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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
DEATHS OF WISCONSIN PEOPLE,,

Mark Shaw, one of New York's old
est business men, died suddenly in the
LOBBY of the Narragansett Hotel of
heart disease. Mr.. Shaw was ~
years old. For fifty years he was in
the shipping business.
David F. Hall, manager of 1.-THE
Man fthe Hour" now playing in Chi
cago, died from hemorrhage of the
brain. The body will be shipped to
New York. Mr.. Hall was 40 years old.
Kingsbury Batchelder, professor of
Greek in Hillsdale college, Michigan,
died at Ocean Park. Me. He was 81
years old. Death was due to cancer.
Nelson Morris, the third member of
the famous big four Chicago big
packers, died in his sixty-eighth year.
Philip d. Armour and Gustavus F.
Swift preceded him to the grave and
Michael Cudahy is the only survivor
of the citys pioneers in the packing
industry. Mr.. Morris death came
from chronic affection of the heart.
DR.. S. D. Powell, who took carbolic
acid and then alcohol, to prove the lat
ter was an antidote, died from the eff
fects of his experiments. :.
The earl of Dunmore, prominent
Christian Scientist who last December
risited Mrs. Mar Baker G. Eddy at
Concord, n H., died at Trimley Manor,
near Canterbury. He was attacked by
illness suddenly and passed away be
fore aid could be summoned. The
earl was born in 1S41 and married
daughter of the second earl of Lei
cester. His only son. viscount Fin
castle, a major of the sixteenth
lancers. succeeds to the title. The
earl of Dunmore owned 7s,sO0 acres
OF land.
Byron H. Locke aged SO years, one
of the pioneer settlers of Kenosha
county. at Pleasant Prairie; Edwin
kvenson, aged is years, at Rio: Peter
j. Peters. aged 81 years, at Kenosha;
Silas Ingalls,, the oldest living pioneer
about lake Geneva, aged So years;
Mrs. Sarah Symraonds. widow of Seth
Symmonds, a pioneer resident of Ke-
posha county, at Kenosha; Rev. n. c.
Earl. of heart trouble at Alma, aged
10 years; H. Wheeler. president and
lsenior member of the II. Wheeler COM
pany OF Plymouth, after long Illness
of cancer. at Plymouth.
Col. Isaac Wing died suddenly at
Bayfield,. He was one of the wealth
lest men in northern Wisconsin and
was noted for his gifts to charity, He
was closer to Senator Spooner than
any other man in northern Wisconsin.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
POLITICAL.

Congressman Mccall of Massachu.
sets attacked the policy of the admin
istration and the Capitalization of
power at Washington.
Efforts to induce Gov. Hughes of
New York to accept second place on
the ticket with Taft is not abandoned
by President Roosevelt.
Secretary Taft's Columbus speech is
q straddle of the most important Is.
sues-a compromise instead of fight
for REFORM says William ]. Bryan in
a statement given out in Lincoln. Neb.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
MUSICIANS WE'D.
Bride Formerly Court Pianist to Queen
Of Roumania.

Newport, R. l., Sept. AT the New
cliffs Hotel yesterday Miss Marie
Unschuld Able Won Melasfeld, daugh-
ter of the late imperial and royal
Austrian field marshal, Lieutenant
Wensel Unschuld Ritter Won Melas-
field, was married to Henry Lazard,
vice president of the University of
Music and Dramatic Art in Washing
ton, d. c. The bride is a gifted mu-
stefan and formerly held the post of
court pianist to the queen of Rou-
mania.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05

About fifteen years
ago | suffered with
my back and kidneys.
| doctored and used
many remedies with
out getting relief. Be
ginning with Doan's
Kidney Pills, | found
relief from the irst
box, and two boxes
restored me to good,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
CHILDREN ARE DISCHARGED.
Compliance With New Law Requires
Dismissal of 20 at Shehoyuan.

Sheboygan, Sept Amendments
to the child labor law passed at last
session of legislature provide that no
children under 1e years can be en-
ployed in factories and workshops.
The Croker Chair company dis
charged 20 children in conformity
with the requirement
Inside Sunday
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05

SOUND condition. Ny wife and many
of my friends have used Doan's Kid
neg Pills with good results and can
earnestly recommend them"
Sold by all dealers 80 cents a box.
Foster-M ilburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
Llfe's ms and Outs.

