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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

%"* Ger nS6lpet5er : &erein bon
Baltimore" pcrnnitoltet am Sonn-
tog, Sen 80. Suli in Srn. SAUL Sr.
bcr'S Enrf an ser annapolis : &oao
iein 81. StiitungSfeit. Gin groBeS
Ereisidiebcn, bel pcI6cm mertbpole
grciie 5ltr &crtbcilung gcInngen, lit
fiir 0oS Set porgciebcn. Gaiielbe
nimmt 6creits INN 10 ltbr@ormittaAS
Ieincn Anfong. GuBerocm bat ooS
Gomitc IN 10 umfoiien0er 8eiie fir
Gic arrangements Gorge eetrogen,
ooB gcuiB oqen @ditcn gcnuBrcite
Stunoen in gu8lidt iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
$500 mad gbilaSelpbia nnS smriid

Gia Benniplpania 9abn, Sonntag,
30. Suli. $t.00 nah @ilmington;
100 nad Gbelter uno 5nriid. Spe-
SioI5ug perlGbt l1nion.9 abnbof 500
Woreens. (204,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

Gin idones nnS niitIidcs 0eidcnf
fir g~nsc9Srige 1T immer cine Icbcns-
aroEc photographic uber cine fiimit-
leriidJ uoacnbete gopie cimes alien
8ifoes in Grapon, @aicrfarbe, Del
DSer YaItcl. Die id6niten Cabinet
biloer MIR 81 pro 9mtenb.
Snlius Sebbcl, oentiher G~botograpb,
CO., 321 Norb-8 Gay Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
Ginr mpItcri6Ic Wcidyidtc.

6rol Gnnie 9uelia icit Gienitog per.
i6munoen. - Sbr S6maqer Der
gemoltInmcn Gntfii6rllng beid)uI-
0igt. - @irb bis altf @eitercs in
ltnterludutgS6ait gebulten. -
&incent llIhinstp beiBt ser
Mann.
Nhtf gebeimniBboGe @eile Der.
idpano ON Gienitag 6rou Minnie
8ueQis, 8ottin bon Gborles @ueais,
uon Nr. 42S, Siio-Goco.S traBe. gnS
&eriGminocn Der 6rou mllrbc am
Wiittmo6 Nben0 gegcn 10 llbr BON
Srn. 9ilellis uno Oeiien Io6ter 9(nz
ME in Der meitIihen Boli5eiitation &c.
mel0et uno es lit bis geitern Der $50.
li5et niht gelungen, alth MIR Die &C.
ringite Spur bon Der Geri6mltnoenen
3t cnt0edeu. 9tad)torI6ungcn erga.
ben jeoodL 0oB it6 6rou 8ueqiS am
0ietItag Wittog mad Der @obnung
ibrcs S6tuu9ers, Sincent llld)insfp.
cineS 10 Sabre olten @irt6es, BON
lr. S12, MeIt.2omboros StroBe, be.
9cben bate. 2ebterer bate oic 6rou
ongcblid nuigeioroert, nit inn cB-
bare Eil5e 81 iuden. No60cm Srol
9uclliS nit ibrem S6moger ooS Wtit-
toasbro0 %elngenommen butte, pcrlieb
lie nit oemielbCn ociien @obmn0.
&r. 9ueaiS CAB Der NoIi5ei an, OaB
cr bcfiirdte, ieincr Srolt lei irgeno elm
ltnbeil gel6ebcn, iniofcru lll6insfu
Dor etncm Sabre georobt butte, CT
mcr0e Sroi gucliS crmoroen neil
i'm Oicielbc ieincr Belt babe perboitcn
Ioiien. llldinStp lpltroe in 6olgc
ociien bonn Gltn0eiergeanten SiQon
ocrboftct un6 nod Ser meitli6en go
li5eiltotion gebrndt, 100 CT geItern
No6mittag Dem &id)ter 2oocn porge-
fiibrt mllr0C. llldinSfp CAB 5rL nit
6rolt 9ueuiS Don icincr @obnung
mcggc9ongen SIT iein, er b%eboiptete
aber, 0oB i'm Oicielbe an Ser @dc bon
2ittle 8ocos un0 @reene.S traBe Der,
loIIen babe, Inn nngebli6 cincm Ser.
b0r gcacn cinen 9Ctannten in ser
mcitliden Eoli5ciitotion bci5upobnen.
Gr mioerlc1te ic0od) oieic Angobe
iclbit, inoem cr ipGter iogte, ieinc
SdmGgcrin babe i'm an ser Gde bon
Scott un0 2ombor0sS troBe %perloi.
len, Gr iclblt babe einen @oggon Der
HoInn0.Eorfz&inic beitiegen mo ici
an 0oS Gnoe oieier Clinic g~efobren,
bon mo ans CT iif nui bic Su6e nod)
Ril5en 6egcben babe lno NbenoS nit
cincm @aggon Scr gorf-Honb-2inic
5uriidgcfebrt lei.
Hidter 9oOcn belt ltlhinSfn
i6lieblt6 fiir Elm ncitere$ @erb0r am
nGfItcn Gonncritng inter Der Nn-
iAuloiqltnd' Der ongcblidcn 5lponQS-
peiicn GntiiibrunN pon 6rolt 9ltelliS
felt. Sn5miihen miro oie Eoli5ei 9us
les orfbietcn, Ocn Mltfcntbalt Der Ser.
ihm1tnAruru al prn1ittp1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
SdiffSfartcn uum nnS mad Sentid)-
lamb.

