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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

Black and Colorcd VndcrskirtS of 700,
quality TafclH Silk cl1 very luI. a -""d as
Sortmcnt to choose from. y regular 4 90
300 value. This week at ............ 40 ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

Tic request is made that the blank
petitions which accompany tho letter
h" returned to Edward j. Hail, of this
llacc, when signed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-19

About 80 dozen fine Muslin Indcrskil
in mauv STYLES. some finished with plain tue
some finished with plain tuck>. others han
somclv trimmed with Lace and hamburg. It
are positively MS rood Il value as ever sh"
at 80. We will sell them this 4 a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

Otc9bc5it8li6er 9eidllb mlr0c lit Der
bcltte Gbeno imLy@rilQcr gnlOitortum"
1t%dttBehobtcr 9uuOc2 GcIegotcnz
&criommlnn9 ongcnonmcn. nod),
Oen etlide @crren iiG pcracblid fiir
Molbtngton mo @ilfr2bdrrc bcluor<
ben botten. Nls orl Dcrldtc0cncn
Sobrc9beridJten, meldc }lr &erlciuna
fonttr, erbeIlt, oob Der o]}or00itlide
Songerbun0" bette l26 Gclegotcn
bat ge0en 343 bei'm uorbcr9eDen6en
Sdn0crfCIt Cine 3uuobme, Ocrcn
&crtltnot9rn8 nit grobcr @cgeiIte-
rltrg altfgeHnntmen murOe.
BUM eritcn DtoG felt longer 3eit
6ot DER 9lnb aud, eincl l~leberiduB
nj Der aoiie. Geriel6c S67I77. Sic
GinnobmcF i'm pcrQauQclcn Sabre
b%ctrugcn $2648.28. Ger yGclolporc
S%0ngerbuno" iteGte Den &(ntrog, in
3%rtflnit feline SGngcrfcitc in Der 4.
Slllt.gSodc ob5uboltcu, "a 5lt niele
@cIfditSIertte ourd) ptdy;i9e @ci6Gf-
te lp%cggcbolter miirocr. Ter Introg
ptrOc Der r0d)iten GQuQcrieitbcD6roc
iibermicicn.
Cine 9robe lle6crroiduug mur0c
Dem 9lun0 ro0urd bercitct, Dob Der
iclbc cinacIobcn mur0c, icin nGhitca
S0nGcrfcit 0~elegenil;h Der SoIne3.
tolun Nlraitelung III ]IorfoIf ob3,l-
Cic GinIoomg murbe nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
y 2ufact @Idmcrdor. QbiIobcIp6ia.
Sic Gun3crtc.

NuBer Dem beltte Nadnlitta0 Itott.
gc%iun0encn GnpfungS : CONCERT I'M
Olympic Bort" mer0en nob orei
lpcitere 9robe GOn5erte gcgeben mer-
Den, bon nelden zines Gin ainoer.
CONCERT icin miro.
GaS critic groBe 6elt-Gon5ert iinoet
mprgen 9lbenO in Ger Armorp on Der
Sitiicr- Gpenue ltott. Sin M1nner.
MaIiendor pon 5000 Stinmcn iinot.
Die Soliiten lin0: Mme. Sdumann.
Semi, Sopron, Ii. Signor @uiieppe
Gamponori, BARTON. Gus uoasGb,
lige SrheIter Scr INSTRUMENTATION
@eieqihoft" bon Ncp.Nort liciert Die
Gon5ertmuiif.
GienItog 9tadmittag , llGr beginnt
i'll Der Irmorp Elm grobe5 &inocr.
WotineesGon5crt nit 5000 Sdulfin.
bern lnb einem poQ50bIigcn Ord)e,
tier.
GaS 5meite un0 lcbtc grobe ieIt'
Gon3crt finbet Eienitag gbenO in Der
Irnlorp itott, mieocruln pum 5000.
Itimmigen Wdnnerd)or ocS YunOeS,
nit Wme, Sdumonn-@einf ais 80,
prnn.S Gngerin, Srn. Iun. geoooe
oIs Scnoriit uno benz poa,dbligen
Srd)eItcr Der uEbilbormoniid)cn &C.
ieaiduit" bon Nclp-Oorf.
Der 4,SrIi brinot allBer Dem inter.
ciiuuten aoiicrprciSiingen sic Grcis.
pertbeilung lno Gin grobes 8icnic
NIT 6euertperf an I6enb nit lid).
Sole q d II G.
Der oeitlde gotidofter Baron
Sped bon S%ternbnrg uno 8oupcr.
neur gonarb s. Stofes bon Nen.
Scriep iuerben oos erite 5eit.Gon3er1
0m Montog abeno beiudcn. Ter
8ouperneltr miro bon gunbcs. Er1ii,
bent Waior Carl Gents empfungelt,
nebit icinrm Stobe I'M .GIer.Goititl
bcmirtbet uno oonn nod
Der ISeitballe geleitet. Baron bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
2eufe! 2ente! Qcntc!

