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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
Time and Sex Have chanoed.

Men nowadays are ashamed-ab
solutely ashamed-of rendering to
women any of the little delicate at
tentions and courtesies that i'm the
past endeared them to womanhood. A
man now raises his hat to a woman
not as a tribute to the sex, sign Of
respect and observance but more as
the enforced fulfillment of an irksome
duty. Where are the graceful curves
and fiourishes of the hat. the step
back, the deep bow and courtly smile
of the seventeenth, nay even the eight.
zenith century? Then 1t was a pleasure
to meet a man in the street; one felt
ones sway of sex. Who is now inclined
to acknowledge hideous smirk and a
grudging touch of hat brim Lon.
don Judy.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
in TOLLS FOR FAIR
RESULT OF A PROPOSAL OVER
THE PHONE.
Why Bangs Is Not as joyful as an
Accepted Man Should Be-An-
swer Not From His Adored
One

Bangs beautiful blush lighted IN
Mrs. Prunes' boarding house on every
occasion that sentiment was under
discussion.
You see, Bangs was in love, love
was I'm Bangs: 1t penetrated his whole
system; he saw and felt nothing else
but love.
Bangs hadn't fallen in love; he had
risen, and now he was at the top
notch; he was balancing on his toe
on the top rung, and he found il quite
hard to maintain his balance Yet he
was a, cool-headed young man-except
on the love proposition.
Josephine was her name. and it was
enough to hear Bangs pronounce it
to know that he loved her passion
ately.
Among other drawbacks which kept
Bangs from declaring his love was
that Josephine had a mother. An
austere woman, she wasn't passionate
over Bangs, because Bangs was only
drygoods salesman. Her husband
had been plumber before Josephine's
mother got hold of him and made him
raise the price and keep it there.
Several times she had snubbed him.
and Bangs went as cheerfully to her
house as one does to an icehouse in
winter.
One night .angs worked himself up
and was about to pitch into a pro
posal, when, suddenly, softly, with a
swish of skirts, Josephine's mother
entered the room and sat down be-
tween them The hot words froZe in
his mouth, while Josephines mother
was gazing passively through her
lorgnette and looking at him as she
would have studied a water color in
an art gallery.
1t was all off that night. Bangs
knew it.
Again he tried to slip in word or
two of love wise-but-no-Jo
sephine's mother was there.
He didn't know when he could see
Josephine alone.
Immersed in his murky thoughts, he
sat behind his counter and tried to
figure a way out.
A light broke suddenly upon him.
Rushing eagerly to the phone, he
called Josephine's house.
20, I'm so glad it's you, Josephine.
Don't interrupt me. I've something to
say and | must say it quickly. | love
you, Josephine. l love you. Will you
marry me?"
He pressed the receiver to his ear
and listened intently for her soft, COO
ing "Y-y-y-es-s."
Suddenly he slammed the receiver
down and looked about like hunted
animal.
"Well, I'll be blamed" he gasped. as
soon as he could. II thought it was
Josephine and. there, 1t was her
mother. What shall | do?"
All Bangs cid was to blush and bite
his finger nails. In fact, that was
about all there was left for him to do
now.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
DAIRY DOTS AND DAsHEs.

A hand separator well taken care of
will last for generation.
The man that owns a>hand separ-
ator can feed warm skimmilk to his
stock
The average persons idea OF clean
Illness corresponds with everyday
conditions and conveniences.
A COW so MIXED that she does not
enjoy the operation will soon retire
from the business of giving milk.
Generally the failure to make dairy.
ing pay is due more to inefficient man
agment than to poor cows.
In purchasing a COW for butter and
milk do not be- carried away by the
breeding of the animal, but see that
she has individual merit.
The application of elbow grease may
be disagreeable. but II insures clean
milk. clean separators, clean butter.
and generally clean reputation.
A gallon of 80 per cent. cream
weighs about eight pounds and Ave
ounces. IL II weighs less than that. IL
will surely test less than 30 per cent.
II is better to milk the cows before
feeding them, as they will then keep
more quiet. Besides the dust from
the hay or the odor from the silage
and other things will not get into the
milk that is being drawn.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
orleans Wants Central school

There will be meeting at the Orleans
TOW hall at Orleans Center on Thursday
evening, Oct. 10th. 1907. at o'clock
p m to consider and discuss the advisa-
bity Of establishing a central school
system in the township All interested
in better schools, please turn out. The
question Of central township schools is
coming to the front and it has been
adopted in several townships in the state
already.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

