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@eibna6tssG infaufe.

1as Sauptinterciie ser Menifbeit
con5entrirt lid bon ieBt bis gum bci-
Iigcn Gbe,tO ppr5ugStpeiie auf oos
Neibnod)ts9eid)dft.
9ic &orbcreitut9cn fir sic @eiG.
nad)t nebmen piel 3eit unb nod picl
mebr Wiiibe IN 9lniprud. 3ie 6roge;
n@oS iferfc id?" b~ereitet nidt iel.
ten groBe @crlegenbeit. In iiberrei-
der Illsiuabl feblt eS nidt, o6er
man mcib ia: User bic @obl BOT,
bat Die GlIol."
@er ieire Ginfoufe red)t5citiN be.
ior9t, baroclt lpeiie. eriport 3eit unO
Otiihr ltno pcrnleioet 6aS grobc sc.
brdrgc Scr letter 1oge Dor Gem Set
III ocn 2abcn uro IN bc1 StroBcn.
Cars.
Die oui sen @eibcntefoui mtS1c-
hcn0cn Seicrinncn mo 2eier Ieien
hermit oui bic i'm oGeuti6en Gorrc.
iporbenten" on5ci9cnbcn @eidGitS-
lcllte b%eionoerS oufmerfiam gcnlad)t
luro criud)t, lie bci ibrcn @eibnad)ts.
GinfGuiclt III critcr Heibc 81 bcriid.
iitti9elL ga oieien Sitmcn oifenbor
lire oel,tide a%uuoifaft nidt 9leid)-
Niiltia III.
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Sin sefabrlidDcr gnri6c.

Gin @abter ibieBt auf ieinen glr.
beitsgeber. = geoauert, i'm nift
getootet 81 baben. = 9ebauptet,
Ser Irbeitgeber nollte i'm Idle.
zen. - Sit ibon so Sabre alt.
nSo, if ifoB altf i'm urlo 6eoa,l.
ere, OoB ih i'm ni6t g%etootet babe"
lparen Die @orte, ipeIde Der 60.
j1brige @Gdter q. 9. Woore, Ser am
Montog abeno in Suobroof ocn
Supcrintenoenten SbomoS Murrup
nit eincm HepoIper ms 9ein ge-
ihoiien bate. geitern Morgeu Dem
i'm pcrborenoen SrieoenSrid)ter 8ni.
j. Goablon in Eifespile sur Nnt.
mort CAB. @r lpllrbe Dem 8eri6ts.
p~erfobren iiberlpicien, urto miro i'm
8ef1ngnib 81 Soruion f~eitgebalten.
9tod) ben 3eugennusiogen mar scr
Sergang Der ShieBerei folgenoer:
Dor Ginger 3eit engogirte Sbomos
Otllrran Superintenoent ser Die &c.
leiie Der @eitlihe1 WorpIGnoergabn
5miiden Moumt Scope un0 Ntt. Yil.
Jon umlegenoen Sobnion : BERN.
Contracting 60, Woore, ser beidGi-
tigitngslos NOR, ols NahtlpGd)ter.
Gr belobnte bos an linn getbane8utc
ld)lcd)t; or tront beftig uno fonntc
10 leinen 1ienit nidt perlrhel1. Sc.
gen 12S llbr Wontog 2(beno fomSll.
perintenoent Wltrrap nit eirem
Wonne, Nomens Wtc@innis, 5u benz
01hterbdushen Moorc's, INN ben.
ielbcn on ieine Ste1e All ieben.
Moore permeigerte Den 9eioen beit
einganG utO ais Murrap i'm nit
Belualt aus Dem SGltSden berauS.
brafte, 5og er nit ben @orten ,Sier
1ieS fir Iihl" Den Hcpoluer lno
oriidte ub. Gie ailgel 6Gtte Srn.
Wurrop un6eoingt toDtlit) oetroi-
ZEN, bate CT niht Die 8eiItesgeoen.
mart bcieiieu, Dem Moore sic @aife
ans Der Sanb 81 idlogen, 10 brang
Die altgel in ieine rcd)te @aoc.
Gr. $, u. Noplor bon YifeSpiae
entiernte Die &ugel mo legte einclt
Terbon0 on. Eoli5iit aleemunn, !.
Hpon unO mebrere anbere AngeiteQ.
te Der Gompa9nie iudten Die game
atod)t nad) Dem Sd)ieBbolo, bod &c
lang eS ibnen crit geitern Worgen,
IeitCr in elmer MirthIhntt hohhhft
81 iperoen. Gr iagte, er babe be-
filrftet, ooB Murrop ultf i'm id)ie-
BEN molte, uno iei er ibm nur SIT.
oorgefommen. &or cinigen @od1en
bobc idon Der Glerf Sobn Npon Al
leinem &ergniigen had ieinen 3cben
gelholen, mo MIR boorrd, bnB CT
III Die Sobe g%eiprungen mare, bate
or feline Serlesltn8en erlitten. 9ies-
mol babe er bas before Gnbe er.
mGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-12

