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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Der Oentf6e Correspondent.
Mtttfppd,, ben 22. SuIi 1908.
Den se6enoeit lift 2eGt.
auman bon u. 9ottnersS refs'
(5prtieBung.)

(5ortieBuns.)
nmart6o!" iagte er leiIe Dor ii4
bin. Gertrude begriff mas in ihm
%borqin9. sic fab bas 8sben ietner
Qippen, bos 3ittern Der blafen 9ans
be. Gs that ihr fdit De4, iAn 10 leAsn
5u' miifen.
.Mart6a Sermann 1T in Der Shat
febr f9tper trant," fagte tie enblt4
i6onenb. vSie miifen iiA bOppslt
suIammennebmen, benin es gilt bic
@rfiiuung bes lebten, HeiBeiten Buns
f6es elmer - elmer Sterbenoen 80"
sic rebete ni9t t%peiter, aus 4n9it,
6p66erq fDnnte pieber 5uiammenbres
den. Q(ber merfpiirbiger Weiie ge@
f9u6 ni9ts 0erartiges.
Wie iebr audi Die Na4ri3 BON
Mart6a's Gnoe ben Munn eri4iittern
mO6te, er 6ebieIt feline 6uFung. Sein
f9arfer, gut gei6ulter BERTRAND fdgte
es i6m tIar: 9ier lag irgeno ettpds
4nberes Dor. Mtan ldBt ni4t Strdfz
linqe na4 Wien a66olen, I'm ben leBz
ten Wunf9 elmer @terben0en gu err
fiiQen. 9a mar nod irgeno @ttpus
= Elm !6intergebanfe. uno gang Don
ferne, unIifer uno unOeutli4, aber
bod erfennbar, leu4tete Elm 9eqer
99immer in bieg1a6t, tpel4e i'm jeBt
umgeben bate; Elm Skinner Der grz
l0fung, Der Srei6eit.
unb Martba ioQte er nod einnal
ieben, lie, bic er 10 ie6r geliebt? sic
Te6nte fi6 mad i6m? Sic Dera6tete,
p~erurt6eilte i6n oIio ni9t? War ni4t
aQes Dies pie Elm Wunoer?
M2it elmer e~igsnt6imIi4 freien, itolz
gen 8etpegung FOB er ben 8opf.
Gertrude %itaunte. War ous nod
Der ge6rp4ene Mann, ols ben lie i'm
fannie? 8onnte Der s~eringite S6ein
Don 9offnung uuf cine @enoerung ieiz
nes 9aIeins I4on cine iol4e 8erGnz
berung h~erborrufen?
sd bante, 6rdulein," fugte ggon
6o96erg nit unIi6erer Stimme, Der
man nun bod bic gr0Bte @ri4iittez
rung an60rte, ni9 bunte Sbnen fir
QIes. Sd 1perbe mid 3uiammenz
ne6men."
Soiep6 S9ott trie6 CUR @6fabrt.
Der @efangene puroe Dor 5pet Wdrz
tern in bic W}ttte genOmmen unO i'm
Wdgen our 8a6n gebra9t.
Der 8eamte, nel6er BON elmer 3eAz
renoen ungeDutO erfaBt mar, trieb
unausgeieBt sur Gile an. gnDlif)
faBen tie i'm Goupee. Sin fur5es
4~ufit06nen Der 2ofomotipe, Elm 6auz
den unb 9uiten - Der 3ug ieBte ii4
in 8epegung.
Die beioen WGrter IaBen ftumm
ne6en benz StrdfIing. Soiep6 S4ott
nidte Elm tpsnig, fubr aber ale paor
Minuten lpieOsr ouf. 8ein 8ort
purbe gepe9feIt; i4~peigeno fu6ren
lie in Die g}a6t 6inein.
90 oft a6er Der poli3eibedmte nu4
9o66erg biniiber blin3eIte, er iab imz
msr baFeI6e Bib: Der Mann faB fer
3engeruoe bu unb blidte bur9 bas gez
f6lofene 6eniter binuu5 in Die Sim
iterniB nit einem Bid, in benz es ME
Grl0iurg lag. Man4e5mal flog Elm
bintIer S6atten iber iein @eii4t;
aber bas mar nur tiefe 3rauer, ni4t
mebr Die upbatiide 9offnungsloiigs
felt BON frii6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Gas TT
rragt die >nR S0te. Die Ir Inner GekaUtt Hal
soas5fs &NAZlZM
Gichm1rfte.

