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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Mr. Fred Smith this week changes
places as clothing salesman from Hardy
Malone & Jones to Morgan-V erhine
Co. Mr.. Smith has been with the
former for several years and is one of
the popular salesman in Union City.
Mr.. Burt Cannon has returned to Nor
gan Verhine Co. for the fall trade.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
Cold Weather Advice

to all is to beware of coughs and colds
on the chest; as neglected they readily
lead to pneumonia, consumption or 9TH
err pulmonary troubles. Just as soon
as the cough appears treat it with Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup, the standard
cure of America. Use as directed
perfectly harmless A cure and pre-
ventive for all diseases of the lungs.
Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by Mailing Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
DR.. NJ. W. Moores goes to NashviI !

DR.. M. w. Moores goes to NashyIe
this week to resume his work as on&of
the faculty of the Department Of Dent
istry of Vanderbilt University. DR..
Moores is at the head of Dental Anato-
my and Operative Technic and Demon
strator in Chief and Superintendent Of
Infrmary. DR.. Moores will be in Nash
vile for a course of five months, and
then return to his office in Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Mr.. Ed Jackson, of Troy, was here
this week at the fair.
Guy Mailing has been quite sick the
past week with fever.
Mrs. Frank Polk, of Troy, was Wis
itor at the fair this week.
Mrs. Link, of Denver, Tenn, is the
guest of relatives in the city.
Miss CIothlide Alley, of Halls, is in
the city, the guest of relatives.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
Celery at Dahnke's.

Layburn Burton, of Fulton, attended
the fair this week.
Mrs. Ben Bransford and baby visited
in Obion last week
Bud Rodgers made business trip to
Waverly Saturday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

H. M. Golden was an Obion visitor
last week.
Mrs. Watkins, of Troy, is in the city
for the week.
F. B. Moss, of the Lyric, visited in
Fulton last week.
Miss Ara Edwards entertained with a
dance last week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Mayor Ewell, of Dyersburg, was in
the city this week attending the fair.
E. A. Jeter, of Dresden, was in the
city this week as a visitor to our fair.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
CAN $50 for coal Of any kind.

Mrs. Don Taylor, of Fulton, is in the
city visiting Miss Nora Gardner.
Jas. Morris and Allen Sellars, of Full
ton, were in the city Wednesday.
Miss Eva Parks, of Trimble, was in
the ciasmhhis week attending the fair.
If you have not bought fall hat see
Mrs. Arm S millinery.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Big Muddy Washed Nut Coal is best
for cooking. At Union City Ice & Coal
10
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Miss Trixe Erwin, of Obion, is the
pretty visitor of Miss Marie Lockhart,
on Harrison street.
Miss Margaret Cothran and Mr.. Clar-
ence Pickering, Of Fulton, were visitors
at the fair Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamie E. Beck's residence on
Ury street has been very nicely i'm
proved with new paint.
Miss Alexander, of Jordan, is in the
city visiting at the home of her brother,
Major w. L. Alexander.
Coles Hot Blast Stoves, the only air
tight heaters made.
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

New millinery at Mrs. Arms.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01


Mr.. Cleve Larkins, Of Water Valley,
was in the city Monday in quest of den
tol work; also Mrs. Smith, of Rives.
Mrs. Herbert Tisdale will give linen
shower next Monday at her home in the
city in honor of Miss Lucille George.
We are sorry to note the illness Of
Miss Lucy Haynie, who resides south
west of the city. Miss Haynie has fever.
Mrs. G. E. King, of Wingo, KY,
visited her brother, Mr.. j. H. Thomas,
and other relatives here the last of the
week.
$4,000 Ranges at the Nailling-Keiser
To ,.sl1,-o no NJ
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

$4,000 Ranges at the Mailing -Keiser
Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
Mrs. Jake Morris, of Troy, was in