8on Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
iite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 unS $3.50. &unoreiie 5u
biaioerem Sreiie. S9cD. s. 9icmer,
e. So, 217, Cit-galtimorc. StraRe.
Q70) !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
Nns ocn @cri6tcu.

'N~ -" 'JN
Tie llntcriud)ung Der Gi2perbdItniiic
bon ben 8robqeitmorcnen oufgc-
ge6cn. = 8uItor &ubcr'S Gelta.
mcnt. = @ie GopiO 3ieglcr ici.
men Na6lnB oertbcilt. SeQlc.
tier pcrlongt.
@r. &cnrp 9. @ilcor Obmonn Der
@roBgci6morenen, moftc geItcrn BE-
tuunt, bob Oicic &0rpcriduit Otc lin.
tcrilfltng 6e3iiglid Der Gi9ocrb0It.
niIie III Baltimore cinGcitcllt babe.
Gr iugte: ollniGre llnteriudung
5ci1tG, Dob feline COMPUTATION obcr
Continuation oOer Discrimination
binii6tli6 Scr @ispreiic oOcr Der Ser.
iorNung Der fleincn NGnOlcr nit Gi5
bCItcbt."
StootSonnolt Smcua, meIder Oic
llntcriudung onreQtc, crtIGrtc, c5
itcbc ibm nidt 81, Die BroBgcidmore.
men 5u fritiiiren cr iijr ieinen Sbeil
bobc icinc Yflidt gCtbon.
Die acknowledgements bnttcn bon
lln1cf0br so 3ellgcn, Ocrcn Nomcn
i6ncn pom StootaumuoIt gcgeben
moroen, nur orci Dor ij6 gerllfGu mo
auSgcfrogt.
= a it or @uber'a &c tam emf.
9tnd) Dem I'M @oiicn0Cri6t Qc0if-
nctcn Ecltoment OC2 AM 8. Sui ges
itorbcncn EoItorS GOuoro &ll6cr DC.
tonmt Elm icOeS Scr iijni &inoer $40;
Der 9cit Der Siuterlaiicnihuft fGllt
ser @ittmc, Srnli 2ouiic Slrbcr, 3t,
mclde audi offs Observation-Disclosures.
rim gcnonnt lit, Go5 GcItoment 1o.
tirt pom 10. Illgltit 1897.
0crtbctlung BON 3icgler'S
Rad Lab.
Ger pcritorbcnC 6r, IopiO 3ie9lcr
pcrtbeilt ieincn &od)lob in ser iol-
gCuoen @ciic:
Sin Gicrtel fir icinen g%teffcn Geo.
g. &uQ;
Gin 3m0litcl fiir iciren 9}rfier
Gouio 3. Goiicl uon Gopton Ohio;
Elm 3lp0lftel iiir ieine Ntidtc Mi.
ncrno @opmoicr BON Ohio;
Gin 3molftCI iiir Die Sinner ieiner
ucritorbcncn NiGtc Scnnie acfauct
Don &~ononlin, Gbio;
Elm Ndtcl iiir icine Srcunoin 6rol
Sotc SGepber0 BON Eorf- Goun!p
Wontnno;
Gin 9(6tcl fir ieinG Sbm1gerilr
6rou Miiiouri 6omble bon Soriorr.
Gountp W0.;
Gin Idtel iiir ieincn Sbnogcl
2cmis &cmp BON 6rcoerid- Golmtu
&irginien.
dc Observation-Disclosures @co. 2
Sui ltlrO Gbomo9 q. Eotts ltcQtcl
$4,000 @iirGi6oit, mas onocltet
onB Scr NohloB $4,000 betrogt.
SeQueitCr perIungt.
&idtcr &orlon crnalinte geIterl
Srn. 2epiS EuBcl ilno Srn. Same:
5liiocl olS Scquciter fir sic rSomI
Minoom nn6 Office Cleaning g.
uno 5mor uui &crlongcn BON GOmil
:. Mabbett, Scr Nen1cinion nit Soc
$. @olfS6cimcr oaS @eidGft rignet
Sr. Wobbett iii6rt on, or miinidc ooi
ScoueIter, onnlit oie @eid)Gitc Sc
Gompognic obAcuidqlt rperben t0nn
tclt.
GbCm ii sc.
Srnu &otc $. 9illllpS rcifte &C
ltCrn I'M &rctsNcriht eineS dcioumgS
tlage acgcn ibrcn @ottcn George Z
SiuupS Gin, mo 5ualeib miinidt il
ei1en Ginbolt abeiebl geget i'm i
bob er boS nEimlico-S otel," luel6c
cr ei9ret un0 betreibt, niht Der
0uBcrn fam,
Somntass 'GEfuriion nadJYbilnoelpbi
@ia Nenniptuonia 9a1p, %. Sui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

