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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-22

he Is In condition now to work regular ly.
 Jerry Connell, Eddie Plelss, and in fact the whole New Haven team play ed big league ball Perhaps there won't be 3 crowd at the Rock Thursday, when the Ponies appear.
 Now Is the chance for the locals to open up and show some of these sleepy dope artists around the circuit just what they can do. With three straight games for q starter. and Waterbury to- day. the fur ought to fly some.
 stoup or Corcoran will pitch to-day at Readville.
 Captain Massey of Holyoke after this. A good leader.
 Manager ORourlle denies the report in the New York Sun of last evening that Pittsburg has offered S2.500 for the release of Red Waller The Sun said that the Boston Nationals were also dickering for the titlan haired hoxman. It Is fact. however, that Waller Is liked, and that there has been bid for him. II is not likely that he will leave Bridgeport, though, until the end of the season.
 It Is now positively asserted from Hartford that the lead will be retain cd Tush, Tush!
 The Springfield Republican thinks | that Waller Is the most consistent winner among the Connecticut league l pitchers. It also finds that he Is very l popular. This is true all over the cir cult.
 Walters popularity Is easily explain l ed He is A wonderfully willing work er always playing to win, never runled, no matter how dscouraging the sup port, and, hest of all never a kicker about the umpres
 Maihewson is certainly making q great record for New York tNatlonal) this season. He has already pitched in twenty-four games, of which eighteen have been victories, giving him q per centage of T50, His continued good work will mean much to the Giants,
 Manager Dowd Is still trying out out nelders. He has signed Cobb, in the hope, no doubt that greatness runs in the family name, and that the Connectl- cut repre- sentative may show some of the form of the great 1y from Georgia.
 Isn't 1t almost time for Uncle James l O'Rourke to get Into the play? The season Is getting old, and he has not yet played in game.
 Pitcher Friedman of Cleveland has been traded for Pitcher Pruiett of the Boston Americans. Neither pitcher has been worked much this season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-22

It Is now positively asserted from Hartford that the lead will be retain cd Tush Tush
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-22
Inventory Bargains In Wash Goods

52 Inch heavy lustrous En- gtisn Sicillian. the best grade of 75ct Sicillian made.
 Tor 49cts a Yard.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05
B. P. Q. E.
Promises 100000 EIks at
Reunion

San Francisco, Nov. .3O.-Grand
Exalted Ruler Rush l.. Holland,
Grand Trustee Alfred l.. Holly
and Grand Secretary Fred c.
Robinson, of the Order of Elks,
were entertained by the Elks of
San Francisco today. At an in
formal banquet at the Cafe Bis
mark, Mr.. Holland made the pre-
diction that fully 100000 people
would visit California in July to
attend a celebration connected
with the meeting of the grand
lodge of the order at Los Angeles.
Mr.. Holland and his party
crossed the continent to take up
the matter of the celebration
with the officials of the Los An
geles lodge of Elks. They will
reach Los Angeles on Sunday
evening. and take up at once the
matter of hotel rates and trans
pOrtation, and the preliminary
arrangements for the greatest
parade that the Elks have ever
known.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05
AtweII Seeks Leadership
Of ElkS

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 2S.-W. H.
Atwell tonight resigned as exalt-
ed ruler of the Dallas lodge OF
Elks in order to be free to push
his campaign for grand exalted
ruler of the order before the An
nual meeting at Los Angeles next
year.
Henry H. Williams was elected
exalted ruler to succeed Atwell.
Mr.. Williams appointed the fol
lowing committee to manage
Mr.. Atwell's campaign on the
national office: c. L. Wakefield,
Frank P. Holland, J. G. Hunter,
6. E. Medert and George H.
Green. Nathan Platscheck was
appointed secretary to the COM
mlttee.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05
LLOYD C. HENNING,
Cooperative Observer