Mrs. Jake Morris, OF Troy, was III
the city this week visiting Mrs. J. w.
McCorkle.
Mrs. Mamie Marshall, of Woodland,
was the guest of Mrs. G. R. Kenney
this week.
Mr.. R. A. King and son, Milus, of
Swan, Kentucky, visited relatives here
this week.
Use Jersey Cream Flour. None better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swiggart, of Har-
ris vicinity, visited relatives in the city
this week.
Miss Ward has returned to her home
at Obion Sunday, after visit to Miss
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, of Woodland,
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis at
their home.
Heating stoves are ready for you at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
Mrs. Thos. Southworth and children
have returned from visit to McMinn-
vile, Tenn.
Miss Freeman, of Martin, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. S. R. Bratton,
near the city.
Mr.. Burnett, of Number Seven, was
the Sunday guest of Miss Josie Bowden,
on Lilac street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Joyner of
Beech neighborhood, were in the city
shopping Tuesday.
The Misses Perkins, of Martin, and
Mrs. Tom Ownby were among the visit
tors here Thursday.
Miss Brown, of Chattanooga, is in
the city visiting Miss Bessie Glasscock
during fair week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Coal at summer rates. call 15O.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

All the popular shapes at Mrs. Arm S
millinery store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

$4,000 Ranges at the Nailling-Keiser
Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Misses Lillian Johnston, Lotto Cayitt
and Marguerite Fuqua, of Hickman,
we're in the city Tuesday.
Miss Lois Coplen and brother, Master
Donnel, of Wingo, KY, were visitors
here the first of the week.
Mrs. 10 Whiteside, Of Dyersburg,
was in the city this week visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Hubbs returned
to their home in Mayfeld Sunday night,
after visit to relatives here
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

]. S. Rulings, Of Waverly, is in the
city this week visiting the home of his
brother, Supt. G. L. Rulings.
Mr.. John Sanding, of Dyer, a former
resident of this city, was shaking hands
with his old friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts have
moved from Crystal to our city and are
located on East Waddell street.
Mrs. Warren and son, of Denver,
Tenn, are in the city the guests of
Mrs. T. B. Reeves on First street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Don't fail to see that range for $50. 90
at Nailling-Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Ranges $1,000 at Nailling-K
Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Mr.. R. A. King and son, Milus, Of
Swan, Kentucky, visited relatives here
this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Heating stoves are ready for you at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01
Use Jersey Cream Flour. None better.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, of Woodland,
are with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis at
their home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-10-01

Go to Mrs. Arm for correct styles in
millinery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
Snlia @nro .Solue aec6rt.

