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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-06-18
FOR SALE.
Chicken and Truck Farm.

Containing 10 arpents of land. with
Improvements worth over $1,000, 80 thir-
ty bearing orange trees, 100 peach and
other fruit trees. This property is un-
der good fence and drains naturally.
Only two miles west of town. Let me
show it to you. Price $500 on easy
terms.
j. c.. MCPHERSON.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-06-18
Lost.

Gold ring with two opal sets and
two chip diamonds between S. E. Yam
dies and Oak Lawn dairy. Reward will
be paid for return to me.
LEWIS J. BRODHEAD
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-06-18

We are glad to state that Gabriel
Beadle who injured his foot some
time ago, is well enough to be out
again.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-06-18
OnIv One Of His Kind.

Only One Of His Kind.
Browne-Jinks is a wonderful indi
vidual.
Towne-in what respect?
Browne-He drinks his coffee with,
out sugar or milk.
TOwne-Well-
Browne-And he doesn't boast of Il.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-06-18

Wanted-a Bath Tub.
I want to buy an enameled iron bath
tub in good condition.
A. j. BONNET, Phone ZIG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
@eiBuadItcn i'm WrciIcuGcim.


Inter Ben Nu.ipi5icn Oes Iomcn.Ger-
Gins iinoet Die 9eihecrllhg itott.
- Sin geoie1eneS llntrrbultu1gs-
Hrogranm -Gnitor (~Sltlius 6of-
nlolrli Ser SeItrc0ncr oc8 Nben0s.
Gle Oie5iGhriac @eibnad)tafcier IL
ser o1ettihcn @reiicubcimatb" oil
Der lt-9altinlore-S troBe, melbe
bcreit5 an Samito8 nit cinem gro,
ben <ter-G iner begalW tun0 geItert
gtudmittog nit Der @ciNecrltng ltnG
elmer bon DEM yGreiicthcim Gamen.
@crcin" B~e8e6cnen @cjhnndltS . lltt.
tcrboItrng enDctc, Itcllte uue frijhCrcu
Nelbnotts- 6eitIi6tcitCt Der Nnitolt
IN Ben S6otten. Sic llnterboltunG
aeItnltetc iih SIT eincr dilBcrIt cln'
0%rltfSpoller, 3u Nufnna crld)let
&ncd)t Hllppred)t ais 0cr @obcn ipell-
0enoc Site unO prrtbcittc bci'nl Gid
~ter0lun8c zines riciigcn Gom1enbali-
mes 9tepicl uul0 9tiliic. Ioun mrtr.
Den @eibuoht5Iicocr Geilngcn Inn
Meibnud)tage0idte 0ctIumirt. ga
itor 1Sllliu9 &ofnaltn pon Der 3ionSs
Stride 6ielt cine Nhiprote iibrr
Mcibnadtcu 1ln0 pericbte Die @eta1v
Ten ourd) nrebrere gSiBc, bic er i%eitcr
hultoriitii@cu MIoppe cntl1ommen, III
Scjtcrfcit. @r. Carl Rrior crircl!te
nit mebrcrcn &iolins @%ortrGAcn unO
bciien S0mciicr, sic Satin hes
0cuti6cn @oniuIS, 6rnn Gorl Y. Eli
Deris, nit nebrcrcn Eiono &ortrds
gen. Nit mcbrcrcn biibihcn NccIto.
tioncn luortcte Sri. Gloro @clntiif
nrtf, ndbrenO Sri. @ourie iid ais
portrcfilid)c Soprnl-S Gngerin b0rcn
IicB. Gic @6nllrr ulo 6rcuntoc DER
g~llitoli luorelt In 0ieIcnt Sabre icbr
irciQiebiQ un0 Die @eibno6tSdoben
licfen Iebr reid)lid Elm. Gic 9ci6ce.
ring Der %nioiicn erioIGte Ourd) Den
Gumcn &crcin. Gic M6nner erbiel-
ten Go6at, Gigurren, Obit, SUDDEN
mo Bier mo oie Srollcn &nSbin-
ocn, mcibe S6iir5el, 3ufernert,
Sudden mo Stranger. Nn fonlmet'
ocn S5reitog fillbct in Der 9%lnitolt III.
Ter ocu Nllipi3icn oe2 y@%rciienbein;-
GomcnsScrcin5 cine Splpclterfeier
Itott. Gic 5nioIicu mcroen @liibmcin
erb0lteA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

