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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

lei nid)t bcabIidtigt, sic Nonlen Ser
Wiit=Gmnoiooten 6cS WoporS fiir
Gotb8- ErGii6ent ul0 Gontroleur mir,
Den nnr oltf Den Stimm5cttel &C.
orltft, 0anlit Die @abler miiBtclt, fir
men lie itimmter. Gie 9lntmort Der
@odtcriten bicroltf lit, COP oonn 0oS
GroluforO 9 County s.Spltem bate
ongennnot meroen ioQcn, Oenn Die
@66ler Itimmtcn nidt fir Die Gut-
OiOoten, ion0ern fir Die Eclcgotcn
oic in Scr GonpcHtion Die Candida
ten 0crcn @tomcn ouf oem Stimm.
5cttel itonOcn mbcriidiid)ti9t loiien
un0 onOcre nominircn fonntcn.
9luf rcpublifonii6cr Settle lit eS
cbcnio ihmcr, cen Sicgcr I'M Gorolls
SIT beItimmcn, ais aui 0cmofratiifer,
piclleid)t nod ibmcrcr. Nei0c Sbcile
benniprlthcn nntiirlih ben Sicg. 0r.
@n1. %. Steport, elmer Der Gonl-
pogncleiter Oes @rn. @a6ter, iogte
9eItcrlt, Der Nngriff nuf &ru. Srie0el
unO bos Grid. Ballot" icien Elm Sci.
den oeS S6mG6egcfiibls Scitcns ser
6il6rer Der 8imnmuSsGumpogrc, mo
CT gloube, @err @od)tcr uiirOc in
o0cn 81 MorOS ocn Sieg oouon truz
gen.
Gic @odtcriten BADEN 0roBc &ofi-
mln9, Dob uiclc Gcntofrotcn am Sage
Dor Der ErimGrpobl ibre Yortci Mn-
g%eb0rigfcit dnOcrn uno fir &rn.
8o6tcr ltimmcn merocn. Serr @ud1
ter ielbit iogte geItern, er rcbnc oltf
m%iltoeitens 1000 oerartigc Stinmen.
Die Simnmts,6 oftion gloubt ober
ridt, OoB 3emofrotcn ieinetpiacn
itbertrete1 lucrOcn, bo lie Onourd 0cS
Gfed)tcS pcrlllItig 9cben Diirbcn, n0d)-
item &erbit in ser mi6tigen BrinfGr.
lunbI ibrer Enrtei mit5uitimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

ltnter Ser dmcrcn Nm
/ 6uIOignng cinc$ otgebli6en
uniittIidcn NngriifS ollf 6rau 2lllo
Noom8, @ottin oes Srn. George &.
@ooms, 9tr. y, NulicQ.S troBe, Mt.
Minon5, mirG @oltcr s. 9u6olicS
pom Nr. 235, @rin0oQ-S traBe, in Der
Mount @inonS' Eoli3eiitotion fcitgcs
boltct. 6rou aboms lit infolgc oes
9lngriffs on'S Gett geieIielt unb FONT
te nod nidlt 5ltn1 8er6or criheine1.
Ser Nngriif oiif Srau NoonlS criolgte
ongcblid am 3onncrltag 9lbeno in
Scr &iidJe ibrcr @o6nung in @buc-
irnGcit i6reS Wonnes. @cnn nidt
@r. gu0lilt Wobler, 8ruocr bcs
Gountp@Eoli5iitenL neldJer 81 Oieicr
Belt Hcporotllrcn am Code ser
IOomS'ihcn @obnung Dorno6nl 6er-
bcigecilt II. sen &ngreifer pcriheltdt
bate, iuilrOc 2cstercr Ieincn 3pcd or.
rcidt BADEN. Gnbolie lcu0nct, Ser
Iltgrcifcr 81 lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
ErI biabrslucttcr.

