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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-01

0O0O0o W00o0S01y.
N. H. Gill returned Tuesday
evening from . visit 1t Elk Poin,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Burke ar,
visiting with relatives 1t Hull
Iowa.
Rev. ]. P. Williamson vas ,
passenger to Sioux City Tues
day morning.
John S~tedronsky was . pas.
senGer IN Lake Andes Wednes.
day evening.
South Dakota weather is sub
ject to sudden changes. Did
you know its
G.. A. Newman returned last
Wednesday evening from I visi,
at Alcester.
W. c. Grant Of the Agency
spent the holidays with his
family at Scotland.
Adam Grimes went to Yank.
ton last week TO spend the holi.
days with his family.
F. W. Picking shipped : car
Of stock to Sioux City on Wed.
nesday afternoons freight.
Miss Van HATS ma, clerk tor
Rovaart's left for her home ia
Springfield Thursday morning.
John Bousa and wife OF 'ryn
dali were over Sunday visitors
At the home Of Frank Trumbo.
John Absher was no to Platte
Tuesday evening looking after
the electric light plant at that
place.
Rev. A. ]. Hoyer o: thu NJ 9Th.
odist church has been holding
cottage prayer meetings ell this
week,
J. j. Donovan aud wife and DR..
Ellis we 1T to Lake Andes SAtur.
day for . visit with relatives and
friends.
Last Thursday morning Mrs.
Mary Terry went to Trip TO
spend . few days with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Shores
left Tuesday morning tor . visit
1t their old home ct Broken Bow,
Nebraska.
Dan higgins was over from
BOnesteel this week to see il his
Wagner friends had forgotten
him. They hadn't.
j. e Nolen returned Monday
evening faom an over Christmas
visit at the home Of his parents
At st. Peter, Minnesota.
T. A. Hinxman and wife were
down from Geddes last Friday
visiting the lattsr's parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Kuhnes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Engslhorn
and children are visiting rsla-
tives at lansing, Iowa. They
left for that place Tuesday
morning.
Nh. and Mrs. Roger Maekin-
stadt returned from their trip
to Mitchell Monday evening,
and went to Green wood Tues.
day morning.
Miss Anna Lyons went t.
Tyndall last Saturday to join
Miss Rose Cole. from where
they wilt 60 TO Aberdeen to at
tend the state teachers meet
ing. and visit friends.
There 10 no ouinine. nothing whatsve
harsh or sickening In Preventics. Tbee
little Ca indy Cold care Tablets act - b.
magic. 4 'ew houn-and you thfeatenin,
Cold il broken. CAndyil like In taste Proven
tics please the c~hildren-and they break ID
feverishness. slwsys- And least II oil I
the ecooomy. A large box-le Prevsntics-
sc. Ask your druggist He knows. Sold b.
Wagner Drug Co.
Lost . hand bag and pocket
book containing about ia, ont
$40 gold piece and some silver
Lost between postOfice and w
L. Mitchell's place. Return x
New Era Office and receive re
ward.
I p William son Of Tree n wOoC
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
HopkinsviIIe Tobacco.

Hopkinsville, KY, June 15,ECom-
pared with the heavy business of the
past three or four weeks, the local
tobacco market, especially in hogs
head tobacco, was more quiet last
week. The smaller sales OF hogs
head tobacco were due to the fact
that the warehouses were kept busy
billing out the hundreds of hogsheads
that were sold the preceding week.
and winding up the results OF the
rush of that time. On the loose
floors sales were large. showing only
a slight falling OF from the week
before.
Prices remained strong all the
week and the demand was good and
everything in sight was taken. In
one OF two instances there was some
indication OF a slight decrease in
prices, but tins E could always be
ascribed to faulty quality or con-
dition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
The Evening Suns Daily Markets.