G0ruorb 5. Gallagher uno 6roll
an George 2iebl, 3 Sots, So.
Sorob 2ipiis an Wiidoel j. 90
ior9fi mo Srnu, 3 Cots, So.
Gliiobctb Soler an Gua Wotbmer
@eItieite ser Goie-. nabc Mcgloerrp-
ltrobc, II 6ei 81, @ro5. $50, 5000.
Sobn W. Hoienberger hno ,Sral
on Mtorp Wclib. 2 Cots, So.
9clin S'&eeie an Morris Stpler,
Siioieite Der Galpert., nabe 6ronflin-
itrobc, @ro5. $72, So.
@iIium :, Senfins all Mopur urtb
StaOtrotb, DItieite Scr Wiliintt., ia.
MorrenltroBc, 14.5 bel 80, @ro5. $36,
$1,000.
r5car Improvement Gomponn"
on Worp =. Wilbollorb, 2 Wrumo.
itiidc. So.
9ieiclbc an 8ilbelmino 6. arie!,
2 @runbitiide, So.
9ieieI6e an gbnoro Mi(boaone,
4 @rrnoitiide, So.
Sleleibc on Glcnnor Y. Griel, }
8ritnbItiife, So.
Gielelbc an Martbo 6, Grumrinc
II. ", I @r%iinoitiid, SIS.
GieieIbe oil Sobr O. Siliebultt, 8
@rit1bitiide, So.
gincellt W. aearns on oie ,6ear
Sl1probenrnt Company" Z @rnno.
itiidc, 50.
Joiepb 6. Smitb uno @ottin an
Gomurb WeSniore. 9tproieite Der
Sopette-, nabe Eurbon,.S trnbe, IA
bel 50, 1runO5ins $46, $500.
Sacob NJ. aobn l,nb Satin ult
Moia Meiiiltein, Notbnitieite Ser Ma.
niiolt.apenue liobe Sollpale.S troGe,
tS bel 1870, So.
GoiparD 8. Stepenion unb 8attin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
yGinc 9nd)t in @cneoig."

Die 3eutI6e SbeatcrgclcaI6oi bon
&~6iIooclp6io tritt ON 3. Sallllar
in Nubougb's nSDcelm" III Der
GtraltB'i0cn 0percttc olti.
lluiere oeutiGen Observation-Disclosures
miro c5 gelpiB frcuelL 81 perneDmell,
DaB Die 9eutit)e Ibcntcr-@ eleuldaft
BON Ebilaoclpbio, mclde crit I'M
ldngIt NIT n60rlter.Gbriltl" eincn iol-
den Grfolg erSielt bat, ON 3. 5anllar
IN N%lbnugb'S nSpccltm" in Der
StrouBinen Spcrette Cine Naht III
&cneOig" bel ~ioIgeu0cr Toaenbeles'
ing auttritt:
@uibo, &er5og bon l(rbino, Saul
Nelpo; 9ortoIomeo 0eldcQito, Sena-
for, Serman @crol0; Barbara, ieine
6roit, @nrn @eiie; Stciono 9or6a-
r,ccio, Senntor, Scinrid S%6menfelo;
Ngricolo, icine JrolL Goni SllOrptg;
@iorgio 6eItoccio, Senator, Grnlt
&obcrt; GonItotioe, feline Grolt, 9lnnie
Gerber; Inmino, Sildcratodter, Bar
boro'S WilmiGrpeIter, GHtiIic SGon-
ielo; Gorumello, Seibbnrbier ocS Scr
5ogS, gIieronoer 9ittmonn; Yoppu-
cooo, WoccoronifodL Youl &obl.
mann; Giboletto, &ohin bei Geloc-
quo, HoIa Steinmonn; Gnrtcp vi
fell, Seepiii5ier inl 9ienltc Der 9fes
publif &eneoi9, Saul SoIoIi; Genou=
rio, Sage oc5 0er5o08, Gliic @ergelp;
9nlbi. 9icucr oeS Ner5o9s, @olter
Greub; Notburgo, Senators 6rut,
Selntu @cbcr; Moccoonio, Scnd'
TORS 6rolt, 6crtrrtoe &arcn0; Sbco-
bolinbn, ScnntorS 6rolL @liic 9roid;
9Sctroncllo, SclotorS 6rolr, Noia
Mocblcr; &ibcroto, Senators 6ron,
@crtrub Molf; Ecppino, Cit Srmgc,
@rcthen 0cttlnonlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