Der 6riiblingSanfong crmaDrt Dor.
iiftige 6rnllen mo Wdnner, bob IS
an Der 3eit lit, oic i'm @intcr nilige.
bGltiten Stoiie los SIT ncroen. Der
&Grper ocrlongt Dies ais ben BreiS
iiir Comfort uno @elunobeit. Sn
rc~rgangenen Sngen mar Der Srilbs
ling Die Soiion fir itnrfe @eoi5iten
uttb bie on9epnnoten Wittel rporclt
pit Deroiide. Seut5utage nebmen Die
&oriidtigen SIT oieier S~abres5eit cin
mil6eS, abcr mirfiames Wittel, mie 5.
.. Il lln5e fliiiiiges Suhu Grtratt.
1 lln5e 9ltllo Wirtur, "a ltn5e @ens
tinn COMPOUND uto 10 lln5cn @als
ier. Dies ioI einc piel before Mir
flung oils Die altcn oraItild)en Gro
guen baben uno lit beoeuteno nllge.
ne6mcr. 0as He3cpt fam in irgeno
elmer gntcn Ipotbefc ST mobigert
Grcis geiiiat meroen. (S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
@0d)cntlid)cr @cinnbbeitSbcridt.

Sllngenfranf6citcn lpie0er Die 9oltpt.
l1dlide So0eSurIade. SIM
0on5en mar Die SobeSrote nid)t
10 bod mie in Sen lcbten orci Sab
rcIl. - Gtur 50 @cburtcn orlgc.
mcl0ct.
Ser @eridt ocS @cIuno6eitSumtes
fir Die om %. MGr5 cnoenbc ISOLDE
5ci0t 224 So0eSf0lc i'm Scrgleid ST.
231 in oerlelbcn @o6e beS @orioB,
res, 234 in 1905, mo 1876 IN 1904.
Die jG6rliNc Sterberote pro Solis
icnb Der 9cpolterun1 mar 22.09;
gScibe 1860, Negcr 1924. Die boilpt-
lGdlihcn SobcSlirioden moren:
GppbllS 1, Moicrn 2, &clt66uItel
/, 9ipbtberitis 2, Grippe a, SGmino.
iuht As, &rebS 8, SdlogfluB s.,
9er5fronfbeiten a, 9ronditis 3,
&umgcncnt5iinbung Al; 9rigbt'ide
Nicrenfronf6eit %, SdiuG6e nod
Scr @eburt Is, Wangel an Tflcgc t..
MltcrSihmGhe 3, Selbltmorb 2,Wfor0
9, llnf1ne Is.
Son Sen Sootcn tporen t4G @ciBc
mo 81 Neger in ben Ser. Stanter
unb 35 I'M Iltslnnoc 9eborcn. 9ei
feds mar Der @cburtsort unbcfnnnt.
95 @cburtclt luuroen ongenteloet,
nnb befanbcn iid Oorllllter 50 iueiBc
&inber. Initedenoe &ranfbeiten &C.
Iongten 5i,r gnmclbun9: 0ipbtberi.
lis Is, Shorlndfiebcr a, Sppbus ID,
@r1unc 1, Wolcrn 1870, Shminollldlt
q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

Grtrunfener aufgcfuns
ben. - Ger Scid)nom bes felt Sc.
5crnber ocrnliBten Seuernton1cS g0.
McbenborIt aus Bremen mlroc oe-
tern Morgen bon @eorge 2un1nlcrS
bel SpeOOen'S S%diffSbouboi oml SUP
Der Gbeiopcofe : StroBe, i'm @olicr
trcibcno mtfgefunben. Gr mar olli
Dem Sdleppboot o9uccotucr" Ser
Imerican Coming SO. ongeitcQt &C.
iucicn. Scr 2ei6rom purbe nod
Der Morgue gebrod)t.
SeIb It III oroer i'm @oIoe.
- Gon ben anaben Nlrtbnr Spncrs
ino @olter Sole muroc 9eitern Hod)-
mittog H3 llbr inn @aloe uo6e Ser
rings Hltn, 500 g)urbs bon Der Snr-
foro : &ooo, Die 2cihc zines etlpa
2S-jobrigen, gut gcfleioctcn Wionncs
entbedt. Sergeont Drums ullo Gin
8olisiit bro6ten Die 2eide i'm So.
trplmogen oes noro0itlihenS tationS-
buuies mad Der Miorgue. 9ieielbe
5cigte cine &ligelmunbe in Der rcd.
ten Shl1fe. 9teben Der 2eide, Die
nod iuornt ipor, nurbe ein 3S.folibri-
Ger Sltllooe.&epolper unb cine baIb
geleerte Wbisfepfloide gcfnitoen. Sn
Den Soidet bate Der Selbltmoroer,
Der alles, mos ST. ieiner Soentifi5i.
riing beitrogen fonnte, entfernt batte,
$3.50, eii,en ipeiBet 9antn, eincn ill
bernen Spiegel nno ein Snihenmei-
fer. gr lit 5 Sub Z 3oa groB, ipiegt
160 Efnnb, lit bitnfelbaorig uno tritg
eincn clegonten arauen arsug rtno
ihmar5en 0erbpbitt. Coroner Garll.
Tiers ltente cilicn Sobtenihcin uif
SelhItmoro ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