You say you are going fishing at
2 a. mr.
Yes, come and go long"
Not for mel"
Cant you get out that early?"
4 don't get in that early."-Houston
Post.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05


ness men of Kenosha, has turned his
business over to a trustee for the
benefit of his creditors. The liabili-
ties will be in the neighborhood of
$4,000, while assets will not exceed
81, 100
A stranger, giving his name as Will
lam Kelly, and Chicago his home, was
taken in by the Racine police on
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses. He solicited advertise
ments for what purported to be a
Catholic calendar, and represented
that Father Thomas Johnson of st.
Rose church authorized him to do So
1t developed that no such authority
had heen given.
Marinette council, Knights of Column
bus, which subscribed $50 to a fund of
S65 900 which was sent to the San
Francisco sufferers after the earth
quake by the grand lodge, will re-
ceive about s35 of that amount in the
form of refund. During the national
convention held in Norfolk a commit
tee of the sufferers appeared and pre-
scented check for $4,000, the amount
being what was not used out of the
$4,000 sent to San Francisco.
AT Grand Rapids, ]. H. Hendricks.
representative of nursery company,
is buying all the pine cones that peo-
pie will deliver to him. white pine
cones" said Mr. Hendricks, "are
valueless after the first frost. They
must be picked while they ara still
green. The seeds are purchased not
only for planting on our own property
for young trees, but we ship to all
sections of the United States and the
civilized world.
There is CONSERVATION among
sixty or seventy dairymen and milk
peddlers of Racine and county. State
Chemist A. F. Kundert of Madison and
Inspectors ]. d. Cannon of New Lon
don and E. l.. Aderhold of Neenah
came here suddenly, and with the aid
of the police, held up peddlers, secur-
ing samples of milk and cream. They
found many of the cans in a filthy
condition, and that hardly one of the
80 complied with the conformity of
the law
Pure Food Inspectors, E. L. Alder.
hold and j. D. Cannon and State Chem
list e. Kundert of Madison made an in.
vasion of Kenosha, and as a result
there is general house cleaning
among milk dealers Every one of
the local diaries were inspected, and
two of the proprietors paid fines for
using utensils that were not clean.
Twenty others were warned, and in
some cases the inspectors poured
milk out and ordered the milk dealers
to secure new and clean cans before
they continued the business.
The strange disappearance of Ben
jamin B. Torrey, well known resident
of Somers seven years ago, was re-
called when it was announced that
p. c. Torrey, administrator of the es-
tate Of the late Roscoe Torrey,
father of the missing man, would ap-
peal to the county court to have Ben
jamin B. Torrey declared legally dead.
Torrey was last heard of in 1900 when
he wrote to his mother from Montana
telling her that he was planning to
make trip up into the mountains to
purchase timber lands The executor
is convinced that Torrey met death in
the mountain either by accident or by
being killed by robbers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-05
DOES YOUR BACK ACHEr

Profit by the Experience of One who
Has Found Relief.
James r. Keller, retired farmer, Of
Fenner street. Cazenovia, N. Y, says:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
I'm Galifornien per6aftet.

Sos Ingelcs, Gal, A. Ge3ertt.
Der. - Illf @runo eines bon Ser Gri.
minol.I btbeilung 0eS Snpreme,gf.
riftes bon Neip.Yorf erlaiienen Dor.
fibrungsbeicblcs lit bier 5Domas .M.
WcGallep. Der friibere Er1iioent Ser
oSnternntionol Wtercontile SeeuKitp
So" IN Nep-Yorf mo Srganiiatot
llno 9etriebSleiter ser .Sprague Sol.
lection glaencp" uno Der Continental
Sinonce So" in Chicago. bier perbaft
tet poroen. Ger arreitant mlroe 1T
Help2)orf linter Der 9eid)uloigung
~perboitet, oob er $1,000 u~nteriflasen
babe. lueld)e ibm Sranf @ooos aus
Bolton sur Inlegung IN Iftien Der
@eleQihoit onpertrolt bate. CT
murbe bel ser Gerbonolirng Der Sdhc
om %, September 1904 gegen eine
9ilrgihoft bon $1,000 ailf freien Sub
geiebt mlo lieB bieie I'M Stid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Gampi gegen Snbcrfnloie.

