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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Gic Spcrotioncn mltr0cn ourb Or,
ct. Clair SprlIi(l inter Weahiilic
BON Or. 9. g. SopcS olt30ciii6rt.
Sruu 0unnuutcr 9 il L g.
| d q t. - 6rou Wttno sling Gum
iuic lid Die Srult icIbit ncilnt, 0ic am
6reitog olli Der Ncnnbobu inEinlico
nuG6cm iic olti ". =. Gum Der an.
gcbli0 ans 0gocn5burH NcW-Dort,
itonnlt, 0cidoiicu bate, mltroc &c
ltcrn WorGcn bon Midtcr Ncrbcrt IN
EopioL no iic Die No6t I'M sc
fUnNlliB 5itgcbrad)t buttc, inter $500
8iir0iNoit cntloiicr. Cir belt lid
Observation-Disclosures I'M &ouic Nr.lO2S,
Nor0 GutnUltroBc, oni lpo lie mo
9um ldnGcrc 3cit Gcluohnt buttcL
bis tic Nielcr Gn0c >Snmtor p%crlieij.
Sic trllH nod bic bIutbeilcdtc >pciBe
Nl,ic, Die tic Del Der ShicBcrci on.
0cbobt Dottc, Srou Ning 0unm gibt
jlL 6uB lie 9unn Neidoiicn bet, Der
luciGcrt obCr olc Nllaiogcn iibcr ibrc
UriInOc. sic bcbonptCt, nit 0uml
legal pcr0cirotbct ST lcilL rul0 lit
iihcr, 0nb Ole Mobrbcit ibrcr@lnAo6Ct
III Dem fomnlcrt0cn Nro5cB ST Gage
trctcn ner0clt. Nr. Gum 0uac0cll
pcrnciut onh Gruu Sling icillc leGiti
NE Grol lei or Nibt 81, nit ibr lcit
ndt In6rcn bon Membobn II 9tcnns
tobn 0creiit gu irinL boB CT lie ubcr
llid)t babe bcirotbcn fonmcL 0o lie
bon ibrcm Monne, Der Sling bciBt
ipic cr bon icincr TrnlL nit Der cr
liN 1892 pcrbcirotbct Bate, nibt &c.
idicocn lei. Die @criuunounQ bc2
&rlr. 9unn lit nidlt gciGbrlid).
it or q. Ynrfort pen o,
nirt. - GoItor g. @lrfnrt, Scr icit
iibcr 33 Sn6rcn Der Sccliorgcr Sec
cpong. p litb. ct. So6unc9 ? Sc
uneinoe all Ncit a. Wiobleitrobc nobc
ReMniplpUnio = Mpcnlc, luor, ipllr0c
in Scr fiir5lid itottgebobtcn &obrc2.
0erlommlllng Der @elncillOc lcincm
glnilld)cn cltipre6eno our 9llDe &C
Iebt, unb spar nit elmer Feniion bon
800 pro Sobr. @egcn Der Micocr.
~belebllng oca Anltes lullr0c cmpIob.
len, cincn iungel ErcoiGcr, lpeldcr
Der euglii6cn llno oellti6cn Sprad)e
nlGdtig ut, 81 e%rncnncn. Wis ell
FOLDER geirnben lit, miro ToItor
9itrfort Die @pttesbicnite bolten. Sn
berlelbcn Gerionmlltng mllroc be-
idloiienL ooS 9egcniibcr Der STRIDE
liegcnbe BfarrbouS, 5ii pcrfoufen. Fo'
itor 0llrfurt lpllroe am 10. NugnIt
1874 5llnl Sccllorger Der 0enlcinOc
cripGblt. Gr mor oomalS in elmer
@enleinoe in ct. MorD'5, Sbio, tDu.
tig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

