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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
SomtaQS= Gorrtiponocnt

Sin Slinni baS folacnOc 5nBahs %cr5tdniR OcS srlriscn
rSunntagS Grciponocnt" gcnagt, nn 5t lcbeh' Dap oef1cioc on
fcimcr anocrcbcntidn 3ctmma iiSlt) pn @cn'sorf nOcrtro1tcn
iuuroc. Nndtr bcutiec pGorrcipDnocnt" mWo allen Tn'prndcn &C.
rcGt mcrocn 10 nht nit Idun am Sage uorBcr grbradtcn @cnt9'
fcitcn anfgcpucrt icm.
f. Scitc-SicnroGnoc in Der brmufrUtidcu Conventions Staot
Scmr. WruuuS gniprHdr. Scrmunn Nibbcr'9 WOgs
lilf ais Iicc YraioCnt. Sin Girfnlaridrcibcn Der oraD'
Nmhgcr. NnpdRcH.
=. Scic-SicBanIhc Der WcuObncr Der Ebiippincn. Mlnnters
Srifi in Iapum. Scbimoro cincs %crlcbtcn. 200 Scr.
Iunc ucrlcbt. 0inwcitumg JitUriider StGttc.
>. Scir-Sicyurtidritc orr Arbcitcn M Dem Eanama' Sanal.
Smtclantc Gntblanu0cm III ocn ySHiOn- Safe. Nns bcm
Nnsocm Inucrcm MurD(nue's uno Den am9rcn5cnocn
Starn.
T. Scic-Su nags |lanOrrci. @crincr %rici. Sin NrbritStag oeS
Sails ysilDclm. Trcnfhhc MablnriOiu. Ter SaGcim'
Erci
j. Scic-Sir sanocrfabrt bS rGcrmania gGanmcrdDorS" mad Mt
lant Stu. Frof. SdOnrid ,nu FrGNOcntcn ccS ScntIhs
N~mtfnnidm 2cbrcrbuubes cruablt. SalumOrcr III Mt
INIT GiN. lin Gctf mo GclO. baltimore" Tcrgnn-
N%un5plGbc. &Dm Der Fil9criNbrt.
6. Scnr-Gic.oac in EcrIcn. NnardJc i'm nOrolidcn Sbchc NcN
Icirs. Ger SdN1 BaIdt nd) Fopnlaritat. Die Madt
Der sinbnbnng. Gao &crubnuasN rmbunb.
Z. Schc-Goft ySabridciulih Gin yiurb. Nntumobil Ncnmcn.
Nadci iaotidc Grcianiic. l%lmalifSfall I'M Scar Grcrf.
Giutcdcr ipnltc aluuicr. SO5iaiitcn inter lid. SdiiiS-
n%udidtcn.
8. Scih-2c,elUrrciAc %icrtc. Scntjdc Scrcinc. 6bcrt'S Nnsa'
bcnuOerrst. Sin idlcdtcr Nbidcb. airdcn Scilid-
fcd. @nicbal.
3 She'll.
/. Scic-Mnt bcm bcntidlcn Mcidc. Ser omtidc Sutlhahcr AMI
Der ScbniB Tcnr in Berlin. S6nigspaar i'm Baton.
Wirlm nnO Charlotte nntcrncjmcu cnc &oNunfabrt.
0ctldcs Jnpnlrnpidncn. %srmiiduc tclcsraplidc &c.
pcOcn.
=. Scie-,Nr Spbn Der Nagurt" &Dman ppn Eanl Setter.
3. Scic- Euna0ridJtcn ans Scntidlano mno ocn bcntd iprcd)cn'
bcn Satocrn. ur
t. Scic-Nul Dur Sdcibnnq. EorfuId)tcr'S flcincr NcnO. SOM
Sdphilrl, aSctcnc Sdrcibmnppc. Gc An9it uor ocn
&ufb1n, Sulamb. Gcpcidrn.
), Scit-SnmurliihcS nit Ilnitrationrn.
6. Scir-lipicr rGocrnce &pltsIdDnlWrNn. Mart Suain nno Der
NcdtSamalt. Wiarf Smain nnb bic Srmit &Onigc. gScs
nrr SetsnsSbiocr. Gas critic Scrliucr GinfHdcnbanS.
Scr Ntcu Der SbrGncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Neitroftc d) t.