an @iniom $. @reen, McItieite DER
EatterIon.Gorf Ipenltc. na1e Ma.
oeirn-Glep, II bel t55, 0ru1bjinS
$50. So,
gilbert 81. Iobins unO Satin al
Gan 5. Hobins, 9ruitee, @runo-.
N%erionol- mo genliiGtes Gigcltbum
81.
2olurencc 0tiler an 2Sranf :.
Gnugbp, . @%runoitiide, So.
SatucS &. 8ipnn uno Satin an
Gmomtel 8. 6rieb, 9%torOieite scr
9ioole-, nobe Gallos-S troBc, 10 bci
81, @runo5ins $50, So.
&olter 2. gScItpboI on Sophie %.
ShadclforO. @eitieite Der Eotontoc
StraBc, nube 6dirmount Nuenllc,
1872 bel 61.6, @rlltb5inS $42. s..
9eniomin Snl5berg unb 5Srou on
Solnie Ibrobams, Gillette DC Caro-
Line, ltobe YrottItrube, t4.6 bel 100
SUB, @ruul0sin5 %32G2. $500.
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g3cr lit Der GOOtc?

l(uGcfonltcr beGcbt Sclbitplorb III
Dem 2o0irboltlc Der Grdu &ennle
Demon. Gin oni Den 9tdlreIt
,<ltliua ShmiOt l%outcn0er &idno-
ihcin in Ocn Enifeu bcs EoOtcn
Acnn0tn.
Iic &oli5ci lit sur 3cit bcnliibt,
Die SCcntitGt cinea etma 30 Sabre al
ten Wulnc3 ieIt5uiteucL Der licb IN
Dem 2ogirbaitic ser I5rau Sennie Sc.
mon, Ar. BIS, Aonopcr-S troBe, 0urd}
Ginathulcn uou Heud]t1o9 ans Der
Melt itoiite. Die g&irtbin ocs 6ouieS
pcrntietbctc i'm am Mcibnodtaobenb
elm i'm 0rittcn StodmerF gelcgenca
}irmcy mo iob i'm STINT criten lulo
lcbtcn mol. Ser 6rcm0c benlcrtte
mr. beilGuii1 0oB cr IN elmer &iIten,
ma @orbio6rif an Ser &ulupcrsStr.
Qrbcitc uu0 bc9nb it'd iofort in icin
}inrnter. HcItcru &ormittoG fms
nod II llhr pcripilrtc 6rnu 3cnlon
intcnliuen Wo@Gcrud). Sic inter
nnHnt cillcu NmoNon9 Durd Ons
Sou9 unn ]conitotirtc, 0ob 0oa Sos
aus 0cn (bilrribcn Ocl 3iuuuer3 emit
MID 0o3 lie DEM llubctnnltcH u,it
Meibuodtau6eno ncrnliethet bQttc.
Sic elite ms Nnd}bnrbou2 mo CT
lliGte Scrrn &Qrrp Stepenion uoll
ltr. $40, @nnouer=S troBe. unO Oell
gera0c neutrality-suspicious. Noli5iitcn
9&iliom Mlc&elu bonn iiiOIihcn 81.
thrift, ibr 5t iolgcit. Nadlbcn bic 6ci-
Den WGnner oie E6iirc OcS 3im.
mcrS acmoItinm Acofinct lottcn, furl-
Ben tic Ben &oitg6rgcr Der ISral &c.
mon ais 2eihe I'M @ctt. Nus cinen1
Sobn, Der ppII nnac0rcbt mar, cnt-
MIDI oo5 m0roeriid)e Sos, Ons 0clr
300 6eS Observation-Disclosures bcrbci=
Qciii6rt batte. 9}ahOem Scr iofort Der
b%cigerufenc Coroner Or. Otto 90,
Hcinbnrnt bonn iiiOlidcn Giitrift eins
octroifen, lpur0c Der 9eihnum in
Oent EotrolmoQcn Oea iiloliden ii
itriftS nod Der Itd0tiihen Morauc
iiberfiibrt. On 0en 1oifen Dc5
Selbitm0rOcra inno man cincil
Nfonoleibihein nit Ser gnufidrift:
o2onn Gitet 9to. $40" oorltrrtcr sic
3oblen % un0 SO. Ger Goote lit
etlUo 30 Satire alt, ) 6ltb s 3oQ
GroB, bot belle @outforbc, beIlrotbeS
&nar flciucn ob9cltNbten rotten
Shntrrbort mo mieNt 100 bis 160
&fun0. @r trlt9 cine &eIte aus bIul!-
en- Serge, huntcIQrou mclirteS &o.
Quet, idmor5en 0erbpbut, rotbgc-
ltreiitcS &cnb, idmor3c Sdniir.
iGltbe, ihlpor5c Soden mo idpar3e
9eintlci0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

