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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
Grammar League.

Leigh beat Madison School in the
Grammar League game at Byrd Park
yesterday by the score of &c to 2.
Leigh played good game. and the
result was never in doubt from the
G,.cf inning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
Portsmouth.

Richmond .....3 o0002'-5
Portsmouth ..........0 o L 0 90 o.
Summary: Two-base hits-Strader.
Titman, Ison. Three-base hits-Iiop-
kins. Stolen bases-Riggs. Titman.
Herring. Base on balls-of Howard.
9: off Vail 2. Struck out--by Howard,
81 by Vail, 3. Wild pitchcs-Vail
Time Of game. 1855. Umpire, Byron.
Attendance, 5000.
Burns hit by batted ball.
80 Fitzgerald batted for Herring in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
INDOOR LEAGUE

In the Indoor Baseball League at
the Y. NJ. G. a. last night the Tigers
whipped the Athletics, 3 to /; and the
Cunts defeated tho White Sox, to
1. Lineup and scores:
Tigers--P. II. Davis, catcher NJ D..
Lawrence, pitcher; u. ID. Johnson.
Ishortstop; l. j. Lichtenstein. shortstop;
X. NJ. Lawrence. first base; j. II. Web
Der (captJ. third base; w. j. Rosen-
baum. second base.
Athletics-W. y. Sydnor. catcher II.
b. cullen, pitcher: j. d. Ewell (capt),
Ishortstop: Nee. Thornton, first base
A. c. Walton, shortstop f. o. Cole.
second base; a. c. parracott. third
base
The score by innings: r.
Tigers ................ 0o1o2-
Athletics. ............. OOl0 q
Summary: Base on balls--off Law
La wrcnce. IL; by Cullen, 10.
Giants-G p. Fits. catcher: W. n.
chernault. pitcher; w. q. Nuckols.
|shortstop: Il. S. Loving tcapt0, short
stop; c. V. Robinson. first base; l. g.
Guy. second base; c. c. McGehee, third
base; D. Cromarter. left field; NJ. G.
Caplon. right field.
White sow. p. Sadler. catcher:
r. II. Twining, pitcher: w A. Col
Ilins. shortstop; T. A. Williams. short
Quares, third base; II. sutton. first
base.
The score by innings: r.
Giants. .............. 2OO2 /
Summary: Base on balls-Off Cher
nault. 3. Struck out--By Chernault,
s. by Twin!ng, I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
| PIG W. Marshall St.

At the request of the owner, who is
leaving the city. we will ofter for sale,
on the premises. on
MONDAY, NAY II. 1908.
at O'clock z. NJ that attractlv. de-
tached frame dwelling No, 1919 West
Marshall Street. The lot fronts Is
feet and runs back 14ala feet 10 a
good alley. and the improvements con-
sist of good two-story frame house,
with sin rooms. The house Is IN good
order. nicely papered and painted and
heated by latrobe stove, The not
distant future will make this property
highly valuable for business uses.
TERMS: Easy and ANNOUNCED az sale,
y. w, BOWIE a. SON
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
Auftton 5ales, Ubis zap.
FRIDAY. MAY STH,
AT 3.3O O'CLOCK p M


BY direction of B. P. Jones & Co.
we Will sell their wood and coal yard
equipment. stock of groceries, fixtures,
etc, at No. 5000 NJ Street, corner OF
Thirtieth and NJ Streets. on above date
and hour, consisting of comparatively
new Eight Horsepower Gasoline En-
CINE. complete with water and gaso
lene tanks; Circular Wood Saw and
Table Betting about twenty cords OF
dry North Carolina Pine Wood, about
ten tons of Coal. fine Bay Horse. splen.
did worker. good condition. and weight
about 1900 pounds. almost new TOT
Wagon, good set of Wagon Harness,
Wood and Coal Carts. large Ice. Box
Capacity ten tonsl. two total adding
National Cash Registers, Counter and
Floor Platform Scales. Nickle Fronts
Show Cases, Copper Measures. Meat
Block Feed Bins, Heating and Cook.
ing Stoves. Beer Coils, ETC.; also. a
small stock of staple shelf groceries
Soaps. etc.
Sale positive. Broad and Twenty.
fifth Street cars pass the door.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games: rain

No games: rain.
Games To-day.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago
Nav, yprl. OF pnstop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08