9ie SoIdeiterA 8eieaifoft beiinoet
iif i'm Srtibel. Seoermann mill aui
benz 9nmpier nsouiie" mad Col.
DIETER fabren.
Sie BADEN Die ihoniten 6abrtcn Die
gai binaui mo %binunter ino Tie iinO
prad)tpoil unO popular AMI ben Gam-
pfern sSnsque6onna" un0 uGmma
Giles" unb pieIe geber, aber Die sc.
ieai6aft mill nod mebr. llnb ben.
nod iagen Die 2erte SoldeItcr, Col
DIETER. 1892
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Cos Nreiniinner.

y
Ter frieoli6e Wettitreit I'M @cloItl
nimmt morQcn icinen Nnfang INN
fommt Wtittpo6 nit Dem &aIler'
preisiingcn sum 9lbidlllB. Gie nod
itebcnoen Ginjclpercine lno Staote'
&creinigungen nebmcn an Dem &C.
ionglifcn 8ettitrcit, Der I'M ~Olpnl-
pic Bart" Dor iid 9e1en miro, SDetI:
@iuntaa, ben 2. 3nli 2 llgf aah'm'tta0S;
Vcrcinc brittcr ainlc.
,96enbrubc," bon 6rtb Heitgclt,
+. ,~lIrania GuartcttsGlub, 9teins gptt
2. ~S6mdbif0er 2dn9cE9uto $Snoii9I,; a.,
3. g@etnlunid GndtteltS ~ r. S1gn9l''0N' gu
=. ,Ibaltaz.utdnlcrtbur NalfliHpfe,
6, ",Sraiac.I{dnierhor " Grange, M.
Z. edo uariclt, 9rootl1H;
3. @crmanIaslltaltlerDo SuiSul5et' Fu'
o. aMitterCbOr, SerfensGltQa N.s1.
10. oSrangcs2'aaep 1nrger DtnltIlerbor gSeii=
SruuQC. M.
fl. ],Frobiiiit. Baltimore.
-. .(ScfalQberein @i1elitlilj," StgDIaftotolpfl,
a 5rirSrilS slid Cltarfeft.GIub," NroofIhn.
ia, aa(Scrnlantu MiHHerdor, Gdft GdlItoerL.
N 0GGiGGrt.l 2dnnerd0pr. Baltimore.
et1otc, 9creiuigungCn erIter State.
f. aTcrcitigtc Sduaer bon Rbtlaoelpbta":
rl9aloftiHmlllg. bon . Nieaiier.
2, o2ieretuiqte cancer oor gteiosYort": Ste
@SaNcrltIie, " bon 6r. Gtrtt.
3. n&CreiHiqte Sdrger BON baltimore: .Sotfts
tau nuf DEM Mteere, " bon u. ". Scll6e.
i, ,Ncrctnigte Singer bon Nrooflnn": rNer.
raufdt. 5crrurne1t." butt Is. Ingcrcr.
St1otc,Geretninnugen i]luciter alaiic.
+. &crcintgte G0nger BON Son9a 1sldnbsGttb.
q.aI.": nInlolteo," bon g.. 81. 0lnnaolb.
.. o@crcintpie Ginaer BON NaIbiuQtnu, DC:
,ytadt8nuhcr," bon ". III. Sior6.
3. ,9Icrctuigte Singer bon 0lbfu1zGountb,
49,: MlltterIicbc." bon s.. Notgt.
4. p2iCrCinigtc Sdlper bon Gunlacn, u.s.:
o&oIocne 3eii. bon $. NcnJeI.
Sicnitag, brn B. 3uli. ? tt6r Ta6mItta0S:
@eretue eritcr alnie.
ug9aloluebcu," bon SuiiaU GSeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Grugiid) or Z o 8.

