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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Susialiitiitc &icOertafcl.
GuuSert anS Van.
Wuutao III. Wpucmbcr - Wuntag
Trubiinn-Sallc.
900 tip t1-15)
5000, II Id

IS r"-G t,--6ltr
bos an y. ). Wits. III Sebmom"
Sale, NorosSoiporO.S traBc, ltuttfm'
Scnoc Gon3crt ser o&arnlonie" lit ons
iolaenoc 1roaromm gcp1bIt mororn:
z. pan Beethoven Sp. y, Supertllrc
5lt .6iOclio;" Slllius Hlet. "W'or'
1enlieo," Gbor Il cdpella; Z. poll
Beethoven, Rcritotip uho arie aus
.6iorlio." nAbiheuIlbcr," Wuenlne
Gnilie s.. MnbrcmS; Mar Sr,d), Sp.
%, piertc Sccuc aus v6rltbloL"
Sritbioi'a Nbid)icb DON, Norolono,
$50. Charles Sheucrmonn. NngrNt
Sdlint, e. WcinIelber. 4. s. Srinite,
g. Y. 9ietcridl Nu9ult 3tl%. Y.
YiDrtid, nSobu &oliug, George Nobl'
mann uno ". Slider; %iplin 2 oIo,
SEER !. nan Nnlitcpn; Mar Spldrr,
Sic Sin0c," Gbor q cupcIlu; ". 90
niictti Scrtctt aus Siicin 81 Yam.
mCrrnoor." Mooonlc 4, $. Niorem2,
Sri. q. Ncinemoun. SS. 4. .. We
Der, Nero. Mailer, 9lllault 3cio mlo
>Sobn @olina; GorI Siridl Sp. -,
An cas- Mcer." Gon5ertItiid iilr
M1nncrGpr unb SrheItcr, ScIo:
!Ncrr i. .. @eber; Gplin'S oIo, @err
:. &. ban @uIitepn; AZ War GilTe,
.GlaIcin Don Gaub," b. GronelS
Scoit aep, nGbc Star Spun9lcD
Banner" Cpieritimmli9er SuB poi !,
u. alcin). Gbore a copella. Gas Gro.
arnnm lit puciicllos cill onlprid)a'
polleS; bel Ser n%nerfdnnten Sc.
itmnaSiGbigteit bieies 8cian9pcrciuS
mo benz belp1brten &llfe Ser mituir.
fcnoen SoliIten fam ober nit ii.
d)erbeii ongcnommen meroen, bat
oaiiclbe cine g~l1uscn0c Gurdliiib'
rruQ eriGbrt, 9oS funltlinuiGc Ellb.
liflum 9altimore'S miro Dem GreIg
nib iroglos cin groBeS Sutereiir ents
geaer brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
gluc 3cmofrotcu iOllteu bcute oas

Nlc Gcmufratcn iuitcn bcute oas
aan5c Scmofrntiid)c Stants., Staot'
nno gcaislatnr. Sifct itimmen nnb
lid, oanu rnd) Dem nnbcn ErlmGr.
uabllufal bcgcbcn nnS bort fir 5luci
&unocs. ScnutOrCu ibrc Gimme alb
oebcn. So miro Gin %nnbcsIcnatOr=
Ganoioat fir Scu nit ocm l.. War5
1909 abiuuicubcu Scrmin bcs pcrf
iturbcncn ScuaturS @ormnn nno EN-
s~ucitcr iiir Den nit orm 1. War5
1909 bcginncnOcu nuD Dem 1. War'
1919 abidlickcnbcn ncuen ppilen
Srrmiu pun icdJa Jabrcn nOmlnlrt,
Mm. 4. @bute lit Der cin5iac Gan'
ribat fir bcn fnrScu Scrmin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Bur YcudItMuo.

Scr ,Icgtide Correspondent" nintntt III ieber
Srit gcridtr aui tber @crlobnnHen, oodIdettrn,
@cburtstagc, 9oloenc nno iilberne SodlSctten,
@eicnidGits sNDcHSe etc., nit ben Nnraen orr
Huwcicncrr. bic aber Seuiiidi aeidlricpcn irin
isatu. MUD Ger~ional.Npti5en tperoeu germ
uufaruommcn. Sic 6iuicnbcr ipihcr Serit.e
mi fcn nbcr ihren 9iGmcn untcrihrclben nno
bar 9Hcm nidt %pcracHcn, 100 bic 6cftllhieit
~Statiiaub StraRe uno Sausnunmrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
2SaHington-
-btS-
"Dsatf6en Gorrefponoent,"
Ism. SanncmanH, 1915 @ariou'
Strase. N.-8.
no au,etgeH unb Hefeuangen eutgeges sexoM.
iuerpen-
Yofal6cridte ais @aibinatpn.