Gbcumatismns, 8idt, Santfranf.
beiten etc, gorontirte &lir i'm
n%icnna Sanatarinm," Nr. 413, 8..
Sopcttcs Str. Sanotorium lit ausee-
~Itottet nit alien mooernen A~pparaten.
Gllli210
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
2ufal6cridJtc ants 8aI6inatOn.
8aIO DergeiteIlt

BALD 9ergeIteIlt.
Stills 9unOc5marid)uIl G0gar 9.
Burner, melhcr am ii. sunni 6ei Ell.
mem 2lutomobil-llniua ibner berlebt
wuroe unO ieitocm i'm emergency.
SoipitaI" geleaen bat, lit ioneit pie.
Scr ber9citellt, OoB cr geItcrn mad Iei.
ner @obnIng, 9fr. 1911, If. StraBe,
N..@, gcbruht merOen fonutc.
III noll" 0us 8eroift.
Die GoronerS . @ei6morenen, mel.
he eincn SnQucit bieltcn be5iiglib 0es
Nble6cnS Oes Stnliencr5 3oiepb @or-
cio, melhcr am Moutug g(bcno ouf
elmer 9aggcrmoi6ine i'm Stub gu
&o0e oerbriibt murOe, goben Elm nuf
ullfoa lautenOcS Gcr0tft ab. Ger I'm.
fall mar Ourd 0aS 9eriten elmer
9nmpir0bre perurio9t.
IuSfl ug fiir a|tn0er.
Ser 800 armen &in6ern unO oeren
Mitttern bon Den Aubeitellten OeS
observation-disclosures qeItern Qegebene
NltSflug per 0ampier ,Green Anne"
na6 Giocr1Gicp mar pom ih6niten
@cttcr 6~egiinitigt, uno sic ainOer
amiiiirten lid t0Itlih. 4Qerbano
Spiele mur0en iiir &naben un0 MGo-
den ucrunltaltet, Die 0a0urf nod be-
ionoerS intcreiiant muroen, 0oB Oas
Gomitc Greiic ou5geiebt bnttc.
iir 9em dung oeS
SafenS.
Gem @%nfcnmeiiter miro in Sen
nGhIten 5pei @o6eu cine meitere
feline 8oiolin.2oun6 sur 8eriiigung
lte6en sur lleber1puhunq 0eS SaienS.
Sun0eoiebe?
Sc0en Sng miro Der 8oli5ci gemel-
oct, ooB mertbpoac Suroe abbonoen
gcfommen linO. Sn Den meiiten 6Gl.
len mer6en Die Sister 3uriif qebro6t,
ioboIO cine @elo6nung o%fferirt miro.
Gte Eoli5ei lit Der Gniiht, oaB IN.
ifrupol0ie Eerionen sic Sunoe fort
lofen un0 irgcn0mo o%nbinoen, bis oie
9~elobmlnQ befnmnt Bcmoht miro.
Sn Spmen'S 6eiieIu.
Sri. 9. SoeIle aeSler, God)ter SeS
0rn. @m. $. $. &eSler bon 9tr. 2t5,
Nerp- &eriep. glocmle, unO ST.. &ap-
mono 5. Goolep idloiien am Mittpo6
N6elro sen 9uno fiir's 2ebcn. 8aitor
". Vruner bon ser .. 9optiItenfir6e
icgnete oen 9un0. Gin Gmpfong
iolgte in ser elterliheu @obnung Ger
@raut.
@o6Gperbicrte Nnerter.
NINA iir BEN HoIt5eihef
street,. - 0ic Gommiii1re bon
9oltimore-Gour ebrten geitern
Wlorgcn ben Toli5cidcf Street,, in.
Dem tic bemieIben oIs NncrfennunQ
fiir icinc trcuen Gienitc, ipG5iel
nbcr ooiiir, bob err cS mar, Der oen
fllld)ttgen Fcger Slaot Mlnoer, mel
der Den 3oacinncbmer Srieorih z.
&ein6orot ermorocte, cinfing. inbem
itc Inn cine m~ertbnolle goI0ene llbr
nit poiienOer Snihrift 5itm @cihenf
ma6tcn. GommiiiGr Senrp g.
Wann belt Die llcberreidungS : gn.
iprode, mo in mcnigen @orten, in
mclhcn er MIR ermGbnte, Dob or
feline Yili6t 0ctbon babe, nabm Gbef
Street, ooS idyonc @eidenf an. lie
GinSelnbeitcn Der ieniotionGIlen @ci-
ic, in melhcr &r. Street, oen @in-
ser gefon9cn nobm, limo sur @eniige
bcfonnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
GfciScr maiden Qcnte,