Roanoke .............O o o o 2--5
Summary: Two-base hits-Clayton
and Painter. Home runs-Eirkpatrick.
Sacrifice hits-Bowen. stolen bases
Bowen and kirkpatrick. First base
on errors-Lynchburg. L Roanoke. /.
.. Left on bases-Lynchburg I; Roa-
noke 10. Struck out-by West. 3: by
Thompson. 5. Base on balls-off West.
tHesslcr. Shaffer and Painter). Wild
pitch--West. Hit by pitched ball
Raley Hooker and Lohr Attendance,
900 Time of game. 1855. Umpire.
Mr.. Mace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May I'm
the locals part of the ninth there
were two on bases. two out and two
runs needed to win the game, when
Taaffe hit to deep right for three bases.
Score by innings: r. II Il.
Jacksonville ....00l1O0o 90 s .
Columbia ...... % 90 0 000 2--3 5 /
Batteries: Goetell and Roth; Welsh
err and Cote. Time 2:o5. Empires,
Buckley Sutton and Harnish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08

Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. I.
Sacrhce hits-Bonner, Carroll, Doyle
and Rheinhart. Left on bases-Dan-
VILE g: Norfolk, .. Strike outs-Wal-
ker. 8; Carroll, l. Bases on balls
Walker, L. Time, 1905 Umpire, West
ervelt. Attendance, 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08

SAVANNAH. GA, May 7.-savannah
won from Augusta this afternoon by
the score of to /.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Savannah ......0O1001 o'-3 Z 2
Augusta .......0O00o10 OIL 10 5
Batteries: HiXon. Kieber and Kahl-
koff; Richardson and Brown. Time,
1850. Umpire. Lanigan.
CHARLESTON. S. c., May 7.-Foster
worked splendidly in the box FOR the
locals, while Buckle seemed to lose
control, and this. coupled with loose
PLAYING, enabled Charleston to win
easily.
Score by innings: r. H. z.
Macon 1000 o 0 O 90 4 4
Batteries: Foster and Reisinger;
Buckle and Shea. Time, 1:4O. I'M
nira TrlIhy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
4uction Scales, Tbts Zap.
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
els East Broad.
AUCTION SALE

HANDSOME wS oF CHAMBER
SUITS OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
PARLOR SUITS. PICTURES, ETC.
We will sell at our warerooms. No.
SIS E. Broad Street, THIS (F'riday)
MORNING, NAY sTH. commencing at
1920. for parties leaving city, Hand
some Marble-Top Walnut Suit. Oak
Chamber Suits. Glass Door Wardrobe
to match. Handsome Oak Bullets, En-
tension Tables. Brass Beds, New Mat
tresses Pictures and Large Mantle
Mirrors, Couches and Leather Chairs,
Organs and Upright Pianos. Rockers
and other Chairs, Refrigerators, Sing
err Machine (cost s60). Rugs. Drug
gets. Mattings. and Oilcloth; other fur
too numerous to mention. La
dies especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08
TRUCKERS GO DOWN
BEFORE RICHMOND
sent to the bench when tho Truckers
held the field for fussing with the

Willie Richmond underwent an or
DERBY. retirement in the next round the
Truckers checked again. Herring
struck out, but Hopkins followed with
whllop and ash was too muddy for
fast .outilelding, he never stopped until
reaching third. Burns was hit by a
batted ball. but Sandherr juggled Walls
bingle, which allowed Hopkins to score.
Lawrence went out at first on lson's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08

BY n, w. Bowe &, Son.
Real Estate ANct!oneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-08

Ba,ted for west in ninth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
belt, Die repraientiren t0mtelt, ober-
aus Der ei9elen 5ajdlc.