"D@ "'N
---
&Crlor NILES i'm Gr0bcben.
Trau Wtarp Ibonlao, cine frlIbere
! lclpobnerin pon@corgctomn, Glltrift
Columbia, Ole nod Californian &c.
5ogen mar mo oprt Gi9cntbun ers
luorbcl bate, 0aiielbr uber in Dem
Grobebell BON 1903 uerlor, langtc AM
SpnntaQ IN @aibington micoer All
ulo erilldte sic Eoli5ei I'M l%lllters
ltilBung. Sic mur0c telnporar IN CT.
nrr Nnitult ultcrgcbrad)t, bis Die Irs
mcnbehorOc iid) ibrcr umimmt. Sbr
Mdo6eu1amc ipor Oturp &o5clluooo.
IS mar 0u0 IS. Wal.
Nurrp WeIlS ipitroc geitcrn I'M go
li5ci1crid)t pon Nitter aimboll ne.
gen 9icbitnbl9 elmer Slnlde GnbnL
Die Dem Eoli5ilicn @nrflep Snae .
9r. 30, Ycnniplpania Npcnlc, &c.
horte, sur 3nblung bon $40 Strnie
mo 5l 30 Sagcn @%ciun9uiBbait per.
urtbcilt. IS ipor oos Is. Nal, buB
Nn9e IN Scr lceten 3cit I'M iei,cn
Habnl beitoblen mur0c. Foli5iit Sos.
iueII perbaftctc WcQS.
Ginumi ii iuntrr Nbenh.
Inter hcn NllIpi5iCn Der Gamer.
Scttiou 0ca .Gulmubln (urlpcreina"
pOn @ulbin9ton lan0 gcitcrn Nbcno
in Der NoIlc 0c9 (%urllpcrcinH al Der
G.StraBe, ltorOlueit, Elm a%irmeBieit
Itott, huo Die ShcilncbmcnhCn Mn0
3uidaucr tbotiddlib I'M Ociit III bic
ultc Ncinlotl }lriidpCricBtc. - Gic
Nnltptnllmmcr biloctc baS Nllftrctcn
Don 5ip0li Fooorcn in ecbter 9oucrn.
trnd)t, Die cin oFlom" cin Sobneu.
id)lo8rn uno cine i~dppGbiid)c SodBcit
ouffiibrtcn. Gle IN GerSiorm DOM
G~orfiduI5cn pcrleienen omtlidrn
9efamtmotun9cn licben an 9eut.
litfcit fir ctIihe @oibingtoner nihtS
81 milnifen ilbrie unb errc1ten gro
be Scitcrfeit. l%lcbcrDollpt muroe ein
ScOcr, Der cin inllrea @ciiht idnitt,
bonn Goribiittcl cin9elott un0 MIR
acAen Stcaung bon giir9ibait IN
gaar mie0cr cntloiien. Sic SeItlif).
felt, Die ullBcrit 5oblrcih beilldt mar,
luurbe gum Nelteu pes 9auionos fiir
cine ei9ene 0nllc oeS S%llrnpcreinS
ACbnltcr.
Sic Nofcr erbolten hoS
Mort.
Seoor Ole @eborbe Der GonnmiiiGre
iif idliiiiig miro iiber bic Seitena
6cS .Tereins ser aoloniollpoaren.
SonoIcr" 9cnludlten Goridlog, ent.
ueocr Dos @eihGit ser Softer in &c.
ipil'en 6dlcll gang 81 perbleten ODER
hobcre Sicen5 uon 0enlelbcn 5u Der.
longen, miro lie Sen Sofern in elmer
offentlihen &crbanolmlg 8eb0r oe.
ben, iuel6e i'm Soufe ser nGdIten
ISOLDE itattfinocn ioq. is giebt I'M
aeiabr $50 bieier @eitGftstreibcnoen
i'm Iiitritt Columbia.
Gin @i0er pcnlt iger.
@iuiam lbonlas mllroe pom YpIi-
5clrihter Mlllomnp pom oritten Gre.
3inft um $40 nno Soften beItrait,
neil er lid a,t SomItag Ibeno ieiuer
Gerbaftung tb0tlid, wioeriest bate.
Gle beioen Eoti5iiten @ofiielo iuno
Stff1igiellou batten ouf ibrem ga.
troltilcn9ange aus Dem Suuie oeS
Gcrurthciltcn beraus perihieoene
lalte Heounsartcn obiconen Snbalts
9cbort. Ils lie baroufbin sos Solls
betratcn, fanocn lie 5bomas i'm 9ctt
liegello Dor, no er iif angeblid) nit
Ieiuer Srou I'M 80 Gents itritt. alS
Die Seamten 81 ieiner Scitnobrte
'britten. ~leiitetc er ocnielbeu frdfti.
gen @ioeritano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Sebbe[s eimaiaes gltclier.

