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MrlS in N[nhinnbc.
@ictoriN. q. G.. II. Bon

&ictorio, q. g.; II, Sanuor.
- Cine In Ct. 9ouis gebilbete &c
iellidjaft nit cilrem aopitol BON
100000 iid)crt ii6 Jet bns 90.
idbrigc God)ter cntlang Sem Genes
Gioer, bon @bite Sollie auipGrts bis
5u Ocn @bitc &ouie &apios. Sic
mill oaS 6Itbbctt ollsbo99ern nnO
Den bernui bci6rocrtep golobalti8cn
Snno oi@poiheu. Die @eieaidaft
bot 6ercitS @aggermaidinen i'm
alonoifc urbeitcn ltto bolt, inter
6alb Orci Snbrcn %5Ipan5ig Sagger-
maid)incn and ortf bem Dltfor i'm
0etriobe 81 hObrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

BUR Icbtcn Guhc. &onl
Solric icincs SfJmicgcriobncs Sobn
@e6cr, Nr. $40, NorO.Gouin0ton.
9lpenltc, ans fono gcItcrn Nodmlttog
ooS 9~egr6bniB ocS am Montog III
icincr @obnunN 9tr. l03, Nor0'
MnibinGtonsS troBc, I'M 20. &ebcna-
iobrc no6 tangent &ronflein Oobln,
oeihicocnen Scnrp :. i. WcnorO oltf
Der yWt. Carmel Cemetery" inter
5oblreiher 9ctbeiliglng bon Net.
monoten ltn0 SreunOen Itott. 9tad),
DEM Gnitor WiiQer am reid init
proGtpolcn Nllumcngoben geIdntild.
ten Snr9c I'M SrauerhaltS Elm 8cbct
aeiprodcn, murpcn Die IroiIhcn
llCbcrrcite ocS 1o0tcn in Die cp..llltN.
ct. WurfuS Stride, Gdc Don 6olr-
mount. Npenlc un0 grouolpop Ocrcn
trcltcS W(itqllc0 Der NerItorbcnc ilbcr
30 Sabre mar, iibcrfiihrt. 9ci'm Be
trctcn ll1o Ncrluiicn Der nit plClc!t
Scibtro0cn0cn ongcfiilltcn STRIDE
ourd) oen Groller5ng lpicltc Srgonilt
&pbbe nltf Scr Sr1el SraucrmGrldc,
l,lo mGbrcno oeS SroucrgotteSoicn=
ties, mcld)en Eoitor Milllcr leitctc,
iangcn &r. &ohn u. unO SRI. Wtomic
Seiot ooS Slctt n9tGbcr ncin @ott
81 Cir" @ls 9abrtllhtr1qer eupic.
len bcm Sootcn Die @&. &obn Soulc,
&atob Suuie. Sobn @unfcl, Ectcr
Sornoii Sohn Sciot ulro @ermoml
Sduulb, Wtit9lieoer Der Stride, mo
Die $50. @cnrp @irih. 5. DC. Simmer
leir u10 Clos, Naio BON Der Ger
monio'Soac Mr.. 81, 5, 3. W," Die
lebtc Gbrc. @r. Mcnnro mllroe ol1t
II. Snnltnr 1888 IN lnn5ig gcbpren
rnO fam Dor etlua 10 Sobrcn nod)
Baltimore, 100 or ais Sdnciocr tbG.
Zig mar. &or SO Sobrcn ihlob er nit
ieiner i'm iiberlebenoen Satin, Sen.
rietto &. Mennro, geb. Montop, Ben
9uno fiir's 2eben. Nltber ieiner
trelen Se6enSgeidbrtin binterlGBt
Der GobingcihieNcne sinen Sobn.
Srn, SouiS 4. i. Me,oro in Sos
Nngcles, Gol., uno pier l0d)ter, Srol,
Bertha z. @icitcr uno sSrou Sobonna
6. Sctihe IN Son 6ron5isco, Gol.,
Srou Gnmo >. No. @ebcr, ,Srolt
9lorn u. s. @uttcriielo. llno ,ebt
9ntel. Die Observation-Disclosures
Sobn Scrmig & Sobn Icitete oas Be
qrdbnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Sin jnscnSlidcr EfcrDcbic6.