In contrast to the city councils that
are going Ia search of trouble by ac-
curing municipal plants, the action OF
the village council OF Crldersville. o.,
Is Interesting So far from seeking
municipal ownership. they refused to
have II thrust upon them. for when the
village Wa forced 10 foreclosc the
mortgage il held on the local lighting
plant II promptly turned around and
sold the plant TO private parties.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
VALUABLE BIG TREE
Fur Logs Cut Forty Five Thousand
Feet of Lumber

Feet of Lumber
George T. Ackert writes The Banner
from SeaStle and says: Enclosed you
will find clipping from the Seattle Time
OF this date. Raymond is small lumber
town up the sound. 1t takes about nine
thousand feet of lumber to build five
room house SO you see the one tree would
build nearly five houses. 1t grew over on
the Pacific coast. Everything is booming
over here. We are all we'll and doing ali
o. X"
-Four fir logs. all cut from the same
tree and containing more than $4,000
feet. were shipped to the Klag Gilbert
Lumber Companys mill at this place the
first of the week from the company's
camp near Raymond. Each log occupied
car. The larger log was l0l inches in
diameter at its small end and was thrty-
SIX feet in length, containing over 1000
feet.
The measurements Of the other three
logs we're in the following order: Eighty
two lnche in diameter and thirty-six feet
long, 8Z48; fifty three inches in dame
ter and forty feet long, $500 In aodl-
ton TO these another log of smaller dimen-
slons was cut from the tree but had not
yet been shipped TO the null This would
undoubtedly bring the total up 10 $4,000
feet.
The larger logs are perfect specimens
and are perhaps the largest that have yet
neen sawed oy mill at this place. The
stump from which the tree was cut meas
ured ten feet, eight inches in diameter.
AT 5 lO.5O thousand, which is the price
paid on this harbor for high grade FIR, the
four logs would bring over S425."
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

Farmer Pasterlot discussing liter
ature with the new boarder) -Ther'
wuz one book tibet my son Bill thought
a heap of. when he wuz. { hum all
about swattin' an bifin' an blood
"One of those swash- buckler TO
mances. | presume. DO you recall
where the scene was laidY
well. took 1t { be Jersey story.
from the name of 1t. 'Twuz called
The Three Muskeeters. Puck.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

Miss Winnie Backermen, j. w. Brown
Miss Maybel Duffy, Miss Katherine How
ard. Mrs. K A. Ingersol. Mrs. Netty
Marsh, Miss Nellie Mckinley. ISIS Haze
Osborn 2. Mr.. Jinor Rich, Miss Bertha
Rowland. Miss Grace Tilson, Mrs. Emily
rassiett, Mr.. Ben Taylor. Mr.. Brit Wor-
den. Mrs. Whipple.
D. <. Wilson, p. M.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
Show place

"This is one of our greatest show
places" said the man who was show
ing a friend about his town. why it's
only vacant lott" replied the friend.
Sure; but that's where the circus al
ways shows when II comes to town
Yonkers Statesman.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
wELL-PuANNeo COW STALL.
Features Which Will Add to the Com
fort Of the Animal.

I do not like stanchions of any kind.
! think they destroy the naturalness of
the cows and they trouble each other
q great deal. besides often treading
upon each other
The only point in favor of stanch-
Ions Is that they take up less room,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

Many child grows up a hard. un.
impressionable man or woman, sim
ply from the uncheered silence In
which the first ten years of life were
passed. Very few fathers and mo
Tiers, even those who are fluent, per-
haps in society, habituaily talk with
their childre,.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
oh. Oh. Oh

Mrs. Henpeck-Why is a husband
like dough? Mr.. Henpeck tinspira-
tionly)-Because a woman needs him.
Mrs. Henpeck-Not at all. It's because
husbands hard to get OF ones hands
Judge.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
citation was organized with the following

citation was organized with the following
officers:
President-Frank Freeman. Orleans
Vice Pres.-C E. Bracey, Greenvile
Secretary-Ch Murray, Beldng
Cor. Sec Claude Chittick, Greenville
Treasurer-Joseph Culehen. Ionia.
This organization was made to bring
the blacksmiths of the three counties into
closer relations with each other to har-
monte and regulate the prices of horse
shoeing and blacksmithing, something
very necessary to be done in consequence
Of the great rise in prices Of materials
used. There we're about forty members
present.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
Backs niths Organize

A meeting of the blacksmiths Of Kent,
lonia and Montcam counties was held at
the shop of Charles Murray in this city
last Thursday. when Tri-County asso-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
Pleasant for Auntie.