We note with pleasure the re-
cent promotion OF our fellow
townsman, Master Mechanic
Daze, of the Winslow shops, to
the office of Division Master Me-
chanic of the Albuquerque -Selig-
man division. Mr. Daze has
supervision of the Albuquerque
and Seljgman shops, as we'll as
those between the two points.
His headquarters will be here.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

ever resigned that place as the
work was not to his liking.
He then went to South America
as traffic manager for the Guaya-
quill & Quito railroad, then under
construction in Ecuador by for
eign syndicate. In that capacity
he served five years, his duties
including much of the detail OF
the construction work. Failing
health again brought him back
to Southern California and for a
time he was again with the San
ta Fe until the Salt Lake Route
offered him the position of city
freight and passenger agent in
this city nearly three years ago.
SO successful was he in this field
he was soon raised to the rank
of district freight and passenger
agent which position he held at
the time of his death, having
built up the roads business in
this territory to remarkable
degree in spite of the obstacles
that had to be overcome.
He was a member of the Ma
sonic fraternity, being a past
master of the Lodge at Winslow,
Arizona, and member of Phoe-
nix Lodge of this city at his
death. He was also a member
ofSan Bernard1no Lodge No. S36,
B. P. O. Elks.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

G. K. Anderson has been ap-
pointed road foreman of engines
for the third district, Albuquer-
que Division. Mr.. Anderson has
been in the Santa Fe service for a
number of years and is we'll
known and popular among the
men on the road as we'll as being
a very capable man IN his chosen
profession.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

For rent - Furnished rooms,
sitting room and bath room in
connection. Suitable for married
couple who take meals out.
Rates reasonable. Inquire at this
office.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

Prof Atkins resigned his posi-
tion here as principal OF the
schools and was succeeded by
Prof. Waters, OF Phoenix. Mr..
Atkins returned to his home at
San Jose, Cal.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05
Death of F. T. AspinwaII

Nov 9th, reports the death o.
F. T. Aspinwall, a former resi-
dent of Winslow:
Like one who wraps the dra
perry of his couch about him, ano
lies down to pleasant dreams
was the end with Francis Thomas
Aspinwall whose passing to the
great beyond occurred yesterday
afternoon shortly after l o'clock
His birthplace was Lancaster
England, June 5, 1859. At the
age of IA years he was bound
out as a MILDLY" on a British
merchantmen and served with
credit for four years, having ad.
vanced to an officers rank wher
he took a dislike to the service
and left the ship at New Zealand
He spent some months there and
in Australia, black1ng boots in
in the streets of Melbourne. He
then shipped as a stowaway on
a ste amer to Portland, Oregon
and spent some time in the north.
west coast country, being for a
time captain of a steamer en-
gagged in river and coast trade
there. Later he returned to Eng.
land and went to India, being en-.
gagged with a brother in the man
agement of a large tea and coffee
plantation near Bombay. Later
he visited China in the tea trade
and finally went to Hawaii where
he managed large plantation in
terests for some years.
1t was there that one of the
eventful incidents in his life OC-
Cured He became on of the lea
ders in the attempted Hawaiian
revolution early in the eighties,
and when the plan was foiled
broke his leg in making his escape
from being taken a prisoner by
the native kings spies. When able
to travel he came to the states
again and settled in Arizona, be-
coming agent for the Santa Fe
railroad at Winslow, then the
most important point between
Albuquerque and the coast.
While resident of Winslow he
engaged in commercial enterpri-
ses of considerable magnitude
and was twice elected to the up
per house of the Arizona legisla-
ture in 1894 and 1896, on the
Republican ticket. He served with
distinction there and was the
father of the bill for the creation
of Navajo county, also of fthe two
important bills for the reorgani.
zation of the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad to permit its absorption
by the Santa Fe. Following his
legislative service he was appoin-
ted warden of the territorial pen
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05
Weather Report

OF the United States Weather
Bureau Station in Winslow. for
the week ending Dec. 3, 1908:
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

The Williams Jubilee Singers
held forth at the opera house
Wednesday night, under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church. The enter
tainment was one of--the best
that has come to Winslow in
years, as they were all singers of
exceptional ability. The ladies
are to be congratulated upon Sc
curing such an excellent COM
panv.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

There will be a meeting of the
Winslow Gun Club Monday
evening, December 7th at DR..
Waite's office at 8 o'clock. I'M
portant business.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