Ser 1~6.idbrige 6ronf S5usIif Iticblt
icinem Irbeitgeber Elm FferO. -
&erfolftc e5 elmer Sormersmitt.
zoe am Bad Hiptr fiir $25.-Go3
8elo bel ieiner &erbuftltn9 ollfgcz
fltnoelt.
&n ser 0Itli6en @oli5eiitotion mltrGc
9eitcrn ser ~16-jGbrigc 6ront S5ltalif
Don Or. 7t3, Sii0.Otiltot.Npeultc,
BON Hi6ter Wtc9tdllp megen angebli.
hen GferbeOicbitobIS fiir Oo8 o@e.
rt6tapcrfabrcn fc%Itgcholten un0 zoe.
gen SrdgenS cineS NcuoluerS nit $2J
lnO Soften beitrnft. S5llsllt lton0
IN Gieniten oes @dfcrS Soiinlir
Nidclberg pom 9tr. 500, Sii0.2ll3erncz
StroBc. Mittrpod) Worgen INN 6 llbr
fam 9tifelbcrA bon lciltcr 9ro0rltnoe
nod @nuie u1b itcQtc icin Gicro, 0o3
cinen 8ertb pon $50 re%prGlentirtt,
in ben StoQ. gl5 CT gcgen I llbr
mic0cr nod Dem Ibicrc ieben molltc,
mar eS perld)mlln0cn; cr mahte 1oTort
Ser Fpli5ei 0eS 0itlihcn Giitritt5 Wfits
tbcilrng, Die gcaen NbcnO cincn Nn.
bolt bctam, 0uB iid odS Efcr0 in Bal.
tInoresGouu1tD nobc Wulter'S Eolt=
office, nm 9od Nipcr, bci elmer 6ors
merSluittmc, Nomcns Sberic no
boruSti, bciGn0c. Huh0clcrgcont Sobn
). @lpln unO EolijiIt Nf. i. 5. Nulpz
lep mo0tcn lid iofort olti, follOcn
ridti9 onS 4fero mo befomlcn olld
bicSp ur beS ongcblid)cn 0iebcs, Die
Damn ipdter 81 lctncr &erbuftlll4
iii6rtc. Noh Den 3eu8enallSlogcn
fam S5uSlif Wtittuoh gcgcn WtittoA
nit BENT Efer0c 81 6rult Hooorpati
NM bot cS ibr 5ltm aollfe an. Gr
io9tc, 0ob OoiieIbe icinem &atcr &C.
60rte, Ser bcubiihtigc, nod Geutid).
lonO SIT rciien un0 Oc86ul6 aacs Der.
fnltfcn moltc. Gr ioQte $50 1iir 0o9
3hier cr5ielen, miiroe ober nlld mc-
niger ncbmen. Die 6nrnterSfrau ricr
ibre S0bne berbci, ut0 na60em oua
4fero pCrlllht lpor ltl0 man lid)
0lrd m%ieoer6olte SroQcn pcriidcrt
bntte, 0oB Ser (Sllllge bc}itglt6 Scr
6erfunft oe5 Gbieres oud) Die @nbr.
belt iaQtc, mltr0c man nllf $25 ban.
oelSCinig un0 6rolt NoOomSfi 5oblte
Den &nlrfpreiS. % ibr nbcr imn1erbin
in Dem 9enebmcn oeS &erf0ltferS ct
mas ltniid)ereS mtf9cfullen mor,
ionOtc lie cincn ibrer S0bnc nit Dem.
iclben 3ur Stoot, oomit iid 0ieicr
pon BENT 4oter cine Guittllng ollae
iteaen loiie. Nm Der I. StroBe ober
ipron9 S5uaIit norl Der StroBelr
balm un6 entlief ieinem 9egleitcr,
ltllD bepor oieier iciner bnbboft lper-
ben fnnntc, mar er pcrihmmoen.
Grpb0rm CT .einc folife 2l0reliC
ollgegeben bate, ipiirtcn i'm sic 30
~li5iiten bolo in ieincr @obninQ o>ti
mo ionoen bei %ieirtcr GurdJilldlrnQ
Die $25. uno einen ~8cIo0enen NcpOl.
Der.
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6rol,, angebenG, aus @cIltnODeitS'
rijfii6ten miiBte cr outs Sano gle.
ben. @r febrte nidt mie0er 5uriid.
Ser y9eIpeberes 9otel"-
Sail mie0er.
Cine Qctition nm Repiiion Ser &C.
ri6tliden Gntiheioung pont 20. De
5ember 1906 be5ii9Iif Oes Serfoufs
oes ,9cIpcocrez0otcl OurG sic Wtai-
ic%nperlpoItcr mur0e geitern bon Der
Union Srltit 60" I'M &rciSgeriht
cillgercidt. Sn Scr Eetition beibt IS,
sic ridtcrlihe Gnti6eiolng bate oerl
@erfoitf 0eS @otclS sum 9elten Ser
Gigentbiimer Der crlten SppotbefA
Cbligotioncn onorOncn iolcn. Ser
thotidfIide &erfoufsbeicbl or6nct
Sen &crfoli an 5llr 3ebllrng Der CT.
item, 5pcitcn ltnO orittcn @ppot6ef.
Weloen 6cn 9onterott a II.
@n1. &. 9cpoll, lpclder inter Der
6irn1o @epon & Sobne @ci60ftc be.
trci6t, mcl0etc geitcrn I'M 9unOca.
Srci8gcridt icincn 8onfcrott an. Gr
iogt, ieinc SdulOcn bctragen $780,
1880 uno icine 8lltbaben $36,542.'
SO.
gu f rs Crnonnt t.
Ser Sbmann Scr @roBgeI6more.
men ernunllte gcitcrn sic SS. Is. @ez
tberca, Stepben II. WniorL Sobn Wf,
Stcnnrt, Scnrp GIorf, Geo. Wtocom-
Der NM see .. Bolton ulS 3lldtbollSs
9on1ite.
Neuer 9ous ur0 &ei6ocr:
cin II.
Ser ,g(lto Bout uno &ei6ncrctn"
mur6e 9eitern nit cincnI aapitol polt
$4,000 bon ocn &S. Son1el u.
5000, g. $. HiggS, $. g. S6crmooo,
$. Z. @ioOingS uno SbomaS S. 6pffe
incorporirt.
Sic er it. aloqe.
Gle erite &loge ge9en Die oWarp=
lon0 electric NoilpopS 60" (frilber
Baltimore Sbort 2ineO mlroc &c
tern i'm areiSgeriht 81 @l1nopoli3
crbo6en. Sobn 6. Siuoc8 perlongt
$4,000 Shooeneeriob fiir angeblldc
&erletumqen, Die er benin abIteigcn
bon eiltem @og9on Ser Gompognle
"erlitten bobcn nil.
Go6ter Qreift Ie Itamcnt
Scr % utter an.
Sm &~reiSgcriht SIT Gomion muroen
qeitcrn sic &crbonolltngen IN Der
bon Nnnie Combs gegcn 5. $.
Mcpcr, Den GeitomentspoQitredcr Der
SHUTTER Scr 6rou Combs, Trou @il'
helnline Tobl %begonncn. 6rot FobL
sic am 16. 0ftober 81 @ooOlulpn
itorb, permohtc pier BON ibrcn lcd)@
&inoern ie s., Der iiinitcn, 6ran
Combs, $50, INTO ser ichsten Mioaie
&oltl, Den 9feit OcS $500 betrogen-
Den NodloIieS,
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glbfa1rtStagc Der Sampfcr BON
Wprf.


