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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEETS.
GratlOt County Committee and Candidates
Had a Conference at Ithaca.

In union there is strength, and never
was there more evidence of united ef-
fort on the part of the republicans of
Gratiot county to secure the election Of
the national, state and county tickets
than there is at the present time. The
County Committee together with the
various candidates met at Ithaca We'd
nesday, canvassed the situation in The
various parts of the county and adjourn
ed only after every man present had vol
unfairly pledged his loyal support to the
success Of the ticket at the November
election.
II. J. Crawford Of Ithaca and G. J.
Brown of Alma were elected vice-chair-
men of the county committee and to-
gether with Chairman A. b. Darragh,
Secretary +. J. Mccall and Treasurer
w. O. Watson will constitute the eXecu-
tive committee. There now remains
only % days until election and every re-
publican should be busy during that
time IN promoting the interests Of the
cause they have espoused. Arrange
ments are being made for rousing rail-
ly in Alma on a date to be announced
later. And from now on the interests
of the county and nation demand active,
hearty work from everyone who believes
in the principals aud doctrines as out
lined by the republican party, and
through which this country has enjoye d
the most prosperous times in its history.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
BALL GAME At FOREST HILL.

We don't have TO go TO Chicago or
Detroit to see live baseball Right up
here at Forest Hill there is a team
known as the Forest Hill Cubs, that is
able to give them all a run for their
money. The teams played over dozen
games this year winning majority of
them. Saturday October Il, the team
meets Ashley at Forest Hill. II only
costs ten cents to see the game, aud it
will be blinger Ashley beat Forest
Hill recently to o in an exciting game
and the Forest Hill boys are Determined
10 retrieve their lost Iaurels.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
Starts Monday MOrninq.

1t seems quite natural to again see
big farm wagons loaded with sugar
beets passing through our streets. All
this week and part of last the farmers
about Alma have been delivering beets
at the sugar factory In addition many
have been received at the out side weigh
stations and shipped in by rail. There
will be about 2500 tons of beets in when
steam is turned on at the sugar factory
next Monday morning.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
Insurance Adjusted.

The insurance on the Riverside farm
property belonging to Mrs. A. w.
Wright, which burned recently, was adj
justed last Saturday. The property was
insured in the Farmers Mutual of st.
Johns through Walter Mallory. local
agent The adjuster paid Mrs. Wright
$2IIS, which covers only the buildings
burned. Mr.. Ross had a small amount
of insurance on his dairy equipment,
which he carried in the Creaser agency
This will be adjusted today
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08

{. H. Chase, former editor of the
Cratiot County Journal, has been nomi-
mated for representative on the democratic
ticket in the first district OF CHAM
county. Mr.. Chase has been good
democrat long enough to be a good
loser. You are good man Brother
Chase but we are sorry to see you on
the wrong ticket.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
JUDGE SEARLE GETS BUSY

Clark Thomas, of Alma. last Friday
pleaded guilty TO giving hquor TO a
friend, contrary to the local option law,
and was sentenced by Judge X. 5. Searle
TO pay a fine OF 800 and $40 costs and
to serve GO days in the county Jail
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08

Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc.
X inney, of Bay City, were the guests Of
their son. Ira Mckinney, assistant super
intendent at the sugar plant. Mr.. Nc
Kinney brings his wife and children
here this week and will begin house
keeping.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
V. p. Cash. of Riverside. was in Aim
Wednesday on affairs political.

Otto Sanderhof, the hardware man
has been very busy all this week ami
will continue to be up to Saturday night.
He is having a free demonstration at his
store of the Malleable range. Mr.. +.
A. Todd of South Bend is here as
demonstrators and it has kept him going
to keep the many visitors to the store
informed on the merits of Malleable
The demonstration will continue the
remainder Of the week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
Attention |. 0. 7. N.

