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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-10

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on hand at Peterson's.
Mrs. Phillip Szuzitzky of Park
Rapids is in the city visiting with
friends, this week.
An elegant assortment Of fall fruit
for the Sunday table or the sick
room, at Peterson's.
Wanted Good girl for general
bousework. Good wages. Inquire
at Berman's Emporium. &
Miss Mildred Woodruff Of this
city, who teaches in the Turtle River
schools, came in this morning to
spend the weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vernig came in
this morning from TESTERS Farm
and spent the day in the city,
returning to the farm this afternoon.
Harry Koors of this city, who
travels for the Thomas Thompson
company Of Duluth, returned this
morning from ruit-selling trip to
Big Falls. H.. z r.
L. F. Johnson returned to the city
this morning from Northome where
he went to see about some logging
business. Mr.. johnson carried four
ducks which he secured while near
Northome. = ~ .za...s..... =. =. !
Walter J. Markham of this city
went to Laporte this morning to
attend to some real estate business.
He owns good sized acreage of
the land where the iron ore excite
ment has prevailed. =. .
Theo. Gullickson, local manager
for the Hamm Brewing company,
returned this morning from Rainier
and other points in the northern
part of the country where he went on
business for the company. ri
J. J. Opsahl, republican nominee
for reelection to the Office of repre-
sentative of this district, returned
this morning from Ortiz formerly
called Bridgie) where he has been
looking over some timber land.
Miss jamie Mills came in this
morning from Northome to enjoy
the weekend with her parents in
this city. Miss jamie is a graduate
of the local high school and of the
St. Cloud Normal school, and is
teaching in the village schools at
Northome.
Attention Samaritans-All men,
bers of the local lodge of Samaritans
are requested to- meet at the Odd
Fellows hall at l o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of the late Brother
John Washburn. Rigs have been
provided for Lady Samaritans. ].
Bisiar, v. G.. S.
J. M. Stafford, the Minnesota
avenue barber, wears an exceedingly
pleased countenance these days and
is even more jovial than is his usual
want. A big, bouncing boy arrived
at his home Thursday night and has
already taken the reins of govern
ment of the Stafford home into his
own hands; and "Jap' asserts that
the strenuous youngster bears a
close resemblance to his famous
uncle, Steve Witty of Crookston.
Here's success to Stafford, Jr.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-10
Your SUNDAY Dinner.

The Merchants hotel will serve
a special Sunday dinner at 1890 to
which they extend a cordial invita-
ton to the public. The service will
be the very best.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-10
G. N. Train Leaves at 7.

Commencing Monday morning,
the Great Northern south-bound
passenger train will leave Bemidji at
7 o'clock instead of 7:1O. Parties
taking that train next week should
bear this in mind.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
See Foster g. Ritter's window.

Highest bid takes it. See Foster &
Ritter's ad.
Don't worry about the warm weather
take your meals at Unger's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Keeney went to
Grand Rapids Yesterday, for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
The alarm of fire this afternoon was
occasioned by slight blaze at the home
OF Hiram Green near River street
Mrs. W. Benedict and son John, left
yesterday for a few weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Albion, New YorE.
Mr.. Benedict accompanied them as far as
Detroit where he went to make his selec-
ton Of goods for the holiday trade.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
SPECIALS FOR SATUPDAY
Saturday offer on
Writing Paper

Any 25c box writing paper for
l5c Saturday, any 4Oc box for 3Oc
Saturday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Short Hems of Interest Re-
Latias TO the Toun and It's
People, told IN a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