gSir babrn r.ur elm Atelier in Salti'
more, unb oas bcfinbct ftd tn Der
Gtaae ;a ebemer Grbe, Nr. 32f, Rorh'
@as', nabc Sisb.Str. a'noer.Ebo'
t~osrapbien cine epc3ialitGt.-9cins
Nsenten unb feline 5reppeu ST iteigen.
5. Sebbcl. 6. Grni @eidJditsfibrcr.
(275|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

Snlano %lteucrn. - Ser Golz
lcftpr ser Snlanoiteucrn Ebillips Sec
@olbsboroliqb bat oem &uiiirer lei.
nes 9ureais uno belt perihieocn.n
Worfen. .Gpllcftoren Der 3ipcigs
burenur IN @aihington, 3. s., @il.
min9ton, GEL Cumberland, Mo,
lrnb Sagerstoiun Mb., Srores gcae.
ben, oaB bis auf 8eiteres alle Sn.
lnnoitcucrn in 9uoraelo bc5ohlt iper.
Den miiiien llnb feii,c @edicl uno
Gbcfs, beglnubigt ooer nibtA oils &c.
Sabluno Ser Steileru ur,ter Dem SIT.
lanblterer.@ eies an 3ablln19sltatt
ungenommen peroen hiirien. 9ieic
Srbres iino oaourd) notbpeuoig &C.
iporoen, oa Die Ger. Staatcn 9epoIi.
tcnbontcn lpegen Der 8clbflemme
MIR 9aorgcl0 annebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
@eibnadltsienonnacu

@ir iibcrnebmen Yodete 5ilr
promptciten 9ei0roprlnla nad) allen
El1een bes AlislanoeS nno lle1ern
Senoungen~llud, @unid) perSout mo
obne Speien. Tim red)t5eitiae 3u-
TELLING erSielcn SIT tonnen, %Iolltcn
Hadete 10 friib ais nloglid) IN nn'ere1
Sdnoen ieil. Sbep. s. 9iener & &c.,
2t7 Sit.9 altimoreItraBe. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

@enbeler's !Sptcl, 400 GaIpcrt',
Gde Wnlbcrrp,Str Glesante shlnf'
simmer, maki0e Grciic. Mablseiten
su icbcr Sases5eit. @egnlGre Diners.
5ciaite getranfe nnb Gisarren.
Gisentbiiurcr @altcr Y. @eabelcr.
Gtt1-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
.Sarmpuie /. Eaic,"

pSarmOnie Gafc,"
Gr. Ala, @eit'Tapctte.S traic, aarl
Sdinibt, Snbaber. @iirjGnrscr Spf'
brGn friid am 3api. Diners, Soupcrs
a Ia carte. acScn Samftas Tbenb
Trci.Gon5ert. Wpril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Sbeo. S. 9tener l. So.

-@eiie. Surecu unb @edieIItube.
Shiffsfarten bon unb nod Teuti1.
LAMB init Dem Wcroocutihen 0Ioph
un6 auoeren 2inien. 8eiIepGiie,
BcdieI. greoitbriefe uno geIbien.
ounaen.
az Of attimorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

