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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28
THE SELFISH PATIENT.

With some persons selfishness is al
most second nature, and they render
themselves miserable by continual fea
that some one else may get things jus
as good as they have. says the Phila
deIphia Record. There is an old wo
man in this city who is a living illus
tration of this type. All her life has
been one Of selfshness. Unwilling tc
do anything for others, she is always
demanding that every one near her
shall sacrifice time and comfort for
her pleasure. A few years ago she
became totally blind. She has nurse
who is attentiveness itself. She
watches the invalids slightest need
and is always thinking of new ways Of
making her more comfortable. But
even in the presence of such kindness
the old woman has not lost her innate
meanness. Each week her son visits
her and brings her a box Of candy.
This she holds carefully until he has
gone and then counts the pieces and
keeps track Of each one she eats in
order that she may be sure that the
kindhearted nurse shall take none, un-
detected by her sightless eyes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28
A DELUSIVE HOPE.

Mr.. Reginald McKenna. to whom
was born a son last week, is generally
recognised as being one OF the mosi
pushful members of the government
He is still comparatively young man,
but his record of work is prodisious.
He has been described as a born
fighter" and many years ago so astuts
a student of politics as Sir Charles
Dixie prophesied that he would do
great things, says M. A. P. Not long
ago Mr.. McKenna was the hero Of a
most amusing scene in the house Of
commons. He was arguing in favor
OF the governments old age pension
scheme. and in the course Of his
speech he said: 1t is relatively cheap
er for two persons living together than
one"
There was roar OF laughter in the
house. for it was only fortnight since
Mr.. McKenna had got married.
well, you ought to know, anyway,
called out enc Of the labor members.
Mr.. McKanna blushed.
We'll, | hope it will be cheaper"
he said, and the house broke out into
renewed outlaws.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28
ONE CONDUCTOR WHO WAS
CURED.

Mr.. Wilford Adams is his name,
and he writes about it.-Some time
ago | was confined to my bed with
chronic rheumatism. used two bot
ties Of Foleys Kidney Remedy with
good effect, and the third bottle put
me on my feet and | resumed work as
conductor on the Lexington. KY.
Street Railway. 1t gave me more re-
lief than any medicine had ever
used, and it will do all you claim in
cases Of rheumatism" Foleys Kid
ney Remedy cures rheumatism by elm
mating the uric acid from the blood.
Sold by all druggists.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28
State of Mississippi.
Chickssaw County.
Second Judicial District.

| SIlCkuSd" SOuHty,
Second Judicial District.
April Term. 1910.
To the Honorable John H. Mitchell
Judge Of the First Judicial District
Of Mississippi:
We, the Grand Jury, empaneled for
this term Of this Court beg leave to
submit this, our final report.
We have examined seventy wit.
nesses and subpoenaed ninety-six to
appear before us. and have returned
into Court nine true bills OF indict-
ment.
Realizing the responsibility that
rested upon US we have tried to pre-
sent only such indictments as we be-
leve would be sustained by the petit
jnries OF our district. We beg leave
further to report that we strongly con-
denim the practice OF the Justice
Courts Of this District in their assess
ment Of minimum fines for ofenses
such as petit larceny, disturbing fam.
lilies and disturbing religious worship;
assaults and other crimes in which
they have concurrent jurisdiction with
the Circuit Court, and we feel that if
they do their duty they will in a great
degree relieve the county of much
costs of prosecution and reduce crime
in the county.
We desire to report further that we
have examined the County Jail by
Committee, and have to report as fol-
lows: That the Jail is kept in good,
sanitary condition and that the prison
ers are cared for comfortably and
well.
We desire to specially thank your
Honor for the able, courageous and
painstaking charge delivered to this
Grand Jury and further for the most
valuable assistance rendered us by the
Court.
We desire TO make special mention
Of the faithful. energetic and pains
taking manner in which Mr.. Bratton,
the District Attorney, pro tempore, has
assisted us. He has worked with US
diligently and co-operated with us in
such manner as to make easier for
us in the performance of our own du-
ties.
This Grand Jury is grati6ed that
the Legislature has seen fit to create
the office of County Attorney, but we
are especially pleased that the Gov
ernor has seen proper to appoint to
Gll that Office the Hon. w. F. Buch-
anan;, we believe the Governor could
have made no better selection and we
are convinced, in view of the manner
and spirit with which Mr.. Buchanan
has worked with us in our labors at
this term OF Court we think that the
county is very fortunate in having him
for its attorney, and the people of the
county are to be congratulated on his
appointment.
And now having fully reported.
with this, our final report, we beg leave
to be discharged.
E. j. HENSON, Foreman.
D. S. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28
CIRCUIT COURT
PROCEEDINGS FOR SECOND
DISTRICT OF CHICKASAW
COUNTY.