Stoot Merifp, 4, 9e,ember.
= 3ruolf omcrifoniihe 2dnber ma.
rem pcrtretcn, ais Der Critic Snternn.
tionolc Sorit6ts. Gongreb lit Sen,
Soole beS Sd)obomts I'M Hotiotal.
po(olt feline Sibung eroiinete. 9itc.
Erdiioent &onlon Corral begriiBte Die
Ielegoten.
Or. Gouoroo Cicero pom Naiionu.
len SonitGts. gomitc belt cine Mebe
81 8uniten Der @rrueiterung Der 3ies
le Ser Gou9rcbtbGtigfeit, IN Der CT
mtSfiibrte, ooB Die pertretenen 2dnSer
eiten aanpf 9egen Die ausbreitltng
Ser Snberfuloie auinebmen ioaten.
Or. @olter @pman oils Gertreter
Der Ser. Staoten iogte, III Der gegeit-
mdrtigen 8~eriommlung iei oen 8df.
fern Ser lueltliden Solbfugel cine &c.
Gegenbeit aeboten, cine 10 uor3iiglidle
9aiis fir SanitGtSmobrcgeln aE fin
oeit boB man Die europ1iifen 8olfer
6ele6ren ulb 10 fir bie @oblfabrt ser
gan5eit Wclt lor0cn f0rne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
gu @mniten ocs Staatcs Seras.

Nep. Srleans, Ga, 4. Ge5em.
Der. - Gus bier in Sitrng beiinoIi-
die 9unbeS Observation-Disclosures
bat cine gntideiolng abgegeben, mo.
nod Die IN Dem Sole Der n8aters.
Ticrcc Oil Company" bonn 9unbes-
&reiS9eri6t in Sberman Sero, abac.
gebene @rtid)eioung u1ngeitobert uito
Den @erihten oes Staotes Geras lit
Der Sade SuriSoiftion 5%ugeiprod)en
miro. @s iuaren ioiuobl an Stdaten.
mie 9unoesgerid)ten @eiube I'M ct.
nennnng zines MaIieperpalters eer
ltellt iuorben, uno bas 8,rnoes. arets-
9eribt in Sherman bate eirlen Wailes
pertpolter %ernonnt, auf ben 8riito
bin, Dob ein StqotSgeriht in Der ga.
DIE feline Gompcten5 babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Spnntaasbcbc in Gbicaap.

Gbicago, 4. Ie5ember. = Inter
Den Iulpi5ien Scr bieiigen r2am g.
Sroer 2eogue" ioa cine aln5obl Ser
iammlungen o~bgebnlten mer0en, I'M
fir Die gefpcgung Der S6lieBung ser
bieligen @irtbidaften an Sonntagen
mcbr propaganda 81 mabeli. Gie
critic oieicr 8eriammli,ngen ioG am
ndblten Sonntag itottfinben unb
8oup. Sonlep Don Snoiana in Der.
leIben ipreden. Sn elmer ipdterelt
groberen Geriammlling ioa @ollper.
nellr 6olf bon Wfiiionri, melher sic
@irthid)oiten in ct. 2oilis uno Sam,
ias-Gitp geihloiien bat, oils 9feoner
auItreten. Iud) lit 81 bieier Ser.
lammlung Gr!Wtopor Sones ppnDfin.
neapolis, Ser gegen oie @irtbi6aften
in letterer Stoot oetpiitbet bot, oils
Heoner eingelooer.
Ole .Stanbarb Oil Go"
ideint iif ebenio menig etpas aus
iblehten 3eiten, mie ans rid)terlihell
grfenntniiien 81, MAIDEN. 0ies Hie.
ienmonopol bat ioeben oie pierte 81.
uioenoe bon 5ebn Ero5ent pro s(ns
tbeil in bieiem Sabre erflGrt. 5. T..
fir iebe e~inbe5ablten 500 iino in
lpeniger als einem Sabre $40 Suite:
refer be5nbIt morben. 81breno Scr
lesten slpan5ig Sabre fat Sic @eieIls
ihaft sic &leini8feit bon 600 Wiaioss
nen Collars in runoer Sumlne oil
lire MftionGre aiisbe5nblt ober iedls
Mal 10 piel, oils bas gan5c eirbe5abite
&apital betrGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06