STEADY, though but few of that kind
here, medium and plain grades were
draggy and 100 15c lower. Bulls and
Gamers duh and a shade 20 106 15c
lower Milch cows trade slow. Heavy
steers dull and lower. The pens were
only fairly well cleared. market fin
ished dull, outlook rather gloomy.
We quote: Shipping steers. $1,000
Gas; beef steers, $500 SIS; fat
Iheifers, $50; fat cows. $3.50
65.75; cutters. $50; can
ners, $1.00@2.25; bulls, $4,000
.4.5O; feeders, $500 500; stockers,
|s2.25@4.50; choice mich cows, $35
q AZ; medium to good, SIS a S5.
Calves - Receipts 1853; market
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
Livestock.

Louisville, KY, June 15,-Cattle7
Receipts 1882 head. There were as
many buyers as usual on the yards
but owing 10 the liberal supply. Of
cattle on sale the trade was draggy
from start to finish, and in most
every instance prices were lower.
Choice heavyweight butchers were
the best sellers at about a dime de-
cline, while all other kinds of killing
cattle, particularly grassy cows, me-
dunn to good kinds and grass steers,
suffered a decline Of 10 q 25e and
were very slow 70 move at the de-
cline. The feeder and stocker trade
was quiet, the best were barely
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
SPAIN MAKES CLAIM ON CUBA.
Alleges Republic Must Assume Part
OF Spanish National Debt.

Paris. June lit is stated here
that the Spanish ministry to Cuba
has handed the Cuban government
note embodying a claim for the pay
ment OF a share of the Spanish debt.
II is pointed out in the note that the
American pIenipotentiary On Paris In
1898 refused 20 make a decision on
this point. holding that the suzerainty
had descended on the Cuban republic
and not the United states.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

firm: bulk Of best eh a &c; medium,
40 &c; common, 21k q &c.
Hogs-Receipts 3,472. The mar
ket was steady on tops and roughs,
while lights and pigs sold 1Oc lower.
Selected corn-fed, 1875 pounds and up,
'$765; 100 to 165 pounds, $7.05:
pigs, $5.5O@6.40; roughs, 5000
down. Buyers discriminating against
grass. habitat hogs and hogs from
doubtful sections, and want 70 top
end of hogs to average as much as
1855 to 100 pounds.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts H.
ST.. The market ruled fairly active
at about steady prices on prime
lambs. bulk of the best selling at
sac, seconds, ca @6%c; culls were
plentiful and dull at 4@5hc. The
fat sheep trade was slow with the
best Az d4%c, some fancy higher,
common sheep very dull. Choice
western stock ewes, 5A 95%c; good
native ewes, 4q5c; common ewes
very dull.
st. Louis. June 15,-Cattle-Re-
Iceipts $500, including 200 Texans;
native steady; Texans, so loo lower;
native beef steers, $4,000 7.O5; cows
and heifers, ss.5O@e.65; stockers
and feeders, s3.75@4.S5; Texas and
Indian steers, s3.75 a GAO; cows and
heifers. s2.7Oq5.OO: calves in car
load lots, s5.509S.OO. Hogs-sRe-
|oeipts $500; ga loo higher; pigs
and lights. 1850; packers,
butchers and best
heavy, s7.4OG7.S5. Sheep-Receipts
Is. 600; strong; native muttons. $500
Ia $50; lambs, $3.50 19.15.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
Ready for Auto Races.

Crown Point. Ind. June 15.-Bar-
rIers we're put up across the road and
guards were stationed. The warm
ing up began today for the auto races
Friday and Saturday. Every pfeeaa-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
AuERIoAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville 2. Milwaukee 2.
Toledo Z, Minneapolis 2.
Indianapolis 5, st. Paul 2.
Columbus 6, Kansas City z.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

ton to make the course safe for the
racers aud spectators are taken.
George Robertson's locomobile COW
cred the course in &c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
smuggling Match.
Too Cold 20 Play.

Chicago. June 15.-The Boston
game was postponed on &C
count OF cold weather.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
Reds Defeated.

Cincinnati, June 1.-two errors
and a hit gave New York two runs
and the game.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

Batteries-Gray and Street; willet
and Stanage.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

Try Pittsburgh Coal company
FOR coke Manufactured from our
genuine Pittsburgh coal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Defeated.

