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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
REILLY MAY GET
OIL |NSPECTORsH|P
Governor-Elect T. r. Mar
shall May Reward State
Secretary.
MARSHALL CUTS new DEAL
Governor-Eleet Will Probably Ap-
point a Practical Railroad
Man on Commission.
MARSHALL CUTS new DEAL

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 7.-Governor-
Elect Marshall, while he was In this
city the past two or three days, did
mot make anything known as to his in
tentions with reference TO any appoint
ments. He is keeping that to himself.
But there is a strong belief that he
is going to stand for an entire new
deal in the offices at his command, and
that little attention will be given to
the various factions in the democratic
party. One thing is certain, Marshall
will not do much for the Taggart out
fit There is good reason to believe
that he will spot allow Taggart or any
of his followers to dictate any appoint
ments. In fact, there are many who be-
lieve that Marshall will give the Tag
CART crowd one good appointment and
then tell the rest of the bunch that that
is all it will get.
Reilly May Get 1t.
Joseph Reilly, secretary of the demo-
cratic state committee, will probably be
appointed state oil inspector Reilly
is an out-and-out Taggart man and
his appointment will be a distinct rec
ogition of the Taggart faction. But
that is all the Taggart crowd will get
from Marshall. 1t will have to be sat
isfed with it or take nothing. Taggart
will probably be able to run the house
of representatives and dictate party &C
ton there. but he will not be able to
dictate to Marshall, unless all signs
fail. OF course. signs have been known
to fail, however.
VIII Woods BE Fired.
Marshall is believed to be framing
things up to dump W. j. Woods, the
democratic member of the state railroad
commissioner. Duringn hnis campaign
Marshall said he would appoint on the
commission men who were practica
railroad men who were practical rail
road men. Woods term is the first t.
expire and it is believed Marshall viii
appoint a working railroad man sug
gested by the railroad organizations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
BOARD MEETS TO-DAY
Gary Real Estate Men Enjoy
Monthly Luncheon This
Afternoon.

Monday afternoon the Gary Real Es-
tate Board will give their monthly
luncheon at the Gary hotel and the
principal matter which will come up fol
discussion will be, of course, the SUI
perior court question. The real estate
men feel that they are especially in
terested in the matter.
In the letter of announcement which
they send to all of the members, they
claim that for the next five years 81
per cent of the abstract business of TIL,
county will come from Gary. The an
nouncements lay special stress on theil
request for full attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
DENTISTS DODGE
ELECTIVE OFFICES
Gary Tooth Pullers Hold
Their Regular Session
Saturday.
Or. B.S. GARDNER PRESIDENT
Organizations Arranges First Annual
Banquet for Saturday,
i Dec. 10Th.

After twenty three ballots had been
cast at the meeting Of the Calumet Den
tai society meeting, Saturday afternoon,
the following officers were elected:
President, DR.. B. S. Gardner; vice presi-
dent, Dr. George Winslow; secretary
and treasurer, DR.. ]. H. Long. Through
fine political maneuvering, the entire
slate of the regular ticket was elected,
although they encountered serious OPP
position in the persons of Drs Long,
Winslow and Gardner. There were
three votes cast.
The meeting was the most suspicious
in the history of the organization and
every member was present. From the
first it was seen that there would be a
hot fight on for the offices, but towards
the close of the session after a rapid
fire volcanic flow of oratory, DR.. Gard
ner weakened, threw up his hands and
took the presidency. So rapidly there
after were the resisting forces whipped
into line that in an infinitely short time
DR. Winslow found himself the vice
president, and DR. Gardner, the comp
troller of the treasury.
After the spirited contest for the Of
fees had finished however, both fac
lions Joined hands just like nothing had
happened and discussed more agree
able topic. This proved to be the ar
engagements for a banquet which they
plan to give at the Gary hotel a week
from Saturday night. A committee or
general arrangements, composed of Drs
Winslow. Long and Gardner, was ap-
pointed to take charge of the entire af
fair and issue invitations to the mem
bers of the organizations and theil
guests.
The meeting held Saturday was tn,
first annual meeting of that body. anC
the banquet which they plan for a weeI
! from Saturday will be the first annua
I bannnat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
WHITING BOYS BEAT
UP THEIR FATHER