Ladies of the J.. O. T. NJ. M are re-
quested to attend the next review, Oct.
10, 1908. Special work. Refreshments
will be served. MRS. NJ. A. Glow.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-08
The line mp,

Referee, Csrrithers; umpire, SIayton,
time, two 90 minute halves; final score;
Alma O; Owosso 2S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
II ebenf iii ba9 Mem Dorfer

Il ebenfi ii / oo9 Ncm Dorfer
Son0Crlr it.
Inter Scitlnl0 BON Eroi. &o6n &.
Sront belt ser o(bolio MGnnrr.
dor" gcitcrn III &oiQt's Safe, Nr.
tt22, @oriorO- 2lpcmlC icine Sing
itltnOc ob unO iibtc 6crcit2 Gb6rc iiir
ooS SGnGcriclt Oc3 ?toro0ItIiGclt
SGngcr6unOcS, Oo9 int n1hiteu
Sabre in Nelp= port itottiinoct. Sl1
Der @eidGftsiieml ucrlu& SefrctGr
! Simmclhebtr Elm Shrribcn ocS e..
frct1rS Oc5 Decentralization Singer
bu1beS, in mcld)cn Orritlbc mitthcilt,
bob bic oSbnlio" Ser critic @clolla
pcrein 9nltitlorr'3 lit mcl6cr Sic No.
ten fir Dos SGn0cricit bcitcatc. Go@
Gonritc iiir Die NcnsMorsGrfuriion
bcridtctc Sortihritt, ltnO oic Ginlu.
OrnQ oeS rNrbcitGr. SGugcrbumOca"
pllroe ull9cnomntcn. 3lpci puiiiuc
Wfltglleper tunocn Nllfnobmc.
% obcnin ~ cr dor"
Ger o@oOcnio MGnucrdor" iibtc
0citern inter &citlm0 oc3 Giri0cutcn
Geo, ", E0blmom IN icincm Club
bolllc al Scr ode Der ,. mo Erott
ltroGc &iQbIun0tolpn, sic iolNcnOcn
Gb0rC liir 0oa 0nOc &Ili ltottiin0cnoe
Ficnic in Gittcrmonn'0 &urf Gin:
vGmi0 licbc @cimotb" mo .9upcus
roahen," &n ser WcihGit3libupg
murocn arrangements iiir elm onl 4.
&llli I'M @ortcn Oc3 Glubhouic3 itott
TlnocnOca TomiIicnicit %Qctroiicn. -
3mci poilipc NtitaIic0cr murocn olli
0cllnltnlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Sir oie Seimreiie oes .Nedar,"
melde Der 0antpier am Wittruodl
l1d)Itcr @od)e, : llbr ModmittagS,
o%ntritt, iino bereitS 800 &uiiiten- II.
$50 3luiidenoeds : Yoliogierc angc.
mcloct.
Heiicn ouf ShncIloom,
pier.
Die folgcn0en Eaiiogicre aus @o[.
tiinorc reiitcn gcitern nit Dem bon
9felp Yort nab Bremen iabrenoen
9foroo. Slopo Sanlpfer aaoilergSil.
belm Der @roBe": Sr. &ernon Goof,
6rnl :. g.. @ilmon, &r. Sobn 8i(.
man Gall, 6rou 0'Norcp Falll, @r.
s>ernunn GouidcnbCrg 6rou ". j.
Sd)oL SRI. &iio &. Sooo, 0r. ilno
6rou Mig. Slime, &r. ino 3rou s..
E.. IrcbeS.
@omburgcr 0ampferin
GoIliiion.
Plus Norfolf, go, miro telcgropbiIuy
tcridtet, ouB Der 0ompicr y0osnia",
scr Sunlburg NnlCrifo Clinic, So
pitGn Sdmiht, lpClhCr pou bcirad)s
tct bon Bottom Ncpport Ncpa ulo
9torioIf nod) cllrop0li6en NGicn ob.
fubr, 0citcri in Der 9tGbe BON Cant
tcrtS Eoint NIT Dem cngliihGn
Sampler o@lcnirlIin", GnpttGn no
bertion, coli0irtc, mGbrcnO oicic3
Sdiii BORT Dor Nnfcr lag uno i'm
Ncgriifc mar, nit elmer Sooung Sob
len iiir sic omcrifnniihe Slottc na"l
Dem Yocilic ob5ufobrcn. Ter llnfall
miro DEM bcitigcn Ninb uno Scr
%itortCn Stromuna 5ugcidricbcn.
9ic Bosnia" mcIhc onibCincno fci-
rcn ncnmcn0lucrtbcn Sdoocn crlitt,
roiiirte 5pCi Stunhcn mad, Der Col
liiior Die %irNinicr @op3. Ger Glen
iillin" mllrbe cine Sdiii3plattc eilrs
gcoriidt ltnb bo9 Gcd bcIhG0igt.
Sd@ Sccdlltt lplr0 lldd) SorllaDnlc
cincr llntcrirdunN cntiGciocn, Oh
bic o@lcnirllin" ibrc Hciic oltretcn
tunn.
Gbincic cntfommcn.
Ser Gbincic SONG SonN y Sabre
cit, lit Qcitcrn bon Dem 0ompicr
oGopc @roton," 5r oclicn @enlon-
ming or gcbGrtc, entiprlmgcu. Gieic
G~botiod)c mitroc iofort Dem Gopit0n
&illmp6rcD 0cnleloet, unO fobnoct Dos
gauge EoIi5ci = 0cportcnlcnt nod
Gem cntpii0ten 3opitrGgcr, Scr Oem
Captain 6e5 S6iffcS $1,000 Stroie
toitcn miiroc, falls cr nidt- mieb2r
crmiid)t miro. Ger Gbincie lit 5 Sup
e 3oa groB, ipicgt 1876 Eiltnb, bot
idJipor5es Sonr, bmfclbrounc gift
gen mo lit id)lont gcbnltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