G6icago, q. Suli.-9er Rinb>
pie6martt mar itetig; CUTE Bis bette
Stiere bra6ten 500 Bis $50, magere
big mittlere 4.25 big 5.15, 8i6e 1.60
bis 5.15, &Glber $50 Bis $40. Der
Murtt fir auserleiene S6peine mar
itetig, anoeren Sc. bis 1Oc. niebriger;
Die meiIten @ertdufe purben 5nif4en
5.45 unb $50 abgei6IoFen. S4aafe
puren Itetig; CUTE bis Bette WetAers
brd4ten $50 Biz 400, gemiI4te 800
big $50, 2Gmmer 400 bis 6.35.
@uftzQibertp, pa, q. Sult.
- Der ainbpiebmartt mar Itetig;
bD4fter 9reis $40, nieOrigitsr 4.60.
S4neine paren feit; b04iter greis
$50, nieorigiter 400. S9aafe nd
rem Iebbaft; bD4iter preis 4.65, nieO>
rigiter 1.50, Sd6rlin9e brudten 800
Bis 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

GoundlsgMffs. Soma, 2 Gage.
Goncoro, R.so.. 10 5tunotH.
Genptr, gotoraoo, q Gage.
Detroit. Mi9., / 9ag.
@alpefon, 9cras, 2 GAGE 3 StuHseas
6arris5ura, IA. 3 Stuno,n.
SartforO, Connecticut. II StunorR.
indianapolis. Sno., l 5o9.
Sodiou, Wiifffppi. 2 5oQ,.
Sationbilt, 6lorioo, l sea.
RouiossGitD, Wi7ourj, 2 GAGE.
Gjttlt Rod, qriauias, | Tag Is etaHse5
9ouisoilt, Rp., 1 5ug ? StuEotH.
mempbis. StHu.. l Gag ) 6tuHben.
pjobiis, alabama, 1SoG 8 5turotn.
3orfolf. giroiuien. Il StuHotu.
gslrsCylcuus, Ga, l Sac 10 StuUeea-
Staot 0sfu=Qorf. 5 etuuoeR.
Omaha. Rtbrasia, ? GAGE.
9ortlano, WaiHt, | sac.
Qcrtlono, Oregon, 5 Id1t.
pbilooeIpbin, IA, 3 5tuuosa.
Gittsbur1, 10, II 5tunotr.
9roCiotutt, RS. is 5tuHosn.
RaIti0b. 3.zG.. 1S Stluotu.
Ct Souis, Tiicuri l Sag 6 StuTbeE.
q. gauI, RiHHsiotar / Iag y StunstSs
San 6rouiisco, Sal. 4 Rage IA StuuStR@'
Sopctu, Rarias, . SAGE.
gotoU, Dian, % Etrunru.
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SLANT b.

grcmtr, T~tati6lano, @ SAGE.
p rnrs a0res. ar0srtiujer. % FogS
ealt>ttd. Srjtjih=3rojtu. so 5dQe.
E'mtrGTa. @ritiib=guiara, Is 3aSs.
6cuaeRJuo. 6biuo, 25 Toqs.
RiugtOH, Nanaica. 5 Eale.
9]iueJ9ucL GuQlaub, 7 SAGE.
Enjcrn, Sbutig. 10 ICcs
Stoot Tcrifo, Rgrifo, s Eaoe.
Gcs'nu, Rubtano. - 91Qs.
Banana. Der. Staateu oou GoIom5is, 7 9asS
Qoris, Grautrtjh. : Sage.
Gucb,c Gorc0o. . Ioo..
Rjo be Sautiro. graFiisr, o 9daG.
Roul, 9taIitr, 10 CaCc.
Ct. Sohrs. EcufuuoIcuo. 4 Fuct.
Ct Petersburg, RuFIars, y Iaas.
snbrtA. Nutrolieu. 81 5cdt.
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$1.OO big $500; 6imbeersn, PRO Giz
mer Zoe. bis 3Oc.; Qnunas, pro Crate
$1.75 Bis $2.75.
Semitic: 8ortoffeln, PRO SAB $1.OO
Biz $500; 3piebeIn, pro 8uI4eI
SOC. Bis &c.; 8etBtobl, pro Sum
bert $1.25 bis $3.50; RopfiaIat, pro
8ui4eItiite Doc. Bis 35c,; 3u6erz
riben, pro 8iinbel IL. big 19c.; So
mdtoes, pro 8uT9eltiIte 75c, Bis 81;
CRIME 8obnen, pro 3orb 35c. big
40c.; Gurten, pro 9orb 15c. Bis
20c.; Muis, pro 9uBenb Ct. Bis 10c.;
Gdrrotten, pro 8inbel 1c. Bis lie.
8roceries unb 9robtfioz
mem.
Rdffinirter 3uder, pro gfuno: gez
pirfelt, 5.664c.; puIOeriiirt, 5.164c.;
StunOdrb grdnuIirt, 5.115c.; fem
9ronuIirt, 5.111c.; GrDitul, 5.114c.;
Columbia q, ASST; geI6er, 4.21c.
bis 4.73c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

