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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
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&oiepD, Mo, cbclih pcrbuuOrn.
Die Srocn3obcrcn bcobodtcn oo>
ltrcugitc Sd)mcigcn iibcr Die 9IngcIc.
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iibcr Die 6llldt i'm llmloui. S6mc.
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&i55ic Nc. gSclh ans Chicago, ulO lie
lit 26 Sabre ait. Nci Gruirtui9 ocr
Ncirntb3s Eiccn5 mohtc tic 0Ic'e Nll.
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Srelunocl crrCidNt mar, 100 0u0 Yu0r
hcidiitt mltrOc, bis sic GbcId)Iicbun8
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
@pttcSbicnTt inter ppli5cilld)cm
Sd)nt,.

Ginciuroti, o, .. WGrS. -
Teu. Mid)ncI Wtlllpihill mlroc &C.
i;ern mGbrcno cr boS Nndonlt IN Der
St. Ectcr8 Mntbeoralc %cclcbrirtc,
bon @chcimpoli5iltcn bcbiltct. Ter
8ciitlid)c bate gcitcrll cinen nit Dem
9toncn .Nobn Hpon" untcr5cidnctclt
@rief crholtcn, mcld)cr Die Wittbci.
llung cntbiclt, oaB Nnarhiltcn Don
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onidlaS altf i'm uorbcrcitct bGttcn.
Tcp. WllluihiQ molltc 5lterlt Dem
Shrcibcn feline @eadtung lfcntcn,
BOD iciuc IreunOc multotcn lih lhut
illd)cliO an bic Yolijci. WGbrcnO Gc1
WottcaoiCnitca III Scr &utbcorulc ma
rem @cbcinpolijiItcn in Ser NGbc oc3
NlturS rno inter Sen AnOdhtiGcn
ouigcItcgt, nm I'M Nptbiolle Ben
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pon Ser Anord)iItcnbnnoc, bon Der
boS GompIot ol1Sgcbc, lo$gcIugt uno
zen TricItcr gCpornt, Ounlit Der
WproonihlaG pcrcitelt mcroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
ycid)cn inter elmer Wrnuorninc.

grultn9ton, q. 3, >. Wdrj.
- Nic Hciden pom 2poia Garter aus
Hor0cntomn ltno BON @nl. Sled ans
NocbIll5 mar0cn bclttc inter ocn
Sriimmern eincs in Der Icbtcn Nadt
cln9c1ldcrtcn IarmballicS 5piiHcrl
Ilorclcc lunO 9tocbling auigcilmocn.
Gaa @alt9 'talO aul ser io8cn1mtcll
ncuBlildcu 6arm" lu0 mar icit IGn-
gcrer 3ctt unbcrupbnt gepeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Grmoroctcr Ericitcr 5ar NnBc &c
hcftct.

Totcro IT, N.-S., 2. MtGrj. -
Die llcbcrrcItc ocS in Genpcr crnor.
0rtcn EricltcrS geo Nciltrid)S murocn
bclrte olli Sem T~rieoboie sum b"riligcll
@rnbc sur Nllbc oebcttct, lul0 100
@ciltlld)c nobnleu Antbcil an ocll
Scid)en e Gcrcmonicn am Wrabc.
&orber iano cin @uttc8oicnit in Ser
St. Stride itott. (alt.
lcl0c Don WCnIhen Itan0cn itlln0Cn=
lang im Nc1en ulli Der StrnBe ut0
crruortctcn Dos @ridcinrn 0ca Gel.
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FrOOin5iol Oe2 6ron5iSfaner Or.
0cn9, cclcbrirtc Cit Sootcnomt in ser
Stride inter Mitlpirtlmg pcrihic0c-
ltcr WcttIihcL meld)e StlIoicnDCnoi
len oca Grmor0cten gcpeicn morcl,
nno Nctm Mc9tnltp, Eiorrcr Der
Il. Gohla-&ithc, Gin intilncr Srclnlo
res &atcr3 eco, biclt Die SciNcnprc.
bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Scr Snbnfsfrana in acntndp.