Cine loid ) @cin nno cine
llibeoad)tc mciblid)c 3ilngc hobcn
Die biihoilid methooiltiidc 81
Sobna Wcmcinbe. oercn Stride lidl
az Der Gdc polt Salt Slucnlic mo
HobinionitrnBc bciinoct, Dem Der
nebmcn nod IN Sluei Borteicn &c
ipnltcn. PIN eriten Sonntag I'M Sc
5cmber ipatc Dos IbenomnbI pom
YnItor Soel :. Soar ucrabrcid)t
merocn; aber cs i~telte iif beron2,
BOB bic 6loihc Wein, lpeldlc eul
Mitelieo bes &irdlelratbcs iucnige
Gage 5lipor 9%efouit Bate ober hcbc
fanfen ioaen, niht 90 ici. Eeinll'
DIES Shmeigcn berrIdte I'M anfang.
Tunn aber feniltC cine Zane nid)t
mebr oil lid baltcn; lie nohm einen
jnllgeu Mann, WtitGlieb bes airdlrni
d)prs, oui'S aorn uno hclduloi1te
ibii, Die 6lnihe @ein 9citoblen III
baben. Ter junee Wtaln erpiber.e
itidis. aber ON n0hiten SonntoG
bate oietSenciroc feiren Siugdrr
Die Wiitalieber beiiclben iaBen blilten
in Der STRIDE nuf Der s9robbott. "
Ger iunae Wann, meldcr bon Der
Game oes TiebitablS bes @eills nc.
id1uloiat ipurOe. bot Nabiorihuneelt
anaeiteat nnb ioIl Dem @ernebmer
nod in grfobrnna gebrad)t baber,
oub ~iiberbaiipt fein @ein 8cfouit
ipor0en mar.
d. &c beli Woupcrncur.
!Sr. &ciirp @bitc. scr omerifori.
idc gotif)nitc ni StnlieiL i~totiete
Dem MorpIanbcr @ouperilcur ebipin
MnriieIb aeitern int Sisolifp.t Scboli.
&c einen 8eliid, ab. @nbe hieisr Mos
DE wiro Sr. Mbitc rad Wrm abrrt.
icn.
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BUR Sea6tmnN

Die Serren Sercins. unb 2pgcu.
Scfretare mcroen acbetcn, alle Ser
cinsberidtc ubcr Sdriftftide, bic fir
ben g9cntidcn GprreippnSentcn" BE.
itimmt fino, bireft IN bic 3eituus 81
abrciiircn, tint elmer prompten Gr.
Icoignns iidcr sn Iein. 0nrd bas
Mbrciiiren iulder Sdriftitiife an
Ingeitellte trcten in beren Ibpeien.
bcit 6ftcrs fir bcibe Yartcicn nnlieb.
fame ger5Ggernngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-12

Hntcr @iirgidoft micbcr
cntlolen. = &cdtsanipoIt SSos.
Z. Warnon, ipeld]cr Der oracblid)ell
lltterldlogung BON NnfloBacloern
beIfuloiat llrb inter $1,000 9iirg.
ifaft fir iein Ero5cbpcriobrcn gc.
itellt mar, luuroe geiterrt, rofocnl
Der Sotclbeiiber Scrontc $. ,Soncc
ieilc Siirgidoft 5uriifgc5ogcn 6at.
te, Dem Hidtcr Sorlan I'M Criminal.
@eri6t porgefiibrt unb lteaten bier
orei Serren aus Mrne Mrunoel,Gour.
tp Die p~erlongten 5000 9iirgid)oft
filr @onnon. Gr-Sdcriif Sonmtcl 9.
8orop pcrbilr9tc Gin @ru,6itiid obrc
0rullr5ins IN Innopolis, Wt6., I'M
Wertbc bon 5000, Sr. j. e. 9ebcl
100 Meier 9uno pom io0enonntan
Salfs Grad i'm @ertbc pm $1,000
mo III. u. GromlucQ 80 Nfer 2an0
bel Spcnccrsfielo I'M @crtbc bon
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-12