46, Sos InocleS ~,
8tcbItoGI IN Scr A. Hegi.
mentS Sale. - 5rc0crid u.
&einlcin bon Nr. 1922, Woibcr. Ctr,
Gonouftcllr cincs Strobenbobnnpog.
gouS Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ols
fer Glorf bon Ir. 10it, Noro.Wtount.
Strabc, Elm friibereS Wiitglico ocS
SolpitolcorpS ocS 4. HcoimcntS, un6
Au0uit Counting bon Nr. 1929.
@recnmount'gpcnuc. Elm Wiitglico oc@
SolpitolcorpS, lpur0cn gcltcrn Nod).
mittog bon Nid)tcr 2obcn IN ser mcIt.
llden Foli5ciltotion inter Der Alls
ibulbigung bcm @erihtSperiobrcn
iibcrluieien, nngeblid) ol,s ser @of.
fcnboIle bes A. GegimcntS diritrgii6c
SnItrumentc I'M Mcrtbc BON 5000 &C
itoblen 81 boben. Gic S%nitrumcllte
lin0 Negierungs : G%igcntbum. Die
orei WGnner murGen bon Dem Gunoe.
Sergeontcn Eilon luto Dem Ser.
gconten Sill nod) barter 9lrbeit Der
boitet. Sic brad)en bei'm Tcrbor 5lls
ionnlcn unb geItanocn Den Gicbltobl
Gin.
Sur letten Hu6e. - Bonn
Sroucrbouie, 9tr. 1900, Noplc.Str
aus iollO an Sreitag @ormittog sic
8ecroigung Der am 20. Ipril gcitor>
bcrell 6ral Worgoretbe &oicr, &c.
borenc Gicm, itott, nndoem in Der
Ct. Wtid)nelS.SirGc Elm icicrlidcS
HeQlliem celcbrirt morbcn iuor. 3obl
reide 9lumen idnriiftcn Die lcbtc
HubeItottc Der Gntibloicncn. Gic
Serrcn Spbn WeSfcp, u. 5cboI,
SorrD un0 0cnrp Shuob ilr10irtcn
ols @obrtud)trGgcr. Sic &crltorbenc
lpur0c am 26. Sltni 1860 in @onlbcro
geboren un6 fam por etluo 30 Sab.
rem nod Nnlcrifo. Gpr 81 Sobren
pcrbeirntbctc lie lid) nit @rn. Charles
9aucr. Ncbcn &ettcrcm bintcrl1bt
iic 5lpci Sinner, &rn. Miliom Solrr
uno Sri. @mnto &nucr.
Ger .@rono MIND 6lub
BON M orDlan6" bc1in0 an
6reitag Nbeilb icin If. StiitlmoSicit
orrrd) Gil @oifett mo 5n0lcih sic
etnmeibitng ieineS nclen Snuptounr.
{. tiers, Nr. 305, Noro.8recncSS trabe,
meldes CT an /, DtGr5 beiog. 1oit
ole lS5 Wiit0liebcr oeS Clubs morcn
5iigegen.
Gie 9eorntcn itnO: Gr1iiOcnt, &c,
neral Sobn VI. &ing; critcr &icc 8r6.
lioent Capt. @iaiom &. Storf 5luci,
ter gice.Erdiioent, 0berit @iaiom :.
Gon Sant; ScfretGr, 8eorge ".
4iet; Sdotmciitcr, lieutenant Geo.
u. Brnbont.
Gas 81. So6rcSbunfett
oes 80 iibmeit Baltimore.
8erlb0nerungS 8ercins"
tinoet om 3. Npril in Der y8ernoniu.
Wannerdor.SoIle" itott. Gas Mr..
engagements Gomite bcitebt ans Oen
&erren Snmes u. 6lpnn. Sobn Sdl,.
Ter, 6. g. @a9ner,l EbiI. Soiepb itn0
q. u. Gorb.
Heues @otteSGauS. an
Der neiien reiormirten ct. Morfuss
Stride, 'Gd)e bon GoQington.gpenue
niio Soffmon.S trabe, Eoitor :. 30.
Miiaan, miro belte Der critic @oites.
oienit itattfinben. am Sonntog, ben
z. Npril, Hahmittaas 3 llbr, miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