Dolly was sitting on the front
stairs looking anxiously at the young
man who was waiting in the parlor
for the appearance of Dolly's aunt, his
sweetheart. "Auntie Will be down
pity thoon," Dolly called sympa-
thetically. she it'll just paintin' her
face"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

Municipal Monopoly overbearina.
Municipal monopoly is more auto
ratio and oyerbearing than any pri-
'ate corporation would dare TO be-.
Richmond Dispatch.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03

| desire to say to the citizens Of BeldirR
that consider the Continental Casualty
20. OF Chicago all right in every way
They having settled for my injury in a
perfectly satisfactory manner. Their
agent A. F. Movyan certainly looks after
his patrons in fine shape. Singed,
DR.. P. j. Fitzmorris.
l4w2 Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-10-03
EXCURSIONS
VIA TnB
PERE MARQUETTE

Grand Rapids Csc. Sunday. Oct. | 8.
Train will leave Bedding at 1922 a. m.
See posters or ask ticket agents for par
tlculars. n. f. Moeller, G. p. A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
5nitns 8ucbcl ii6cr bic Grmuronna
ieincs Yrnbcrs.

Rhoenir I, Ari5onn, 90. Sept. -
,SllitnS @ocbcl, Gin 0rlloer bes ernlor-
oeten 8oiiocrncllrs 8oebel bon Sens
tltdp. bat nit 9e5lls oltf Die beifipo,
rene anslage Der 6rol Glarf in Hid)-
mono, Sno., ooB 8ouperneltr @oebel
bon aentl,dp allf gnitiften oes Sob
mes bon Soon Sonforo burh Burner
Sgo-ermoroet luorOen iei, crfldrt, sic
gauge 8eldlifte ici cine obiolute Gr.
finoung. aae Snbicien oeuteten ouf
Saplor uro TomerS OILS bie Stuloi-
gen bin. ST uno iein 9rllber, Mrtbltr
@oebel in Cincinnati, uno ollc olloc.
rem IrGger oes gtamens @oebel mir
Den nif)t ruben, bis Die SduIoigen
beltraft Ieien, u1o JIG miirben friiber
ooer Ipater Den Goupernelir Soplor
faiicn, benn oieicr foniic ni6t olli i'm.
nler cine 3uilud)t in Sr1Oiana iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
Sorab's Erosci,.

Soie e, Soabo, &c. September. -
&m Gro5eB geaen ben 9unocs~i cnotor
@oroh modte Die gtusioge Oes 3eltgen
hilbert &latop 9tuaent einige5 Nltfa
Ieben. &lanop CAB I'M &reit5per6or
III, lid bel Ger DISCRIMINATING zines
nGlaim% oltf Walolal0 meineiOi9
gemodt SIT ba6cl. 3etge ertIdrte fer
her, Gin Nuu0eSbeomter babe ibmt
StrofloIi0feit iiir feline allsia8e SIT.
QeIoat uno CT bobe ais 3elge gegcn
eiEcn Wtntn olto9eiagt meldete r gar
nidlt fdnnte. Sic Nusiagc perlor aber
nicl bon ibrenl @ertb, neil Ser 3euge
iid oui oen 9sanIen oe8 Yeamten nift
beiinnell fouutc, ser i'm 5t Der Or
tebu1g Ser @elduloigllnq %berunlaBt
baben ipQ. @0breno ser Sibiltg mllr=
ben 2lften in Maiien aus Dem 2ono.
amt III 9onie gebrotbt, ionic ais 3eu-
gen Nllgcnt mo 4nOerion Derllonls
NET nelde bon Sohn s. WellS, Ell
nem Witongeflagten, $4t2 erbalten
h1bcn mollen, nm lire 2anosGlaim5
nadjmciicn 81 fonnen. Spater IoQ
@elS einem je0en bon ibnen $3.50
fiir Die llebertragultg ibrcr oGloim5"
altf Die Barrier 2umtber So" ge5ablt
Do6en. @l>,f oic 3ragc oeS Stoats-
onmolts, Oh i'm etlpo Elm 9unOesbe.
anlter aufgeior6ert babe, meineioig
aus3uiogen, erpioerte 9tltgent, man
babe i'm ItetS crmobnt, Die @a6rbeit
81 ingcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
&cnprrs iuicber I'll Snnir.