Whiting, Ind. Dec, 7.-(speciaD
james knight. jr.. and Johnson
Knight of Whiting were arrested on
charges preferred by their father, James
Knight. sr, who alleges that they as
suited him and beat him.
The father claims that the boys
'choked and beat him and gave him a
black eye. The case was to have been
taken up in Justice George Jones court
this morning, but was continued until
tomorrow morning. John Kellar sign
ed the boys bond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
CORNER STONE IS LAID

Despite a cold wind band of faith
fuls gathered this afternoon at the cor
ner of Sixth avenue and Madison street
in Gary and participated in the corner
stone laying ceremonies for the First
Congregational church. Owing to the
season of the year the services were
made as brief as possible.
Dr. W. W. Newell of Chicago, who
has been instrumental in securing a
large amount of the funds for the new
church, consented to be present and as
sisted in the ceremonies. Rev. Arthur
j. Sullen, the pastor of the church, also
took part The laying of the stone
took place promptly at o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
To Shut Out Noise.

To shut out the various small noises
which so annoy and distract one en-
gagged in study or other work demand
ing concentration, try the Fourth Of
July stunt" of stuffing the ears with
cotton. This is far more effective
than stopping the clocks and exiting
the family
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-07
ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the Hammond postoffice
for week ending Dec. Z, 1908:
Ed Burns. James Burns, Mrs. Maud
Bradford. Mrs Lilly Fonchen. Mrs
Glass, J. A. Gerwin, Mrs. Thomas Jones,
Miss Annie Kraft. r. Kanskoske. Mia
den Lazu CD. E. McKever. Pullman
Motor Car Co. ca. Earl Patterson,
Miss A. J. Siebert. Albert Siemke, Miss
Anna SagaI. Edward Swan. J. W. Ston-
err Miss Martha SmeTmons. W E.
Schumacher, George Taylor. Jan To-
wM. IL GOSTLIN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
Siunu5.S epartement.
ltnter.T epartsment, Collector Der NaFermlttber
NIB gieenicn, JtathhGus.

