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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Self Evident.

One of the dangers of little Enowl
edge is that its posscssor rarely csti.
mates 1t at its true value. Ignorance
il las been said, bcstows her choicest
Gifts on those who value her least.
\ conccitcd undergraduate once said
10 his teacher that he feared he had
FATHER Il contempt for Pluto
Il am afraid, MI. Johnson" replied
the teacher. That your contempt has
not been bred by familiarity. Youths
Companion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Msnass1Y 80 2

Msna..jy - IS g
Fern and Fay Chalfant re-
turned from Woodbine Satur-
day evening.
James brow n of ssoren Browns
grocery store, is co1ined to his
bed by sickness.
Claude ButlSet and Herman
Young are printing the second
ward school house.
Miss Hazel Hatcher returned
Saturday evening from Sioux
County Ia, where she had been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Arthur
Chambers.
Bill of Sioux CITY went
through here today enroute to
Omaha.
Mrs. j. P. Eva '..',n d
bine and Mrs. O. Z Evans
leave tomorrow for Denver for
a months visit with relatives.
For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative as
it stimulates the stomach and liver and
regulales the bowles and will u ssitivclv
cure habitual constipation.
ADJ l2obt w Harvey
H. r. Knudson, formerly of
this city was seriously stabbed
by a man at Irvington Nebraska
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Knu-
dson is now in the Methodist
Hospital in Omaha.
Thos. B. Hairsine, of Denison
Texas is in the Valley the guest
of his brother Robert Hairsine.
He was a resident of the VAL
ley about fifteen years ago, and
used to be driver for DR.. c. w.
McGavren. He says the drouth
in Texas is very serious this
summer.
Worcester Warren spent Sun
day in this city the guest of
his parents returning to Ere
mont this morning.
G. P. O'Neal, whose farm is
west of Loveland, sent half a
dozen home grown peaches in
to the Times office this morning
that were beauties. One of
the peaches measured over
nine inches in circumference.
Mrs. E. E. Hoyle left for
Colorado Sunday morning.
She will visit friends in PUEBLO
for a few weeks, and then Wis.
it other points in the west.
Mr.. Boughton and daughters
left for their home in Topeka
Kansas this morning.
Mo Valley was we'll represent
ed at Manawa yesterday.
Mrs. George Johnson return
ed from Los Tanas New Mexico
last night.
Mrs. j. w. Owens and Mae
Pasten were the guests of DR..
Pasten in Council Bluffs, Sun
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
The Attraction.

You say you are in love with Miss
Baggs"
II sure am
but | can't see anything attractive
about her.
.Neithcr can l see it, But it's IN
the bank, bright" Cleveland Leader
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Porch Party.

Porch Party.
Anothar successful affair in
Mo Valley society was chrn'ic-
led Saturday afternoon, when
Mrs. DR.. G. w. McGavren en-
tertained twenty-five friends
at her home on seventh and
Erie street. The spacious porch
was cozily decorated, and all
spent a very pleasant after
noon. At the close of the
afternoon delicious refresh
ments were served, Misses Lit
tier, Hopkins ank Cooke assist
ing the hostess. Among the
out of town guests we're Mrs.
Wickerham OF Onio, w. H.
johnson of Logan and Misses
Bessie and Gertrude Boughton
of Topeka Kansas.
Misses D'li and Anna Nc
Mann of Omaha were the Sun
day guests Of Mrs. Tom Hen
messy.
Frank Goodrich spent Sunday
in Omaha with friends.
Mrs A l. Allstrand of Car
rol arrived today for a short
visit with friends.
Miss Stella Douglas was a
passenger to Co Bluffs today.
]. 7. Trainer of Carol was
in the Valley the guest of A. j.
George today.
Miss Grace Hall of Omaha is
in the Valley the guest of Mr..
Mrs. G. W. Kellogg.
Dell and Pearl Myers left
this afternoon for a weeks Wis
it with relatives at Red Oak, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Peterson
attended the Farmers Clud at
B. A. Divelbess's Saturday near
Logan.
Mrs. H. j. Hutchinson and
Mrs. j. w. Fitzler, mother and
sister of Murvil C. Hutchinson
are visiting at the parsonage on
there return trip from Colo, to
their home in Springfield S.
Oak.
Charles Alexander has reg
istered for a claim in the Flat
Head reservation land drawing.
Harry Way and family spent
Sunday at the Claus Wohlers
home in the county.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

