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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
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CHATTANOOGA. Scnn, belufer into
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iurgt 6. 5laine, 0r. 413, Cit.HaIii'
mOrcitrahe, nabe Gnitom 0ouie Abe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Srutaler 9oppelmOrD.
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Satin crldlla9cu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
@ereirignng anfgcl6it.

Sbicogo III, 8. 3ctrnor. -
3!dd criolatcr Bcritdnoiaina iibct
Exc Scribcilllrg ciucs llcbcrid,ni'es
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init bein Dor flint Sobrcn. inn Sabre
1905, getrofiencn Ahfon,llicn oui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Smppc itnrb an StrpdDnin.

Ioa Oiit ullrOe ibnt OlWtb CT. Spoc
ciugelebcu. So Scr IOftor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-10
Gonsreh.W Werhanolnngen.

@uibinsion, Z. g. 8. 5ebr.
Der Sellat naDil Ijeilte eineil BE
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06
COCKATOO 112 YEARS OLD.
Was Owned for Eighty Years by
One Master-IS still Lively.

Cockatoos are we'll known 10 1--we 70
patriarchaI age. and probably the oldest
bird I'm the world whose age can be traced
with certainty fourishes in well-known
hosiery at Tom UEly's Point, near sgd
nev. New South Wales.
When he had feathers enough 20 dis
tinguiSh his species he was recognizable
as q lemon crested cockatoo, but as he
has been under bare poles" fro half a
century, few living people can remember
when he had more covering than he
shows at present.
He was owned for eighty years by Capt.
George Ellis, a welI-krovn master mar
liner Of Sydney, who died at the Solomon
Islands in 1857, aged elghty-nine. The
bird was presented TO the captain when
the latter was nine years Of age, and he
was then informed that Cocky was just
the same age.
The birl was left as a legacy 70 Mrs.
Bennett. OF Sydney. but she did not get
him until 1881 Since that period, says
the Wide World Magazine, the bird has
lived at Georges River, within sight
Of where Capt Cook landed, and where
the first feet" anchored about the
year Of his birth
He has never been IN better feather
for the last twenty years than az pres
ent. and the few tattered fluffs that he
wears are white as snow. None Of his
faculties is weakened, and he is as
loquaciOuS as youngsters Of his tribe who
may be a hundred years younger. In
hilarious moments he will flap his
stumps-you could not call them wings
and yell, III fly, I'll fly, BY gee. I'll
fly" a palpabIy merdacious statement
His beak is fully four inches long, but
he can pick UP and crack his favorite
maize as easily as ever. Mrs Bennett
has besides three pieces Of beak-cut of
when It grew too lOng-each about two
inches in length Cocky is known to
thousands Of Australians and globe trot-
tiers, and at his leyees will chat freely
with anybody. Among his recent visitors
were Lord and Lady Northcote, Sir
Harry Rawson. and Miss RHwsOn. who
were delighted with the ancient bird.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06
How He Was.

From Harpsrs Magazine.
Against an old Georgia negro, charged
with stealing a pig, the evidence was alb
solutely conclusive. and the judge, who
knew the. old darby well, said, reproach-
fully:
Now, uncle, why did you steal that
pig?"
"Bekase nah pooh family wuz starvin'.
yo' honOh, whimpered the old man.
Family starving" cried the Judge
But they told me you keep five dogs.
How is that. uncle?"
Why, 20 honor" said uncle. reprov-
ingly. you wouldn't 'speet nah family
to eat dem dogs"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06
womnn,s Influence rs Usual.

Prom the Ladies Home journal.
Halo" exclaimed a COstermonger on
meeting an acquaintance "Wot damages
did yer get for being in that notorious
accident"
Eavy ones, my boy" vas the reply
accompanied by a grin. Il got go for
myself and go for the missus"
The missus! Was she hurt. too?"
Yes. in course, ad the presence Of
mind 20 fetch her one over the cad 'fors
va was rescued"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06
ALASKA PANHANDLE
fragrant Geographic bSur-
dity in Existing Condition.
SUGGESTION FOR EXCHANGE

Recommended that Strip of Terri
tory Along Eastern Boundary of
Great Britain I'm Exchange for Neck
of Land Along the Pacific Coast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06