We acknowledge with thanks
an invitation received from
Messrs. Babbitt Bros. Nero. Co.,
announcing the fall opening OF
their grocery department, to be
held Saturday evening, from sew
en- to nine O'Clock. We are pleas
ed to note the progressive spirit
shown by Messrs Babbitt Bros.
in inaugurating an event of this
kind, and we can assure our lady
friends by attending the grocery
department of Babbitt Bros. on
Saturday evening, they will meet
with an event that is extraordi-
nary.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

The management of the Wins
low Opera House, will on Dec.
18th, pass into the hands OF
Messrs. Howard & High OF the
Electric. The theatre will be re-
painted and it is expected that
with Mr.. Highs wide acquain-
tance among theatrical people
and his general kno wledge of the
business better class of shows
will be induced to come to Wins
low. The Electric which has been
successful from the start, will
continue to be conducted as here
tofore as it has become source
of pleasure to both the young
and old which would be sadly
missed by the community at large.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

Rev. Fletcher Cook, of Albu-
querque, will hold services in St.
Paul's Episcopal Church next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Subject will be: Glow to be
Healthy in Body and Mind"
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

Babbitt Bros. will carry the
largest line of Christmas goods
ever in Winslow.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-05

Rev. S. J. Rogers, Supt. of the
Methodist Missions in Arizona,
will be present and preach at the
morning service at the Method
ist Church tomorrow. Every
body invited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Wlntincr StrifcfrnlnnQ.

Wt nncic, &nO, 3. (Sonuor -
9telc Grmuollc mroen bcute oo6icr
Onr6 0cn StroBenbabnitrirc pcrur.
lodt. Qic @nbnaciclihoit idbitte
irilb 0ior8cn9 mebrcrc @oQDon9 ob,
bereu icocr nit iicbcn bis nelu
Stritcbrcdcrn bcIcbt mar. @Gbrcno
beS 8orulltto19 ucrlonnnlctcn lid
Dtob8 Dor ocn boltptldhlidcn Wng'
Qonrenlilen iomic an pcrificoencn
Eimftcn Der Sinicn imo 0riiien Oie
Strifebrcdcr ourh SteinpilrIc lno
Hcpolperid)iiiic an. Nelul Fcrloucu
iuurocn perlcbt. MorriS Wialcu, mel.
der cine augel in Die @eihc crbieIt,
luo 0orrD @uroncr. meld,cr ldnucrc
aophulmoen Oovou trun bciinocn iif
III fritiiden 3ultnnoc. Wion nIaubt,
6oB Der @ouuermcur Erltppcu ull9
indianapolis bierbcr id)idcn miro
Die 9obnAelelidolt bat injmiIhct
0cn 8erfcbr cingeitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Yrp,unipn'S Wad,Fp[ocr.

Noi6ington 3. e., ,. San.
- 5lottcniefret1r DietcoIi uerfiin-
0ete belltc noh elmer Gonieren5 NIT
bem Erdiiocnter Rooicpelt, oob ga.
pitdn ). 6. Salisbury ais Nnffolger
0eS 9lomirnl5 9romnion 5ltnt Gbei
oes gtnpi1ations bureaus ausers
md6It iuorben lit. EtuSbrrp iclbit
nabnt an Ser crtudbnten Goniereu5
9lntbeiI. gr mar big Dor aur5etn
Stobsd,ei ocs 2(bmiralS GpanS. Gonl.
manOeurs Ser SdlattidliiI.6lotte.
9apiton RiGsburp iou ieine neltcn
NlmtspiIidten crit Damn ontreten,
nadloenl feline Grnennltn1 orrh ben
Scnnt beitdtigt lit. 1ie Grnennung
(yurtiebmna iic6e 2. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
qcbcnsmiiOcr Gr. stautOidasmciItcr.

@elGcoillc. Sis. ,. 3onIar.
- GborIeS 9cdcr, 81 Sabre oft, eit
0irettor Der 9fationuIbunt pom 9eac.
bile, be1ing 6cutc in icincm SdIoi.
5imnler Selbitnloro our6 grid)icBen.
Scinc Iodter inno ion itcr6cno olti
Ocn 9oOrn. Der SeI6iuuorOer mar
III 1888 lmtcr Dem @ouuerncllr Siicr
Staatsidabneiiter lmo binterl1Bt Elm
@ernogen bon etwo 100000. Scit
einiger Belt bate CT iiH Der Sdrper'
mltb ergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
llngcmiitDIi6c Niiatcn.
3npunCr in &nucpuucr ItcdlCu GGidD.
manner nicScr.