@aibington, 3. g., 26. Sept.
- Ser meqcn allerhorlo 0urfited)e-
reien inn Yoitoienite ST @oibin8ton
gu 5lpei 3obren @efdngniB perllr.
tbeilte friihere Superintendent Der
abtbeiIung iiir SolGrc itnb Nnidoi.
fungen, George @. @eoper@, lit -uit5
Dem @cfGngiriB in M~ouno$piIc, ~,
So, cntloiien lporbcn unb troi O..
itcrl in iciuepl @obnhoAie in 9lptb-
bourne, @rooflmn, ain, ncber ieine
Eldne fir Die 3nfipnft lit riht piel
bcfonnt, bod bot erin GrooflDu mo
in @oibinoton 10 piclc cinfluBreife
6reunbe, ooB cs ibnt nid)t ifluer fol-
len oiirftc, lid cine neue 3eben5Itcl-
hing 5lt crruerbcn. Gr 6dhlt picle
GongrcB . %gbgeoronete lrn0 Senate.
rem 5lt ici1cn S%rcunoen ltn6 Tie ollie
boben ans %ieil,rr 9cfonntlhoit lei
men Sd)aoen 5lt oer5ei6nen.
9eoucrS' &erurtbeiIrng crfol0tc
oln 10. 6ebruor 1906, nad)0cnl err iid)
oeS SetrugcS All Der Regierltltg id,uI.
Dig bcfornlt. @IeidBcitig nit inn
ipanoerte cine gon3e aolonie glcifer
@eiinnnn9S0enoiien ms @efGngnib.
IS iporcl Nies Nlt9ult ". Wohcn.
Giler 3. @oft Somuel q. 8pii,
George 9. 2orenb uno Nnberc, Die on
benz SdminOcl tbeilgcnommcn bot
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
@eiapcafe SampfcrsG um pasnie.

SBctnpcnicrStntc
Glegante 9aNagicr.T ainpfer rIngnfta" uHb
u6pInnbia" mad
Sis Hpint Comfort imS aprfulf, ga.
.SanHpier ~perIdiien Baltimore fdgIi6 (dIrSge'
rorrgten Sofintags) nm. $50 gbenb5 uno Tom.
men in OLD Qoint Comfort nm 6 ubr Wioreers
Lno .tt Stprfolf I'M 7.15 .WSureeils an, an.
lSbIieBeno an bic eiicrbabnsiee, na9 allen
@lrften bes Gioers urb SlbpeTtens.
Wurf. Nioer.2inie
Glescate @afTagicr.T nnpier Charlotte" Hnb
Baltimore"
nne5 @et.Fpint nnb Midimunb, ga.
Sampler o~erlafier Baltimore t1gIih (duSges
rommen Sonniaas) nm 3 libr RaHmittags unb
%foirrter at @eft'asot.it I'm T.45 MorgeDS unb
In Ridulonh I'M $50 Wforget Sun.
Sie oil Wsortdaer. Wiitipp6er NIB Sreif1gen
bon Baltimore dbin6renoen Snrnpfer unb bic
RON gSeit.93oirt CT 9ienftagen, .Sonrerftapen
llnS Galliftaaen ahfabren. Ieaen in Sloueefftr,
Yoin., Clements NIB gtllmpno'5 an; unb bic
an Eierftnaen, Gonneriingeu Iiub eamftaeen
CON Baltimore uro an Moutaaen, Mitt,uoteI
rno 3reitaSer bon WeftNRoirt nbfabreroen
~ ntpfer .ieRcn IN goritopn nrS GIab 'garf an
(bei aiirfiiaem Wetier).
Tampfer r~ertafcn Baltimore BON, yttr Rr. IS
nro 10, 2tghtItrdben.@e
Surhs@tlete I1d1 alien Ylnfte1 f6firet aes
n6ert. Sepdd nrfae9eSen urb &afifterbtmrrer
I'm 0Jrnua ~refernirt ,peroen. in ben bieftaen
giuetsNiireunr: Tr. t19. if.gafttrnpre.gtrabe,
n. W. Mpbfpn, ggert: Sr. 1877, rt.gdItinpre.
etrafe. ooer ben Sdrpt'Siireaug: eight nns
qee,strafe.
8enben Sptcr. @. s.. Gbtsrn,
Ser. Observation-Disclosures. Gen. .Eafaaier'a9ent,
&. 4. @rTannei, ShIfs'@en. ,9aH. 'lgent.
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3 G Silent @cfdGftsb,

