davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30
BIG MELON CUTTINGS.
t11nion Associated Press,

tUnion Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The United
States Steel Corporation, the Steel
Trust heads the list of corporations
paying dividends that attract general
interest to-day. The steel trust raises
the interest on Its common stock from
two to three per cent. affording con.
vIncing proof to the financial inter-
ests In the country that the steel and,
iron business generally has greatly
improved.
The American Light and Traction
Company today paid 4 10 per cent
stock dividend by which Shareholders
received one share OF common stock
and an additional cash dividend of l
per cent. on the common besides the
utsualquar terly dividend CT 2 per cent.
It also paid / 1-2 on the preferred
stock.
The Central New England Railroad
Company distributed 4 per cent. as the
installment OF interest on Its. $3.50.
900 general mortgage s per cent. in
come bonds for the year ended July l
last. The New Haven Railroad owns
$685. 1913 OF the Issue.
~ F#-#- .#NHE#NH WHfr| ~H~fL e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30
KING SISTERS
WAS MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES
AT LAUNCHING OF GREAT
ENGLISH BATTLESHlP.

NY UFICET TTTNEsT
PORTSMOUTH,. Eng, Sept. 3D.
The Neptune. which when completed
aflloat. was launched today by the
Kings sister, the Duchess of Albany.
Mt q notable gathering of the nobility.
statesmen and society people. The
Neptune. IIngland's eleventh Dread
naught. is armed with twelve-fnch
guns and n secondary armament of
twenty-five four-inch guns. Her dis
placement Is 20,250 tons. The slips
she vacated will be Immediately occu-
ell by two more Dreadnaushts. -Four
more will be built next year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

~~-
Miss Nellie WetherilI. Of Chester.
Pin. is visiting Miss Lucy Prichard
on Washington Observation-Disclosures
Record.
Rev. G. NJ. Shot has returned from
Wheeling. where he delivered six adj
dresses on last Sunday and visiting
among his Old Observation-Disclosures
Record.
Mrs. ]. D. Currey went to Manning
ton last evening to visit ner daughter.
Miss Virginin Currey.
John Clark Raymond, son of Tom
Raymond. Is i'll at his home on Jack
son street with symptoms of pneu-
monfa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. lehman and
children, William Parry and Miss Mar
garet. returned last niglt from a
weeks visit with relatives in Waynes-
burg, PA.
Mrs. John jenkins. of Indianapolis.
Ind, arrived here last evening to visit
her daughter. Mrs. II. s. Falconcr.
Mrs. Falconer returned last evening
from n visit in Morgantown.
Mrs. 4. J.. Stone will return thit
evening from an extended visit with
her daughters. Mrs. Ga:hrignt. and
Mrs. Waldell in C%ovington. Va. En-
route home she visited relatives in
|Chnrleston and Parkersbnrg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30
LIQUOR DEALERS GATHER
tUnion Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The largest
convention ever held by the liquor
dealers Of this State opened here to.
day and will continue three days. An
organized plan against the proposed
measures to be submitted Mt the next
session OF the legislature disadvnnta'
gcols to their interests will be formu-
lated by the dealers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30
WANTED.
WANTED---LO0K HERE

S&D I nave a fine residence
H4aa$HH$1R located on Benoni ave.
Saa1SFAS nue. near 9th street for
sale. The lot Is 40x120 feet. and on
the west side of the avenue. house
contains Z rooms besides bath room.
and are nicely finished in oak. AMI
provided WITH all of the modern In.
proyements; combination chandeliers
for both gas ana electricity, laurlry
Is fitted up with tubs and an inztan-
taneous Rudd water heater.
This property can offer Mt a bar
gain and give possession In sixty
days. any one wanting a good home.
here Is yonr opportunity. The boom
Is coming, the advance guard Is al
ready in Fairmunt. Buy wits the
price is an inducement.
Am going to sell to somebody sure
Terms two-fifths cash. balance In ons
and two years. Don't allow those MIL.
me under, but come and see nc at
No. 1877 Fairmont avenue
IA HOWARD KELLEY.
Those having property improved o.
unimproved who desire to put 1t Oh
the market, are requested to call and
consult the undersigned; or persons
who wish to purchase a home o. O
vacant lot, I am H:epared to offers.you
either. I now have booked improved
properties ranging In prices :.om
$12, 100000 down to $1.5o0.00 and un-
improved from $15.000.00 down t.
$4,000. My place Of business Is IN!
my home No. 727 Fairmont avenue.
Fourth ward, where I shall be pleased
to meet you and offer n square hor.
est dael in every respect. Come and
see me.
w KELLEY. +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30
Warrington