&nmenno6 gndoig oopon.
- Gin fnuppeS Gntfomntcn bon ei'
ncnl iG6en Sooc botten an Sonntog
Z. $. Vittorf uno cin ISreuno oui
bcm Curtis Greet. Die Yeioen iub.
Ten aui einem @oiolinboot berum,
oils elmer Der Yeioen cin brennenoes
GtreihBolj gegen Die @oiolinmoidi'
ne belt. Cine Grploiion eriolgte.
iinO Die 6eioen Snioiien oeS Yootes
rctteten lid mr. oaourf, baB tic III
toS @oiier iprangeu uno an 2ono
i0lpommen. Gus Boot muroe cir
Ioub Der Jlommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
G%anitattrr Srancn= &crcin.
Cries Stiitnnasicit Ser iirnacn Or.
Ganiiation I'M n@cltcnO Forf."
3icmlidl gutter @ciud,.
llntcrbnltlulg in &iiac unO Stills.

'
Ger ,GnnItatter Srallcn E Gcrcin"
pcranitaltctc geItcrn 9tbcno imo @cit,
clO-Fnrt" lcin critics StiitungSiclt.
Seit @oden bate ooS Gomitc iiir
oaS ScIt fleiBig porbcrcitct mo mcnn
mani in @ctrad)t 5ieht, ooB scr Scr
Elm cine ser iingitcn Nrganiiutioncn
III lmlcrem OelltId)cn &crcinSlcbcn
lit, fam man nit DEM @ciitd1 uto
Dem &crlalli Oea Gcitc3 wobl 5%lirics
Sen Iein. Bic ucridieOenen Gpnlitc'u
farl0cn lid) berctta iriib nm Nahnlit-
tag Cin, nm Niles iii bcn Gmpfon0
ser 8Glte III @creiti6uft 81 balten.
Sfon am Nod)mittag ltcltcn lid)
c;elc 8Gltc eiu, bod crihien Oo3
@roS oericlben crit am glbcno, mo
bci Den monnigiadcn l(ntcrbnltlm
Ntll m1lliirtc iid) SC0crmom por5ilg'
lid. @ie iiblidy1 matGcltc cS nift
az Gririidnngcn ieoer 9lrt mlo Der
ihnpGbildlen %pltSfiidc lprroc mic.
ncrrm ser Qcbiibrcnoc Gri6ut 9ciollt.
Nic Gcitbcb0r0c mar mic iol0t 5li-
IonmcngcicBt:
6rou &~atbnrinc Waucrbon, Tor.
iiterin tSrau Gmilic Sitcrmeier, vi,
ltltcntin.
Slide bic Iancn 6ricocridc
acilIcr, 6lorn Foiioucr, Glic Strcblt.
Barbara 6e0crcr mo aatborinc
Eictid.
Sbiir Gomite - Scrr NifolollS
Sinf.
Wliidaroo Die 0on1cn Nnnu
Mcicr, 6ricocride SdmiOt, Mnrie
Same un0 Si53ic @olbcr.
Son5.Gomitc - sic Gomcn aotbu,
rine Mnucrbon unb &ouiic Golj.
llnlln.
Giacrcmcltall0 - bic Ianncn Mu.
ric 9cntid)Ier, Goa Niger mo Ma
tbil0c aclllcr.