anu IlGCu dllGIVlOu.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so.
often oppressed, that Dir. Kil1nc1's
Swalnp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fali:lls almost every wish iii CORRECTING.
rheumatism, pain ii, the back, Kidneys,
liver blad;icrai,devery part Oh tileuri,,iry
passage Corrects inability TO liold water
and scaldirs pain lin passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, alid overcomcs that unpleasant ne
cessity OF being compelled TO go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night The mild aud
immediate effect of Swamp-ROot is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
cause ofits remarkable o.
health restoring prop allESEl;Gia6fiE
critics. If you need ss sgs.
medicine you should .. s..a. .s =.
have the best Sold by ssssssssll :Isss
druggists in fifty-cent 3fGAss
and onedollar sizes. Home u ss,t., l.as,
You may have a sample bottle sent free
bynlail. Address DR. killner & CO.. Bins-
ilanton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember hename, DIR. kil1ner' S Swamp
Root, and the address, Biughamton,
N. Y, on every bottle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

The Balduff restaurant in
Omaha closed its doors Satur-
day evening and has gone out
of business.
Mrs. Frank Wild visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Adair, at their
home in Sloan, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Fitz-
Ter, mother and sister of Rev.
Hutchinson, are in the city on
their way home to South Dako.
ia, from trip through Colora-
do, and stopped off here to visit
relatives.
fhe Union meeting held last
night at the M g. church, was
very we'll attended, considering
the very warm evening, Rev.
Hutchinson, Of the Christian
church, preaching a very inter-
esting sermon.
Miss Baily returned from
Marquette, Michigan. Sunday,
where she had been the guest
of the P. w. Brown family for
two weeks.
We acknowledge the receipt
of valuable papers, sent US by
Mrs. Ed. Mccullough, of Bell
ingham, Washington, showing
the display edition of The Bell
ingham Herald, whichis "chuck
fulP' of valuable information of
that wonderful country. From
it we learn that her son Craig,
has been connected with the
Herald for the past two years
as Athletic editor.
Mrs. Mccullough will be
remembered by many Of our
people who, with her people,
once lived here, and with her
husband, Ed. Mccullough, vert
to Washington some years ago.
Thanks for remembrance.
d. M. H.
Mrs. G. S. Osborne went to
Omaha this morning tovisit her
sister, who IS in the Hospital
in that city.
Winnie Burbank and |. Ward
were the over Sunday guests of
Little Sioux friends.
Frank McGavren went to
Omaha this morning, on bust
ness.
Mrs. Laura Chapman was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
j. j. Sullivan was a business
visitor to Woodbine today.
John Dignan, of Miller, s. D.
was the over Sunday guest of
Geo. 3. Johnson.
Otto Wilson and George Ka-
nauss, of Logan were in
Mo Valley between trains this
morning enroute to North
Dakota.
Cornelia West returned to her
home near Honey Creek Sun
day, after spending the week
in the Valley, guest of Miss
Ida Briggs.
Willie Emge is celebrating
his 18th birthday today. The
Alter boys of st. Patrick's
church are helping him Cele-
brate the day.
Mrs. Morgan, of Oklahoma
City, is in the Valley, the guest
of Mrs. Hutchinson for a few
days.
Charles Wolf was a Fremont
visitor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntsinger;; Mr..
and Mrs. Rhodaback, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. McGavren spent
Sunday at Mobiles Lake.
Norton and Percy Biernes ex-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
The CUP THAT CHEERS.

Tea Flowers and the Way They Are
Gathered In China.
EARLY writers speak of tea as hav-
ing two varieties. Ono, Thea bollra.
they supposed to be the source of the
black and the other, Thea viri,lis, of
the green ten. But Robert Fortune
established the fact I'm 1913 that. while
these two varieties existed, black and
green were made indiIIercmtly from
both.
Tho lea flower is small. single, white
and has no smell. The Seeds are three
small nuts. like tilbcrts. and have am
ely and bitter taste. The leaves only
are used. Only the young leaves are
Gathered, and the younger and tcndcrcr
they are the better They arc collect
cd when the plant is three wears old
the process being continued wear after
wear until the bush becomes weak and
diseased, when ii is pulled up to give
place to Il new shoot
In China there are about three
crops annually, the first being gath
rrcd MS soon as the leaves break IN the
spring. April to May, and the latter
rs new "lluslics' Chuds) are made by
the plants which have been stripped
nf their earlier foliage. this harvest
beginning in june or July and lasting
as late ;r: September or October.
An almond eyed oriental, I.o Y,. the
earliest Chinese writer. promounccs
this ptllpofiinl ON Ton.
III tcmpcrs The spirits; and harmo
nizcs the mind. diSpels lasslilldc AND
relieves fatigue. awaliers thought and
prevents drowsincss. Ii iinns and re
l'rcslles the body ;il,l CLEARS the per
repivc faculties. New York World.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
The Fey and The Me-