Eropiocnce, u. s., II. SUM.
60 Sei DER SobresihluBieier Ser
Sromn.llniperiitat mltroe Der iebt 80
Sabre oltcn Sdriititelerin, Gihte.
rim lnlo Heformerin sSrau ,Sulio
Woro Some bon Bolton oos Iiplom
ais 9ottor Der S%iterotllr ybonoris
c%ouia". iibcrreidt. Gicielbe mur, Of
mobl biniGaig, perIGnlid) bel oem
feicrlid)en Slft 5ugcgeu. gu Gofto.
rem Der Wiile1id)uft muroen inter
Inoeren @m. s. 8orgos, Mitglieo
Der Eonomofonol : Gonniiiiun, uno
Sobn 9romn SronciS Serresbofi bon
Nefp' Uort gemad)t. Der ltniperiitGtss
Frolioent Soltnce 0ob befortnt, oaB
Der %llnioerIitGt $4,000 gum Sc.
'denf 9ernod)t morocn linb, oorrnter
$4,000 Don Sobn 3. Todefeaer,
Jun. Die llniueriitGt groouirte cine
&lalie Don. 1875 Stuoenten. auBer
6rnn SOME empiinaen aft onoere
Ferlonen Gbrenbiplome. @onper-
nellr SllBbcs bon New.Dorf, bciien
Sobn Mitsiieb Scr graouirenoen
&luilc mar, prGiibirte bel Dem Gene.
tier : Diner.
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ld)en OH Der SnllfolpsS 5es Gbitcn.Nls
leibe betbeili9ten 9onfgrilppeu gegcn
Die omerffonii6e Snterpention prote.
ItIren lper0en, 10 9lmlbt nan oodl
0oB e2 81 ipGt iein 0%iirite. IS berri6t
Die lleber5ellgung Dor, Dab Die dine,
iiihe &cgicrung lid olf Die Seite Scr
Nmerifnner ~itellen urto Die 2lnleibe
crit genebmigen ipir0, ipenn omcrita-
nii6e Setbeili9un9 geii6ert lit.
9eut dc @anten betro6-
ten NnIeibe ais obge.
6loiien.
9erlin, II. Suni. = Sm Nus.
mGrtigen 2lmt itebt man I'M 9Iuge-
meincn Den omerifonii6en 8eltre.
6ulp9en in China 9iinitig gcaeniiber.
Ser &eidSfon5ler lit Der Nniidt, DAB
Gcuti6lorO uuo Die Ser. Staoten III
China I'M Slime elmer neitber5igen
A%uSoe6mulg Der Golitif Ser noffenen
Sbiir" Sono in Soltb orbciten font
ten.
9ie betbeiligtcn oellti6en @onfen
- Die 3isconto-@ eleQifoft ipielt Die
SoltptroQe - limo Der lleberjcualrng,
Dab Die norliegen6e Nnlelbe ubge-
lhloiien lit uno iino erltnlnt iiber
ooS BON Dem amerifaniihen Spn0t-
fat an Den Gag gelegte &erIungen
elmer 8etbeiligung, oo peoer bier
nod III Gbino audi nltr Dos 8eringite
iiber omerituniide BrGrogatipe be-
5iiglid Der Sonfolu-S 5e-Gb uen=gabn
geGliBert moroen mar.
Nmerifonii6e 9etbeili9lmg bel
tiinitigen dineiii6en Standardization
in @encinidoit NIT Dem b%eitebtnben
internotionuleu Spuoifot mlB nnd
bicitger Alffollung lpGterer GrtuG-
9ltlg o%orbebolten bleiben.
surge aobel6cpcifcn
- Die aoiiiten-G oiiogierc OeS bel
ocn 45oren 0eideiterten Campers
ySloOonio" fomen geItern on 8orO
oeS Hor0oclttidcn 2lopo-G ompiers
rFrotn5cB Srene" ST. 9teopel an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
Mriabt. Tcier in Canton.

CARTON ., II. SUM. - Seutc
beganm bier sic 5WeitGgiae Seier gu
Gbren Der 2uftidiiier @ebriioer
@rigbt, po5u groBartige Sorberei.
titngen %getrofien moren. gingeleitet
mlrbe Die Seier INN 8 llbr 8ormit.
tags ourd) @lodengeIGllte mo Gr.
tonen Der 0ampipfeiferL Damn foIgtc
cine Earaoe Der MiIi5 olrd) StroBeu,
III meI6en Sriumpbbosen erridtet
morelt, Oeren Spiben NIT Wooenen
BON Ieroplanen ge5iert linb. Sim
gbeno moren Die beriibmten 9riioer
8dIte auf einem ibnen gu gbren per-
onltolteten Gmpiang, bel neldem lidl
gon3 Gapton 81 linen or1ngte. Wor.
gen meroen ibncn Die BON Ser Natiort,
pom Staate Ohio u1o por 0opton
gepiometen Meoaiaen iiberrei1t per.
ben. am Samitag perben Sic 9rii.
Der rudbrideinlif nod @aibington
abreiien, Inn in Ser fommenoen8o de
lire aufItiege Dor 9eamten Ser Bun.
oesrcgierung 81 beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
InsSis ans benz coltoriencn grtifcl
Der ,,Snn" uOnl IA. SUM- 1909,
auf ipelden Srn. @auielO's
Brief Se;ng nilnmt.