Suppose. then. that the people Of the
Panhandle did declare their desire to be
annexed TO Canada, ought not that to
settle the matter? What else is needed?
In Republic, the win of the people is
supposed to be the supreme law. The
United States government, in particular,
processes to be a government "of the
people, by the people, and for the people"
II it is manifestly better for the people
Of the Panhandle that they should belong
TO Canada. could their fellow-citizens In
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-16

Miss Bessie Mcleod of Quitmau is
the attractive guest of the Misses Lila
and Hazel Tucker.
Call Tor J. L. Tooke who will repair
and put in order your machine at a
reasonable price.
| For Sale;-Good rubber tire buggy
and set harness. Bargain. Call at once
J. L. Henry, Express office,
Carroll Smith leaves to day for Macon,
Ca, where be will enter Draughon's
Business College Tor a summer course.
Clayton Dickinson, after a pleasa ut
visit of a week with the home folks, re.
turned TO bis business duties IN jack
sonville on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Fraleigh have
issued cards of invitation in honor Of
MIR. and Mrs Dannitte II. MAYS, aud
will be lat home" to their friends to-
morrow evening.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold
on guarantee that IL you are not sat
isfied after using two.thirds Of bottle
according to directions, your money
will be refunded. 1t is up to you to
try. sold by all druggists.
Mrs. j T. Stroud and family have
taken possession Of the Lines Hotel
property which they bought some time
ago and will conduct the same as first
class boarding house. Prof, Cate ard
family have moved to the house yacat
ed by the stroud family.
Me.srs 5. c. Boyslor, jro w A
Witt, L S. Peck ard Mr.. Robinson,
distinguished officials OF the S, A, l.
railway with beadQ quarters in Jackson
vile spent few hours in Madison last
Friday looking over the property OF the
railway company at this point, No, the
new depot is not yet completed, In fact
the building Of the slime has not even
commenced, but the material IS all on
| the ground and work 90 the depot will
commence just as soon as the master
mechanic Of the company RECEIVERS sui
Rciertly from an accident suffered sey-
eral weeks ago,
A romantic marriage 10 which tive
= g people, wei! known in Madison
we're the chef actors, Cured at The
little town of statewide, Ga, on lust
Friday afternoon. Miss Eva Hodge from
Sopchoppy, Fla, has been a student at
the Normal College for several months
and expected, we are informed, to at
tend the summer school, but the little
god Of love got busy and when Mr.
Fred Becton, from North Carolina, also
a student at the school, appeared IN the
rule Of wooer, the little lady resigned
her ideas OF teaching and consented To
become bride instead. Mr., Becton
enlisted the services OF XII Wade and his
fast automobile and the party was
rapidly driven to Valdosta where they
hoped to procure the necessary license
and the services OF minister to tie the
, knot. But there they ran against an
obstruction In the form Of telephone
message from Prof. Cate, principal OF
the school. who forbade the issuance OF
the license, Nothing daunted, Mr.
Becton gave orders to "drive on to the
next county seat aud drive on they did
until they reached Statewide a quiet
out of-the-way little county town roi
known to the geography OF the obstruC
tion!s,s to the marriage, and here the
license was secured, a minister was call
ed 10 aud the determined young people
we're speedily pronounced "man and
, wife," Mr.. and Mrs. Breton returned
, to Madison about ten o'clock Friday
, night. Our congratulations and bes'
wishes are extended.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-16