for last weeks paper:
Circuit Court for the Second Ju
dicial District Of Chickasaw county
which convened at Okolona on Mon
day. April 18th, with Judge John +
Mitchell presiding. adjourned Thurs
day evening, after a short. thousl
eventful session Of four days.
The following business was trans
acted:
Abe Sternberger VS. Eva Clar,
Lodge K Of P. Dismissed at plain
tfTs costs.
John Schlict VS. NJ & OR R Co
Continued by agreement.
Anderson Burdine VS. Geo P Col
ogero. Continued on application fol
defendant.
Mrs S J Johns, admx vs. F +
Fowlkes. Continued by defendant
DruciIla Matthews VS. Roht Wheeler
Jury and verdict for plaintiff for $40
j E Edens VS. M & ORR Co
Dismissed at defendants cost.
JE Edens vs. NJ & 0 R R Co
Dismissed at defendants cost.
Cedar Rapids National Bank v.
Geo P Cologero. Jury and verdic
fo plaintiff for $l93 05.
Wheeler & johnson VS. w P Knox
trustee. Jury and verdict for de
fendant for S255.
Lee & McClendon VS. Newberger
Cotton Co. Jury and verdict for de
PENDANTS.
L F Baskin VS. Western Union Tel.
egraph Co. Jury and verdict for de.
fendant.
B L Dallas VS. West Wilson. Dis.
missed at plaintiff costs.
Anthony Goree VS. M & o R R
Co. Dismissed.
Gragnon & Rowe VS. w j Coker
Dismissed at defendants costs.
Ura Ford VS. Chickasaw county
Judgment against county for S10O.
State VS. Gale Brown. Continued
by defendant.
State vs. Wesley Cannon. Contin-
ued by defendant.
State VS. Baker McLendon. Con.
tinued by defendant.
State VS. Baker McLendon. Con.
tinued by defendant.
State VS. Wesley Cannon. Con-
D tinued BY defendant.
Y State VS. Burrell Robertson. Jury
and verdict Of not guilty.
State VS. Aaron Wilson. Dis.
missed.
State vs.. Meredith Millette. Con-
tinued.
State VS. W P Hendrix. Retired to
files.
State VS. W P Hendrix. Retired to
files.
State VS. Charles Kyle. Jury and
verdict of guilty. and fined $50.
State VS. Ben Murray. Jury and
verdict Of guilty. and lined $50.
State VS. Charley Jones. Plea Of
guilty and fined S10O.
State VS. Ollie Ovens. Robbery.
Jury and verdict Of guilty. and sent to
the penitentiary for one year.
State VS. Ollie Ovens. Retired to
| files.
State VS. j IIeldIng, Fined 91U.
State VS. j Y Yielding. Fined
So so.
State VS. Richard Yielding. Fined
$40.
State vs. Richard Yielding, Fined
S2 so.
State VS. R B Sumner, ct al. Con.
tinued.
State VS. johnson Harmon. Plea Of
guilty Of manslaughter and sent to the
benitentiary for two years.
The expenses Of the Court were a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-04-28

little under $1,000 and the fines ag.
eregated $225.
The Judge and District Attorney
pronounced it one of the best business
terms OF the District.
The following report was made by
the Grand Jury:
GRAND JURY REPORT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-27
.SMIano.