"'N - N'BNiNIl <NIulN.
@uS pom SEN IC(egutin D.
llen aus Dem Siioen oti ser Gonpen.
tom ppn Chicago bcuoritebcn mag,
5eigt ser Gorgan0 ser Stoots.G Con
rcutlon IN Sation D}iii., NC Ole Nm
b0n9er oes Senatora 6orofer, meiit
Nc9cr, lih 3utritt in Sen Situng5-
lool perldoiicn mpllten uuO bon BEN
DSiltcnmeiBcn>" mic BORT Die meiBen
3|cpllblifater gcnonut mcr0cll NIT
61lllten lttl0 Nepolucrn ~binau9geia1t
m1r0en. Gcrmutblid mcrocn lif
mebrcre gctbciIte Gclcgationcn orI
Der National 9 GonocHtion ciniin0cn
mo OaS 9e9IolbiaungS . Gomite
miro oicIeIbe Milbc boben, mie lt)on
oft 5ltpor.
Ser HoroItern" in ga
SrolIc, Mi5c., bat ans AnlaB lelnea
30. @eburt5toges cine Slbtl0lmIas
~Nula0abc bcrousgegebeL cine Erddt
hummer DON 1870 Selten, Die ilber
Oa2 Mer0cn mo @udien Ser ifoncn
luI0 moOerucn StuOt bcrid)tet, ilber
0u3 Gcnidtbum Der StaOt, Die Ser
cine, obcr all6 0o5 GelltidtDum oco
Stoatca MiacOnjil, Die liAter gSiS-
c%on'in'9 ln0 0nS IGltidtbum in Den
Der. Staotell bciprtd,t, @oa "a &C.
Io9t miro, bat aud iIber Die Stoot
ga Grolic un0 Den Stnot NSiSconlin
binults Sntereile. 0u5u fornmt cine
SSiille bon ,SQllitrotionem 2lniid)ten
bon 9ulten mo Sta0ttbeilen, prGd)
tige Scenerien olla Ser llm9ebung
l1o cine Otcnge giiocr pom ben Eto1
nicren Der Sto0t bis beroui 81 0en
bcrporragelocn 9ilrAern Der @e8en-
mart. Gic MunOlrtc Don 9il0crn
limo obne Nll9nobme iebr id0IL
Decentralization ser Ellllitrotion. Cine
tildtlgc Sllbildulna Nlmumcr, bic
Dem nltoroltern" lmo icinen 0crota,
QCbcrn Ghre madt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Suhm Ermns.

IS fart am 1, Mai to0S. / ll6r a. gta6mits
Tags, IN leiner Iebtcl &SobHung, Dir. 2t3O. Guls
lpsIbelle, Jnbu SfnnS. ~aeiicbtcr @atte BON
9tebettn ". Grlt1re tgc1 Jtdocde). I'M IItcr
guna iinoet Spupcrtaa, NUt I. MlGi, gtuduiis
tags 3 llbr bon Der IHtNcrtiher ct. E%auIssHtr=
he an Sremnnt.gtoe. ,luh Sdratogu gStr, aus
einaelaoen limo, ,,.,Irf f~.
G9orf, 4a.. Seliper. 60. uno GbeDnitp, @Bo..
3ciiuuuCl lpoleltf de- L1CuutrenJr VI u2G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

unicrc 9otihafter in
Nicn lperoen sort nidt rcd)t pornl.
Sotidaitcr Charles 2. Srancis bot
Dos Northumberland, bas er bisber
beipohnt, all Sen iopnniifcn 9otId)af=
ter obgetrctcr, lpcil linn ieine MittcI
ntd)t llcbr erlNlbteu, sic bohe Wietbe
81 5abIcn. Sb ouS ser einSige @rllno
ut, Der Mrn. 6runciS neranlaBt, bon
@icn 5u ldciocn, mag babin gcltellt
bleibeil. Scin %orsdngcr 9ellamp
Storcr muroc BON 8ien nbberllien,
ipell lif Bic Satin alti cigenc Salllt
nit poiltiid) oiplomatiid)en Gingerl
betoBt hobcn iolltc. Die Nbberufung
lpllrOe III &ien rtid)t germ geleben.
Oh Die 1cIcllld)nitlihc Stelllthg ocs
Hnd)tolAcr@ 0a0urd) meniger dnaes
nebn AcruorOcn, lit iolpeit nid)t be-
tnlttt acpor0cn. SIS mllb mieOer elll
Sdmtrreiher ais 9otidaiter nad)
@len, Der uiel 5uSuiesen bat mo
Dem ea nid)t boraui anfpmmt, @elo
los 5l meroen. Phi Die biplomati-
ld)en 6dbl9teiten foinmt es ia ipobl
penlget ail. Gas reidite 2ano Der
eroe ltI,lB oiplomatiihe Gertreter ba-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