Cie FrGiiocntiL 6rou Eoulinc
Salltcr, mar frnnfbeitabolbcr an
Grld)cinen ner6in0crt.
SteilS Bier mltr0c pcr5upit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Silrltin Sill SmofiE ar
logbp, sic bcrilbmte Yortroit-W Ma.
lcrin, meldc iid) ieit Sonntog Nbcn0
III nnicrcr Stnot onibGlt, miro an
Somltog Worgcn I'M s llbr 10 nod)
philadelphia nbreiien. Ger uripriing.
lid)c Flall, per Sadt Die 0nbrt 81
MADDEN, pllroe tallen 9claiIen; Die
Iilrltin miro piclmcbr in eincmSpc
5iol . @oggon Der Baltimore Ohio
Snbn bic Neiie nod Der GuGfcritoot
ontreten. Sic miro in Sotel Widjes
tic MoDnln1g ncDrnen, ipo cine gauge
Tliid)t bon 3imntern fir 0icielbc be.
legt lit. Sn philadelphia iinb, mie
Dcrloutet, bcreits Die umi%oiienoltelt
&orbereitungen fiir einen %DiirOigen
Cmpiong ocS p%ornebmlcn @nIteS &c.
tcoiien moroeu. 8eItern ~ilnternobnl
rie Siiritin tpieoer perihicoene Spa.
5ierfabrten eurd lie StoOt, boS
cine Mal allein, leoiglid bon ibrcnl
SdoBbiinbd)eit begleitct; ons 5mcite
Mol in @cieliboit ibres Briput.Ses
fretdrS Srrl. Gelills un0 - zines
olerliebitcn ffeincn Barren. Gus clc.
guntc @cf1brt Der idonct 8rou nit
oent reid gnllonirtcn 3tti6cr ulo
Iicner oltf Dem BOD uno Dem Gor.
rcitcr an Der Spibe 500 micoer il6crs
all Die 9lidc Oes EublifumS otf
ii6. @eitcrn Nndmittag modten
brei Serren aus philadelphia Der
Siiritin eincn geiud; Oieielben re-
prGientirten Die ungariiden @eiea,
idoften ientr Stabt, ipelhe bci6Ioi.
len boben, ON Solhitng Der bobcit
geiuderir 3u ebren Elm aroBcs Ban.
tctt SIT geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
8ricffaitcn.

Q ii . 9ron0map. @ir
fdunen Sbncrt leioer nid)t mittbcilen
100 quito Sortcn oelltibe 9iigelciien
bier 81 befommen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

Simmer nnSnfrieben.
Sanolongcr (bei'm Ban zines nel,ell
3ild)tbanleS, SIT ieinem goliegen);
~Nir milien utts plagen mo ole ldo-
lien 3nhtbauier hauen, mo moere
biirfeu b%inein!" eaA4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
YuS Den @criAten.