9eitruftc Gifcr II d t. -
Wcil Scr % Sabre oltc Negcr Hid).
Goof BON 9fr. 2030, Woper'S troBe,
on1 Snmito9 Nlbcno nit elmer gnoe"
rcn licb1ugcltc, gcrietD CT NIT 'clncm
2icbdeu Sooic Worgon bon Nr.
2OOi, Vobcmia Court IN cincnS trelt.
I'm Saoic gum Shiueiget 3t brllt'
0en, 500 Goof ciu HolirmeIIer nno
6rod)te ibr Sdnittmu,oen I'M 8ellbt
uno am ,Miiden bel. Sir oielc Scl'
ocntbot iurote i'm gcltcrn Hit)ter
Carroll bonn norooitlihen StotlonS-
bolta oui 6 Wonote nad Dem 8e'
idnGniB.
iir feline Srchbeit be-
trait. = Yarf.S ergcont eberbort
pcrboftete am Samitag abcno oelt
81 Sabre olten Sobn Gennolp bon
9tr. 1907, @onfsS trobc, neil oerlclbc
onoeblih i'm Batter Borf" iunge
W1ohcu bel1itigte. 9ei'm Scrbor
Dor Eoli5cirihter @orlon0 i'm DIT.
lidenS tutipnsboltS troten iiini jungc
MGbhen gcgen Connolly ullf. 1ic
Iol0e mar, oaB Der Hihier 0clt Arre'
i~tollten 81 elmer Straic bon So mlo
Soften pCropnnertc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

IoS IS
Ir. $50, 6. g. g." bc9in1 gcltcrH
icin SobrrsicIt ouI ieicrlihc @eilc.
grciBig IitnIicOcr nobncn I'M Z llbr
Moracns IN ser Ct. AntoniuS-Sird)c
AT @uroenuiae an Ser bl. Commit
Mon Gbcil nn0 Nbcnos iono IN Der
icl6cn Stride Gin TcitGottcSOicnlt Itatt,
lurld)er BON Totcr &cnnehp bon Der
ct. Murp'S Stnr OF tbc Sea STRIDE
06oltcn murbe. Nod 6cnllclbcn faro
I'M Sdnilgc6Groe nod cine flcinc lit
ter6oltunG ltatt, fir mclfc Die $50. y.
4. Sdulb, So6n q. NlItb, Sobn &c.
tcricn ltno George Spobn Die Nr.
arrangements gctroiicn Soften. Sic Be
omtcn bcS GonjilS lin0: Tr1liocnt
u. ). @eilmont @icc-Frdliocnt Geo.
Spobn, Sdobmciltcr Soi. Gbetlotc,
SefrctGr Scrr Sicbler, Sprcd)er :.
N. NlltG, Collector Dtartin antberg,
Gnnjlcr Srnnf Miincr unb auplUn
Eotcr ". Camp Hcttor ser ct. Nnto.
niilS-0irdc.
Spfcr Ser SiBc. - Ectcr
1optc, eilt 5~2-idbriger Ncger aus
G~ofcpauiQc, Baltimore . So, %Itiir5tc
qeItcrn Mittug plotlid orf Die
Strobe nicocr uno lpuroc bclultBtlps
IN Die @o6nung 0cs Nc1cra @oltcr