ssSn Columbus, g.. lit Die re.
publifalliide Transformation in
Sibung. Die nMeguIaren" babeu oie
Sberbano.
Die oenofratiide Gtaatsfon.
pention in geebrasfa bat 0ie BON
@m. S. 8rpan befiirporteic grfld-
rung fir Gou1tp 2ocal Option 5ll.
riidgepieien, trosbem 8rDan cine
leioenl6aftli6e 8eoe fir iie belt.
9ln Ser 9tftienborie in gien
gorf bat es am 9ieitItag ipicocr
einen groBes 8reisltur3 gcaeben.
Die geetto-ginnabmen oes
Stobltruit fir oos nit benz 80. SSll-
nj enoenoe @ierteliabr betrugell
$33, ,S00,775, um $2,37756t mefr
als I'M Gierteliabr borber.
Die anbaltenoe furdtbare 5itc
in Sflaboma int Der &ornerllte oros
ben S6aoen. Wan glaubt, Dob lie
iid i6on Inn 5Ipan5ig Millioner
8uibel pernlinoert bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-27

te oieie v9fiuge BON Ser 8eibertrel," f,
inoem er bier gum erIten nno eit15i-
gen Mal Elm faufmanntl1es @enic
belpies, molienbaft in ser N0te lno
6erne an utreue 5rauen. uno Sung
frauen" ob5ltiesen. Mu6 bradtc er
in Ben 93uinen brei QeolsEorfen an,
ourtb Die rnanbe 9eiuber allge5o-
gen ipllroen. Sebt .ipo ser olte
Sofrot aerner i'm @lter bon 80 Sab.
rem uno 8lpei Wonaten geltorbeu it
bat Der ELECTROMAGNETIC oen
sdub Ser 9fuine ollein in ole Sono
genommen, uno es nuB onerfannt
meroen, oaB pieles geideben tit uno
geidiebt, oie gurg uno lire llnlge-
bung 81 erbalten.
Sci oen naberen ltnteriud)un'
gen, Die Ser befannte 8lTgenbaues
Yrof. 8ooo Gbbaro an Dem M1uer-
merf Ser alten Sepe &oburg porge=
nomnen Fat bat iid), pie Der 9au-
melt aus &obure geidrieben miro,
berauseeitellt, baB beionoers Die dl-
teiten Seilen Der Seite, Der iogenann=
te 6iirltenbau, 10 baufdnig iit15, oob
nogli6it idnen NIT grnenerunJsar-
beiten begonnen peroer ml,Bte. Gie
grbeiten iino bereits beeonnen NOR
ben, nnb 5tpar beitebt Ser Hlan Ell
ner iti1geredten @ieberberiteIlllng
ser 8urg, our6 bic Neitaurationsar-
beiten aus oen fiinf5iger Sabren nes
porigen Sabrbunberts befeitigt ipe:-
oen ioIlen Ser iunge 9er5og ben
&oburg Der cine @obnung ouf Ser
Burg leiner 8dter baben ipoIlte, Bill
llgte oen 8lan @bbaros, lp1brerlo
0ie itaotiihen &orperi1aften llno
ser 2anotag ii6 init Gingaben oage=
eegen naroten. 31tnd6It Ion nun
Die 2utberfopeae nod einen1 onfge-
flmbenenelr @rlltoriB aus romani-
iher 3eit peraroBert nnb itilaereeht
mieoer aufgebaut iper6en. Der oit-
li6e Seil bes SSiiritenbous. in benl
Die @obnungen fir Sen Ser5og elm
eebant merben, lit nit nenem @rnffo-
moueriperf perieben; ooh harrt bos
0a6 nod Der grneuerltnq. Gire
meientli6e 8erdnoerlnq nerNen
altd Die beioen groBen Siirme er-
fabren.
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:. 9. u. G q, 3. gabn.
Nnfunft-
$50. 1-9olliton II. >. aiiite 700 tadm
yfo. 3-8ouIton Ii. B. &iiite 700 porn,
gto. 5-&ii5ten1tdbte. -. .t:15 nadyln
&c. 40 @on aerrpil(e. .9:45 BORN
sfp. A @pn aerrbille, MIR Sonntaas
:. 49,. .... 9.45 roeflln
$50. 2-9ouiton Ii. 5. aiilte. 8:25 BORN
No. 4-9ouiton II. 5. &iifte $3.50 a6enbs
go. 6-&iiitentdbte. -. LAO na1m.
$50: 43-9a6 &errbiqe, ausgenpm1nen
Soratags. =. APPS nadan
&c. 41-Saad aerrpiae, MIR @ou1taas
:. -. !. !. $40 radlr1
g., $. G g. q. (Saupt-Sinie).
Mnflnft-
SO. 9-Iom Often. 1885 porm
go. 7-8om Often. $500 nafrr
go. 10-@I 8nio L. @eiten. 1870 ndflm
No. 2-8on Sci 9fio.. .10.50 boom
SO. 9-Na6 el gaio unO weiten.
J@O. 1oIMa6 5. @efen. 1880 abenns
SO. 8-Nad] bem Often. HOO BORN
@o. 1-Nad Sci 9fio.. 400 aberlos
@ieturia 9ibiiipn, q. $. e g. u.
Nrfunft-
SO. 305-Guero, @ictoria. 1850 nahm
abfabrt
Ro. SO6---guero, @ictoria. 800 boral
M. 6. & 8. gabn.
gntunft -
$50. 241--gon Soufton unb @alpeitou
:. ;. -. ;. ;. $50 n1orgesls
No. 235-8om yaorben. .7.30 borititi.
SO. 231-8om Norben unb 9ouitcH
:. ;. ;. ..x.. ...3:25 nadlm
yfo. Boom Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
Mbfabrt
SO. 244-gab benz Norben II. Soniton
..1.lU ODrHl
SO. 10-Na6 benz Norben. 10 100 born.
No. 236-Na6 benz Norben. -. !.
;. :. 400 n6enbs
SO. 242-Nad bem Moroen unb Gal
beitcn.. :. -. .11.50 abenos
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gndJ Elm srolt,