8enn SIR nit einem franfen Ta9el,
ober ben baburb bernoraerufenen llrs
ind)en. al5 TerifppfurD, 2eberleibcn. Sas
murrbpiben, GDpfidmersen, ianre8 Mufs
itpfcn, Scrobrennen, Ylabnngen. Gdlnfs
Iufigfcit, gciiige acknowledgement,
Scrsflppfcu, Wcrnpfitat, Wiasentatarrb,
Ma8cnseihtuire, M~laoengas, Ueihbl Der
goIbeit nab Dem GiIcn, MufItuhen,
Gdnersen In Ser Magensesenb, belcgter
Sunge, bittercm Ucfhmad int Wunbe,
@ppctitlDfsicit etc, bebaftet feb, bann
fenbet mir gnren Ramen unb MbreIie, i]
h,erhe guh Gin freies 4adet bon nleinen
Magertabletten ienben, nel9e in ben met
fen Tdlen iofortise qinbernng brinssn.
Sbidt fem @el6 ober Yoitmarfen, beu,
i1 min bab jeber &ranfe bieies M.ittef erl
auf meine 8often probirt. Man abreiiire:
JOHN A SMITH,
600 Gloria Bldg. Milwaukee. Eio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
GoIitiIhcs NQcrlci.

EoltttidIcs Nlcrict.
9ie lebten Gage elmer ungeipobnli6
rltbigen Gompngne. = Die nGd).
item 10 Gage perOen ebeniuIl8 5u
filler Mrbeit berltbt mcr0elt. -
Ger o%emofrotiidc Hcbncripogclt.
- Sr. Semntes fir MobooI.
Sn Ben lebtcn Tugclt Ser Gat11pogs
ne miro Der politiihe Nrbeiter nod
one 9dn0e boil 3lt tblln Gobell, nm
Icinc gauge Gnergic oniuel0cn, 0aB
Die Stinlm0ebcr nltd) am Woblto0e
lire @u6lpfIi6t nidt DcrlGumcn.Sb
ipobt bie Gotnpognc cine lmgepo6n-
lid rltbiGe ipor, 10 5cigt oie5 0oN fei.
llcl1 WanGel on Sntcrc{ic OcrStimus
ge6er u1tO iogcn politii1e Wcttcrpro-
pbeten DorolS, ooB orn Z. Wot ein
nn0etu66nIi6 9robeS &otllm o6gc0c-
ben iperbcn miro.
Die Diirger tpilien, tpoS ser 9lu&-
fol Der Mo6l 6c0cItct un0 6obcn NIT
Offer sic Sitllotion ituoirt. Die po-
Iitiiden Sii6rer molcn ubcr feline
Gboncer I%oitfcn, unb peroen sic Ere-
5intt- uno @oro 3 Nrbeiter IN oieIcr
&}pde lire Gl1ne in gltSfiiDrunG
bringcn, ocu @G6lern peri0nlih mo
0urh Girfulore sic @i6ti9feit Scr
iommen0en 8obl Dor glltgcn 81 fiibr
rem. SIS i6cint, ais Oh bic &eprt6li
fol1er ibre gauge Soffnrmg ortf cine
g(pntGie Der 0emofrotcn 6allen, ul0
iuer6cn bieiel6cn pcriu6eu, jc6ctt
cin3elnen BorteionbGnger an sic
Woblltrnc 5rt brin9en. Die Ocrlofro-
ten perOen ibr Nu0enmcrf boraltf
ridtcn, SOB bic 8obI nift bur6 5u
groBes Bcrtrolten berlorcn gebt.
Demofratiide Steiner
@agcn.
9ic oemofrotiidcn Heoner.@oge
beiltdten geitern sic critic @or6 unb
n1od)ten &oItepuhftc on Gaiottitr. II.
Canton : 9lpenllc, GDeidpeofcitr. un6
SltoIonItrobe, unb GIieritroBe un0
Softer /. Slpen1te. glltf eincm @agen
itono Scr Itereoptii6e gpporot, Scr
Die 9iloer Ser Gonoiooten, ben&5obl=
5ette( II. {. ~. auf 0aS 2einentlld) olti
Dem onoeren @ogen mari, ollf mel
dem iif Die Geoner s. 8olocc
9rpon, @m. 6. GonItoblc, 2ouiS g.
6iribbcrg %befonOen. Sr. Nooool 6.
Sing erfl6rte Die itereoptiiden gil-
Der. @robe WeniGenmengen iolg-
ten Sen &ebnern u1b 9iloern nit
groBem SntereIic.
6. @aro Sn urgentcn.
Ser 6. @aro 0enlofrotiI6e Glib
lit i%ncorporirt lporben. Die Mitglic'
Der bieies Clubs linO Mdnncr, iuclde
ben icbigen politiidcn 6ilbrcrn Der
@arb iopponirenyr '0nS SmtptQuors
tier bes Clubs beiinbet iid Nr. 1924.
Sit . 9oltimoreitroBe. Seine Sc-
olnten iinb: Gbilipp S. Soffmon it.,
Gr6iioent; Senrp &opp nnO s. Gig-
ger, &icc > TrGIioenten; @iaiom s.
9torris, S6otmeilter; S. =. &lein,
corrcip. Sctretdr, unb Sofob Neltbers
ger, 6inon5.S efretdr.
Sr. g e ii I DC obool.
Sr. SSobn 6. SemmeS, Elm Mit-
elieo Ser 8oiierbeborbe unb ongelc-
bctier &e6tsoniuolt, luelder inter
Wopor Woliter Stuot 3 Erofllrotor
NOR, bat iid fir SSrn. Mobool er-
fldrt. sd lueroe in Der fonlmcnoe
@obl fir Wubool l%timnen," Iogtc
Sr. SenlmeS g%eiterrt Ia i6 CLAUDE.
0a6 err, luenn man ole 9ingc III We.
trudt 5ieDt, cine before N0rniniltro
ton 0eben miro, OILS Sr. Simonlts
3l oeben inn Stonoc lit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