8ibion, Nr. 1923, @reenpiaoip.Gourt
aebruht. Iie 9lmbuloni ocS noropelt'
liden EiitriftS iiberiiibrte Den Tcrlll'
eliidten ipdtcr nud) bcm nWtarplanr
8encrul-Soipitul," no CT mad meni'
gen Stunocn iturb. Gin Sit'd)lal
iuur Die llriodle oes SooeS.
Ncger heIcibigt meibt
6rou. - Inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING
ser Tcripcrrumg Scr freien Eoilagt
muroc geitern scr % Sabre oltc Ne
ger @ilbert Sobnlon BON Nr. 419
Siio-S pring.S traBe, ourd) Goli5et
rid)ter Garland i'm oitlifen Tiitrif:
in Grmangelung bon 500 uno Softer
nah Dem 8eidngniB geiunbt. Sobn
jon ipllrbe onl Somitag Ibenb oilrd
Sic Eoli3iiten @oroon unb @anfmil
Ter perboftet, nadbem er cine peiB'
Srou burb ununitanoigc Geoensar
ten beleioigt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Sum Nerfcbr am o0lor'
rel h en- Nicrtcn." -N ud) 9tod)'
rid)tcn bon Der .Gcrciniatcn StrnBclts
balm . @cicaidloit" lpor Der 4. Sull
Gin Mccor0 BREEDER iiir oiclCa %obr III
Nc}lrN oui bic 3obl scr NuiIoNierc,
mCldc an cincm Gage Die Strobcn'
bobn brnlbtcn. Sbmobl nod tcilc
crottcu 3iiicrn 0c9ebci mcr0cn FONT
ten 10 mcintrn bod 9cItcrn bic 9colt-
ten Der @CiCllidnft, Dob 1.0OO,00O
cine conservative S61Bung bcoultcll
Oilric. WcionOcrn Die Ginicll, mcld)C
rlnd Den &orltG0tcr un0 ocn Spnt'
mcrsMciort3 iilbrcn, nurcn am Gage
mic IN 0cn Nbcn0ltnm0cn bis Sitr at
GcrltCn S0llmI0atrult 0ciilllt, mo
plcliod) mar Die GinItcllung bon
Grtro- @ngQona 6lir 9cuGlti0ull0 DeS
&erfebr9 nothig. 9Illd Die rMnihing.
ton, Baltimore 4 Nnnapoli0 Glcftrii.
Idle @obn" mod)te quite @cidGitc. be,
iuftcn bod cine grobc Mcn0c upl1
Seuten M%uibington Inn Die ,Scicr oce
y@lorrcid)cil Tierten "in Ger 9un0ce.
bu1ptiinbt %nti5umohen. Die o@citerlj
Worplan0 9ubn" hrod)te in bier 3ii
gen Die NuHiliiDlcr nod Dem id,0nel
Tcn.Ntur ilno Die Baltimore. Ohio.
o6n"pcronitoltetc SpeSiol,Grfuriio
men nod NbiIoNclpbio, Gbcltcr, Vii
mington, Grcocrid. Autictom uni
Gccr Eorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Niafummcn, SGugcr!