CStrifttt fir BEN .0tuti5eu Gorr,ispno,rtsns bur6
:. 8m. yltooenoori & 6o)
Baltimore, ben q. Suli.
S. 8m. MiDoenborf &c So. beredz
nen fir 6rancs: 8antiers : Grotten
uuf so Sage 5.18B, auf Si8t 5.164,
tdufmGnnii4e uuf so Sage 5.184 Biz
$40. 8ei95mnrt auf so Sage 9455,
8ulben auf so Sage 40.
Sterling 9antiers auF 60 Sage
4.848, ouf @i6t 4.86 1915, touf=
mdnnif6e 4.843 bis 4.844.
8erfdufe ouf Der bieItgen gffettenz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
0rnnoeigeutbnm at berfanieu.
Tarm.S ano i'm sio.Sofpta

II i6nea i'm Sreiis ~feissno uuo cine RapitoIs
anla9s oesbalb. geuiuubrinosnp. Gin cute 800
adtrs6arm in Der Someg=8 ipersgaaep lit iHr 20
Dollars pro Hdsr ,u ptrfaufen. Solioe St5dup:
t2bobnbau5. Stall fir 20 &0pit, Rornbaus fir
4WV bis 5000 SuiatI @etreiot); gutes Saftr -
poran9Il1es 2ano, aass ~iuiammeu, leidt roaeHoi
4oo @der uHttr'm giIuq, $50 adtr Sraslono.
que GrHote i'ots 5obr uuo na6ipeislib bcbs Gr'
naoslaoi0teit. Ssbt padicnoe Grnots fam NIT
uoernommen tusrOen. gd6t,r fir oiei 5arm tets
~ eaoen. RHr safe auSabluHg BEG
"aul9tloss notbie. 4u6 tleine Inpsien p%reigptrtb
!H 9ab:n: gitle beutidr a~niieoler. Ser GiesEs
r9an''. Or. R6nig, $40. GrtOtri4, grOipH
Co., SOutb 9atota. Cunts
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Sarlebem ant 0rnnoeisentbum.

Snrleben auf MDbeln mno nnoerc
6i4srbtittn fir 6 @rOlsnt-oeuuu MAD otm utusu
9teB; ~pripatim.
Ridter. Wr. 2IO, Casetrinstonsgtr.
3immer Rr. 4. .gariout.9uilNiua.'
SIN Ger Office wirb Srutib sefprOdben.
(Nni2O Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

. der 9euTI9e 9QTer5ufU3f
1879 8uf6eI; aus ben @Iepatoren
5uriidge5ogen 1897 8ui9eG; @orrat6
in ben @Iebatoren 172,157 8uTfel.
8erfduft ipurOe Elm @aggon g}r. 3
peiBer auf Der 8a6n gu W}t. Glare 5u
80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
Im;eiaen. -3m berfanien.
SbI,erue ganfs I'm alien 0rpeem

sGiierne mn b6ljerus lluterbauten Ron Is BIS
100 GUS bob. Si6srbe;tssGeiien on 5ants ans
e,brabt. iopjt aHirei4en uuO aeparatureu puutts
LID bsioret@
H BALTIMORE CooPERAGE co.
0S2,4,6, {, 20l,3, 6,S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
'DI9et Ipt1IIIUtI 81 70.
..4: @AI,,E~-L