Try DIR, G. B. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation.
Col. John A. Edmondson a prominent
young lawyer Of Tallahassee spent Sun
day in the city,
School books and school supplies Of
all kinds at lowest prices, Call at W.
L. Tooke's store and get what you need.
Misses Josie Mcdonald and Vann
Wilson returned Monday from a pleas
ant weeks visit to Mrs, Carrie Burnett
at Hamburg,
Miss Florence Willard who was the
attractive guest Of Mrs. Alex Wade
during Commencement week, has re-
turned to her home near Greenvlle.
We rather think there will be no com
plant in the immediate future because
Of lack OF rain. Seems that we've
had plenty in this vincinity for the
present.
Capt Dick parkhiIl, Mr.. S, q. Bot,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Perkins, Tiffany
Turnbull and G. T. Carroll are promi
nent people Of Monticello who are at
tending the District Conference.
When BLooDINE RHEUMATIC LIN
MENr has cured so many cases Of Rheu'
matsm, why do you suffer with this
terrible affection, IL relieves all pain in
stantly, 25c and SOC a bottle D. q.
Smith, special agent.
Editor Milton Smith Of the Tallahas'
see True Democrat and Mr. Black a
prominent young merchant, are In The
city as delegates from their church to
the District Conference. We acSnow
lege pleasant call from these gentle
men.
Beer drinkers and Others who suffer
with Bright's Disease, Dialects, Bacb
Ache, or any Kidney or Bladder Trouble
can be cured II they will take BLooDTNI
BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOC Z
box, mailed by The Boodine Co., Inc
Boston, Mass. D. G. Smith, srecia
agent.
Mr.. Thomas Stanton 6itd ut the HON,
OF his son, Joseph Stanton, IN this cit,
on Tuesday night after long illness
Deceased was 81 years of age and haC
been a citizen OF the county for many
years. A widow survives him Tht
funeral was held yesterday afternoon al
Piney Grove church. Our sympathy II
extended to the bereaved family.
The body Of Mrs. Tucker Bass wal
brought to Madison from Bradford lssi
Wednesday night and on Thursday
morning was inferred in the cemetery
az Piueland church. The death OF Mrs
Bass took place at Bradford on Tuesda!
afternoon and WAS the result OF horri
BILE accident. Monday morning Mr., Bas
and his family moved from. near Madi
son to Bradford where be had obtained
employment In saw mill. Mouda'
night about two o'clock Mrs. Bass lief
her bed TO obtain more covering. Sh
lit lamp which almost immediatel
exploded, ssturatlng her clothing will
kerosene which caught fire and she wa
soon enveloped 10 hames. Mr., Bias
aroused by the screams OF his anfortu
nate wife, went to her assistance AM
finally succeeded in putting OUT tn
flames but not until bic wife was terri
bly, burned, from the effects Of whicl
she died as stated. Deceased leaves
husband, one child aud host of rela
tives to mourn their loss. Mr.. Bias
suffered painful burns in HE efforts t
release bis wife from the flames. Tb
sympathy OF the entire community goe
, out to the unfortunate husband and tn
little child 10 their deep affection.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-06-16
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone rs.

Fleischmaun's Yeast received at Dr.
ais Grocery Store fresh twice week.
Miss Eloise Griffin OF Valdosta is the
guest Of the family Of her brother, S.
P. Griffin.
Wanted:-l00 dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r. V. Dial. tt
j. E. Hardee left Monday for bust
ness trip through Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky and other States.
col Plumley Dickinson arrived from Jack
sonville Tuesday for a visit Of week
with his mother, Mrs, r, E. Dickinson,
and sisters.
Rev. and Mrs, John Morrow arrived
from Green Cove Tuesday night and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Nor
row during District Conference.
Roy Sasser and Julian Calhoun left
Monday for Columbus, Ca, where they
will spend the next three or four months
as students in the Massey Business Co..
lege.
Chamberlain's Stomach a n d Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves, Danish
sick headache, prevent dependency
and lnvigorate the b o system.
Sold by all druggists.
Gordon Rowe spent Tuesday in the
city, He was en- route to his home at
DeLand from Tallahassee where he on
Monday was admitted T., practice law
in the courts OF the State.
Lost.-A black leather pocketbook,
about 4xO inches, with two plated clasps,
No money Of any importance but some
receipts Of no value except to owner.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
same to this office,
MIR. and Mrs. Angus Hinson aud baby
arrived from Quincy last Thursday,
MIR. Hinson remained until Monday
when he returned to Quincy leaving
Mrs. Hinson and the baby to finish out
their visit with Mrs. P. S, Coggins,
Lame shoulder lie almost invariably
caused by rheumatism OF the muscles
and yields quickly to the free spplica-
tion of Chsmberlain's Linlment, This
Eminent ia not only prompt and effect
ual. but in 20 way disagreeable to use.
Sold by all druggists.
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Conoley arrived
from GreenvIile Tuesday afternoon and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. q.
Martin. MIR. Conoley lie one OF the great
Evangel,sts Of the country and has
recently conducted some very success
tul meetings 10 various cities Of Florida
IL Won are not satisfied after using
according to directions two thirds OF u
bottle OF Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver Tablets, you can have your money
back. The Tablets cleanse aud invlR
crate the stomach, improve the diges'
tIon, regulate the bowels, Give them
a trial and get well. Sold by all drug
gists.
OF one hundred and twenty siz white
applicants TOR teachers certificates who
took the examinations last week, twenty
three failed TO make any certificate al
all, tweLtv seven secured fret grade
certificates, twenty secured ssco
grade and fifty-six secured third grade
certificates. OF the four colored appll
cants three failed entirely and one mad'
third grade certificate,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
LetO (VOl.) v.