| Ntlontic Gitp fir OCn Gmpidng 0et
@Gitc pom n@crmanio Midnlcr.
DIOR" bcrcit. - Gle umii6tigitcr
%or6rrcitulgcu iiir ullc Gucntuo'
lit6tcn g~ctrpiien, NtIoltlc-G!'
tbs GeutihtDum miro iid jci8cn,
NGDrHo Scr fOmmcn0Cn Gage
miro natilrIid 0o9 Sltcrcile Der @e.
moDnCr Don Baltimore III 9r0Bcrcm
WiuBitubc AM NtIoltic.Git Ncrid)tct
lcirL ais ojcica inter 9cp0bnlidcll
|llnlitduOul Scr Sal lit. 0ic Gan.
DER pom ,@crnluuio Wt0nncr6Cr"
locr0cn bier Gage in Der beriibnltcll
Sto0t an WtCcrr3itrnnOe Ucrbringcl
mo Ouiclbit Elm CONCERT 9cbell, lplc
Is Uicuaidt IN NtlauticsG Stir ME 5lt'
Dor gcD0rt lpltrNc. GuB Die GclltId)cn
bon Nltlontic.Gitp Gin reyes SlltcrclIe
an Dem Ncntd ans Baltimore lleD'
men, lit ictbitperit0n0lid. @r. Garl
&0Itcr. Der gclliulc Gicoottctr Der
,Nltlontic Gitp 6rcicn Erclie", Der
Sen Nubn icincr Stoot bel icOcr &c,
lr0rnhcit an rchtcn Srt o%n5r6rins
gen luciB ipornt uldl IN Der lebtclt
9(ua0obc Der ogtlontic Gitp 6rcicn
Yrclic" lCinc SonO9lUltc in Der Sec
itnOt 5ltm m~iir0iacn Gupiang Der
@0ite aus Der WfpmmmcntenItoot ar.
Gr ldrcibt inter Nu0crcm:
,Nuc &orbcreitungcn 5llnl Ont.
pfon0 0ca .@crntonIu W0nncr6or9"
lino Qctroiicn unO Iiegt IS MN III
sen &un0cu utlrrer 0cutld)cn Gin
moDncr, ob ocrlClbc sur GDrc ocS
Cutidtbun18 Ntlontic Gins mI5.
iGut pOcr nidt.
Gas GlnpionH9 Gomitc ucrinlnmclt
iid am Miontog, ocn 6. Sult, &ornlit-
to0S 9H llbr, III Der SurnboIlc, nm
uun sort lid nod Der Ycnnlplponio'
Stution 81 bcgcben; Der G~rrn6llA Der
Gic Woltinlorcr @GItc bringt, trifft
1cgen fl llbr cir. Winpor 3. =. Stop
miro bic @1ltc i'm 9fonlcn Ser Stoot
6egriibcL ltn0 lucrOcn iid OicIclbcn
inter GSfortc 0tS WiltlifcorpS Oc%
MiQiou Collar 4icrS, Oc3 GitD
troops uno pbcn9cnunntcn Counties
rod Dem @runO gltlunticsSotcl begcs
bcn poiclbit Oiciclbcn @obnung neb.
Ilcl1.
Nohmnl$ lei bier btnlcrft, 00B lcs
Der Gcltihc, Der irgcnO obt0nmlid),
rringcno criltd)t lit, iid) ocnt Gomitc
on5uidliebcn, 10 Oob cin m08lidit
0rubc$ Contingent pom 0cutldcn scr
StoOt 5lm Gmpinngc Der 9ultlntor2r
Wditc unlpclcub lit.
nod S0llB OcS Gon5crtcS IinOet
ser Gommrr& in @ron0 Ntldntic So
lei itutt, ulo spar nit Nonlcn; Der
Cintritt 81 ocrnlclbcn lit inter @or.
5Ci0llng BON Nbjcidcn Naltottct; Die,
lclbcn f0nncn i'm Sauic Oc$ Wontug3
u1o Gicnitoga in Der Turnbolc ii
Gmpiong gcnonmct lpcrOcl1.
Dos GririldulNN Gonlltc bot 1ltr
sic Iciblid)cn @coiiriniiic olli'9 @2Ite
gclor0t, lntO iiir Die bor5llbictcnocn
QciItigcn lit Dem sum Tnrliber oc@
GommcricS crm1bltcn Ncrrn &afob
Niallcr ireicr Spielrnun gcloiicn
morOclL olio fonncn mir ulld) IN Die
lcr Nc5icbrulg lid)cr gebclL ouB ctlun8
Wc0icgcncS gcbotcn miro.
Milo nod cinnol, Sbr GCutiden
BON HltInntic Gitn merit ate tlcin.
lihrn @cocnfcn 5ltr Scitc, ncr9cBt,
Wlnn elmer o0cr 0cr un0crc picllcld)t
iibCricbcn iii, 5ciAt 0cl 00ltcn bon
Baltimore, oaB e9 Gin itortcS Ocllt-
idca Clement in Ntlontic Gitp glcbt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