ID a s.-0te beutI9e Wldls3ufubr
betrug 25,326 8uiedl; 8eriunbt BON
ben GleDatoren 43,816 8uf6el; @orz
ratb in ben @lebdtoren 167, 943 8uz
f4el, 8erfuuft purben 10000 Suli
81 81, 1000 Steamer gemif9ter Spot
gu 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
POfmarfens 4gentnren.
@erIdieOms StoOtIbeiIs, in ipsl5sn
9oItSDertbIdden psrtauFt

fperDen.
TtiUalt, G. g. Scott.
9crEGoao - Qurrtl &. 6oppinotsn.
SoriutsQDsHu. uuO 1arriioHtrab. Robert G.
4. rd.
q. stra5s uno 6lating oon.Go,rue Gems
S,irooIar.
Grarqepint niram Rimbls.
8ort.2;v:rus rro5 ob~HioH=strnbs - r. p. 6.
Shsiot.
3. uno @OugbsstraBt, @ig6lanotOrn som.s
6. 3ruar.
CrarGtriut George Zen.
gr. p, lIuionsN0suue (BO0obtrrol - Glur,no
3. 0iuiumg.
groaopas uns 90ltinortss traB, gtorg, :.
I9ap.
~uuttr=station. Q,rniploaui'r gobr' - 9. 8.
groluE.
Gamotusstotisu, .goltimortsC btosga5u.s
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RnItimnrrr Wnrftberihte.

D'rtGsd TIT Ben spsat@tH GorrsfUOHO'Hi'H.
Baltimore, BEN q. Suli.
MebL.- Die beutige M}ebl3uFubr
belief ii8 auF 19,4O5 6dfIer, elm
I6IieBli8 1850 6Gier gu Occult
qoint uno 4377 6Gfer gu Canton;
8iiitenOerianot 148 Safer. Der
Meblmurtt 1T untbGtig BEL fol8en0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

TItr Settttneen (GOt<eIpouOentsnh
zoe. pro bures1t. Al babsH III Der Office ss .Derh
tcu COMPLEMENTARY" SGIEiESTss Ctr. uaA gsh
Sifets aReR11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

WV" ~ PlN4hHt SNA0S
S4ultern, en9IiI4 geI4nitten, Ole.
gang tur3e Rippen, 10c.; Seitenfped,
11c.; gauge 2ei6itiide, lie; @petz
S4ultsrn, 104c.; Sugar : Gureo"
S9uItern, 94c.; @4inten, 1876;
o9ne 9uut, 143c.; qicnit, OF;
nMeB"zS 4peineFIeiI4, $500 pro
5aB; SamaI3-in 9isrces, gut rafz
ftntrt, &c.; in 6Gfern, 94c.
&afee: R~otirungen iinb ME foI9t:
auf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
pfuno fir aio CIR. Z; Santos TIC.
big 113c.; Mdracai6o oar. Bis 1876;
SABA 19c. big 23c.; Mrtta 18c. Bis
19c.
@~er0teter auffss: 6. 6. e., in aiz
ten 10c. big 1O.2Oc. pro 9funb;
in 9u4ien unb SGden, reiner Sapa,
32c. Bis 323c.; SABA unb Moftd, ges
mli4t, 279c. Big 28c. BRO gfunb; reiz
1er Wdrdcdibo, 22c. Bis 221c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
8rfGrOrruug INN gnftia6en.

QGlge Der erfOrOsrIi4sn 3tit our Gr,
rei6ung Der DeriAieoenen Be-
itimmun95orts.
uutenTtebeno lit bic ungefGbre ,3sit
fir discriminating Der 8oItIa6en bon
benz 8altimorsr PoTt : 8irsau mas,
ben 6uuptid6li6en einkimii6en uno
Qusndrti9sn StGOten per3si8net.
Snlanb.
gtlaut1, Ga, 10 etuuotu.
WtlnutitsGitp, RS, 6 6tuubtn.
@rooflpn, 3.s9., 6 5tuuosu.
@urliuntou. @crnort, II etunssH.
buffalo, 9..9.. Is StruotH.
6dps Utap, RS, 6 6tuunsn-
Gbdrlt;on, sc, Is StuHbsH.
Ghitoqo, Sns., l SaJ.
Columbia. 8 e, II Stunot--
Cincinnati, Cbio, 20 Stuuosh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
500 Saar-$3.O0 pro @Obe.