Norton, Nltro Gngel, @orbaro SORT,
Wtnrp Sdmcitcr, Carrie Eoriinger
ltn0 Coma Sucblc ulb ole 6errell
@iniulu @erItlueper, NOolpb Sd)ud,
mo O. 6. Sdinoele, @orIiber.
8robcprcoigt in Der rel.
Ct. &aul5 &ird)c.
&u Der oeutiAcn reiorn1irteu ct.
8ours Stride an Der ErottItroBe ltno
8rouoman miro ON Sonnto8, Den g..
,Eorror, Nuitor &nlll SdjnoB, elmer
Ger 0clpcrbcr nm dos bi@hcr bon 80
itor Or. WQrfu5 &ndnlam bctleioctc
Gccliorncromt on Der %1elon1tcll
Stride, cine @}robcprc0igt bolteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
GinGinhrcdler. Sertett

GinGtnbrcd)cr Sertett?
- I'm Den lcbtcn beibcn Sogen lpurs
hcll inn nor0neltliben Stoottbeilc
3oblreide Ginhriihe perilbt, un0 ge-
itcru nobm bic &olBei ied)S Serbot-
tun1gen Dor. Die NrreitonterL meld)e
bcllte DEM Yoli5eiri6ter Spion porge-
iiibrt mcroelL limo: &olono @riSco
ron Nr. t1t3. &offmunltroBc; GbriIt.
Siiber BON Mr.. 1884, 9iDiiionitroBe;
Npou Siiber bon Nr. .t2O6, Gibbs
Nlnep; @iQiom Sobniou bon 9tr.
1905, 0rrntitroBc, unb GborleS q.
Davenport Don 9tr. 1913, Gbilbs-
Mllep.
WronO in elmer Ncgers
upbnunq. - Gle Wsobel beS Hc'
gers Sontcs 0oib bon gtr. sos. Siibs
GlltolpitrnBe, fielen eeItcrn Nbeno bel
eit1enl 6eltcr, lueldles oitrh Dos lint
irerfcn zines %brennenoen Ietrolelu1t.
SferoS perltriadt nurhe, l1n1nitlit)
ben Slonlnlrn sum Spfer. Gie BON
bent Weger Gupib MorceQ pon gtr.
sos, @eit ; Mcititrobe, olurmirte
SeueripeDr l0itte ben 9rono,
3ur Ietten Mltbe beitot-
tet. = @ohbcm gcitern Noantittag
al Der @ahrc oes Srn. George so.
Suisinonn I'M Sruuerboitic, 9tr. 81,
Giin.@ulosfi.S trobe, elm erbebelloer
IroueraotteSoienit ltottaeinnhsn bot-
te, ipitrbe Der 2eid)nam nud) Dem
,9oilbon Earf. 5rieobofe" iibertiibrt
no er Die Ieete NilbeIt6tte inn0. groli
ipor Die 3ohl Der &eiotrugeitoelt,
ipeibe Dem Gobingeidjieoenell hns
lette @elcite nad) Dem 8ottesoder 90
ben, iinb iiberous 6nbIrcid) lpnren Die
herrlidlen @linleliItiide, tpcIdle bot
Sreultneu mo &ertuonhtcn al ocnl
Sdree nieoergeieat luuroen. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
Sfiffsnadlrid,tcn.