&onnte II Of sab!cn.-Gcr
19jGbri0e Mc9er Clifton WorriS, Don
Nr. 800, NorO.ForriiG.Str Wllroe
gcitern IN Scr iiiblpeltlidcn Eoli5ci'
Citation bon Eoli5eirihter Stonlep
pcgcn @ubeItorung 81 $25 StraIc
mo Soften p%crlrtbeilt. MongelS no
tbigen &leingeloes wonoerte er ms
@efdngniB.
Ger Samilton 8er d. . .
nerungS Serein bon Suntll'
ton, 0nltimorc.Gountn beiproh &c.
Itern gbenb sic 5rage Ser Iufloge Ell
ner @egeiteucr bon 10 Gents fir Die
9eipobner bes A. Giitriftes bcS
GountpS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
ScooD-Sar ats alabama.

9irmingban NJ Ella, 4. Ge5ent-
Der. - Saos brothers IN Wtobile. boz
ben loeben cinen ifypar5en Barren,
mclder etlpa onoertbnlb Sabre alt
uno lett lit, an Den TrGiioenten a6ge.
Id)idt. Gas Sbier, melheS oll Ioil-
nerItaQ Wtittog Die 9unoesbouptitabt
crreiden o%iirftc, lit I'M iiioIiden ala-
banta erle9t mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Sim Groiu r Gars fir Cflabuma.

@utbrie, Sflo,, A. 2e5cmber.
@oupcrneur SoSfel unterbrcitete Der
crltcn 9egislatnr oeS Stootcs Sffa-
bona in 9%enleiniamer Situng ieitte
9otidaft uno nit beionoercm 9eifaH
luurOe Der Sorihlng besriiBt, buB fir
Eerioncn bon oirifoniider Militant.
ming bcionbcre giienbnbntuaggons
nno @orteiGlc eingeiiibrt lperoen iou.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Nad Gagptcn.

2incoln II, Mebr., 4. Geiem6er. =
6rou ". s. 9rpun lit geitern Nad)-
mittog nab Neru- Oorf o~bgereiit, be-
g@leitct bon ibrer Sotter, 5rall Hutb
grpon 2eouitt. 9eioe meroen ON
fommenoen Samitog iid) in Reu-
Yorf nod Gairo, Ggppten einihiffeu,
nm ipGter BolGitino 81 beiuden. Sic
ncroen bis gum tommenOcn 5riibiabr
bon bier ablpeicno leirl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Sdiffsnadridten.

SEEN Dorf, A. Ge5ember.-ab-
geiobren ii,to Die 9ampfcr ~9ouiiiu-
na" mad Heapel uno @enua; .aoria-
tic" nod southampton, piu 0ip.
mouth unb Gberboura; .Yeerion4
mad, gntperpen; rStatenoom" mad,
Hptteroom, pia @ouloene; ~Nefar"
nod Teapel inb 8enua. pia @ibral.
tor; .SntolenSf" nod &otteroam II.
2i6alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Eriifnngcn i'm Sencrbcpartcmeat.