germ ap. >. Mdr5. -
". .. &amfins, Grinder Der Nclues
gung iiir cine Observation-Disclosures
inter oen soRiasp Hnn5crn. miro
beute an ale Sabadspfian5cr in SEEN.
tudp Nntritt ieiocnL mas lie 81 &C.
mGrtigen babeBSiofls lie oos Ultima.
tum Der nSocietb oi gQllitp," Oob in
rieiem Sabre fcin Sobod 9cpiIan3t
ireroen iol, nift .bsiolgcn ioatcn.
Die Nuhtreiter iiper0eu f~ortiabrcn,
acknowledgements ST perniften
uno Sdeunen nieoer5ubremncr, aud
penn Der @ouOerncllr MiiIi5trlppcn
gum Sf)ube auibieten ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Wrufcr Hnnfragb in Mcrifu.

GlFoo, Ger, ,. MGri. - Cine
nat hcllte Nod)mittol ciltactroiicnc
0cpcihc aus Gbibuobio, Mcrito.
mcloct, OaB sic oortjlc r9anco &c
Nincro," Gi8cnt5lm Oc9 nlcrifani.
id)cn Notidoitcrs Greet, nm $500
eco in mcritQniIdcur @cloc bcpoltbt
lnorocn lit. @is ictt lit NicmauO
pcrboftct pprbcn. n Die lieIigun &c.
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glcihcn Nomcna, Dor. @otihuitcr
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lp1blltcn Stootc, 0ciicn @ouperncltr
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mats &ulnlur olrf brci Wtoitatc Don
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crbultcl. &n icincr NumcicnbCit inn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

@ien, ,. Mars. - 0a5 falte
@cttcr bat ser @epcgung 3nr 2lb.
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I'M bieriiir 81 ogitireu. Nm ser
Spiec oes Gomite's Ite5t @raf 9ar-
rad.
Neger- NufruGr in @ri.
tiif @citinoien.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
(Surticbnne uuu Der I. Scitc.)

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9roitcrn cin Fonif, uno tie crbcbcn
inn Scrcin nit 0cn 0oitmirtbcn lort
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Wnbrio, 3. WiGr3. @ic oiii.
5leu betonnt gcQcbcn miro, miro Oic
Nieocrfunit scr a6uiain &iftorio &c.
gen Gnbe &illi crportct.
MoniG Nliona Ser Grci5cbntc pon
Sponicn lit nit aoniain &iftoriu.
irilbcrcr F|rin3ciiiu pom N~otlcnber9,
ieit Dem 81. Otni 1906 pcrm0hIt. Ger
critic SObn ocaii Eoorca, &niont
Nlfonio, crblidtc oa9 2iht Scr Welt
am 10. Woi 1907. Gic &0nigin lit
an q. Sftobcr 1887 ocborcn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
9infus in Bcacn 9aufcn
Sin Muiicn GruOn0 ntS Inoicn
bC9unncl.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Tim GridItung In einem Sas sa furireu
nebrle man Sarattue Srpmp EMiuine Tablets.
Ipofbeier geben has 8elb 5utiid. iuenn fe nibt
pirien. e.. ". CROWS tlnteritrifi nuf ieoer
S6a6tel. Csc. ~(SttiiSi&g)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