Gin beoeHtiapiee 3cihcn iTr bic Iidtuta, in
Der tti bic nut1etlarte Sultsmciuung briu rat,
uefcrt cine Nntp radlc, wcidlc Nr. Sraut u.
Sanoetltp tirjltdl upr ber ,gGtipnnl electric
Stabt HNpetaftpu" biclt, Or. Nauocrlip III Der
Yratsent Der ,aatiunal Gttp &nnf" ucn Wrw.
Dort, ethes Snftitnte, nae, mic CO BeiBt, nit
Der nStnnoaro Gil SumpaHb" can ucrbuuocn
TT. or ipran im III Wanicn Der Wr,pahrnna
poh mipnopnien an pEub(r Utilities" 90 mpao.
nfeH uHe in Wnnitcn Der uffcntltdcn Jtcauli.
fun1 nerSelb(t aus. Ter ySca iIr oieic dicau.
ltrung, ben CT befitruurirt, TT Die ,Yublic lItili.
ties. "epmmiiiuu. Gr inat, or bcoe Ieine
Surhlt, oai bic Guimiiiiun iu picl brS Mean.
itrenr tbnn poer bic observation-disclosures Der Scni.
paaute'n IN Die Snnoe gu ncpmeu p~eriud,en
tuerbe. Gr innte:
,Sas Hublitnui ,unnidt grrcdltc Siebausluua
aub 1T IN hcr saae, oirielbe III iurorn nub III,
%erhaitei. Gine tutelincrie Grrwnlmua pcu
untergcHmiingen lpiro ons ancrtcuurn, urb bic,
tpcidle tbren Sunoeu lnte Itrnitc oeaeu auoe.
niefene SeSnblnna lciitcn, bubcn, olaube ia,
meit9 @rnuo, iidl iibcr nn9crcrlte gebauoluna
Stitrns Segteiatuten uber Epmmiiiunen IN be-
hagen. Tie 0umniiiipn, mcldjc ~lcoigiidl nc.
redhte nno n%naemeiiene Sebamoinn1 oes Gruju.
aesen pirntennriiac Nnsriiie uuu Suufutrens.
flntetnebnnnaeu inliipt, tuiro iidj i~calicBlidl ais
Gin Sottuert suni Sd1hsc fir bic Sciurltdteu.
Supaber ermciien."
Tac III Elm %aeiunocr uno pcrnHuftiacr Stauo.
pHiffi ben nInu pom rincm Sciddfts' iluterucb.
Hirn sinnebrnen tnnH. So idht jh idlper DER.
ftehen. iuorumi kbs inditsifuie iMI oageacu ,pehs
ssn isatsn. sts.sspirsls Der 9srpOra,iOneH srn
fsnerrr Nhdfdbf my che s%erartiss srSsit ans.
8r,sdtif anb rieiiadl van corruption ,.2ubbies"
uinaeben itie, ino oieiribc in Dir Naunr eiue1
0uisniiiiipu 81 lesen, iueinie BON bcp Gjpupfr.
Hehr ees Stadtts aicgeipd9it liz.
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ariiis in !Sononras.

Sniurrettion IN Den noroliderl Sit
ltcnpropln5en. = @enera 90
nino ioa ben Stllr5 oeS FrGii-
oenteu Iopiqo imShiIoe fiibren.
Nem Orleans, II. Suni. -
9tad)rid)tcu ans Son0uras 5ltfolge
ltcbt otc ccntrol-nmeritaniid)e Heplls
blif Dor elmer nelten idmeren &riiis.
Die n0rOlihen aiiitenprooin5en be.
iinoen lid IN oiiener @mporung uno
boben Abgeionotc mad ReusS Orleans
gcIhidt, I'M Den friibercu ErGiiocll.
ten, General Monuel 9oniQo, Der i'm
Sabre 1906 geItiir5t miltoe, sur
Nildfcbr mo 5u eilem 4ittid 9egell
Die icbige Hegierung 3u b%elpegen.
ErGlioent IopiQn bat onS Stoots.
0cpartement Der Ser. Stoatell bon
Den reuolutiondren llmtrieben be-
nahriftigt un0 0a5 alnerifnniide
&unonenboot nEo0ucob" lit Jet Dor
Dem Safcn pon Geibn ouf Der @oft,
nm I'M Safe pom llnrlbcn ihneq sur
@unb 81 icin. @encrol 9oniaa, ser
lid sur 3eit IN NelpyO rleons oui.
bGlt, iol alli Dem nGditen Camper
an Gonncrltag Eoiioge nof DEM |So-
icn Selijc, SonburoS, belegt boben;
lein Se9leiter lit Or. Souito 30.
nilo, Elm Stiefbrlloer oes TrGiiocn,
ten 0opiua. 9eibe lelgnen erltitie.
Den, oob ibre 9breiie NIT repolltio-
n1ren EIGnen in G~erbirou1a ittbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
Goitorte1er ArttRef oer '2lews'' pom II. Snni 1909,
anf ,uef6en &rn. 2%Sarfefo's 2rief 2Seaua nimmt.