Gic 2cbtcrcu ificncn ctpo8 ST itart
SIT 9}Gtjo1r Iciriibitiidt }u bobcn
puo 0cuoIirtcn Gin Scbouicniter
I'M &apuucr @irrtcl - Strobcus
bobuitrifc 81 Nhmcic, &no., Der.
uriubt cruitc &rmpuIlc, - Irup
pen oli ocm S6MtploBc. -
5clbitnor0 oc3 Gr.Stootaihot
nciitcra Ncdcr pom &uuoia. -
Gin nCncr G1cf 0c3 Nouigationa.
Bureaus.
@uncouper. g. g., ,. Somlar.
- 0rei NtitAlicocr Ger itoOtii6cn
6eucrmcbr, Nomcn3 1roit 2lnocrion
un0 WcIcnaI0, lplrOcu gCltcrn an
Ser Gdc Scr Eopcairobc luo Sorc.
2lpenuc, juci @eoicrtr pon scr @oli.
jeiitotion, I'M Centrum 6cS iuponi
ihen Stn0tuicrtcI3 pon >$opnncrn an
geinllcu lm0 ourtb Mciicrltihc idmcr
ocrlcet. t5roit licgt I'M StCrbcn Sic
6cucrmebrlctte marcn IN boiler llni.
form. Der 9lngriif mltroc ou9cblidI
0lrh 6cu llmItnn0 uerdnlnBt, Dab
5Sroit in 6olgc cincS 6cbItritt9 Ncgcn
0a9 ShouicnItcr cinc8 ioponiihen
Saocn3 itolpcrte llno oaiielbc 0cuos
llrtc. @ci'm @ridcinen scr Foli5ci
cntilobcn bic Sapancr lm0 uur Uicr
Ocr'cIbcn tonuteu ucrboitCt ucr0cn.
Die 0urd) 0Cn 9(uir6r cutItouoeuc
9hlfrcgng Bate lid bclltc acIcGt mo
iogor inn oricutoliihcn StuOtuicrtcl
lit 9lQca rlbig. Gie 2Iiinirc mir6 Ies
OiQIih ais oua Reiultut cinco 3uinQa,
lpclhcr nit Der 9tcliobr9icicr i'm 81.
ionln1enbonQ ltou6, bctrnhtct. Die
l5aponcr 0jnqcn oiicnbor bon Der 2ln'
iiht ans, OoB 5roit OnS Shoufcnitcr
ablidtIif 5crtriimnertc, Scltc bciBt
Is, ee criitire gltc S5oiimIng, OoB nllc
&erprnoctcn, cinidblieBlicb 6roita.
gcnClcn mcrOcn uno in oicicm Sale
miro Die So6e fcinr crnItcrc 6olqen
bobcn. WlitglicNcr Scr 9Inti 2Iijotcn
Sigo IeQcn 0cnl &orioQ feline 8eocu.
tlrna bel inlmcrbn ober oiiritc Der.
icl6e ciniacn GinihlB nlli Die iu Der
nGditCn @ode ItottiinOCubcn @o6Icn
bobcn. Gic ocrboitcten &oponcr pcr.
ocn cincn Qerecbtcn Ero5cB i'm EoIis
sci mo Gountp.@eridt crboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
SSrr0rbt- llid)t
at @ano
III )alterl

cine Slnide BON Sales SpncD Of
SOrcbOunO ano Snr. Der irIb5ci.
ti9c @cbrandD fam Sic Our Grnnf.
felt bcBiitcn, benu glerjtc iiibrcn
mandlc crnitlidc Grfranfnng ami Gr.
fGltnna 5nriif.
&nlcg'S 6Oncp Of 6urrbunnb ano
Sar fat icit @cncratiOucn Suiicu
nnS GrfGltnuoen fnrirt. Die Sbat'
iadJc, baf cs Sabre lane Gin bclirb'
tee SauSmittcl grlucicn, 5cngt fir
icincu @ertb nnS icine Sraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
lja(e'S 5oney Of
0pre|jpnno Uar