y Fox. hayin@ crep into an out
house, looked up and DOWN iel some
thing to eat and al last speh n Hen
sitting upon 4 percl, 50 high that he
could by no means come To her He
therefore had recourse To AIN old
stratagcm. Dear cousin he said to
her, how d" YOU do? heard that YOU
were i'll and kept at home | could
NOT rest. therefore, till had come To
sec YOU. Pray let me feel your pulse.
Indeed, you do not look we'll ut an ;"
He was running on I'm this imputlent
manner when he Hen answered lInt
from the roost Truly, dear Kcynard
Nuil are in the right | was seldom ia
more danger than | am NOW I'ra,
excuse my coming down. | ann sure
should catch my death" The Fox
finding himself foilcd. made off and
tried his luck elsewhere Aesop.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Il DTlCk dust SeGll-
,ilent, or settling,
J strinsy or milky
appearailceoften
indicates an ull-
healthy conli-
ton of the kid
ncys; too fire.
quent desire to
pass it or pain i'll
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Proddina Him.

Marie If you love Tom why do
you go about with Jack? Madgc
Well, you see, Tom is rather slow. and
Pm using Jack as II paccmalscr for
him. Exchange.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

The greatest tattle-tale in the world
Is Il woman's age when 1t begins to
tell OIL her Philadelphia Record.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Mrs. Leeds, an American
woman, has had the temerity to
out bid the king of Great Brit
an in buyinga diamond. And
is reported as surprised that
his majesty has shown no dis
composure or sulkiness over
his defeat. Those Americans
abroad must be worse even
than they have been painted
Dunlap Reporter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
!. :t!ine Down to Facts.

80 ee''F' - .te's:
,@l.t, YOU"
I've heard that before"
81 worship YOU madly."
"Loosc t;t.k'
81 cannot live without your love-"
Get some new stuff
"Will YOU marry me:"
We'll. now. there's some class Il
that. = indianapolis News.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass will, Your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxative as
it stimulates the stomach and liver and
regulates the bowles and will positively
cure habitual constipation
a3l Robt. w. Harvey
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

John Doe and John Smith
were the names first given by
two chaps who were arrested
and held at Blair, Nebr., on the
charge of breaking and enter
ing freight cars in the yards at
Mo. Valley and were located
and locked in at California, la.
They gave their names as Select
and Lawler on a later ex amin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

How RAINY times a day do you com
mend: How many times during ia,
do you find fault?-Atchison Globe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Mo Valley was we'll represent
ed at Manawa yesterday.

Mrs. George johnson return
ed from Los Tanas New Mexico
last night.
Mrs. j. w. Owens and Mae
Pasten were the guests of DR..
Pasten in Council Bluffs, Sun
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
Just a Hint.

JuSt lint.
Mr. Staylate-Is that clock right
Miss De Pink (wearily)-I think i,
must need cleaning. It's been two ol
three hours going that last hour. New
Ycrl; Journal
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

The progress of farm condi-
lions and land prices are vivid
ly called up when a backward
look is made. Anton Michel
son of near Blencoe has a field
of winter wheat which will go
between 81 and 81 bushels per
acre. There is nothing unusu-
lin this yield-it is common.
But this land 80 acres, now
worth 500 per acre, was sold
by James Carmody for a mule,
placing a valuation on the lard
of only about 35c an acre
Onawa Democrat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Bill of Sioux CITY went
through here today enroute to
Omah
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Miss Haz Il Hatcher returned
Saturday evening from Sioux
County Ia, where she had been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Arthur
Chambers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

. j. C. Milliman of Logan. has
purchased 800 acres of land in
Florida and will make it his
Winter home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Peterson
attended the Farmers Clud at
B. A. Divelbess's Saturday near
Logan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05
The Balduff restaurant in
Omaha closed its doors Satur-
day evening and has gone out
of business.