nru 6u iberurbuicu ucriuhlcu %f1nnten, onbct
fttr bic Setbattaun1 ocs @cIhatts'@ enie@ Tel
nen Hanm .luiieno clue Wiarime. neIdr bic
Snitintior idl,uad'rn nno bic @ntiuifclung PC
Binoerl miiroe - abcr or iitgt bin5u:
SeriBnfidl tebudl babe il Our eiucr iuIhlet
Seuoenj feine Gurdt. @ir Iino, i'm @nnSen
aenpitinen, elm icgr uertiinntgso Soit. @ir
glauben al eeiddficsS uitiatiue nno itcbcm uidt
auf bent Stauopnutt, aruhc @eihaite-llntcrneb
mnugeu onrdI ~ilcinlidle nno umltnnoIide Wictgu.
ncu aHfBattcu ~ lnien. Sac Ynblifum minitt
petedlte Sepanolnng nno 1T III Der gaze, bic
iclbe 5n f%urprrn mn 81 crbalten. Cine intelis
acute Wcr,uuItunn upu nntcrncbmuigc miro
oae anerfeunen, NIB bic, ivclhDc ibrcm aGrhcn
quite Tienite geaen auaeinr Wenc Nc5oblnng lie
unaereMte Sebaubiuna esitrnS ecaislaturen
uoer 6uuimiftoucn 5m betlGaen. Tic Commit
NUu, ipeldle leotaitd 9eretie NIB niigcmr'enc
Nehanoiune Der Suuinmenten uetinuat nno III
rerieite bic Corporation gcncu pirntcnnrti0f
Auariffc uur GuminrrcnS ilntcrnrbmunaeu, oie
uur gegrtinoet irnrocr, nm iidl nnstdufcu 81
iaiien, fhliet, iuiro iil ~idIlicRltd ais Gin Non.
iperf bnm Sdinee fur ben Setnritaten.S nbabcr
%eriuciien.
Gs III iupBithueur, ciuen bcbrnteuocn Wiann,
cine ~tuirfiidle TinunSgrbie, crtirrcu 81 bUren,
oai Ct ipDbl einiiebt, oaR oas Inbltium midlt
MIR Gin reiecnocr Supc III, OCT umbcr scbt,
tef"Snrpurattunen nngelcgt III, IN urridlin.
gen. uno oui CT bic trcfilimcu Sunitiunen
tennt, meifhen otcte 6urpurntiuncn bienen, nm
iuetf, oat, mtroe man o%entcibcI Sn Oicle BE
idrdntuuaen auirricaen, oice oae aapital 80.
rldfdlreden lbiirec; eS tit luphithuclo, eincu
msani III buret, Der ucritcbt, nnG bic Scit nurs
hber III, In Der Der Snpitaliit buc Publitniu,
uuu ocm er icinc Gcrcdltiamc crbnltcn hat, eius
fen Del Seite iteiien nno buubcin ipnutc, ais
ache has, mas or tbnc, eus Yublifum uidts an.
Or hot ctipac ncicrnt mn taitct nidt am bcilen
aaae i'm Snntc,n nmter' Wenn sin 9sann,
lute or. @nueeriip, ingt, onR bic ~Gurrmiiiipu
Der redltrn Nrt imlicflidl ais ciu nHulrpcrt fir
Die ecturitdtcu.S %ubaber" c~r,uciicn ptro, 10 be.
oeutet has leBr pici.
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@escn Sdmnssclei permrt6cilt.