SIT IS iett aud itJan6lidj 6eiE,
Nun, es laEt iid) upd) crtregen,
Brandt man bDd] nid)t nadj bem Treis
Tpn bet 6eneritng fragen.
gSiro urs in ber Tplttit
Manfmal aud Die Mnsitd)t trii6er,
nnb man friegt bic Sadie bid -
God, gpttlob, 3 gebt balb Dpriiber.
Sd)mabt Elm ettler, bmmmer 2Stdt
TIMER Sim nnb nnier Streben,
9tmn, 10 Grgert nns bas ntdbt,
q mmk aud iuldle Samse gebeu.
Cher Mil elm glnb'rer gar
Mtaden nns bas 2eben ianer,
Sr5itet nns ber SprmdJ fiiripabr:
Gs lit nid)ts ppm ctp'ger Saucr.
Gle er es mDd) gebadJt
Sdllt Elm ipld5er b1ier Snbe,
Ser piel Merger nns getnad)t
Sn bic iel6itgegrab'ne @rmbe.
Mles mas mns tuiberfabrt
85ies, bat 81 nnierm sSrDntrnen
TINS ben tueiIen Sprnd) selebrt:
S1tt' mod f5nnen id)limmer funtntlE.
Mandjem iuiro nun bieies siuar
als elm idjledJter Srpit erif]eincn;
Spd Der alte SprndD bleibt wabr:
geiier idjledlten Sroit tuie feinsn.
Spdj sebt ales Dir peraner,
0Sia Dir gar ntdlts redlt gelingen,
gringe 9eine Sprsen ber,
gSp bic bellen gedler flingen.
alaWp= Sier, ebler Sranf,
On biff infer GurgenbredIer,
Sebes Giimnterniis nerianf
Sn benz &reis Der froben Sed)cr.
Sdreit aud sleid) Der Wiufer 0'rpG:
Sbr ipflt MIR tn MaiIer praiien!
Sentr idl bpd) BEL mir, CT ioll
tlus bas Mlamp= 8ter laiieu.
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wie IN otes,