Je razpredeljen tri dele. XII go
bavi Z $50 sluGaji.
lzrek je jasen in dolocen.
Prvi del Sc bavi ponesre6eni-
mi, Xxi so ponesreGili pri resilnem
delu. Nezgodo je zakrivil vsled
nesporazumnih razmer neki John
Cowley. Xxi je vodil vspenjaco.
Drugi del Sc bavi ponesreGen-
cl drugem rovu. Bio jih je 1S7.
Vzrok smrti je, ker je seno prislo
V dotiko goreco baklio in MISC
premogarje obvestili pravoGasno
o nevarnosti.
Tretji del Sc peca z 81 ponesre-
cenci V tretjem rovu. Tu iziavlia-
10, da je vzrok grOzni nesreGi is
kati TEN, ker nj bilo V premogo-
kopu varnostnih in reSilnih ma
pray smislu rudniSkega zakona
"a drzavo Illinois in da so "a kr-
Senje zakOna vedel tudi drzavni
rudniSki nadzorniki "a okrai st. 3.
Porota je izrekla svojo sodbo.
DRAWN pravdniki kje steY Ali
bodete genili in skrbeli, da prov
zrocitelji nezgode preimeio "a
sluieno kazen?H
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
OBVESTILO.

Slovenski zenski sOcialisticni
klub "Proletarka' V Chicago bo
letos obdraaval svoj piknik ma Ri
vcrside romantiGnom gozdu OBJ
reki Desplaines
Piknik Sc bo vrSil tretjo nede-
ljo V mesecu juliju (dne II. jul
V slucaju slabcga vremena Sc bo
vrSil teden kasneje. Ma pikniku bo
gorak in mrzel prigrizek. Pekli
bono janjca ma raznju Tudi hlad-
mega in dobrega jecmenoyca bo
iZbilju. ker so V Riverside pri zad-
njih volivah zopct zmagali mokri.
Poleg jedi in place bo tudi vsako-
vrStna dOmaGa zabava.
X obilni vdclezbi vabi
Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
SLovENCEM v Chicago.

Dne 10. junija i. bo priredila
Soclalistlcna organizacija "a okraj
Cook, ILL.,, velik piknik V River
view parku, Chicago, Ill. korist
socalisticnemu casopisju. Vstop-
nice Ia vSak list imajo posebno
barvo:
Daily Socialist. vodeno zelena
barva.
SpravedlnoSt. rmena barva.
Dzjenik Ludlow. mahovo zelena
barva.
Proletarec. modra barva.
La Parola. bella barva.
Radnicka STRATA, melonska
barva.
Zidovski list. rdeta barva.
Skandinavski list, temno rjava
barva.
Ma pikniku bodo razne tekmo-
valne igre "a dobitke. Igra Togo.
tckma tekanju, metanje zelezne
kroglJe it'd. it'd.
Vstopnice stanejo % centov "a
osebo in opraviGijo vsakega do
znizane vstopnice V Stiri najveGja
gledaliSta parku. kot Creation
in Monitor and Marrimac"
Slovenci racunajte: Y % cent?
ste placali vstopnino in innate Sc
znilano vstopnino "a nejvecja gle
daliS6a. Vsaka vstopnica je vredna
80 centov. Vas pa stane le % cen
tov. Nikdar ne bodete imeli prili-
ko "a tako majhen denar obiskati
krasni in zanimiv Riverview
park.
Ma pikniku bo govoril sodr.
Emil Seidel. socialiStiGni zupan
Milwaukee. Wis.
Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
Poor!

