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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
9lndl cine @cidJGitsmetboSe.

I'm icnl @cIO }u crlungen, OrObt 2ei'
heubcitottcr nit 9hl5groblrng Ct
mes Gootcu.
9tcm Dorf, 2t. Gouember. -
Sonuel RutbicbilN, ein 4ei6eubeiors
ger BON 9tr. 81, Git,t1G. StraBe, bat
QcItcrn I'M 0orlem Eoli3cigeriht pon
Wla0iitrut Crane eiuiQe @cHerflugen
I'll b0ren bcfontmen Die i'm fiinftig
mobl 5u Ar6Bcrcr @oriicht IN ieineu
@eitdit9metboocu berunIniien iuer'
0ell, menn lie i'm aud tlidt Geraoe
mcihberiiger MAIDEN Oiirften.
6rnl 9(mie Hoierberg bon ytr.
no, Sittt9. StroBc. cine 8itttpe
nit mebrcrcn &iuocrn bntte 9otb'
ihilo porloocn loIien g9ie Iie angab,
mar ibm I'M Olai ibr 16.i1briger
Sobu geitorbeu, lmo HotbidJilo bate
Die @eeroiGung iibcrnontnen uno ibr
oorilr ctnc Rehnlmg bon $182 ges
lnlot Scltbcr bat lie 500 banon be.
iablt; &ronfbcit hat ie otl lueiteren
Ebell3oblunQeu uerhlu0crt. Ga er'
bielt lie eineu 9riei, oen lie Dem 8id)-
ter porleatc. Ger Acknowledgement
orobtc ibr, ious lie oclt &eIt Der 6ors
ocrllng nidt iofort begIeibe. per6e
cr ben 2eid,nom ibrcS SobneS aus
grnben lno ouf Dem glrmen.6rieo-
hoIe eiuidurren IoIien. Iamit nod
litbt Qenug lit 9iotbihiIo ald 5u
ibrcr IN cuem 2n6en bcihGftigten
Iohtcr gegongen uno bat oas iliuae
!QlGodeu nlf Oielelbe @eiie ein3us
Id)iihtern ueriuft.
Sn ibrer 8er3enSonglt non0te iidl
Die Wtlttcr nn eiuen glniualt, Der
Hotbfilo Dor 8eriht 5itirte. Der
beriloie 2ciden6eiorger gob glIleS 81,
beltonO ober 0nrnlf, oaB er 5ll ieinem
&or9cbcn bcrc6tigt geipeieu lei. Seiit
9an5ca g3eleu cmporte WioeiItrat
Crane oSel6it eiu 2eideubeItotter
iolltc iid) fcincr iolhen Irobuug be.
oicnen," iogte cr so iein 8eIo
ucrlnngcn, bciBt @ott I6Iteru. Gs
1iebt geieslihe Wfittel fir sic, 8u
Sbrenl @elbe 81 fommen. '01tte Elm
SeibcnbeIorger mir eiueu iolden
9rief gei6ricbcn, id) bdtte i'm NIT
eiaencr Smlo 1e}iitbtigt." Tomit
iuieS cr oer Sal ob.
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ISrCdjc (Sinbrcdler.

9ltticn O. 21. 9iouembcr. ~
Gin fiibncr Ginbruh nlroc bclite IN
oQcr Mor8cnirilbc Don einigcn &0il,
bern UcriGt, Die Oen @eloiAronf ser
1Sirnn Ncnlngcr II. Silcor crbro1cn
lmO lm $4,000 &oor9cIo erlcihtcr.
ten. MdDrenO }uei bon ibnen I'M
HSnnereu oea @ciNdits an Der 9lrbeit
luoreh biclt cn Oritter Die orouBeu
ongeiommcite mO It6nOig wodienoc
GoIfsmcnge nit cinem Hepolper in
S6ad. 9}ah crIcoigter @rbeit er.
i6icnen Die bciOcn anoereL gIcid.
ioQS nit Ncpoocrn bemafinet, oui
Scr StroBc, c5 Durhen ciniae S1red-
i6iiIie oui oic 0}cngc obgegeben, lno
Io0onn cnticrntc iih oas Slccblatt III
eillcm qlcihioIla Bcitoblcnen 6ubr-
lrerf in Der Nidtlng alif Gbicogos
Silnction.
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glmcritaniidlc Aepfel fir @ilbelm
ltn0 (S0marb.