2 ii lieBt @eiAGft$be.
tric b - Die @a~nfoepoiitcn > @crii-
dcrun1ga > @eieaid)nit bon Baltimore
bot ibr 9llrent i'm &epicr . @cbGilGc
9eihloIicn. Is perlautet, SAB bie
Sonfocpoliten . &eriiderungS : Sc
leQiGaft BON @oibington oen &c.
ld1Itsbetricf berleIben i%ibernomntcl1
bat.
@er a to ? - George g.
luminous erifien g~eltern I'M Cont
mon BleoSs@erid)t, nm ,aus5uiinoen,
Oh or fuirtlid) pcrbeiraA Jet itno
nuroe oilrd) Srn, SnrneS GlappooIe
BON bieiem @cridt in acntniB geiebt,
bob er ifon i'm Sabre 1901 nit Ell
ner Srau altbn eiite Cite einoegangelt
mar. ST. 'd)ien iiber oieic Ibotinde
iebr crboit 81 icin unp moQte obiolitt
Den Nonlen ocS Goitors eriahren.
melder Die Gerenlonie ppuSogen bot
tc, Sr. Gloppnole fam oteIem @lti1-
Idle nod iln0 gab ben Namen oes
Eoitors &. =. SnlltIep an, lueldJer
Nonic ieood) int it1otiiden 9lbreBbll.
die nid)t ailijr,iinben mor. Sintnlons
erfldrt, BOB or total bctrunfen iuor,
ais sic Gercmonie Dor it'd gii,g ilno
bob Der &altor ms @efdnglliB ae-
bore, ba berielbe geluuBt boben miiB.
te, III rueld)em 3nitanbe er lid befano,
ais er Den Ghefnoten fliipfte.
Cation n.-lGie n9en-
tral g)oilrg Mcn's Gbriitiun aliocio-
ton" erDfiltet hrute Die Minter.
iaiion nit elmer GROCER, 6eierlihfeit,
fir Die Elm ouBerorbentlidJ ntterhof-.
tenoes Nroeramm aufaaitent lift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
Sipt0n's neneite SeransfOrScrnne al
aelcbnt.

Nem' 9orf, 26. September -
Die itintmbered)tigten Mitglieoer bes
.Nem'Dorf Dod)t Gllb" beId)loIlen IN
elmer geitcrn Nheno ltottaebobtel,
Sibnng, Die bon Sir 16omos Option,
hem britiihen S%beebaron, ~ergonaene
Serans foroerung 81 einem meiteren
Sample I'm Den Amerifa-Eofal abSli.
lebnen. Gs perlautet, ooB Sir 5bo.
mas sic 9eoingnng geitellt bate, bel
Der He9atta 9oote nit elmer IormaI.
W~alierlonge bon 6S Sub 5ll pertpen-
Den. Die Itimmenben Mitglieoer iua.
rem in %ltarfer Mn5abl eridienen mo,
iuie es beiBt, ipar Die eripdbnte Gnt-
ldeioiung f~eitcslpegS cine cinltimmi.
&C. 9tod, Der %slbitinmitng perlicben
Die Witalieber bas Gliibbuus raid.
Gs miro angenommen, ooB sic gnt-
i~deionng i'm Ginflanse nit Sen @iin.
id)en bes @ettfnbrt : Musihuiies ae.
id)ab, lpeld)er iiir Elm Boot bon 80
Sub 2onsc eintrot.
Sonoon 26. September. Sir
8bps. 2ipton bat iid bercit erfl1rt,
olii cine Iegatta nit 90 8iib lnnscrl
Sad)ten ein3iigebcn, ipelin Der ,@clp-
Dorf Yoht Club" aii oieier 8eoin-
giit,g beitebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27
@citern Marblanb G~iienbahr.