Cook WITH Gas. Twice as much cook
ing at half the cost. 81 IT
Miss Flossie Powell spent Sunday with
Jerome Hicks and family Of Chadwick.
Vltor Armour and sister Ella were call
ed to Delton, Friday, to attend the funeral
of their aunt.
Mrs. Frank Totten. who suffered from
a stroke of paralysis few days ago, is
improving slowly.
Miss Rosa Thomas went to Owosso,
Saturday for few weeks visit with rel
atves and friends.
Mrs. c. o. Neff is spending l0-days
with relatives and friends at her former
home in Scottvile, Mich.
Stanley Howard left Tuesday afternoon
for Portland, Oregon, where he expects
to make his home in the future
Mrs. Minnie Lewis of Muskegon and
Mrs. Anna Austin Of Grand Rapids are
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Cassie Brown.
Mrs. Carrie Gold and daughte Helen,
Of Watsontown, Pa. arrived here Satur-
day for visit at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Guy Upper.
There will be something doing at Halls
resort, Long lake. on the 4th and 5th
Dance in the evening of the 4th. | boats.
5w2
MIR. and Mre. Eldores Helmer Of Lake
view, and Albert Stewart and family of
Grand Rapids were guests at the home Of
Fred Hemer the first of the week.
Miss Ada Kingsley of Traverse City
was guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
o. F. Webster portion of the past week.
She left Saturday for home via Grand
Rapids.
The Christian Endeavor of the Church
OF Christ has made date with Prof. Will
Carleton to give a lecture at their church
on Friday evening, Aug. a. More par
ticulars later Remember the date.
Charles Luce has been marketing some
very fine strawberries during the past
two weeks and says his crop has turned
out pretty well this season. He has a
fine lot Of raspberries which will soon be
ready for market
Mrs. T. r. insolvency Of Reed City,
who has been in charge Of the Postal
Telegraph during Mrs. Webster absence,
left Tuesday for short visit at Grand
Rapids before returning home. Mrs.
Webster returned last Thursday evening
from a meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF
the Degree Of Honor, held at Des Moines.
Iowa.
Screen doors 69c each to close out at
Patterson's.
The Sharpsteen Comedy Co. closed
their two weeks engagement in this city
last Saturday night to a packed house, the
great interest seeming to center on the
two popular lady and two prettiest baby
contests The Misses Winnifred Bush and
Ethel Whtford were victors in the popu-
lar lady contests and Baby Frances Louise
Durfee and Baby Harold Howard were
victors in the prettiest baby contests.
Mrs. Jennie Howard was awarded the
prize on Thursday night for being the
most rapid nail driver
The great offer Of thrice a week New
York Tribune and the Banner for six
months is still open to all Subscribers
who are now receiving the Banner may
take advantage Of the offer on payment
Of seyenty-five cents and their subscrip-
ton will be credited six months in ad-
vance of the expiration Of present sub
scription. This is an offer which no one
can afford to pass up, hand in your rs
cents and get the Tribune three times a
week and the Banner for six months.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Feminine eeneralshIp.

Miss De Fashion (breathlessly)-
oh. mother! 1t won't do to wait three
weeks before having my party. We
must send out the Invitations at once.
and have 1t this week
Mrs. De Fashion-Goodness me!
What's the hurry?
Miss De Fashion-That odious Miss
De We're. whom Mr.. Richfellow SO
much admires. has wart ON her
nose.-New York Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Echoes OF the Past.

William the Conqueror had Just won
the battle of Hastings
Well" he said, Il guess We may as
we'll put up the sign, This Country
Has Changed Hands"
Which, when you consider the fact
that the country was under his heel,
shows that William was lamentably
careless and inexact in his rhetoric
Chicago Tribune.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
A Man of Means.

Mrs. Stuckup-Is this Mr. Slimpurse
you have engaged yourself to man Of
means?
Sensible Daughter-Yes, mother.
He means all he says, and that's the
sort of husband want.-New York
Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25

Miss May Harvey has gone to Grand
Rapids for the summer
Miss Segred Bergran went to Sheridan,
Monday, for short vacation.
Miss Cora McWiliams left Monday for
few weeks vacation in Barryton.
Miss Jennie Ward was the guest Of
Lowell friends from Saturday till Monday
A fine menu at the sc church supper
Saturday evening at Congregational
church.
Miss Lena Solomon left Monday for a
few weeks vacation at her home in How
ard City.
Mrs. Matilda Smith went to Greenyille
Tuesday for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Bessie Tower returned to Grand
Rapids Tuesday, after short visit with
Bedding relatives.
Carlton White and family of Chicago
arrived here Friday for visit with Mrs
Whites parents.
Rev. N. L. otis Of Palo will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church Sun
day morning and evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed sutphen and Mrs.
Gerald Kimberly left Tuesday for weeks
visit whit friends at MoCords.
Miss Margaret Clark left Tuesday for
months visit with relatives and friends
in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bartholomew Of
Greenville were guests Of the formers
sister. Miss Bessie Bays, the first of the
week.
Miss Maude Hodges returned to her
home in Saginaw, Monday, after few
days visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Hale.
Mrs, Mary E. Parsons returned to her
home at Sheridan Tuesday, after a three
weeks visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Kdborn, near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright of Chad
wick and Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Kohler
and son of Orleans spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cartridge Of Eureka.
Mayor Bricker has received a letter
from the state board of health, desiring
him to call attention of all Of the people
and especially the boys in shooting fire.
works on the 4th, and Of the law relative
to dealers in selling to children under the
age of 3 any cartridge or pistol designed
for the explosion Of the same.
The subject of the discourse at the
Church of Christ at 1880 Sunday morn
ing is obedience to Heavenly Visions"
Christian Endeavor at $50, subject.
Henry Martyr In India" At 1850, in
stead of the regular service program
will be given by the Christian Endeayor.
A number of excellent addresses will be
gwen by the young people; also special
music.
Chlldren's day exercises at the Congra-
gational church Sunday were very inter-
esting and there was large audience
present to enjoy the occasion Supern-
tendent Byron F Brown had charge of
the service and a special feature was the
excellent music furnished by an orchestra
composed of Vern Snyder violin; Lauron
Myers, violin; Vern Brown, trombone,
Dean Face, cornet and Mrs. Fred Ireland
pipe organ. Several class exercises by
scholars in the primary department and
the graduating of a class Of 6 from the
primary department, each Of whom was
given a diploma, was also an interesting
feature. Roy Reynolds and Mrs. j. E.
Ferguson sang solos and Misses Mildred
Soules and Arda Yost sang a duet. A
collection Of $5.Z5 was taken.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Refined Torture.