mart 81 rtcltirctl.
GimonllS Bat Iid bci ieGcr grbei-
tcr.GorIoge, Die ipntoIs Dor inn gene
icn lit, boppcl5iingig gc3eigt. Scinc
0oppeltc 3un6c bot 3lt icincr 6iicutli.
Nen 3cnrm3iritn9 GeiiiDrt. gScOcr Nte
Nr5citer, nod Sic 8~upituliItcu iiibIcn,
0u9 ne inn trulcll fonnrn.
@os rcprdicntirrn Die Oclnofrnti
idcu G%onoionten?
1ortI6rittlide EoIitif, IorAidltig
gcplnntc SrrbeiIcrun1cu;
NrIitre Erbcita 9cbinGlE1cn;
Tic mG0lid}lt nicbriQc SteNcrrotc;
@irfiolrc S6itIclL obnc cinidiid)
tcrlloc 2cbrcr;
Nttroftinc itt0 ii1 e%ntmidclu0c Sc
brifution;
GGrIi6c TcripoltlrnA, tctnen Graft!
Ties lit Elm l6IcdtcS &n6r fir Wo,
rplon0'$ 9lcpublitoncr. SSbrc &ortci.
Tiibrnnq lit Gcra0c 81 scr 3cit cr-
itollnIiG IdGcdtcr Acluor0en, oils sic
6iiGrunB Der benlofrotildcn BortCi
wun6crboa better mur0c.
WafpoI, Numirn un0 Soopcr Iin6
cine iiderc @orontic fir G6rlidrcit,
Sntenigcnj rno northumberland
Sprtidritt. Baltimore lit Iidcr in it,
rcn Sdu0cn.
WoGool, HumIcn, Soopcrl
Nuc Gcn1ofrutcn in0oiIircn Iic!
Sat- oGc ltnobbdn0igct in0oiiircn
Iic!
Sc6r pieIc 9tcpnblifoncr inNoiiircn
tic!
@orrm iogt George 81. Goit6cr,
0ob or nid)t I1nqcr sic 3o6lrn0 BON
$4,000 WictGc fir Die 9iircour Scr
Cancellations. Gommiiiion OH 0cn
Baltimore Nmcricon" out6ciBcn
mia. Salt or Dos fir ci1el1 0iicntli-
den 8robi6? .
Cine scr crIten oiicntlidcn G6otcn
Mo6oorS mor ieinc Nrbcit I'M Sntc.
reiic zines @ei6lulies, sic Su0cn-
WoiiofreS IN NuBIon6 perOommlc16.
Gr 5oIltc Ser jiibiiden Noiic Donlit
cincn proGtpoacn Gri6ilt.
WobooI'S &ccorO lit 6cmcrfcn2-
mertb mcgcn ser 1botiodc, OoB CT
INNER ori ser Scite oc3 8oIfcS &c,
fun6cn iultr0c.
9uS einjigc mltni5ipolc 3cport2-
mcnt, 0nS am WeiIten cinr IdroiicL
o6er gercd)ten &ritif olts9eiebt luor,
lit 0oS 0cS Sltperintcloentcn fir 81
fcntlide 8cb1ube, boS cin5ige rcpllb-
lifotiidc Icportement III Scr Sto0t.
Cine cilligc Gclnofrotie lpiro Mo.
booi, Mltmien unO Suppcr cine gIGr-
5enOe Mebrbeit ii6crn. 2uS llcbcr.
treten bon 5000 Ecpublifanern oltI
sic Seitc Ser Genlofrotcn, miro Der
0ltten Sode bclfcn.
Wu6o! Sodion! Stplte! EintomlSl
@oS lit onS fir cine @eIc1id)oft, ser
80. -
0oS Sdidiol @oltinore'S fir bic
rGhitcn bier SATIRE mpcrtroltt lucr-
6en iol?
Werocn GimonltS ,uno Glott Der.
n%cinerL 0uB tic an Ser &nnuliiotion2=
Gommiiiion I'M Sutcreiic Der Stonc-
SinlonuS Woid)inc gcor6citet boben?