9(m 10. San. Gampier oErin5ciiit
Srcne" ltaf Mcopcl uno 8euuo.
9[m 10. San. Qampfer uEretoria"
nad 3am6urg.
9(n 10. San. 0umpicr oSt.2oui5"
no6 Sout6umpton.
9(m 10. San. Gnmpier nGeItic"
nod NibroItor utO 9tcupcl.
PIN 10. Son. Sampler GdcmatIa"
nad @lasgom.
9m %. San. 3ampfer uaronprin3
@ilbcIm" no6 9remen.
PIN %. San. Iampfcr uGfpnoam"
nad) HottcrOan.
9lm %. San. Gompfcr SumlanO"
nod) 2lnhucrpen.
PIN %. San. Gompfcr nWnieItic"
nod &ipcrpool.
PIN % San. Gompirr r9raiiIc"
nad 9tcopc( nnO @clntu.
Nm 81. San. GpTRicr o2a Solt-
roinc" no6 Sourc.
gnl 81. San. Camper pSibcin"
nod Bremen.
9un 26. San. 9ompiCr yGoiIcr
@iIbcIm" nod Ncopel mo @cnlta.
Am %. San. Gnmpicr oaoiicrin
9ltgltItc &iftorin" nodJ @ombnrg.
Nn 2G. San. GompIcr uEDiloncl.
pbia" mad Soutbompton.
PIN 26. San. Gompicr rNinncapo.
lis" no6 2onoon.
Au 26. San. Gompier vGannpo-
MIA" nod) SiOcrpool.
PIN 26. San. Gonpicr oGtbiopia"
nod) Glasgow.
Nm 90. San. Compfcr uWoItfc"
had Dem Orient.
Nm 80. San. Gonpicr n3cclanO"
lad Intwerpen.
9(m 80. San. Sampler oSlotcopt"
nah Hotteroam.
Gm 81. San. Gampicr uGorf" rodj
Bremen.
gm 81. San. Gompi1r e. j. Sict.
gen" nad) &opclbngen.
gm 81. San. 0onpicr ga Cor.
roine" nub Score.
am 3. Sebr. Gorupicr ySlirncita"
nnd @laSgotp.
Sim >. 6ebr. Ganlpier vllmbrio"
l1adI 2ipcrpool.
Nm .. 6ebr. Gonpier nMinnl-
babo" nad) 2ouoon ln0 Soutb-
mnptpn.
9nt ,. 6cbr. Gompfcr ngtedar"
naf Gibraltar ltno Neapa.
snt 2. Sebr. 0ampfcr Bosnia"
nah Sambllrg.
=,
Trast die n Die SOte, Ole In IRmsI gssaaft Hap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Sin bnmuriitiidcs &crbOr.