ILL. you just ought TO have heard
how Miss Capsicum talked the other
day when she was real mad. You
missed"
What did she say, Jen7"
Gracious! You don't expect me TO
say the dreadful things she said. do
you ?"-Chicago Tribune.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
a Sad Blow.

Mr.. Bliffers-Beg pardon. Mr.. Ham
mar but can you tell me where my
~1ie u seated? l can't find her.
Mir. Hammer (auctioneer)-She has
not been here today.
Mr.. Differs (wildly)-My! My! She
must be dead.-New York Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Know Re Was an Artist.

Miss Lakeside (of Chicago) The
gentleman you just bowed to Is an ar
fist, isn't he?
Miss Gotham-Yes, great artist.
You OWNED his profession from his
finely-chiseled features. l presume.
Miss Lakeside-No; smelled the
turpentine.-New York Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
Tommy Explains.

Tommy. you have been to church
two Sunday mornings in succession.
that is doing splendidly-for YOU"
"Yes'm. Last Sunday the preacher
whale, but he only talked about Jonah.
Said he'd preach the rest Of 1t to-day,
and l had to go again today to hear
about the whale. Chicago Tribune.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25

Thin Boarder-I don't see how you
manage to fare SO well at this board
ing house I have industriously
courted the landlady and all her
daughters, but I'm half starved.
Fat Boarder-I courted the cook
New York Weekly.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-25
A KILLING Compliment.

He-You are a perfect duck OF .
girl.
She-Now you are making game q
me.-Baltimore American.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Spicr clues Sprcnoidujics.

SDrocnic, N.-D., 16. 9litgult.
Gnrd cine por5citioc Grploiion
BON 0pnonit in bcn slnlogcn Scr
r@enion Mines Sron Orc &c." in
Scnlon Minc3 iinb fiini Mnun ollf
Der Stcllc Nctohtct ulo me6rcrc an.
oere pcrlett morocu. Sic Gootcn
lirlo: MorrD 9olcDcr. @iuiom Gon1l.
MD, Gpol9Clinc Sling, 2. 9ongor
lllo ctn m~nbcfun1tcr 9lrbeitcr. Die
@ctootct1n iito idmnttli6 6ouuilicn-
p0tcr. Gic 2elitc morclt nit ornl
SprenBcn bon Sclicn b~cid)Gitint iulo
botten cbct Gin SprcngIod gcloocn,
olS Die nor5citige Grploiion crfolNtc.
Solcpb Sing elmer Der Nrbeiter, blicb
lmnerlcbt, lit uber III 6ulge ocs ans.
gcltarOcncn Shrcdcns ipnbuiinnig
gciuorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
&irfunacn Der notwithstanding.