Walt III y I c, Oel y. D(Ql ItUS.
0eriicaclte Mugcbute nit Der Nufidriit BRO
puinle Stampco Sin 3inccnie Elutcs," an oclI
nRoaro OF Slunros" %doretitrt, mcrocI bis witt
iupdl. ocV 20. MIui 1905, &ormiitGgs II ubr,
bon benz StnotsJteSitlrliUr III icInem Niircdi,
Itutbballs, clligegell 8cilolnnteit lperoet fit oie
Giefcrung ullo Ibltelcrung an hleles Eepdrles
LneHt bon 5545O aetieripeilct Nlch' SIeen5Sy Mat
fen.
Wluftcr Der Marlcu ,6Hnen in Oieicm gilrcGu
b~cftDtigi lpCroerL.
Sic Iblicierung Der Wiarien bat in bteicrt
Riircau Mot ipdier, ais ant /. september 1908
81 %ertolgen.
Gin bcGIaubtater G6cd hes 0ictcrs in 90be
bon 5000, ali cine ,GlcartHg Gouics" Vant &C.
3oger an Grore oe6 Wiagors mo Siaotratbe
bon baltimore. muB icoce %nGcbot b~cGIeiten.
Sic Stclnng elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VllrG'
ftdtt IN Der ilbiibcl 6orm. Dem Veira9e oee
Guntrnitc5 GIeihtoinulcno, piro bon Dem ers
iolareihcl Hietcr ocrlarst iperocI.
vile Guaebpte fuucu Die NhlicferlIng Der Gts
ccu6'Iinricr III HGtbbGuie bon Baltimore, lto.
in iit iblicber.
Sic @~unae6otc pcrocu I'M Qiircnu ocs M'ap ors
in 8cpcuunrt Der Dieter ~qcDfinct.
9aS Nc6t bleibt uorbe6alicrl, iraeno trelbc
ooer ale gngcbotc 6I oerluerfCr.
Z. Spencer Slarfe,
Collector bcr y8aiiernietbeu uHo Hiccn8en.
@cncbmi9t:
e. 9nrrh Wuhoul,
Prditoent Der 6ontraftocracbungss Seboroc.
,(UtQi5,B 7,S,Qtl12,t3,1i,t6
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ItcNc6trh unQcn 5lu d) c II
Dem @riBcn No,tic uno Dem 9unoce.
&opltol pcrid)led)tCrn iid) mcbr mo
mebr. Er0liocnt Hooicpclt bat Dor
icincr Nbreiic nod) icincm 2unb0utt
Einc &npt IN &irQiuicn riniac @ricfc
an Scnotorcn gcihricbcn, Die int
Senot ciitacld)lugcn hobcn. Ger Eru'
liocnt crfl1rt oiicrL oab CT fcinc 80.
rnfcr'idc @romnSpinc @cicb9cbuna
luolle, blrd, pcld,c bic cntIuiiencll
Ncecr.S olbotcn micocr IN sic Nrnlcc
ani1cnomn1cn mcrocn ioqcn, @iirot
cin Ioldcs 8c'ct pniiirt, 10 iei es lciz
mes Sctos iid)cr, uno ncnn Der Goll-
grcb Oas @cict Damn iiber bua Scto
bes Tr0iiocntcn puiiircn ioQte, 10
iuiiroe Is iDnOrirt mcrben. Soa bat
cingeid)Iooer u1b Die oltcn Scrren
iii Senut III iturfc guir.gulg &c
brod,t. Ter Scnnt fiiblt iid) in icincr
MiirNc gefrul,ft. Ger ErGlibcl,t be
9riinoct icinc Soltlne oontit, rnb
Der GongrcB fcin Hcdt bobe. i:inc
ourd, Dir %crioii,u,9 gciudbrlciitctcn
Hcd)tc ais Nod)itcommonbirenocr Der
Mrnlcc unb Nlottc III Sro9. SIT 5icben
recr lid III iold)c Mngclegcnbeitcn
e;n5rnrild1clt. Mcnn ouS 10 5lpiid)en
Dem Er1iioentcn mo bent Genet
lueltcrgcbt. fam es idlieblid) Dor NIB
l0ili 0ca FrGiiocntidoits E Scrmin&
nod 81 einem oifenen 9rlid) fpmmen.
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SIC 3citunqcr, mel d) m
NIT bcn W00llt)fcitcn Der Fr0llNcnt'
ldloftH No%nlIn1tloncn onQclc0cntlid)
bC'oi'clL Ncbcn fir ocr Republican,
lhcn Notinnal Gpnpcnt Ole Stlmmcn-
5obl iiir oic pcrld)icocncn Gambia,
ten. Sic @ltinuncn nid)t ole therein.
nbcr Go't lit icincn Witbclucrbcrn
mcit porolIS. Ter nN..D. Scrolo"
nicbt linn bon ocn $50 GeIcQotcn 5l3.
Gic ltcbriNcu blctbcu lueit bintcr Soit
ji,rild. Mopicpclt miro nit rs Stinl'
men Ncbud,t. SuQbcs nit SIS, anor
nit 6S, Cannon nit 81 60 SuIlcttc
nit -, Sorofcr nit Q. 3lucliclboft
ioacn 10 Stinmcn icin. Nodl Nniift
bcS ,@crolb" ion cine itarfc @cpc.
9ltnq SIT 8ltnitcn pen HoolCpclt I'M
qol,5Cn 2unoc I'M 8allnC icin, luo0urd)
oic NiiSIid)tcn Soit'S icbr hCrobNcmil.
oert lpcrbcn FOURTEEN. Hud, bci, mic.
oerDolien Crtlarllllgcn Noolcpclt@ 8,
oo6 or fir cincn brittcn Scrnlin nid)t
5lt hobcn ici, lit Is unucrltGnolid,.
pic i'm sic Nolitifcr nod, imntcr oIS
Gonoiooicn in ben @orberqrunb id)ic.
ber. Gas @ort cincS Tr6iiccntcn Ser
Gcrcinigtcn Stooten ioutc bod Crnit
0cnommcn ipcrbcn. Wcnn man bcl
FrdHocntcn nidlt mchr crllt ninlni,
mcnl iolI nlon bont nod 8loubcn
idlenfcn!
Gin o5ioliiti d) or i q itor.
!. s. Soqon bon SericpsGitn, nennt
Ben Gpngrcb Die &erbrctcr-@olcric
nom @oibington Gem Gon9rcb lit
'dlon nleI nndaelHat lporben, 10 srnh,
mic oicicr Hcpcrcnb. bot obcr nod,
Niicnlonb bic rationale @cictocbun0
Nn9eihnuujt.
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Yumbpn.T
cRrenn: Or. 2t, @et. saratpga.etruke, nab
Naupt.Giuquua, Nrcbcyt6.Nuuo.