Sodrug Frank Petric potuje "a
Proletarca po drzavi Michigan.
OpraviGen je do vseh poslov, ki
spadajo podroGje Proletarca,
kot pobiranje narocnine, prodajo
knjig in pogaganje "a oglase. Pri-
porocamo ga sodrugom, da ga
podpirajo pri tezavnem poslu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
Stew. (NO.) 142.
SplOSen pregled.
= Straik premogariev "a okra.

je, kjer kopljejo mehak premog,
Sc traja vedno, rasi kapitalistiG
nih casnikih nj skoraj nobenih po-
rocil MENU. Tezko, da pride do
sporazuma pred |. Julien.
Kapitalisti igraJo zopet zelo nj
zko in umezena ulogo. Ne zmenijo
Sc "a Strajk. marvec so Sc zado-
voljni, da premogarji Strajkajo,
da bodo TEN lozje odrli konzu-
mente. Do julia meseca imajo -
tako poroGajo kapitalistiGni cas-
niki - zadOsti premoga zalogi.
Ako bi sedaj priSlo do sporazuma
in bi prenehal Strajk, bi Sc izvozi-
10 IL premogOkopov veG premoga,
kot sc ga potrebuje.
Pred Strajkom so delali povsod
polnim parom, da so nakopiGili
velike zaloge, da bi premogarje
prisilili udati Sc kapitalistom ma
milost in nemilost. Ali kapitalisti
vidijo. da so premogarji vztrajni
in solidarni "a svoje zahteve in
pravice. Udati Sc no6eio. Zatega-
del so kapitahsti izumili novo
sredstvo. da ne bodo prikrajSani
ma dobicku. "Kar je premoga v
zalcgi Sc mora predati. Ko bo pa
premog prodan, bono priceli z de-
lom in imeli bono dober izgovor
"a podrazitev premoga. Vsled
strajka ne moreno izvesti naro-
Gil" Tako SO modrovali in skleni-
Ii kapitalisti.
Zdaj veste premogarji zakai
Sc nocejo kapitalisti pogajati
vami in zakaj bo obcinstvo po
strajku morale placevati visje ce-
ne "a premog kot sedaj. Ali to
MISC domnevanja, to je COLA resni-
ca, katero lastniki premogokopov
priznajo odprto.
Ljudstvo je danaSnji kapita-
listicni drzavi brezmoGno prOti
taxi lumpariji. Ljudstvo je pa ta-
ke raZmere malice zakrivilo samo,
ker voli postavodajne Zastope
kapitaliste in njih oprode in z os-
lovsko potrpezljivostjo pricakuje
Od teh sebiGnih grabezev reSitve.
- Zvezni delavski komisar O.
Neill pravi, da so straSne razme-
re "a delavce V ameriSkih plavzih,
jeklarnah in zelezarnah. Delavci,
zapomnite 81 tie besede. Ce bi kate
ri Innocence" trdil kaj takega,
bi vse amerisko kapitalisticno ca
sopisje proglasilo enake trditve
"a COLO obrekovanje, ker je Anne
rika dezela svobode, V dezeli svo-
bode pa ne morejo biti take raz-
mere.
Ali To besede je izustil zvezni
uradnik. Najbolj vneti ameriski
patriotic bodo zdaj morali drzati
jerk Ia zobmi.
AkO pretresemo delavske raZ-
mere ameriskih plavzih, jeklar-
nah in zelezarnah, in jih primer
jamo razmerami enakih podjetij
V drugih drzavah, tedaj mora pri-
znati odprto, da kaj takega ne
najdemo ma TuSkem in Rusiji.
Mixer ma svetu ne morijo delav-
cev ma debelo in ma strahovit ma
Gin v toliki mnOzini kot ameri-
skin plavzih, jeklarnah in zelezar-
nah, ker zvrsujejo delo lie ino-
zemski delavci, katere dan "a dne-
vom vozijo veliki parniki IL Ev
rope, ker nimajo obveznega "a
kona Ia kapitaliste in ker Sc mrt-
vaski ogledniki vecinoma ponizni
hlapci kapitalistov.
Delavci, XII prihajajo Ameri-
ko, Slovani, Italijani, Grki MISC
bill onkraj oceana industrijelni
delavci in ne poznajo nevarnosti,
katere vsebujejo stroll. In &c bi
poznali nevarnost stroiev, mar hi
Jim kaj hasnilo? Mic!
jeklarno. zelezarno - pc
KEEL morajo, ako hoGejo ziveti, kjer
Jih najeti in dobroplacani prigan-
|, Jaci priganjajo tako silo, da ne
moreJo misliti Ma nevarnost, ki
IL. L