@nltimprcr, mcldjC bic Gunner
IUnatr nnhcrbnlG Der Staot Orrbrin'
ncn, f6nucn bcn GOrrciponocnt" mad
ir9eno cincr NOrciIc in ocH Gcrcinig.
fen Stnaten, europa, McrifO nnb
Canada 5noriditt crBaltcn. Die
Norciir mag 10 oft ais 9ciuinidJt &c.
GnScrt iucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Scbbcl's cin5iaes Ntelier.

@ir babcn mir Gin Ntclicr in galti.
more, nnS bas befinoct iidj III Scr
Gtasc ST cbencr Grbc, Nr. 321, Noro'
8aD-, nabe Sigb.Str. &inocr'Ebo.
tpgrapbicm cine S%pcsialitat. = Gcinc
Mscntcn nmb fcinc Srcppcn 81 itcigen.
5. Scbbcl. 6. Grmi, Weidjaftsfibrer.
(315@) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Shco. s. Niener & So.

Ientlde5 rtlo onOereS auSl1noi.
ihes @elb gefaitit uno pcrfouit.
@eloicnoiinBcl beiorgt nod 3eutidj.
lono Seitreif, RubIono Ii. /. NJ.
@ehicI ouSgeitcat artf ouslGnoiihc
@nnfen. Greoitbrieie uno 3rouelers
Cheques.
217 Slt.gaItimpre.S traRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Shiffsfartem

bon ullo nod europa iiber Baltimore
ober Nclu.Oorf, aajiitc ooer 3piiderl.
oed. @chiel alslGnoiides 8clo,
Grcoit6riefc unb @elOienOungen.
S9cO. s. Siencr & So,
Nr. 217, it-Haltimurc.S traRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
l:oli3iItcn Die Soitbiire obllc g9citc
q o 6 sinner.

sod Gincr.
9l0un1 Gotb, cin Mirtb BON gfr,
1000, 2onpalt.Str. mllr0e geltcrll
9tohnlittog pont Ser8colltct Gloaep
pcrboitct lunS inter Der InId)llot'
oltnQ, am Sonntog @ter pertollft 81
bobcn, in Der nor0meItIld)en Folljcl'
Itution cingelicicrt. Sn Der Ntrtb'
Iboit nltrocn 5p2i 3clt9cn ongctrof'
len uno Gin @loa @icr nit @eld)ln1
belc0t. Cos @crb6r iinoct bclltc Dor
Mid]tcr Spion Itntt.
Sln 2 iibmcltcn
Scrocont SGonlu5 Gllirf n1h Ole
Voli5iItcn SolpfinS mo S6ulb per-
ihoiitcn iid) 0citcrn Nto6ntittog tllr'
nod) 4 llGr Ginlab III Die Mlrtbld)oti
ocS Srn. Guipor NJ. 2ltb Nr. COB
MilfcnS. Nucnllc, mo nabmelt lcdDS
T%crioncn fcit, mcld)c ltd) III clllcll'
3immcr 0S rritcu StodlucrteS oltt
bicltcn. Wcluciamatcriul tountc abel
nidlt cnt0ccft lucrOcn. S0mmtllh(
Ecrioncn. ciniNlicbIid ocS @irtbcS
mltrOcn ucrboitct unO Scr iilolpcIt
lid,cn Yoli5ciitotion cit9cllcicrt. Srt
mlrOc lmtcr bic ACKNOWLEDGING &c
Itcat, am Sonntog Spirittolen per
follit 5l 6obcrl. IoS Serb6r finoc,
bclltc Dor 9lidter Stanley ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
...Onrmpuic.Safe,"

Ir. Al, Mcit.Jngettc.S trakc, aarl
sdmiot, Snbabcr. Sortmnnoer nmO
Marscn @ier am Sapf. Diners
Sumpers a Ia carte. Ser Sommer.
sartcn iett fir bas Enblifnm oiieu.
(aprilt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
SunncnOnf. nnN llntcr0nnN.
TaS Ncttcr.

Iiir Worplon0 mn0 Sen GiItrtft
Columbia bClltC flares @ettcr, Nirn'
itng H%c9cnGiliic mo fiiblcrc Icnlpc.
rntltr uno friid,c Silo>pinoc.
@cltern bctruNb Die b0d)ltc Scntpt.
rntltr so Wru0 nm , llbr 9todnlit-
tags mo scr nicorigitc THERMOMETERS
itono mar y @ro0 I'M 5 llbr Nor
gems.
&t cen iibri1cn @umoca g3cttcr.
bCobdhtung@ Stotioncn lullr0e Die
iolqcnoc MorimIol Temperature rc0i,
I~trirt;
eoitport 60, Tortlano ST. Nolton
80, Albolm %, NCm })orf IS. EGilo.
bdpbio 90, Ntloutic Gitv 7G. Gapt
Mop SO, Moibington Sc, NprioIf 80,
Nnttcro9 ST. Charlotte IS. Milmin0s
ION Sc, Soponnnb Sc, Sodionpiac
81, %npitcr 81, Sen NSclt Sc, NtInntn
81, montgomery so. Ncu NrlConV
So, FolcItinc IS, @nlucIton Sc. Gnr+
pms Gbriiti SIS, Mcmpbi3 IS, Gircill.
noti 30, Eitt@burG Sc, OawcNo SO.
Buffalo IS, GIcpclnuo 50, Gctroit 50.
Ilpcno 81 MtorQlrcttc -, @rccn 9ou
50, Chicago IS. Gullrtb ~ 81. EoiI
7G, 81. %ol,i2 IS, &nnio3s Stu SIS.
Omaha 90, Nlron 50, @i3mord II.
gSiQiiton 20, @oprc 10, Nclcno Ct.
2cnDcr Sc. Nortb EIotic, Go0NcGitu
81, NnlnriIo 80, Sos N1gclC9 76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