GornclfS iibcr
fiirSli dc Scucrs-
6runi it. - Sic SS. Soiepb @cnes,
iul., uno s. Tcquarot, Die bciocn
Soltimorer GorneasStuocnter, mel
de lid in Dem vGbi 1ii Iratcrnihp-
Saus" bcfanOen, ais oaiiclbe fiir5lif)
a%bbronnte, b%eiinben lid sur 3elt bier
bei ibren 6umilien. Die iittBen 2elltc
~er5ablten geitcrn ibre trourigen Gr.
lebuiiie bei Dem 9ranoe. Del lpeldlem
mebrere Stuoenten ibr 2cben uerlo-
rcr. 9eioc p~erloren lire i1mmtliden
&leioungsltiidc uno ionitigcn Sable.
llgfeiten. Sic nobmen an Der 9eeroi.
gung bon Sliucr 2erop Shmud poi,
9orf, Ea., Ibeil, pelfer bel Dem
Seiier unfam, uno fnr1en oann bier
fer. &err Bones lit Ger Sobn bon
Serrn Solepb Scrues, Nr. 1906. Dol
tonaStraBe, uno Serr Hequarot lit
ser Sobn bes Hed)tsanpalts !. 6reo.
Hequarot. Or. 1885, Gutmp Ylace.
Sat bobe u d. t una Dot
2eut h Iono. - Sr. Sobn Sail
iriiber Mitalieo ser SirmaSaa, Sea
oinston Ii. 60, melfer ioeben nit
ieiner 8nttii, bon eiicr mebrmono!-
liher giiroparciie suriifgefebrt lit,
Gubert bic gr0Bte &ohodtung boz
Dem ltnternebmunasgeiit ser oeut.
iden 8eifGftsipelt. Gr iogt: Ser
fiibre llnterncbmiingsaeiit Ser bent.
idlcn @cihdftsIelttc bat ciiieit tieicit
Eittbriif aiif mid gcntuft, Tic iii,S
l~rlcre ein5iaen &ipolcn, ulen an
beren 86lferi iiilo mir melt poralis.
Sic Ielititen iinb o~uigeipedt nnb
iortid)rittlih l,no itebmel, ibren Dor.
tDei! in ie1lider @eiie ipohr."
Sunge GRANT entfuiien.
- 2nf)bem lie lire Sodseitsitnft IN
einer 3ele Der noro6itlidjet Yoli5ci-
itation pcrbrad)t bate. lpiiroe Irait
guallIt 2eimfltbler, iriibcr Mnntic
Seb6el, Die oili VeranIaiiiing ibrcr
eltern ais aliseblid) nnperbeiierltd)
~perboftet iporben mar. BON Rid)ter
Irieoel aeltern Morsen cntlaiien,
nad)oen tbht Der innge Ghemnnn BEN
srahid)cin geScilt lattc.
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2ofalberid)te ans @aibinston.
9ie Gtigfeit +.