Boston, June 15.-Joss and Arel.
lanes pitched strongly, the latter al
lowing but three hits.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
BASEBALL NEWS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Moore Beats More.

st. Louis. June 15.-The visitors
hit More. while their own pitcher,
Moore. had the local men at his
marcy
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
SOY Defeated.

New York, June 15.-Walsh was
knocked out of the box in the third
Inning.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15
Browns Win.
Called in Fifth.

Washington. June 10 Detroi
punched hits in the first inning. Thu
game was called in the nth on &C
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

The next men in a barber shop Ia
always rough and ready.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

Tho Evening suD-ioc a week
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

The ancient watch dog is a mem
Der OF the old guard.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-15

City taxes due June 4, 1900. now
ready for collection.
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Frobe gotidaft.

-
9entid)c Sbeoter.Wo riteuunoen and,
iiir oieie Soiion gciidert. - Gus
Sperettcn-GniembIe oeS yIeltt-
ihen 6bcatcrs bon Rbiluoclpbio"
gieht oielelbelt. - 9oS uurIGlliid
in Nuaiidt Jenonnlene Gro-
grnlllll.
9oltllnore'S Teutid)tbun miro
allh III Oieiem @inier Ocleornbcit
boben, einlge Observation-Disclosures in
Nellter Wnttcriprod)e 81 borcll cine
Hoebrld)t, Die jcoenioll9 nit grobcm
GhtbuulaoBlla nllt1cnoumrcll lperDen
bilrIte, Dus qpou ieinen iriihcrcn
@nlttpleleH; iii ltuicrer StoOt riibul.
lidlt befuitHie GnienlblC oeo, .Gcllt
ld)eU SbeetcrS bon 80iluoclpbio"
miro, Wilitet nadJiteu &foHot3 begiIls
neno, ied)S GpereHeu 3ltr Nuiiiibruug
brillgen. Nr. Feul SaiolL Der ilt.
geltGlId)e SiebbGber 0e5 lbeatera,
mellt gq1GlpGrtig IN nniercr Stn0t,
I'M Gllc n1bcren Arrangements be
5ilglidl 0cS 1bcdtcr0, IN iuelhem Die
NorIleulungcn it%nttiinben %ipllcn, Der
Eaten Der cin5clnen NnItipiclc, oca
H%epcrtoirc0 1t. i. 10. 81 trerren. Bis
jcbt iino Die nuhitebcnocu Spcretten
i'll NHalid)t gcllomlnen luoroen:
vHSiencr 9Iut" BON Sob. StrouB,
,60rilcr.Gbriitl" bon IS. ,Soruo, Sic
@roBbcr5oain bon @eroloitciu" BON
s. Gifenbnh, Cine Noht IN &ene.
Dig" BON Sob. StrollB, Sic lltitiNc
Mittluc IN 5~luciter Che" Don Wtor
Sonlld, Sic Sltnqfrau uon GEL.
pilc" Don s. MiQoder. .
God lit Die Erection gerll bcreit,
ctipnlge @iinibe ans. Dem Gllblifim
bc5ilaIid) Der Nuifiibruug cinea be.
%Itlmnltcn in biciem porlGufigen BRO.
grnnlme llld)t clltbaltencn WerfeS,
lucllll tbunlif, entgegeu 5u tomnren.
1ie ScIer oea oIeutiden Gorreipon.
ocntcn" tonncu ibrc oicsbe5iiglid)en
Nnrcgunlgen al Die Hehnftion Der
3cltrng ooreiiircn.
1oS Sperettcn. GuicnIble oeS 1citt.
id)cn GbeoterS bon Sbilooclpbio, baS
80 NtitgIicOer 5Gblt, lit bon Gireftor
Norild 6ci 9e9inn oicier Soiion
ollrd eini1e bisber an criten Bib.
llcn III 9eutldlonb tbGtige &rGfte Der.
ItGrft nno uerbeiiert lporoen. Yeioil.
0erH beruorgeboben iei Dos engage.
ntellt oeS Senorb NlerollOer 9itt.
mann bonn Soitbcotcr in @ies6ooen,
Der lid) III Der GltGferitoOt nit eillcm
Sd)lage gum 2iebling ocs Yublifuma
genod)t bat. Sr. Shmiot.Iobri, fri.
Ter &upelmciiter an Softbcoter in
Mlloolltobt, lit Der mliifulilbc 2eiter
beS Gnicnlbles.
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Gampf.G afet.Gumpaanie
elite unS SnberIiinoe @ai.atnie.)