2ci6cr luuroc Die Seitfreu0e am
3~lueitcn Gage bca 2t, Notionol-SGu.
Gericltca 0cS o9torO0ltli6en Sanger.
brtnoe@" Ourd) einen traGiihen (o-
oesfol gctriibt. N6breno Sauicn0c
BON 8GIten gcitern Nodtmittog III Den
Olympia Eorf" itr0mten, moiclbit
oas G~roifnungS CONCERT ltottion0,
fiel elmer Der Gclcqatcn ats GomOen,
N..Sy Sr. Is. Softer, bci'm Gingon0
foot nicocr. &r. Softer bate bereita
nj Morgcn icircn Gollegcn gcgcn.
iiber iibcr l(nmobliein gcflogt. ltr0
oils CT III Negleitung BON Sreuuocn
ocn Horf bctrot, mlrot CT pI0tlidl
blau in 8ciid)t ulo iont toot III sic
Nrme ieincr 9cglcitcr, meld)c i'm oltf.
rcd)t ST boltcn ucriudtcn. Sr. Softer
mar Witglieo Scr oSarmonir" bon
8bilooelpbia. Gr lcitete felt lGngercr
3cit oo& uGitD &otcI" in Camden.
5000 u crfnuCn hr i'm Gr1ff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
5000 Yerioren bei'm Gr0fi
nltnq& 6 t.

SIN l(cbrigen berlief Der 5lpcite
6cIttag pro1rnnmQcmdB. 3ie Yoli=
SCI legte ocn ouamGrtigen 8ulten &c
geniibcr in Se5ug or,f Offenboltcn ser
MirtbIdoften cine erltumensmcrtbc
NodJlidt on Den 3og. ltngef0br 5000
Ecrloten mpbnten Dem Groffnungs-
GotSert bel. Moior &arl 2cut bielt
bel oentieIbcn cine bcmerfenspertbc
N%rllpradJc, IN pcIder er betontc, OoB
Die 0cutld)cn enolid, oarin einig iino,
ibre periDnlid1c 6rcibeit 81 lpobrcn
nno fanotiihen Heformern nnb
Solfsbe9lildern ourd) orgoniltrtCS
&orgebcn oic Stirne 81 bicter.
gn aben0 peronitoliete Die oglro-
ia" SIT Gbrcn ocS rArion" mo uEbo.
Ito'Wtonnerd)orS" cinen groBen Cont
nlCrS.
Wit Dem 9cltrigen Spe5iol5u1e
troftn $50 BGitc aus Baltimore Gin.
Stele murocr BON Gontite'n elnpion
gen uno Inberc ionhen ben Weg nod)
lbren Auorticrer ouein. Iae golti-
illorer, nit HuSnobme bes Eroitoen-
ten Der ~&er, SGfaer," mcld)cm icine
Hciletaidlc iomnt @epdd geltouit
lpllrpe, mitrbc, iiH9 bis iebt bon I'm
betl peridJont gebliebelt. Tie groBer
6eltIiftcitcn ncbmen morgen ibrcn
Mltfono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

GROCER Seitertcit eHtgc9cn gcnonl~
men. Norfolt Iic9t bcfonntIid oltber-
bolb oca @ebict& Oca .9tprO3itliden
S0ngcrburoe5."
Gle bon 0em Gircftoritm cutpiob.
Ienen 3uiGbe SIT Scr Contribution
lpur0en 0~lttQbcibCn.
Nuf Nntrog BON IN. @eplnn0 ultr-
&c beiGlolien, bel 5ufiinfti1cu SGn-
aerieitcn Die &ubrif nAugcmcincr
GinOrld" bel Ser 9%eurtbeiIurg Der
Frcislic0cr iolelI }u lulicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Ina gScttcr.