Sic Sdutb ottgfett.
9auerIaubnib puroe geitern err
tbcilt on 70. $. Hobcion fir Sen 9au
zines 8ebGuoeS aus SolS iuelhe$
$1,000 foiten unb auf Dem 9oupIubg
Nr. 1859, Monroe.S troBe. gebout
peroen miro; an 6. 6. gettit fir 6
einItodige @eid1ftsbGuier, Nr. 2300,
"A, StroBe, unb Nrn. 1903 bis 141l,
0lorioo-apenue, Morbmeit, $4,000.
Is i6ieoene 2eute.
Sberridter 9labaueb iproh Clara
&nloenbob geItern abiolute Sdeis
Dung bon ibrcm @otten ,5ames u.
&aloenbah uno sic Gontrole iiber
ibr ainO Su.
Surt0tftionS Il ebertru-
ann q.
lie Giltrtfts Gommiii1re bober
Dem @ongreB geltern cine gia 3rge.
lteIt fiir Die ltebertraguna ser S,ltris.
oiftion Der Sngcnieurc iiber oen Nc
qloouft uno Die SiItrir. Hnlnoen al
Die 9iitritts = GommiiiGre. Ger Gbeiz
Sngcnielr oeS ariegs.G epnrtement>
bat Die llebertragung Der Surisoits
ton Dor etlihen Subren ifon beiiirs
lportet.
@ ii n den @oiierleitnnq.
9ic n@oit @oibington SeigbtS 81
ti5ens' aliociation" bot Die folgenoc
9eomtc erludblt: TrGlibent Senrp ".
Builder, Sice-Gr1iioenten 9r. g. Wf.
Mle0op, g. u. Iburn uno 9orncp
Sorris, SefretGr .. 6. 5ountoilt.
S6atmeiiter Charles &. SenfinS.
Gin Gomitc mllroe %ernonnt, I'M sic
Wfitbiilfc Der Observation-Disclosures
BON 5mining Gitp, 9orfielo uno
GongreB Seigbts 81 erloneen fir sic
I~usOebmung oes @olierleitungs!Sp=
items nod ibren rsipeftipen Stoot-
tbeilen.
Sncorpprtrt
Gle rAbe @ofer Company" puroe
geitern BON Den Serren Sbeoopr q.
utb 9. $. Ggbert unb 6. y. 8onbn
nit einem aapital bon $1,000 incors
porirt.
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Gin id5nes nnb nisIides 0ef&eni
far Nnee46rise 1T INNER cine IebenS.
srphe photographic ooer cine flint.
leriid pulIenbete Cupic eines alien
Hiloes in Grapnn, WaFsrfarbe, Del
uber Yaie1. Die fdSnften Cabinet.
6ilbcr nur ST pru TutenS.
SnIins Srbbel, oeutidcr pbotoeropb.
(90-) 321 Worb.Ua CITRATE.
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Roo27-0e5iS
George @altcr.

Siamautcn, iibrcn, sdmrd Tadien, seihlifienes
gias. eilber,uaaren nno erunSen.
ttnicr @anrenuprratb fir @eihuadtea TT Jest
manten, tibrcn, edlmudfadhen,A gefflttfenem
6ias, sterltng.e tfter uub grpnSet. Nir ha'
ben une fir bic Yebhrfntiie unierer 1nnbcn
Surd pprsefcbett, bak MIR Elm auherae,u1tnltd
nminnarctdies MVorttment angefd,aft haben,
nno rim Heiudl nuferes 2abens ntnf Shneu sum-
@erantsen serettten. "a Wef.er1tnston's Ctr.
(Ies9-)
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Ginc itiirmiidlc 3eilc.