WARRINGTON. Sept. 3O.-Thc an
nua1, State Conference of the Method
list Episcopal Church of West Virginia
is holding its regular meetings and
daily taking up the usual business.
The members of the conference expect
to remain in the city over Sunday.
The millinery openings on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week were n
decided success. Owing to the beauti-
full weather every n was out to view
the fall and winter styles.
Rehearsals for the Society Whirl,"
to be given MT the Opera House on
Friday night. October /. are progress
ing encouragingly. More than 200 If
M+annington's talent will be on tia
stage and will be well worth coming
many miles to see.
Freeland's Orchestra furnished the
music for the skaters ut Michael's
skating rink last evening. There will
be music again on Saturday evening.
Rev. G. w. Kinsey. Of Metz. is the
guest OF friends in town today.
Howard Coleman. of Farminston.
spent last evening with his mother
here. @-
Mrs. Rose and niece. of Littleton.
have returned TO their home. after II
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ner here.
James Durham. of Pittsburg. is n
business visitor here today.
VIM. Sullivan. of Plttsburg. was a
business visitor among his customers
here yesterday.
Thomas Brannon was a visitor in
town this morning.
James Garlock. Of Uniontown. Pa,
spent yesterday with his customers
here.
W. Y. Atha. OF Pennington. is in the
city this morning on business.
Mrs. Graham. OF Akron. Ohio. is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Ed. Dole-
ny. on Jefferson street.
Mrs. J.. s. Lazear and Mrs. Slater
Will ledse LII tHt iluIhiLS io' ! It's
hurg. where they will attend the COM
ing Centennial, of the Christian Church
to be held there.
Miss Elizabeth Hanley is in Metz to
day. making preparations for opening
her school there next Monday.
Mrs. Boyle has returned to her home
in PittsburE, after n pleasant visit here
with her sister, Mrs. D. r. H%ollobaugh.
Misses Jessie Devore and Grace
Charlton and Messrs. VIM. Morgan anil
Charles Charlton formed a merry par-
ty who spent the day at Smlthae1G
yesterday.
Mrs. John Gump and mother, Mrs:
Davis. OF Salem. returned to their
home yesterday. after a pleasant visit
ut the home of the formers son and
lntter's grandson. A J. Gnnrp. Mrs.
Davis was a resident OF this city more
than fifty years ago. and although now
in her 18th yenr. she noted all the i'm
provements In and about the place
since her time.
d. " fHlhellStlHc "a5 ~ fLoituL Aclt
this morning.
Fl. D. Atha and nephew Attic have
returned from n pleasant trip to Pitts
burg.
B. F. conley. OF Llttleton. is in town
today. y .tdTaa7v
Rev. O'Kanc was n business visitor
in Clarksburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Baker are guests
OF Mrs. Bakers mother at Morgan
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Brown are homo
from n pleasant visit with relatives at
Mrs. James s. Furbee was a Wheel
ing visitor this week.
Miss Flora Koen Is home from q
very pleasant vacation at Webster
prings.
II. Z. Linneman is bacls, from 4 visit
a.g lA&.tfaNtN4y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

OIL AND GAS LEAsEs-For Sale at
this Office. Best form ". Va. and Pm.
Acknowledgements. Also assignment OF
lease at this office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

FOR sAEE-Atcarpet, a drusgett and
a davenport Apply Mrs: G. w. smita,
Cd floor w. C..TsU building. u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

FOR sALE-Extra good oak roll top
desk and library table for sale. Apply
J.. this office. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

w. HOWARD KELLEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-30

with his parents in Oil !city..Pn
Mr.. Rist. the principal Of the Metz
school, Is in town today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
HOnOred Army Officer
Is Proven a Petty Thief