Iem Yorf, II. SUM. - Geo.
6. @Dite, 8iaiom ailsammon uno
bes Setteren Satin, 6rau glisa6etb
ail9ammon befannten iid beute i'm
gnnoesfreisgeridt Der Sdmiggelei
Ihitloig. @bite mllroe Sn 5peiiabri.
Ger, Gilaommon 81 ~einidbrieer Soit
ilno 6rau ailgommoli 81 elmer @elo-
buBe BON $4,000 pernrtbeilt. Die
lestere Strafe uurOe ioiort besablt.
Jrat 4%ilgommon betreibt elm To-
menidJneioer s@eih1it mo bie beioen
@anner beidGftisen iid semeinidait-
lid nit Dem Support bon 8orrdtbelI,
melde in Oerartigen @eih1ften ee-
braltdlt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18

-er bcsp trub Der grpBen Spoltnilng
unter oe1 Eorteien Die Sofinulta
0oB Die 6inonareform I'M Sinne Ser
Regicreumg crIcOi9t perbe. SSeoen.
Tolls baltic er an Der GrbonfaQlteuer
peri6nlid icit.
.9r. Sp0om un0 8aiier.
mann reoen.
Nad Dem &an5ler begriinoete Ser
StuutsiefretGr oeS HeihSidotomt8,
Gr. Spoop, bic Grioeiteuern, melte
oie Hegiermg Dem Yorlomert unter.
6reitct bat, %ein5cln IN Der 6reiteiteu
@eiie. NiemanO obcr b0rte linn 81.
8roBe 9Iuimerflamteit fano je6o0
Der notionulliberale 5iibrer 9oiier.
mann, meIfcr ii6 in formDollen0e-
ter @eiie GuBerte un0 einen bodIt
mnBpollen Con unidllilg. @r IeG:e
oar, man miiiie ser Hegierung 0onf
miiIerL Dab iie eh0li6 elm feites @ro-
gramm bobe, meIdes leiue Enrtei I'M
@elentlifen unterItiiten meroe. Ser
Gormlrf OeS 9oftrinorismls Iei 10.
melt Die Notiounllibernlen in Sc.
trodt tGmelL nidt perOient. StetS
ieien lie Gompromiiien sl9Gnglid) 9e.
melen, nIb oiesmol ieien tie oo}u
bereit. NQeroingS ieieu rid)te geIib.
lteuern notbig. Cine 9eoriidumq Der
9oric, OcS SunoelS mo oeS @elper.
ueS iei unnnnebm6ar.
9%aiiermann pornta sic Gonierpa.
tipen Dor elmer Nllfl0iung oeS Heid)S,
tags. Cine iolde moge einen Sieg
Der SO5iolocnlofroten brin9en, Die
9e6otte miro beuta fortgeiebt mer.
ben, unO Der weitere Serlouf miro
nit GROCER Spanning erwortet.
Ginem 2 6logtn all eric.
Gen.
Sn Wiin6eit lit Shirt Nrton Sui.
fomsfi WoiorotSberr bon S6IoB
&eiien bel 2iIia IN Ser preuBiid)en
Eropin5 Toien, einem Shologonioll
erlegell. Gr NOR erbli6es Mitglic>
oeS preuBiiden Serrenbouies.
CSiirit SulfoipSti mllrbe am G.. Sc.
brltar 1874 geboran. ST. mar in err
tier gbe init @mmt o'gllcantora Der.
mGblt, melfe bereitS i'm Sabre 1877
Itorb. 3ieiem 9unoe entiproB Erin}
Ileronocr, mel6er 1905 III Son Ne.
mo 0abinidieo. SSn 5%ipeitar Che mar
Der Shirt nit Soiepbine S6miOt. ci.
rer geborenen Miin6nerin, perbeira.
tbet, melfe i'm iiberlebt.)
@roBartigeS tiftung.
sir Die @riinoung elmer afooenlie
Der @iIienidaften IN SeioeIberg bat
Ser Wambeimer 8roBinouitrieQc
Sans mebrere WiQionen Wort &c.
mitiitet. Der bodber5ige @eber hat iei.
ne Spenbe nltr nit Der 9eoinguad
pertniipit, buB sic gfobemie onac.
'glieoert iueroen mltb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
giiffel anf benz @cae madj Dem Often.

