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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
Not NeglecMuI.

Mr.. Editor noticing an article
in your paper of the Goth ult. IN
admonitlOn of the Management OF
the masonic hall, beg leave to
correct you; the management
has been done an injustice | fear
We are laboring under many
disadvantages. striving to get
out of debt. after which we hope
to make many improvements.
Also, there are many renters
quite far IN the Arrears with US;
still furthermore, our hall is the
cheaper
Therefore we ask that you be
fair and bear with US, our yoke.
S M WHITE
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
News From Petersburg

Thomas Cross and wife of
Kansas City. are visiting their
parents and friends for a few
weeks.
Rev. Webster of Springfield
visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Bette McCurdy and
Pearlie White departed Saturday
for Peoria where they have &C
cepted positions as Mattresses IN
a boarding house.
Miss Mlrie Gaines has return
ed to jacksonville.
Mrs. Edward Motley of Deca-
tur, is visiting her parents.
Comfy Motley returned Satur-
day TO his position at Fowler,
Indiana.
Wiley Brown has accepted a
position atthe gas plant IN
Bloomington.
Mrs. LangdOn Davis was a
Springfield visitor Sunday.
Mrs Annie Evans who has
been i'll with lagrip is now much
improved.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

The greatest of all newspapers Is
the daily Globe Democrat, of st
Louis. 1t has no equal or rival in all
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months 81 90. SUNDAY EDl-
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A subscription for the Giobe- Dem
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sample copy to Globe Printing Com,
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where in this paper.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
Mayonaise Dressing.

81 whole egg yolks in a bowel ~
teaspoonsful of mustard, ~ of salt
with a small egg whips, you stir Till
all is mixed well, then a little olive
oil mix it well with the above then
a tablespoonful If vinegar which
must be well stirred, then add more
oil and vinegar in succession. Be
careful not to add too much vinegar
which will make it too thin The
Juice of lemon will be found good
in this dressing which will be ~
quart R. q. Ross, Leland Chef.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

The Culture Club rendered al
excellent program last Sunday
in memory of Dunbar, the club
was the beneficiary by an address
from Mrs Taylar and Mr. Ed
wards, 1920 was raised for L H
Miss Clara Blackwell of 1906 b
Madison Street. entertained last
Thursday afternoon Misses Fran
ces MOS, of Champaign, Allene
White and Adelaide Price in con
nection with the Sewing Circle,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

Miss Josephine Snowden,
graduate Feb. class Springfield
High School.
She completed the course with
special honors and was salutato-
RAN for the class-her 4 years
average being 90 per cent. She
took German and Latin both
both languages not being
requisite She was paid a spec
ial compliment by D.. Scott, Of
the Board of Education.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
L. r. Lawson for Alderman.

Mr.. L. r. Lawson, the candi-
date on the Republican ticket for
Alderman of the first ward, is
brother of l.. E. Lawson and a
man highly deserving, and who
will be credit to the ward He
lives in the extreme north end
will see to it that many needed
improvements are had-he is a
progressive man and believes in
progress, will stand by the first
ward He has been endorsed by
many of the best citizens of the
ward, white and colored
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
St. Paul Sewing Circle Notes.

The Indies Sewing Circle met
with Mrs Young on Madison st.
this week; V P Singleton presld-
ing, no usewing was done, the
meeting was of praise and pray
er. all who attended feel splrltu'
ally benefited. Many visitors be-
ing present, among whom were
Rev Mrs Taylor, evangelist OF
Chicago, who made an encourag-
ing talk.
The Lincoln birth cay enter
tainment has been postponed I'M
till after the revival, participants
on that program please take note
of same
After a delicious luncheon was
served, the circle adjourned to
meet with Mrs N & Brown East
Adams Street
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
The Twice. -Wee Issue Of The
st Louis GlObe-DemOcrat

Two big Eight each Tuesday
The Newspaper in the United States feeehC
AS exponent of the princi
Republican Always bright always Clean always
Free Sample send one dol
Better STILL remit Sl2o To-Day TO the
Mo- and the Great Semi weekly
special long time campaign oHe whch
must accepted from date of this
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
Two Years for $1.25.