gricffaitcn.
y. y. uno u. s.. - Die 0clltide
&ninntcric trG1t idruor5eS 2e0cr -
@ci0e @cncnnnnAcn: Siiiilicr unO
IuSfcticr, iino gcbrGndlid, sic @es
,,,,,,,,, An,,- Fo4,rr ,,,;rN okc, kn, ,,,,;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Woic6all. - Gcn DOriolcS"
lpltrben geitern in Nemort Die Sill
9cl ctlunS Gcitltbt; Tie ucrlorcn Dos
Spiel gegen Die oSceIellte" nit ci.
nem Hnn. Sic febren nod Dem bclt.
tigcn Spiel nod) Baltimore 5ltriId
rnO c%r0iincn MontnN nit ocnicIbcl
Glub sic Suiion alti ocn bieIi0cn
6cloe ali ser Yorf-Noab unO 80. Str,
Cine EoroOc iebt iiN I'M h3 llbr
pom oSptcl &crington" aus in 9cmc-
Nllllg lnb bc9icbt iih notD cincm
llm5l0 burd pcrid)icOene Strubcn
nnd) Dem @oieboQ 6elOc, no mntcr
oCn iiblid)cn Gcrcmlouie'u oa& erlte
Spiel icincn NllfoaQ ncbnlcn miro.
Gas &citItot Der 0citrigcn Gontcitc
luar:
Su Hep arf.
3j sIlITor ;..... ! 49, S-s
aeur mS 9oifucr pllmptrcS".
VutileD .Biittr" lIIo lOcro oGaitcr" fir
baltimore.
NicGaiicrtb pFii4er" mo Stn1H0c pGHt,Dcr"
tiir lielpuyf.
IN W1dleitcr.
q4 STS,IlS 49, Q . o o Q o Q a.
IN Froaiocncc.
& gttiSS'SiiS... Q 9 9 8 Q . Q ! a.
IN Yiniiaio.
%Snii9.o;i..." Q Q %
@obcn brcn
6 dmcro6cn = Sr. SonteS g.
NligbcS, ein Stcomfittcr Scr Sirmo
Ebomos s. @oIibor II. 60, ipcld)cr
an 81. Nllguit 1905 luTbreno Ser
9lr6cit in Sollono 9lportcmcnt6uilS
in @oibington in cincn &ciiel beiBcn
@oiicrS ficl ulO idredlidl perbriiht
iullrbe, miro oenllG6lt ans Dem Mns
rplon0 ltnipcrlitGtS e &oipito( ais
gebeilt cntloiicn. Gem llngliidli0cn
iuor Elm 9ein 70 i1linm pcrbriibt,
Dab 0as Slciid bonn Sub Bis 81 Ser
Siiftc obficl. Sob bnS 9ein nidt
omputirt mcroen ml,Bte, bot SlgGes
ballptlGdli6 ben1 llnlitonb 81 Der.
NanfeL 0oR 90 S%o(leQcll 0eS Serlct:.
ten, idmmtlid Witglieoer Der nSnter.
national gliiociotion OF Steom anb
Sot @oter SitterS Of Baltimore"
luclhcr err onoebort, ii1 bo5lt bin9o.
ben, oic nDtbige Soilt fir buS gon5c
9ein 5u Ben Sperationen ST lieiern.
llnter 0enell, lpelde iid bn5it er6o'
ten, befarlb iid cin $50 Yflno ldmc.
rer Steomfitter, Der Den 9oerenfrieg
mitmadtc. 9criel6e berlangtc, bon
inn iolIe mebr Sallt gcnommen .lpcr.
oer,. OILS bon BEN anberen, tnbem er
bcmerfte, er babe genng ilbcrfliilliG
Inn Sen gan5en Marm 81 beoedcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
gricffaitcn.