tIue u1o 5ilberiifftee @ais qtuie.
vie 8etetnigte Siaafeu,9pft, ,hef1raerno.
1antptft, 3fprtoa," ngtretnta" uub ,,WIabamas
2artpfer iubret tdeji6, SoniitaoS auSae.
T%snlsieIs. POI, Den sga6 Cine .Qisrs Wr. 8 HS
a5 Stg9i.StraR sNHR oev 8arre.etrabe, nm
$50 Mbeuo5 bireft nah SIb 9oint Comfort
Iotfolt nno Portsmouth, 90. -
IN PIP S3oint Arf6tnb nn &C. & D.sSabn-
mad @ibn,enb, auBerorin sreiniaI Die Mo9e
aH pGirgtn.a Taoigatiuu Co." mad Name
Hieerspanennee nnb Hifmono, Va. an 9lor,
fsi MnitInB az .%sIiIantfe. Goaft Cine Wnbn..
ERR @esn- ggirsinia Saba' nns ,-effS Ss,nai.
Yprt. ~ N' "' "'"
@obI8eiten undt enrppaifdem gIan. 9i.t,
Sgtlpter BADEN Iirlribfe .@aititen. betbe nm,
lalfe sub. oSsr salStpaiier.8dbe elsftrtf1s
f. trsi; ashinsn 75s.. $500, si;59s ss.oo inb
$a]s iaSIiailreo aSH4 ,o7 ]sSsIs5 sm5tn mercer g sss
Stabt'StraBe, g. ". g. Office siiSoftst6e Der
sS rn,, %, nns gsIsssst,s trabe, Continental
CHARLES trose. .sumbfer NIT .unifeSs T,tn.
fenitirar9pbeIl % item auseeiiattst
RrdnSent u. 1en' Daanaaer. Gen. pan.. aSsM
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2anSucrluoiuna 6cainnt.

Aberdeen 9. =, 20. Sftober.
- Die H%egiltrotiou iiir bic 8ertbet'
hing Der 10000 6armen ani Ser
Gtepcnne-Iiper. uno Stanbins Hod'
Geierpation wuroe beutc UNI Bitter.
rodt geid)loiieu uno init ser 8erloo.
Jung miro bier am Sienitag beaonnen
meroen. Sm @on5cn baben itd ST..
900 EerIpnen rcgiitriren Ioiien.
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@eItcrm GarglanS- Giicnbabn.
Seginneno an &c. September.
Serldbt Sinen.gatTbof:
9d0fi6,.