Yurtlono, Gre, 20. 9touember
Cine Jieiige SonoelS @eieaihait
bat oic ygiortMueIt Bromers' 9liio.
ciatiOn" oarum 'eriiht, bel Der bon
ibrenl Serbanoc luo Der ,Stnte ISor-
ticultlrol Societp" im Ie5ember 3u
ucronltnltenoeu 2(uSitellllng 5pan5ig
olSgeluublte Sfiltcu Der beiteu preis.
Gefronten 2lepieI 5urild jil IteIlen, ie
jcbn aiIten lollcn on aoiier @ilbelm
mo S0nig Gbparo geonot peroen.
Dor Der 8ericuOung beS idmudboiten
@eidcnfe9 noh europa pcrben Die
preiSgetr6nten 9lepfcI nod in einem
9teD'Dorter Iepartenentlnoen CUR
Sholt gcItcllt mer6en. Nm Der glus.
it,Ilung belbciligen lid 6rlid)tbdnoIer
aus Den Stouten Oregon, @aibins,
ton ,SOnbo uno 9ritiih.Golinbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
Ganaoa's Sabat6nn.

MoiDingtoM 81, gtouembcr.
- Ger omerifonii6e &oniul inGorn,
mali Cntorio, melOet, OoB bic "a.
6of Rroouftion in Canada iih ouBer.
oroentlih idneQ i'll ben Counties
Sent uno Giier, Cntorio, i'm Sabre
1897 it'd mIi 100000 @flmO belicL
lit lie in oicicm Sabre nuf 100000
Yimo geIllcgcn. Die cinbcimiibe
5obufcrntc miro IN CANADA Der
brouMt mo bot 81 elmer wcicntli.
den 9l6nobnc Der 9todiroac nnd)
uuSlGnOiihem (obot beigetrogen.
Ios cono0iihc EorIoment plant
OioBnobmcn 5ur Grmltbi1lin9 ocS
Sabafbnuc2.
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Hufefcllcr i'm &rcnSuerbDr.

U en- Dort, 20. 9topen6er. -
Sobn 9 Hode'ellcr mar beltte ols
Gntlalung@5euge inn 8rosciic Der
Sunocarc9icrlng sur g(uil0iln0 Der
STANDARD Oil So" fiini Stunoell
lang cincm &reu5uerb0r olsaeicBt
ltn0 nnrBte cine Mengc 1Srogcn iibcr
Die Olctbo0en bconhuortcn, 6lrd
melhe oie Gompagnie i'm 2lniona
Ibrer Gorriere ibre 8cIdJGitS Gonttr.
renten an Die 8ono oriidtc. }ll5 Iid
ooS @eribt bis Wontog Dcrtagtc, mar
Hodcfcller nod ollf Dem 3etAcnituno
lmo lein Serb0r miro mubrifeinlih
crit on nGdtcu CicnitoG 6ecnoct
meroen. (lnter 2lnOcrcu brobten
lelne 2(ll5IGacn mn3 @iht 0aB 0ic
Ganpognic in 1907 Giuioenocn 5lm
8etrogc bon SiO,OO0,OO0 oertbeiltc,
onB iic jeooh }wcUal 10 piel peroient
bottc nm ouB ibr lleberibnb iebt
$500 OLJOOOOO betrG9t 9lecbtsanmolt
SeIIOa8 crtIdrtc, Die Gonpognie 6o6c
II Den Icbten odjt Gyobren nabe3u eiue
Babe Billion Collars peroient. 8iclc
Scr ibm oor9clcgtcn 5rogen beont.
mortctc 9cfefcllcr niht ipeil CT lid,
on0eblih llidt ali Die iragfidc Pin.
0clc1cnbeit erinnern fonnte.
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6nrdtbarc Gpnamit @gplOIion in
SUblCn5cdlc.

