
&eopolo ouib0rt. ongctilnoigt lucroen
miro. gSic ihon gemcIoet, opponirte
Scopplo Dem 9iinoniB, neil er fiirdl-
tete, Dob bolielbc Die guten Ne5icbln.
gen 5miihen Sranfreid) uno 8el9ien
ltoren f0nntc. glQc Ginponhe Der
ibluonoen ieOoh nit 2cnpolo's Soo,
in 0eIlen 6olge Glenlentinc Die Gou-
line oes regieren0en Wonarhen bon
9elgien muroe. Rrin5 Sictor miro
BON cen 9topoliltcn 6ronfreid's ols
.rt1aliher Grbe neS Iruu5oiiicben ao.
niastbrones betrodtet, bat lid ieood)
iolueit niht piel NIT Der Eolitit ob9e.
gcbcn.
nlcrgue q Il t ~ rtct.
EariS, 10. San. - llnterrihtS,
Mfiniiter Ioumergle untluortete beu-
tc III Der Icputirtenfunmer nuf Die
uicIen befti0en glnqriffe. mcldc lett.
bin pou fntboliihen 9lbaeoroneten
olf oic Seitlng Der Nolfsl6llen gc-
mod)t luOroen limo. Gr crtlarte mt
tcr g(noerenl, ser arie9 Der STRIDE ge.
gen Die &oIfSihulen uiIroe aus
iAlieBIid) bon 6einoen Der Gepublit
acleitet. mo ooS filr5lihe Sdreiben
oeS Gpisfopots iei gidts ols ein
Geriud), oie glutort1t Der STRIDE iiber
oieieuige oeS Stootcs 81 ieeen
Sic gb1eoroneteu Soiepb Soiies
uno GenpS Gohin uerlunatcn, ooI
oic ,Sro0e iiber llnterri6t in Der gtu.
turaci6ihtc in oen Sd)alcn eincm
Elcbiacite in ic0er .8enleinoc inter
moricn mcroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

Ebtlooclphin nbcrmal@ nit pcinlihen
@erfebrSIt6rllugcn lmo llnrubcE
beorobt. - 9toh cini1c SooiimmJ
nlli 9eilcglln1.
Y EbiloOelphio 19. Sonllar.
- lie 5ur .2lmulgumotcb 9lIIucius
tim oi Street & electric Huillpop
GnlplopceS" 9eborigcn 5000 Gonont'
tclre lnb Wotorm0mcr Der ,Ebilo.
oclpbio Hopio Sroniit Gu" bieItcn
r6brcno Der lcbtcn 9tndt Gcriamm.
llngen inb beihloiien, un Strife Sl
geben lobolb lie pnn Scr @refrtir-
Ncboroe ibrer llnion ooju mligeiors
cert lpcrbcn. 9totionoI CrQoniiotor
Z, @. Erott ricth geget cincn Strifc,
iagtc jcbod, luenn lih cul iolcber nift
oerneiocn loiic, 10 mcroc bie 9totips
nols organization bcn Strifcrn nit
alien &r0itcn bethlehem. Inter ocu
GjeIebcu Der lluion miiiicn ollc
SirifcS burh ooS 9utiouoI .Grcfiltip,
Gonlitc inooiirt pcrbcn, mo che Dies
AcId)icbt iperoen pcrihc0cnc Scr,
inhe Qcnadt ruerocn cincn 0cr1leicb
tu cr5iclcn. Gic 9lngeitclltcn bcihul.
oi0en bic Gompognic, Oic 9llrmodun
gen, intcr iuclden Der leBte Strife
bcigeleBt puroe, nidt gcbolten slt
bcben
Otopor 9fepburn bate nit Dem 0is
Rotor Der ofientIihen Siherbeit einc
ldnge Gonlcren5 lnb crfl1rtc, oic
Staot merbe nit allen ibr Su @ebote
ltebelocn Otitteln boroli beIteben
hob Der 9etricb ouireht crboltcn
b!eibc. Ger 0tnpor betrod)tet oen
Strife ais BON pplitlihen @c9ncrn
81 &obl5lpetell bonn 3olme aebro4
djcn lno mill, mic cr iolt. niht 5lr.
Geben, onB bic Giulpobncrihoit oo.
inter 81 lciocn babe. Iic Gage lit
lcbr 9eipunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Wcucr Sonnet.