Tic heiBc @ittcru1tg belt nttt
Iun0e an. 3rpar mar cs geItern nod
iuarm Qcnltq, lrnO pielc &ellte littclt
an ocn 9tudlpcben pon Den bciOcll
borbcr0cben0cn Dcibcn Gngcn, ober
IS lDar ood) gum Ilt9boltcn. IS er-
cignetcn iid) aber Ood) etlid)c Grfroa.
tutacn, Die oui Die @itterung 5uritd=
gefiibrt merocn fpnntcn.
Ser ~19.iGbri9e Nutban y. Carr
bon Nr. 105, 8ronosNtQeD, iieI geitcrn
Hod)mittog an Der Gde Don 5orrcIt.
ltnb Orleons.S traBe nm uno murOe
in Der ambulon3 0cs mittlercn Ii
ltrifts nod 6auic gebrodt
Sin alter WfnnrL 9}omen8 Hobcrt
., Sorpooo, Snioiic Oca notionolcn
SolOotcnbeimS SIT Maibingtont CT.
lit an ser @opnrb-, 6mii6en Cont
borb- inO Erott-S troBc, einenS 6Ioq-
anfuu; cr fan0 Nllinubmc i'm ,Stoots
9olpital".
Gon Den 3cbn oocr 5moli Eerionen,
Die om Somitog BON Der Site iibers
monnt luur0eL iiu0 5iuei "cGcr uno
Srnu 2eno Barter non Nr. BOG, Noro.
Woibington-S troBe, geitorbcu.
0ic bod)itc Gempcrotur NOR geitern
SO @ro0 nm Die WfittogS5eit uno sic
nieorigitc II 0roo nm ) llbr Mor.
gems.
Sir bcltte iagt Der @ctterntonn
tbeiIiueiie tribes @cttcr an nit Nc-
ocnid)ouern un0 nod meGr Giibllng
9cGen Nbcn0.
Sn onocrcn Ebci(cn Der Ser. Stoa-
ten NOR c3 9eItcrn beocrteno 6ciBcr,
ols III Baltimore, iuie ans Dem nod).
itebcn6cn ofii5icllen Wettcrbcriht En-
lidtIih;
Galtport &c, Bortlon0 20, 9oitolt
G8, Glbnnp 80, 9ferp-2)orf rs, Ebilos
belpbio 80, Atlontic.Gi 50, Cape
Mop 81, @aibington 80, 9torfoIf 90,
SotteroS Sc, Charlotte "a, @iImitg.
ton 80, Gbarleiton 80, Soponnob 80,
Sodion 90, Supitcr Sc, acp.g8cit So,
Itlonto %, montgomery 81, Ncrp-
Orleans 81, YoleItine 90, @~oIpeiton
S6, MEMPHIS %, Cincinnati IS,
TittSbrrg 50, O8lpc9o 70, Buffalo "A,
GGepelonD rs, Gctroit 50, glpeno G6,
WorQuctte "a, Green Ban GG, Chicago
76. 9ulutb GO, ct, saul 76, ct.
2ouis IS, aonio3.Gitp Sc, Omobu
IS. Suron rs. 9iamord Ga, Soore 10,
Seleno rs, Salt 2ote Gitp 81, Gent
Der 81, Hortb 8lotte ST. 3ooge-GitD
Sc. Nmloriao Y, Sos angaleS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

Sin id6nes muo niitlidcs 8eidctif
fir InecbOrisc lit inner cine lebeiis'
grpke photographic uoer cine fiinit.
leriid poaenoetc Gopic cines altcn
gilbcs in Grapuu, @aiicrfarbc, Del
ooer Yaitra. Die idJ6niten aabinct'
biloer nnr 81 pro 9nteio.
Snlias Sebbei, oettider YDotograpb
CO., 321 WorS-8ag- Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
gcrbrinat sSen 4. Sali anf Der

,gmma 8iles," Dem aSusquebannn"
ober ser r2ouiie." ainiiiirt giid, Oh
Hegen ooer Sonnenid)ein. Sabt cine
frobIihe Belt Die gni binant Die Bal
binunter ODER quer iiber Die 9ai.
8ebt nit Den 2enten. 1888
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

I. u9@intumSturRs Gdnacrbuno," NroofIDn.
.. uAoetttuuuo," .tcip-gurt.
8. oWrtunRuerein Shtlterbuuh. " 9tciu= Oorf.
4. "Neet1o0eiz9 vi nnerdor, " 9tclpsYorf.
q. .9urulnHte," 4S6iinoclpbia.
7. ,Nriuns@eidn0ocrein, Baltimore, Wlo.
0crctne iiueitcr 9iaiie.
u3m Siuunaf," bon qotbar %SteinpteU.
I. ~Mtdnlters @e fangOercin Goncorbtu," Carl
ftnot, Ms.
., Observation-Disclosures" elisabeth, N.sS.
3. Observation-Disclosures, gtclps gort.
4. nNrinn," philadelphia.
., ~YfdI8ers0arnonie philadelphia.
q. ,9'rrrler @eiunapereiu," 9tclus 2lurf.
Z. oSllnger Wt1ttllerb0r," Gcrantolt, Qa.
s. nSarnnius Didnlcrhor, " 4bllabclpbiu.
10. nWtdnnersG cfangpcreit Ginigfcit, Statens
SSlnno, a.zS.
4. v7eIa>pnresS dHBerbuno," 28tImiugton, Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