=. ". uno u. $. - Die oclrtidc
%~ninntcric trG1t idpor5eS 2eocr -
@cioe @cncnnunAcn: SiiiiIicr ul0
Iuofcticr, iino gcbrGndIid), sic @es
ncnnung Muafrticr miro obcr 6ci luei.
tenn mehr nngeluonot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Sam 8eoanfeu.

Wabool, Humien uhO Soo'
rMiaioncn iiir Serbellcrungcn. aber
feinen Gent fiir @roit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

3luci Gemofrotcu, Iunlien uno
Sooper, oicnten Dem golf 10 trell,
ooB Dus Golf JIG jebt oofilr bcIobneu
mill. @ci6e warcn StaOt.Gcgiitro-
toren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

"a cS @odtcr niht 0clong, Stonc
i'm Hotbbais altbcr @eidGit 81 icBcn,
miro Mobop( bieicn SOB" untcrncb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
WCIo 81 uerIcikcu.

Tnr, pefdhe 8elb gebrnnden, ipred,en ttsr
nor. IInletben uuf 6dldre, WbbeIii IL. @runos
etgcntbum. Sn 0ertruuei. aeire QoansCtiice.
Wetbo6en. -Nnltlmure Snpritment Co.," 81.
100, Turo. Tacu.G trabe. (27S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Wer6cn limonlS uno Glott Der.
n%cinen, ooB tic al Ser annuliiotion2-
Gommiiiion I'M Sntcrciic Der Stonc4
SinlonlS. Woidinc gcorbcitet boben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