6ortietltn9 OeS Fro5ciicS 0e1cn 81.
marc & So. - @rut0eS=Gommli.
Jar HogerS crregt Die 9citcrfcit
Der 3uborcr our6 bumortitiide
9emerfllnget. Sin fritbercr
Nn9cItcllter Scr Gompognie moht
o9cm0lirrnNS sNu@io9cn."
@ortgcic0tc 5pii6cn NunocSsGom.
miiiGr Ho9erS rno HchtSnmoIt
Gbcltnllt, Sic in Tol0c Ger larfoiti.
iden Scnlcrfullgen 0cS Grltcrcn 6oS
5oblrcid cri0icncnc Eublitunl be
ltGllbig inl &od)cu bleltcrL mo Set.
tcrcm lue9cl1 Iciner NllSf6ac 0c8cn
Ole 3ollbeomtcn nlcbrcre OrnmngSs
RUE cintrllgen, moren baS GrclgnlB
ocS geltern iort9elcbtcn &crbGra ge-
gen :. $. Sepor0 BON 5. $. Scporo
& 60, SiiOiriidtcn &wlportcltrel1,
mo einiNcr bcrcn Nnacltellten. NIS
erItcr 3cllNe muroe gcltern Der 9(cgcr
(Sp6n ". Snom0cn pCrnon1nlcn. Gr
erfl0rte, BOB er I'M Sabre 1890 mo
ipoter i'm Sabre 1901 bel Seluaro x
50. ongeItcIlt un0 Dob cS elm Sbetl
ieilleS IicnltcS mar, Die N6f0Qe 0ltrd)
@oiicr lhucrer I'M @cluid)t al ma.
d)ell. Gr behullptcte, oen 9cicbl 81
bieier Mrbcit bon Dem lebt per|torbe-
men SIM Senois crbolterl 81 boben, Der
ollh ielbit ooS 9ep0iiern beiorgt ia.
be. Gr babe Damn @ofc iteben Mill
len ban1it lie nid)t BON 3ollbedmten
iiberrald,t l%ultr0ell, ltn0 llmgefebrt
babe 2emtS oufgepnBt, iuenit er sic
felldte Nrbcit perridytete.
&eftsomnoIt Gbciturt irogtc Damn
Den 3eu0cn, mic pit er 0icic @en0iies
rit10 babe pornchmen milIicn; ulS
bieier iih odrnuf in mimtcnlanges
Shpeigcn hiihtc, iieI Der @rn0es-
GommriiiGr Gin: u@ic lun4e trogett
Sic &oien?" mcId)c 6ro0c ooS Sub
lifun 81 mtbdnbi9cr @eitcrfcit bin.
rib. Ter HedtSomunlt oriidte Damn
inoignirt iein Scbollcrn aus, BOB Scr
GonlmiiiGr nit icincn IroAcn nidt
suiricoen ici. mprolli Oieier erruioertc,
oub or NIT Dem InpnIt ipnlpatbiiire
bejiieIid ieines 9eoouerltS, uno er
sic Spffnung babe, oob er oieie MIR
3%eitroubenoe sIrt bes areuSuerborS io-
balo ais mo9lid ihlieBe.
Ser Hegcr @illiom Gbinn, Elm
5~lpeiter 3eilee, ertl1rte Damn, bob bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Nbf0Qe oft mitteIlt oe3 6eleri0lalt.
dies Ourdp0iiert muroen unO ooB
oQer aebrift aus Dem 2o9crbonIc
Ocnielben 6in5ueefiigt Wuroe. 4cbn'
liGe glusiogen mohten Die Ne6er
Somlrcl Smit6, Clipcr 6. @rpion,
Charles @iGioms, 6orrp @olOin,
Somes Camper, Sorru Spence, Sac.
SHorter, @iQiom Butler, George
Ilbmon, Somcs :. @iQjoms, Goni.
". &booeS ltn0 Der MciBc Geo. user
ncr, oue ftiiberc NngcitcItc bon 5.
$. Scpuro & 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Ghlinn fiir @ic65iidltcr.