Hobbiner Gonferen5.
9ie Hobbiner Or. @iQiom Hoiettait
1tno 3r. NopGf @uttrnodcr Iinb Gam
ltog nod indianapolis SIR Central
Gonierer5 Der amerifnniidyen Gobbi'
rer obgerciIt, iucIde geItern begann
inb Gonnerltag idyIieBt. Tabbiner
Or. Charles u. Gubeniteit bat iid) be-
rcitS ihon Dor cinigen 8agen nuh
benz WcItcr bcoebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02

Hefiqnirt.- GoItor Or. sc. 8.
McGufiic reii0nirte gcItcrn olS Sccl.
iorger Der iicbcnten 9nptiitcn-airhc
an ct. 8ullI Ctr. uno Nortb- gpcnue
iuegen ongebliher 0iifercr5ell 5lpi.
Idyen inn mo Der @cmcinoc.
2 6entt icin Yortroit -
Gem n9Og Cabin repubIifoniidcn
Glib" bat StoOtrotbsmitQIicN GboS.
s. Seintemon iciu Eortroit 5llnl sc.
id1enf 9cnlodyt.
Ger A.. SuIi i'm i o It M t. -
Sim 4. SuIi iuerbcn Die @cIoomuci.
lungs uno Die aoiiircrs NbtbciIun.
gen oes SouptpoItonltS lid)t gc0iinct
fein. Ger Wiorfcnpcrfalli miro W}it.
Tags II llbr geldloIien Die gbtbei-
lung fir reoiitrirte @ricic aber Gag
nnb Nndt geoiinct Iein. 9(uc iibriQcn
Ibibeilungcn merhen llm 10 llhr
8ormittoga geldloiicn ipcrben. Gle
Iblieierung bon Nriefen miro nltr Gin
Wal mo 5par INNS ltbr WorGcna er.
folqen.
protcitiren
@erifieoene Giiett6obn . Gon0rf-
teiire Der ogSe1tern Wnrplono.gobn"
fino aus Sogerstolun bier ciu9ctroi'
fen, itn eincn YroteIt Bel 8enerul.@
idD1ftsiiibrer u. Hobertion 81 crbeben.
Dab friiber bel Der g. & 8. @obn"
ollgeiteIlte Gonhuftcurc ibucn i'm
Hang p%ornngeicbt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Mtitttuudj, ben 1. Snlt, 10 ll6r 8prmittuaS:
&ntfrrDrct3iuncu.

I. ,!&reiser Su6riett'GlHS, N@tm>9erf,
.. o(SefaHgberciH Goncuroiu," gStIfcs6urre, Qd.
3. Wtdnner.SciangOeret 9lripn," 9teluarf.
No.
4. n2un6ct Mldnnerdor." philadelphia.
3. rSrdn3 Sdubert Midnncrdor," gelus 0urf.
Sie Stdotes9 ereiniounnet trctcn in ourftebett.
Der 9eibenfoIge sum NreiSIinHen auf. mo 3iuur
luut zines NcfdluieS oeS 4lroee !O{ltfifs Gumi.
ties. Die Heiberfolpc Der Gin3eluereine iuiro
flr3 Dor benz Rreiaiinacn ourh oaS Coos be-
itimntt uno iueroen nur burdb )tummern pbne
9iutrenS1tennuug bon citem WtitGlicbe oes 8utts
oessAiiitfs@ onttte'S ourd orci SIodeuf6Idee be-
tnnnt gege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Mountaineering, Monoidein.

un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = CANT
pier s2oiiiie" jeoen Gieuitae, Com
neritag uto 5reitag Ibeno Inn 6 ltbr
20 Win. giur 25c. (tS0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Staet Baltimore.
1tntcr6altnnas g2coluciicr.