GbtcoGn rs. Mug. - Gic 3obl
Der bon ihrcn @ottcn pcrloiicncn
6roucn lnb ainocr ninnlt in GGi-
coNo III ilbcrroid)cuoer @ciic 81. Sn
ocn elBtcn 5chn Wonotcn linn ocn
@obltbGtigfcitsbchorocn 10 piclc SGQe
sur &cnntnib gcbroht luoroen, ooB
Mon Die Situotion gerubc ais cine
GpIocnlic bctrod)ten mub.-Scit bent
Nopembcr pprigcu SobrcS iinO Der
vGbicoao Helicf ono gi0 Society"
5lpild)et 300 lutb 400 Safe bcridtct
moroen. Gos iino 80 Eroicnt mcbr,
ais IN Scr correiponoircnocn Tcriooe
oeS poranBcgon1cllen Sobrca. Sir
beitsmongcl IN Solge Der idnucrcn
3citcrL Srunfcnbeit uno Ger5aatbcit
Der 6nnilicnbdilpter per0en ais bic
Soupturiod)ell Scr merflpiiroi1cn Gr-
ltelnlut0 bctrod]tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Sluti9cs Gnbc elmer alter Gcboc.

@eit Of cIter, pa, 16. Nl0ult.-
benjamin DC @ilOo ans Ebiluoci.
pbia erihoB bcltc benjamin &c
6cIir, uCruluoete Ociicn &oter Eoa-
quule &c 6clir IcbclagciGbrlih uno
bc9in9, ais i'm Elm %piitbcllocr Wob
clngcboIt mo unringt bate, Selbit-
moro 0urf GrIdicbcn. Die @I1t.
that mar 0oa Hcilltnt eillcr oltct
6cboc 5miid)cn Ocn ,Stolicncrrl. Dc
@iIoo fam belltc poll EbiloOclpbio
htcrbcr nnO trai feline TSeinoc 5uiGQiJ
oltf Scr StroBc. Sin @ortued)icl
cniltono, moralf &c @iloo sum ne.
polper Ariff unO &oter uno Sobn ME
ocridoB. Fotrid Mturpbp, cin Yui-
'nllt, muroe 5ufGQig ourd cine Scr
Don &c @iloo ob9cicucrten au0cll
am 9Cin uC%rlpunoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Gunucnt Der Sppuarnpbcn.

cotton 16. Nltgrlt. - Ger 9to-
tlonol Gonpcllt ser Gppograpbcll
hat III icincr gcitriocn Siblng be
'dlo''cn, an Dem 0cgcnm1rtigcn Sp-
item Der @citctcrllng iiir altcrSpcr-
'nrgllng l~cI5ublltcn; altd murben
nIcbrerc N%cnOcrnngcn an Der Terioi-
lilng por9cllommcn. 9llS Srt iiir ocll
itotItcn Gonueut muroc Gauios Gitp
cr'ebcn. Nof0cm bet 9calnten ser
Gnnf Dee Contents olisgeiprodcn
iporoen mar, ncrtngte lif ser Con-
pent line Sic"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
WGodIcurnub.

Sri0u Bauer po1 Nrbcitcrn ibrc8 ga.
tcra cntiilbrt. - Gircr Scr Grt-
iitbrer cingciongen.
QUITE, Wtont., tG. NllQuIt. - Die
IS Sabre ultC Gri0o Naucr, 0ic God
ter zines yHolld)cr9," ser II WiCilcll
Gitlih bon billings oniGiiil lit. muroc
Nonnerltag Nben0 Don mcbrcrcn Der
mlnlrltcn cntiilbrt, man luciB SIR
3cit nidlt, mobln. N0lCr bat 5uci
GRANDDAUGHTER, Die beioc Ncrcbrcr Dc3
Wt00dCn9 mnrcn parCn nm Cbcniulla
ncrldnpunOcn iin0, I'M &cr0ndt. Gic
%crnulmmtcn rittCn ulri Ole ,Nand)"
3lL ricicn Bauer bcrull9 mo iebtcn
ibm Hcpolucr ollf sic Nrltit. Srou
Bauer liCf .&illiC rllicn0. sic Strobc
buiob nod cincm Der Nodburn.
Wlcid) 0nrnlli rittcn 0ic &]crn1lummtc1
0opOn, m1D ais Nrnll Bauer 5llriif-
tcbrtc, mar Oua W0odCn pcrihmrm.
Den; lie nor ofiCnbar pom bintcrell
Gbcilc bc@ Nouic9 ans ourd cincn
SpicG9cicllcn Scr onocrcn mcacSfo-
motirt luproCn. Bauer lullr0c nid)t
pcrlcbt; ulld) mltr0c fem Tcriud &c
mndt, i'm 81 b%crultbCl.
&clcno Mont., ,1G. NtQnlts -
Cine Ncpcidc ans Nilinga bciogt,
Dob &obn 2. Momoro, hcfonnt ais
Scr champion %olio @cricr Ser
@cIt," 0ort olrf pic AntIoac p~crboitct
lpor0cn ill., Dem GrnIt Sutton bel Der
GntIilhrmN bon 6r0u.lcin Bauer be.
biilllid) @9Ciucicn III icin. Sic Ncb0r
ocn Iobnocn in ser @cqeno bon &Nlr.
rel All Sutton mo OoS iln0c Wt0O.
hClt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
GunaOa's Giicnbnbn=S Strife.