IdltB : &erellt3 Frojelle@. -
Nidtcr Cooler nlllB mc1ct 0c5=
,p(bcr irirc Scrieu oliihicbcu-
m,>,rro Observation-Disclosures, ia.
l'ruI'' :" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
0c@ september SerIIlIl".
y, Som, rhicri4,s Ncrcir l,ro.
,,;, Lyi,t I'D, r,d, ir,,,cr fc;, Gnhc
,h;chcn -, mc,crthc;I >;n 0,crho,n.
h.n,on ,hrsnnc, ,i5 i3r,,rih nnhin
:, Hr,, ,;% Mi,btcr T,brer ie(b5t lctt,
H.. . .E;.o:.,,, C.;.;r >,ro.
h;rro;;,cr (o,, S;r Xiv Nic Npr,6or.
r,,,, Sos Wrn,e,,rs nrrontrortliG y,
h,Itor ,o;c, XII ucch nic i]r;ihcrc
G}mhho[tsrin Nrs, Wrrrirs hcrrnGcr.
,,chnn,rn r,,, bcrpits nrci 5ooc in
Mriru,h nm,ommcr bot mar 10.
,tSrn michrr mi ncn, 2r,,ocn1tonSc
p;cncr nm,rhcr ibr Gina nrnrr SIN.
,,hr No,rcr noroc(rot iibcr hcrcn
St,r> nrs WcrpinSritoIirncr iir
0n,sf,rit ,,cbcr ,nntc Tic 2rioiu
m,flSrtc No, ,ohIrcidc mitnIicSrr
ctimmru bci nrr lotion y2ohI mit.
oc,3hlt mormon icicn obmohl biriel
fen milf ibrrn mitoIirha Wcbiihrcu
Inn Niif,tonnc itotItcuocm1f olio
uid,t mohIbcrcdtiot morru. Nid,tcr
0obIcr ncrid,nb mi Wrurh hicirS
G,uos r,rI%,,iio ,circ Irriru
Qum mcibru 0fIoncnhon.
hrI"
Wihtcr morriS i'm WurNcsorriht
nift;r+c ,,c;tcrr Nohn,ittoo Irou SIN.
,;o w;nr. r;rc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nm,
o;nc,, ~,hrn ,,,i 0;n;cIbn bcforrtr
,;H WV o;,i,cr Tooc, ihu(nio- eiu
,,,os mThd,c, 0im;c WoIS5triu
n,nra,os ,,nh ,,;d,t hrr; >ohrc n, oor,
So ~ -, rri;ttlidcn 2,nctcr onoc.
,n,n6n,, -, hnhc,, Srn,, Mincr II
N~,,,t.hor;, n;,,os 1r~cnhc,ho,,,cs IN
sm. m~,h,r,;r,n, T,a mS>d,cn
w., ;hr Wv, c;nc,r INTERCHANGEABLE
Wnn,cn.Trn;h onfnii n,oriiihrt mnr.
>m, >o, GnrnnrtGh Wv mcr;ner ~,
fonGn,, mnr;ht -, iT,,i >oh.
Nv. 3,,Atn,,,t nrr,urt6c;1 ,m,rSc
1aU' iTr
49,,
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:, ;E.n. ,oitr;,nr rr;r,+or o;t,,n,
81, m nn W,, n,o;h,nnro,,cn i,;r
nr;tn,, mn,tnn ~, Srrtc;,h cr
Ganimno,son Snntn,,6,r 5or,,i, bc.
fnn,,t Mr;orScr, n,,rSc N;c g>crthc;.
n'"n >c. Standardization m9hrr,h
. m-or;h4sinr;n, ,,,,f S;n o;r,c(,o,
m;4tor m"r,n,,nr,rrcr ~, S,ientG,
Ion e;,,,nn hS,tn,, n;o S;d,tcr Nonr
ors %6cr M,trS,o i%,.
no,,o Monhnnnn,,,n, :, Nr;n,;,,Ii,
ho, ,n,n or,trS,n n,,i 3,I,I,r,, ,,r
Tcd,+.n,,morts' WSroria 7ip Won,rn
S., Observation-Disclosures, ~. >,,, 90,
tr,,,6or. T"r,,,ir ii,N.
no,, ~ m...[a.. A., ,ooo m,,,,,4
m,nnIor,o
sa;ni,n, 80 n,r.rot+ Nr 5o7 ~
1t;s,n5n,fn
N;dnrN ~ 0odr,rc wr t7oo W
oni,nn,tn on,on,
>,,r;, T,,nr ~. Do 90 Nro
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Hnn,n5 ~ N>r,r,,8 56s COSTA
Snh, noninm a. tooq mc.
0nGnG,trono
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0E,n,6nr - T,,1n,cr.o"
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a~,,rorh;trnsc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01