NEW YORK. Dec. ig.--Capt Thomas
franklin. United states army twice
commended BY Cen ChaRee ana Con.
Otis for distinguished service IN
China and At Manila. pleaded guilty
20 long series Of petty embeszIo
menis from The mess fund Of the
West Point cadets. a. oomndasary
and irgasureF Of the United States
military academy. aud was sentenced
BY Judge Hand. 10 Tho Unitod states
Circuit Court 70 tvo years and sis
months IN the Federal prison AZ A.
iahia, Ga HE counsel gave notice
that be would apply for writ Of an
rof and review.
AZ commiaeeFy and treasurer. Cap,
franklin had charge o. the pay checks
" the cadets which he deilosllsa IN
he United States sub.treasury 10 this
~, and drew against Tor rnsas suB
Dlies The total amount o. BIS defnI |
'atlona ran 90 $3.50. o. which ttsai !
sas Represented bY false vouchers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
A GREAT CELEBRATION
TO BE HELD In TAMPA
10 COmmemOratiOn Of the Beginning Of Work on the
Panama GanaI---PrOgran Being Arranged.

TAMPA, Fla, Dec 10. Tampa. from
February lsth to ssnd. win Be the
scene OF one OF the most novel and
brilliant celebrations ever held any.
where In America. the celebration be.
ing arranged In commentator OF the
beginning OF work on the Panama
Canal, the operation OF which win
bring greAter benefit 20 Tampa Than
70 any other port 40 the country the
South Florida metropolis being near.
er the canal than any other port
reached by large railway systems
Colon, Panama. via Tampa, Ia elgh.
teen hours nearer Washington than
Il ID via New Orleans. which illus.
'rates Tampa's importance as a naval
base and export to South America
aud countries OF the Orient
The celebration, which was endors.
ID by Congressional resolution In
1905, viii include features that will
thoroughly entertain visitors from
VI sections The railroads, although
he tourist season viii be on IN full
'last, VIII grant low rates from points
2 the State and throughout the In.
ON. reallsing the importance Of the
'ccaaion. and plans Tor caring for tho
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

me sugar trust b. false ueirhlnr -.
small 10 the ng weighing frauds A
reached 100 per cent declared A..
'i'iant uaiied States Attorney nuek.
nsf yesterday e no opening d tbe
trial q Joseph Mcmahon. an assls,s.,
customs vsigher 81 ne eriml6el
es-nfh q me uaitsd states clreni,
asAAhaa = charged with the falss
NfiFaiaf % . cargo 81 0es brogrhi
here from Greece oa ne ste.ne,
e'4fa' = ieeembsf iooe Euas4ls
'.peys1ilapah 4 AZ impoltsr. lna,oi.
e vim heNatou. failed ass
'R4 "a fsfee fset hau 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
Good Character Is Given
Sugar Fraud Defendants

NEW YORK. nse H. Nen ~
landing IN me viinsss chair ysrisr.
aaf gave certificates 81 good character
70 ne six former smployes a. ne
Amerieaa apEar Reaaing Company. On
irial To- alleged eopsDHaeY 10 a..
ffana. asd james y per4ernssei
made = hag aiaisment Is lsa
dsfeAss ~
ifaafrnagsl SAID fAai - tad nsssr
hea aa5fting 70 ss stlh ne oslaas
lns % uesrt.ee u es1af 81 "a 10,
fene'uhsf pa1ins esi mo0ey 10 cas,o,.
'hapeeiop siihoesh ~ ffeaufailr 80
y Ntra ihpm ruife lsslas -
- 4el etea asslar 49,,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
Plan DEVELOPMENT
OF ALACHUA COUNTY
Track Of Fertile Lands Placed on the Market Ia
Conduct Extensive Advertising Campaign.