York; Mrs Crane, Massachusetts: Mrs.
Culberson. Texas: Miss Curtis, Kansas;
Mrs. Caulfield. Missouri. Mrs. Champ
Clark. Missouri; Mrs. Cole. Ohio: Mrs
vania: Mrs. Cooper, Wisconsin: Mrs.
Cravens. Arkansas; Mrs. Crumpacker.
Indiana: Mrs. Bourke Cochran. New
York: Mrs: Currier: New Hampshire;
Illinois; Mrs. Carlin, Virginia.
Mrs. Dalzell. Pennsylvania: Mrs. Dixon,
Montana; Mrs. Depew. New York; Mrs.
Driscoll. New York: Mrs. Diekema, Mich
igan. Mrs. Douglas. Ohio; Mrs. Dwight.
New York; Mrs. De Almond, Mississippi;
Mrs. Dolliver. Iowa: Mrs Denver. Ohio
Mrs Ellis Missouri; Mrs. Elkins, West
Vii ginia: Mrs. Ellis, Oregon.
Mrs. Fassett. New York: Mrs. Fair
child New York: Mrs. Foster, Vermont:
Mrs. Fowler. New Jersey; Mrs. Foraker,
Ohio.
Mrs. Gardner. New Jersey; Mrs Card
| Ecr. Massachusetts,; Mrs. Graham. Penn
sylvania; Mrs. Granger. Rhode Island:
Mrs. Garner. Texas: Mrs. Gamble, South
Dakota; Mrs. Graft, Illinois; Mrs. Gar
rett Tennessee.
Mrs. Hepburn. Idaho: Mrs. Harrison.
New York; Mrs; Hardy, Texas: Mrs
Mrs. Howard, Georgia: Mrs. Hubbard
! Iowa: Mrs Hughes. New York: Mrs
| Humphrey, Washington: Mrs. Hull Iowa;
Mrs. Hardwick. Georgia; Mrs. Hackney
Missouri: Mrs. Hawley. Oregon: Mrs
HUH. Pennsylvania Mrs. Houston. Ten
nessee: Mrs. Higgins. Connecticut; Mrs.
| Hamilton. Michigan: Mrs. j. B. Hepder-
| son (ex-member), Washington, D. c.;
Mrs, John E. Harding. Ohio
| Mrs. Jenkins, Wisconsin,: Mrs. James,
Kentucky.
Mrs. Kahn. California: Mrs. Kennedy.
Ohio: Mrs. Knowland. California; Mrs.
Kipp. Pennsylvania; Mrs. Kitchin. North
Mrs. Lodge. Massachusetts,: Mrs. Law,
New York; Mrs. Lafean. Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Lamar, Florida: Mrs. Leak New
Jersey: Mrs: Littlefield. Maine: Mrs. Lou
denslager, New Jersey; Mrs. Lowden, IL
lnois: Mrs. Gordon Lee. Georgia; Mrs.
| La Toilette. Wisconsin.
| Mrs. Mccall. Massachusetts,; Mrs. Nc
Cunsber. North Dakota: Mrs. McKinlay,
California: Mrs. McLain. Mississippi.
| Miss Maths. Illinois: Mrs. Miller, Kan
sas: Mrs. Mondell. Wyoming; Mrs. Moore,
Pennsylvania: Mrs. Moore. Texas: Mrs.
Mann. Illinois: Mrs. Kitchin, Mississippi.
Mrs Needham. California.
indiana.
Mrs. Payne. New York: Mrs. Parsons.
New York: Mrs. Parker. South Dakota
Mrs. Porter, New York: Mrs. Perkins.
New York: Mrs. Pujo. louisiana: Mrs.
Mrs. Rainey. Illinois; Mrs. Richardson,
Delaware; Mrs: Ryan. New York; Mrs.
Russell. Missouri: Mrs. Rayner. Mary
| land.
Mrs. Scott. West Virginia: Mrs. Smoot.
Utah; Mrs. Sutherland, Utah: Mrs Sher-
man. New York: Mrs. S. c. Smith. Colo
RADIO: Mrs. S. w. Smith. Michigan: Mrs.
w. l. Smith, Iowa: Mrs. Sperry, Con-
necticut; Mrs. Slayden, Texas; Mrs.
Spight. Mississippi; Miss Small, North
! Carolina.
Mrs. Taylor. Ohio: Mrs. Tirrell. Massa-
chusetts: Mrs Thomas. North Carolina.
| Mrs. Underwood. Alabama.
Mrs. Vreeland New York
| Miss Edith Wetmore. New Jersey: Mrs.
Wilkes. Michigan; Mrs. Washburn, Mas
sachusetts: Mrs. Weeks, Massachusetts,; ;
Mrs. Wheeler, Pennsylvania: Mrs. Will
liams. Mississippi; Mrs. woodward, West
Virginia; Miss Wood. New Jersey.
> Arranged according to representation by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
Committee Of Citizens Approves
Position Of the House.