fine Union meeting held last
night at the M. q, church, was
very we'll attended, considering
the very warm evening, Rev.
Hutchinson, of the Christian
church, preaching a very inter-
esting sermon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-08-05

Harry Way and family spent
Sunday at the Claus Wohlers
home in the county.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
SrntaIc Grmurcnns cincs Mabdlens

: ttnntiuo q. Ga, Z. Scbruor -
SIN Sollic OeS geitrigen Cages pllroc
bier III elmer Grllbe ollf cincnl @oll-
grunoltild Die ldjrcdlid entltellte Sci.
de bon 6rulllem Glord Eoien, eincm
.Otdohen pon 2S ,Subren. ollfgefun-
ocn, peldIe airtbenlUngcrin lllo in
bieiigen aircbcnfrciien a4gcnein bc.
FAINT lror. EShr @elidt mar olgen.
ldeinlidl nit circnl idorifdntigen
tSel5ltiid auf ifaltoerbaitc sSeiIe SIT
acridjtet. INN Der Sh1oel por on
5Dei Stcllcn 1cbrodhen. Cine 9in.
nontcnbrod)c, iueld)e 0ic llngliidlihe
getraact. rno ibre 0clbboric ,pcrbcn
perttibt. Ter l)iorO iutroc on Der
llngliidIid)cn om @orobcno oeS "a.
9eS periibt, iueIher fir lire Ierln1b.
lung nit Dem 9Rineubeiiter Sonforo
Carlton ans Sronton. Wpp1ling, an.
geIeBt luor6en mar. Ser Wapor pp,l
Sttlnllpn bat cine 9elobnung BON
$500 fir bic Grgreiillng oeS Woroers
aitsgclett uno bon pripater Seite lit
oiele Surnnle nod Inn 500 erbobt
tuproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
GieiitlidJcr ais Spfcr eines Wrnd)cl.
mprbcS.

5onitoL Miii, 7. Scbruor. -
9lcu. ". Z. SonOlon, EoItor Der bleli.
gen guptiitcntird)c lno elmer Der be-
tointcitcn GciItlihen im Stnote.
murOc ip0t gcitern 2lbcno cntieelt ii.
cinenl 5eihe nobc bier geilnoelr.
Seine 2eifc rur nit Nebpolten
bltrt6obrt. Gr hate iein 3inmer
I'M opouiton Sotcl" friib Mfprgcrs
perloiien, mo ais cr bei'm 9lnbrldl
Der gtoht nidt iuriidgcfebrt mar.
luurocn 9inhioridln,gen ongeIteIlt.
Gs mar iein @c6raild, feline Conn.
togsprcOigt inter cinem Nolme am
9ionbe oes erlu0Dnten Seihes 5ll ne
moriren, mo oiicnbor purbe er, nab,
reno cr banit bcidJaltigt iuor, pon
einenl Sointcrb0lt aus erIhoiien.
gtienon0 bot cine 9lbnllng bon Dem
Mtotip iiir Dos @crbrchcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Sryan fat Ycdl,
lIui Dem 9fildlpege OoN Cuucr Gor.
lcIlmg 5l campo. GiN, Ourb ei.
ncn ?hlto.llnioll ihmcr}boit per
lett.

campo 1,oo !. 6ebruor.
MiIliom ). Nruon marc Ncicru9Ibcuh
ouf icjncm Hiidmc1c nom oSutbcr-
lono College," lun er cine NcrlcillnL
bctitclt - Ser 6riebcn2iiirit" ocboltcn
hottc. brinuhe lnl'S Scbcu Netomncu.
Gin grobcS 9lutomobil IN mcIdcu cr
nit ctlihcu WciGbrtcnl iubr, ronute
chi elmer Nrilfc n0bc lnrponS Spring3
ploBlih III TplBc bc2 2Ibiiiclcua ei.
nGS Wrmmt.Hnorciicn2 Ae1cu bup
&nljmcrf al Scr Stitc luo 9rpan.
melhcr mli Der Scitc nGd)it 5u Dem
9riidengclGnocr lob mltroc 5milheu
bCm 2cttercu mo Dem 6llbrpcrf cils
ocflcmmt lno itlmcribuit ucrlett.
Mon iiirtbtete onidn9iid). oab ieiu
Gein 9cbrocben lcL oQcill cine nod
ser 9Inflnit IN Sumpa porgenonl-
meme lhltcr'ildjlu9 ergob, boB ct rlIr
ldlilnm iCrltNiutocn rmO geQuetIdlt
mar. Nr. @tOun ioltc in oen ndhz
ten Go9en cine @orIcilma III St.
QolliS mo um II. 1ebrllor, Sina
COINS @ebllrtato1, cine Neoe 5lt
SprinQiiclo, Sis, boltcn, Oilritc ie,
bQd uieQciht gc5nun0eu iein, bieie
engagements nufSu0cbeu Gr liegt
III iciucm 3inlncr I'M o[1mpo @ap
S1otcl oornieoer" imo iciue &crle6lm.
gen bcrcitcn ibm empIinoliGcS DINER
5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Eeriion Sd)ntnasei fir 4rai;Scnt
Tauilla.