@rumnSOiIlr 8o,, 90. 9iou.
- Gnr6 cine Gpnomit.Grploiion i'm
Sdodt ocr Sintpion aoblen3cdc.
bier Mcilen iiiOIi6 bon bier, lulroc
eugene Campbell, cin 9(r6eitcr aus
llniontomn, go, III Stiidc 3erriIicn,
mo fiinf onNcrc 2Gr6eiter, 9tamen$
", ID. Gringlc, Suml. Sones, Gnl.
nett @illioms, 2utber Yopnc lmo
Sobn @urmod, erlitten mo6rihein.
lid toOtli6e 8crletlmgcn. 2lQe ichS
Vtonner mur0cn orrd) Oic Grploiion
OoIlc 80 SUB IN 0cu SGodt empor
gel6leuocrt umO Itiir3ten Damn mlf
Den 9oOcn 5uriid. GoB lie niht
idmlntIh orf ser SteQe foot bIieben,
gilt ais Uabrcs @lmocr.
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@rnbculucrf in fylnmncn.
&icr5ig 2Irbeiter cingcihloiieu uuo
III 2cbenSgciobr. Solmocrt an
6crc Cntfonlmcn

u SoO1c, c, Mont, 20. 9top. -
Sn Scr goit.SiOc. 3chc brnh bcutc
ein 6ctcr aus, peIheS 10 9lrbeitern
Den 2IuSpcg 3lIr 6llcbt obidlIoB. st
m0 100 9lrbciter bemertitcIIigtcn ibre
6lrht lno bcfiltoen iid in SiGerbcit.
Gobrcn mcrOcn 5ur 3eit in 0o8 Sn.
mere 9cIcgt lnb man bOiit bis gum
Gmbrlh Scr 9taht Die 6Iammen 5lr
bemciltern lmO Die cingei6Ioiienen
2Irbeiter SIT retten Seine Grploiiou
iono Itott lmO man bat feline 9lbmmg.
ollf mclhc g8eiIc Dos 5Seltcr mlSbroh
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Ser SudJsoQ anf Sul,.

Sal y iNgton, 81. 9iopcmbcr.
- &or Dem Gomite iiir Mittel uno
@e8c, nclncS iiA nit Der SSrogc Ser
Sol55ollc bcldIoitigt, Dorcl gcltern Ell.
he 0tenge 3cugen erihienen, 0orlu.
ter aud &err 1beobore W. &ndppcn,
Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus
Oiinneapolis, lpeIher Ii6 in Der ent.
Idieoenltcn @ciie fir 9(uibeblmg ser
Sol55ollc ullSiprod.
o8ir bnbeu Die Gjren5c, oic uns
bon Dem orobenoen S5ol5mongcl
trennte. bereitS ilberifritten, llno Die
Gage lit 10 crnlt, onB Die 0eiabr iih
bimnen Sturgeon III einem ieocn Gorf-
hen 0eS 2nnoeS iiiblbor MAIDEN miro.
,Sn flint ISabren miro cine ieoe S6ge.
miible III Miinncapolis itiQiieben, lrno
bo6 bel11fti1tc oicie Snouitric in If.
rem 9fnf1ngen 5000 bis 10000 ars
better III imFerer Stnot ollsin." Gr
rcoctc elmer 9lbi6ofilng Oes @iniilbr.
5olles ouf 9filtbol5 oos @ort, inbem
ct betonte, bos 9ono bobe Dor einem
6rcibonoel in oieier 9e5iebltng nidts
5lt befilr6ten ba bic 9lrbeitsfoiten III
CANADA ebenIo bod mGren, iuie bel
l1nS. Serr anoppen erfl1rte, er per-
trete Die gelanlltlte ygtotional isoreit
eotierpdtion 2coeue", oltlportete
ober nuf Die 0roee oes Hepr1ientan.
ten 6oronep, lporin oieie 9igo benn
eigentlidl beItebe: .3rn oroBteil
lbeile IN mir ielbit."
YdNf nnu1 tem Qus(aub briarot gs 9lainr
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arimr Der NrrhSfrnnfheit.