AuNttWs
40 WorpeIS- Sdeersfoipn, 81. &
u. Hb.,- Bapnesboro. Johannesburg uus,
giS9eIlorrrieit Sorntags. 9ancld uno Guuts
1887 Observation-Disclosures grpreB. eSefininlter,
unionsSrioge, GruceJile (Sreoerid uuo GIN.
Miisburg. auseenoEimen Gonntaes), @apness
boro. Gbambersbura. Sueerstonu, &ancpd.
cumberland. @iiins (guifet Sbierbdttpn5s
ySaegons).. 9ie Snoitation bieieS 3ugee an
Soniitae u. SoserS.pur.
2'i2 Ma4mm!titaes accommodation nab
*4.15 yla6mittaas = G1neusna, Sauptltnie,
9aeersfo,pn, Sancod, Sbipperisburg NIB,
aiiseeitoIiflsr Soriiiaas, 5reberid unS Gnl'
ihifshnra. ,CBurIorsgSaaapn).
Aagltf, auSaeapmnten Suaai0s.
Ivy Htor8ens Dori, y. uno &. Sib. ulo
$50 Woraens-smfpmmooaiion nad 1burmo,lt.
2.45 Habmittaas-Grpre mad Suobroof @lpn.
bon, port, Sanoper. Settpsbure nno 3. 4
Sanoper, !9eitbsbnrs nno .. uno s. Sip.
o.30 annitfta9s- Iffon. nab 2anooer.
O.1o Ibenos-TIipm nod linipn Nripae.
9Mr enmiasS.
1f.30 YbenoS-Mffpm iiad Union Yribae,
Wur SpnWtaa9.
9.45 DEMONSTRATION. mad linton Bridge unb
: SdIt nift an VenhtnIbunias9(p sBdtnbof on.
Y. NDbertfsn. SteesIrdf. II. Gen. ,Gettdfsf.
y. ". Someu. Sen. 'Vaiiaaier. aeenf.
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""" &entc Nbe,to perunltoltet Der
Gi%elonguerein ,Mclo0ic" in Sbinlet'S
Nouc an @roaomap Mno Barnes.
Strobe cine ylbeno : llnterboltunA
liir weld)t oaS aus Den $50. Safob
HieB, Charles Sarpelfo. Sron5 Sbu-
ron, Wnrtin !Sanemolo unb Sobrt
Scrtcl 5uiomntenseieeteS Nrrange-
mentS.Gomite eit ieines Erogrulpnl
oi,faeIteIt bot. 2etteres entbalt nm
ter gnSerem 5lpei @eiun9spprtrage
Der rMelooie," .3u Strabbura aif
Der longen @riif'" inns iiu,Eas gltern-
bails," Ioluie 5lpei ,irfomiite Sbea-
terItiide: uaorolinc's eriter Tienit IN
Der Stoot@ uno nGerper6dhgniBpoI-
lie aleiItcrtopf" poer Gin Softer
abeno nit 0inoernilieit.
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& giiners Srausport. So.

Werdants e @iiners SrauSport. So.
Tampfe,!2tMte.
6sadt nut Haffo5tere.
gadh Hstpn nnh BEN EHeu.
Gcnntaa, Iienita6 uio Srsitau 6 ubr NtsrbS.
Md. Hroutbeaee nno BEN Etsn.
Gc.intao. Ttittipof uno Sreitae, o tlbr MbensS.
Radl Neippq,t views.
3a9ItA. aiiS9enommen DChnerftaQ u. SduIitaa,
0 utr NbenbS.
= Sra9. nrgenpmuneit tdeli& BITS S utr ytatbut.
tut henfeIben Gao fabrenbe 1antpter.
Nah essannnb nnb Sa6tuuuiue.
Wontne. aQithpo1 un6 5rettGa, . t1tr .Mbenbs.
.. 9. Messsia, asent. 9ier 3, Sub e:.oop.str.
u1S,1&G-l
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Gbeiapcafe steamibip gumpann.

UUeFuVruIe Sffantfbtp NpntpanD.
Gteiate ate.2inte:
WA HprfuIf, Ctb Hptnt Comfort n. beu eAbeu
fagilh. diis9en. Sonntag, nm $50 N6etbS,
.sprf Riper etnie:
We'd gcrf 8tuer.2nubungen SpeN.Bptut ant
Mdjmpub
2leHftag, 9onnsrftae iino eamftae um
5 ubr Ibenbs.
Billet 81 reauT:
119, 1877 nno 2f7 Sft.9altinert.gt rdBe.
NIB SOC. Noro.GHarleS.e frabe.
SnIet1iireaIG, Gt9bts uno geesStr., Baltimore.
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Observation-Disclosures dd@ ytetu.Qort Hnb BIS
reif Suy' UebraI4 In Der Camden. unb m,
HooaIsGtattoH nm 1000 ubeno4.
6eisrptruns bon Hdiin tn 64Iafs cOtt 9ar.
Ior.NjaaacaS, Gpeiferaisn etc. meSben f4ueU
befcrst oet 1elepbot In allen frieenben At1st
Nii-eaur, 9tar.es, ntih @alt'u,cre'Gtsn6e, 3
Gf. Mopalse station 4. & g.. Mt. 8erron 9liS;
Garabensetatton SnfotmationS. Btredu, 6. 6 q.
81, 8duI $40, o6er Wsb., GuurtIanb H79o, mi
n. k26, enbs@roobioub.
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GeirNths.l icrnacn.