Sta st Wcrifo, 7. Sebrlior. -
Sicr cillgctroifcncn 9tobridten 5lt'
frlge lit ein ernIllther GoniIift 5ipi.
if,en oen HepubIifcn Guatemala uno
SonollraS mir 0urd, ole prompte gb.
bite oe5 Er1iiocnicn Gnuila BON
SonOuras Dcm 9uotenialoniihen &c
icnbten 5ll Sc1uci1nlpd gegeniiber
obgeipenoet morocn. Ter Streit ent.
iIonO iiber einen EaIius in Der Sab
resbotidluit oes Fraiioenten 1opilln
oil beit bQnolrnniihen Gon1reB. So
pilln bate borin Guatemala 6eiduI.
bi1t, Die Niepolltiun noin lebtcn Suli
ongefadt uuO einen iriiberen bonou'
roniihen @cidnoten belcioi1t 3u bos
ben. Ger Gcinn0tc Onatentalo's uur
ouf ipejieac GinlaoilnB i'm Gongret
onipeieno, 1lo Die gotIf)oft perIeieii
ipurOe, unb erbob ioiort Eroieii. ST
erfIGrte, er per0e ioIort Die Soitpt.
liaot pcrlaien. luern er feline 8enitg.
tbniinq erbalte. lnto Die s(bbitte err
iol9te PROMPT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
@irflider nnb angeblideI S.lbit'
muropcriitd,.

Ebiln0clpbia q, Z. Sebrliar. -
9tud) Dem eriten 3ant, oen iie in ID.
rer bier Wfunate alten Che init bent
@ottcn gcbubt, bcid)lob Srml ssacob
,5rper. bon 9tr. 1925, Siio.Gbabtpif'
Str. ibreH Wunn 5u ldrefen. inoem
tic porgab. Gift gcnommea Su baben,
Damn merOC Die WerlohnIng raid fol,
gen. 3u o!ciem 3luef faiifte lie cine
SIoide &orbollGurc unb idiittete ber
,}nbolt oii oie 3inmerb6ocn, balnit
IS i'm Sous oaruab rifd)e, oann Der.
brcitetc lie 0e aunoc, Dab iie aarbol-
idure geidIudt. luoraitf iie fuiber il.
rem yaillen ms ct. IgnesaSoipitaI
geifofit nuroe. 9prt gob man ibr
@egenmittcl, llnb bnlo itelte iid Der.
ans. bnb iie iiberbnlipt fein @iit ge-
nonlnlcn.
glls Der @atte bcilnfain i,no bDrte.
ieine Srou babe .Selbitmoro Der
llldt", elite er in iein 3irnn,er nnb
mod)te eiuen ipirflihen SelbItmoro.
beriitd) burd Ginatbnlen BON Gus.
Gr iuuroe nod rett5eitig entbedt iino
bepubtloS in ooiielbe Soipital &c.
ld)oift, III luelebenl lid ieire sSrau be.
fonA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
SrancnleidJc in cincm auiier.