Sin idJ6nes .nnb niitlides 8eident
fir MnsebOrisc lit INNER cine le6ens.
grohe photographic oSer cine flint.
lcriid) pullenSete Gppie cines alten
gilScs in Grabun, @aiIcrfnrbc, Del
ubcr Eaitcl. Die idj6nitrn Cabinet.
bilocr MIR ST pro 9nkeuS.
Snlins Scbbcl, oeiltider Ybotograpb,
(90) 321 Mcrh.8 ag- Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24

@uIobranb. - Mn Ger Hortb
Eoint Goob, 5ipiid)en Al. StraBe uno
GrottltroBe, gerietb cine lingefdbr 1
Gitaorotmeile groBc 8nlopar5elle lit
9rallo. 9erielbe ipitrbc nod borte,l
gnItreneul,gcn bon Der Canton Seit-
eripebr eeloidt, Der es alld gelorg,
flint g~efdbroete fleine SGitier SIT ret
ten.
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Scutidcs WclS

gu perfoufen. 1880 Gents pro Mar2
ooer 4.20 Marf fir einen Collar.
8ediel unb Greoitbriefe auf ollie
.Stdote gitropa's. 8eloienoun9en,
SdiiiSfarter, HeiiepdIie uno auslat.
biid,es @elb. Sbeu. $. 9icner & &c.,
2t7 Slt-galtimore. Strube. (303--)
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WcIbjcnonnacn

nah Delitihlanb "a Gents pro Marf,
mad Seitreid 201a Gents pro 9rone.
Torto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten bon nno
mad DeiitidIano. GeiiepaIie, @ed,.
iel, Greoitbriefe nno ausldnoiiAes
Gels. Sbeo. s.. 9icncr e Gp., 2t7
vi t-@oItimore-S trabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-24
S63miQigc NuitcrnfiidJcr.

llnjuiricOcne Nltiternfiider 5erit6rcn
sic Signolc Ser nSbcQfiib Com,
MILTON. - 9roben, Ole Hfabls
gojcn an ben @rcn5en Der 9(ll-
Itcrn6Gnfe o65ti01cn. - 3uGt.
bouSltrofc iiir 0icicn 6repel.
Srigonomctrii6cr &CrmcIicr @orIt
bonn &iiitcns mo @co0Gtiid)cn Ser
ntciIltngs-Sta6 cnt6cdtc, ais CT Sig
nolItntioncn nm Soltb 9iiper cins
ridtctc, BOB cinigc Der iln5llirieocncn
Nllitcrnfiidcr 6amit nn~ncfongcn bat.
ten Bic &iiitenitotioncll, sic uoll ser
uWtorDlono Shell NiiG GomntiIiion"
mo Der @ln0eS +&iiitcn.& crmcIiungS.
9cb0roe mligcIteut iinO, SIT 5eritoren.
Gle Signolc limo @igcnt6um ser
9ntoeS- Hc9terung, ~cntbolten iibcr
$40 nertb on Wotrriol uno lino iiber
0clt oltcn trigonometrildcn Stntioncn
Der Hcgicrung crrihtet. Nllf ole Ger
Itorrng ocricIbcn itebt 3uAtbouS.
itroic. SIS mirO acIo9t, 0oB ein Monn
in Scr 9toN6oridjoit geduBcrt babe,
BOB nidt MIR ale aiiItcnItotionen
5erit0rt mcrOcn %ioltcn, ionbern ooB
ouf sic 8fablboien, mcld)c sic @rcll-
sen Der ~Nlitcrnb6nfe be}ei6ncn, o6.
oel1Qt luer0en iuQen.
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Stdot Baltimore.
Spnucnauf- nnh ltntcrgaua.