The Times-Union OF last Tuesday
,Oatalned the following interesting in
sniew with J. d. stringfellow. presi
snt Of the Gainesville Development
Company:
The fact that Alachua county pos
esses money-making opportunities
rou an agricultural and horticultural
isSpOint is unquestIonable. We have
be land and the possibilities and arc
aly deficient In the matter Of proper
sttlement to bring about the develop
bent this most favored section Of
florida so richly deserves.
The past score or more years |
aYe engaged in agricultural pursuits
ad my success with my farming ven
res entities me to the right to talk
BON the standpolnts OF a practical
Erner have marveled at the pos
hliiies Of the soil Of the lands in
lachua, and wondered at the appar-
ply slow and unsteady spread of
Ppreciation Of the worth OF the great
tvantages We lay claim to.
The major portion OF the lands of
hehuA county are especially adapted
the growing of such high-grade
egeiables as command the greatest
ifkeiable value. II isthe Kind OF
nd that produces the very best
salts, trucking o. general farming. |
'deraie or intensive farming.
Can Grow Almost Anything.
On these lands. with the proper
lleaiion Of attention, one is en-.
I'd TO grow as much II not more
acre than elsewhere In the State. |
'ace celery. cabbage, potatoes,
Aso,rie5, cantaloupes, water.
'A and other hlgh-grade yege-
may be produced in profusion
remarkably small amount of Il
14t or the horticultural crops.
a. pllms, peaches. grapes.
and other species Of the fruit
" -'l produce In great quantities.
= UNPARALLELED advantage OF the
20 lies In the fact that irrigation
= Installed and maintained. II
~ a' a small cost. Almost any
% 'ae county, and especially on {
-ll' belonging to our company,
enabled to DIG a well 70 a depth !
-H feet and secure a water \
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

minister vas the guarantor Of the
armistiee. q b stated that that on.
oial viii AK Tor bis passport Hhlesl
satisfactory explanations are made
The whole country b. 10 a fermsnt
zelaya o. denounced on cyery hand.
bu, be q master o. the situation. sud
the people fear = Wholesale eHecution
% political print sers a. a parting fbot
The prisons are fu1 q men. most u
whom are 10 a hair starved cun1iiioa
and doubtless would welcome dsafh.
The people Openly demand Amrriea1
add viEilantes have been
organized 10 Dreveui TIE escape Of
ne President
A serious danger thfosiena. Or ne
American oonoeuiouaire - Ne eiee.
be Iiebiins tscisres ihHi be Ein pui
he shols eitF IN daFsnesa n moneY
De-. 10 q hrEs am0uut b bot pai1
,efore nson TO-DAY This bili auaoErtn
o iotoa9 rssoa and 81 g h4ftig
Ittlf ltaf - fsuar1 go ~ 49,
~. 8~r.In rIee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

visitors are already being made.
Among the features OF entertainment
aud instruction will be twenty-five
conventions, several OF which are Of
international Importance; the frat
nying machine races ever seen IN the
South, for which purses amounting 10
$4,000 have been offered; racing By
the fastest motor boats IN the world.
alae automobile races; athletic con.
tosts between both professional and
amateursi Eseaster fantastic and
commercial parades, and other events
TO DO announced later. President
TAM, by order Of Congress, viii have
8 naval review held IN Tampa nay
aud army manouveA held on land
Many distinguished Americans and
foreigners will visit the city. among
ihese being RICH, Honorable James
Bryce, British Ambassador; General
Fred Grant, Commander in Chief 81
he United States Army; Private.
lohn Allen, the famous Miaslsalppl
Congressman; Mrs, Oliver ". p. Bel
mont. leader Of the womans Suffrage
novement In America. and many 9th.
'ra Of equal note. The program viii
nelude Pastures In which residents o.
very section can participate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

presented Tor approval 10 the auporln,
tohdent OF tho United statos military
academy. AZ bic hrst arrainmsnt "a
last June be pleaded not guilty and
subsequently, dsmurrtd The demur
fefs were overrulod aud trial set for
yesterday. The statute Of Limitations
~ tho court martial bars offensos
committed only two years back a.
against three years IN tho Federal
courts, and for this reason Judge
Hand and not Major General Wood
heard the case.
Capt r s. Ahsell argued FOR me
prisoneF that bic client had rlsep
from the rank BY merit aud that hls
irregularities were cbaraeabls 20 BIZ
short 70 raise a large family on 40
pas
The sentence, besides tho penaltyn
'oiA automatically cashiers Cant
franklin from the army ana deprives
iis mmllf o. any prospects Of q -
ifenent pension.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
Flaya Reported TO Have
MaSSdCred ReVOlutiOniStS