Miaiom u, @riiiitb. %; @laopS
Oe, Mtiilun 20. Ipplitont, u. &or.
fer, WercpsSoipitul.
Goluoro FoiteIier, 81; &ouiio &.
Sdlllfe, 30, Sigblonotolun, Wt0. Pip,
plifont, Milllom @. EorfS, 9tr. 617.
Siib-Fortitr.
Golporo s. WcGortbp, %; Snrob
WtcSntoih, Is. Npplifuni, Sbomos 2.
gIblep, Ar, 1923, Srienosburp.YIoce
Solcpb Yr5pbplsfi, 23; Worp NO
orot, II. Npplifont, Socpb !. Sor5p,
Mr.. 7t2, Siio.@olieltr.
Bernard u. &ouimon "a; aitlltrob
WcGrcoop, 10. Npplifont, Wt. Saul.
man.
8riiiitb +. Goof, 20; Gborlea Nnlo
Sonea, 20. Npplifnnt, Mnrp 4.
0oof, Mr.. 260G, Sebmonitr.
Charles Grnit, 20; Morp $. @obn,
is. Npplifant, Sbereic Grnit, 9tr.
1911. Moceitr.
@iliom u. 9oniels, -, Nr. 1902,
Slt-Seyingtonitr. Hoiie &. @edmou
Is.
Seiie @oloimitb -; Nanllie &.
6ig9H, 70. Npplifnnt, q. =. SiggA
Mr.. CAT, GolmmhidsNpcmuc
Mihoel Mooiqon, 26, Soinera,
6onp SSlono; Ne0ie So0ortp, -.
Npplifnnt, Morion &ougbtorL Nr.
l4G4, Sit-Gboieitr.
@eor9e Ielepielenie "a; Gmmo g.
@rop, 10. IppIifant, Is. W. @rop,
JIM, Mr.. 1913, .EopionItr.
&orru Z. @owers, 81; Meuic g.
Bright, 10. Npplitont, i. ). @oWers,
Mr.. sos, Siio-Sremont.Npe.
Gcut der cpnngeliih +
Nreoiaer- G-erein II. - Sn ser,
@ehGllee oeS, Ghriitliden lSiinglingS-
Sercins" biclt eeitern Motmittoy och
"GeutId)e eu~ongelii6e Ereoiser,&er.
elm, icinc reselmaBige Wouatsper.
lamullung. in luelder Gaitor ". Nai-
mer cinen intereiiauten 8ortrae iiber
|haS l6enno: n9rppbetiide begloubia
|te G%brorologie" belt, Wis leue Mit,
alieoer mlroen Ole Yoitoren @illiam
@os mo Simotbeils 2cbmom aufge.
llonalcil.
@cltern NbenS folnb in Der oritten
reiormirten Stride on Der Ode BON
Sorotoga. mno EaeaitraBe cine yer.
lonmlung III Sad)en Der Saiet.Yttf
iionsbemegung ltatt, in luelfer Eo-
itor 2ebmlom IN ocntid) iprad mio
Serr s. Z. Stone, Der 9rdiibent Der
.Wtorplonb Goiuoltp Company, cine
eualiid)e Sniprode belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Wins Der Spurtsiuelt.