mcnu lie BON u. &nicrim, aunSen.
idneiocr, Nr. IL, Worb-g utapitrabe.
bergeltelt iino.
(gprtlf7-i9i5r) --t :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
sOmntass .Grfnrlion nadY6ilaOclp6iu

@ia Nermiplponia 9a1n, %, Suli.
Nur $500 fir sic HunOreile. $1.00
TnnoreiIc nnt @iImington; $3.50
&unoreiIc naf G1eiter. Spcjinl3ug
oerIGBt Union . 9abnbof 500 Mor-
gems. COILS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
@rose Tcier bes

@rofe Ieier Oes
Gemiidrn Cages inn Ripcruiew-Gar
am IL. September
inter Den gnipisien bes y%linabbGnsi'
aen SiiracrucreinS ppn MarplanS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

$3.50 bcfcn alc nGtBigcm ltnfOitcn.
Eerioncn nit Dem Munidc. iid)
ocnSit Sauflcntem in ibrer Sol,r
burdl Scnti6lanb nnb bic Sdhuci,,
is. SILL bis 5. September, on5l.
iblieben, pcHoen Iid at
SbrO, Sicncr & &c.,
217 Sit.Saltimpre.S trafe.
(620 Sobu u. 8cder, Torliser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
Staot Baltimore.
1fntrrhnLtnnns . @eniuciicr.

,Nrbctcrgirorrtafrl." - SonntuQ, Den %,
Snlt, gruBe 9rturiipu mad Guutntit- Srocc.
sdincijers0erciH 80 SunltGl. ben 20,
Sult, 81. Stiitunnaicit nno aruBcs Brciel0tebel
in Nubcr'S Bari IN Der H1llupults 1tpnh.
Nlps' Bad Miper.Nnrf." - Jtudutttags mo
QbenhS Observation-Disclosures uno @on8ert,
,5oidcfer.Sendl." GIfurttoneTI fdGllp pet
Sanipier aSouiie".
guTf.GnuBerte.
Rrof. G. Nurfep QGnters, Strtgtfti.
gealun. SonutngS nm Mb u9r gta1Uuiilngsi
an @o6entnGen nm rs ubr a6enos. cir.
Wonfag 49,. nRibcrFoc" 9ber 5e6erole9iu%
Gtetttng gNuit1 q ina
Witttpom ...''''''' "S'ntnta
GnHueriidG HGGutta
TTettag Ctlltons
Sat1itug "eu''e'l""
4rD1rGmrt fur heute:
Clifton Vdrt."
Marfch .gabnt ibc 2rnb @Gnh Fln0eo" N!orle.
Stperiire Set in Eanuet.
QQalBcr 81 Eufp" ............ , Vfl0Ol0.
yGncuamit Gnucc" tnui &crLnn0en) ;perrnlnn1;
Hiteit thr Goru mn Slute oSeretnbe" .<I
thie SO. 9SilbclW uno NlaotD
Scriett ans rpuciu" (uut &erld1iacn)
Suni3etti.
cubertire ans rlambdnicr" (auf @erl9nacD
9SagHcr.
c@eIeftiou .5nlt" tdnf @crlanQen) @ounoo.
Wjaridb Directorate" luut &erlangcn)
Suufl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
. m ii ) G.