Seetnnenr qnl 0. SUM, cerIdbt ~Sinensgtattor
EdaItda:
4.10 morgenS - G6nelpoft, 6agerSfotpr, rH,
& W..8abn," WdbneSboro. GRamberSbnrs
nnb, anssenommen Sorintas, 9a1teod uns
Cumberland.
Yrtoee.
npu, Sdrcpd, Gttppeftsburg lfb, dusgeicm
sae,. sounfag, Sreoerid- NIB Gmu1itsbure.
sdsitdi, nuaeencmnten Gdunfna:
7.1a Morgens - BORT. y. arb S.'Dib. nnb
7.5O Moreers - Accommodation mao Stsb,
fteIb, fosplc grnr1ifSburg.
1887 MpreenS - BeitIi0er @ypreb, @eftutin,
fief. Srieeeiue fSreberid). fbnrnont, BIm
gtoae. glera 9iitd, Blue Ronntain. @dtness
bore. gbdmbrrsbnrg .9asecstopn. 6aneod,
Cumberland unS glfiiS, 9iuftet.Sb ferbuttpnSs
Naggpn.
zine aisae' -anena gitta, @ine Moniain uns
Saeerstofpn, 8oriOrssDaaann.
1926 Aafn,. = Salptl.nie 5ftIiG bon Gmprp.
grooe, foipis BORT, Sancber. GETTYSBURG unb
5.33 gnnn. - accommodation mad 6nnober.
els MbenIs = Accommodation nod nninn
Sribse.
Tnr Carthage:
Ills GbenbS - Accommodation mao linton,
Tnr euantaas:
$50 MoreeiS = Accommodation udo tfutoN
griose limo Sanpoer.
" SdIt nidt am Yenniblbania,slte .9abnbrf an.
Y. Nptextteus q. 81. Nsipsu,
Sie"-qrdf II 0en sdxsfnattM nsr ,~,6H Iaerrs
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Ganaioatcu fir StaotGmtcr in Triscu,

San SrouciSco, Gal, 26.
Septem6cr. - Der gcitcrn 2lbeno OBJ
gcbnltene republifaniifc Sta0t-GOn.
pent bat 1anieI u. Span, cincn
HedtsoniuoIt nn6 befannten republic
fnniihen &olitifer, nit t0l gegen 40
Stimmen fir ooS W%uporsomt noni.
nirt. Ger Witbeperber, meIhcr Sic
lestere 3abl pon s4immcn erbiclt,
mar ser 9egenpGrtige Mnpnr GowarO
9. 3oplor. Sir oos Amt ais Iis
ItriftSanpoIt muroe Ser geGenm1rtigc
2lmtSinbober Ism. $. 2angoon elm
ltimmio uieoer nominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-27

Qcrooc in oieicm 4ugenblidc Srau
@clt nit cinGm elmer pou Nihe III
ben Sol; 0oS 0nnamit er~plooirtc,
ais lie mr. ctlpo od)t Sdritt cntfernt
Itouh; ser elmer mllr0c IN t%oltleno
Stiidc icrriiicn ltno Elm iebr idppe.
rcr Icl5blod ficl ori Die llnqliidlidc.
Sic mur0c i'm @ciid)t mn0 nni Goujcn
&0rpcr 10 b0ic 3erfIciiht, bob an III
rem @icOcrouifommcn gc}meifclt
miro.
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Sciratbs 9iecuscn.

Sctrat6s 3iecnscn.
Wcor0e W'cG. NoomQ. -, Cat
@optblon, Blaine, rnO Catherine 6.
Cnpi3, Is.
Ginlothn 2. @rolpn, -. mo N2i.
lie q. groiun, 81, 9tpplifort &n.
&. @romn, Nr. 100, Cit@iOblc'
StrnBe.
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Ncip-2lbonp, &no., mo Geraldine
BottS. 10, &itnuc. NppIifnlt Is. s.
Butler, Nr. 2S17, II. StroBc, N..@o
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llno Nettic 0cn0cr, n.
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Ter, q.
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s.. Seroer, gfr. t547, SuQ.Str.
Clarence &. 0oriN 26, mo Gttn
Galomeu. Is. Npplifnnt 5. :. @rap
9tr. 1905, @olbroot 2lpenue.
G9omoS s. Sopce, 81, Nr.47, @eit-
ClipcrsStr., mo Goit6 6. Sbcfcll2,
%.
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boro q. Differ, 30. Npplifont So5n
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@tit 10.
George &. Qoppc, 81. @ittmcr.
mo SiQic M. Spmcs, 26. Npplifont
5 Spme3, Nr. 2l2S, NIt,Monument.
StroBe.
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mer. %.
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Nr. 1911, Nio0cuooGsll pe.
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20.
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10.
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232, ebitrd'S troBe, ltno @arp s.
Gorbett, %.
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WcrGants & Miners Sranspprt. So.

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fRnd Button uni oem Often.
Wnnt., 9icnit, Sonnerit., Gamft., 8 tlbr Hbo5.
> gadl Brpuioence nno bent Often.
Sonntael Mittipob, SreitGe, 8 nbr glbenbS.
*aiadj Retr pnrs.geips uno gorfolf
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fir o%enfeiben 3aa abfa6renoe 0ampfer.
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