Buffalo N..D., 90. giou.nlber.
(Sn cincnl Dor Der Dglcooemp Of
Mc6icinc" qcbnItcneu Gurtrog hat
Or $. Z. @nlter bebouptet. are6S
(GonCcr) lpcr0e bllrf einen GoroIi.
ten cr5eugot, Der bon geu6bnIiden
0artenluiirmern fonme un6 Den Ote.
ic, lpcnn iie iiber @ortcnqentiiie frie-
6clL BORT 5ilriidlaiien unb Ourf oen
@cnllB Ser @emiiie geIo1gte ser 9a-
rolit in Oen mcnihlihen &0rper.
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@ermiidtc tclcGrnpbiidc Scpeidcn.

Ias NlmOeagerift in @oco,
Ger, iiberiiiDrte Ocn Charles u. See
aus 9lcuaiota 0rcicr 9luSrolibungen
Don Eoltidfcu umO Der llntcrid)ln.
gnng bon QoitomuciilIngcn i'm @er.
tie bon $4,000
SIR Gbicago, ST. lit Gr. Sbos.
90. @ilIon BON 2ttlpoob, Ont, Der
Rosfranfbeit crIcgen, melhe er iidJ
bel Der @ornabne bon Grperinienten
I'M @nibpeQ College 5ige5o9en botte
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(srof S,abfclbt's gtadIfulocr.

Maibiuqtom 2l. 9muem6cr.
- Ger ncnc critic Scfrctdr Der oeltt
iden @oti6ait bieriel6It, 9otldoftS
ROTH @ruf gSe0cl melhcr ol$ 9tud-
ioIger oeS gum Ntiniltcr-Hciiocntel
IN Cairo beiorOcrten @roicu SoB.
feIbt.@iIocu6lrQ ans 9tom bierbcr
pcricBt mor0en lit, miro in ser criten
9e5embcrmohe ciutreiicn. @rof @c.
ocl iGbrt am ~. 0icics Olonot5 pon
9teupcl nub 9tem- -Yorf o6.
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Sdbcr Son.
GntieblidDcS llnnliid in ocn StrOfcn
Ouu 8rUUtlUu.

-icier 2lb5u1Sgrubcn thirst III Gol3c
cincr @oSerpIoiion Elm. - Cine
Shoar 2(rbeiter, iopic auh ctlidc
6rouen lmo ainocr Iebcnoig be
qrubcn. Qoa 9eritcn elmer
SollptWaiierr0bre complijirt oic
Situation. - 2obenOc sSlommen
hicBcu neben m0dtiacn MoiiCrz
itroblcu aus Dem nit lriimmcrn
lm0 @cr0Q 9ciiIlltcn, cingcititrjs
tcn @raben beruor. Sicben
Strcdcu.2Irbcitcr 0lrd) cine Gpl.
Iiiion lm1ctonlmcn. Gpier
elmer 0pnonit grpIoiiou in elmer
8oblcnjCAc.
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SiebcH Strcfcn.glr6citer gct6Stct.

Gbicago, 20. 9}ouembcr. -
Gmc Gruilinc, mlf mcIGcr lid jcbn
Strcfcn-2lr6eiter befanocL luuroc
helltc 5milhcn 6i8blonO mo ga
Grange &u5o Ourh cincn Bug per
yGbicogo, GuincD uuo burlington.
@obn" 6cno,irt. Grei Der 2lr6citcr
blicbcn ouf ocm ,Slcde toot, picr an.
oere mrroen 10 ihuer ocrleBt, Oob iic
bolo oorarli itorbcu, lmo Die ii6rigcn
orei cntfomcn nit geringiiigi9en @er.
lcBlungen.
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Nnf ocm 8cgc ans aranfcnbctt bcs
Splncs.