Yorf, 26. Ge5embcr.
Nngcfommen iilb bier bie Camper
ga Sorroine" Don SABRE ltno oJirl'.
Iin" bon Siboil.
9ropbenb, 26. Ie3cmbcr.
Signaliiirt milrDe bier Der Gonlpirr
y9tcctar" ouf ieiner Sobrt bon Nelo-
Yorf nod Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
in Der 9%lnfrcauna.

6rou NOolinc e. @eQ ipringt aus
cttcm 6cnitcr be@ 3"rpciten Stod.
lucrfcS i6rcr Mobnung, Or. 94t,
Y It-9oltinlorcitroBc, Ser Nus
neg 0ltrH Ilnmmen abgeidnit-
ten. GrIeiOct id)pere @erlesun.
gen.
%on 6lommen 6eor6ngt, iprang
0eltern rib furS nudl 4 llbr, Die 81
Sabre oItc 6rdu Nouline &. @ea aus
Dem 8rucitcn Stoflpert 0ea Solties
9tr. 9lt, &cit-9oltimorcitr., ouf Die
StroBc. Sic brudl babel ibr rchtca
SllbQclenf mo crlitt on0cre Gerlebs
unGen. &n Der Ymbllolt5 Oe5 ruclt.
liGcn GiItrttta murbe lic Dent tSronfs
in.SQitore.Nolpitol 5ugciiibrt. Sm
crlten Stodluerf 0cS gcnonnten sc.
tGllocS befinoet Itd) Die Eilbluoorcn-
Son0llung bon &cnrp Nodel, IN nel-
der Der 9run0 utSgebrodcn luor.
&ro5nr Gurlcp BON Nr. 8, Sii0-
SdrocoeritroBe, benlerftc sic Slant
men, ola er an Dem @eIhGit porbei
qinA un0 ionote pom Acknowledgement
Sellcrncloer einelt Nlnrm eill. 9cim
Gintrelfct Der 6clcrluebr l6lugen be.
rcita bic Tlonmen aus Dem @cbGltoc.
Srnlt Bell, Die 0itrd) Den Nolld) &c
ipcctt iullr0c, periuhte aus Dem Sorlc
6i e%nttonm1en, furo ieood) 0en Srep-
pendblticg bonn ,Seller obgeihuitten.
Sic elite Onber ms 5ipeite Stodlperf
5llriid mo lprong troB Der Wurnung
Der bereltS eillaetroffenen 6ellerlpebr.
lcllte IN ihren 9Iohtfleioern ullf Die
Strobc. Grit nohoem $500 Mote-
rialldd0ct cntltorioelt tuor, unter.
britdtc Die Seuerlpebr oeu gralo.
Die llriohc oes 9raitocS lit Serru
HoEel Der i'm Souie 9tr. 672, Weit.
6opetteitrobe, mobnt unn ser ieinen
Saoen nerlieb, obne DOB in bemielben
Sid)t bronrte, nod gebei5t pltrbe, eilt
MHtbiel.
Nu Dem Mege Scr 9ei4
leruna. Ser 3uitahh BON
SHlpeiter 8croinortb, Ser bctnaten
Sireftorin bes ct. aatborincn 2ur-
mol.Snltitllts, fucld)e ieit einiger 3eit
frapf ~ournieber lieet mo NIT 2nr-
gen~ent5iinolna bchrobt ,por. bot lid)
leid)t %aebcIiert. Sdmeiter Seroinano
fungirte lp1breno hes 9iirgertrieses
ais &ranfeniporteriu.
Safe sur Nriir in's MnslanS BE-
iprst 6. Maine, Wr. 413, Sit.galti.
mrreitrase, nahe Ensfpm Gunic Nnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

ltnter idJtpercr In d II .
e.-Ntf Nittrog beS Stoots-
6eucrmorihults Giuell iuitrbe Die 26
Sabre oIte 9i35ic 5risbp BON Mr. 222,
Norb.S troeoer.S trnbe, inter Der
ani6ltloioune perbaitet, oas Soits
hes @ril. NIbert 6. &ilnier, Nr. 900,
SitGarrolton.spen in @rano ges
itedt SIT habett. Sergeoiit Sratt
S~itenOorf poil3oa Die 8eitnabne Der
@el1onnten nib I%tefertc bieiclbe in
Die itorbmcItIidle Noli5eiitation cir.
mo lie heute @orntittng Dor Gpli5ei-
ritter Gpion eli, gerbor 5il beitebelt
bat.
abIebcfi. Sm areiieu sitter
BON II Sobren perifieh aeitern in
%ieitier @obriag, Nr. 1906 Sin.
GbnrIes-S trabe Sr. Sobn 6. god.
9difr ,tr Reiic in's NnsIaiS be-
iufat 6. Mainc, 9tr. Alb, Eitsg,nIti.
l8e,sttspSf, aaIlr ,Guytuttf Nuflir Wpe,
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GirdGdcs.