briuat idnelle Grlcidltcrmns in SGl.
len bon Welrm Sals, SrDnd,itiS imS
9cndDbnltcn. Gs 1T lcidJt 5u ne1mcn
nno it0rt bic @crSaunns hiht.
llc6crall bon 9lputbefcrn pcrfanft;
25 GcutS, 80 GcntS ubcr 81 prn
SlaIdc, jc nad Der 8rDFc,
NeGmt fcin Snbititnt. Tcrsciuii.
iert Sud, bak SIR Salc's Soncp Of
Surcbunnb nno Sar bcfommt. Nidts
fummt bcmicl6cn slciA fir Snitcn,
GrfGltnmgcn uno SciIcrfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
is 9insc wDbl, abcr cs acbt nidlt.

Eitt9 burn go, =. >Son.-Iie
Ncuoltcrlng bon Fitt9burg bot cilltn
SicG ilbcr Die EittSbur0cr 9obns
@elcllld)ult Onuon 0etrogcn Gic
GompoGniC, Der iGmntIihc 0obucn
Der StoOt Qcborcn, nutBtc 5uacben,
0uB ca inml0glid lci Die neueinqc'
iiibrtc NcGel, 0o9 6obrqcIO inn Nor-
aus ST colIcftirc1, OurdBufiibren
Wontog irilb nm 6 llbr lullroe ole
ncllc Mc1cl cin1cfiibrt. 8oGreno oe5
golt5cn cages unrcn oic 2inicn ocr
@eicIIdnit uollltin0ig brad)geleQt.
neil cS ocn Committeeman Der 8eIeQ,
lhoft ni6t meogIid) mar. 6os 8erlnns
gen ibrcr 8orgciebtcn ourdBuiiibren.
Gic Yoiiogicrc meigertcn i'd ener-
gid, oos @cl0 porfcr 81 be5o6Ieli,
troboenl erflort luuroc, 0ob ole Heu.
einfilbrnng mnr itattgcinnoen babe,
onnlit oic Gonoufieurc 0eleqenbcit
bdttcn, niti Der YIottiorm 5u bleiben
uno oen notbigcn Shit ous5itilben
9Im Iicnitoa uno gcitern porcn
pieIe Gonoufteltre ntft sum 7ienit
erlficnen, ole meiiten entihuloigten
ibr NusbIcibcn nit 9lusiIiihten. 81.
rtige batter Den Wiutb. oiien 3u er.
fIoren, Dob lie inter oen ncllen Ser.
oronlltgen fcinen Iicnit tbun mir,
ben Oo Die Boiugiere ibncn ourdou5
entgegenarbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

Yifc's 3abnidDmcr5cutrupfcn fnri'
rem in ciucr Ytinntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
u. 6anitiA, w..Yossis,su.s,r. u,:s
1entff,s SAhsr pnS Beitimriften.
Suoenofnrif.en, Dtdrhen uHf grsdtunqen
alnffifsr. 6ebthts. Npmane etc. f5ept9. I'D
Ger critic 9DndJmorb in 1908.

groofbopen, UfiiI, 3. Snn.
r. @a6rldeinli9 Der erIte 9pnhmoro
oes neuen Sabres luuroe bette 0abier
perilbt. Gin Diob entrib bel 6ellem
Gage circn Heger Dem 8eipabri1m
ctliher Boli5iiten nno eridoB i'm alii
ofiener StraBe. Der 9teger, oeiien
gtame neoer Der Eoli5ei nod oer
2pndllnorSern befnnnt iItS mar be.
ihuIoigt in ser Rodt pom leeten
0ieHitag einen EoIi8iiten 3i Gafuolc,
yliii, getootet ju buben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Snrcan oc9 Collectors Der WnIcr-
mictllcn unh Niccn,cn. Nnthhnns.

Ndtttnore. beu 81. December 1907.
Sc miro bcrnit Joii8 gegebct, odB ale BON
oiciem giredlt ans9eiieulen Hicenien ilr gSnae1
4iadro3. Boil uuo Bu9aclle, NeGcIbnbuen etc.
nnl i. 3anunr 1908 8abIbur iino Gle miiiier
oesbub 8luifchen oem I. mn 20. Sdnuur IN bic
fem @iirealr. oorbcbaltlidb scr gclcBldcn Stru'
fen geIO iueroen.
Z. epencer 6lnrte,
GnIlcfior Der SSuiierntietbcn mo Hlcen5en.
(Juni-3b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
ST. Sones
Sopines Bonk
,SabrCs 9luSmcis.