9t em Dorf, 90. 9eoucm6er -
Erin5ciiin Charlotte Don Rcuf, Ser,
jo9in bon Wcdlenburg. fam bentc
ouf DEM Gompfcr oauiitonia" bier
al iIno reiite ioiort nad) Sonana ,pci.
Ter, 100 ibr Sobn erinS 5cinridl
Idjlper fronf bnrnicber licot. @cne,
ralfonIuI9iinj trni tic am 2onoungs-
plase ln6 bate ale notbnenoiaen
gorbereitltngen fir ibre @eiterreiic
getroffen. Bring Seinrid erfronfte
Dor etli1en Mohen.
gaiie iitr's slnslanb btfurst g. 9ialae, gr.
fi8, Ci'Saltsmots'2tr, naar Suiipm Seuis.As<,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
,3n's Wcer pcrid,laacu.

8inebnro Supen Moii., 20.
gtop. - Der nelle 3olIfutter saciilh
net" bat Iciner eritcn oienitlihe slns
iobrt ali Die Sec 9clitadt um nad
Der perlniBten 9ort yGbeetpater" ,n
iliber, Die lid an Sonttog i'll Der
9oi uor 8olton bon bem SdIlcpper
yGaniel 8iaoro" IoSgeriiicn bat uno
BON einent Srton aus NoroneIten III
Die bobc See peridlogen ipuroe. Die
oG0genoter" luelde oereriebabn g..
bort, bate orei Mdnn an 8oro.
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glntp itiiritc in GlnE.

81 icago, 20. 9louember.- Ger
Chauffeur Soiepb Mcpcr uno Wiar.
garet 9ltfins crtronten beute, ols iih
ooS bon Dem Griteren gelenfte 9luto.
mo6il pl0blih Der GontroIo ent5og
lut6 bon Ser (orrance'9tpenlie-g Bride
IN oen Gollnet.Riuer Itiir5tc. Sed)s
onocrc 5niuiicn beS g(uto'S nuroen
1crettet. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27