O making years-l9o'
The entire proceedings Congress TO De
during The fight finish OF the hpehoe
battle ans the gigantic monopoes Every detail OF the
next national camdagn conventions and the ma
result November 1908 In Short ALL
TIE EARTH
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09
St. Paul's Excellent Report.

The st. Paul church Chased the
I'd quarterly meeting OF this con-
ference year Of the pastoraIe OF
R4v II. Price, with excellent
services on January o. The
financial receipts are as follows:
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

Art Naylor we are glad to see,
is able to be up and and about
again,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

T. S. Walter Casey,
Whose trial is set for next
Tues day Feb. 18th.
Vote for J. B. Osby for assis
tant supervisor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-02-09

Interest paid to date, $2SS and 300
paid on mortgage.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

Tho Tributo for best Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

Send the Woekly Tribune to your
friends at distance. II bsats . letter
and 10 whole lot Lees trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

A PHILOsOPHIO TRAMP-Web.
ster ssys the definition Of the word
tramp. ~ applied to . human be-.
ing. IL foot traveller; stroller; !;
vagrant; vaRabond. Any one Of
the above terms would apply to
"wsary willie"-the tramp In 1.-THE
Convict's Daughter" ono Of the
must powerful dramatic plays by an
American author ever produced in
this country. But the author has
departed from the old conventional
lines and made the character q noble
one. aud on a higher grade than the
usual stage tramp. The hero. or
"philosophic tramp. - the auti or
calls him. is skiiled. determined. cool
and rational. His very presence on
the stage intensinss the dramatic
scenes. and its brillianoy Of dialogue
and wealth Of beautiful scenery has
made the play one OF the successea Of
the season. 1.-THE Convict's Daugh-
ter" will be the attraction at the
Houston opera house tomorrow night.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
Heserped Seats on Sale
1T sibbs' Sewelr4 store
Growing Aches and Pains

Mrs josie Sumner, Brcmond, Texas,
writes. April 10, 1902: II have used Bal.
lard's Snow Linin ent in my family for
three years. would not be without 1t
In tho house. have used 1t on my lit
tie girl for growing pains and aches Ia
hcr knces. 1t cured her right away. l
have also ased 1t for frost bitten feet
with good success 1t is the best Linz.
ment ever used" 25c, 50c and s10O
Sold by Yelton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

NOuND-On Pstroisum avcuus, q pair Of
+ sluminnm trimmed spsctaslss in leather
pass. eontaiaiaG railroad ehssk. Owner NAV
have came ~ payins for thls notice. ttte
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
Florence. Colo. Feb. 30. 1907.

Florence. Colo. Feb. 40. 1907.
That whereas my wife. Toma,s
Lopez, left me on February II. 1907.
with my consent and without my
Aut' ority. and her whereabouts are
unknown to me;
Now therefore take notice that
will not he responsible f,r any bIlls
contracted BY her for nceessaries OF
any other purpose whatever. And
any one furnishing her with goods,
wares or merchandise must do 90
without any liability attaching to
me. JOHN LOPE9.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

ELOPED-Rumor has it that Bill
Johnfon and Mrs.. Campbell. colored.
have eloped and Rone to Colorado
SPRINGS and 1t Is believed BY their
friends to be the truth. ~ they have
gone from here and their where.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
ABOUT YOUR NHI0nBORs
AND YOURSELVES

1
ID. ". Hsshss 4 hens 1ron
Lsvsland and Will rsmAis scs : 1sw
days.
-Ai~ Ethel strsckar eams IN
from her s,hocl y rsmaia sntil
Monday.
Chariss Cooley and family are
moving TO Beaver creek. They will
try rAnching this year.
Mrs. p. II. Clinsau. Mrs. John
Hughes and Mrs. q. r. Brunswick Of
Portland were in the city ysstsIdsy
afternoon.
PROF. n. E. shuck, Of Carbon.
dais. formerly principal Of the Nc.
Candies High school here, was in
the CITY yestsrdsy.
-Louis Perkins left yesterday aft.
ernoou for MilIers. Net.. to work
with Wiliet Barton. formerly Of :his
city. The young man will learn the
ausAying businsAs.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