Baltimore, t. Sauuar zoos
6ono5 an puHo AM L. 1nmur
Grbulcn bon Nepun
iorcu ndbyCno oc9
NdDrtc ........... .S6llO32.l
GrDateH an Stnlen
uno Eioioenocu. p. 81 ,92470
YIN Nepoittorcn NAB
reno oce &nbrlo
bcjublt ...... S52oO7296
$1,2oJass.5l
gln Suldrcu 1tIcrn
Il. ionitrQCn uUtO
ten br8aolt ....... s.GII7g
ErdmIen an ChllGa-
il0Hen ........... 2,I23.OS
3inicu, orn Scpoiito.
rem Butgcl6rebcu l9,j59s3.
@ctrae Ocr 6ouDs am San 1908 $6l3,o9Oss
9uaucci mic i5.ct:
GiilCI unA -guratIoncn. ....... Si3i Sj6.Si
NOpoiDclCna Saucb.u ............ st,ai3.UO
YIuHos Gnu.eUCA ................. a. 5000
c5ruuojtniru ruo 8guuoctGcatbrM 3s.450.OO
NUuu mo 6HrlA nHn ....,..... 81. ,s2.27
>uLr an Nd..J lIlI Ill 1cr >uul. 4o.HSs.fI
S6l358O.ss
ECyoiiIn Cont an f. 1uHEur 1gO7......it36
Cont ndhreHo oce SdbreS erollurl...... $40
Conn muDrCnO oe5 Nabrc5 Aen u'cH..... ~
GcruiilenGoHlj an t. SaHuay luS..... .t4Sl
Gcornc Z. SbuIcr, bra1oCul.
Gpugno g. GGhbC,
Hic AlnicrSchnctcn baben bic Seflritdtcu ltt
lcrpinltg deprli Euo ltc IN ueberclnllmlHu4 q
obgen Nuemcis 9CtuHoen
Die elnla9cn In Ilticu mo GbIiqdtioneu finn
nit &orht pctrot'rn lino ole SurlcheH ourb
erlifluligc Htdnocr nit binrebcnoenl boberen
(Serih pciichcrt Scr gdarbeitto II d3uHo uno
in 2dnlen 1T nacbac}abt mo rdDhg bc'Hnoen
nurheu.
lEir Iobcn nufri6tip oir couierpntipc uno
ipnrfamc SerunIlung ocr gdnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Gpllcftircn Dun 1908 Stcncrn.
stsner. I spnrtemrnt. Mathhaue.
Y q | / III ore. ben ?. Snuunr 1908.
Hur Nadlrirlt iiir steucrinhler.

Y N I c, Dtl 2. 4NnIIlNI IHUN.
3ur Gadlrid)t fir SteucrSnbler.
Tie Qiiber oleics Eepdrtemenis itnb iebt 6rr
Gntgcgennnbme Der 3nblungcr bon Gtudtss uno
Sinoicuern fir has Sabr 1903 qe6tiuct
3ruei uno Elm b1lb (2b Rrolent Rnhnit
iperoen nuf nue ftdotfben @runoeiacntbumss
RerfUnal uno GefGritdtcnsR Redninacn beluil,
lai. bic iribreno hes Wlonnis Sunudr. ni6i
fpdcr, ais bic 5reiine ben 81 Sumunr. Tnd1.
miituas 3 llbr. be3abli iuernen. Stint 90
Erp6ent ueroen dui Sianisrebnunecn beulligt
StelierBnhIer ibnnen ibre Rebnuu9en per
Tuit er6aiten. inoem oiefeIben obne 36ecrn
burum erfud)elt. nit Nnanhc oes 9iaentbumS.
nn ipet es dhpefdndbt IN uno inter 9eitilgnna
zines NIT oeiien 9lbreiie perfebeneit frupiirter
Prieiumfbage. iifio bic herlanpien Re6nunaer
iueroeu suaefanot iperoen deine Re6nunoen
fpernen ousdeanot. tpenli riobi onrum perionlid)
cher breiIidb erfuft uiro.
Trunf groiun.
tSieners@innebmer.
(San3, o, ,f6,23,27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Gin ionoer6arcs ceilmitisl.