| nnf1ltStnfhln - INT11l Nnin11tflhlt
tnmo $780, as>t:,h,
D. '''0'u'' LUZ l'uoi''u''
"'l'leum iplro polo eroT1le1.
Sos He,,,Jtot her Triif,no fir 81,
al beleppnnpn Observation-Disclosures smei
SiStriftS . Ghefs. ms ONO S;;Ifs,
GuperiutpnScnteu Stc0e i;ir Mfo.
ifincric. rpeId5r 0icuItoo obochoItcr
mlrrbe, m1rhr oritrrn brfnnnt 40.
modt, II GonifGrr Irotcn Dos ero.
men fir SiItrifts . Ghrf o6 hnt
MIR bier bpitnnhpn ho,irIbe nGn,Iih
Wichoel 81 Qinh 90
Spbn aohI n
$obn 81, MiQcr "A
So6u : Omrrs n
Won Sen nipr Moidini1tcu mcIdr
hie Iriifuuo fiir nos GIn,t cincsSiilfs.
Supcrintenbc1ten hcr MoIhincrip
mohtcu. beItonbru ,pri, n1mlih.
Sobn u. Wletcr 93
ShomoS = Sprton 90
oos Gromcu, Die Triif,uocn MIR.
Sen inn Morn[onh SnItitut @ebG1,.
sc bllrd1 Die Iriif,uuos . Weborbc. be.
ite6enb ol,s I%r01iDput GDmorb Wf
lsorriib. Gbrf Suoenierr @eo p
Sorton unb Srn, @eorac Wfon. ob.
oeboItcn,
Wcih.
uohtSIohe
Ser Monpr hot sic Observation-Disclosures.
lolbnib oeocbeu, @eibuodtSIohcn
oli ben stroFen m1brcno Ser Ieier.
tcoc Dom t6, Sc,ember bis nm %.
0c,embcr ciuoeidlpiIcu. foQs sic
Stroben nidt perIpcrrt uno ole so.
Itsei . Geoulotionen befo(ot uerben.
al perfo,,fcn,
SIS 1T nift nothucnbio, ci,1eu Ipe.
aiellen GrIol,bnikidein inn Mopors.
9yiireou nber ppm Iplisci . 0cporte.
n,eut III l6icn. bph miilicu sic Ser.
fGl,fcr ppn Sohcn cine Gr(o,1buif,
bon ben Gioentbiimcrn ser SG,1ier or,
Ionocn. nor mpldcr bieSe Moorcu
fci[oebptcu mcrbcn,
0nuiuineftnr Trc5ton's
Mornunn
Sic gufn,prfion1fpit hps @o,,in5pcf.
tors If o,,f sic fr,,crocf6brlihe ,1nb
uulonit1rp Nerfoiiuuo ser .S1uIer
Or 100 NM Nr t3t. Wclt.!Somburo.
Strole oplruft mnrhpn II, me(dhrn
oG Sn,nilicn nit etmo 100 26picu
npbncn 9ollinipeftor lsrcItou hot
bcn Giopnthijmer ser Sd lllcr @ 0,ld.
,,cr borouf onfmcrfiom ocnrodt. bob
Tolls nidt inucrbolb "a Stunbcn g(6.
biilfe oeidboffeu miro. sic Siderheits.
gch6rSe bonn 9ollinIpcftor BON Die,
len 3u1tGnben in !&cmntuib oelctt
merbcn miro, l1eber Die IMrcdlid,el
unIonit6ren Ginridtuuoen IN Sen
. SG ,I1erropirh"Sr "4srestou bc,a .-e5e.
lunbhcits GoulmiIi1r Wittbeilluno
MAIDEN.
0os 5tGoti5de 0fuicun1.
Stobt : gibliptbefor Gon(c lit ictt
nit Ser G%inrithtuno Des ItGotiiden
Wuicums beltGitiot, ipe[des in afpei
3immern bes britten Stodnerfes bes
Notbbolties bos @odstMum 9olti.
nlore's in gilbern percpiocn loI(.
!Sr. Gonlc bot .Surbcrtc bon 9iloern
fir bieies Mlllerm erpprberl, uno
bcfiubcu lid, b%orlluter cine oroIe 9(n.
3obl lebr %lpertbpoaer alter cnoliidcr
&upierItihc. 9os WilIeum miro in
etlpo afpei g9od,er croifnct iperoen II.
bonn Gin Don Srn. GonIe auiommcn.
oelteQter 9otoloo Elm lpillfonunencr
@copciier iein.
@crIouocn MuSfunft.
0ic Bottom Sroffic Gpn1uiliipn bot
IN brn M,onpr Elm Shrcibcu ocrid.
trt in me(drn, I'M, s1Isfunft liner Sic
9sreite Ser hiciioen Strobcn II. Grot.
toirs inn @eih0ftSpicrtc[ oebeten
Miro. Stobt Snocuicur SruboIl
nj mrld,eu ber 9ricf iibrrmicIeu
wurbe, miro empieblcu. ser Commit.
linn eine non Ser g,ronh 9iitrifts
Gmnmi1iinu ousocorbcitctr Gorte bps
- ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Sanf- Mnsiue