EoUNp-On the stsps OF Morgan hall, after
IL tho barn dance last friday night, wo-
kAh's dark fur oollarstte. Owner may havs
ssas b. eal'ing At II. Houston's osiies and pay.
Ing Tor shts nosiee. 60
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

CHEAP RATE-Ths Rio Ora q de
will make n rate of one fare for the
round trip to Pueblo on trains Nos 10
and tomorrow afternoon account
Of Olga Nethersole. Pueblo opera
house. Tickets good returning on
Gath.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
oEs A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
FLORENCE, coIo

Abouts are unknown. MIS- Oampbell's .
husband was down from Canon look.
Ing for Information that would lead
to their present location. but he could
hnd nothing defipite.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
One Fare Plus s. toFort Worth
and Return

Colorado and Southern will sell tickets
on March 0, 10 and II, with limit 10 days
from date Of sale, st ono iars plus %, 10
Fort Worth and rcturn.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22

The guard team Of Flo.ence Circle
No 50. ". Of W.. will give social
and card party IN Union hall tonight
All friends are Invited. Refresh.
mcnts will be served. Admission 10
cents.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
- e Excursions

Second Class Colonist Rates
to California and Arizona, March
! to April 30. Stop-overs in CAL
ifornia. California main line
points S25 90; Prescott and Pboe-
nix $500; Bisbee $26.85; Globe
S31.2
Second Class Colonist Rates
to Mexico City and certain points
north thereof, 1927 55, March l to
April 30.
Mexico City and return $51 IS,
April % to May Is, good for return
to and including July 81.
San Francisco. Los Angeles
and San Diego and return $4,000,
on sale all the year round, good to
return within nine months.
A. G. PALMER, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-22
John Houston
Wall Paper, Paint, Glass, Oil
varnish, Brushes and Paint.
ere Supplies. l03 q. Main.
Why Not a Trip to H.van.a

No moro delightful rail end water trip
Is to DO had than that nom Colorado 70
Havana via the Colorado and Southern
and Galveston or New Orleans. Write
for particulars to T. p. Fisher, q. P. A.,
Denver, Colo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Ger. o2i9btitrobcn BAN.
uno Sparpercin" belt geitern
Nbeno IN ieinem 8criontmlrngS.2o.
tale, Gde bon Charles. u1b Senrictta.
ltroBe, ieinc j0brlide General . Scr.
Iontmlnng ob. ErGiibcnt Grnit al.
bret)t iilbrte Sen @oriit. Gem GlBcrit
g%iinItig loutenben 8inan5ouslpeis at
6olge 6~etrugen Die ginnobmen nab.
reno ocS p%er9ongenen Sabres $S2,.
1901, mo Die Nlsgoben bclicfen iih
auf $S2113.GS. GS muroen fir 0oS
perfloIienc Tcdnunasiobr icds gro.
sent Gipibenbe erflGrt. Die 9eonl.
tenpo6l botte iolgcuocs Rciultot:
Grnlt glbreht, NrGiioent; 0eoro
Straub @iee.Fr1iioent; Scnrp Sip.
p%olosntann, Shnbmeiitcr $. Shep.
pod Scfrctdr; 9%ireftoren: s. Sd)on
s. @. 0esingcr, Sobn Sdeppadl s.
Sdrouoer, Srol,5 Neuntann, Sreoe.
rid gcdcr, @m. i. 2eutner, Somue(
$. Wirter, @m. @ornedc.
&nnien g clu.Dorfcr Sblis
gotionen. Tie .Mcrcantile
1ruit & 0epoiit Go" iino Don Scr
$l0,000,000 NnIciGc scr Gtoot Nelu.
Yorf, oic 81 AZ Trojcnt ollsgtid)ric.
ben mnrbc, 100000 5ucrtonnt nor.
oe1. IoS angebot Der @oltimorer
Gompagllic mar 101 100.
0icEoli5ei III @oDItoge.
= 6iir bic arll Wontag itattiinoenoe
YrinlGrlpabl Iino ole Monnl6oitclr
Der Foli5eioiitrifte mic iolgt tronsie!
rirt iporocn: bonn oitlifcn nod Dem
iiiblifen, bonn iiiblideu nod Dem
oitlid)er, bonn norboltlihen nod Dem
norbpeitlid)ei, bonn noroipeItIibeu
lad Dem norooitli6elr, pom norbli.
den nad) Dem iiibipeitlid)en, bonn
Iilbipeltlid)en nod Dem norblidei,,
pom mittlcren mad Dem lpeltlifen
unb pom ipeitlidei nad) DEM mittlc.
ren Iiitrift.
Gem eridtsperfabre
ii bermteen. H. George %. Hrice,
an gpersbam-a perlie, @opanstolpn.
mobnbaft, lit gelterl, pegcn ongebli-
der ltnteridlaglng bon $t072 BON
Der nHeubefer tobacco Co." bel Der
Ell beit1ftiet mar, bon HidJter 9ittig
benz @eri1tsperfobren iiberlpieicr
iporbrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Ibfabrtstage Der Sampfer bon Weiu.
Yprf.