Sanftc5 @eben. Gnoel5rouiden,
GrultmDerloren mlt7} ith rmlIhen.
t'I2 g l'elpl H'luj u! p't tNel'tc'
coz plH' e~lletllpoille piHE
yIui IVY V'l'ii'H', ug lp'e HetlF,
,(,uuJ' ~, ';uu] pet %yI"tGlV 6IeV ~
%S"'l8 il'o l'p'3 5pa w 9''!''''S
Syn wv tiutiiei' S"'ptpHil@
gu VI, t''e wv. ptt S~s,ulttueII,
"'''''"'V u" "'H '''''''' "''''''
GcOeS &,5uhr febrTt hu ia micDer,
Trobc, icroe 98cihnocbt5;cit!
@ptteS Gnael idnpcbcn nieocr,
@rinocn Croft ms iroiihc Qei0;
0od 0ie ,yltQenb fonrt nidt mchr
llnO nlcin MeihnndtSbaum lit lccr:
au3gcl3i6t iinb icinc aer5clr,
9tur Der Eraum Lent nudb i'm Screen.
.r
SPut uI <lucllp 9oF tJ li'''8''L
D" ippIiottlall'er MlollH.
SoH'l Il'lB l) oo' %Ieoltln lll9r'''
MS '!lt t',li' ple %tl'ltt IaI'9
It9 iiI't IpW !pr %,Iu He'opI
~" '!t '!oul Ilr H.iU Hcipoa)t'
n.U l,r ~ lulom iu'l4l' 4tlu]tVoV'l,
~'ooV'' 'p"''oFl' lc '"l 0t'eoe'!'
I'm ser IrciciniofciIs-airbe miro
oQi1brIih elm ]olIrgrnDcs .g1eib.
nod,tSipicl" o,lioeiiibrt, mcldcs nit
Der 3cit 10 oIocntcincu glnflouo
fon0, bo6 Is 1peit iibcr Ocn Grci5 Ser
8cn,ci1oe bi%nol,8rootc lnD III Dem
bcpor3llQteitcn oaer y3eibnodt5ollf-
fiibruuoeu oeporhru III. EoItor
Stcracr bictct ie6c5 ,{obr elm ncllcS
NM po(fstblin,lidcs SpieL. bos pol,
cillcn1 tief rclioi1icu uno bod, nlenicb.
[iden @eiIt ~oetroocn lit, 9obcr mirft
cS olldl 10 crhebcnb olrf bos @emiitb.
bof 1id gfiemo1O icilcnt 3oubcr emf
minScn fam.
S. mar ollf oeItcrn 9lbcno Elm cr.
lrflIld)c@ 3eld)ell OR gnertc1lllllI9,
Hin mil SMran rn,n G;s 6,S,'ft p n,r
rct. 0ic 9cl1tifcn aus allen StoOt-
t6eilen llodb ser GrcieiuigfeitS-2irtc
Sogcn, nm BORT mad id]0ncr oeutiGcr
Meiic @cibnadten 81 fciern lrto boS
lleule Spicl: Ser 0roBc Sut" nit
Gn3uic1cn. 3mei QroBe Sun1en6Gll-
me itrohitcn int &ihterolonBe Ocn
&erinnmneltcn cntoegcr, ulO Ser Of
Ierlicbite ,alein.&in0cr, Gbor" ltitctc
ooS Spiel Gin. @un0crbor ld)0n
.Ronaen ~beioloer$ oie reiienoen 2Sll=
genOlieber: Die orei SG0er", y@obl
olf nod o~etrlmfen" ullo y@riioer
reid,t oic Suno 5ltnl @unoe"; e6cnio
0os ,@lodcnlicO" ln0 .@olou0Qe=
lem.
Scrr Nitouit R0bncr mor Ser Er6-
ger Der Geibnodtamaun-NpQc, mG6s
reno @r. s.. Hi6ter olS S0nig 0e8
MorgcnlonocS cri6ien. Die Soltpt.
rouen I'M 6eitipicle, oem @lanBputftc
0cs .glbcnoS, iuurpn folQenocrnoBen
%pertbcilt: 0icnltmago, Gliie I0Qcr;
Scrrin Oe9 Sullica, Gliie g8ei9; 2onl-
mer,ofe, 2utiie SdrniOt; NuuSnl1O,
chcn, @uolritc Shmiot: Mooome 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