NAoVA Dec. l5.-The people Of
are Ia open revolt aeEinsl
=, .-aog' check from the police
-, ,','dIng he streets and Civ.
!. oa'esiralned denunclatIon
a.als'ra,ion shouts Of
\, -. lasr'y -lOnE i've one
49,. long live Mexico. p
H. I'i'aaa- are heard on ~.
4. -. aemonstratious beam
'olouinE denunclafory
-, 'oasfesa. ard che temper
va madiy excited b
4. ilii a battle had been
a.. 'se b. ya.qusn. sommass.
a. 1ayaa forces arousa
49,. '-'' vasgas1 haa mss-a.
@aer q rsyolusiouisiu.
- wees l''.yr. E.ssDs.
~ =, ..'sri cane ne sssn,m
.a,gssr haa sis.nss
9 sss "a ss.'
80 s -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

supply adequate to the demands of a
vast acreage. have never found Il
necessary to dig TO a depth exceeding
twenty feet At this depth the water
rises to a height of within six feet
OF the surface Of the ground, and the
results are most satisfactory and ad,
vantageous.
Prompted by desire to see these
fertile lands, which have laid so long
dormant for the want OF sufficient ap.
probation Of their true value, | have
associated myself with company
which proposes to place a certain
tract Of the richest lands In Alachua
county In the market for COLOMBIA.
ton purposes. | have given this sub
iect my earnest consideration. and /
confidently feel that once the merits
OF this garden spot Of Florida are
brought TO the attention Of the out.
side world there WIN be no hesltancy
In acquiring an opportunity to share |
In the possibilities AIachua county |
offers.
Close to Gainesville.
This fine tract We are placing In
the market Is situated between
Gainesville. the county seat OF Alach.
IA and one OF the largest and most
OF the Florida cities. aud
Newnan's lake. adjacent 10 which Is
some OF the most picturesque country
property IN all Florida. From Gaines.
lille TO Newnan's lake. throughout the
ract, Is soon 10 be constructed a hard.
surfaced public highway This paved
Dad will be ave or more miles in
ength and Is within very short ,
distance from any point on our tract.
The advantages Of such a road will
'e readily seen, making possible as Il
Tlll the transportation Of ali products
I the soil and from field 10 market
q shipping terminals by hardRurfaced
QUITE. II may be well TO mention
lat this tract begins within mile
rom the city limits Of Gainesville.
nd the distance to the city could be
aslly walked within a few minutes 3
'om any part Of the tract p
II Is the sole desire Of our com '
any 20 induce the highest type Of y
,ttlers TO buy and locate here. Tho u
-oposltion that We have d Of the
ghest order. We have the right y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16
What an Acre Produces.

- FtH'N NNkAhhMas
There are two large hotels. both
of which are usually we'll allied with
happy guests. The newest and hrE.
est Of these hotels 10 the White
House, owned aud operated by Major
W r. Thomas. one Of the leading
bankers Of the city. An acre OF
srouhd In the rear Of Major Thomas
elegant residence supplies bis hotel
with choice vegetable products. and
The table that b set b. the White
House has Son for Itself fame abroad.
AT Gainesville d located the Uni.
vcrsity Of FLORIDA Several years aea
the State appointed board 10 de-
'ormiac upon the hnalibloai and most
advantageous location f0r STATE
university and the resuh va that
Gainesville was selected, 81 this ~.
sutntion may b. found several hun.
drod healthy looking young men bur.
suing courses IN the higher education.
~ branches splehdidiy equipped. ths I
institution b 0se Of che bon IN ihs !
country.
"A nev Government bsltdine % e0s.
lain toe postoaiee. Unlted states lad
1fiice. which has Zoe ysars hem Ioeab
a IN Gainesville. and Pedefals Court
looms. is IN process a. conairuetioa.
-oaincsviiie h brilliantly lighted b.
'ieeiricity. T. we'll poiiesd and mails.
aims . Seli sqaiDped ffs department
Z has a complete and uBtO-dats sys.
em u sewerage. a. vel d. q uaisF.
s0fks system. Il
Tie tanEpoFtation facilities % All Z
oinis 10 The STATE ooul4 not BE- lm, 4
F0fsd upon {
70 Issue so,o1o BosEisss.
Getting back % ne Otinosylile D. 2
a,ogmrni coupshy. q msY b. ~ "a. q
Fsfi % the patiit b istfn thsi ths
sresru uni lstss sboaf Janmry ,
le14 bookiets eonfsielar talasble &
.f9fuafioe eoaeerni1r Aisekna sos p
/. Tns trsrFifsigs usftef ceafs.se1 g
thess lsrkieis ~ g. tati q
tefttlsr 49, ei1 eEn ~ 80
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-16