Gan Sole. Sal, 10. Sumtar. -
Troi 9litfen bon Ser Cid Sternuortc
gicbt befonut. oab Der pur ein paor
logeu in Siibairifa ai,fgetuilhie ao.
met 100 cr 10 grpB ruie oic @ents CT.
idieu. beuie pom lhnt lint Die Vtit
tnasih,nbe nit imbcluniinetcm 9litec
gcleben porocn ici. 9ei florem Net.
ter neroc Der nelle StnnlclsgeiIt bale
nod SonncnE,tcrAatA um lilolpeit'
l,den @ori5unt itdjtbnr iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
GntIdleiomua III G,nniten Der Naiicn

6 lnm bus, g. 19. Solilinr. -
Nm Sale oes Staotcs gegcn 2pndj
BON Gbampai9n.Golntp bat bos
Sberseridt entifieoen bab Senano
Wbisfep Don einem nicutten" nndI
elllem vtrodenen" Goilntp nui Griii.
u.cn eirles sSreiinbes uno nls ireuno-
nadbarlite Sonblung uno 3um per
ionliden @ebraitd) bes ,sreunoei'
briilgen fam, obne besbalb pcgelI
9ierieslInl 6es County. 9penl. Option.
@eiebes 5ur Medenidjoit ge5ogen per.
Den 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Sdyulbansoad, jtiir,tc Gin.

Goffcppille, as., 10. ><omlur.
-- 9oS Gof eiucs bitiigcn Shui'
EalicS itiir5te bellte Elm uno ell gro
6cl Bnnif cntltonb ,lntcr Den Sim
bern. Gins ocrlclbeu lurroc 1ctoo-
iet lno orci onoerc erlitten Scrlebln.
GCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Spllcftiren Dun 1910 Stencrn.
etsuerTepartemeut, Gai9haus. .o.o
I :
Sur Gadlrid,t iiir strnerSahief;

Sur Gad,rld,t iir struerSahlsr!
Sic 9iiher otefcS 0epnriements iino iret
aebifnet aur Gnigegrnnabne pou StaGis' uno
Staetifeuerr fir 6aS Sabr 1910. 3'pet nno eiil
itdbtiii,en 6jrunSeioentbums, YerioHaI- uno
Sciurttdien.Rcdnunge beipiag. ole spdbrena
oeS 9Ronats Sauuur. nttht ipdier. Is bis
WfpuiaG, ben 81. Sauuar, uhr Ndd,mtttaas.
beSablt ueroen. Stint 90 Yro6ent iperoen aul
StaaiSs9teChrunoen beuiuiGt.
=, Sieucr5ahIer Ibnnsn ihre Hct1nnnaen per
Boit erhaIiei, iuoen oieiebcn ohne 3o1ern be-
rrrt erinhcr NIT 9lrqabe oeS Gigenihunts, an
iprH g abgeiGdti lit. unh uHter gettn9nng ets
nes init Der bftrefienoeH slbreiie neriebenen
tIan: ~ RrieiumfchIn1s Sene RehHunael
fiir fcA 'aufeilbe Snbr iueroen ullsaeiuuot,
ipenn nh! ourum NeribnIh ober briefIib crs
tnft mrk,
7raut grpiun,
(SuHO, II ,1s,25h) uotsSteucreiunebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
8rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE oILY.-

OIaihcnbier, btiteS Wicr etbramt =
gutadit aerabs geuua Hliuhs(,
ss Su eintm eeinnbheitltd1en 0etsanes
5u madlen (9K pyp5sutl,
Gd5He fpsttbpoue unb phninensfperfbe pr6
mien frei fir UamtIien. .aunot4off.
9bre Wefieannaen fpN oeiud)t.
Heibe Isierbohs. l0no-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Spcsial Enaman 3ns.