II nbefonnter Neger at
'StraBc &C ltnrbcn.
Gin un6cfonmtcr NeAer, iuelbcr lett
brei Sagen bel ocnl Contractor Ga,
MEL @erbor0t mobnte, ertrmlfte &c.
iterll al Der @arner. uno SItenOitr.
nilf leillem @agcn uno itnrb tllr5c
Belt borouI o,f Der Strobe. Sem
Hcidnom muroe nud Der Worgllc &c.
braht, On Ger Irbeitgebcr heher No'
ne nod gorelie beS Ne1crS fennt.
CUR lettcn Tube. Gas
9earGhniB oeS am 5reitag ueritorbe.
nen Sri. Warie Sophia &abl iaro &C.
tern Nahmittua bonn Srnlerbauic,
Nr. 2jt2, Observation-Disclosures, ans
lultcr 5ablreidjer Yetheiligrna bon
&crmanoten unb Sreunoen aui Der
Baltimore Cemetery" itatt. Obwob,
aisorildlih gebetcn mar, feline BIN.
lnen 81 lenoen, bottcn Die letter Sic.
beSgaben Scr 0crmanotcu II. tSrcunoe
ocn Eurlor, III mclder ser Scihroilt
ollf9cbahrt mar, IN eiltcn Vlumer
gartcn pcrpanoelt, mGbrcno all Stelle
oeS nciBen tSlors al Scr Snllstbilre
Elm 9ouQuct peiBer Holcn ulo Nelfen
nit mciBcn 9ono pcr5iert, al Ole
@er9Gnalihteit allcs Sroiihcn erin
nerte. Die Yaltorcn Douglas uno
Sidnnn leiteten ben Sraier1ottes.
oienit uno cripieien Ser 1abinge.
ihicoencn sic $50. Sobn @isBall, 5.
s. @bitc, ". Wiuer. Is. @afefielb,
s.. Gorn ms u. SEED sic leete Gbre.
Gle 5oote binterlGBt hire Mutter,
| Sruu @ilbclmina IabL, einc ShWe-
tier, SRI. GIi'abetb 8ntbarinc aahl,
rua bier sriioer, SS, George, Robert
Sbeooore, !. $. uno &enrp 8ah!,
Sbr, Gater, Sr. Senrp aabl, 9ing ihr
inn 5ooe ppraiis. Iie 9earIbniBs
ARRANGEMENTS lasen III Den &anoen
Der 2cid)eubeitatter $ohn @eripca &
Sobn.
9rn. 2odorb'S lpcrthool-
Ter &unb tpbt.-0 Ger groBc, I'M
9ar5cn Often 9altimore'S bcfarmte
Sumo oNoper", ser Gi9entbum bes
Serrn Charles 2odarb, Nr. 205, Siio.
@olfeItr., lpar, perenbete an, 9eitri.
gen Gage. Ter Siinb ipar cine iel.
ten id)one areu5une 5lpiiden Bern.
boroiler uno Sigeroogee, luar ott
Sabre alt u,lb mog init 200 Biunb.
JamestOwn. -Spe5ielle p~tertaalge
3oliren bon Baltimore $3.50, ole
Ilisgaben einaeihlollen. guSufragell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

