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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08

LAMOREAUX TUNES PIANOS.
1850 SO. SIN East. Ind. 323l.
The sun., 1909-02-21
Overflow Budget Of Big Bargains.

Black and Colored Silks Under
Makers Cost. .,
S7sS 70 5000 Diamond Mounted
Jewelry. $500 each.
Great Grocery Offerings.
Women's $3.50 to 422 so Broadcloth
Suits, SOS. None c. o. d. No mail.
telephone or hurry box orders.
Sale Of Table Cloths. Napkins, Bath
Spring $1,000 to 5000 Salon Hats.
$1,000 to o 800.
Imported Table China at Half Price
and Less.
$500 Cut Glass Bowls, SI.s9. No
mail, telephone or hurry box orders.
Sale of Household Utilities.
Annual Sale OF Dress Shields
Phenomenally Underpriced.
SC. Ribbons, at Sc. a yard.
Sterling Silver Novelties-33 l-3's
Reduced.
Si.OO Percaline Petticoats, 50c.
25c French Writing Paper. 12c. q
Cabinet.
Boys N.2s to $3.50 Trousers, 7sc.
and 0sc.
The sun., 1909-02-21

15c. to SOC. Photo Frames, lOc. to
zoe. each.
Women's SI.95 to $3.50 Black Hsts.
at 8l.6c. None G o. d.
15c. Black Merceri1ed Lining Sstecn.
1Oc. a yard.
s1.25 Corsets. at 69c.
The New Mary Garden Bag, at 45c.
Newest Lingerie and silk Waists,
Underpriced,
SOC. Eyeglasses, 24c. No mail, tele-
phone OF hurry box orders and none
c. 0. ID.
Newest Dress Trimmings - Silk
Bands Mixed With Tinsels-at Great
Reductions.
s2.75 Umbrellas, 81 SO.
lsc. Lace and Dimity stripe Lawn.
1Oc. a yard.
Mems 81 90 Fancy Shirts. 4sc.
Mems $500 Heavy Winter Shoes.
Sl.OS.
Mems 5000 and $500 All Wool
Overcoats, $1,000.
Mems Fancy Suits, sIS, values to
S22.5O.
The sun., 1909-02-21

And Like Values in Other Dress
Cottons.
Lively Values in Furniture Mark the
Closing Days OF February Sale.
$3.50 Empire Night Gowns. 9sc. A..
$50 Walking Skirts. at 0Sc.
500. Lawn Dressing Sacquee. 28c.
ESQ Embroidered Linen Collars for
Women. lOc.
Your Monogram on 4s sheets of
Fabric Paper, SOc. Envelopes (plain)
included.
Unmatchable Prices in Engraved
Plates and Cards.
500 English Black Mohair Brillian-
tine, 6Oc. a yard-and other record
values in Black Goods.
Infants Sl.4S Dresses, at 9Sc. And
other Babywear Bargains.
Cambria House Dresses. 59c.
Lawn Kimonos. 75c.
Lawn House Gowns. S1.8S.
Full size Crochet Bed Spreads. 68c.
each. ..-
Hemmed Sheets and Pillow Cases
Underpriced.
The sun., 1909-02-21

Splendid Opportunities for Saving in
These Marvellous Art Embroidery Sales.
See the new Billiken Pillows-Pillows
As They Ought To Be
$500 to s35. 90 Marabout and Ostrich
Feather Neckwear. S2.9S to $3.50.
$500 to Sos Msrabout and Ostrich
Feather Muffs. S4.OO and $500.
The New Rugs for Spring. 1909
Ready-Moderately Priced.
Womens 322.5O Caracul Coats,
SI0.OS.
Women's $500 Tourist Coats, %. 8S.
Women's Broadcloth Capes and
Coats, SS.85, 0lO.bO, 0l0.S6,
S22 so, up to 034.55.
3Ia to 5000 Rainooats. 1l2.b0.
1000 Lawn Robes. at $3.50 Each.
Store orders only. Limited quantity.
And just as Great Values In La ces.
Women's New $500 and $3.50 Shoes.
at aI.9
7ec Mohair Suitings. English. soc. a
yard.
isc. Mercerized Lingerie Batiste,
0C. a yard.
The sun., 1909-02-21