Toronto, Ont, 16. 9lltgult. -
Gtc Canadian Eociiic e Vobnqcica-
ld)oit miro om Wtpntog in alien ibrcll
@crtItGtten ontiinoigen lolien, ouB
nit Ocrn is. Nugllit Die Gofot5en &c.
filnt mcrOen miiroen ilno ooB icoer
grbcitcr, Der iid) nidlt porbcr luicorr
SIM Gienitc mcloct, Die Senorit1t
pcrlicrt. @citcrn limo 10 Strifcbre.
der ans Den Ger. Staten bier cinge.
t%roiicn.
MontrcoL, Is. gltguit. - Die
COMEDIAN Fociiic bcublidtigt Strife
BREEDER bon England bicrbcr SIT brin-
gen.
Eoncoupcr, .. g., IS. Nhug.-
Sn Der Strifc.S itilotion Der Sono-
loerfcr Der Canadian Yociiic- @obn lit
feline Ncnocrung ST uer5cidncn. Die
3ilgc %lolliclt rcgclmoBig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
lln5nrcdnnngsfabig crflGrt.

VI 6 nonb, go, 16. N,lQnit. -
Scitcn3 Der 5uitGnoigcn Gonmiiiion
mlroc Der friibcrc o@utlcr" rulo Der
nlcintlidc Wiilion1r @roi Gbcooor y.
Chen Iiir gciltig iln5llrcd)nmNSiGbig
crtlGrt. .. u. @oltcion b%cfunoctc,
oaB Der Goclmum bllrd @rilbtlll
ilbcr oic Ncgclun9 itincr &crm6gcua-
pcrb0Itnilie IN Wobniimn2nodt Der
'oIIcn lei mo nit Selbitmpro ac6robt
babe. gSic Y. 81. Hpon ouaiootc,
bate CT ACItcrn Dem inn Bette licacll-
Den @rufcn cincn Ncpolpcr cntriiiet,
Den ocrlclbc gcgcn lcinc @ruit &c.
0riidt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

Frotelt gegen @inrih I'M g.
Elctorto, &c, Is. Gnlguit. -
Ser &on1prcr vGmprcB ol Gblnd"
brod)tc 0eItern Nbcno Oic NaUridt,
ooB pom Den lue0cn pcrbotcncn Gee
blnl01nllgc@ bon 0ci1 GlliiCn bel Cop.
per &Hldno feIt9cnonmcun l}npns
llcrn OcS Sccbun0f0nQcr9 oNtiuc
W}oru" IcdS Wonm in Niroluiri@ti
sum Sooc perllrtbcilt mor0cn limo.
SIC Scllte battcn ouf bic NltiIcl sc
ldollcn. dc ucrurtbciltcn &opnncr
boben in petersburg 0cgcu oo2 llrs
tbcII oppcllirt. Sic inpultii6c DC
glcrllll1 bot cbcnfoQa cincu cnrr0i-
ldc1 FrotcIt aegen Sic Nolitrcdrng
oc3 llrtbctlS erbo6cl1.
@a lbctru0 in MuniIo.
Wnnllo q, IS. Nlgllit. - Die 80
lt5rt bat entocft, Dob bel Scr iiinglt
bier ltatt0cbobtcn Mumicipul Mnbl
Stlmn5cttcl Dor Der gSobl gtItoblen
NM 1potcr ltltgcicblid) ucrucu0ct
luor0cn limo. 9ie guaocbulmg ocs
WctrtN9 ut nod nid)t poll Crnlittclt.
Nforl criuortct, 0ob Ole @ubl iilioIgt
oclIcn ungcfod)tcn lpcrocn miro, mas
SIR Ncffntng Der Stimnfditcn lib
rc1 miro. @cgcn bcn Sum NIocrmun
cnp0bltcn Simlon &oQc iiuO 5obl
rcitc Yrotcltc crbobcn morOcn.
&cir Nur0ic fum m t.
@lo90om, rs. Nhl0llit. - &ua.
&clr Noroic, 0u9 bcfumttc lo}iolilti.
'6c Wtit0IicO oea britiidjcn llntcrbous
les, bat lid) hclltC an Noro 022 Gunls
piers oNc@pcrinn" nod CANADA mo
ncn &cr. Stootcn cingcihiiit.
3lpcd icinc9 9eillhca lit, cine Scr.
ldnlcl5un0 Der nmcrifoniidcn mo
cono0il6cn @cucrtihoitlcr mo GU
5inliItcn 5u elmer mGdtigcn poIitiihcE
Organization nod Dem Wtllitrr Der
britiid)cn NIrbcitcrpnrtci IN Die @cDc
81 ltitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
GinNctrudnctc @cacno.