nen iiir 6us oemotrdtilhe Sidet 81
Ipirten. Ger crit DOE reIhlid cineuI
Wouut gegriinoete Glub bat b~erCtto
20 WitglieOer, uno Die 9pamten:
Hr1iiocnt 9. Dc. DtiQer, &lce'Frdli.
bent anorcoS Soiinlum mo Sctrc-
tGr Charles SumiuuI0, limo Der H.
berjcugnnA oob Scr Gtllb nit ser
3eit milloe1ienS 400 Wtit9lieOcr bo.
ben mo Ole ltGrfite unb bcoclltcnoltc
politIi6e organization lper0en miro.
Vcoentt, odf Der NUnucrneur ale
tuIdDti9en G%rnenunngen mad)t; bic
EOli5cibcb0rbe, bic Epli5cirid)tcr, Die
Spirituoicn. Gieen5bcb0roc, Bic Mabl'
NufiihtsbcbDroc, bic NDtarc.
Hunmebr poIIIt Gnoig &C,
d) n.-Iic Wcrfc Der ySoutb
Baltimore Gar Whcel 50" 81 Curtis.
Ban iino nllrunebr politdn0ig &C.
ihloIien iuorocn cine Wnbnobnle, bic,
mic p%crlnutet, 0a0lrd) lotbUcl0lJ
lpllroc, DOB cine Observation-Disclosures
crm0alidt miro, lpie lie Ourdl ben Nm.
traG uuf onS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%notblpenoig miro.
Ger 81 tnocrG Mt Scr.
belt gcltern Itodmiitog IN lei,
ncnl SollptQuorticr, Nr. G36, @eIt-
Grantlinitr., iciuc rcgclmdbiNc mo.
nutIid)e Scrionlmllng ob, in lpcIdycr
Erdii0cnt Sod)beimer 0cn Goriib
fiihrtc mo '0r. @cprge Y. Barter ais
Erotofollfiibrcr iunAirtc. Nr. Barter
pcrlu5 Den Wonotabcrid)t iilr Nttobcr
1907, lpelde iibef - Sale oOcr lS2
2inOer bonOcltc. Guuon luurOcn 81
ainoer aus i%d)dolid)cn lln0ebungen
cntfcrnt ln0 80 Oapol IN NnItaltcn
lmtcrgcbrntt, lpdbren0 Die an0crcn
bier bel Tripntfanlilicn umtcrgcbrnd)t
nurOcn. Sn cinem Sole banbcltc e9
lid um Elm Wtdod)cn, pcldc9 I'M scr
ten Nlter bon 10 Snbrcn betteln &c
BEN mvbtc, nm nid)t bon Dem Mann
lucldJcr nit icincr Wilitcr juinnmcn
lcbtc, 0clblagen jl iurr0cu.
Gin Treun0 ser Ghc. -
Tiinijebn Winutcn, uadlben bic
Stci0ung Don ieincr crItcn Sral aus
gclprod)cu moroen mar, fam @r. Bob.
:. Giicu5opi I'm cine %iccnj 81 elmer
nellen Scirutb cin, iucIbc ibnn uut)
gcudhrt mllr0c. PIN lGd)itcn Conn
tag miro cr oaber nit leincr ncllen
2icbr, Sri. Winllc McidL Dor Ocn III.
lar trcten. Sr. Giicn5opi fam in
1896 bon llngnrn nnh Nnlcritu, I'M
bier lCir @liif jl illdlell, nud)ocnl er
tllr5 5lluor in nlteu &ntcrlunoe gcbei'
rntbct bate. Sic jlrn8c 6ral blieb
porlGuiia sort 5uriif, uno ais ipdter
ibr 8dtte lie erllld)te, 81 inn nud) Der
nellet Melt 5ll fonmelt, id)ien 'ibr Ole.
Icr @coantc nidt lpmpotbild, oenn
iie ~lciItete ieinen Hufe feline 6olac.
Ter cnttNllId)tc Nuttc lcitctc Onralll.
hin oaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ouf
8runO bOsmilllocn &erlailch5 Elm nit
Dem oben e%rluGbnten Griolge lno Mil
nm icin Slid III einenl lellcn Che.
blnoc ltodnlal perlllben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

Sraud)en Sic ben nnausloidDbaren
glciitift 5niu Warfiren Sbres Stimm-
s~ettcls, ben Sic 1T Der @ablbuOc uur-
finSen nno ieidDtcn' Sic bic Spibc
nid)t an, Bonn Sbrc @rcn55cid)en
wiirSen fidJ bann AMI anocren Sbcilen
bes Stimm5cttcls aborufen nno ben
ielbcn nngiiltia mad)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Mau Oeraeilc nid,t,

Oab 9enfert's Earf lid iiir ~OpItpr'
Noaits" cignet. - 9oriep.Sone, nabc
Src6erid. 9lperute. (309)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

Wan uGbIc iriib, abcr nnr Gin.
nal - nnb banu oas SemOfra!iidc
Sifet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Sphn Mhl, Caterer.

Subn Mhl, Caterer,
frlhrrer 9,erpaltsr Der ..Gerrnanto. Uaa nnerdur
safe" Wadhioloer BON Spbn Nul5.
Nr. 40S, @eit.2ertngtpn.S trafe.
Sanfette' anb epnpers.
8eranntse Nade fir fietnere Wereine.
(Sepi25. 6Mde.i SpEiNo)
SAM sH4asIsno before. G. yotus. Or.
413, 81. SaIttmure.s trr naps GuitumSpuie.A ps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