6ruu &otc $. 9iaupS rcidte &C.
itcrn I'M &rcisNcri6t eineS dciomDS.
tlage acgcn i6rcn 8ottcn George Z.
SiaupS cin mo 5ualeib piinidt lie
einen Ginbolt @bciebl gegen i'm 10
bob er NoS yEimlico.Sotel." nel6cs
er eignet unO betreibt, nidt Der
Gl,Bcrn FAM,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

9oieboIl. - Die 9oltimorcr
bobcu geItcrn ibr Spiel nit Ocn
Ncluorfcrn oiti beimiiher GrOc ge.
monnen. GoS &eiultot Der 0citrigcn
Spicle ser 0itIi6en 2igo mar, mie
folgt:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
Au8e-Kinnie.

The following, from the Brecken-
ridge. (Colorado,) Journal, of Satur-
day last, will be OF local interest, as
the young man in question was for
merly resident Of L'Anse:
"At "Rosedale Camp, keystone,
South Dakota, the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Griffith, Wednesday,
occurred the marriage of Charles r.
Auge, OF Breckenridge. to Miss
Lufanny Kinnie, OF New York state.
The ceremony was witnessed by
only q few intimate friends of the
Griffith family. as on account OF the
distance, none Of the invited friends
from Breckenridge attended. The
wedding was the elimination of q
case OF "love at first sight and the
friends Of both parties hope it will
remain "true love" all through life.
Mr.. Auge is the exchange manager
of the Colorado Telephone Co., and
one of the most popular young men
in Breckenridge. Mrs. Auge lis a
lady possessed of charming per-
sonality, and their home here will
undoubtedly be the scene OF many
social gatherings during the coming
winter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Membera Of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the M. Z. Church Again Prove
Their Ability as Entertainers.

Had the writer of the popular
song, "Coon, Coon, Coon," been
present at the chicken pie supper,
which was served under the auspices
of the Ladies Aid Society OF the M.
e. church, Thursday evening, he
would not have been lost for words
to supply another song proclaimin g
its merits with chicken on every
side.''
To say that the event this year
was a grand success, is putting it
mildly. Never in the history OF the
society, has there been an entertain
ment of this nature given which
proved such a success, either from a
financial or social standpoint.
The proceeds amounted to $120,
which far exceeds many similar
events Of previous years.
During the evening the candy and
flower booths were well patronized,
and all who partook of the bountiful
supper left the hall with words Of
praise on their lips for the ladies OF
the society.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
winter.