~" VIZ
-
Norbb. 2Iop6l9 ompfer y9ranoer.
burg" lor1gte geitern i'm bieiigcn
Safen an.- Satte cine Itiirmiifc
Rciie. - 30 8oiiiten. lnO 14S6
3luiidenoedS = Eoiiagicre geIan-
bet.
Jtddl eiter namcntlid1 in ibrcm
lctten Sbeil rcd1t itiirmiifen Hcile
fam Geltern Morgcn geaen 10 llbr
scr Norbo. 2Iopb.I ompier Bran.
o%crburQ" pom Bremen bier on. Iie
2onblrg Der 80 aaiiiten. mo 1856
3lpildcnocdler uoll3og lid inter Scis
tllllg 6es observation-disclosures.
GommiiidrS @ertrom q. Stump Oh.
nc ~beionherc 3piideriGae. Sic 3ui-
lferocda . Eoliogierc reprGientirten
Ourdlue9 cine quite alalie, mo lpo.
rem faIt massachusetts rcidjlidy nit
8clo unb meiitcns nit Sabriheinen
laf) ibren meit!iden 9eitimmutngs.
ortcn Deriebcr, mobir lie nof geltern
Nbeno mittels 5lpeier Grtra5iigc be.
forOert purocn.
Inter Den aaiiiten . G~oiiaeieren
%beian6cn lidJ Serr Moom Iicbl
nno 8rall, ser friibe am 9rooomnp
cine @irtbifuit betricb. ionic Yoitor
2eopoIo 9crIepp, Ger iid) oils Miilio.
nar nod Ohio begicbt, unb Sri.
Mortbo Hidter. Die gum 9ciuf iDr2S
Snfels Geter Sdmiot nod5 9nlti.
more fam. Der n@rnnoerburo"
fltbr on %. Nopentbcr gegen 6 llbr
Nberhs inter Niibrln,g oes GopitGns
=. @oltersborff bon 9rcrnfrbopen
ab, Gom 10. @rno meitlidJer Cargo
bis lngefobr 5itnt Sd)luB Der Heiic
bate bus Sdiff befiigc Stiirme mo
ld)ucre See, 6eglcitet BON Hegen-,
SGrces uro Ncbelihoucrn, SIT bette
ben. Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
E%uliogierc luor por5iiglid). Gle 81.
fi5ierc unr 9cumten oeS Campers
lino: Gopit1n &. Woltcrsoorif; f..
Sffi5ier ". y. Scn>cll =. Sfii5icr
i. H0nncbcd. l.. Siii5iere W. Sab
nigen unb Gbr. Snrti0; Obermaidi-
nit i. Sdmi6t; 3. WaiGiniit Is.
Eiepfelb. 3. Moidiniit x. Mtiillcr, 4,
MaidJiniit j. &ricte; 9ler3te Gr. Sc.
Homcr mo Or. DC. Bed; Eropinnt.
meiitcr 6. b. Selms; Siilfs . Yro-
p%iontmeiItcr $. Terid)ofu; SberItcp.
oro :. @lody; Sberfoh 5. Suoic,
Ter critic Sffi5ier. 81. bon Scnbeu,
mod,t ieinc lcBtc Hciic olS Sffi5icr;
cr miro mad, Der Seimfebr ser
~SronbcuburG" sum- GopitGn beior.
ocrt luerben. Gr bot idon Dor Sur.
sem ocn Gompfcr r3icten" ais pro.
piioriidcr GopitGn gciiihrt. Gon lei
ncm Iogcnonntcn 3miair9Sbruocr
@il6clm Hobr, 0cn bisJerigcn picr.
ten Sfii5ier Ger y0ronbenbure,"
mllb Icet Ser brittle Sifi5icr ". SGt-
niaen oQcin iCinc 9obn 5icGell. bod)
bot CT 1T DEM neltelt piertcn Gffi5ier
wi. e'VlliB NllltH lptIlluHS HHlSll
&omcruocn %9cfurben. Sbernlaldi-
nit Srgcriuur i. Sfnibt, Der bel
Dem lcbtcn Nicricin al Sulgenent-
5ilnGltE1 lflucr crfroltt mur lu,0 I'M
.Sobna 9opfins' &oipital" gepilcgt
wurbc. %erfrellt iidJ micher ocs better
@oblicins. Erouiantmeilter =. bon
SclntS, Der iidp 6ier in baltimore Il.
ne groBc NnSobl Ireunhe crmorbcn,
bat IN Der Ecrion hcs Nrn. $. Ser
idJou, Sobn rcs Norob. Hlonb-g0cn'
ten in Sronffurt om Moirg circn Tic
bcnstuiiroi9en Niiiitenteu erbolten,
Sbcritemarb ). @lod. Der Jest id)on
Il Sabre in Gicnltew bcs Norho.
Slopo itebt. lit bier bon iciren iriibc'
rem Mciien fer lpohlbcfannt. Gtc
@ronbcnbur9 tritt Somritog Murgcn
iriib5citig lire Scimreiic nod Ore
fllClp on.
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WcISicnDungen

naf Deitidlano "a Gents pl, Warf,
nod SeItreid 2OH Gents pro Srone.
9orto ertra. Shifisfarten bon uno
nod 9eutidlano. @~cilepaiie, @ed'
iel, Greoitbrieie uno ausldnoilbes
geIo. Sbco. $. 9icner e. &c., 217
Dit. WaItimore.S traBe. (303-
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Ieutihcs 8eTb

Ut ~prrfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Wuri
ODER 4.2O Dart fir cinen Dollar.
WedIel uno Grepitbriefe ouf ale
Stdote guropa's. @eIoienoungen,
5di~fisfarten, Meiiepaiie uno ai,sIdn.
oiihes @efo. Sbe5. s. 9iener & g.,
2t7 Sit.gaItimore. strnBe. (303-)
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I'm ieben1 !Sausholtc

iolte bos refine, poblihmcfenoc nSo.
lnce"-gier ans 5reo. 9aiieruihmiot'S
YImcrican 9reluerp" itets norrGtbig
iein - elm 9e'unoes ilnb it1rfenoes
@etrGnf. 9eiteQt cine Frobefiite bel
@urem @irtb o0er per 2el. 8. & y.
364. 8rauerei 1104-1t2S Silen-
StraBe. (346)
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Tir @eibnadpten nmb 0enjabr.
Safob Sdilo & So,
Nnd. Ga6fMrthcr, Giaerthiinler,