Pegrdbnlbulise uon S26 an inter beftdnbieer
antitpt. .SdnitibInmrn. @epinbe. Rflanien etc.
funoen. Infer gseri NTH, penn eeuiinfht,
bcrfpre9en. '.r.r. (92(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
SuocsfGQr.

@liiabeth Scnner, a. Sabre alt, Nunpicr
Nlihl. q. Mai.
snclltc, q. Mai.
Valentine 9nuord, SO Sabre alt. RnDbicru.
gllhl. q. Mai.
eenrp Muienthal. 81 Sabre alt. gtr. ti2l.
Mtuoiiun= 9lpc. !. MPni,
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Nm bic Tanteu.
Sunae @oienitrande in 1tnmaiIe,

Barrr1 cite Sreibbnus'V tIonsen Su i1ufen,
Bite ann Sliiben aetrieben pnrhen nrb erfn6pff
Frcis erbaIten. fauna 10000 an Snno. Wir
anrditiren. bab iebe oiefes .2nbr bIiibt, aebeH
Pcetsnete Grbe uro ~pfIort3er 'fie fir Ste. Wan
5tfeniliHem -Yari. ebe Sie Sbren Garien bers
ri&ten. sos Ytper @ebdnbe, Safttnsre nnb
$antrer.str. Ct. YauI 1850. (sltriI22, tDtj
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Irnio Hibae Ecmctcrn.

Ter ioeaie Srieohuf BON gdltimert, rabe
Ttiesoiue; -9fuct clcftrifhe @dbn'3inien iino
Ntnllieo,Noulernrb brett sum .Srteopot; gue
Srure'tiide iinteritInoiger slnfiibt.. Nteertge
Sreite. .Eerlnnat Die neuen CONGRATULATIONS.
sircau; Tr. III, Eoro.G barleS'stIaae. Ietoe
Telephone. (Ipril2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
Gbnrlcs Granger.

So iturh ant Q. AGni 1905 Charles 8rnnScr,
80 Sabre ali, ~pcItchlcr Sntic ton Genu @rnllSer
Lqehorenc (biclc). Sic 8eerbiarug tibet an
Etcntna, HndomittnNa , llbr, bon ietncr gSob.
iiitl,p, gtr i720, Sit Scberals Strube, aus itatt.
U3t-3
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Qprraine.


Observation-Disclosures
Heffltf bon @alhroll cine unb eti,e bdlbe
MPetle. .facunt Sonbs yd aaorS unto Sorrainc'
WdagonS brett bis 5lrn Giuaaia. getbe 1es
iepboile. Siab.-a irelu I'm speiten Slur eeS
ur'"r drnit'9epdubeS.- Gts-..s. W.T. M"s'tte'
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Sputrplcurc.S roartemrut

RuGttmort, ben %. SlpriI 1909.
Sierbrrh iuirn %befanut 2cGeben. oob ale
miurfi unb SuIiircr-H icen6en am /. Wiut 1908
Sablhar iino unb oabcr 5piften oem J.. u1o
20. Wnt. aus oteiem EitreaI cntnonnen lpcr'
ben miiiicn.
Snrrn y. Cooper,
Qt9,21,3 .6s,3O,3.5.7 Gontrotcur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

Sic st ub tutg8 olcSburA
N0, bat Sduloen JIM @etroQe Don
$4,000, Die %9pScmpdrtig i0lig iiuO.
Ga5u fnnGnlt nod ein NuSidu Scr
Siccn5NclOcr bon Ben @irtbihnitcn,
Die i'll Sol1c Scr Iiin8Itcn NbltimnulnB
i'll ciniNcn Sn0cn gcitloiicn mcrOcu
Don $4,000. o. man nid)t mciB.
mic man oicicu @lloioll ocdcn fam,
iinO bic mciicn Staotu0tcr al,i sen
f%olRcnocn Sporlunttcitsplnu ucriols
len: /. StraBcn &erbcIicrungcn uno
Die StraBcnrciniGlrng miiiicn cin1c'
ltcIlt mCrocn. ,. Gle SonitdtapoIijci
miro obNcidniit. 3. Gin Sbcil Der
Icllcrmchr miro c1tlnilcn lutO cbcn.
Tolls sic &0litc Der Enli5cinldnnldNit.
llnb ouo Icillltnt Oicicr Spariomlfcit
1T: GrbDbunA Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Slater, 3ulubnlc Don Tcrbrcdcn ulO
Gtltcden0cn &%rOntbcitclL obcr feline
A%bn0bnrc 0ca &crIaltgcns nod olfo-
holartlAcn @ctr0nfcu, mo trpt uIlcr
Spor'onltcitHrcACIn cine 3ll1abmc
Der Stcllerluitcn.
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Nuni., IN.