Rem Sopcn. Gonu., Z. Scbr.
Cine jeritiidclte 2cid)c, neld)e man
iiir oicicnigc Scr 1rnu Mop Sa5el-
ton, elmer Ncgerin bdlt milroe ip1t
Gcitcrn 9l6clO in Gincm 3immer be5
Sollic3 9ir. so, Gatonitrai,e, 100 Der
9icAcr SameS So5clton nit iciner
Gbcirou WiuD Acuobnt bottc, aitige.
il;nocn. Scr Gigentbiilner ocS San.
les mar 9cfoiniict, iint bic !iiit1it i1i.
ligc Qiietbc 5il collcftiren, uno er.
brod, oils ct fcinc glntuort urlf icit
Slopien crbiclt, Die 1biire. gr iono
jlpei bIttbeileftc Sclroen IN Dem
3inmcr mo 9litipitren aui Dem
gobcn. 9tui @rlmo ieiner gln5ei0e
fomcn Yolijiiten sur SteQe uno fan.
bcn, ols iie einen in Dem 3immer
itebenben Softer oiincte, Die ser.
Itildelte lueibIid)e 2ctd)e. Ter Goro.
ncr lit nil elmer llnterillhlng bcih1f.
tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Ter SapnncraR aRnntmcl,

3nlb Die SeliaIohr pon Oregon bat
CStictc 0eNcu oic 2liiute> III &or'
bcrritlnl. 9filitGr mo
2hIocbtihiiie jIw G|crtbcl0ilunH
ser FuciiictiItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
Suit ais SGnscr.

Fnuomn, I. SCbr. - @cltCrn
iono bier ser grobc 9oll Ill Ghrcu
ocs 5lfiuftiaen Erdiiocutcn &illiom
s.. Soit ltntt. Serr Soit crofnttc
0cu NoQ nit cinel@ Euuoriuc. bci
peIdcr ,Srou O6olbio, oic Sottin
bc9 ErGibcntcn bon Eonano, lcinc
S1n5erin mar 6rou SboIbjo lit cine
3pcr0in in GtrbGltniG III (nft mo
rcihtc iGn gcroOc bis jml Gllboacn
ErGiiOcnt Sboloja lnnjte nit Sroit
Eoft &crr Colt onliIiirte iid) fouig.
lib itno tor5tc bis nodl Wiittcrnoht
Colon. I. Nchr.- %crr Soit un0
@elol2c idlIiftcn iih I'M 6 llbr belttc
9lb2n0 olli 0Cm &rclBcr nliortb Go-
rollnd," inter GStortc 0c& &relScr3
o.Qtontonu," bon bier noh 9iclu Or,
lcono cn. &or lciHcr Nbrcilc dlBcrs
tc cr nodmnl9 lcinc pnIlitinoiNc Nas
iricbi0ung iibcr oic Sortihrittc Scr
&onalorbcitcn. @ci lcinCr Ginidbii
illng brod 0ic om llicr pcriolrmclte
,Qirn2c III &ofrufc nlt3 unb Gait
ricf ibncn lodcno 5l: o@cbt 9lcbt olf
Ocn lntcrrOiidcn Sec bel @otlln."
Scrr Snit miro 9tclpz Orleans unt
nGcbltcn GonncritoG urcit)en un5
3pci Gage BORT Der @ait Der Stoot
lein, GrobortiAc &orbcrcitlngcn iiir
Icincn Gnnpinn9 iino IN Der 6olb-
nonoltu0t I'M @onot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-08
9iu bie Tamcu.

VVN UIt --NNWII.
Srnae Tamen. loeItaf mooerre GbaetSer.urfi
1n erlernen pllnftlrn foutcu nitbt i'm 3weifel
ietn. funbtu It'd oliiir 81 Denccn Sie branCbeu
nur be! Sri. Wi. Subers, 9r. 302, gpeit. sara,
ngasStrnhc, oUr6uprccbCn, ibren GGmer dIs
3N9Iinu elrtrdger, uro iie lernan Die Sunii
nah Der tortGcihrtte:ca MietbOoe. S: CT
boiten alberbem grliuhli6eu llTttrrictt im
Sufhneiben Sebr liherdle @eoinpliugen. -
6rl. ~. Snbers, Nr. 3O2, sSeit' t'Saratoga. str.
l37N-(
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Wcnc ScniidJc TampferIinic.

Ttctorin. 9. g., 7. 5ebrlur. --
Ter belItihc 1ompicr oGua" croft
netc 0eIteril cine neue Gafnpicrlirie,
oIs er bon bier aus pia Gan 1run.
cisco noh Wierico lino ben central
dtiterifaniidbcn Sdien III See ging.
Die ella" uno ibr Shipeiteribifi
vGrlo" lUerben ai,h Ben RaIiogier-
uerfebr stpiifen Seattle, 8ietoria Ii.
Gan 5raneisco INN ncil iiibIid,en SG.
iei peritiitteIn.