Jamestown. -Spe3ieIle piertdai9e
3oitren bon Baltimore $3.50, a1e
allsgaben cinseibloiien. NnSuiraaen
Bel Chen. $. 9iencr & So, 217 Git.
Baltimore. - Samcstpiun. (309-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05
Nag MeiNcrt,
SentidJcr Tbotugrapb,

geaeniiber hem .eprtaeubans Ut. o.
WobIbefunltt tiir telne Nbcrporragenbcu Gel.
ftu!geH nuG benz 9cbiel. Der 9bo.pardphte,
etnSip erife ftuge. 0stne Aseuten.
3ttn Oefdtdf tSHtArer
unter nteiner perfDrliher Qeitnna.
Refine Nerbinbuita NIT traero einem nrhcren
sfnbio. III (Tea11,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

gcbentt, oaf Der @unucrncur ale
iuidDti8cn Grnenunngen madDt; bic
YOli5cibcbGrSe, bic Trli5ciridter, Die
Spiritnoicn.G ieeu5bcboror, Bic @abI.
Nufiidtsbcborbe, bic Wptare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-05

Su eincr iehr iablreid, beiud)icl,
@eriommlul,s oeS bentih' onerifnui
id,cn oemofratiid,en Clubs Der. 9.
Woro, Die saiieru abenb III Or. 1914,
Soriorb, apennie itottfono. muroe
@ouueriei,r gbluir @oriielO fir Die
Domination fir @unbeSieuotor init
aroben Gntbuiiasptns isrboiiirt, uno
ane anlueienheu perpilidieten lid,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
A Live Wire.

If you see a live wire of any kind
hanging down from telephone pole, or
suspended from a wire that stretches
from one pole to another, don't try to
pick it up, it may be loaded, and a load
ed wire is dangerous and not to be trihed
with.
The Brodhead Register tells of little
boy who saw wire hanging down near
his house and thought it would make a
good plaything, but it was heavily
charged with some 500 volts of electric
ity and he was severely burnt. Not long
ago we saw boy sitting at the top of
an electric light pole, with his legs across
two wires Ten minutes after he was
made to come down the day current was
switched on and if he had remained
there dead boy would have been the
result. Now that the day current is on,
all wires in the city are dangerous to
handle unless you know how-let them
alone and you are safe, and remember
that the boy who climbs pole for fun
may meet with grief.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
Drowned While Bathing.

A young life was snuffed out Sunday
afternoon by the drowning in the Dun
kirk mill pond of Alfred G. Anderson,
eldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gullick An
derson. residing on the Garrison farm
across the highway from the Rutland
creamery. The young man, together
with his brother, Selmer, and number
of boys living not far from the river,
went to the mill pond to battle Sunday
afternoon about o'clock, and not being
able to swim, was warned by some of his
companions as to the depth Of the water.
He waded out to where the water was
nearly up to his shoulders, and from
there attempted to swim towards shore.
but apparently slid backwards and dis
appeared When he came up one of the
largest of the other boys tried to reach
him, but touched only the tips of his fin
gers and he again went down. Some OF
the boys hurried after boards with
which to assist him, but before they
could secure any it was too late and the
unfortunate youth had gone under for
the third and last time. An hour and a
half later his body, lying in fourteen feet
OF water, was recovered.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
Liens on Horses for Shooting.

Many who have had horses shod have
not been as prompt in the payment for
that work as they might be, so the
shoers desire to call the attention OF the
horse owners to the law passed by the
legislature of 1905, which provides that
any person who shall shoe or cause to be
shod by his employees any horse, mule
or OK or other animal shall have lien
upon such animal or animals for the
amount due or to become due for such
labor or services, which lien shall take
precedence Of all other claims, liens or
membranes thereon made or filed
after the time of doing such work, labor
or service.
1t also provides that any person may
file successive liens upon the same an
imals for charges for shoeing the same,
and he may include in any one claim his
charges for any number OF times of
shoeing such animal; provided, however,
that no lien shall be had for any shoeing
of any animal done more than six
months prior to the filing of the notice
of the lien.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
Welded AT HIGH NOON.
Prof. j.. S. Miller and Miss Edna Pomeroy
Happily Welded