S. D. Murphy was at Hancock
Thursday.
N. M. DeHaas, of Skanee, was a
copper country visitor Thursday.
A meeting OF the Ladies Home
Missionary Society of the M. E.
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. M. Hansen, Thursday after
noon. Nov. 9th, at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Gertrude Bulger returned
Monday from Duluth, where she had
been called by the illness of her
sister.
Thursday evening, the date oi
the regular meeting OF the
common council, there was
not a quorum present, and the
meeting was adjourned to Thursday
evening next, November 9th.
LAnse can justly point with q
feeling Of shame to number of SO.
called young men residing within
her borders, and also to an older
f, person, (who is unworthy the name
of a mau,) for u low-lived, filthy
trick perpertrated Hallowe'e
night. The lowest beasts, (com.
monty known as hogs) would never
stoop so low.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Shea took charge of Miss
Bulger's work during the absence Of
the latter last week.
Some OF the lady teachers want
to know who the young man is that
teaches at Keweenaw Bay. Speak
up, young man, speak up.
The sun took pity on our fast dis
appearing wood.pile and came out
again Thursday. We have been
quite comfortable since the stoves
we're put in.
A penmanship class has been
formed in the high school room. It
occupies the first twenty minutes
in the morning. A spelling class
will also take the last twenty min
utes Fridays.
Work on the new building is 60
ing rather slowly, owing to the de-
lay in the delivery Of material. Most
of the lathing is done and windows
in. Plastering will in all probability
be commenced next week.
The teachers report for the
month OF October show ia pupils
in the L'Anse school; 104 in Pc.
quaming, FL at Nestoria, "a at Her
man, 81 at the Mission, 80 at the
Bay Shore. The per cent of attend.
ance in some OF the schools is not as
good as it should be,
The L'Anse township teachers
met in the High School room Sat-
urday last, at $50 a. m. Present,
Supt. Morrison, Principal Taper,
Principal Yokum, the Misses Jen-
sen, LeDuc, Justema, Stewart, Nc
Cabe, Curry, Laura and Helen Ed
gerton. Absent, the Misses Sterk
and Bulger. The program as pub
lished in recent issue OF this paper
was rendered. An invitation to
hold the next meeting in Pequam-
ing was extended to the teachers,
and will probably be accepted. An
hour was spent in examining new
readers, the object being to recon.
mend set to the board some time
this year. Later the teachers will
be given an opportunity to vote or
express preference for some par
ticular set. -,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
SUPERVISORS MEEr4EG.
offitiai Report Of Business Tram (acted
at be Annual Meeting ofthe cobnty
Bkard, Held October $40, 1905.
CONTINUED from last week.

Noheihuou irom ihst Weoks
On motion OF McKercher. sup
ported uy Schwalm, the following
resolution was adopted by the vote
following:
Wheseas, the board Of county
road commissioners have deter
mined that the amount necessary
for copnty road purposes is 81 on
each 1000 valuation upon the as
sessmspt rolls of the coupty for the
preceding year, and
WbeFeas, the said board OF county
road commissioners dtd determine
and vote the amount OF tax to be
raised and to be assessed on the
1906 rolls for county road purposes
at 81 qn each 81, 900 df the assessed
valuation upon the assessment rolls
ofthe county for the preceding year
authority having been granted to
said 3oard of county road COM
missioners to raise $2 on each
$1,000 pf the assessed valuation up,
on the assessment rolls of the county
for thespreceding year, by the board
of Supervisors Of sald county, there
fore belt
Resolved, that the amount of tax
y.
to be raised for the board of county
road commissioner for county road
purposes and tp be spread as
"countyro tax'Fhaving been de-
termine9 at 81 on each 81, 900 of the
assessedSvaluationsupon the assess.
ment rof(s Of the county for the pre-
ceding year, that said tax be ap.
portioue9 to the several townships
Of the bounty, according to the
equalizeds valuation as follows, to-
wit:
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Highway Taxi of l per cedt, money.
Bridge PIX, I OF per ce4t, money.
School III TX. ............ $6, OO0OO
CFington Townsht tp.
Township Tax. II. $1,000 90
Highway Fax,3 OIL per ONT, money.
Highway FAX, ! Of day. abor
tupon each $lP valuation.
Bond and 1pterest Tax IS 2s5.Oo
1Anse Township.
Township Tx. .... T.. 1000. 90
Highway Tak of l pei Gent, money.
School Tax 80. ~. $1,000
School Dist. Bond Tan ). 81, 900. 90
Spur Towqihip.
Townhip Taxi .....E 81, 100000
Highway Tax, of ! I er cent, money.
Yeas: -Been,} Sch bkalm. Elfman,
McKercher an0 Foqee. Nays:-none.
On motion pf NcKercher, sup
ported by Scqwah, Miss Helen
O'Connor was &ppbinted school ex-
aminer for the (n@hing two years,
by the vote foll\Ying:
Yeast Been, ch walm, Elfman,
McKercher and II ote. Nays:-none.
: A secret BALLOT Vas taken for the
OF superintendent of
the poor for the kn&uing three years
and the result d declated as follows:
Philip VoetschE ~ 1
George G. Jackman,X. ........ 4
The chairmah declated George G.
Jackman appointed Superintendent
Of T.ars the poor FLOR the e suing three
On mott pn of ScRwalm, sup
ported by Been, the following bills
were allow d by the votS following:
Olof W. Bfen. supervisor per
diem Ind mileage .$21. 90
Fred w. 6chwalm, ditto 1000
John Elf{an, dittd 22.00
Frank W. Foote, dittoi $40
Samuel HcKercher, dittof 1900
Yeast Been, Schwalin, kElfman,
McKefher and Foote. NaSs:none.
On notion OF McKercher, Support
ed bySchwalm, the board ad burned
until Tuesday, December 4th, N906..
MARTIN VoETscH, Clerk.
FRANK W. FooTE, Chairman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03