@tcn0ton Mpnt., II. San. -
Nri ocn %icbueiOen Montara's berr-
idcn 0ie ihIintmiten 3uitGnoe lett
Snbren. 3u 9egiut BEG DECEMBER
gab es &egcl, olpn SSroit. 10 Dab sic
@ieIen nit elmer oihten giSfrulte be
'Sett iino. 0aHn iiel 10 pieI Sd)nce.
oaB oericIbe poll einem bis orci 6u5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Notiornl YQnfen.

"6trit National Saut Of Baltimore" :. ..
SS,lcor. Guibicr. II SuutbsSirnbe.
y3tucitc HatiUHaGsS Hut," 432 Siosgrpuoipab,
9S. Is. GSdgner. Ndfitrer.
,NCiteru 9dtlonnl Sauf," @. Garriptt, gas
lsier. Il NorosGutGlps Strabe.
ErcUers d 0iedbnnics' 9inticna( 9anf."
Gbds. 2. WilIer. Gnibicr, glurbtpeftsGde @us
tdlos mo 6d~pcttesStrabe.
rIbiro gintiuunl 9nut, Baltimore uno 0ortbs
StrnGc; Iua uno liabt often.
v6armcr5 d McrhautS' National gani,"
Sout6s liuo QomGdros Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

bod licgt. Die Gicb5iidlter erlcioen
ooOurf 9roBcn ShdOcnL b~eionOcr5
sic Sdoi}iihtcr. Sn Oicier Na66or-
ihoit itno Die S6oi5iihter gut nit
SHUTTER pcriebcn. Die Eemperotur lit
26 @rao IabreHheit unter NuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

So" Eie StroBcnourd,brild)@ Goma
miliore moden in bcn beutigcn gna
5eigenipolten bcs oGeutidcn Core.
iponocnten" befannt. paB lie am IS.
5ebruar 1907 sur 9erotbung Ger
G%eroronuna iiir Sen Gurhbru1 Der
galtimore@S troBe, Don Der 8arriion'
Cane oil, 5uIammentretelh- iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
@crmiihtc tclcgrapbiIdc SrpcidJcn.

3n Montreol, Gon., lit %. s.
Mc@ec, Sefret0r Ser nMlttltuI 2om
ano Building Societp," mlter Ser
9(ridulOiaun1 pcr6oitet mor0cn,
$4,000 ser 6olr0$ untcridJIugcn 81
Dahcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

W}arn1or- un0 @ranit-Werfe.
y. 9tigartnrr & eUBue, 714-1S gSeltsBultt.
Der Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Illumination

9nil SuBnnnirn, iii NorbsGbarIes-G trabe.
Sari ~. Nj. SmulG, 126-129 2apsNutlbing.
Wuiinpne Gurb, 26l-26O GaIoertsBuiloina.
y. @ni. Srtmnur, iii 9toroz@6arIessSt ra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
0ei6aftss@ egwclier.