Sonncnaufgong. 6 II. 6 Nc.
Communicating 6 II. - If.
Monountcrgong.. "a II. 30 Nc. Morg,
Sllltb ...........2 II. Is %. MorJ.
6lutb .........3 llbr Nodmittng$.
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Die Sclbitmuro= epidemic.

Die Scl6itmOrb= GpiOcmic.
&r. uno Sralt Hi6or0 @ibncp moQ.
ten gemeinidoitlid) ultS Dem &c
ben idcioen. - Nobnten in i6rcr
@oDnung, Nr. 1911, @cit = @olti-
morcitroBe, @ift. - q. 81. Softer
bon philadelphia cridiebt iid i'm
Glltolu Sorie.
Sn ibrcr @obnung Nr. t2tt, @SeIt,
SoltimoreI troBc, ipulroen geitcrn Hi.
daro @ibnep uno bciicn 6ruu Gllo
@ibneD bcDuBtloS uno inter oen
Wirfuntgen BON @ift leioeno ol,fge.
funoen, 6rou @ibnep befuno ii6 I'M
@ctt, m6bren0 ibr Monn olrf Dem
6llBboocn lag. 9ei0c moren in III
rem Nafttlci0ern uno oQe Nn5eid)cn
I6cinen ooralif bi~n3ltbeutcn, ouB lie
beabitd)tigt botten Sclbitmor0 5t
begebcr. Die Nmbulon5 oeS iiio.
lueItliden 0iitriftcS 6radte Die &c.
bensmil0en na6 Dem Sranflin-
Square = Soipital, no einc Gr5tlife
llnterIlldung crgob, Oab Die 6rol
ipabrideinlif ms 2eben 5ltriidgcril.
fen iucroen fam, ipGbreno fir &rn.
@ibnep penig Soffntng porbonoen
lit. Die Gcr5tc Iinb Der Nniidt, BOP
cine Opiuml. ltnO Sell6tguS . Scrgif-
tltn9 porliegt. Settercr Nniiht mi.
oeripridt ieood) Der llnitono, BOB
iGn1nttli6e @uSbdbne in Der @o6s
ming geIdloiien iporen ltno Die Sells
tier offcn l%tanoen; oogegcn ipllrOe
cine nod bulb polc Sloi6e &arbol.
lGllre in Der &iide Scr @obnltng &c,
funben. @r. unb 6rolt @ibnep iultr-
ben geitern 8ormittog fllr5 mad 10
llGr BON Dem Sergeonten Gllirf un0
Dem Holi5iiten 9npis pom iii6meit-
lid)cn 9titrift anfgefunoel, tpcl6c
bon Srn. @eorg $. 9entlep, Nr.1200,
Ncit e 9altimorcltroBe, 0orauf oltfs
mcrfIam gcnna6t moroen luorcll, ooB
in Dem Saltle etlpoS nid)t IN Sro.
nung ietn miiiIe. Die &}oli5ei lit oec
aniidt, ooB Sr. un0 Sron @ibncp
lid pcrobre0et batten, gemcinian1 ants
Dem 2eben III l6eiocn, unb DOB lie
Dos 8ift III Der Slide nobulcn un0
ii6 Damn in ibr S6lof5immcr 5uriirf-
5ogert, INN BORT ocn 500 3ll eriportcll.
Die 3od6mn fonnen Iid) abIolllt fei-
men @runb fir Oie G6ot Der Gbeleute
Dcnfen, ga 0icielben unl6eineno
gliidli6 lcbtcn ul0 in glltcn finons
5iclen GcrbGltniiicn lebtcrl. 0oSGbe.
poor, boS finbcrloS lit, mobnt felt Is
Sabrcn III bcnt genanttcl SallIc.
Ser uno GSrolt @ibncp erlongten
ipGt geItern I6cno ooS Sepubtiein
nie0cr, ltn0 lit mlnnic6r &oiinmg
o%or6nnocn, 0oB 9cioe nit Gcn 2cbeil
oopou fommen ncr0en. Sic peiger.
ten lid, irgeno mclde NufflGrung
ii6cr ben SorfaQ 81 gcbcn. Sm 2ollfe
ocS geItriget Na6mittagS lprofen
5oGlrcid)e 9efon1tte beS Gbepoore5
I'M .Sranflin . Square SoIpital"
Dor, I'M lidb nod ihreut 3ltituf0 All
crfunoigen.
9lics lid boS2c6enSIidt
aus.
SIN Glltaiu Souie an Baltimore II.
GltoruItroBc begging in Der Noft
bon Srcitog ouf geitern ein Monu,
Ser iid) in Oos Srem0enbuf ols q.
q. Softer bon EbiInoelfbio, ga, Gin.
trllg Sclbitmlorb, inbcm er iid cine
&ugcl ourd oa8 Scr5 iogtc. Sein
2cid)nom luurbc geltern Wfittog &c
gen ~ ll6r entoedt, oils elm 9ierrit-
m0ohcn oas 3intnter reinigen moll.
tc. Sn Sotcl tit Der Wonn poltltGn-
dig lnbcfonnt. Nad cinciil in icincc
Soide norgciunfenen @rief ipor CT
6ci Der llniteb Co.'S SmprobemcntGo.
bon philadelphia an9cltelt II. ipobn-
tc IN Mr. 2t15, SolporoItraBe.
Grtrunfener augcfuns
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Mdr GeiTcrt,
Tcntider Tbutograph
4O9-41t Hurb. Strakc,
Gpe5tal.E