IS iiorb am 10. Mai 1903 in icincr gsub
nhna. pr; 1888, Nornr StridcrsSirabe. Huuie
anbn IN ictnem 81. SchenSiubrc. bic Sccroi
blill9 tt1eet am Sitnitng, 9tddluliiiua9 , llbr.
nnnl ArnlIcrhnlllc nlA ilntt l32-Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

GSih cint oIsobhicNnn6c
Tolijci hcs 2onbcS oli ooS Moro,
mcib oll8 2opprtc In6nbc. llno ilbcr-
CiiriNc o6cr borltirtc Eoli5lItcrl. iple
iold)c uon SnruclIic unO Hod,cltcr,
blonlircn lid, ollf sic &nodCn. Sic
perboitctcn in Snrocuic cine chrborc
Sroll ollf boS cini0ltiNc @cidNuGt
hin, sic Troll bnhc Ncbnlidltcit NIT
6cit @iI0ern scr Groil @llinncB BON
Soporte. lpcld)c bic 3citlnNcn &c
brod)t boitcu. Gob iid) bic Eoll5ci &c.
irrt bate. mllBtc id)on nnd) ncnigcr
Minlicn flor icin. 5robocm mllroe
tic f%cltocboltcn. Gin Nft poll5eilidc;
Minfiir oocr Gummbcit. mic CT MIR
81 pit uortommt. &n baltimore
iul,rbc lcttcn Sonnto0 cin Nntoiub.
rcr uerboitct u1o Dor ocn aaoi &c.
itleppt, neil or eillen @ltnrmircifcn,
Scr lpsNcfnnnnCn mar, luic0cr bcfc-
Itiotc. Wrbcitcn um SpnntoN iilhrtG
sur Gerhoitun9. @cocn iold1cn 80.
liSci-ltnilt0 miB Frctcit cin1cle1t
iuer0cn.
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Baltimore Ecmetern.