Safe sur Nriir in's MnslanS bc-
iprst 6. Saline, Rr. 413, Sit-galti.
merrftrake, nabe Chiffon Suaic slnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
GrGIioent Gait llno @ollper

Fr0lI0ent lnft mo WollDrr.
ncur Suqbes lueroeit berte in Ger
.Gorncgic+6nlic" 81 9tcp. Dprf sc.
Cen g%elcgentlidl beS 2%5.iG6riqcn Stii
tun0sfeitcs scr n9lnlcricon &iitoricol
Nilnciation" bolten, .. T., luenn i6ucR
Die hurd1 Den Sfneeiturm pcruriod)tc
@erfcbr9iperre feilten Strit ourd)
Die Hed)nung n1od)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
~t0elocnmiitgiae 9cttnna.

atlantic Gitp, Ms, 26.
Ie5cnber. Mittelit Der Soien-
@iIoD mtrocn bellte WiprgeL NAH
reno Der Sturul nit 1r0bter Bctpolt
rate, 26 Wum Der 9eiatrutg oe$
Gcltronoeten SradtoompfcrS ,5bltr-
nan" gerettet. 9as 6o6r5eug NOR
nit elmer 2ooung &oblen olli ocm
S&e9e non Nirgiiien nod Nem.Sa.
rem mo taltte cine nit fiinf Monn
Cemaiuntc Barge. Sebtere rib iid)
loS mo 1T DEM 9emiihen, oieie III
filloelt, gerietb Der Iompfcr ouf ocn
Strono. Die 2ellte Der 2c6ensrct-
lungs Stotionen bon Eoma-Gipcr
nno Gbnomid brodjtcn ole Selttc ans
iiberc llier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

Gel9lcn un0 Der Satifau.
Yari@, 26. Ic5Gmber. Ne
tie 9iepubliultc" pcr0ifcntlidt ocu
Snbalt elmer G6ifire-G epelhc, weld)c
orgcbllh bon Dem pGpItlihelt Stoota-
Sctretdr Merrp Del Sol an ben Mita.
tins lrnf) 9riiliel geidicft mllroe. IS
tclBt oarln, &6nig Nlbert'S 5brou-
beltcl9lng babe groBe llnrllbe in
Nom perllrlod)t, no mon beit rcllcn
Mpnardjen liir eincn lnlnpnrmcn SEQ
tholifcn nit mtitlerifulen, meln
rid)t lo5iallItiid)en Neiglulgen baltic.
Ger &ar0inal enlpfieblt oabcr Dem
Nrntllls, oen &onig mom0glid init
tdtboltlten 5fatbgebcrn 81 umgcber,
rGnlit 0a3 IN 1884 ~begonncnc @erf,
els ole &ntbpliten in 0elqien ans
Nuloer %1clangterL pollcnbet merocl
f0nne. Gieies @crf miiroe gei6hr-
het meroen, menn lid Ser &6ni0 benl
Sr5ialiamus in Die Nrme merfc.
Gem ndmliden @lotte 5ufolge ioll
&orotnoI Wcrrp Del Sal ocn Nllt.
tins inltrltirt Dnben, Oie Seirntb oeS
NoniQs &eopolb nit Der @uroneIie
NougDn 5t genebmigerL INN oa8 to=
tloliid)e @epiiien 81 b~erubigen.
sos 6ibiimmonS unter-
ltcgt.
SpOncp. Nelt-SiiomollcS. q.
Gc5embcr, Gin 6%ouitfompf inno
belltc Onhier 5ipiidben Bob 6ibiinl-
mons mo 9iQ Gang I'M Die o8conp
&clabt Championship" itott. Cana
lpllrOc I'M II. @ongc ais SieDer CT
Hart.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01
DEPARTED