GpejtabE fferte!
Tur fir cine fnrse 3ett.
g feinfte Cabinets PORTRAITS tno lebeIlS1roBes
Eortrnit init ieirem Habmen fir S3.50.
9itte. adhten Gle duf fteine ~storeite:
Mar 1eiiicri, 409-Hf, Tcro' Cab traef.
(Ses1t.tO
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Cas @cttcr.

Sommcrpcttcr berrid)tc 9Cltcrn
micber III Baltimore. GoS Gbcrmos
meter Itono &ormittogS nm 10 llbr
oitf 80, Morgcl1S ltn I llbr oui &c
rno AbcnoS Inn s ltbr olf y @roO.
Sn u%nierer Nodboridoft @olbington
bcrrid)tc obcr cine mirfli6c 9rntbibc;
big 5u 90 @rao frod) BORT OnS Qllcds
fiber binollf orei 8ro0 bobcr, ais
an 6rcitag mn 10 @roO bocr, ais
al Dem beibeu %. WtQr5 1904.
Sir bcllte Gormittug %propbe5eit
ser @ctternlonn micocr flares, mar
mes @etter, aber No6nlittogS oOer
I6enoS IoQ cs Hegen gcben mo fiibs
Ter lpcroen, bel iiiolidcn bis mcit=
lidlcn @inben.
Sn Den iibrigen 9un6eSs @ctter6c'
observation-disclosures olbcrbnlb @olti.
more lpilrben oeItcrn Die foI9enoen
niebrigItcn S6crmonctcrltGnbc rcgi.
itrirt: Goitport 30, YortlonO SO, 80.
iton 80, Ilbanp Al, Nelu.Oorf 60,
Ybilo0elpbio Ga, gtlantic.Gitp 81,
@oibington 56, Noriolf Ga, Charlotte
66, SotteroS GO, @iIminQton Ga,
Gbnrleiton 6S, Soponnob GS, Sudipr.
ninc 60, Supiter 6S, acp-gScit y, 9lt-
lanta Ga, montgomery 81, Nelp.Sr-
IconS 68, Ealcitinc 66, @oIpclton y,
Corpus Gbriiti y, WfentpbiS 66, Giut
cinloti 62, EittSbnrg 66, OSiue0o 3S,
Buffalo AZ, Glcpclono As, Getroit a.,
Ilpcno 81, Morquettc 36, @recn.Nop
36, Chicago As, Gulutb 80, ct. EollI
40, ct. 2ouis G6, &onioS.Gitp GS,
Omaha 80, Suron AZ, 9ismord 30,
@iQilton "a, Sourc 2S, Seleno -,
Salt 2ofc AZ, Genpcr 80, Gort6
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A new lot of Japanese silk waists
just received at the Bon Ton.
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Movements and Doincs Of People That
You May Happen to Know.
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Rev. w. II. Cole was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
Postmaster +. ii. Drake was at Port
Huron Saturday.
Mrs. James McColl and son Jack are
spending a few weeks in Baden, Ont.
+. +. Pratt, Geo. w. Allen and j. A.
Menzies were at Port Huron Monday.
Mrs. Bert Holden is spending the
week with her parents near Emmett.
Howard Emery, of Detroit, visited
among his young friends in Yale over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Emig, of Ma
rine City, have been Yale visitors the
past week.
Jas. Melrose has spent the past two
or three weeks at Lexington, KY, and
Baden, Ont.
Wilson Spaven, of Cass City, has
been the guest of Willard Welch and
family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. B. Paisley are expect
ed home this friday evening from