eartan: nrnnflit. Slos., Baltimore n. Rprthffr.
.SeerdhntbpIute Gum Serfaut = bon $26 an,
tiir bier @rdber. Sreie 4enutuiia Der Rapele
fir 1ruueraoitesbieniie. Cuirf6,1S
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%V UllIUtH .WIIHIICUtl UV" UTIlUH
pcrfanlnlelt fin heutr nnt . llbr Hud,miiiuge bel
0ahhinann, Vntteripu' Ynrf. apcnnc nnb @anitr.
nm an VeHrdhnlB beS periiprbenen MitgltchcS
Charles @rnn5cr Sbcii 5n nti,rrcn. uS3)
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Mllc, melh IN Ger 3o6l f.
cil1 llnQIiid9onlCn lpittcrn, iolltcn ii0
unbcOingt oopor Bitten, cincn Guar.
fer SIT bcIitcn. &n ibm lit sic I'M
QIiid85obl IS i%icbcniod) ucrf0rpcrt. -
Ser Quartcr bat t3 Stcrnc, 13 Bud.
Itoben bcfinocn lid oui ocm @onOc,
ooS Der 9l0lcr I'M Sdnobcl bait, 13
2inicn bcfin0cn iid) olli bcm ShiI6c,
IS Ic6crn hot Scr 9loIcr IN icbcm ici.
ncr 1Iii0cl, IS hori5ontolc Stihc inn
oorolti t3 Ficilipibm uno Is @l,f.
Itobcn i'm Noncl1. @cr modtc nod
cillCn GllortCr bobCn?
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@r. @rDan iogt DAB bic
Gompognc- 9citroQc Scr @rob.Gorpo.
rotiorcn feline @cidcntc, Ion0crn &o-
pitoI. Nnloocn icicn; Nn5oblun0cn oltI
fiinitiQc GoutruttC.
Gin q cm.O orfcr Nr5t etnC
NhItoritGt oui Dem @cbiCt ser Ncrpcn.
tronfhcitem lit in oic gbthcilung lilr
@ciitcafrontc cinca Noipitol3 0cbrod)t
morocn. AQcn Nn0crcn bat cr 8cbols
fen, obcr icinc cigcncn Atcrpcn hat cr
nid)t IN Nronrmg boItcn tonncn. --
.glr}t, bill Cir iclber!" bcibt'8 in Scr
VibrI.
Senator @rufCtt pon &c
bra9fu bat cine HCiollltion cinQC-
reidJt, 0cn 10. Wtui ais yW}ilttcrto0"
81 bc5cid)ncn. Nnc Scnotorcn mo
0cumtCn oca Scnota lollcn al Die
lem Gage SIT GbrCn ibrcr Milttcr cine
mcIbc NIllmc troQcn. limo iolfc Csc.
iebQctun0a &infcrlibhen bcct Gin
Nun0Caienotor ans. Gum Hod)rll,
NOS oaca Olrrd) 0CicGc rcglllirt lucr
Den iou.
@cr d in Tcut d. dl un0
iCiucr Wiilit0rpilitt entjoQcn bat,
tblt ON @cIten, lpcnn or nidt nod
GcutihlonO 5lriidfcbrt; mrd Damn
nid,t, mer1 or umc%rifonii6cr @ilrgcr
uno inn 0cIibC einc8 Foiic8 lit. Ger
Qcirtid)- Nmcritoncr Gb. Gbriitopb bon
NclusNorf lit in @oOcn bel cincnl Nc-
illdc icincS TotcrS pcrboitet por0cn
unb olc &crilldc OcS nmcrituniIhcn
aonilIS, Gbriitopb'3 GrciIoiiunQ ST
erlpirfcn, linb iolpeit pcrgcblif gene.
len.
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Huiulnno's tiirfiidc 8Gocr,
GanttatIe gebaube, goftamt sesen. ettts often.
(glua22-)
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GicF 6obrifuntcn
@i2coniin'S moucn idJluor5cH Sci.
trnQS Fopicr b~Critcllch, boa biuiNcr
fobri,irt nerorr FAM, OILS ons mciBc,
un0 nod,hcm c9 ais 3Citlun9 Iclllcn
;3rucd c~rfiiilt. micocr cinacitompit mo
lucitcr bculrbt mcrocn fam. Nlln miro
c2 i'd Oarlm bnnncln, mic iih No3
Tubliflm SIT oru id)lpnricn 3citlurNcn
nit lpcibcr Shrift itelcn miro. Sir
bic 9IuQcn miro ser @cd)icI Der 6nr.
be llNCuobnt, obCr mobl foltm ld)00-
lid iCill; icbcnioQ3 mcni0Cr id)G0lidL
oIa Der flcinc Grut ser onAlo.omcrI-
foniitcn @lGttcr. Sic Sobrituntcn
bitten obCr olrd) cine quite nCrudcr.
iuciBc" bcrjllltcllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

Ger ErciS oca Sil6erS it
sur 3cit nicOriGcr ais icit &obrCn.
Ter @runO heS Erci0riidGoagca lit
Oorin SIT illhcn, Dab oic inotldc
Miin5c ibrc SiIbcr- @nf0uic cin9c.
ltelt bat. limo oos bat ieincn Orrno
micOcr 0orin, OoB I'M 0on5cn Orient
Oic @cihditSln0c fIon lit. Gic 9roBtCn
SiIbcr Nnf0lric mod)t jctt Gcutld)'
ImnO, Dos icinc characterization
pro aopi scr @CpolferunN pcrmcbrt
uno No5u fir Ole n0d)itcn iijni Sabre
5chn Millioncn llnjcn Silbcr i0brs
lid fault. Scttc @ohc itonO Scr
l>rti3 oes Silbcrs in 2onoon l1no
Nclp Dorf 80 Gents sic lln5c. Pm
critcn &onltor itonb rs $685. Gents.
Gen nicorialten StmN bate SiIbcr
i'm 3onilor 1908 nit AZ Gents Die
lln5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