&cgen SonntagSorbei
bcltroit. - 4r. George aaBl, mel
der ST @eitport einen Farf fiibrt,
iullrDc 5u Mt. @inons I'M So unb
Soften megen Sonntagsarbeit be-
itroit. Iie &iccn5 Iiebt ndnllid) ali
cen Nonicn OeS &rr. Scnrp Goring,
scr beute Nbcno Gin Serbor Dor 6rie-
ocnsribter Miller babell miro.
Gus SoGrcS Eicnic Scr
Ger. Srii6cn 2iGo finoet ont 23.Suli
i'm Hipcr &iclu = Torf Itatt. Sou.
rcrrcltr Grotbcrs uno Wopor Mn-
biol merocn sur Sbeilnobme einge.
looen. Ger Nationnl . ErGiioent W
:. Hpon bon Ebilooclpbia miro olld)
Oh icin mo cine Gebe boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
vGorreipoHSsnt" Office.

bonn q. bis %. 9lnguit - Ridter
0obler;
bonn 81. gli9uit Bis 5. September
- Hidter elliott;
BON Z. bis II. September - GidJ-.
ter 8orter.
Sn ibrer por9eitrigen SiBung
nobn Die obcrltc BeridtSbanf cine
neite Hegel on, bcjiiolif ser gnloge
bon a%opitolicn unter Scr Surisoif.
ton Der 9iaigfeitSgcri6tc oieier
Stoot. Die Hegel mar bon ocn @it.
tern s. 2. Sorlon, III. s. elliot nnb
alircO g. Stiles o~usgcorbeitet unO
beItimmt, bob aopitol. gnlogen Die.
ier Irt olld) in olltorilirtcn S6ligo.
tioncn ir9cnO zines StootcS ODER Ger.
rltoriums ser &crcinigteu Stooten
oocr oca IiitrittS BON Columbia gc.
mod)t ner6er fonncu. 9lltd} Sbliga-
tlonen irgcn0 zines Golintps inWtarD.
lano ooer cincnl mocren Stoate bon
nid)t mcni9er ols 10000 Giniuo6nern
lit 5ilfGiiiq, Wenn ocriclbe left 10
Snbren feline MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
1abt bat u1O Die Sd)uloen oes Goun.
tpo niht . Ero5cnt oeS Sotolmertbes
OcS beitelIcrtcn gigentbumS ii6eritei.
gen.
CT beiteGen StoatS era.
nj c II.
Sic Stoutsbeb0roe Der iiriitiiheu
C|rominatorenL belteben0 aus ben
Serrcrt .. u. Hidntono, 9. Is. Wcz
Sntolb mo Sobn Sinflep, clnpfabl
Dem appelotionS.@ erift Ole Nomen
bon 81 gpplifanten iiir 3uloiiung
sur Hed)tSunUoltS-E roriS.
@crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc ScpcIden.
- Sn 9oiIc, Sonbo, lit 8eneral
Gouio Bidders. Elm Teteran oeS Dir.
acrtrie9eS nt0 oeS iponiibsomerifa.
ilt'den &riegeS, I'M alter BON 6S
Sobren g%eitorbeu. Gen 9iirgerfrieg
mad)te er ais Moior inn 4. Help. Ser.
Iep Snfanterieregimeut NIT.
Nnoreip 6oir, Elm Snfel ser
6rau ". St. Snnoerbilt, iln., uno
Der 5rau Serunnn SeIrids, lit bel
elmer Spa5ierfabrt IN Sun Sole,
Sal, bon eiuenl StrnBenbabntpog.
gon iibcrfabren uno idnmer oil. aopf
nto Sdultcrn perlebt poroen.
- Ginem Wonhe aus @beeling,
W..G, mltroen fiir5lid) in elmer gis.
rene. Mnidinc pier Singer allSgerii.
len; Scr grlioer oeiielben a%nhoncirte,
er lperoe iiir bier geiunoe Singer, sic
inn geliefert niirben, Inn Don WlutS.
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men cingeiebt 5ll peroen, je $500 be.
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ner ans Columbus, g., aeiunoen,
uon meld)en ieoer cinen Singer sn
Dem g%enonnten Freiie bergeben mill.
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gearing, cit 10 Sabre alter InmaIt,
ser nit ieiner 8attin in 0r. 444,
Siib |, apenlle, ut. Sermon, nobli.
te, SelbItnero burd grihieben be-
gonget. Gr lullroe als 2eite auf ei.
ner @onitclle nnbe ieinem Sauie ani.
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moro trieb, lit nidt befannt.
Simmer nnSnfrieben.
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3iidtbauleS, SIT ieinem goliegen);
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-01
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ten ollf Dem Observation-Disclosures be.
5sblt miro. Ecnniplponicn bctnm
$1,000, Connecticut $3.50, &linoi5
$3.50, Niiiiortri 5000, Nbobc SSlono
$500, @clt 9 &ir1inicn $3.50, Mais
in0llietts $40, Georgia $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16
THE ROOSEVELT BOOM.
Promoters Says His Name Will Be
Presented In Convention.