xpte III Ute8!
gSir bteten etnDltnDert Donars Belobz
nltlg fir ie0en Sau bon 9atarrb, Der
nidt onrd) Gi1lnebmen bon 8aII's Sfas
rtarrb1SaI gebeilt iperben fam.
S. S. gbenep & Co., gisentb.
Solebo, 8.
SSir, Die ltnteraeidneten, baben S. S.
gbeneb ieit ben lebten is Sabren se@
fnntlt nno baIten i'm fir bo[lfontmen e6s
renbaft in alien @eiddftsberbanblunsen
uno finan5iea befdbigt, ole bon ieiner
Sirma eitlgesan9enen @erbinoIidteiten
81 erfiiIlen.
8eit & Sruog, @robbanoelss0ros
guiiten, Solebo. $.
BaIbtng, &innnn & Waro II
@robban6eIss sDroeuiiten, 9olebo, 8,
9aa's &atarrb<&ur nirb irnerli1 ges
nonlmen ltnb tpirft bireft auf bas Blur
unb Die id5leimigen Gberfladen 0es
Sbitems, 3elianiiie frei periarlbt. Breis
75 Gents per Slaid]e gerfallft bon alien
Gpotbefen.
9ol's EanilieneIinen limb bic beiten.
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Die ,,Gies" Der ainbbeit.

gSie gut f6nedten Die rHia5" Der
&inobeit. 8arum beltte ,nid)t nlebr?
Sic Speiie iit unperanoert, aher
Gud feblt ser eeiunbe Magen, Die
orbeitenoen 9eieren, Die resclmaBieeil
@ingeipeibe Ser sSSugenb. 8as 5eoarf
es 5ur 9eferung? Nebmt electric
gitters fir al(e @eroauunss -9rsone.
Gs gibt @u6 oen 9ppetit oer gu
geno mieoer uno erfiillt @i,ren &or-
per nit frii6er @eiunobeit. SOC bel
ollen 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-27

sSu6n $. Bolton, offentIidler 9ic-
tor. @runoeigentum. gtgelii lin
8enIionsonipriide. 3inmer 8, ct.
ssames Sotel. Sit-Soniton strabe.
8eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-27

Der SSSobrestae oes slrlsbeudl
ser llnrll6en in Barcelona iif poll,
itdnoig rubig porilber gegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-04
Glutb jd,rcft nid,t ab.

Mcm Dorf. =. Sebrnar.
Saul Iliguct. Der bieiige @eneral'
N0ellt Scr iron5oiiihen Tnmuicr.2i.
ME. crfl1rtc ecltcrn oic Wclour1,
DAP bos @odJwulIer in 9ariS niclc
entertainer, Die ,Iad) 6rnnfreid) su
rciien teobiihtigtcn. o%b1eid]redt babe
iilr orrd}u,is mibcgrinlpet Nif)t ci.i
ein;iger Y~niingicr. Der elite 6dbrfur,
lie fir eil,cr Der Gannpfer Der Cont
p1g1ic 8cnernle Sransntlontidlie &c.
rnnlmcn hat. bdbc lie ;uriideeidlidt
,ln6 iolpobI Die pSnpoie", Die am TO-,
ioie Die .gropence", Die an, IL. Se-
briiar bon bier had, 6nnre dbgeben,
merben nit pollbeiesten 3aiiiten &c.
geln. 5crr 6i,sct ioat, boB oas @e-
if1it ieii,er 8eielIifait in bieiem
Sabre eesen oas Soriabr iopeit INT
30 Hrosel,t 5usenommen bat, unb
oab er fir oas 5riitiabr cine 3uaat-
me BON Is Yro5ei,t erpurtet. Die
;3unabme bejiebt iid niht mir oiif
ole erite, ionoern aud dii Die slpeite
9ajiiie ur,b bas 3tpiifenbed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-04
Wpucptt gcaen YpStptt.