VII TuHptEUuTte f'tEIHEIItI.
Turunifr bat man etne Slrinei Sh oeriieber
Der gsgeuilber otelenqe Nrdnfbeit obnut1chta
~ uHi ocreH oeiIuitg e here6He IT. COLDER
gIri 0ellmIltei piebt Is Hur oerboiuibmdbg
meuge. }u ibncn aebdrt dher Oor gten ylnd'
iciis cine felt luugcu Sdhren an Oieleu luii'
ieHocn BON FGitenten belp1nrle Srtinoung oes
81 Slsbee ipehe eoen Sau bon S1morrhoii
oen heili: ob petaltet uoer friit. Oh blino ODER
bluieno. 5Ser nit oie'em dudlbouen Getoen ges
iiraft ili iaHn itb bon Der peraoe3n iuunoer'
ibdtipeu g9irtGmeit leiht iiber5eugeti. 1robe
iptrh foiteure bon y Aeuiideoier x Co.. Dor
1916. NeiU PORT ueriuunl (Wlc0t6r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

Eaiic 3nr Heiie in's ynslanS &c.
iorst 6. Haiue, Nr. 413, Sit.galti.
moreitrafe, nabe Gnitum Sunie 4pr.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Three BUILDINGS BURN.
HICKMAN HAS EARLY mosr,.o
BLAZE. THURSDAY
Two Tires Ibis Week. Both Of NJ.
tesious Origin. Seem, IN
he Work Of Tire Buo

Another destructive ire y..,.
Hickman. Thursday morning 81
Gre originated. from some 9rt...
cause. in r. A. Lediorl', by.
which Is located about ig1 r.
northeast Of the foot of ib. .
house steps, and vas discover. F.
The family Of Prof Is. n eI
about $3.50. The alarm vas 81.
promptly bat the local fr..fgtt..
did not arrive in time 90 seer Al
flames from destroying ihe barn .r
spreading go other bulliiags
Prof. Gabby's beautiful r.r Pol.
denee vas the second bsIlr. II
catch IRE. and sas saved ir6r .-
plete destruction only anera ...
hghi. This property vas value. Il
81. 500. and the damage d.a. srI
amount 90 anywhere from SI.00In|
~ 500. 0abby carried $500
lurance on the building HF t.
hold goods were earned out AMI .
ly Slightly damaged
r. A. Lediori's barn. value. NJ
s4oo. and contents. at $3.50 a.r.
totally destroyed. Leliorl .a-I
only 5000 Insurance -Four Hs.. ..
horses and mules Eere Boz ths .r
vhen ite Gre started. bot rrrs ....
ten out The Gfm ot LeIor. Il
Randie. vho uses apau oltar BAN.
lost their delivery wagon. hlr..
feed, ETC.. amounting 30 about sI.
No insurance
An old building. on tle south r.
Of the street. belonging 90 it- tg
and used al pound. bamra -r.
Following this the oii cts .a.. .l-.
as a tool house oy thc city. tn-.
ln % sefe che ciiy's ,ool r.
ciiy'l Joss ia estimated ai at
lS2s0.
W. A. Doddi bad lumber larlr.
cd io ihc extent oi SIS cr SOL.
/ ala insurance GA inis humber rlI
ed fss days ago.
Two gasoline cans, enc..r.
boxes, containing a small q.s lr
OF gasoline and within a iooi OBJ.
old pound building. hardly ha. OBJ.
wood boxing scorched. ral. obi.
building burned completely.
Nj. Houston. vho occupies nh,
Shav residence at the l01f u. .
steps. moved DIS household r
bot bad 90 further Joss
That the Cabby residence vaf a..
totally destroyed seems almost "a
miracle. Only quick and conserve
live action oi thc volunteer t....
r The work done by these Ft-
men 9n this occasion ia hiFH.
mendabic and Is much better a.a
vc have been having. Iha1l t
Marshall Dillon ior having a'
carts. vrcnches and evrV'al.
right in place.