gu pcrfaufen:
opefodige pduier init iebs 3immcrh On or
Saetr=StrdBt, jpIi9en GairmountsAp'nue uho
Uapftit=9fraBt. S.eis 9duisr s~ntbdlten aAe houS-
pen Seqltlnll9teittn, sinibiitbIib omtnt'Fm Mtt-
lr uno Uatmor=3rspptu. 9rtis S7oo' 9tunU.
SINS ~ ldbrli9. SartsrsStrabs III mil OtH otF."
o'itiiiiIrfen 3ieseIfeiusn a~'pitGfctt uno 0a' eH'N'
t:ri. 8rottp;re.
Ytau u,bme bic GairmOuntsautuus 6ars 'a Den
Stbau!ibfsi:en.
Geparo =. @anaeber'
C5anlSl ri. 1888, Ofz9aItimorssStr.
gu p%crfaufen:
40 older, 5 ReiItu pUu baltimore, an oH 70.
30. Egdbn.~ 9ute 9tbduos. CUTE SsnihleS oee'
9straioesJarm. gu riraeen bel ) mes y
g II II, tHr Sruf,ss, @aIOtTt*su'l0'HS'
(Stt2i10
Sn p%crFGufen:
Tr. 2429, 6tbrals5tr., 9rtis $3.50, Srunoiins
SIS; ierntr ytr. 1886, DtiltonEape, II jus Del io4
CUB BIS 9ort.5tr., 9r,is $3.50 Gruubilns sto.
Sitis 6trabtu NHo 100 6ub brett. " 9:spl Ie'Hs
onosren 0dui.r bieisr Dirt in orooF@Saltlmots
Jb babe nrors 9duisr i'll eitlsr uEnliitloatsn
Tlb6aridaft an 6ano, idmTtlib neu. SFet.s Dp4
800 auflpdrtg, nit @ranpJins bon $50. uetL.
m,brere Gd=gruHoff4t. Glss DON MT SeE'uuI''
lit ueu.
s. 9. Sretbdus
CRai4.1Wh Rr. 1912, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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5ufu6r be3ifferte ii6 uuf 58.779 8uz
I6el; 8erIanbt BON ben @~leOatOren
1888 8uI4el; @orratb in ben Gle
Dutoren 582,OO7 8uf6eI. 8ertdufe:
10000 September gu 763, 10000
auguit gu 761, 10000 Do. gu 764,
$4,000 September gu 7644, Elm 8a9z
gon frii9er Spot 81 7649, 5000 Gr. 2
rot6er tpeItli6er Spot gu ISL 1000
Steamer Nr. 2 rot6er tpeItIi9er Spot
auf Der r8.zO. z8abn" 81 783, 1000
Do. gu Canton gu 784, 1000 gr, 2
rot6er fpeItIi6er gu Is.
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6eutiqe S6luBro
8dItimprer Gffeftsnhnrfe.