3eitltnger, 3eiti6riften etc.
Che Baltimore glcius Co.. Napio abercrpu,
bic, IiGEagcr, 3ls g9eftsGcruansStrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
fSCller. Gcriidlcrltnncn.

bNFVNI NNN TINTNI WIVNII,
y0iulni Suiurnn1c So. Of 2iUcrpuul," Senrb
w. @nrtlclo. Heitbert Wiannger, 101-lO2
Gb1mber Of Commerce Wnilbing
nWermGntn 6cEcrUrritdlcr nngs - 0cicnihaE,"
Baltimore lHo gtnrtDsStrube.
%Sni. Z. Sbofciiuro ~ to-, 10 uno II gbnris
bero OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

&llpfcriHmicoe ut0 Glum6crS.
So4n ,Snberi, 17l4 &bameSsStraBe. Is. & g.:
gSuIie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
E6iircn,

rabn1en, Saoen etc.
Snmes y Suttcr & 60, lis NIB 1T, Sio.
6reoe .dsStydke.
Gro. 3. SIJau & Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Decentralization.

enhhcrs & ebbnc, t70S-t7tO. Gnntons@benue.
YIN. 6oot, gtort0s mo 8rcHmount.stoenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Spar 9anfCn.
cntide eparsSnnt pom Baltimore" gutntu.
Itto Naltimure=Glrab
rSt. Sauicss Gpnrbant," guItimoresGtrab uno
G~uiioHa9 81 uiesgl0euue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
-rult.G III
Shor VnnfCn.

~WFFTfNFNFFFN "
,SGlinnrc SrnIt d 8nnrantie Co.," @quts
iaOlcsScbduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

GferocgeiGirr. 6obrifantcn.
,. s. Cab Sun & 80, 404 28eitsGermansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

@ruuOci0cntbuns . Ngcrtcn utto
-SGnolcr.
@tcrrr &. 9uoau & NcpBciu, IS Gfsae1lna.
tullsSlrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Sloggcn, Banner, Nb5eiden.
Si6cn &rUs., Ok. 10, 2Seii-2erineton.StTabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

8lchplutten, MetoQ etc.
2Npn. 6uuflin d 60, 13-19 9alocrftou=S trntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

&oglcn uno Sol5.
0rHr1 u. Bon Seine, $50, Columbia TbeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

S6nudia6en uno ll6ren.
II. ). Wtillcr, IS Sits9dItinlore.Strabe.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-12
corn husking.

corn husking.
F, J. Yenney has accepted position
as telegrapher at the @. station at
Brighton, Iowa.
Miss Jessie Coen and Miss Geor-
gina Harvey, of Evans, spent Sunday
at the Coen home.
Mrs. William Garrett, Mrs H. Scott
and Mrs. II. Hamilton visited friends
at Cedar Thursday.
The Tip Top club was royalty enter.
tanned at the home of Miss Blanche
White Friday evening.
John Alderman, who is attending
business college in Ottumwa, spent
Sunday at his home here.
Marion Rogers had the misfortune
to have flis fingers taken off by fall
ing against wagon wheel.
Miss Carrie Smith and Miss Myrtle
McClain, who are attending college
at Oskaloosa, spent Sunday at home
December 10.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-12
Brownie.
BOLTON.
Dec. IL