@orltm ioot George 81. @oitbcr,
oob or nid)t I1naer sic 3oblun0 BON
$4,000 Mictbc fir Die 9iircmur Scr
&anoIiiotions. Gommiiiion oil Ncn
Baltimore Mmcricon" 0ut6ciBcn
ipiQ. Salt or 6o8 fir cincn 6iicntli-
den 8rubiA?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Wo6ooI'S &ccoro lit 6cmcrfcn2.
ncrtb mcgen ser Ibotiodc, 0oB CT
INNER oltf ser Scite 0c3 Solfc8 &C.
flln6cn iultr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Simanus iueigertc lidl @odter eli
ne SteQe in Ser &onoliiotions-Gom.
miiiion on5ilbietcn, neil er iid fiird)-
tetc, @odter miiroe tic o%nncbnlcn,
Sit oas ols einc 9eleioigung fir
@odter ouf5ufalien?
8iaiom 8. Ylott. Goriiber bes re-
pnblifonii1en Stoot.Gomite's, lit cin
9eiipiel fir ni6t parteiiide Grnen.
nlirlgen bel Ser 4analiiations. Com.
million. @os piirbe Elm TarteigGn'
ger tbun? y
8enn fat sic gauge Yreiie barin
iibercinitimmt, ooB Wobool, Nlmien
nrlb &oopcr cine ii6erlegenere Cont
bi,lation fins, ols 1imanus, Sotter-
Ioa nno Seffner, bann fam Oa$
Golf 5iemlid ii6er idlieben, Dob Die
Greiie redt bot.
MobooI's &ecorb lit 10 aiBcror'
bentli6 gIott, sob er nidt cinmol ci'
men Stump" bot. W(us Der Gcoe
bon %. gdbcr 8ruce.)
9os @ort nSuinp" lit 10 bernid)-
tcno fir Mabor Simamis getuorben,
Dob er ieinem Sefret1r perboten bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Cine scr crItcn 0iicntlidcn G6otcn
Wo6ool'S nor ieine Nrbcit i'm Suite.
reIic zines @eidluIies, Sic Sll0cn.
MoIiofreS in MubIonb perOommcnO.
Gr 5oIltc ser jiibiihen Noiic Oonlit
cincl1 pro0tDoQcn Gri6ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Wu6o! Sodion! Stpre! EintonlS! !
IoS lit ooS fir cine @eieaiGoit, ser
Dos Sdyidiol 9oltinorc'S fir bic
,iGhitcn bier Sabre onpcrtrout mcr-
Dem iou?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Wo6ool, NltnlIcn, Soopcr!
NQc Gcnlofrutcn ~in0oiiircn Iic!
p Sat- oGc l~tnobbdn0i9cn in0oiiircn
tic!
Sc6r pieGc Gtcpnblifoncr inNoiiircn
tic!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

MoGooG, Numicn un0 Soopcr iin6
cine iidere @orontic fir G6rli6rcit,
Snteaigcn5 u1O mobl0ur66odtcn
TortIdritt. Baltimore lit Iidcr in if.
rcn Sdn0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

ySu1nptp Gitmptp" in iciner @cgcn,
mart 81 recitirclt.
GimonllS bat Iid) bci je6cr 9Irbei-
ter.GorIoge, Die ipntoIs Dor inn gctue-
len lit, ooppcG5iingig Nc5ei9t. Scinc
ooppeltc Surge bot 81 icincr %6iicutli.
d)en 3enrm5iritn0 GeiiiDrt. @ScOcr bte
Nr5citer nod Sic 0~npitoliItcn iiibIcn,
0nS lie inn truicl fonnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

9oS ein5igc muni5ipaIc Gcporte-
mcnt, ooS an MeiItcn cinr iHroiien
o6er gercdten &ritif olts9eiebt lpor,
lit boS OcS SltperintciOentcn fir 81
fcntlide 0cbGube, boS cin5ige rcpirb-
lifoniidc Gcportcment III Scr Sto0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

Cine cinige Gclnofrotie miro no.
bpol, Munien unb Spopcr cine gI0n-
5enOe Mebrbeit ii6crn. GoS llcbcr.
treten bon 5000 Ecpublifoncrn olti
sic Seitc Ser Genlofrotell, miro Der
0ltten Sode bclfcn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17
FARMINGToN.