r''''N" ~ SHHNl ppil Nthsl lllui'
men Wenidcnmenge beilld)t. -
Sedlo flutte Hcnnen. Die iicg.
reid)en Eferoc. - Sicben Rcnncil
olIf Dem b%elttiQcn Eroarairm.
IaS geitriae prid)tigc Scrbitluettcy
ucrfeblte nid)t. cine grobe WteniGen,
nlellgc ltod) YinlIico 81 briugen, 100
gcItern ifdS iettlr Eferoerenncr gum
NltaIro0 fnntcn. GaS HeiilItot Der
icIben uu.:
I. Hcnncn r. 5H 6lwloimS - /.
Siero She Mo1t", .. EicrO u9tu'
tbropoioo "a, Yicro .@crlHnn Sill
bCr", ;}eit ! Min, 8 2i5 Set.
2. &cnuch / lil6 Wcilc /,
GicrD wSiimritition", , Yiero I'd!
boo 3. NiqrO o5uaafer" Belt 4
Wtin. As t1 Gel. .m es. (.
3. Renfcn 49, q NltrionGS - /,
EfcrN 10bGrlie GNItnm", 2. Fiero
| v@oooIdne@ 3. Nicro ssofnbirn"
3eit I Nitli,. Is lij Get,
4. Heliilcll %mlior Stccplc6oic
- ctmn ? Weilcu - I. Efero nHc-
tor, ,. Eiero oMogeaon", 3. Efcrb
nSioGc", Belt 4 Min. 10 2i5 Set.
D. Renncn - I MeiIc 40 l)nrOS -
/. Efcrb .Roitrlm", >. Ficro .Vetb-
Iebem", B. Yftro oGcuctrioa", 3cit
/ Min. Al lis Get,
6. Renneu - cine Meilc t.
Fiero DHoBbolnpton", ,. YierO so,
temia", 3. Eiero oSonop Sill, 3eit
I Min. ,42 GET.
Gas Yrogramm fiir Gcutc.
Sellte Euf)mtttua fou1men iolgcn,
DC iiebcit Aenuen gum An9trog;
I. 3cilnen fiir GrGijGDrige uno
oltcre 3 5ltrlOngs qngemelpete
Gicroc: .Siluerin", n2aioae", nSlpo,
logi3e" e olpolotiIe", ygiaicSibbS"
oSennic Weas", nHoie Beaumont"
r5bc Glolun", ySobbic &eon", sol
~, dYuitioue4.
3. &entlcn @ieriG6rigc mo III,
tere / Weilc 10 DaroS - un9e=
mcIoete gieroc; Queen Of tbe Stills,
Carl TogerS", .Gscutdpon", 81
iou", DSntario", n5brodmorton",
Ballot 9or", D@ilton 2adope",
.A&obt. Cooper, oGiSobebient".
3. Hcnnen 3ipeijdbrigc - 3
SurlollgS ongenteloete Eieroe:
uNiomnls", nSonlct", Cotton oib",
Charles goa", uGrenie", ~Splmer"
rSporfling @auc", pSauieS opoge",
She Tropbet", Bar Siniitcr", oSn,
1~pirc0"iob rt6H l
4. Mennpn At. @reen Spring @ol.
lep &oltoieop StcepledJaic - Bier
j6briae iitlb 1ftere Z 'etiua 2A Mei-
Ier ortAcmeloete Eferoe: u1idet OF
3copc", IN @attruqh@. .&eainoIo",
"TbiidTbGtt"t 1Tif6hfa", @getii",
rGiicr" bGSint ast@i1i" gerooo".
). Rchiien n 3h5eijdbriee 6
6lirlonaS. L;anaehtelbete Gieroe:
q8ofmtIcrou", yuainMbip"', ~@. 10.
Miuer", Bob Go.", Saul 3apiS",
u9nip", "SittIcl Sing, ~Meoollion",
,Nctnlcu". M, .t
6. Gennen Eimlico Country
Glnb.@0rie - 9reii1brige uno Gltere
- tM WciIC - nnaemeloete Yferoe:
vWoriin Gopler, .Si9b Fripotc",
"Ybilonoer", .Serob", D@lue @oof",
nEinS ono NeeoleS".
I. Hcnnm 3ipciiGbrige 5
Surlong@ ollgemeloete Eieroc:
o2orimer". .Yodet", ~Soboter",
.MiB S'GooIe"s count SteifinS",
rSom Gat', .3epmole", Goncereb",
o@eue @omr"j v9Iic Greit" mo
,Srubo". @ NV
Gowns mad hen blauen
9erGeu b gieretit. - @iaiam
i. Goruns; Der ebemalige itdotiid)e
Glerf, ociien britter Ero5eb ruegcn
on0cblid)cn GiebitoblS bon $4,000
ans SOY %+oS+F,iio ,,arid,oher murine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
SoluIep uno Sri. 6ronces Soiabt nit