their wedding trip.
Mrs. ID. G.. Williams has spent the
past week in Peck with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Waterman.
Clara Burns, of Brooklyn, n. y,
spent part of last week the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. McNulty.
Mrs. Eva Black went to Detroit last
week for six weeks work in the whole
sale millinery departments.
Joe Kavanaugh, former editor of the
Melvin Monitor-Pilot, was caller at
The ExpositOr office Friday last.
Al SpOnenburg, who has been work
ing in the sugar beet factory at Alma
for the past five months, is home for a
while.
Judge Tappan, son Bruce and daugh-
ter Agnes, of Port Huron, were i'm Yale
Saturday last visiting among their
friends.
Edward Andreae, sec'y-treasurer Of
the Yale Woolen Mills, has been at De-
troit, Jackson and other parts of the
state in the interests of the Mills.
Norman B. Herbert spent part of
last week at Marlette, Brown City and
Valley Centre adjusting fire and wind
storm losses for companies he repre-
sents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunsperger, and
uauRnVeT, MIS-. NJ. HICKMAN ana TWO
children, of Didsburv, Alberta, are
spending several months in this local
ity visiting friends.
May Fitzgerald was at Port Huron
Monday where she has several scholars
in music. May has large classes in
Melvin and AvOca and is meeting with
splendid success i'm her work.
Charles Rounds returned last week
Thursday from his visit to Vancouver,
B. G., and points of interest i'm the
North West Territory. He reports a
very profitable but not much of pleas
ure trip as it was on business he went
at this time of the year.
The Yale expositor., 1907-02-08

The Cleaner hosts will gather at
Croswell on the evening of Thursday,
the 2Sth inst, at which time there will
be grand rally at the Opera House.
The following named Arbors have
signified their intention to take part in
the rally:-Burns, Bethel, Croswell,
Daisy, Lexington, ROseville, Washing
ton, Welcome, Worth, and White Star.
1t is expected that each of the named
arbors will furnish at least ten candi-
dates for initiation. Two degree teams
will exemplify the degree work of the
order.
A supper will be served. Everything
will be done by the executive commit.
tee to make the occasion pleasant and
agreeable. A. M. Sackett, Special Dep
uty, will be present and take charge of
the degree work. A speaker will be
furnished by the Supreme Arbor. Don't
forget the date, time and place. All
Cleaners are cordially invited.
John +. Darby, Lester Mitchell,
Secretary Chairman Ex. Com.
Don't fail to get cans of that good
sugar corn for 25c at Beavis II Hutch
inson's. Saturday is the last day.
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SCHOOL ITEMS.