9lnSpeis iibcr ben etaub Der ,,Gunmcreial ans
Surmcrs' National Sant" III Baltimore
i'm Staatc Wiarpluno bsi'm shluiic Der
SeibGitc am 3. Ec5cmbcr 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
ganf : YnsiueiIe.

~9iusiuris iiber ben stuuo Der rSarmers aub
WscrdIauts' 9satiuual Sant" In Baltimore
int Staate WGrglaro bci'm Sdluiic Der
WcihGitc aM ). ScSclnber 1907. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06

Grtitt einen S6G6eG-
bruf. - Ter Neger 6rant Sop-
fins bon Nr. tt3, gaIt.S traBe, Iieat
NIT einem SddOelbrlld) i'm Staot-
&oIpitoL Scin RoIien9enoiIe Nal-
ter @iIcS IoQ sic S~erIeblmg Ollrdl
einen Steinluurf 9eiteru Morgen per-
uriodt bobcu. @iles ergriff baralif
Die 5Iud)t. Soptins miro pabri6eir-
lih jeiner Serlebuna erlie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Son 2pfumotipe iiberfabrem.

Sol. Barnes, Elm Soloat aus Sort
Mc&enrp, miro an &ocesStraBe
pom elmer 2ofomotipe erfoBt. -
Grleioet einen Sbdoelbruh.
gtad) Dem Staot.Soipital gebradt.
Sol. Barnes, Elm i'm Sort 0tcSenrp
IN 8arniion liegenoer Soloat, puroe
geitern Nbeno I'M 10 ltbr on Haceitr..
nobe Sort.9lpenue, BON Der 2ofomo-
the Nr. 1891 Der Baltimore bio-
9obn" erfoBt ulo blieb nit bluten-
Dem aopfe bepuBtlos liegen. Der
EotroIpo8en Oes iii6lihen Giitriftes
brodte Den SdNueroerlesten mad bent
Stootboipitol, no Die Ier5te einen
S6GOlebrltd conitatirtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06

Ole Seilsormec bot nit if.
rem @eibnoAt .Goaeften %begonnen.
an Den Gden nlcr bebeittenoen Stra.
Zen iiebt man oie Wtitglieoer oerSeils.
orrnec iteben, Die Nltimerfiomfeit Ser
Eoiiantcn bilrd) boS 20uten ibrer
@loden olli lid) 5icbeno. Sic moller
mie o~Qi1brlid, Sen Ncrnlltcn ser Ir'
men, benen iouit feline @eihno1ten
lGd)elf, cine fleineSreuOc bereiten; Elm
Seoer, Der eS nilr ir%genoluie fam,
ioQte bieieIben in ibrcm @obltbGtig,
feitsiperf unterltiiten.
3nr 9eadtun 9, Staot,
@eomcter Sbolnas 5eigt oil onberer
Stelle bcS .Seutifen Correspondent.
ten" an, Dob er nGditen Mittiuod,
&ormittag 5piiden Der 12, Strobe II.
@orriion . Mpenlic ouS Nipeau Der
Sigblano slpenile feititeucn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06

9 1 So efretGr s Il
telpou befiirlportet in ieinem Sabres-
beridt, baB Die 3oaireibeit fir Sc
genitdnbe, pelde &eiienoe int Nlts-
lanb gefanft baben, auf 200 Collars
erb0bt tperoen io0e. Gie iesige 3oa-
freibett bon 100 Collars lei fir ben
Surdihnittsreiienben SIT niebrig. -
l(nteritiitt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06