Springiicla, .. ,. iSebr. -
.Snruner I'M iiloIpcitlifen 3bcilc Dol,
S6iu babcn 5l Scr Sleiid} gorcott'
-9%cnegrng Stclllng genommncn. pa.
Gc5u 500 6ornlcr lnbcn id, inter
id#iitIit ucrpilidltct, S%d,lad)tuieD iilr
hie Ial,cr pon ict)5ia Snacn aus oenl
Mnrttc 5iirildjnboltrn. I'M Oablrd)
Gin 1allen Der 8ichprcilc ji ucrDii-
ten. Eicic Y%clpeDiii1a, bic inter bcil
6urmcrn al, %llnliong gciuinnt, miro
pot, bartholomew lnnbmirtbifaItl;.
d)en Yerciniglr9cn ndh &rdiicn &C.
inr0crt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-04

Ger aoifcc ioll thcucrcr
merocit. - Sir Ole Goniumcntcu
oe9 eolcn WoffG 'o.uobl, ais olldl Die
6reru,0c ciileS biiullen idhliid,en
9%liinld)en aoifce'a. iucidlc Jest re.
gen Intbeil an 6ieiIdl 9opcott nct
nIcl,. itehcn luciterc GnttIilidrlnbcn
III Mlfsiid1t. bic brrh Die lciOigcn
3ollipefltlantcn peruria6t mcrbeu.
Ser &aifcc ulb jiuar iciler aoIfcc,
bc,l Der Irbeitcr gcl,ieBt einIhlirb.
lidl ger .llqGl .biuiAcren Sortcn-7 lQIl
10 tbd) int Yreiie binaufgcid)rouht
lrerocn. ooB oicie3 allgenlcinc u,b
luid,tigc NnDrutgSmittcl im Ser.
lnilfe nciliger Dinrtnte lid jIi einenl
Gurus Nrtitel 9cltoltei mo Die
Worgau'iden &ntrrcllen cine reid)c
@oIbcrnote all 6roiilionildlcm ani
ice cilthcinlicn merOcn, scr bier uOr
ciucru Sabre in1portirt iultroc. olS
ri,d,bor gciuorben NOR. bic Gcrcirlg-
ten Staoten. luiirOcn aoifcc nit CT.
iiein Ginfmbrjol1 hclcGcn. Ter aoifcc
lit obncbin 6creit3 IN cillcnl rGur.
A,cr" lnlb c5 beitchi Die 2(biidt uiif
Seitcn Der Slnportclirc. sic Ercilc
in Der 8eiic ipcitcr ju Id)rniibell. 10
0of Der Ileiid, . (rl,it lueit I'M Sill-
tcrtrcifcn blcibcl, inilroe. Aniicr, Der
inl iSebruor u. !. nit 5 GclttS pro
Yiunb noiirt iu,iroc, Itcbt hciltc oiil
S34 Gents; c5 lit oiciclbc Soric, Die
bon ciI,cr iibcrgrobcn Molic bco
uricrifoniid)cn %olfcS conlun1lri
miro. Guf Der &niiccborie iu1t man.
ROB ole Sortct inl Yreile gcIiic9cn
inn. 9ol,fier5 it Sanrbrrg, SABRE,
Honhpn itnb Nclp . Dorf iholicn Der
brolilinlliid)cn Gcgierltng - Nfiaio-
,lcn DnllorS Dor ul,o perid)iifien bier
mir iiebell MiIliouen Sad &niiee ais
Gid)erbeit mad, Nelu Dorf. 90 Der
Torii oui &aiicc nid)t 10 uuSficl. iuie
hic Spcfllal1tcn oaftcll, iunr Der
Gerratl aroBcr ais Die NodJfrogc &C.
norocn uilo Elm Sinfcn Scr GrcIlc
b1tte cintrciei, iolIen. Ibcr oicSclo.
lclite nlad)tcn ibrcu GinfluG gelteno
ltnO sic Yroeuftion ipurbc clnge-