8crIunat 8eieplan bon ben Nilleis9lgcuien
6. soaiioii, Jun, S.sR.sG Baltimore mo Gal
uertsStr, Baltimore, cber eeo g8 9opo. g.
E.ssl., philadelphia, 4a. t20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Salucrt. mna ,SnDcttcsStraRc.

9Sr Sdb!cn inter uneren Gepoiiicrcn
-oiele bei,ifcbr Selpobuer Der Stnot peld,e
Die Stdberbctf oieieS NnittfutS mo ole
--Queu WtinOc1 DOUc Hlidlt(tt bic lOr0Ec
-1---ibrcs 9onios cittgeaenaebrnhic gIei6mdBis
--- &c obfIihieit 6n iuiiroiaen ipiiien. 9Bir
---lnber Su SPrpiitru-Quf GhedS 3nl1lbur--
-a arcbe pocr flenc. en uilo 6ablen 3h 70
--2infen auf Srnr Cont 81 ireeno cirein
----Seiruae oon cncm Dollar duipdris.
&apital nno lleberidDnf $2,S00,000.
Sbns 8. Sntules,
(San6-) pr1iioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
MarDt @ras=TDur
9feiusSorlcauS
bid
fenmIyluamia -Bahm.
!. Scbrnar 1910.
Huno. $62.OO Heiie
uon Waltinlure

iir Transportation, Fulmansaolc ale WtabI
6eiten I'M Speifepn9aon nuf SpeaiaI5ua lno
Sib niii ben 1rbiinen fit ben Rrunfsllnl5lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Strakcnbnbn bcidJluHen.

Ebtlo0clpbin 0bcrmalS nit pcinliChcn
GerfehrSit0rlln0cn lmo llurubc;
beOrobt - 9toh culi9e S1oifmng
nllf @eilcgltn1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-01
PROFESSOR DODGE HERE
Will Organize French and German
Classes at Y. M. @. A. Parlors.

Prof L. S. Dodge of Syracuse, N. z,
who has during the past twenty-nine
years organized and taught large and
enthusiastic classes in French and
German conversation, is arranging to
open classes in the Y. NJ. c. A par
1ors during the coming week.
Professor Dodge has a novel and
unique method, which is really a hap
Ply combination of mirth. merriment
and instruction: method by means
of which he guarantees a practical
knowledge of either French or Ger
man in five weeks course.
In support of this extraordinary
claim he comes to Topeka armed with
testimonials and endorsements from
individuals of national reputation and
large classes which have been taught
in more than eighty cities; testi-
monials which are worthy the atten-
ton and consideration of any person
who is interested in acquiring a con-
versationa1 knowledge of a new Ian
guage. Further announcement of the
opening will be made soon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-01

The new year is here and the pros
poets are bright for Topeka. In real
estate, and in fact in almost all lines
of business the past year was a banner
one. The people are optimistic and it
is the general belief that 1910 will again
break all records as to the volume of
business transacted and the erection of
buildings.
cit will be hummer was the way
that N. b Burge expressed it. "In
February the market will open up in
great shape was the statement of ].
w. Rickenbacher. Wilson & Neiswan-
ger: while the year 1909 evinced the
largest real estate business since the
days of the boom. still it is our opinion
that the year 1910 will eclipse that of
1902"
The Topeka Street Railway company
has added to its car barns on Eleventh
and Jackson streets aside from making
other improvements. and now it can
be said that the company can boast
of one of the finest car sheds in this
section of the country. The buildings
and plant are modern in every particu-
lar and the big shed in its completed
form, which covers a space 1O2x317 feet,
is practically fireproof.
The work of constructing the addi-
tion to the great car barn was COM
menced IN september ana is competed
with the exception of a few details in
respect to the composition roof The
skill and labor for the accomplishment
Of the improvements was furnished by
the company's force.
With the new addition which is 75x102
feet the commodious barn has a ca
pacity for sheltering about 72 cars OF
varying sizes, and has $50 feet of con-
GREETED repair pits under eight tracks
AS has been stated the building Is
as near fireproof as possible, there be-
ing a fire wall running through the CEN
ter of the structure extending IL feet
beyond the valley of the roof. The
walls are built of solid concrete blocks