NaiCbull. - GoS bcmcrfcn@-
mertbcllc @oicbnll Spiel lett piclrl
Sohrcn fam gcltcrn in Ncruort 5lui-
idcn &ericUz GitD mo Acuorf 5ilnt
Yhletru0 o0er piClmcbr 6 blic5
mentihic0cll Ou fcincr scr bci0cn
Gllrba III Ocn 10 o<$nninRS" ollf) mr.
cinen oNun" ilbcr Ole NIattc bringcn
fonntc, GiCo itcbt cin5ig in Der @c.
ididtc 0C8 Sportc2 on mo biI0ct
eilcn Mcfor0 liir iid).
Ger Gpntclt onllcrtc 3 Stull0Cl
nnO 30 Minntcn. Bic .Eithcr5" go.
iittc iiir ScrieU Gitn mo @rudctt iiir
Nclport lciItctcn NllHAcicihnctc2. Sc.
FER bon ibncn oitrild ont" II Spiclcr
rno crlollbtc Den rcip. @cNncm MIR
mCnigc o&it3" - &criep Gin modtt
hcrcn MIR & ul6 9tcmurt mIr 3. Hllldl
ric ilbri0rl Spiclcr morcl ull bCnl
CunT, mo trpb Der uobcju / ltili.
0l1cn InItrcnqltng nlnd)tc SCrlcO 81
~ ] ulb Neuorf 3 Tcblcr.
Iic .SrioIco" mur6Cn IN Nodpor;
bon Erouioencc 81 0em Conc bon Z
gegen / pcrbnllcn mo III WontrCuI
ulterloA Ger bcimiidc Stub Dem aus
Sorontn NIT elmer oStorc" pom 3 &c.
gen o.
Foli5ci i0ubcrte SoI3.
b0ic c. - Sn elmer 0citcrn 6cinl Nor
gcngrnuCn oIi Die al @cit-6uu& Npc
belcgcncn Soliboie porgcnomnlcnrr
Io55io mltrbcn fl EcrioncrL sic lid
BORT mnbcrtricben, iCitpcuommcn uni
untcr Scr Inidul0igung 0cS &agu
bunbirena mad ser mittlcrCn Eoliici
%itniion 9cbrodt. EoIi5eiridtcr Gran
nan lieb led9 bcrielbcn |Inuicn; lie
ben, George Mbitc. Somcs Gcrcnicr
George 2clpiS, Charles @ooomuro
Soiepb Ioois, 81. &orria llnO Hobt
Eeott, nrrOen nit ic 5pci Wonotci1
mo einer, Sranf Sogcrtn, nit JEDI
Mpnoten arbcitSDuuS bcitroit.
@irb in 3ufunt pori d'
tiger iein. - @eil er lid ollgct
lid Sri. Moie Spnnn BON Nr. $40.
S'9onnel StraBe, grgeniiber s.
arobe 5reibeitcn erloubi boitc, murb
aeitcrn Der Is Sabre 4bii. Mon
bon Or. 60l, Siio.9raoiorosSt robl
burd5 Holi3eirifter Garland I'M oi1
lifen Siotionsballs auf 6 Wcnot
nod Dem Siootgeiangnib geianot.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04
Louis Lundemo Dead.