At a meeting Of the joint committee
representing Takoma Park. Brightwood.
Brightwood Park and Petworth citizens
associations held last evening resolutions
were adopted commencing and indorsing
the stand the House of Representatives
has taken in insisting by unanimous
vote upon the House amendment to the
Union station trackage bill.
The resolutions state further that the
enactment into law Of this bill. with the
House amendment thereto. will afford re-
lief to the section of the District repre-
sented by the associations and to the entire
sire is expressed that this legislation may
become effective at the present session
OF Congress. The resolution was pre-.
scented by William NICK. Clayton Of the
Brightwood Park Association and was
una Efmously adopted Copies were or.
committee and to the subcommittee OF
House committees on street railways
streets and avenues. The meeting was
held at the residence of d. j. Particle
Ala 9Th street northwest. Petworth
James W. Dyre presided and w. r. Mack.
rifle served as secretary.
A resolution was presented by ]. H
Clark Of the Takoma Park Association
| urging the conferees on the part o.
| the Senate to accept the Union station
trackage bill as passed by the House. tc
the end~that the bill may become a Law
at this session of Congress. Copies were
| ordered to be sent to each conferee or
the part of the Senate.
The amendment of Senator Burkett tt
the District appropriation bill was dis
cussed, and resulted in the adoption Oh
| a resolution extending the thanks Of the
joint committee to Senator Burkett fol-
his efforts to obtain through service or
the ,Brightwood railway. The belief was
expressed that the best results would
be obtained by providing through service
from Takoma Park. instead of from the
Walter Reed Army Hospital on Bright.
wood avenue. The railroad committee
composed Of Messrs. Clayton. Particle
Mackrille and Dyre, will appear before
Senator Burlkett tomorrow and urge the
pa sage of his amendment to the District
bill.
Those present at the meeting were J.
w. Dyre and j. H. Clark. Takoma Park
Association; George S. Wilson, Charles
w. Ray and W. r. Mackrille. Bright
wood Association: E. j. Ayres. w. NICK.
Clayton and F. J. Metcalf. Brightwood
Park Association; D. ]. Particle and w.
j.. Qupelrus. PetWorth Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
Our Guarantee

This label is in every Bufro-
japs'' Korrect Shape Shoe.
and stands as q guarantee that
the "Burrojaps'' upper will not
break through before the 6rst
sole Is worn through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
BUILD A CHURCH AT NIGHT.
Work of Congregation That Gould
Not Afford Pay for Labor.

From the Kansas City Times
. With the light from a dozen lanterns
helping them to see where to place joists
and how to nail on weatherboards. ten
members of the Yecker Avenue Baptist
Church worked until after II o'clock last
night on their new church building.
The Yecker Avenue Baptist Church was
organized about three years ago Until
recently the congregation worshired in
a small frame building. Additions to the
congregation made a larger building nee
essary and it was decided to build a
church.
But the congregation was not wealthy
one. and the members felt that they could
not give money enough for a new build
ing. Then the Rev. William l.. Harms,
pastor of the church. had an idea.
I'VE can afford to buy material for
new building and each one OF us can give
little Of his time in work." Mr.. Harms
said. The congregation agreed and the
material was bought.
Every day and many nights. under the
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direction of some of the members Of the
congregation who are carpenters the
work goes on Those who cannot work
by day give little Of their time at night
and the women of the church have coffee
ready for the men when the work is over.
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Sinful Waste.
From Puck,

from PUCK.
Farmer Barnes-Tve bought a barom-
eter Hannah: ter tell when it's goin' ter
rain. We know!
Mrs. Barnes-To tell when it's goin' ter
rain! Why. / never heerd O. sech extrav-
agance! What do We s'pose tn good
Lord hez give We tn rheumatiz fer?
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Hereditary Hostesses.

From the Gentlewoman.
Heredity and bringing up have Q OseoA
deal to do with the social talent, and II
neither ladies themselves. their pothers
nor their forbears have been distinguished
in this way beforehand the chances are
that one who suddenly finds herself in the
position of hostess will not succeed.
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The really disgusting feature aboutfthis
mad rush for wealth is that we we've left
at the post.-Puck.
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states. the members of the club are as
UNION STATION TRACKAGE.