@uuoc8ienntor @0tlcu,
ser idlou ieit einigenM od)en III Serua
lit, lrnt nad icinen politIiden oSen,
sen" 81 IehcL bat oui &elragcll Irel.
miitbil erfI0rt, 0oB cr Elm cntihieOe,
uer @c9ncr ser Stoats F~robibition
Ici. 9ocol Option 9cuii9c polItoms
men. Gr tonnc nid)t einlcbcrL mo-
rum sic 9iirgcr eines Counties lid
nm Die 2(ngclc0cnbcitcn zines onoe-
rem Counties filmnlcrn %lolltct. @o.
RIM niht mcitcr qeben? @orum
Iollen iid) sic Gcrtrcter Der Nrobibi-
tioniitcn nm Die 9lngelcgenbcitcn DC
rcr fiimnuncrn, mcld)e in Der Frobl.
bition cine @ceintrGd)ti1mg i6rcr
Menid)cn- mo Niir0crredte lebcn?
2cbcn uno Scbcnlnilen; jcOcn, pie er
cS iiir Iid) an bcItcn balt, obne Dob
OaS @emeimuobl oarlnter lcioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
.Nrod. z Waudlcr.

IS itarb nm 4. 4@inr luuS IN Geinrr 98obmnG,
9ir; Illl, polbroof Siragc. 1rdnS :. Ninuher,
a~Gllcbter @aitGi ulu. i1bertM Wdiber, aeb.
e~roiGunN iiuhef 3 ehueritaai oclti 1T Mi. < lbr
WtUrpcle. BON oeg pbCUQeHpnnieIt 2SphnuIlg aus
itntt. mo Damn 'iudl Set Stt Tdfobu5sSirtbt
ipu nm o llbr cine ~9te0ltiein 2Eciic fir ouo 0cil
ieiuer Sec,c relcbrtrCU miro, NcifetuuR prlbus
Tim .s (i9G-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

Cine SARGE Scr 6cict9cs
bulg bat iid 0ic Warplu1oer olesnal
oclciitet. @llroe on cine Siu einges
rcift,. peld)e SEN Ncrfuui bon Spi-
ritlioicn III 9rootlm uno Curtis 9np
sniihcn fl llhr Nod)tS llno 6 llbr
Mur9enS perbpt. Gam mltr6e Der
Bill Elm AmcnOcnlent ongebGngt, ooS
bcn &crfoui BON Spiritlloicn III Den
0enanutcn 0iItriftcn 5luiiden ~ llbr
Wtittaga un0 & lthr Worgens perbot.
llno Die Iicbcnmol gcIiebtcn SolonS
ltinlmten iiir oos Nmenoenlent. Gin
Mirth lon ld)on INN II llbr WittugS
Die guoc 5ltnddcn. llno Der 9loo-
Jim lit @clcb GCporoen. Is miro
n%n0eoelltet, Dab 0na ENHANCEMENT Den
&erfullf Don Spiritup'en his ~ llbr
Nad)ts b0ttc ollaochnen mpllcn.
NQcin mic t6Nncn iold)e ,Srrtbiinler
III 8clebaebum1cn porfommen? @ie
tonlcu Tie @cice wcrbcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

pofnI for Nuiloing StorlrsgSater Drains, Con-
trait CIR. a." an Den BOARD of sllparos" per
Gtaot Baltimore geri6tct, peroen bis Witt
i'm 8iireau oe5 Srtl. Z. Sepeu 16oma9, Std6t
8eaiitrnior. I'M Hatbbnis. baltimore, mo, emit
0eGcr aenOmuen fir oelt Ban bon He9enfUaler:
itno, ole i'm 9ilredu oe5 Gbei Sngelieurs Der
%Gominilliou aufbelpdbrt ftnb.
Gpc8ilifniionell uno 4Sline ionllen am itio
rntJ Wiontag, ben If. Mai. 1908, ntrll 9ell6
mer 904, american Suiloiua," Baltimore, NIB,
crIuHgt peroeu. Cine @ebiibr bon $500 piro
fir ieoe Spe5tftfa,ion nit @lanortd erbobell.
Gin beelau6ioter Gbed oeS @ieters fir $4l50.
ail cine nGIcGrtua 9oufe"s9ani ee5oger, auf
bic Sroer hes WiuDor5 mo Staotrnths bon
Baltimore 5abIbnr, ptro nit ieoepl Ingeboi
~perlangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