Scr CT tie Scr oret Gt2z
bclll0en bot inns fcincn Troit lonocrr
lo0or %luGrn1crcs @cttcr 0cbrodlt.
Soatcn lid Die Nrcj I'M Gntllm &C
irrt hobcn? @iel ihIimmcr, ais cS in
Den Icbtcn Eonen Qcpcicn, bdttcll
lic'S ol'd) nid)t mofcn fonncn.
Ser 9optiItcu F"rcot9cr
Or. Nfcb bon scr ModcicIlcr STRIDE
IN Seem. Oorf bcfIo0tc in icincr &rc.
olat om lebtcn Somntoq, bob Ole
3obl Der 8irdcnbciutcr itctiQ }llriId.
Qcbc. &n Nerp })orf Qcbc 6 ilbcr cine
WflQton 2clltc, otc ~ilberboupt feline re,
ll0ioic lle6cr5cu9ltnN b0ttcr. Itt
Stride bo6c nidt ]pcritonOcn, nit ocnl
3citNciit fortiuidrcitcn iol0crn bobc
ltorr on ocn often Sormcln icitNcbol.
ten Oic III sic icbiQCn 3citpcrb0ltnll't
nitt mcbr pobten. Die @clItIidcn
icicn Yopnqcicn bon toOtcn airhcr.
Iotln10cn %gcluorbcn. Soldc Mort}
bon elmer amcrifontid)cn &anjcl.
&oum 9lolblih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
9eftitiet:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12
9er 2eatf6e correspondent
eridciut ieocu Sag i'm Sabre.

q. saius. GtssntbRmsr nxs sssn,tssr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-12

Iic 9eiibcr pom HcgiC.
runGS. Bombs gum &ctroQc bon
3135,O0O Collars, sic om ,. Suit
1907 f6aiq morcll. bobcn bicic @onN3
nod nid)t 5lr GinIoilnQ cin0cihidt.
SclbitpcrIt0nbIid) brin1cn oicic
VonbS BON bcm GinloiunQStcrmin
an fciue 3inicn mcbr. Sic Hc1icrln0
mod)t oobci Elm oorj QlttcS @cih0lt,
6cnn Is ltcbCn nod on0crc @onOn
olra, bic nid)t mcbr Ucr}init lucrorn.
SIN @nn5cn bcIollicn lid 0lc nitts
pcr5inslidcn 0pn05 jcbt nti $500
COB Collars. Gin IbciI ocricIbcn
miro ipobI ihmcrlid) SIR Ginloiun9
p%r0icntirt lpcroell, "a monfc Der.
bronnt o0cr pcrlorer QcGon1cn limo.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-07-10
COOL READING.

The frost is on the window pane,
And icycles adorn each sill;
The snow is heaped on field and plain
And garbed in white is yonder hill.
The blazing fagots on the hearth
With ruddy glow light up the scene
I'm writing now for all I'm worth
For some December magazine.
Outside hear the children shout,
1t is sleigh ride passing by;
Ah, youth is there without doubt,
The spring of life for them is nigh.
Now biting blows the bitter wind,
The storm door bangs and drifts are
seen;
Don't think that / have lost my mind,
'Tis for some winter magazine.
From fathers beard there droop tonight
Three ioycles of slender size;
His heavy coat is frosted white,
But joy is shining in his eyes.
For mother quickly brings to him
Hot toddy in soup tureen;
I'm writing this with all my vim
For some December magazine.
Now quick into the oven hot
Poor father puts his frozen feet;
And by his side our faithful Spot
Lies down to get his share Of heat.
And round the fire we sit and chat
Of days when the trees are green;
It's mighty hot, | tell you that,
To fill winter magazine.
Detroit Free Press
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-07-10

roads to bring the produce Of that re-
gion to the river, and boats to transport
it cheaply to Portland, those products
would greatly increase, the people up
there would become more numerous
and would have more money to spend
for merchandise, and the business Of
Portland would become much larger.
1t is in such ways that city forces
healthy. irresistible growth upon
itself-by reaching out into the inter-
ior, into distant localities in all direc-
tions and helping them to develop and
help themselves. Portland has never
done enough of this. Apparently it is
going to do more of it. The sutscrip-
tion for more boats on the Columns
is an excellent beginning. Anyhow,
it's going some, and we Portlanders
should keep a-goin' " in similar d.
rection at all times, and, if we do,
there will be city here of 100000
people and state of 900, 900 by the
time Of the 1910 census Portland
Journal.