| Sn nllen OcutIdcn @unoe5ituuteu
, miro lntberreiicnocn 0tornoncn in
itrcn8Itcr @ciic ollfgcpoBt.
Gntb itlluna Der . Dnom +
putroucu" ocs &QiiCrs
5uqCS.
Iie 9Ilnrnnuhriht aus Sranfiltrt
Il. Vf, aus mclder eiu MorOanihloq
arf 0cn aaiicr conitrllirt mar, miro
ourd cine bclltige Wtel0uug aus 81
icnbab olf bu5 burmIoleitc OtuB 5ll-
riifgefilbrt lurnoh limo Die iumoz
len uerluittertcn o9pnanitpotronen,
weldc ouf Der @obnitretc !Sonolt-
@ebra geiltn0en mur0en, 0ic ipGtcr
bonn foiIcrliben 3uG poiiirt merOet
muBte, olS Gbeile elmer cIcftriihen
(ai6enbatterie crfonut morOcn.
@obrideinlid] bate Elm Reiienocr lie
fort9eporien.
8egcn &nn0c&perratbs 5
Oerurtbcllt.
Cine SunoesperratbS.2lffoire, ucl.
de jl G'noe SUM oas groBte gIuiieben
crrc9tc, lit mulmcbr Dor 0ent Wtn-
rines&riegSGeriht III aicl 5lm 9luSs
trag gcfonmcn. Sic &erbun0Ilng
CnOete oomit, ooB ser 6euerlpcrfer
Qictricb 5u Subren 3udtbolts Der
llrtbcilt nltroe. Gr mar ungefIagt,
Die 3uiommenieelntg beS beitbelp0br.
tbcn bclltihen rauhloien GulnerS an
Srantrcid) perratben SIT bubeu. gSie
ieiner5eit gemeloet, botte Gietrih oos
8ebeimniB ieiner 8rnIt ou5geIiefcrt,
Wclde cine IN iran5oiiiden Tienlten
ItebenOe Sprohlebrerin mar lmo ollf
ben WIann einen al SppnotiSmu8
gren3enoen @inilllB ul9ilbte.
2 clb Itmor0 9fa dri6t Sc
lncnttrt.
Snut belltigCr telegrupbiiher Wfcl.
Dung aus GresOen lit Yrofciior 9iii6l-
moluL 9Ib9eorOneter Ser 5lueiten iGH-
iilhen &onmcr, 6ciicu iGbes glblcben
9cItcrl bcridJtet luurOe, cine@ notiirs
liden GoOcS gcitorbcu. Sic itripriin0-
lidc 0'ittbeilltng, OnB Frofeiior Niibl.
mann aus 6urbt Dor gropirenoer
GntbilIlllng SelbItmorO begongen
babe, bot lib oIS irrtbilnllj0 euuie.
iei.
q omtltcn5ltlu dis am gro B.
ber5 oglldl bc1lil den
Sole.
8roBber6oQil Gleonorc bon Selien,
9eborcne BrilBeiiin 5lt SolmS-@oben-
iolms-Sid, lit bon einem S06nden,
Dem 5pciten ainoe, entbunoen nor.
Ocu. Ger erIte SproB Der am >.
sSebrunr 1905 geidloIienen Gbe, Orb.
groBber5og @eorg, crblidte om s. go.
oenlber 1906 0aS Siht Der g9clt.
@roBbcr5og Grnit 2uopig bon Seiicn
mor in criter Gbe nit Yrin5eiiin 8if.
toriu 0telito bon Sod5ien.Goburg lmo
8otbo uerbeirotbet, Der iebigeu @e.
mablnr oeS fiir5licb reGobilitirten
8roBiiiriten apriQ bon &uBlono.)
u c q i'm entS &unoerti br.
fcicr.
Inter groBnrtigen 5eierli6teiten
miro mor9en IN Shpcionib 0as SSlt.
bilolm oes blnoertidbrigen 9cItc.
benS oeS @rennoier.HeginentS &0nig
,Srieori6 8ilbelm Der 3rpeitc q.
S6lclideS) DO. 10 begangen merz
oen 9llte Sffi5ierc. Sonit1tS-Offi-
5icre ino 3nblmciiter oes &caimcnta
iperoen in GROCER 3obI 6en ieitli6en
@ernnitaltitngen beipobnen.
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Ncnionin Zee. cit ep[bot Sc

- gcnionin See, cin SoIoot bcs
2i. 9lmoes. .Snfdnieric.Hegimen iii
Sort Ontario, lit inter Der anfIage
Der grmoroung Der 24.idbrisen
emma 2ei6er, nit Der er Idnsere
Belt 5uiammen Iebte, berbaftet NOR.
oen slIs llriade ser Sbat gilt Gi-
ieriudt. .as
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Mus oem bemtT6en 6ei6e
Ter Saiier i'm Hcifstag Uon SO5la-
liitcn aHgceriffen.

Sturm.Sceuen in Der 6reito8sIjB'
lmg. - 1eutihIanb'S gSeltpoIi'
tit oeu SojialiItcn 81 toitipicIig.
Shirt Billion crid0pIt. -
Blant iiir oie @eibnahts5eit ci,
uel grbolimgSurlaub. - Snter.
pellation i'm pre,lBiihen 9lbgeor6-
neten6ouS iiber oie @rltben.aota-
itropbc bel Somm.-Gcr o0}orO-
onibIa9" mf Ocn aoiier ais
k,r,,I,5o 0If{,irn r,,irnFIIrt
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Ydff nndi bem Nuslnno bciorqt Gb. Mnine
4f3 Sh.Saitimpreitr, nats onftpm Sunie.gpe.
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worocn. 9lS bic 9cb6rocu Don i6rer
Gbdtigtett allnbc betancn, uuroc io-
tort i6GrfiteS Gorgebcu unaeorOnct.
Sn nIlen Ocutihcn @umoe5ituuteu
miro ltmberreiicnocn Wormoncn in
Itrcn8Iter @ciic mlfgepoBt
= Mt b iillunQ Scr y0pnomit-
putroucu" ocs &Qtiers
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Hdiie iiir's Anefano btfurnt q. 9tnlae, gr
fi3, Ct'baitsnots' 2tr., nuar Suifpm Seuis.As<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27