In the forenoon.
Andrew Newman, Arvon.
Adolph Melin, I"
John Densmore, Baraga,
Thomas Tracy, :"
Louis Robillard, :"
Henry Mathews, /"
Fred Gustafson, {"
Andrew Erickson, 4"
John Terhorst, 4"
Jacob Bendry, ="
Martin Cosgrove, "
P. F. Tracy, Covington,
August Hutula, g
David Beauprey, Jr., 1"
Jacob Leamaster, L'Anse.
Carl Hedman, .
DeIlor Menard, f"
Lars Westberg, +"
Mike Credan, "
John Sands, ("
Edward Sicotte, +"
Henry Murphy, C
Isaac Treado, Spur.
Joseph Beauprey, ="
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03

Couaut xlD6ns, photographers.
have locfeYHL'A 'Aose r a period
of two/we/HI 36d WI make all
classes Of Not tbgraph York. Special
attention kiven to 6bys' pictures.
They recently>Visited Pequaming,
where their work gave ex-
cellent satisfaction. II you want
good work give them call.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
5 b,982,9

Yeas: Been, Sch walm, Gilman,
McKercher and Foote. Nays ;-none.
On motipn of McKercher, sup
ported by SSchwalm, the following
resolution yas adopted by the vote
following:
ResolvedI thRt all taxes rejected
and charged back to the county by
the auditor sgekeral because of er.
roneous descriptions or irregulari-
ties, be and hthe same are hereby
charged back 10 the several town
ships wherestbe lands are situated.
and ore h6rby ordered assessed
against thS descriptions that are
subject to such assessment because
Of the reasS1 or reasons stated in
the report Of the auditor general to
the county treasurer, an d that the
supervisors ~ the said townships
are hereby authorized and directed 10
assess the AMOUNT upon the taxable
property, or bthe descriptions sub
ject to assesd bent, of their respec-
tive TOWNSHIP Is and that the total
amounts to b assessed to to sever
al township$ as reported by the
auditor genel hl. are as follows:
State T} Chd Back Co. Tax Chd Back
ArvOn ..... MS o.U $ZS. 10
Baraga 49,. II. 20.19 $3.50
Covington III.
L'Anse m. 17.46 $3.50
Spur. IN. 1892 1470
Yeas:- BeeV Schwalm, Gilman,
McKercher an Foote. Nays:.none.
On motid OF Schwalm, sup
ported by fman, the following
resolution wi adopted, by the vote
following:
Whereas, be several certified
statements d he proper officers OF
the several IN wnships as to town
ship, schoolF highway and other
taxes voted, ermined and ordered
raised 10 the respective townships
were duly with the county
clerk and ID before the board OF
examination fouudto be correct,
therefore be
Resolved, the following taxes
and the amo pt thereof be and the
same are hd bel y ordered assessed
and spread d q assessment rolls
OF the severs I'd Fnships, as follows
Ar pn Township.
Township II ..... - 800. OF
Highway Ta \ per cent money
Highway Ta 4 l per cent labor,
School Tax -. ...$1, 500. On
Ba aga township.
Township 2 x... ;. 81, 900. .0'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03
For Sale.

One heavy draft horse, young/and
sound.
Two sets logging sleighsy
One tote sleiAh.
One set good bleHarness.
One Jersey cof. 4
One Jersey heiE.
One 2-year-olfkeifer.
One Nortbfn Queen camp cook
stove.
A. \ GDDINas,
p. o. BOX Ga. Baraga, Mich
1O-27-tA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03

We carry a f@d zine OF men s,
boys and childre6s q Its. Call and
inspect them.
ALsvirAN, L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-11-03

As the result of head-on collision
in a dense fog Wednesday between
local train used in transporting
men back and forth to the Traders
mine, four miles north of Iron
Mountain, and heavy freight on the
Milwaukee road, four men we're
killed and number of others were
seriously injured.
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per at the ,T9Y6 Hall, Thursday,
November