am IA. Sebtember Sampler yY.
Sincoln" rdd Samburg.
gm ia. September 0ampfer .Me.
iaba" nod 9onbon.
Sim IA. September 9ompfer ct.
Souis" nad) !Soutbampton.
Sim ID. September 9ampfer u!See.
LAMB" nod 9oucr unS anttperpen.
gm ID. September 9ampfer ,Net.
tar" nod Gibraltar unb Reapel.
am ID. September 9ampfer ,gtru.
rio" nah 2iperpool.
am IA. September 9ampfer Sos.
cogne" nod Sabre.
am IA. September 9ampfer Alto.
ria" nod Glasgow.
Sim II. September ampfer ,aron.
prin5eilin geciIie" nod 9remen.
am H.. SeptemberS ampier ,MIiee"
nod Ieapel uno Srieit.
gm ~ September Sampier .Ocen.
10" noh Sunlburg.
am Is. September 9ompIer ,9al.
caniu" na9 9iuerpool.
Im IS. September Sampler .Qi.
tlania" nad Notteroam uno 2ibais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
Gd~)ifiSnadridten.

Nem Yorf. IL. Sept. - Ibse.
fobren: Die 9ompier nGeoric" mad
Slperpool, oglilder" nod Samburg.
~Sa Sopoie" mad Sopre, Bremen"
itod Vremen, .%llltonia" had Neapel,
"Ssfor Der 3lueite" nod Gbriitionia.
Copenhagen II. /. 10.
NeapeL II, Sept. - Der Gam.
pier ~aonigin @uiie" lit bon Nep.
Dorf bier angefommen uno nub 8e.
ma ipeiter gefobren.
@ibraltar, IL. Sept. - Mnge.
fommen: Der Sampfer ,Moltfe"
(pon 9tep'Yorf) nod Neapel nno
8enua.
Sabre IL. Sept. - Mnaefom.
men: Der 8ampfer ga lorraine"
bon Zen. Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

ucbcrni mint bic SUE.
bra. @r. Miaiom ). Sobler, elm
Sl1genicur, fon1 oorgeitern bon Yo.
mania in Baltimore on. Inn Die Sci
tunA iiber Die nelle Sampibagaet-
WoId)ine nGulcbra" ST. iibernebmet,
lpelde tiir5lit bon Der nWarpIano
Steel Gompdnp" fir ole Banana.
&onol. grbeiten pollcnoet iplroe.
@eoGdtniB Seller. - @m
Sonntog, Den 10. september, iinoet
I'M 2otalc al Der SiiooIt.gde bon
Chapel mo OrIeansitraBe cine @e.
oodltniBieier iiir Den per~ltorbeneu
supreme : Gommanoeur Otto Miiaer
Itott, gu Dem ale Wttglieoer oes
4Ser. Srocns Der Eptbiosritter" ein.
gelooeu limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
GpnneHanf= nnb ltntcrsang.
Tas &ctter.