I'm ictn @clo ju CrIongen, OrObt 2ei'
henbcitottcr nit 2llISgrobung Ct
nos SnNtrm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-18

in the actual meeting of the council than any other citizen.
 The school site question was not set tled and a special meeting will be held at the council chamber to decide the mat ter definitely.
 The present Board of Education was re- elected until the next meeting of the council All officials of the city will re- tain their positions as at present until their term of office expires. Mayor Rush will act as recorder in police court the only difference being that the name of the office is changed.
 The office of city clerk and treasurer was consolidated.
 It was discovered that under the terms of the new code, Percy Benton, the newly elected alderman from the First ward to succeed MT Lewis cannot take his seat in the council until the next regular meeting, as the code prescribes that an
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appointment of this kind will have to go over for one meeting.
 The following are the committees as made up by President Lewis:
 udiciary-Copeland, Edmundson and Thomas.
 Finance-Thomas Lewis and Batson.
 Schools-Ross, Edmundson and Benton.
 Street and Light-Edmundson, Ross aii1 Thomas.
 Market-Long, Ross and Batson.
 Street Raiway-Thomas, Copeland and Long.
 Sanitary-Winters, Long and Copeland.
 Public Buildings-Copeland, Winters and Benton.
 Water Works-Batson. Edmundson and Winters. Fire Department-Ross, Copeland and Thomas Building-Batson McEniry and Benton. Police-Winters, Ross and Edmundson!
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FIRST MEETING
 UNDER NEW CODE

], Ressemer. March 17.-(Special)-The .ity Council met this evening with every alderman present. This was the nrst ,neet,ng since the adoption of the new code and for that reason it was expected Nnat there would be good many interest ins points to come up and be thrasheo out.
 The main feature of the meeting was the induction into the office of president of the council I. A. Lewis. As soon as this was done Mayor Rush turned over the reins of chairmanship to MT. Lewis, ana after this he will take nc more part
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j. Fred LytIe.

J. Fred Lytle died in Chattanooga yesterday morning after an extended illness. He had been in i'll health for several months and went to Chatta- nooga some time ago hoping to bene- fit by the change The deceased is sur vived by widow, mother and the fol- lowing sisters and brothers: Miss Pansy Lytle, Miss Ellis Lytle. c. Burt Frank w. Phillie W, Guy F. and Leo Lytle. The remains will be brought to Bir-
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Edward Georae.

Edward George, the 9-months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley George died Monday night at the family residence at Gate City. The remains were inferred yesterday afternoon in the Irondale cemetery.
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Batson al

Miscellaneous-BeHt Batson and Long.
 Grievance-Long, Benton and Winters. Park Commissioner-E. H. Lopez.
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mingham this morning. The funeral services over the remains will be con ducted from the late residence of the deceased at Avonwood, Seventh avenue and Forty sixth street, south The in- torment will be made In the Woodlawn cemetery this afternoon at p. m.
 James O'Copnor.
 James O'Connor, aged S1, one of Bir- mingham's pioneer citizens died yester- day morning at 10:30 o'clock at his home, 313 North Twenty street. The deceased was born in County Mayo. Ireland, and came as young man to this country. He was member of the first elective board of aldermen and served four years in that body. He was a prominent and properouss merchant and built the store standing on the the northwest corner of Twenty-first street and First avenue.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
Bills of Moment
HOUSE siLL No 2io-


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couNTERFElT DOLLARS
FOUND IN wooDPlLE E

Special 70 Daily Leader
Hugo Okla, Feb. s.--A sack full
OF the best counterfeit dollars ever
seen in this part Of the state have
been discovered I'M a w,5odpile ON the
place Of Jack Benson, township
constable. living near Boswell The
coins are an new aud are clever
inltalfon How they eht into hhe
consiables woodpile IS something he
cannot explain.