Mnssbpte ,uerbeu fir orn 8rbrnnfl Der Glet
triiden 6pmmifiton. III Observation-Disclosures mt
oen bon benz 9befsSngcntenr Der 9eTlaiilltel
GummiIlion ausgeurbeiieten Spc5i1tfatloHe1 ilr
oe 2ieferine bon speetal Gnst 4tps snt8e9en
genontmer.
Ilen fol6en 9(naeboten muB Elm bcgIaubigter
Gbcd oes @teters bon 5000, an Den liapor lllo
Staotratt bon Baltimore .nut cine pelearti8
9oufe" 9anf ee5oaen ~bei9efiigt fem.
g~tneebotc mtifcn berlteaelt uno on ben
npoaro OF 9tnaros, care of J. Sepeu 3borlas,
Gin Neatiter =" a~oreffiri fein. Giefelbeil i1iitieti
cor II ttbr Wtor9els Dtlttlupd,, q. D!at 1905, III
Slnoen beS Observation-Disclosures III oeiien 9ureau
ib %beftnoer.
Die Goriratt : geb6roe bebaIt iih bas 9tedt
bot. ireeno zines ODER ale Nn9ebote 6i oer'
merfeIt. =.
6ilr Spe5iftfationen ltlb rdbere N%tSfltnit
lpeuoe man ft1 an
0barftS 6. gGefps, Jun,
Gbefz SngelIlellr.
geftdtiet: Baltimore, Wb.
Z. SarrD WaBupl,.
Yrafioent Der 9oniruftsBeb0roe.
(WpriI24 ,25,2 %, 29, sc; Iiaii, 2,4,5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

Su 1906 er0DGtc bic
nEenniuIuonia Giienbabn lire Gipi.
oenoe olli iicben Ero5ent INTO Die Nf-
tien innfen I'M Yreiie. 2eBten Trei.
tag mliroe Die Gipioenoe Der Sabn
aui ied)s Ero5ent b~erabgeieBt uno Die
Afticn ltie0cn uno omar nnbciu I'm
ielpi Flnfte all eiien Gage. Gas
&eriruilen in Die 9lttien ltieg allo,
ais Die Gipioenoc tleiner muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Qunbcn.lSarf-G clncterg.
EHreau: Rr. 81, @eit.G Cd rdtpa a.G Giraffe, nnb
Enuhf. ifiunnma. 6rehffi6 .Hnnh.

Observation-Disclosures poil $25 ant inter beftdnoieer
IniIt6t, ShnitibIulRelt, Se,pinoe. 9flanSeIi etc.
iperhet i'm 9reib9nufe am ,onpt'etnears ee'
funbeh. Infer s9ent ipirb, penn 9etpiirt1t,
borfpreden. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