Miss Orr was absent Monday after.
noon and Tuesday OF account of sick
ness.
Leonard Call gave an interesting re-
view Of "The Little Shepherd of King
dom Come" at opening exercises Tues
day.
The new room is nearly ready for
plastering as Mr.. Pearce has finished
lathing.
Miss Merrill has charge of the sew
enth grade during Miss Wares illness;
Lizzie Parkinson teaches the sixth
grade
Deputy Supt. French, of Lansing,
proposes that the primary school fund
be divided by giving each district $3.50
for each teacher employed.
Gov. Warner has appointed DIR. Cot
ton, of Escanaba, a member of the
state board of education to fill the va.
cancy caused by J.. l.. Wright's resig-
nation.
Miss Roy was i'm Capac Saturday;
Miss Ware i'm Brown City; Miss Mar
garet Mckenzie I'm Port Huron.
Tom Parkinson has the distinction
of being the only boy i'm the botany
class.
Several of the high school boys skat-
ed to Brockway OH Monday evening.
Miss Margaret McKenzie's class in
drawing are doing some excellent work
In posing.
The second year German class is
reading Minna Won Barnhelm by Less.
ing.
knowledge is in every country the
surest basis of public happiness.
Washington.
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CLEANER RALLY.

+. Il. Palmer, Clerl
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PRESBYTERIAN.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

At the republican caucus held in the
Reid livery office Thursday evening
Jas. McCOll acted as chairman and A..
Windsor clerk.
Aaron Windsor, Jas. McColl and DIR.
j. Il. Stevens were elected delegates to
represent the First Ward at the county
convention to be held in Port Huron
on Saturday, and were instructed to
cast the entire vote of the delegation.
A caucus of Second Ward Republi-
cans was held in the Council Chamber
Thursday evening and was largely at
tended. j. A. MenZies was elected
chairman and Stephen Windsor clerk.
Moved by Bert Mcdonald and sup
ported by n. B. Herbert that the chair
appoint two tellars.-Carried.
Richard Ellar and f. +. Fead were
appointed.
The following is list of the dele.
gates elected to attend the county con-
vention at Port Huron Saturday, Feb.
9th:-W. A. Cavanagh, j. A. Menzies,
and Joseph Williams.
Moved, supported and carried that
delegates be empowered to cast the en-.
tire vote of the delegation.
Moved, supported and carried that
we proceed to elect city committee
for the ensuing year.
f. A. Griswold, j. A. Menzies and
Bert Mcdonald were elected.
Caucus adjourned.
A caucus was held in the Holcomb
store building by the republican elect
ors of the Third Ward. ThOs. Whar:.
tor acted as chairman and 4. III. Drake
as clerk.
The following delegates were electe d
to attend the county convention and
were instructed to cast the entire vote
of the delegatiOn:-Thos. u. Wharton,
+. II. Drake and James Wallace.
The Republican electors of Brock
way township met i'm the building op-
posite the Menerey church on Thurs
day afternoon and elected four dele
gates to attend the county convention
at Port Huron Saturday.
Robert Carson was chairman and
Bruce Menerey clerk.
The following are the delegates
w. q. Bidleman, Henry Johnson, John
l.. Patterson and Isaac Menerey
A motion was made and carried that
the delegates present at the county
convention be instructed to cast the
full vote
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COMMON COUNCIL DOINGS.

Yale, Mich, Feb. 4, 1907.
Council met in regular session with
Mayor Wharton in chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Aldermen present Walker, Holden,
Hutton, Staley, Andreae.
Moved by Andreae and supported by
Walker that the following bills be al
lowed and orders drawn for same
Carriad
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This NAV interest YOU.

No one is immune from kidney trou.
BILE, so just remember that Foley's Kid
ney cure will stop the irregularities and
cure any case of kidney and bladder
trouble that Is not beyond the reach OF
medicine. Grant Holden.
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GTY TAxfS NOW PAST DUE.

All who have not already paid their
city taxes are hereby notified that they
will have until the 18th of this month
to pay same. If not paid by that date
said taxes will be returned. Please
give this matter your attention.
DUNCAN A. MCKEITH,
CITY Treasurer