auaeitrnten br 5irma a. 4. @autcr. -
sgtonia9. ben 2. Sull, 80. Subrcsfrft i'm nEar'
i6nsYarf".
.@iarplaub sadcr.Ncrctu." - 2ienfno, ben
:. 3nli 1906. eroBea 4icilic uno Somlncrnnbtas
felt i'm a2Setta GnhsGurf".
8nirbafl i'm oSrinls.9nrf". 49, Scutc FAD
ltitiug I'm ! llbr Baltimore acncn Rrouioctlce.
Wlpe' rSnd.Jiiurrs9art. - MaGmtttdgs mo
StbclthS Observation-Disclosures mo 6or3ert.
sSuldghcT-eeadl." - grfurftunen tdglib per
2untpter pNuuife".
GnTtsGnuScrte.
grof. &. Gorfcb gSatcre, Gtrigcnt.
Wcgiril: Spnuiags I'M rs lbr 9{nhnltttdgsi
an sSobeniagen nm 12s ubr a9enos.
slontoo ...... natpcrtoc" o6cr v5coeraL3ia@
3leillag gFulletIun.
1ItlIIpom ',.,.'''' pNluloTplu.
-0oHlletiIug VeulluH
sSfettaa ...,..,., ..,,-....,. ''.. nSlllioH.
HrUgrnmm fir bcntc.
,TChcralsNii III &SarI,"
W9nrth plp TIC Strcct" .,,.....,.. Mtnr'e
Snpertiire college" ....,.......... N}ufcS
WuI{cr 81 .......... .IniboHO
Gclcfitpn .M(odtHp ltrh". .......... Slnanc
Gnrnet Solu nStpcCt ctrtccH" ...... .Nouifou
f0r. gIrtbur lFiICrl
Subertiire a]JtdumDuo" luuf lcrlanpcr) Gbolnu5
tbnmnresfe DGucrpbuog norris btt
S9iPct .1;.:i.. ''''''','.' S9ulleoi
SHtermci5o .gltteruuuH u"........ .Nuiicr
Wtnrld aAhe Clg1let' ..... ........ .Nallic5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Sir bic ganse Mode.
Snnd=

Irebcrtd SngerIun, 9ireftor.
Mufifitano - bic Hauaiiars, Tamei : 8apehe
bon 50 5uitrnmenten.
SippubrumesSHbue - bic iedls Sernute,
a~rabiide Itrpbaten.
9nd1mittdnS - unb - WbfHbF.
Bon Baltimore Ieio6t al errei6et; GpesiaI'
Nate $t.20 fir Die Jiunoreiie nuf beioen 8ab'
nen: t0Diinuten BON gSdibiHatun.
M-gruharttge attraftipuea-3O.
077g,SI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-02
Sdiifsfarten upn nno nad 8catId'
lamb.

Son Baltimore bis 9remen: SEA.
iiite $50. Bremen Biz Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. Gunoreile 81
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
PATRONS DAY IN THE SCHOOLS.
New Feature i'm Which Interest l.
Manifested.

Patrons day will be observed in
the public schools next Wednesday
afternoon. This is an entirely new
feature in city schools and this is
the first time it has been tried here
During the day a collection will be
taken among the children for the as
sstance of the worthy poor of the
city. These arrangements are a
part of the progressive policy which
the new superintendent, Mr.. Reed.
has been carrying on, with the cor
dial support of the school board
The following are the speakers for
the various school buildings:
Lincoln building Miss Annie
Wright and L. o. Meigs.
Central-Rev. NJ F. Bywater
Rev. NJ L. Rose, D. NJ. Rand and Mrs.
F. NJ. Rossiter.
Columbia-Rev. A. H. Henry,
Rev. Mr.. Luckenbach, C. II. Human.
Mrs. w. W. Robertson and Mrs. V.
A. Erwin.
Barge-Rev. F.. L. Hayden, L. o.
Meigs, l.. II. Roberts, Mr.. Moren, ].
o. Gull, Mrs. Miles Cannon, Mrs. w.
NJ. Watt, Mrs. Richard Strobach and
Mrs. Vestal Snyder.
Summit View. l.. Hughes, G.
F. McAulay, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
Thompson.
Fairview-M W. l.. Steinweg.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
JUNIORS WON GAME.
Five to Nothing Score at Ball Parl,
Sunday.