Chicago, June 15.-The promoters of
the Roosevelt boom movement now
claim that they have secured the SER
vices of delegate from state other
than Alabama. that will be reached
early in the roll CALI to present the
Presidents name to the convention
Former Representative Thomas W.
Phillips of Newcastle, Pa declared to-
night that Mr.. ROosevelt's name I'M
questionably will be presented in the
convention, but he declined to give the
delegates name or the state he rep
resents in part. These facts he says,
will remain secrets until candidates
are placed in nomination.
The Roosevelt boomers are counting
on a stampede of Taft delegates to the
President if they can get the latter's
name before the convention in force
full manner. The opinion was express
ed by Mr.. Phillips tonight that the
boom which he Is engineering for
Roosevelt Is growing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-16

is said to be opposed to the anti-injunc-
ton plank in the form generally ac-
,.ted as drafted. AS to tariff re-
vision. Mr. Cannon has already had mi
portant conferences since his arrival,
Nth Representatives Payne of New
York and Dalzell of Pennsylvania, two
of his most important lieutenants in
the lower house of Congress.
ltrlnors that Senator Lodge of
MasSac husptts. who is to tie permanent
chairman of the convention, is in pos
session of Il letter from President
Roosevelt intended as a Gampcr upon
any third term movement that may
he attempted, are definitely denied by
senator Lodge himself. The report is
believed TO have grown out of Tie fact
that President Roosevelt wrote u letter
some little time ago to Judge Dayton
Of West Virginia, when it was init
mated that Delegates c. r. TeetCr and
George w. Curtin of that state, in
tended q possible disregard of their
instructions for Secretary Taft and a
bolt to Roosevelt. This letter was re-
fcrred to at the time in The Associated
Press DISPATCHES and it is said that
several copies of it are in Chicago. one
being in the possession of Senator
Lodge. It is generally believed that the
letter will not be read in convention as
suggested. for it is thought by the
President and the leaders here that tho
occasion for its use will not arise
While it is said the letter does not
contain definite repetition of Presi-
dent Rooscvclt's refusal to be a can
didatc to succeed himself it is g strong
expression Of his feeling that the viola
ton Of Instructions on the part of the
delegates would be highly improper,
and contains the statement that no
friend Of his would further any move
ment in be half of third term
The Blaine Club of Cincinnati, 300
strong. arrived this morning and
aroused no little enthusiasm as they
marched from the depot to their hotel.
Charles r. Taft met them and Joined
in the parade.
The club members made a spcctacu-
lar appearance with their tall white
hats. black cutaway coats, red ties, red
carnations. gray trousers and gold
headed canes The marching was the
best thus far displayed by any of the
political clubs.
The exact text of the plank of the Re-
publican platform prepared by Wade Ellis
and approved by President Roosevelt and
Secretary Taft, relating to railroads, is
as follows:
1--WE approve the enactment of a rail-
road rate law and Il vigorous enforcement
of the present administration of the
statutes against rebates and discrimina-
ton as a result of which the adv antages
formerly possessed by the large over the
small shipper have substantially dsap-
peared. In this connection we commend
the appointment of SS50,NGo by the pres
ent Congress in order to enable the inter-
state commerce commission TO thorough
ly investigate and give publicity to the
accounts of railroads.
Eve believe. however that the inter-
state commerce law should De further
amended so as 10 give railroads the right
to make and publish traffic agreements