,,Ssnuporteur rno SAMPLER nit
- Weinen unb 9iauoren, -
Nr. 500, 0reenmount. Npenue, rno
Nr. 4O6-f0S, Sit-sSapettcsS troBe.
gcitclunaen iiir Sami(iengcbroild,
mo Mcitorrutioncn aperben prompt
beiorat. (1c,t0,io1 Sonf)
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Stdot Baltimore.
tinterbaItuuoS . 3eameiger.

,9uIt.gtaocmte." - Sieie &o6e; Soufu
Spcrns0o. init Sofepb @llpiboru In Der ioniihcIt
Spcr aSbe Sree 2ance".
,Slanep's." - 9ieie gSobc: ser firft fuIfe
Stcp".
,Wapctn." - 9ieie 9Sc6e: Die .IransatIau.
tic @urIeSaierS". 3deIi6 Watinee.
,6urh's Spcra Spufe."- Siefe g9ote: nlPrs.
gSiges of the Cabbage Bntb".
pSonibaD." - 9iefe ISOLDE: 81 ~heipcrate
Gbaucc".
uWiarslauS." MIaIier GabrieI & 60. Gda.
li6 NiatlncC.
n@ubttprium, - Gicic 8o6e: IbomuS 6.
Sbcl In einem Repertoire.
,Teip Mlouumental." -- Giefe ISode: 9uuocs
biuesEorFieluHgeu. Gdgli6 Wiatinee.
yEcabubn.G unierpntprium." - SrCitIg, oeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hes naneifeIsG udriettS".
Slufirirter gurtrng: .Beife hlrb 6urora,
ben ErieHt uno oGs Seilige 9ano" ain ~. uno
10. 7e5einber. 8 ubr NbenoS, in Der reforItirten
q. R1IIssNirbe. Nroaolpah uno Nratt Strabe.
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20. HeiKcrt,
Seutid)er Hbotpgraph

4UY-f11 Wur0.W SfraHc,
iriiber nit benz psrftsrbenen 5utias Sebbei In
semieibcm aiten Vtaee.
Nir bitten rnierc 15mner. Hh irert ppn nn'
iercn Arbeitcn Az aber5eassn. che o%ieieibtn
amSersnp sshen.i sauu nrtheilsn sie ieibft. es
Tt mint Der s,a,ne. ionsern bic Arheit. far speide
aic besobfeu. (SeStf,tSl
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YdTe snr Meiie in's NusIanb &c.
ioretG. Mainc, Rr. Alb, cft.Ialti.
mort.S trnfe, maize Goitnmbonie.Npt
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
LdcOf1.

Ernest O'Dell spent Friday in
South. Haven.
The dance Friday night was
largely attended.
Emory Graves visited Kala.
mazoo, Thursday.
Omer Baird cut his foot badly
last Friday while cutting wood.
Miss Anna Maybee spent a
few days last week at the Deal
house.
Guy Calbetzor of Decatur is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
BoughtOn.
Miss Minnie Galbraith return
ed Tuesday for a short visit with
her parents.
d. c.. Bennett went to Allegan,
Wednesday, for a couple of days
squirrel hunting.
Lucy Porter, Ella Weber,
Lois Allgire, Mrs. Galbraith and
Lewis Hoag were South Haven
callers Saturday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19

Miss Bessie Hill visited friends
and relatives in Kalamazoo, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
B. Hutchins of Hart, Mich.
was the guest of Joseph Zielie
and family last week.
Mr.. Farnsworth has purchas-
ed the house and lot previously
owned by Chas. Pearson.
Mrs. F.. Stuyvesant has been
employed for a few days as mod.
iste by Mrs. Squire Burns.
Lew Soule and family started
last Saturday for their new home
four miles from Ann Arbor.
Frank l.. Mallory of Bangor
delivered speech on socialism
Tuesday evening at the town
hall.
Mesdames Texas Sprague,
VIM. Demming and VIM. Mosier
were guests of Mrs. @. H. Smith
last Friday.
Rapp's Novelty and Comedy
Co. will be here entertaining in
the town hall from October %
until October q.
The house owned by |. w. W.
Gibbs in west Oshtemo was des-
troyed by fire Tuesday. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Polman-
teer enrolled their names with
the A. O. O. O.. of this place last
Friday evening, increasing the
membership to about 60.
The people of this vicinity will
be wise TO put locks on their
chicken coops, granaries and
potato bins, as James Hill and
Chas. Baugher were unluckily
visited by unknown parties, who
relieved the former of 10 bushels
of potatoes, a horse blanket and
some chickens, while the latter
had corn and hay taken. The
thief IS as yet uncaptured.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
Antwerp Center.