Sir Marplonb rub Ben GiItritt
Columbia beute uno morgen flar,
leifte n0rolihe bis 0ItIite @inoe.
Gte bo6ite Scmperutur mar ges
iteru 70 8rao Inn 4 llbr Rahmittags
uno sic nieorigite So 0rao I'M 5 llbr
Wprgens, Gas @etter par BON Mtor-
gems bis Ibcuos prddtig.
Sn ocn anoeren 8unpes r @etter.
Observation-Disclosures Durben Die
folgeloen b0fiten SempcratlIrcn Der.
3eiduet:
Goitport &C, &ortIon6 a. Bolton
IS, Hlbonp Is, gtelu.2orf "A. Ebila.
belpbio IS, 2ltlantic.Gitp rs, Gopc
Wap IS, @oibington IS, Noriolf so,
Charlotte 50, @utteras 50, @ilning=
ton 81, Gborleiton 86, S%oponnab Sc,
SadionpiQc 90. Silpitcr 80, acp.8cit
SO, aItlanta 81, Montgomerp Sc, o.
Orleans 81, Ealclttne SO. 8olpeIton
80, Corpus Gbrilti "a, WcntpbiS so,
Cincinnati 78, GittSburg 10, OSue9o
G6, Buffalo G6, Glepcluno sc. 9ctroi;
76. Ilpeno Il, Morquette IS, @rccu
Ban 7S. Chicago rs, 9ulutb Ga, Ct.
Saul GS, Ct. 2oilis rs, &dnioS. Gitp
81, Snlobo 81. Suron II. 9ismord
56, @iniiton A, Sourc IL. Sclena
46, Salt Cafe so, GCnpcr Sc, Iosgc
81, Cos angclea n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
@ermiidtc telcarapbiidc TcpeIdeu.

Sn philadelphia, go, lit bos
Gtobliliemcnt Der Glloobp Badina
Company al 8. StroBe iino 8iroro-
Npelite u%bgebrannt, pobei 25,000
Eiltno Hinbfleiid) nit perbrunnten.
0oS Seller, lueldes ourt einen 60.
fomotioeniunten entltonoen iein ioa,
bat cinen Shooen bon 100000
ongeridtet.
6ruu Morgnerite Croft, @ottin
bon Sobn Croft, bon GER. 1874, Ga.
linoItruBe, Neru : Dorf. lit bel Ybi.
looelpbio gele9entlif elmer Boot.
fobrt, melhe tic oui Dem 9elapore.
Hlper nhternobmL bon Der Seael.
'tonge ms @oiier geihlel,oert lpor.
Den ulto ertrunten. Sbr @atte, mel
der ibr nadiprans unb iie at ret
ten berilldte, ipitroe NIT Wliibe bon
einem poriiberfobrenoen Shooner ae.
rettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
1tnfGHe cines Sases.