EnttHpillc, M, rs. NlQrlt. -
Gic WnliCrIptb IN Sbcuonoooh, Eo.,
1T IN GplQc scr nlhnltcnocn Erodcn-
belt III Gin ~Ncidbrlidc9 Stooilm &c
trctcn. Scit icd)a Npd)en miro Den
@clunbncrn rltr picr Stlmbcn lang
aus u @oiicr AcIicfcrt. 9lbcr iclbit
Dies acbt nid)t mcbr all, lu1b Die Nni
Icrgclca'd)nit mill oicic 3cit ollf 5rOci
Stlnoct pro SoN rcou5iren. @cQcn
Wol10cl al Mnllcr miro III Den Sob
lenjcdcn Der llnl1cQcno MIR Slpci
Gage Der Wod)c g~cnrbcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

f%atlon9feler fir Srn. Scrn balten.
Nr. &erlt ertlGrt, er babe cine tbcils
lucllc 3uldgc bon Srn. SrDor, lm
Situate Nn0innu mcbrCrc NnIprad)ell
bolten ST nollen. Sr. 9rpon lll0
Sr. Mtad mer0cn @Gltc 0cs &ern'-
Idlcn Gbepaarca mdbrcno ibreS bicIis
gen NllIcltbolta icir. Nu 10. Nn-
quit miro @r. &crn in Wtilmalltcc,
@iSc., oui elmer Hcunion oeulotrati-
Iher Clubs iprcd)cr.
> Ser @clt &irginicr
Itreit.
Sot SpriuqS, &o., 16. Ana.
- 9r. Gait bot gCitcrn sic mciItc
Belt oamit pcrbrudt, i~cirlell Nad)fpl-
Qcr ais aric3SictrctGr, @rn. 2lIfc 6.
@rigbt, nit miftigcn 2lngllcgcnbci.
ten alti Cuba luno III Banana per.
trollt SIT llud)cn. @ic uerlulltct, bus
ben Iid lorpobl Suiiber, mic mtd
S6crcr bon -&irginicn gcluci,
gert, Don Ser 8oltucrncllrS . Gan0i-
oot1r 5llrild5lttrtten, 10 boB 6os No-
tionol . Golnite miro cntifciocn mil
icr, ipcldJer Don Sen @cioen Der rcplt-
blifuliidc @ouperncltrs Gonoioat
lit. 6cinOe bes Nrn. S6crer btbol,p=
ten lcbt, 0erlelbc lei n"icnlolS uotllrn.
Iiltrt morocn un0 onber ais 9tihtbiIr-
ger bon Hcnltcrn ollsgcidloiicn.
Gd)crer lit aus 3ilrid, IN OcrS dlpei5,
Qcbiirti1. Sic NnbGnocr ocS Srn.
Smiibcr merocn bic Sudc inter.
iudcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
WaBnsna uun HGnbcrm iibcriaQcn.

Sppfonc, @oib., 16. Nuguit.-
Nullber ilbcriielen cincn meltudrts
lobrenoen EoiIu8ieriug Der nNortb-
ern Eaciiic- 9abn" nabc Srent geltern
Abcno, 5lpan9en Den Sofomotipfiib,
rer sur tSlltd)t, moraui lie Den Eoit-
@aggon u1o bic 2ofomotipe bon Dem
ilbrigcn Sbcil oes 3ugcs obfuppelten
nno oiti bcnielben bupon iiibren. Sic
oilrtten nid)t piel crbeitct boben, ga
Die FoItclcrfs sic regiitrirten Eodete
in 3citun9siGdc itedten, no iic Scr
Nufmcrfiamfcit Der HGitber entain.
gen.