Joe Buckhout has sold his corn
husker to Will Manning.
1t is rumored that Chas. r.
Gould has sold his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Harvey
spent Sunday in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. n. H. Bangs and son
Earl were in Bangor, Sunday.
l.. E. Foxford and family in
tend to spend the winter in Chi
cago.
Mrs. H. M. Ayars entertained
informally Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. John Smith with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Foote, were in Kalama-
zoo, Tuesday.
Mrs. McEachron and daughter
Ethel were in Kalamazoo one
day last week.
Geo. Walker is back on the
Thomas farm, where they have
already started cutting wood and
posts.
j. Buckhout has bought corn
harvester and with his husker
and shredder can handle quite
an acreage of corn.
ID. A. Morrison returned from
Sault Ste Marie last Saturday,
having been there in the interest
of his timber business.
b. A. Aseltine is preparing to
move from his place to the Fred
Gillette farm, which he has rent
ed for the coming year.
Several of our fruit growers
had not completed their grape
harvest before the frost. The
heaviest losers were w. w. Will
cox, Geo. Benton and l.. b. Fox
ford.
John Hunt Of Mattawan and
D. A. Morrison have arrived
with their second car of horses,
which they purchased in Omaha,
Neb. They have now on hand
about 80 head of young horses
ranging from one to three years
old, and have already made a
number Of sales. They are an
unusually good lot of colts, and
no doubt a great many farmers
will take this opportunity Of Sc
curing good young stock at rea-
sonable figures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
Barnes District.

Harold Barnes came home
from Chicago last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Erdman are
the happy parents of a baby
girl.
Portrait agents were through
here delivering pictures this
week.
Thomas Todd of Bangor is in
poor health at this writing. His
son George resides here.
Ellis Conklin spent a few days
in Chicago this week visiting his
brother Irving and other friends.
A large number of our people
attended the funeral of Mrs. H.
G.. Barnes at Lawrence last
week.
Grace Barnes is nursing at the
home of Minor Thomas in Hart
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are
the parents of 10 pound boy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
Out West.

Out in the western prairies, the gar
den has a new set of conditions, but
the commoner vegetables are easily
grown in this semi-arid region II the
garden be irrigated. says the Garden
Magazine. The soil is deep, rich and
comparatively new, SO there is no need
20 add fertilizer. The one thing needed
here at 2.24s feet elevation is water in
the earliest spring. And for economy's
sake our vegetable gardens are placed
Efficiently near TO the house so that
the one well can serve the two. During
the four months, November, December,
January and February, the average
monthly rainfall is only about half an
,nch, yet the average annual precipita-
ton is 20.35 inches. This means that,
while in the spring and summer
months there is a liberal supply Of
moisture, the ground may be so dry
in the early spring that the garden
plot must actually be watered before
ii can be put in good condition for
planting. Fancy that, you fasteners!
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
Decatur.

W, H. White spent Sunday in
Kalamazoo.
}. w. Lewis of Jackson was ia
town Sunday
E. L. Hawks of Galesburg
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. S. n. Ekenberger went
to Chicago, Sunday for short
visit.
G. F. Pritchard of Benton Har-
Dor spent part Of last week
here.
Mrs. NJ. Griswold of Chicago
is a guest of her Decatur rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. Bishop and daughter
have returned to their home in
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brigham
have returned from a visit in the
state of New York.
A. French of Denver, Col.
was the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Maxwell, the past week.
Mrs. !. d. Tillou, who has
spent part of the summer here,
has returned to her home in
Wyoming.
Misses Mable and Vangie Deal
and Miss Warner Of Cassopolis
were guests at the home of c.. L.
Roberts, Sunday.
Cady Bros. have sold their
grocery business to G. E. Young
and c. w. Warner, who will take
possession at once.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-19
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