w. w. Brarigar and wife spent Sun.
day in Oskaloosa.
The Company started to turn ten
rooms in the new mines this week.
James Robinson, of Des Moines, was
business caller in town Saturday.
Miss Fay Lister, of Oskaloosa, a
niece Of Miss Cara Warden, visited at
the Warden home Sunday.
William Kramer returned home Sat
urday from Des Moines where he at
tended the miners convention.
Messrs. Hummell, Beard, Branigar
and Nye Smith attended the Elks
banquet in Oskaloosa Friday evening
The mines are running full time and
the men doing well. Several men
from Evans secured work during the
week
Meadows, also Charlie Freeburg and
Augusta DeHon attended the dance at
Tracy Thursday night.
Owing to the hall being occupied
every night this week, our commit.
tee was compelled to turn away a
vaudeville show on Monday might've
much to their regret.
Our workers are getting up a
Christmas Cantata entitled The Story
Of the Christmas Star" They will
have an arch instead of tree and
the entertainment will be on Christ
mas Eve. There will be big treat
for the children.
The Literary Tuesday night was
well attended by a large audience,
The committee on program are to be
congratulated on their well arranged
program, which was highly entertain
ing to all, After the holidays it is
the intention Of the members TO hold
it on Tuesday night of each week.
Rev George Osborn. of Central Ho-
Illness University, preached very inn
pressive sermon TO large audience
Sunday night. The duet of Miss VIII
son and Mrs. Long was well rendered
We extend cordial invitation TO our
friends in the country to attend each
meeting. Preaching every Sunday
night
The young folks report the best
dance OF the season Saturday night.
There was large turnout from Tracy
and Evans. They had good music.
good order refreshments, and every
body had q good time, The dancers
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-12

drews worked on was a peculiar one.
While walking down High avenue
few days ago Andrews entered the
Hockedy barber shop. Hockedy had
seen the item in the Herald and asked
Andrews If he had caught his man
Joe. Andrews was surprised and
asked Hockedy the mans name. Hook
edy gave him the fellows name, tell
ing him that he had met him in the
asylum at Knoxville, where he was
called Blind joe" Andrews arrived
in Ottumwa last evening and went to
the city bastile. He approached the
blind man and called him by his first
name, the fellow shaking hands with
him and asking the officer what his
name was. When Andrews told him,
Kinney appeared surprised and told
Andrews that he was an innocent man
and not the fellow wanted Andrews
brought him back this morning. He
was arraigned before Squire Bacon
and waived examination to the grand
jury. In default of bonds he was sent
to Jail while his case is investigated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-12
NEWS OF EDDYVILLE
Daily Happening In Live Town
Told By J. R. Sipes.

Eddyville, Dec. ia speaking con-
test will be held at Leggett's opera
house Tuesday evening. Those who
take part are all students of the Ed
dyyille public school. The prize of
fered for the best speaker is a gold
medal
Miss Sue Vance who has been Wis
iting at Fort Scott, Kansas, returned
TO her home Sunday night.
Miss Agnes Galager was business
caller in Oskaloosa recently, and
COMMENCED term of school at Charter
Oak, east of here, Tuesday.
Miss Lena Meredith went to Oska-
loosa Tuesday where she will spend
week visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Umfrey.
Peter Tharp, who has been visit
ing with relatives for the past week
in Sedalia, Mo-, returned to his home
Monday morning.
Miss Weber departed Tuesday
night for Davis, South Dakota, where
she will visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Mary Biihler is reported on
the sick list.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-12-12

from here and Evans will attend the
big ball at Tracy, Dec. 10. We hear
them wishing for snow.
The writer returned from Des
Moines Saturday, where he spent the
week in attendance at the miners
convention. While there he had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Crow OF
Blyth, Mr.. Wyland of Des Moines, and
Mr.. Miner of Mystic, with whom we
associated twenty-five years ago at
our state convention. 1t was pleas
ure to meet them and talk of OLD times.
Our friends are like the writer now,
on the shady side of life, but are just
as much interested in the welfare of
the union as they ever were.
The writer has often had occasion
to congratulate the Iowa miners on
their intelligence, but never more so
Moines we never saw delegate under
the influence of drink, all prompt at
the hall on time, taking a keen inter
est in the entire proceedings. While
we differed with many of them in
their belief on the floor, we found a
hearty hand shake on the outside at all
times. The display of intelligence was
certainly commendable, as we found
them well yersed on finance and gen.
eral conditions of our country, and in
fact on all current topics of the day,
men that are qualified to enter and fill
high places in the affairs of our ma
ton; but all enter into one thought
the best interest OF our union. John
Mitchell in a communication to the
convention said he always held Dis.
trict 10 of the U. NJ. w. of A. model
district. Coming from this source it
certainly was nice compliment to
the Iowa miners.
Dec. IL. r. w.