kind of land and the one and only
need Is proper development.
Following up this interview The
Times-Union reporter has the follow.
ing to say OF his accord:
Large, hourishing farms In the vi,
entity OF Gainesville demonstrate that
the fertility OF the soil for growing
lettuce, celery and the other choice
vegetables OF greater marketable val
ne. The climate conditions are most
favorable 20 these crops, Several
crops can be grown on the same land
the same year, and the yield Is enorm.
Gus. producing for the tIller reve.
nue. that could scarcely be eQualed by
any other lands In the country, except.
Ing those lowlands which have been
by certain fertllIzlns deposits
discharged there by friendly waters.
Some Advantages.
"one big advantage in favor OF
he lands of this company lies IN the
act that they are high aud dry. |
Another advantage Il the close pfox. !
NIFTY with Gainesville, ready mar. |
ret. Being connected By two quick |
means OF transportation, the Atlantic |
'oast Line and the seaboard Air Line.
jacksonville IL another ready market
or the products OF the soil In Alach.
q county.
Made possible by the granting OF
right'of.way over the lands OF this
ompany. the county OF Alaohua Is
ow having the ground broken for
he construction Of hard.surfaoed
lghway connecting Gainesville with
ewnan's lake, distance OF ave and
half miles This paved road viii
IN directly through the lands OF THE
'mpany and will oner 20 those who
I'VE acquired farms ON the tract 20
ansport their farming pg0dncts ~
most convenient manner 20 market
shipping points.
"Gaineayilles market "a always I
zen 10 receive fresh country products.
'ineaville IL one Of the largest and
ost modern Of the Florida cities
d numbers among her population a
eater percentage OF prosperous and
'll-to-do people than possibly any
her city Of the same size IN the
nth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

5~lpeiten Yegislotiu'G iltrift olls5ufiil.
len, lpelhe oaourd) cntitan0en lit, bob
Serr Miaiolil SOIL Die Domination
%obIebnte, Collector @illiam i.
Stone iaete eeltern, Die Hortei iei
ongitlid benliibt, eilten eritflaiiigen
Gonbiooten fir ole @ofon5 5lt finoen;
sic meiiten Der SerrenL Die lie jeooh
in oieicm Sinne aneegongen, bitten
iit geneigert uno geidditlide BE.
binoerung porecid)ist.
@rinbct eigene Yartei.
Sr. q. Scnlmes Son1nlia, iull.,
lpelder ols Mitglieb bes oemofroti-
idcn Staats Central : Counties Fir
@orrett.G ountp reiignirte, bat jett
cine aus 9emofraten llro Hepubiifa'
llcrn SuiammengeleBte "Silrger-Far-
tel" gegriinbet unb mil uerillfen, ein
poles County. mo Segislatiu-S idet
81 noniniren. Ger SorliBcr bes De-
mofrotiifen Staots.G entrol.Gpnites,
Sr. Mnrrap Tonhiper, bat Die Heiig-
nation oeS Srn. SommilI ongenoms
men u1lo miro ieinen Nadiolger er-
nennen. Gic fiir5lib ltattgebobten
TrimGrpoblen bobcn Ole innercn pos
litiideu Giiieren5en in Dem County
bcrporgcriifen.