ON"Nh WV ~" OC
8emiidter Nr. 8 .. SO $751;
8emii6ter Nr. 4 =. 81 -374
8oltimprer gffettenb0rIe.
(etri3ttt fir S,n .2tuti9tu Gorr,iouuo,rttas bur5
:. 0m. Vli0osHoorf & 6o)
Baltimore, BEN q. SuIi.
S. 8m. W}iDbenborf &c So. bere6z
nen fir 6roncs: 8antiers : Srotten
duf so Sage 5.18B, auf Si9t 5.164,
faufmGnnii6e auf 90 Sage 5.184 big
$40. 8ei95murt auf so Sage 945.
9ulben ouf so Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers uuf 60 Sage
4.848, duf Si9t 4.86 1916, tauf=
mdnniT6e 4.843 Bis 4.844.
8erfdufe duf Der bieitgen gffettenz
80rie.
FIRST CALL.
1000 Scabooro 4r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1872
1000 Staboorb 4tr ................... 1S9s
5000 ScnbodrO 4tr 1874
20D stubOayO 5,r, 10 5obr: .............1M
I''V ''"'O GUY" S"'' IA
1000 uH'tO Sa9H 1Hi. .'.'' %
1000 9. g. 8. I. 3s4;r ................. 474
500 SOM 0as or
10000 atluutic GOuit ojus /. Son. 4cr...... %
1000 Ga. 60. unO Ola. ser .............ll212
100 H. Y. =. a"0 : 412'' ''''' "i4
2o0 Ya, ear. u"o @0F. OCT .'''lo'4
~" S'''' D"' 'S''' vat d"
1909 Ro'O'G'roIjno 4r .'.'...-l@
100 S'a0oaTo Som. I'fs
10 s''''aT0 S0"' 1912
l50 S'd0oaFo e0H'' 1914
100 staooaro I'D. ..'..''..''"''...' 5il4
IU Sta0oa'O I'D 641s
2lo 'SFa0ooF0 9t0. 81
q" o'd0oaTO I'D. ''.'''"''"'"..'' %4
13 untt'O etdt's Cotton GHd ''.'.''.' ~
SECOND CALL
ON" S'00Oo'0 4' ''74
-'o Sfo00a'O 81 %
2V" S'aO0o'0 or u 0o9'e ''''Iol
4o'o '""'O 0'0" :" WIS
"" " c : l. o4e' AIS
1000 u. 6. g L E0'i' 4' .'...'"''..' &4
I00' y u = l. U0"'' 4' US
-''S
" S'a00a'' SO"' IVA
IL 9'oOO''' SO"' I'12
d" '0'aOOo'O V'0' a'4
AZ AIo Aoion Sant ..,.--.-.........-.. lV12
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= 8robufte

Qebsnbes 9efliiseG, pro gfunb:
iunge 6IAner 15c. bis TIC; alte 9ihs
rer 13c. Bis 1876; Gnten Sc. Bis 14c.;
Suuben, pro puar Zoe. big 25c.
Gis-, pro 9uBenb 15c. Bis 1876.
Qepfel, pro SAB 75c. Bis $3.50;
Wafermelonen, pro 9unbert $500
biz $22; Pfirii4e, pro Carrier $1.0O
Bis 1925; 9eibelbeeren, PRO Quart
Sc. bis t.: Gontalpupes. BRO Crate
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grDonftensW Dart.

1tntenftebenbe 9reiie be5ieben ii9
uuf ben gngros 9unbeI; fir ben
R~Gein6anbel muB Elm entipre9enber
4ufI6lug gema9t fperben.
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S0rru csbr @efo Iethcu mput,

gSenu Sbe @elo let1cn tuDlIt,
toutmI iu mir Nai9e 2Grle51n. Qeidtt 3abluns
gen. griaDisseubst. 6paitas GrItibttruua:u
oi.Isu 1IOnat fit anltibsH bon IS uuo msbr.
~ r. Rrsmer, gr. 100. RsrOa9dcasStrab..
NRail6lM
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26

A BILL has been drawn up by Judge
Webb and sent to Senator Hatton to
change the fall term of court for this
county and Portage. Court has
always conflicted with County Board
meeting and made it hard on both.
The change is very desirable and will
be made if the Portage county bar
will concur in the movement as it is
necessary to change the date of their
session. AS proposed it will change
the fall term of the circuit court in
Portage county from the fourth Mon
day in November to the fourth
Monday in October. and the fall term
in Waupaca county from the fourth
Monday in October to the fourth
Monday in November. While the
Waupaca county bar favor the change
they realize it brings the fall and
spring terms quite close together
Waupaca Post.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
RUDOLPH

Mrs. Ed. Lawrence is still under
the doctors care.
Miss Laura Provost was in town
shopping Saturday.
Miss Della Lyonnais spent Sunday
at her home in this berg.
Mae Coulthart spent last Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
COulthart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Taylor and
daughter Laura, of Nekoosa, and Miss
Libbie Timian and little sister Irene,
of Amherst, attended the funeral of
Thomas Whitman.
Miss Classy Whitman, who has been
visiting an uncle at Winnebago, Ill,
was called home on account of the
death of her grandfather, Mr.. Whit
man. She expects to return to that
place in a few days and spend the
summer.
Mrs. Andrew Lindahl, who has been
real feeble the past year was taken
worse Tuesday and is now very low.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
PITTS VILLE.
Too late for last week