Although the score was to 0 in
favor of the J. A. c. team the game
Sunday was not walk-over. and the
Y. A. c. team had a few excuses for
being beaten by the lighter team.
The men of the heavy team claim
two things as an excuse for their de-
feat. In the first place at the time the
touch down was made against them,
they had but eight men in the game,
the others not having arrived on
the field. In the second, they swear
that in place of the Y. A. C. team
being the heavier their lineup Sun
day averaged lighter than the Junior
team, as the heavyweights were not
out at all
OF course, excuses can be made
where they actually exist, but when
people are going to play a game and
their players do not show up it is
almost a defeat before they touch the
pigskin. The youngsters are very
much elated over what they say was
hard won victory All the players
deserve great credit for being out for
practice, as those who need it show
ed up, while only those who were
finished players stayed at home and
let their team go down to another
defeat at the hands of their junior
antagonists.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
James Spencer Bound Over.

James Spencer of Toppenish was
bound over to the superior court to
answer to the charge of burglariz-
ing the house of W. Z. Spangler at
that place Friday. From the evil
dence of witnesses at the prelimin-
airy hearing, it appears that one
night last week Spencer forced an
entrance to the shack occupied by
Spangler and took tlerefrom a chest
Of tools. He was seen by Jim
Bland to throw a case over fence,
and later by other witnesses return
and place the chest on a horse.
Then, with his brother Oscar, he
ook it to Wilbur Spencers cabinet
shop, where some of the tools bear
ing the name of Spangler were
afterward found. Others of the
tools from the chest were found
hidden in a pile Of old iron in the
ward
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
Funeral of Jacob johnson.

With simple ceremonies the body
of Jacob Johnson, the G. A. r. man
who was killed at Toppenish Friday
morning, was laid away in Tahoma
cemetery Monday afternoon. The
funeral was conducted by the men,
bers of the local post of the G. A. r..
and six snowy headed veterans acted
as pail bearers and accompanied the
remains of their cohnrade to the
grave. Not one of the eight old SOL
diers who attended the funeral of
this unfortunate old man had ever
seen or heard of him, yet the simple
fact that he had been unit in that
great organization of men who helped
to preserve the Union when it was
in danger of going to pieces was
enough to bring those few remaining
veterans out to give him the last re-
spect that the living pay the dead.
Those who attended the funeral
at the parlors of the Flint-Shaw
company were: Mayor Reed. Com
mander Glasbrook, Messrs. Hall,
Bull, Gardner, J. H. Reed, Campbell,
McCafferty and Badger. With the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
would soon be informed that would

would soon be informed that would
result in general qualification to
the people of North Yakima.
Il will be here for few hours
only" he said, having been called
to consult with Mr.. Arrowsmith
about the work of repairing the dam
ages to our plant, caused by the flood
and while here am also helping to
complete arrangements for sending
out a party of North Coast engin-
GERS. l have not time now to tell
you of the North Coasts plans, but
on my next visit l hope to be able to
give out something the public will
be glad to hear"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
Surprise for Miss Erickson.

Many of the young lady friends of
Miss Amy Erickson of 40S North
Matches avenue, surprised her at her
home last night and gave her a
china shower in anticipation of her
coming marriage to Charles Wade
on Thanksgiving day. Many pretty
pieces of china were given Miss
Erickson, as each of the guests
brought some article as a present to
aid in the shower. The ady clerks
from the Boston and Galatians were
invited en- masse as well as many
other friends of the bride to be. Mr..
Wade is the owner of a fine ranch
in Wide Hollow and is well known
to many people in this city.
Those present We're: Misses Ethel
Dull, NeOnto Dull, Lacey, Gum. New.
DeWar, Kelley, Scott, Bradfield,
Cronk, Stella Erickson. Ward, Ber-
geron, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Heare, Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Erickson.
Refreshments We're served. after
an evening spent in cards and music
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
The Neglected Citizen,

He never registers at ALL
He has no time to hear the call
OF public duty in his ear;
His private work takes all his care,
He does not like to mingle. in
The primary's rude push and din,
Nor take the trouble that it means
To circumvent the boss" machines.
He has no graft to gain, and thus
He saves himself lot of fuss.
But when things wrong and crooked
go,
He's first to say, 81 told you So"
He does not mix in politics;
He thinks it just a lot of tricks;
He leaves it to the men who made
Its management a paying trade,
And will not go outside his door
To look the situation Ger.
He knows naught of the candidate,
Nor of the issues he doth make;
He knows that on election day,