Gas ieniattonelle Stet'
Qeu Ser StanoorosG 81 l=2lttict, ld)relbi
oo9 &c. .. v&ournol oi Commerce,
OH GA Itei9crt Ben Viorttpertb Der
}lftirl Der @eieIlihoit ieit Dem Fonlt
nm 300 WiQioncn Collars. 1eltocm
iin0 Die Nttieu mic0er beoeiltcno &C.
iaucn I'M % Euntte. User bat oo'
bel pcrIoren? Hodcieucr icOcn1oIl&
nift. @orienipicll
Gn GburIeitou. u.s. be
aiutt beltte cin oreit1gige9 Set Oc@
Sii0dtluutii6eu Gerb0n0e9 0cut'hcI
&crciuc, Sogcn uno Ginger. @c.
%ionQpcreinc bon @2ltIanto, 9rmn9mid,
Gbarlelton, &ndionOiue, Saponnat
unb Tampa geben 9robe Gou5crtc
mo Die Sdlibenpereine balten Elm
S6iiBenieit ob. Ina Ieuti6tbunI
perifieoencr Siioitantcn bcfonunl
0urh OicicS set 3uiommenihIuB,
un0 ser lit III oieien Sagcn, Oo Der
Grobibitiollss Geuiel i'm Silocn Icill
Y3eien treibt, notbmcnoigcr ais ic.
W IAN d en- poltti de &rCl
len in Aien lit Der @cinh 0ca &oi
iCrQ Milbelm uuo Der iIbriQCn Oellt
iNcn Humoesiiiriten gum GO. Afc9Ie.
rlnq0 \SitbiIGrm ocS 2oiiGr9 Granj
&oicpb nid)t rcd)t. Sic icbcn oorlIl
cine oll5ll itortc Netomtn0 oc&
Icutihtbuma, bic bel sem Nutlonol;-
tGtcn Sober ser Sobsburger Mon0rs
die uift ongebro6t lei. Mud oo@ lel-
tene Set OcS greilen &crrlfcrs farm
nid)t oGne DtiBfIGngc 9cfcicrt meroel,
Ger 9eiu6 Der oeutihcn 9unbeafiir.
item in Micn lit Elm observation-disclosures
oble ole &intcrQc0unfcn. @o5u ollo
mibtrnuiid lcin?
Nrofciior Fuul Suupt
rpu Der Noptina- lluipcrlitGt Der helt-
tc olti ocn Compiler o&oiicr @ilbclnl
Der @robe" nod Geutldlono obrei't,
bat fllr5 Dor iciner Sericnrciie nod
in Elm &cipcnneit 9eltohen, Gr CT,
flGrtc fiir5lidL bob &cillS fcin Sarot.
lit, iouocrn cin 9lricr gcpelen lei,
ga EroicIior Sultpt elmer Der critet
lcbcrloeu N~iipriologcn mlo &enn'r
Der icmitiiden Sproden lnO @2.
ldid)te lit, 10 bot leine 9cbouptlnN
in driItlihen uno israclitiidcn &reis
len groBes Nuilcbcn gemoft, NM
@ciitIihc mic Hobbiner geben nit
oen @elcbrten ihorf in'S 0cridt,
Yrofciior Nollpt lit i~ibri1cns MIDI
ser Critic, Der Die Nebullptlln1 olli
0cItcut bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

9eriicgelte Anacbpir, nit Der gtuiihrift sTro'
poiuIs for Babies" berieber NIB an ben nTonro
Of Alparoo" Der Siaot Baltimore ~ahreliirt. lpers
Den bis Witt,updl, ben IS. Wini 1908. Sorintt.
Tags II llbr. i'm Niirelu be5 Observation-Disclosures.
Rutbbais, Baltimore. Mio., eutae9eu aeuoiu1teil
iir Die 9icieruus hub Nbiieicruna in icrtiaem
3nitanbe uun iwet 90 305Jn. @aiieruentleu
Gert1b ben Spe5ififatiunen, luelte in Hiirean
6es Waifers Snaerienrs I'M fatbbnus bon Sn.tl'
more, MO, 5u erbnlten iinb.
Wle 9~lngebote iniiiicu bon eiuem beaInubieteu
6bed. nuf cine .elearina Souies"9nnf fir cin
Surhert Collars (Si00.001. aeSoaen an Srbre
bes MaoorS unb Staotrntbs bon Baltimore, be
sIeiiet fem. mnb miro bon benz erfoleretten
Nieter Die SteIlrna einer sufrieoenitenenoer
8iiraidaft fir Die aeipilenbdite 9lnsfiibrittG
neS ileberciniuntiuers, Dem ooppeIieH Golitratt
iuertbe gIcidbfoml1eno, %bcrlurat.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdit ftb
ou5 aiedt Dor, irGeno ipeldbe ODER ollie Nngebote
ober ireeno etnel 3beil Der slnAehoie al eer'
werfen.
Nlirco VI. Eni6,
8a'ers Sreenienr.
Peftdtiat:
I. Sarrh W.nhpsf,
Trlfioent Der neutrality-suspicious..
(Wai2.4 ,5.6. 7,s,0,tt.t2,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
EepartemeRt fir Grbiebnng.
yitrcnn Der Sepuroe Der SdluifSDmmiIdre
Mnhiinns uuo Nafnhcttcs NIueluc.