II is rumored at Portsmouth that the
Admiralty has decided that another
batch OF battleships. most Of them only
nine years old, shall be passed into the
The sun., 1909-02-21

Continued on Tenth Pdos.
The sun., 1909-02-21

The latest fed which the Directoire has
helped 70 bring about is the patch. Both
French and English women are reviving
this old style. but not yet with the exsg,
geration OF bygone days. So far 1t Ii
only a bit OF black court plaster on which
ever part OF the face II sets of best, and
with the elaborate hairdressing OF the
day and the long clinging gowns 1t is an
effective fashion.
So far only discs and little crescents
have been seen in Paris or London in the
way of patches but they are very much
worn.
The sun., 1909-02-21

distely. and the army authorities will
arrange with each member the terms upon
which he will pledge himself to 60 through
certain periods Of instruction and training
every year At first the motor cyolist
corps will wear no distinctive uniform ex-
cept special cap and q badge
The sun., 1909-02-21

That formidable fighting machine Of
Continental Europe the German army
sto he further strengthened by the en-
Iistneut Of so-called working soldiers
men who would not in the ordinary way
serve at all owing to physical unfitness
but who are now to be enrolled, not to do
active service under arms but to relieve
uen under active service Of menial labor.
such as cleaning, cooking. tending horses.
&C. This means an addition to the army
some p, 900 men and 1000 non-commis-
stoned officers.
In this. il may be pointed out. Germany
VII be following the example Of France.
Hhere owing 70 the lack Of sufficient men
N III the ranks It has been found neces-
sary to enlist ordinarily unfit men as
soldiers to relieve the regulars OF menial
work In Germany only the best men are
selected TO serve in the ranks. and the en-
hstment Of these working soldiers would
result in an even finer selection being made
than is now the case.
Another important new departure in
oermaay's army organize tion is an ar
nngement just concluded between the
war Office thorities and the Association
a German otor Cyclists in the matter
" forming corps Of volunteer motor
~clis's. II has been decided that only
men absolved from the usual military
service can serve in the new corps.
IN case Of mobilization the motor cycle
'o'uri"ers are TO assemble at Berlin imme-
The sun., 1909-02-21

An effect of the entente cordiale has
been to make the Frcnch woman envious
OF tho rosy complexion Of her English
sister. which she has had more opportunity
than ever Of judging during this last
year, and shc is Systematically going TO
work to acquire a similar bloom,
No more chocolate and indigcstibie
croissants In bed for the French womanl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13
IRISH SAYS CROPS ARE fine.


Fargo, June North Dakota
looks like one great, well cultivated
garden out along the Missouri river
and throughout all the Missouri val
ley" said +. "A. Irish. Really, II
the crop Of the state turns out ac-
cording to present prospects NE will
be fairly lsWamped with wealth
:; Mr.. Irish has Just returned from
an extensive trip through the west
ern part Of the state and he believes
that the! state has the finest crop
prospects In the past ten years. Y,
: II was simply astounded with the
possibilities for development along
the Missouri river in Mclean, Mer-
Ger, Sheridan and Oliver counties. I
had never taken the trip through
those counties before and it. was a
revelation to me. 3 81 .'>-$ =. :,5 Il.
) IT took an automobile trip from
Harvey through Lincoln, Herr and
McClusky down through the south
ern parts of Mclean and Sheridan
counties all through Oliver .coun-
ty and quite extensively in Mercer
county. The Knife river valley was
covered extensively on the trip and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13
MEIA0DIsIS Al, JAMESTOWN.
Huge Frame TabcrnacIeS Has Been
Erected In Which to Hold serv-
Il ices-Noted Southern Preacher
Present-Many People Have Ar
rived to Take Part In Meeting.