Hdppiiy "cuucu
For the second time this summer we'd
ding bells were ringing at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Pomeroy, when at
high noon Wednesday, Aug. 14th, their
eldest daughter, Miss Edna, was united
in marriage to Prof. j. S. Miller in the
presence Of large assembly of invited
relatives and friends.
The home had been very prettily dec
Grated with maiden hair ferns and gold
en- blows Promptly at the appointed
hour and to the music of Mendelshon's
wedding march played by Miss Reinette
Talmadge, the bridal party appeared, at
tended by Mr.. Davies as best man and
Miss Florence Gilbert as bridesmaid
and Misses Elizabeth Page, Grace Fer
ris. Ruth Miller and Marion Smith as
ribbon girls. The marriage service was
performed by Rev. L. A. Parr, assisted
by Rev. L. 81. Keller of Milwaukee. The
bride was gowned in white crepe silk
and carried brides roses; the bridesmaid
silk null and LaFrance roses.
After brief season OF congratulations
delicious midday dinner, prepared
under the direction of Mrs. Bowerman
rs cateress, was served by Misses JOS
ephine Bates, Nellie Bentley. Josephine
Tallard, Leo and Venice Thompson,
Beulah Heddles, Reinetta Talmadge,
Florence Doty, Lucille Culton and Hazel
Conn.
The bride and groom left on the after
noon train for brief wedding trip and
will be at home at Burlington, Wis, after
Sept. Is, where Mr.. Miller has engaged
as principal of the high school the COM
ing year.
The following visitors from out of
town attended the wedding: Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. r. Pomeroy, Harry Pomeroy,
Gays Mills; Rev. L. FL. Keller Milwau
kee; w. F. Norton, B. P. Kennedy, Be-
lott: Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Talmadge and
wife and daughter Reinette, Fort Akin
son; Mrs A. E. Ferris and daughter
Grace, Miss Ruth Miller, John A. Miller,
Spring Valley, ILL.,; Miss Harriet Top
ping, Miss May Topping, Miss Mollie
Sumner, Miss Edna B. Cook, MIR. and
Mrs A. H. Kendrick and daughter Flor
ence, Delavan; Mr. and Mrs. M. Pelton,
Miss Florence Gilbert. Madison; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. G. Smith, Mazomanie; Mrs. Sue
McManus, GAINESVILLE; Miss Pearl Van
Week, Evansville; Judge G. D, Rosa,
wife and children, Beloit; Mrs ]. O.
Badey, Manistee, Mich; Miss Jennie
Fay, Chatfeld, Mimi; Ithel Davis, Del
avan Mrs. Amelia Pomeroy, Evansville;
Mr.. and Mrs Ell. Smith, Miss Smith,
Miss Marian Smith, Maurice Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Warner, GAINESVILLE; Miss
b. E. Warner, Fulton; Fred P. Grove,
GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
M arried
SWIFT-TOINTON,

Dean Swift and Miss Clara Tointon,
both of Edgerton, we're welded in the
presence of few invited guests at the
home of Charles Andrews, corner of
Bluff street and Prospect avenue, at
o'clock Tuesday evening. Rev. j. FL.
Tippet performed the ceremony, and
after the congratulations an elaborate
repast was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift
departed Wednesday morning for a
honeymoon at Lake Geneva. They will
subsequently begin housekeeping at Ed
gerton where the groom is engaged in
business as ist.-Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-08-16
Shortest Railroad in the State.

In early days the Rock river was nav
igable from its mouth at Rock Island as
far as WATERFOWL, and late in the tifties
Mississippi river steamers came up with
supplies as far as that city. With the
building of dams across the stream, nav
igation has been closed, except for short
stretches on the river. At Indian Ford,
near the northern edge of Rock county,
says the Milwaukee Sentinel, is dam
which shuts off all intercourse from the
lower Rock to Lake Koshkonong, Fort
Atkinson and WatertoWn. To overcome
this obstacle number of GAINESVILLE
launch owners have built the shortest
railroad in Wisconsin which will be run
by power generated from the dam, but
at present is manipulated by back
gear WindlasS
Und the name of the Indian Ford
Transportation Company, track some
',undred ann twenty feet long made of
railroad rails laid on regular ties runs
around the dam, each end of this strange
road being under water. A car or skid
upon which boat sixty feet long can
be accommodated, slides into the water,
the cable attached to the windlass pro-
pels the boat across the hundred odd
feet of track and down into the water on
the other side of the dam.
Since the road was opened last spring
between twenty and thirty boats have
been ferried back and forth each day. A
small fee is charged and the connections
between the river and Lake Koshko-
nong, shut off for many years, is again
open. George M. Mickey of GAINESVILLE,
owner of the yacht Lorna" formerly an
ocean going launch, brought to James
vile from Nova Scotia, has been the
prime mover in the present road and
this fall when traffic is stopped will
make an attachment to the power from
the Indian Ford, and will thus do away
with the manual labor entirely.