Suite, 0tont., II. Suni. = Sin
IebenSmertbcs @%reigniB ipielte iid) 81
&onon oltf Scr i'm meitlihen Mon
tona 9ele9eneu GIotbeoo-S nbioner-
Geierpotion ub. Die 9ablo-Seeroe
BON 9iifieln puroc umrin9t ltno nod)
Dem Eioblmerf 81 Hopollo getrieben.
Gort muroen ole 9iiffel oui ipesieQ
boiiir sebaute 9obnpaggons per.
laoen. @iele bon ben idoniten chic.
rem gingen nudb Dem canabiiden ga.
tioualporf, anoere ra6 EorfS I'M
Often a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
Brief bon g. 9abies @arfelo an 9errn &.
u. VanOcrlip

(Surtietnng bon Der critcn Scitc,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
0eacn Wi1deben.

Sefferion Gitp DO, II.
SUM. = @ouerrneur SaoIep bat Die
Bin nnter5eihnet ipoonrh Seiratben
5uiiden &aufoiieru lino ghineien
ooer Sapotern ODER anberen aiiaten
D~erboten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-18
Ter Sapaner.S trife anf Sa.paii.

IN, II. Sllni. - Gas
BON Dem &%eftsonmalt Soiepb Sight
foot geltelte @erlotgen Ser 3uriid-
gobe pom giid)ern lino Yapieren, ole
am letten Sreitoa Don Dem Sheriif
Senrp in Den Offices ser iapaniiten
3eitung oSiii" mo Der Aiiociation
fiir boberc 9obne i%oiiiirt mnrben lit
uon Der Hegieruilg. Die oieielben oils
Semeisitiide in Sonoen baiten mill,
ubgelebut poroen. IS miro ein Ser
lild) eenabt meroen, Die 3uriidgabe
ourh Elm &epleuin.S eriabren 81 be.
pirfen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-01-15

ton in n part of the state cheaper
than In another part, cost of trans
portation being taken into considera-
ton. Further, industrial corporations
should be prohibited from owning
stock In other corporations, and we
shout authorize the fling Of quo war
ranto proceedings to dissolve any cor
poration, the majority of whose stock
Is thus acquired by q holding
recommend an entire revision Of
our insurance code and the enactment
OF a new code, modelled, so far as our
conditions permit, upon the codes Of
Massachusetts,. Colorado or Connecti-
cut.
The insurance commissioner should
De given more definite power to ex-
clude from the state such unsound
as are not up to our stand
ard of safety.
Our party stands pledged to the
passage, as you have noticed by tho
governors message that the railroad
commissioners nave materially re-
duced the freight rates west Of the
river. We urge the continued super
vision and watchfulness in regard (
these rates, so that the farm, the fac
tory and the mine in the western part
or the state are able to send their
product to all parts Of the state at q
reasonable freight rate.
Our scattered population and the ALB
sence u large cities, has heretofore
left us free from a crime which has
now begun to make its appearance I
ailude to the crime IT procuring young
girls Tor immoral purposes. For this
crime against the foundation Of society.
recommend that you provide the most
drastic penalties. The penalty should
not be less than twenty-five years in
the penitentiary, with corresponding
penalties for all accessories. In this
connection. l would recommend that
the penalties for keeping houses OF
prostitution should be greatly in
creased, and when girls under the age
OF legal consent are found in such
places, that the minimum sentence for
Tertiary.
The establishment Of a state hospi-
tai tor the cure Of inebriates is rec
commended.
me governor urges the enactment OF
drastic laws against he sale ~ c;rar-
cites in the state.