Too late for last week
S. Blakely. of Lindsey, visited our
city on business last week.
S. n. Baum received a large ship
nent of new goods this week.
Irving Brazeau, pharmacist at the
city drug store. is registered at the
Elm Park this week.
Miss Mary Bunge was called to her
home in Grand Rapids, by the illness
OF her father last week.
Burt Slower was given a surprise
party Saturday evening by the Sunday
School class to which he belongs.
Jere Case entertained number Of
friends at the johnson House Satur-
day evening. All report a good time.
Geo. Lunday fell from d load of logs
Friday morning, injuring the right
side of his chest. At the present
writing he is doing as we'll as can be
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hougen enter
tanned number of friends at cinch,
Friday evening. Mrs. E. S. HuckinS
showed her skill by carrying off the
drSt prize. All report a pleasant
evening spent.
Harry L. Dawes, from the town of
Wood, who has been attending the
State Normal school at Stevens Point,
was forced to drop his work in school
Friday, due to a cold which settled
into his left lower limb to A place
where he had been operated on for
necrosis Of the bone. We regret much
this interruption in his school work,
and trust he will soon be able to
resume it.
f. H. Witter, of Grand Rapids, met
the farmers of this section on Tuesday
of last week, to talk over the PROPOSE
ton of establishing a pickle factory
in this city. His proposition was
favorably met, and arrangements
have been made to begin work in the
spring. Our people should show
promoters of other industries, by the
support they give MIR. Witter that
Pittsviile is not so bad a place as
''itS cracked up to be-"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
mil Matson visited City Point

Emil Matson visited City Point
Sunday.
Mr.. Homstead's saw mill will start
up Wednesday.
Sidney KnutSon and sisters visited
Eggen'S Sunday.
Isaac Isaacson is expected home
the first part of the week.
F. Nelson and family visited John
L. Hanson and family Sunday.
Some of Mrs. Bissig's friends sur
prised her in honor of her birthday
Saturday evening.
Miss Hartha Lutter who was hurt
at school some time ago is able to
attend school again.
Charles Lutter and family made a
business trip to NeillSyilie FRIDAY.
returning home Sunday.
The Literary Debating society was
we'll attended, a large number of
people being present, One new mem
Der was added making forty fourth
members.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26

when Il years of age and they located
in Palmer. New York State where he
learned the trade of a Sulphite cook.
He came to Nekoosa in January,
1897 and has been in the employ OF
the Paper Co. ever since. He was
married to Miss Alma Benz on the
9th day of September last, who sur
wives him. They lived very happily
together and his sudden demise is
very unfortunate. The funeral service
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
Congregational church, Rev. Benjamin
Ray officiating The church building
was filled to Overfiowing with his
friends who were anxious to pay their
last respects to a good man. The
floral offerings were profuSe and
beautiful presented by his associates
in the mill, the Odd Fellow and
Rebekah Lodges The funeral pro-
cession was headed by the local band,
followed by the firemen and mem ers
of the Odd Fellows Lodge with a long
line of carriages. His remains were
laid at rest in the NekooSa cemetery
under the ritual service of The Con-
grega tional church.
Benjamin E. Ray, pastor of the
Congregational church, has issued
programs for lenten services to be
held at the church as follows:
March 1.-The Triumphal Entry
Witnessing.
March S-The Barren Fig Tree
Fruit Bearing.
March 15-The Widows Mite
Giving.
March 22-Jesus' Picture of the
Last Judgement
March 29-The Lords Supper-The
Source of Strength.
April 5-His Thought for His
Enemies.
April ellis Thought for Sinners.
April His Thought for His
Friends.
April S-The Cry of His Spirit.
April 9-The Cry of His Body.
April l0-The Meaning OF His
Death.
April 11-Peace at Last.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26
Hansen

Miss Minnie Stacke departed for
Grand Rapids Monday.
Miss Martha Eager is employed at
the home Of Merchant Bean.
P. f. Bean spent a. few days at
Lacrosse on business last week.
W. H. Bean, our merchant has been
confined to the house the past week
with an attack of quinSy.
Our school was not very well
attended the past week on account of
the extreme cold weather.
The farmers are making good use
of the snow while it lasts. Some by
hauling wood to the county seat
others by hauling logs to the saw mil
which will start up soon.
We are sorry to note that Mrs
August Miller, who has been sick
during the past eight weeks is nc
better at this writing. We under.
stand that there is little hope for her
recovery.