The following account of the death
of Louis Lundemo is taken from the
Minneapolis Tribune of July LIST. Mr..
Lundemo was formerly resident of
Morris, and is remembered by many
friends here. He was employed as a
drug clerk while here, and was marri-
ed to daughter of DR.. Sutherland.
The Tribune says:-"An accidental
overdose of morphine, to the use of
which he had been addicted for some
years, caused the death of Louis Lun-
demo yesterday afternoon at the re-
sidence of P. McGrath, 1l2O Fourth
street southeast, where he roomed.
He was found dead in bed by a broth
erin law, who went to his room to
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Ways Players, the same excellent
company who presented ga Woman
of Mystery" here in March, present.
ed ga Night in Balloon" under can
vas here on Thursday evening. Their
tent did not arrive until 7:4O in the
evening, and it was nearly ten O'Clock
before the show could begin and then
it was presented under great Difficult
ties. However, the attendance was
good and the audience was well pleas
ed with the company and the play.
The company expect to be here for a
week stand later i'll the season and
will be assured of liberal patronage
and the people of Morris can be assur-
ed of treat in the theatrical line.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04
DeIahunt-GaIVin.

Mr.. Michael and Miss Julia L. Gal
vim were married at the Assumption
church on Tuesday morning in the
presence of a large number of friends
and relatives. The service was per-
formed by Rev. Edward Jones. The
bride was attended by Miss Slavin, of
St. Paul, as bridesmaid, and Miss
Margaret Calvin as maid of honor,
while T. J. Delahant and Thos. Calvin
attended the groom. The wedding
march was played by Miss Duffer, of
St. Paul, who also sang go Promise
Me-" Miss Mabelle Carney also
sang. After the ceremony the bridal
party and relatives repaired to the
home of the BRIDES mother, where
the wedding breakfast was served
Both of the contracting parties are
well known in this community, and
have many friends who extend to
them congratulations and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delahunt left on the
Tuesday noon train for visit with
friends and relatives in ST. Paul and
Superior.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04
M, e. Church.

The improvements in the Metho-
dist church having now been COM
pleted re-opening services will be
held all day tomorrow and Monday
evening. The morning service will
begin at 1920 o'clock, at which time
Rev. E. @. Clemans, D. D., District
Supt. of the Duluth district, will
preach, and the musical features will
be as tollows:-
Organ Prelude .-.....M Mrs. Borrill
Duet "Jesus Savior Pilot Me- .
Poutius
Miss Slawson, Mr.. Forkner.
Offertory Solo. so, Dry Those Tears"
Teresa del Reigo.
Mrs. Moran,
Violin Obigato, Mrs. Lee.
Quartette. 30 Jesus, Thou art Stand
ing" Brewer,
Misses Maude and Vera Slawson,
Messers. Forkner and Borrill
There will be short session of the
Sunday school following the preach
ing service.
The evening sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. E. Fl. Nicholson, D. D.,
District Supt. of the Litchfield dis
trict. The following musical numbers
will be rendered.
Organ Prelude .... Mrs. Borrin.
Duet. sBow Down Thine Ear"
Ambrose
Miss Carney, Mr.. Forkner.
Offertory Solo. 80 Lord Be Merciful'
Bartlett, Miss Slawson.
Quartette. "My Soul Shall Be Joyfup'
Misses Carney and Slawson
Messers Forkner and Borrill. 4
Solo. SO Can Wait ... Briggs,
Miss CARNEY.
This service will begin at 8 O'Clock.
On Monday evening at 8 O'Clock Rev.
E. G. Clemans, D. D., will give his
very popular and interesting lecture,
"Every Man His Own Paradise"
Wherever this lecture has been given
it has been received with the greatest
The price of admission
will be only twenty five cents; the
proceeds for the benefit of the church.
The Methodist Male Quartette will
furnish music for this occasion.
The public is most cordially invited
to be present at all these services and
assist in celebrating the re-opening
of the church.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

I offer for Immediate sale, the
Northeasterly one-half of lot IS, and
the southwesterly one-half of lot 49,,
being more particularly described as
lot two, county subdivision of lot 49,,
block 1, Morris, Minnesota, all in
block of the town, now city of Nor
ris, for twenty five dollars cash sub
ject to taxes, etc. No. 1854 Harriet
Ave. S., Fl. M. Martinson, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