Pennington. Sept. 1o-Rev. John
1ongson, wife and two children of
Swaledale arrived Friday for a visit
at the home Of E. S. Kelley. Rev
Longson is a former pastor Of the Bap-
fist church at this place and has
host Of friends who are glad to see
him after an absence of two years
Born. Sunday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Merrick, a daughter.
Mrs. John Gaffney of Kansas City
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. jenkins
Mrs. Frank Dill and children of Mo-
line H., are visiting Mrs. Dill's moth
er. Mrs Jane Mouland
Mrs. Matilda Sharp and Miss Reck-
meyer left Saturday morning for Salt
Lake City where they will make an ex-
tended visit with their brother, G. w
Reckmeyer.
Miss Leona Nelson was an over Sun
day visitor at the home of her sister
Mrs. Glenn Fuller in Bonaparte.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Boyer or
Thursday a son.
Mrs. Bernard Newski, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II
j. Locke, returned Tuesday to hel
home in st. Louis.
Master Dell Robson left Tuesday fol
Davenport, where he will attend schoo
the coming year.
Large crowds from Pennington at.
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LEFT DAUGHTER
IN INF ANCY,,
NOW SEEKS
Her
Nathaniel Smith, Former FL.
don Man, Now Living in
Jacksonville, Michigan,
Returns to County
to Organize a
Search

Eldon, Sept 14.-(SpeciaD -Hur-
ridly leaving Eldon during the stirring
civil war days to avoid being drafted
into the army, and giving his daughter.
then child Of three years of age, into
the custody of others, Nathaniel Smith
has returned to begin search for the
girl. whom he has not seen no rheard
from In all these years. Smith went
west after leaving Eldon and finally
returned east and settled in Michigan.
He. mas now amassed a comfortable
fortune and is seeking his daughter
in order to settle some property In her
name.
Eldon people to whom he has ap-
peaied for aid in his search nave thus
far been able to render no assistance.
They remember Smith and the circum-
stances in connection with his de-
parture for the west, and they remem-
Der also That he had small daughter
at the time. but during rne excitement
of war times the incident and the
Smiths We're forgotten, and all trace
of the then young girl who has grown
to womanhood has been lost.
Smith feels that he has not been a
father to the girl and he is now seek
ing at this late date to compensate
her financially, as he is we'll able to
do. for his filial neglect. He has decid
ed to devote the rest of his life to
search for his missing daughter, be
lieving that if she still is living he will
locate her.
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour.-The Seymour schools
opened Monday, September 8, with 2
total enrolment Of ABS pupils; 81 en-.
rolled In the high school, about 80 OF
whom are non-residents. The senior
class nurnherss11 males and 6 females,
something very unusual for the boys 70
be in tho majority.
w. H. Miller OF Kansas City came
in Saturday for few days visitSWitH
Mrs. NJ. Alice Miller Of Ell Reno;
Oklahoma, stopped off at Seymour
Sunday morning on her return Journey
home from Milwaukee, where she asr
tended the convention Of the grand OF
she was elected grand associate ma.
tron the second highest Office OF tne
world in that order. Her husband. q.
r. Miller. Joined her In Sewal Mons
day at the home Of HIS father. 7. 7.
Miller. They will visit Mr.. Miller
brother and sister, DR.. and MIS-. BAN
nin- before returning.
Miss Ora Skipper. a graduate nurse
OF ST. Luke's hospital, st. Louis, has
been visiting at the home OF her father,
]. n. Skipper. and Tuesday started to
Miller, S. D.. where she will visit hef
sister, Mrs R. A. Edmands. j
The Masons have begun excavations
for the new Masonic temple which they
will erect on the site of tue oia ouliHs
ing on the east side of the square. c
The Presbyterians are making goon
progress In the laying OF the walls y
/! their new church.
Mike Walsh of Brookf1eid, Mo. ar.
| rived in this city, Tuesday, for WISH
with the Carroll family
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EDDYvlLLE.