itr0llfi; or,i oieic @ciie bofien lie Die
SerlnItc lpieoer ipett 81, mod)cu.
Eoolj III III c Scisct
utrGaftct. - g. Nien,ir, Der al
FER gde bon Sbnrp, illo Qouerltr..
mo Scr Ne9er Miuiam :. Sorooil,
ocl I'M Snuic Nr. t26, Wcit.3nnl.
tnrgItrabe. Gin Yool5immer betrcibt,
itllrocn gcIiern inter Der anifulois
gl.i,s pcrbditct, bic criorherlid)c 2i.
tcnj SIR 9ctrcibuna zines iold)en 60
talcs nid1t crlongt i'll bubcn. Seior
irllrben Dem Goli5cirifjtcr 2oocn Dor
GsiiiDrt. Nicnlur lpiirbc clntlaiicn, "a
or iein Geihdit iu per,i9cn 5oscn
Guisic6t. unO Soroan iiir cin ip1tc-
res Serbor auf ircicn 6iiB gelaiicil.
icSaDresper a III III lung
Scam all Der .Dtn.
iGldnber Siitortif)en BcielIidnit"
luirh on fl. Sanlar abgcbalteit. Cir
l,nfu,,greihes lidet lit fir Die @e,
Ie1enbeit nontinirt moroen.
3err@. 8. Roberts, Der be.
fanrtlid I'M LETTER Sobre III atlantic
@itp oiif r1tbielbofte 8eiic burdl ei-
lier ShnB oerlprnoct nurbc, liegt
i'm llitiperiitdts . SoipituI ali einenl
@!ogenleioen barnieber.
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Sn pcftion9tour Bra
ilocnt Curicl Wiloro bon Der BAL
tillOrc ohio @uhr" bat aciterll
nit mehrcrcn nlOcren Vcollten cine
Snlpcttioil9tour iibcr Die Sinicn Der
gcllorntcn Vubr oIactrctrn. Gle
loltr miro lid bis nud) CHICAGO aus,
oebrct, Iic Baltimore ohio.
Balm" hat III Der letten ,}cit 5luci
G%olltrnttc fiir lleitc Stublidlicrell
c%ilS8c0ebel. Ger critic lpnr iiir y.
GOO lontcn iilrb Scr nl,ocre iiir tS..
coo 3onrcn. lpcld,e 0ie alien niiSgc.
troild)ten Sdlierlen ericscn io!lclr.
Ilc Gontroftc haben Die ,Eenlninlpa.
litn Stdblluerfc" jt Steelton Sd.
iibcrtlnnInlelt, mo man glnilbt, bob
cil Ihcil ~Derieltct bier in Spnr.
rolps Foint bergeltellt mcroeu
miro.
Sem brcn c DIS Ero5en
Tipihcnbc. - Ser ,Gouio Reus
Scibs u1b Sporucrein" belt gcitcrlt
HhcnD in Mr. sos. Mcit Yerinetor.
StrnBe, icine IS. Sabresperiomm,
lnlrg. Eie 9enmtenmabl bate iul.
gelibea Heiultot: V%r1iibent Sobn 6.
Strobt. @icr Erdiioent s. u. NolI.
Sctrctor ". &ogel, Sfosh,ciiter i.
Grchalcr, Ninualt ), u. areis: 81.
rettoren: !. 6. Siroti. =. G~rcd,sler,
:. u. Nol. @m. aod, Gbns. areu.
Der, ir.. 6. Sieeirieo. III. @oael. Tr.
Bollbeint. p. leipolo unb VI. Giit.
mar. lie Ginnabn,eu betrleen i'm
ueriloiiel,er 6eihoitsiabre $40. 1928.
10 unb ole 4issd6en 500, i4I.34. per
hlcitt Elm aoiienbeitono am l.. Sc.
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Ertauuf.