As time rolls on one after an- other ot the Masters children are called home. This timeit is one of our oldest and most faithful members. Mrs. Wells, a member of Thlinget Presbyterian Church of Sitka andone who has always been faithful under very trying circumstances. She fought the good fight and entered into rest in full assurance of the power of Jesus to save. Her only son William and his family live at Wrangell where he is engaged in mission work. She was followed to herlaSt resting place by a large number of friends who loved and honored her.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

It IS with a feeling of sadness that we speak of the death of Alonzo A. Patton. He was one of Alaska's promising young men. After spending some time at the Sitka Training School he went east to study at the Carlisle Indian School. He wasgraduat- ed in April of this year. He studied electricity and received his diploma from that depart ment. Lonnie was ambitious for himself and thenative people of Alaska. He desired to be one who is honored because of his true worth. A paragraph taken from an article he wrote in the Carlisle Arrow shows the high aim he had in living. He says in this article on the American Indian oftoday Tt is important and right that all the privileges and rights laid down in the fede- ral constitution be ours, but it is vastly more important that we be prepared for the exercise of these privileges and theserightS. Unless we fit ourselves to eXer- else them we have no right to de-
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

mand them"-"We shall either constitute the ignorant and criminal element of the American people orits intelligence and pro- gress. We shall contribute either to its business or industrial pros perity or we shall prove a de pressing element. "
 This is his call to his fellow students on behalf of his own people. While in schoolhe worked and studied with Q brave heart and in his last illness he showed the same heroic spirit. He was brave and helpful to the end. He fought hard to throw off the de- sease that was fastening itself upon him but when he knew it was Gods will that he must 20 he submitted cheerfully. He had not lived for earthly things alone. He was an earnest Christian and had laid up for himself treasures in heaven. For him to have lived and to have accomplished what he didis enough. There aremany others that need the same in- fluence to make them what he was. To accomplish this let us work and pray.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01
Very few of the tourist steam CTS arrive on Sunday this year.

With this number of The Thlinget We close our first year and We are ready to start out next month with Vol.II. No. l in a hale and hearty condition.
 As to what good we may have done or what help we have been to the cause in general We will leave to our readers to say.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

The large gasoline schooner Anna Nixon of the Sitko Bay cannery smashed one of her pump rods near Hot Springs which so disabled her that she was unable to proceed on her regular run. Her engineer came in on the Hot Springs launch and made a new rod in our blacksmith shop.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. George Mckay was called Home at half aftertwo Thursday morning July 18th.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

Miss Doren and Miss Elam gave a treat to the school last night in the shape of a candy pull
 It was much enjoyed by all and some became very much at tached to thematter nhand,
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

The Engineering department is busy onthe site of the new dam clearing away the brush and trees and laying out the course of the new ditch.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01
Several hundred people have called at the Training School and Museum during the passed two weeks.

It is quite step from eagles to humming birds, and from minnows to whales; yet they are common sights from the Training School windows. The other day we experienced both earthquakes and sunbeams. Sunbeams are quite common but earthquake shocks are rare.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01

It may surprise some of our readers to know that wild roses are very common in Southeast ern Alaska.
The Thlinget., 1909-07-01
Salmon berries seem plentiful this summer.

Mrs. Schullnecht is spending a month at the Sitka Hot Springs
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-14

e1o Main Street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-14
CAUSED
BY ROTTEN CORN

CHATTANOOGA, July 14.-Dr. wal
ter Lenahan is probably the only
doctor in Chattanooga who has had
any experience with the malady known
as pellagra, a case of which has de
veloped in this city, and which is now
raging in the Baptist Orphanage ia
Nashville. DR.. Lenahan says pella-
gra has been prevalent in Italy and
other southern Europe countries for
more than 200 years. 1t is caused
mainly from rotten corn, and hence
cases of it come most frequently from
eating of bread made of diseased
corn. In Italy it is known as the
poor mans disease, and is found en-
tirely among the peasant classes, The
disease comes from the eating Of
corn or corn bread or actual contact
It makes its first appearance as