Die 3oIl. ginnabmen i'm
Safeu bon Nen.Yorf iiberitieaen i'm
letten Sisfaliabre Sic aQer iibriaen
amerifaniiden Safen suiammen ge-
nommen. Sic beliefen iid) oiif 222,-
$4,000 Collars. Sn meitem Ibitanb
folgen Damn Bottom nit 3oQeinnab-
men in Ser Sobe. bon % Miaionen
Collars, Ebilaoclpbia nit 81 @iGio-
nenL Chicago unb San Srancisco nit
je 10 Willionen, Mep-S Orleans NIT s,
Baltimore nit "a, Getroit, ct.
2oiiis. Tampa, Yiget Sutb, glepe.
lano unb Cincinnati NIT 2a Biz 3
Willionen Collars. Sn Neipporr.
Neps, Yittsbrrg. Wiilrpaiifee, Elatts@
burg, M.-Y. Burlington, ST., uno
8alpeiton beIiefen iih bic 3eileiu>
nabmen ie auf 100000 GoIldts, iii
Buffalo alif $4,000.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11


sly to be gone, and as she turned to the
door the officer sprang forward and
opened it for her. II the manager ex-
pected the young man to return he
was disappointed, for Drummond threw
over his shoulder the hasty remark:
Il VIII see you at the club this even
Ing" whereupon the genial Morton,
finding himself deserted. sat down in
his swivel chair and laughed quietly
to himself.
There was the slightest possible
shade of annoyance on the girls face
MS the sailor walked beside her from
the door of the managers room,
through the public portion OF the bank
to the exit, and the young man, MOTTO
ing this, became momentarily tongue
tied, but nevertheless persisted with a
certain awkward doggedness which
was not going to allow 50 slight a
hint that his further attendance was
unnecessary TO battle him. He did not
speak until they had passed down the
stone steps to the pavement, and then
his utterance began with half en-
barrassed stammer, as ii the shadow
Of displeasure demanded justification
on his part.
.sYou--y you see, Miss Amhurst, we
have been properly introduced"
For the first time he heard the girl
laugh. just little, and the sound was
very musical to him.
"The introduction was Of the slight
est, she said II cannot claim even
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
Trolley Time Table.
AUG. PREHL4.

Oct 8, 1906. First car leaves Camden foI
First car leaves Woodbury. 5,45 q. "a. Last car
leaves Woodbury. 1880 O. N. Cars leave Wood.
bury every 10 minutes for Camden. Leave Cana
dem every 10 minutes for Woodbury..
Leave Woodbury. for Mantua, A. NJ, 545 e.I5.
first car Sunday 200, 80 800, $50, 500 $50,
1000, 1880 ILL., A. NJ 100 m, II 10 1S0 zoo,
2a0 800, 8.45 z15, 500. $50, 500, $780, us,
745, $50, e,I5, 1000, $780, p M; 12.05. q. M.
Leave Mantua, A. n, AGO. $50, IFS, z.8, s.l5
I15 2l5. 245 800 400, z45, 5.l5. 5.45, 15 90,
$50, 6.lB, 800 o.45 1o15 4. AS p. M; l22o a. M
Leave washington Park for National Park,
& s0 6.lO $50 fFfrst car Sunday; ZOO 7.90 8.
900 z6, 1880, lib q. M; 100 mi II IS, 80,
2I5 400, B45 ABB 500, $780, $50. 49, 70o 2. 30,
500, s.45, 9.45, l0.l5 p. 10.
Leave National Park $40 e.I5, GAS first car
sunday1 us lao 6.8e, 9.l6, 1000. 10.45, il80 g.
M: II 1B 100, 45, go Is, 400, 445 BIB, 5.45,
e.Ib, Gas, 7I5 7.45, 10, 800 1920, 1880 p. M.
Leave Woodbury. for Biackwood $50 ., N.
and every hour thereafter until 1870 P. m.
First trip Sunday $50 .. m. 6.8oa. M. and 4.s0
p. ID. mail trips.
Leave Blackwood for Woodbury. 600 a.ln, and
every hour thereafter until II z. 70. FIRST fflf
Sunday 100 q ri. p q. mail "Trip