Soiplep uno Sri. 6ronces Soigbt nit
ibrcr @eieIlihoit in oenl %iponnen0en,
ieniationeIIen Gingtter ylbe Ban
6it." Sn llebri1cH ieieu qenonnt:
I'll Carleton Der %fonloie aomitcr, Del
len unaem0hnlidlcr Griolg Die Oc'
ld)0ft0lcitunN uermnloBt bot, i'm tilr
cine 5lueite Wode 3U c%lgaqircn; Nj
dorO Ct, Glio NM Fcnrl De 6orrclt,
Die bcItcn Singer Der omcrifoniId)eH
giibne, Die odlt &ellino0, Sn'trlmens
t%oliiten un0 N%froboterL in einem
! ~gIGn5eno un59citnttcten Nfte; @als
lace @oltin &urtcns mo Wiill5cns
WfoniptIntor; 6onnoaD un0 Meble
IN cincr muiifoIiitcn Mopitdt nEini-
iteo Opera" IND &iQinn Nibtcp, Die
mnnmtbigc Soubrette. GS iin6en
tGNlid NoNmittogS EorItcllrngeu
itGtt.
oSollioonitr. E I%bcoter,"
n[be @irl ono The 9etcciipe", DoS
nUlcitc 0romo ans Der 5eoer bca
cbcHio Criol9rei6eu (pie irltdtbaren
Sutorcrl Charles &, Wlnncp, acbt in
oieier Wodc I'M ,SoQioapltr. .5bcus
ter" iibCr bic meltbeOcuteuocll Bret
ter. Sri. Slorence GQipt, unItreitig
cincS Der plclieitigitcn jiingcrell Go-
Icntc Der oncrifoniiben Niibnc, ipiclt
Die lueiblide Soilptportie, lpeld)e i6r
brciten Spielroum gcmG6rt, ibrc Be
iGbigl,ng ioluobl uodl Der trogiltcn
mic nnd) Ser bumoriittid)cn Seitc bin
ms glGn5cnOite &i6t 5i i%tclIet. Sie
miro bon elmer Grippe untcritiibt, Die
nit b%eiouoerer SorNioIt 5%nIoInner'
geltellt mllroc mo nlir aiiultlcr mo
aiinitlerinncn bon Nlli 81 ibrcn Witt.
g~liebern 50blt. Sccniide InSitot.
tung ipie Soitiinlc Ioiien teine bered).
tigten @iinlde lubefricoigt. 3pei Der
intereiiontelten Sccncn bcS Stildes
lino Die. oeren cine Stnblfnbrif i'll
pollem 0etricbe, Die nnbere 0nS NE.
boftionS3immcr elmer Ncm = yorfer
3eitung 5eigt. IS iilIoen taOlid) W'o.
tinee'n itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Gowns mad Ben bloueu
9erGeu q b g'ereiit. - @iliom
3. GounS5 DER ebemoliac itGotiide
Glerf, ociicn britter Ero5eb peacn
ou9cblihcl IiebitoblS BON $67 600
ans Der Stootfaiie perid)oben luuroe,
neil ocrietbc oil SuberfuloiiS leioet,
reiite gcitern III @egleitung ieiner
Sroli nod Den bluilen Bergen ab, nm
bort Seillul1 81 luden. Gr miro I'M
MorDlono,Sotel 81 Sigbiielo, nobe
EcnWtur, logiren.