Yitts ga, ,. Scbriinr.--
6. @iflioms bon bier. Der iid) ais
5oubiilunnlcr duiipielt. fam beute
rcd Der geboliiul,s bes YoIi;iiie,.
Senrp Mepers uno rcifte bieiem eine
Sarie bin. noroui Die Worte ltonben:
Bite I'M ell, alntoien. idl BIN to,ihs
Itlimm nno obne Mittel." I'll Diff
orretirt!" ia9fe Diepers. .@orun?"
tug Der arge6lihe 3oubituml,lc
borid. .Nun. lpegen Rebens", ant.
frorfete Wepers. @iI1iams ipiirbc
~eiuseiperrt nno ipdter 5u 80 laaen
sirbeitsbaus perurtbeilt.
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Sale smucrjihtlid).

&ni y in q o IT,. g. e., ,. 6cbr.
@nnhesiellator Sole bon Moinc
iii BON Der Gampo91e. bic or I'M ,Sl,'
tcreiic ieincr &ieocrcripdblung inl-
tcrlahlll, bicrbcr siiriidgcfebrt mo
Got iid) ieincn Gogleeet g~egcniiber &C.
Gilbert. lpcnlt cS aud i'll ieincnS iao'
te ciiiige ~sSsl,iiirgcnici" gcbc, iricit
sic NliaiidJten Ser Hortci aiiagcjeih-
net ni,b ieii1e @ieoercrw1bl,rng iei
,polf1n1irlen lid,cr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-04
Gs mirb Grmit aemadlt.

CT Eu'o, 1eros. ,. Sebrnor.
Nie Mitglieoer pom Sroen Der I'll
lcrbobn G%oiloufteiire beute 4beno cr
finrten, meroen 991a Ero3eut ncr
Giienbnbn Gonblifteure uitb SO Yrc
sent per Sneenielre uilb 3e~lesraphi
item Die arbeit n~ieberIesen.
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Tr0hlihc @cburtstuNg

Tr0hl DIT 8eburtatug>
- Nn Der &irthidait res
8roccrubciibera mo GeitnurntUirV
Nrnrj 9iihel ol Der Sonbnro. rN0
Gnrbon Sirobc innDcn lid, gcilcril
9Ibcl1o picle ,5rennoe utb 0cfomi;2
ocs Sri1. Niioel eili. I'M bieiert iiulr
Is. OebnrtsinBe i'll 9ratliliren. Milf
hilbidlc @cld,ei,fc mo ein pr1d)tige2
9ol,al,ct nl,o Hoien Don Srll. ,Sri.
Sd,niider mlirbcn Dem 8eburiSfads
til,o iibcrrcif,t. Iic @otiin bcs Srr.
9iihel hclpirihetc Die 8rntulantc!r
nit eil,en1 ieil,en Slnbib. III Dem ser
Wirtb ielbit eiit fiihles 8las 9'tr
icrpirte. lpdhreno Erof. Slbelpiirtel'@
Srdleitcr fir ongenehme llnterhoI.
tul,g ior9ic. 6err giioel lit oftipca
Mtitglieb pom yMo;ari.M oiinerfor"
mo poiiircs pom Y9nperiifjen MGr-
nerfor." ouh gebort or Der 9drcn.
Hieae oes y@ermonia.1 urnpereiuS"
al.