The following states are not representa-
South Carolina. Minnesota and Nevada.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-02-07

Pursuant to q resolution
adopted by the Republican
City Central Committee Wed.
nesday Jan. %, 1908 a mass
meeting of the Republican
voters of the city of Marshall
is called to meet at the city
hall Tuesday, Feb. 18th, 1905
at 7.3O p. m. for the purpose
of (lst) nominating a city tick.
ct to be voted upon at the an
nual city election to be held
on Tuesday, April 9Th, 1905
(2nd) the election OF a new
city central committee and
(3rd) the transaction of such
business as may come proper.
ly before the meeting.
J.. d. Murrell, chairman,
Milton Alison, Secy.
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BLOSSER.

The Ladies Missionary Sc.
cietv of Saline Church met a,
Miss Anna Birds Wednesday
to elect new officers.
Preaching at the Presby.
terian church every morning
and evening, the first and
third Sunday Of every month.
Miss Maud Blosser gave a
birthday dinner last Tuesday.
Those present we're Misses
Allie Lantz and Mabel Black,
burn, Messrs. Ernest Sailor,
Will and Louis Blosser.
The ladies' Missionary and
Aid Society Of Saline church
are going to have all oyster
supper at J. W. Black burn's
residence next Thursday
night. All are invited TO at.
tend.
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NcLeod.VanDy Dyke.

The many friends of Miss
Louise VanDyke were given
d genuine surprise when they
learned of her marriage Tues.
day evening TO Neal Edwin
Mcleod, a merchant of Brook
vile, Miss.
Mr.. Mcleod was "a student
at M. v. c. four years ago
and is well and favorab'y Y
known here. The bride is the
beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob VanDyke and has "a host
of friends here who regret to
see her leave Marshall.
The wedding had been kept
Il profound secret. AT 8
oclock IN the presence OF the
relatives and a few of Miss
VanDyke's friends Rev. j. T..
Abbott in a beautiful cere-
mony pronounced them man
and wife.
They left on the midnight
9. 4 A. passenger for ST. Louis
where they will make their
furniture purchases, then
make a visit 10 some southern
points and be at home 10 their
friends at Brookville on March
lst.
Mrs. j. w. Wornall, and
Miss Mary Mcdaniel, of Kan.
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. ID.
Steele, Slater; aid Gus Me-
Leod.o Macon, Miss. "a broth
er Of the groom, were the out
of-town guests.
Rev. L. =. Bowen sent us
the following verses IN honor
ot the bride:
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Shooting Affair.

A deplorable shooting oc'
Cured at Slater last Friday
afternoon as the result of a
quarrel the evening before.
Ernest Eubank and Frank
Gauldin met on Main street
in front Of Allen & Benning.
tons grocery store and the
former fred three shots at
Gauldin at close range-two
Of the bullets piercing Gaul.
din's hat, but not hurting
him. One Of the bullets broke
a window of Allen g. Benning.
tons and another went
through a buggy across the
street. But for the timely
interference of Rodt. Kirby,
Mr.. Gauldin might have been
killed.
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Church Notes.

Dr.. W. r. Dobyns will ad.
dress a mems meeting at the
First Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening. The
address was announced for
last Tuesday night by mis-.
take.
Mrs. Belle Payne and
daughter, Miss Nora, enter
tanned the Ladies Aid and
friends of the First M. +.
Church at their home on South
Lafayette yesterday afternoon
and night.
DR.. Geo. p. Baity and Dr.,
Bullock, of Kansas City, were
here Wednesday making ar
rangements for the Missouri
Presbyterian Assembly which
meets here in August.
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Blue Lick School Report.

Report or Blue Lick School
for month ending Jan. 3lst,
1903.
Number pupils enrolled 81
Average daily attendance %
No. attending every day IL
No. absent5 5 days or more 4
Pupils on honor roll for an
average of 30 or more: Enid
King, Bessie Luse, Tom
Mounts, Clara Schieszer,
Bertha Schieszer, Rosa
Schieszer and Lucille York.
Names of pupils present
every day: Tom Bowler, Earl
Cunningham, Frances Holio-
way, Enid King, Bessie Luse,
Martha Mounts, Tom Mounts
Mabel Mounts, Joseph Pan
mel, Clara Schieszer, Bertha
Scheizer, Rosa Scheiszer and
Lucille York.
Miss Stella Sutherland,
Teacher.