Eddyville.-Rev w. n. Potter, who
has been pastor of the Eddyville Meth
odist Episcopal church the past year,
is making preparations to move his
family to Danville, he having been as
signed to that charge at the annual
Iowa conference which lately closed OF
Burlington. Rev. W. s. Moore. who
has been assigned to this charge. will
likely preach here next Sunday Other
appointments in this vicinity are o. r.
Mcbride at Cedar George Fillmer at
Chillicothe, Thomas Rowe at Kirkville.
E. G. Kussart who has been quite
sick with malarial fever at the G.. A.
DeTar home on Grays Creek for a
month, was able to return home Tues :
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baum are NOV
ing to Illinois Their son, Ira Baum.
has gone to Hiteman to work.
J. H Field and family and Mr..
Fields sister, Mrs. E. G. Metzger, who
have been at Indianapolis. Indiana.
called by the sickness and death OF
Everett Field, arrived home Tuesday
night.
daughter, Mrs. Laura Huffines Of Cali
fornia, returned to Ottumwa this week
after short visit with Mrs. M. r.
Bell.
Mrs. G. w. Culbertson went to Chill
licothe Tuesday to visit for some time
with her father, A. Jewett
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mooney have re-
turned from short visit at the Alva
and Charles Mooney homes at Ottun-
| wa.
Sheriff f. l.. Valentine Of Oskaloosa
was here Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Crispen have re
| turned to their home at Evans, after
short visit at the Samuel William:
| home.
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yellow and white flowers during tina
service. The wedding march was exec
cuted by the BRIDES niece, Miss. Mage
gle BEEN, and previous to the ceres
mony another niece. Miss Anna Been:
sang II Love You Truly" The bride
was attired in neat travelling. gown
Of navy blue broadcloth with hat to
match. After congratulations had beer
proffered three course wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides brother, w. P. BEEN. The
happy couple left the same morning for
York, Neb.. where they expect to make
their future home. The bride has been
In the Charlton public schools for sew
eral years and is one OF Charitorl's
most highly esteemed young women:
She has been prominent In church and
social circles and will be greatly miss
ed. The groom Is a prosperous attor-
ney Of York and Is one Of that city'a
most valued citizens. 20
Mrs. NJ. ]. Young OF Council Bluffs.
returned home yesterday after q VISIT
Of six months at the Clint Noble home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. q. Foulks Of Eng
lish township, have returned from an
extended visit with relatives In SAT-
Lake City, Utah 10.
J. E. Hall returned yesterday from
business trip to Ottumwa.
Charles and Minnie Purinten OF
York Neb., were In the city yester-
da,- ATTENDING the marriage OF their
brother.
Mrs. NJ. L. Glenn is reported serious
/! T. Ill with nervous trouble. x
Mrs. Louie Williamson Of English
| township left yesterday for q visit q
several months with relatives IN Monte
Vista Colorado
Mrs. George Cowan Of South ottunas
wa returned home yesterday, after
visit in Whitebreast township with her
daughter. Mrs. James Roberts. who acs
companied her home for visit:
Mrs. George Routt and little daugh-
ter. Stella, OF Omaha, formerly of this
! cit have returned home, after pleas
ant visit with relatives and old friends
here.
Mrs J. P. williby has returned from
Moines aud Indianola.
\ Mrs. J. A. White OF English township
lis spending few days with relatives
/ in Russell y
Mrs. Daisy Hancox Of Indianola. sfoE-
merly Of Charlton. arrived Yesterday
for few davs' visit in the city. e
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Busseile ann
son, Burdette. Of Ottumwa. are spence
i ing a few days visit with their OLD
!: Charlton friends while on their way tu
Tacoma, WASHINGTON. where they exs
pect to reside in the future 3
Mrs. Bert Smith went to Lucas yes.
, terday to spend few days with heT
niece Mrs. Georre erosion. +
Mrs. ]. A. Dale of Whitebreast, acc
companied by her sister, Mrs DtxEoi1
of Richland, have gone to Creston e
visit their two sisters.