Baltimore {. bet 30. Wpril 1908.
8eriiegefte Angcbote, nit Der gluffhriii Bro
pufals ior Siotionerb, Hiroera1rten. Sralping.
Seiuin9 auo oiber Gnppltes" periebel lno ali
oeu oNourb OF Aiparos" hcr Siaet Baltimore
1908, @ormittage II iibr, imt 8iireau oeS Stuoi
Acgiitrntore, Natbbale. Baltimore, Arb, eni.
gegeit oeuontnteil. Snr 2icferuna an Die @cb1rae
Der S~hul.Gommiiidre bon Shreibraierial uno
arbereu gurrdtben.
Speitittutionen int 9iireull Der GhulsGpm'
mii1re. Gin beeInIbigier Gbcd bon 500. IN
Den Stootratb uJto 1idnor 3ablbar mo nu'
cine ,Glcaring Solies"gant qeioaeit, mub ie
bent gneebpi fir S~6retbmaterinl etc. ~beiGeiiil Il
ieiit.
Ta5 Hett bIeibt eorbebaIteit Nraebote fir Il
eeuo ell ODER aae STEMS III eeriperter.
5uhu q. Rpdbe,
Gefreiir Der Veb1rbe Der StulaG oniIni'idre.
:. Barn Mabuul,
Prdiioent Der neutrality-suspicious. Setbroe.
(Wiai1, 2,4.5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
8~eriammlungs . Mn5eigen.
.8unsb. strasen eeib. uno spar.8ereim."

,t8pusb.StrnRen eeib. NIB s%par.9ereiu,"
Cir. 1920, 8pugbsS trabe.
Die Nabress E~eriamlnluIle uno Giretiorenlpabl
fir eus luuienbe @cibaitsinbr iinoet am
WiitiipodI, ben g. Wtai 1908, 3loifcten Z uHo .
llbr YbeHns, in Dem &ereinsqufdie itatt.
Pile Wiitglieber merocu 5l eribeineu eriudt.
SuBn Sabn, Rrdiioent.
G2G-D Z. &aiter NeGs, Seir.
Die idbrlirbe &%crfummlung uno Reantienipabl
oes ,.9iprb .tSaH Il akeu immcrudbrcnoen Saupcr.
Gins Nr. 1" tinoet teute glbelb s llbr i'm Ser
cinssGnfaie, DIR. S34, Npro.@al. StraBc, itatt.
Itle Wtttglieocr itno erilht, 3u eribeinen.
Geo e. Gngeis, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Gpntruleurs.T epartement,
RnthItn

9uGttmore, ben 27. @lpriI 1908.
Stcrour0 miro bcfannt gegcbell, naB ale
Wurtt, unb Snuiirer HiCcnjel uul /. Wtai 1908
3ablbar iino uno oaber ~8luiitten Dem /. uno
20. Uiai aus oieicm giiteGI enInomnIen nera
Den mlltler.
SarrB y. GDuper,
UtQ2t,3 3O,3,5.7.40) GoutroIeur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Qprrdine.

Qprrdfue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NetfIida boz, aaaibrp3f cine ulh etne babe
Meile. Mount Scnb,Nsaaeons urb Gorraines
gsaaaons eire,t bis sum Gingana. Neine Ies
IepboHe. G~iuo.-gIirclu int a%iuciteft Slnr oeS
linton 9rufts9 endubeS.- Charles; nne Hssesfe'
etrshs. tVaai4.19,3&O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Dent(6s neorre(ponoent

efeeuthHmtr O.. Saline, AotruHs:
9. & y. 1eIepbon. 1855 Wlabtfon-T.
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gtEnG EsE.atsr 6. ". Setnj, Bobstra:
g. Il a., t2t SO, @aIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Ndlt Seitcn.

SienItaa, Den ), Mai 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
gHreau Der 9lb5ugafannf.G pntmiiiiuu Der
Staot Baltimore.

(apriI24, 25,27,2 Is, 20, 80; mali, 2,4,5)
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-02-07
COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY I, 1908.

accepting BREWER bid, when the law
calls for a nonpariel bid, we don't
know but that he showed pretty good
business sense after all. But there
is no reason why he should be paid
more than the highest rate allowed
by law for work of this class.
Polk county is not a pauper, neither
should it be a spendthrift. It's busi-
ness should be conducted just as any
other progressive business is con-
ducted-buying only what it needs,
and paying price that is fair and
reasonable. This is is all that the tax
payers desire, and no one desires less.
The OBSERVER has always held to the
theory that the county should pay as
much for its printing as private
individuals are required to pay, guam
tity considered, and that it should not
be required to pay more. Under the
competitive bidding system, the county
has always had 10 pay more, as the
records will abundantly prove, and as
any citizen who has ever held public
office will freely testify. The reason
for this is not far to seek, as another
glance at the above tax sale para
graphs will show. Is it any wonder
that owners of profitable and dignified
printing businesses steer clear of the
whole bidding mess?