3ipei Ginoer IN Siio Baltimore iibGr.
fa6reu. - 8liitliderpeiie feinei
berielben IebcnSgeidbrlih mrIctt
Strefeuorbeitcr bon eillenI
3u9c 9ctroficn ltnb ifrper per
Lett.
@Gbrcn0 geitern ooo , Satire ollie
MtGohen Don Srn, Mlar 8rbert, pel.
der an ser GGe Don lumion= INTO
Clements traBe, 2ocuIt-Epint, luOb1t,
an Der 9eaipne uno Suubert. StroBc
ipielte, murGe ouiielbe bon elnenl
@ugen iiberiubren, iueld)er Don 6reAr
Wogner gelcnft mrroe. IS fam mi
elmer leid)ten &crletung al Ger lii
fen Niiitc oapon,
&nappes Gntfommen
Gin gcrooe5u mmlberborcS Gnt-
tonmen Iottc acitcrn Die u Sabre
oIte gpo NlopO BON 9tr. 1929, &iucr,
libes Npenllc, Sic Wllroc III Der N1be
ibrer cIterlihen @pbniuug BON cinell
8efdbrt iiberfobren mar Jeood) sur
llcbcrroidung Miller, Deld)e bcn In.
ioa nit angeieben batten, ais man
Iic ortibob, gdn5lih lmpericbrt.
Non elncm 3uge gctrotfen.
Samuel Smilfa, ein Strctenor'
better Der Baltimore ohio 9obn."
iul,roe geltcrn an 6llBc Der Sharp.
StroBe bon eincm 3l,nc Scr o9nlti.
more Obios9obn" 0etroifen, potei IT
10 idluerc &crleblnn0er erlitt, DoB cr
nnd) Dem Stort.Soipitol ilbergeIilbrt
iperoen nlBtc.
GolIiiion.
Gin bon Srn. Sume5 s.. WectS &c,
lentter &uger Scr Mine'ihcn NGderrl
ipur0e gcltcrn Nbeno Dor Dem &alic
9tr. Ills, Siio.Gbarles-S troBc. BON
ei1enl @oggon Der Sorforo- NucnlC.
2inic getrofien mo tbcillpeiic bemf-
lirt, nobel alld) Der Sender bcS @als
CONS itnucr bcid06igt muroe.
Gin @uggp nm geporfen
Sr. Widoel @loier uno ieinc God
ter Womte, Is Sabre alt, ilbrcn ges
tern IN cincm @uggp sic baltimore.
StraBe cntlon9 un6 molltc Serr @ld.
Ier, Der eincm Strobcnbobnipoggou
altSacbo9en luor, miebcr IN oos Sc,
lciie 5uriidiobrcr, olS bo8 6ltbrlpcrt
bon eilcm groBen Selnpogen erinSt
uno un9emorfen ipltroe. Serr 8lu'
ler ltnO Sodter lpurocn ollf Sic
StroBc gcihlcnocrt, BOD, fam SRI
8laler nit cinigcn lnbcoclttcnoen
obcr idnerjboftcn GcrIebungen oa,
bon.
Eoli5iit Zimmerman, Scr on ser
Gde bon CHARLES. uno Baltimore.
Str. anJ Soften itano, erioBte oo5
Efero un0 pcrbiitete oeiien 1urd).
geben. 9ic 2enfcr be8 Seuipogens,
Sol. Oscar bon 9oltinorezGount
uno Ger Neger Inorelp acIlom, sic
oitf Den Gierben %rittelr, lpuroen Der.
baitet lino 9eibe pe9en linoroentlidpn
getrogenS bon 8ihter 2ittig in ber
mittleren ToIi5ciitation nit ic $40
ltno Soften unb Oscar pegen tbG.-
lid)en IngriiiS oitf Sri. 8loier nod
nit $40 ulO Soften beItroit. Die
Strofen iuuroen be5ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14
TIaaeenbiHuug.


Ser 0eutid.Nmerifuniit Club Oel
6. @or0 begcbt cine crioldreidt
NeltIihtcit. - u. 2. @oloSbo'
rouGh @orry s, @oopcr, Stepbeu
u. 2ittIc boltcn Hcoen. Sc
enf-llebcrrcidungcn.
Ser Observation-Disclosures Democratic
ide Club Der 6. @arO belt geltcr1l
Nben0 ppr ieiflem %GIubbuuie, Nr.125,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, cine duBcrlt crfolg-
rcife 6Iog0enbiiiunrg ub, Scr bic &C.
iummten 125 GlllbmitNlieocr un0
cine groBe @oItSmenge beiluobutcn.
Cas- G~lllbb0rS mar nit hineiilden
2otcrncn ih0n gcIdmiidt un0 biBtct
Frdiihcnt Eb. NcubcrQcr mt0 Scfre-
tar %obn @arnifcl, iltn., Die SABINE
lttter loltenl Nlrrubrllicn III bic
@obc. Srl. Woric Nuppmunl Sod.
ter Oca Srn. 5. \. @uppmonh iibcr.
rcid)tc I'M 9tnmcn oeS Clubs DEM oIls
lucicnoen Scfret0r 0e9 Mnpor@, q,
2. 0oI02borough einen Spu5ierItod
NIT iilbcrnGm @rifi mo Gontrolcur
&urrp j. Noopcr eincn ici6cncu Me.
acnid)iru nit iilbCrnem @riii. Sr.
@ol0Sborou0b belt onrollf elmo nit
groBcn 9eifdl mtfgcnonmcnc Hcoc
ilbcr Ole Nc0clItiun1 Der SABINE, un0
iprnd) oubcrocm &r, Nooper cinige
iief cnlpilnOene TnntcSluortr. Gen
&oriiB fiibrtc Nrdii0cnt Sh. Ncubcr'
ger. gilBcrOcn bicltcn md, &r. Ste.
pbcn &. Hittlc, 0~emofrntiihcr Gon0i,
Dat fiir 0oS Nttllnr&omt 0cp Sltpc.
rirrQerid)t@, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sarrp .. @olt Sr. ". u. NprriS,
ScnatS-GmbiOot Gb. =. GonOn Gou.
Gi0ut fir Nftuor OcS &rci9gerihtS
9tr. , !. $. Yleninnt0, ser Stcuos
graph 6ca MoporS @ornlon ull0 Nm.
ocrc turjc NnIpr0d)cn. Nnd) Dem
Ne0coftlS mltroc inn o6ercn Sualc
Gin 0onfctt %lcruirt, mcld)cS ollSoc.
5elhnct mum0ctc, unh bliebcn Die
mndcrcn Gclltifen nod bis Wittcrs
nod)t III fr0blidcm Neiiunmcniein
5lllnmnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Con oIioirungs- @rrii d) {.
te. - Gem Sernebmen nod iollcil
ltnterbanolun0en I'M 8altgc fem fir
Die Goniolioirung Scr vGonio1ioareo
Sos, electric eight anb Houer Go"
nit Der Baltimore electric &c." oie
crit Dor perbaltnibmabig fur5er 3eit
g%egriinoet puroc.
Son Sunben qebif{cn. -
Sn Taiteur.S nftitut oes Stobt-SoIpt,
tals Iinb Wamie GIiiabctb Sorner aus
Gaicott-Gitp, 6 Sabre aIte, uno Hui-
iel Sarlbmart, z Sabre alt. aus 8il-
Transport, ga, aufsenommen NOR
ben. DDS Wfdb6en muroe am 4.
september iiber Dem rcd,ten 4itae
bon cinem 5unbe sebiiien, ser an
nadliten Gage bcrenbete. 3em ana.
ben bradte Dor efua flint 8od,en Elm
GROCER Sddierbunb 9ibipushrn bel
9ieier Sunb biB oud cine an;obI
SGiweine un0 Sieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-14