During the high water the past
week, fish have been running from
the river to Crystal Lake, and it is
probable that the lake is now well
stocked with coarse fish of all sizes.
Small fish and minnows were driven
up the various creeks which drain in
to the lake and could be seen in some
of the cutters about town.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

There was a hearing on Judicial
Ditch No. One before Judge Flaherty
on Saturday, when many of the far
mers of Hodges appeared in opposi-
ton to the ditch. This ditch runs
partly in the town of Hodges and
partly in Pope county, and while it
would be beneficial, yet the cost of
construction and the damages are SO
nearly equal to the estimated benefits,
and might even exceed the benefits,
that Judge Flaherty decided not to
order the ditch.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04
Weather and Crops.

More heavy rains fell last Friday
night and Saturday night and show
er again on Monday night, but since
then the weather has been clear and
cool. June made a record of 1913
inches of precipitation, not only the
heaviest June on record, but the most
rainfall for single month.
The effect on the crops has been
bad, and yet there is still promise of a
good crop with favorable weather
during July and August. The hay
crop is affected the most on account
Of SO many meadows being turned
into lakes.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

call him. DIR. Henry Moth, deputy
coroner, was called and pronounced
death as accidental, due to morphine
poisoning.
"Lundemo was 81 years old and
was formerly the proprietor of a drug
store at Litchfield, Mimi. He has
been in Minneapolis for several
months. lie is survived by a widow
and daughter, Marjorie, 10 years
old. The body was removed to the
undertaking establishment of Fox s.
Long"
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

The Dode Fisk Dog and Pony Show
and Trained Wild Animal Exhibition
which appears in this city on Tues
day, July 7th under auspices of the
Stevens County Agricultural Society
has more wonderful features than any
travelling show on the road today.
This show is not common every day
attraction, but supports the best tai
emit, owns the most valuable trained
animals, has an excellent cornet
band and gives an elaborte street
parade at one O'Clock.
Last Sunday the Sunday team won
their fifth game out of six played.
Their victims were Hancock and after
the smoke cleared the board showed
9 to 4 In favor of Morris.
Both teams played good ball and
with the football and oratory cut out
would have sent the Minneapolis team
to the northern league. Bingo pitch
ed fine game for Morris getting IA
strike-outs while Murphy and Gorder
of Hancock got only 4.
Score.
Runs Hits Errors
Morris S. T. 9 6 4
Hancock
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Mrs. Dorothea Kohl returned Sun
day night from Ray, N. D., where
she has been visiting for the past six
months with her daughter, Mrs. G. Q.
Johnson. Mrs. Johnson and daughter
returned with her and will visit here
for some time.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Joseph Pheiffer, formerly in the
barber business in Morris, but now of
Butte, Mont, has been in Morris this
week visiting old friends and also TAX
ing the commandery degrees in Bethel
Commandery.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04
Morris does not have public eele

Morris does not have public eele-
bration of the Fourth today, and
many of our citizens will 60 to
neighboring towns to spend the day.
Some will go to Chokio, where good
celebration is planned, and others to
Glenwood to take in the celebration
there and spend day at the Lake.
There will also be celebration at
Steinbrink's grove in Darnen, where
there will be sports aud an Grafton by
Attorney Q. B. Randall.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Having season is here and the I'M
certain weather makes necessary to
rush the hay into stack as early as
possible. To do this buy an Acme s.
foot Mower at Stewards for $40 cash.
Get two of his sweep rakes at $17 each
for cash and then put it into stack
with one his stackers and your work
is we'll and cheaply done.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Mr.. Fisher of the architect firm of
Thori, Albion & Fisher, was in Morris
Thursday looking over the court
house in order to draw plans and
specifications for installing heating
plant, sewer connection and closets
and enlarging the vault In the audi
tors office.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

The DeLaval cream separator runs
the lightest, and skins the cleanest of
any separator on the market. The
new styles at the new prices make
them the best in every respect. Call
and see them and get prices at
Stewards.
Morris tribune., 1908-07-04

Supt. r. S. Roberts returned the
first of the week from the agricultur-
al summer school at st. Anthony.
Miss Grace Hall, of Morris and Miss
Ella Johnson and Miss Wilcox, of
Hancock, also attended from this
county.