Erii ung iir San6lar-
Ger. - Gic Sereinigte Staten 81
INSTRUMENTATION modbt befonnt,
oob I'M Wonot Sftober cine Nriiiuno
bon Sonolungcrn fir ber9iegicriin93.
bicnit itottfinoet nnb oaB bic notGi-
gen Snioruotionen uno Ginrcid)ge,
iuh. Sormulnre bon Dem y9ooro VI
Sobor employment" nnb Dem Eoit'
amt be5ogcn merben f0uncn. aae
@eiilde miiiien biz gum 80. Scptenr,
Der 1907 cingercidt icin.
Ha9 cotton ausgeIic.
fert. = Salpntor De Gormello, Is
Sabre oft, Ser Dor elmer ISOLDE bier
perboftet puroe, lit Serl ~,5nipcftor
Worris @olf pom Bolton allsgelieiert
lpor6en. GarnteQo ioa in Bolton in
bas Sans eil,cs Stalieners einGebro.
d)ell lirb biclc Sohen geltoblen boz
ben.
@egen sic Ser bicm" g e.
b ii / +. - Ger uSfutperein Scr Ser.
einigten Wnrftleute" bat in ieiner
Iesten i'm rSotel 9arid" abge6olte.
men geriammlrns auf Intb oes 9(t-
ipaltes aoo4f Geder beifloiien, Gle
grbobling Der Worftlicen5 ODER allac.
meiiie Giniiihriing Der .Ycr bicn1"
@ebiibr in Sen Ndrften enersiid, 81
opponiren.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-01-05
A Joke on the Captain.

The following narrative sounds a lit
tie too much as If made up for this
case. 1t seems a little singular, TO say
the least, that this same incident, pruc-
tically, should have happened TO Cen
era! Grant and several other generals
and favorite cOlonels of the war We
give place 10 it simply 10 express the
belief in a general way that it should
bc about the last Of this particular
brand:
Among the funny things happening
in the neighborhOod Of Atlanta the fol-
lowing should not be forgotten: Cap
tain -- was a practical wag, al
ways coming 1t over the boys' in some
way. If they got to mapping Oh guard
he was sure to get their gun. He
caught the writer once in this way. and
threatened to report him II it occurred
again. Things had gone Oh in this way
until the boys longed for an opportuni-
ity to catch the captain In due time
the opportunity occurred
Joe Barker was on guard Each
owed the other ones The order to