u a big Methodist camp meeting is
being held at Jamestown. "A huge
frame tabernacle has. been erected
with chairs and seats enough to seat
seven or eight hundred people. Two
arc: lights inside and two outside will
furnish the light, and the city has
cleared away the underbrush9 and
constructed a drive we'll, SO that a,
good supply OF fresh water may be,
had on the grounds. Some twenty
tents have already been erected and
there are others that will be taken
when ten campers arrive. "a new
feature to the tabernacle this year
is the attachment of some huge side
doors on hinges. In pleasant weather
these are raised on posts and when
the wind Or rains come, they are low
cred TO protect the audience. A Sec
ton Of then floor space has, beee'
seated wit achairs and those who are
aged and infirm may be able, to at:
tend without undue fatigue. Rev.
Bud Robinson is the leading evan
gelist, and comes from Georgia,
though is home is in, Texas. He:
is one of the most eccentric of men
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

:
It certainly is a beautiful farm coun-
try. 'lhe land Is frst-class and 1t Is
under good cultivation n; "a VI. s5IJ
#9s''rne grain fields are as good as
any I' ever say ~ Thousands df acres
.of wheat spreads out in every sdirec-
ton. 1t Is up 70 that it covers the
ground we'll and is of a beautiful
deep, healthy green. ..ss.. I"s >#...s
\ VI. 80 lcy have mad plenty Of rain out
in the western part Of the state this
year and the crops have fairly
jumped. r1.;. #4, -, fs:.1 ". \
81 was greatly surprised to see many
extensive fields of corn and lots OF
1t was, six to ten inches above the
ground. a. 81 % @Y,.s!$ NJ: \.
Chances for Development. ;s35
!, Although thousands s:of settlers
have flooded into that part of: the
state in the past few years, the pos
sibilities tor ID development have just
been scratched ION the surface. 7
was shown number Of excellent
coal mines and that industry is go
ing to be "a tremendous thing out
there In the near future. >Zp II
The eastern side of the Missouri,
which has been opened up by the 500,
is away ahead of the western side.
The. whole country is being broken
up and settlers were doing breaking
everywhere one looked. y: ! ,rs-
~ ..Thel west side of the river is just
as. good a country as the east side,
and the new road which the n. P. is
building up the west side Of the river
will oDensun tn OuSanCls OF acres and
vast new country 81 5- 1.:5. 8. 2 =, r:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

but full, Of the sweetness or the
tAtnEs sot Heaven. + Rev. R. H, Craig
IS q close second to MI. Robinson.
and Ii well known to most Of the
people. He will preach once every
day. Among tie other workers are
Dr. " u. Glascock and Mrs. CHM,
who has been helping on other oc-
casions, and will spend the entire
season at the meeting. There will
be about twenty of the ministers Of
the Fargo district here in attend
ance, among them DR.. s. A. Dan
ford, the district superintendent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13
VALLEY CITY new ATTORNEY
City Council Ratified Appointment Of
Geo. w. Thorpe Thorpe Is Now
Both City and States Attorney-At-
torney Wilder Has Recently Re-
signed City Attornyship.

Jamestown, NJ. D., June 12.-At a
special meeting of the city council
the members ratified the appointment
of George w. Thorpe as city attor-
ney, made by Mayor Blewett upon
the resigna ton of S. A. Wilder from
that Office. Mr.. Thorpe was city at
torney In 1900, and has been state
attorney since 1904. He now holds
both offices.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13
Proposals.

!; Sealed proposals will be received
by the board of education of the city
Of Bismarck, N. D., for laying cement
sidewalks, putting on ew slate black
boards, steel side walls and painting
the interior of the high school build
ing, until p. m, June %, 1909. Said
proposals will be opened by the board
In the presence of bidders at the VIII
school on the above mentioned date.
Separate proposals will be received on
the different branches of work re-
Quired.
Specifications covering the said re-
pairs and improvements may be seen
at the Office of A. Van Horn, architect,
200 Seventh street, Bismarck, N. D.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or any part of pro-
posal.
49, W. A. FALCONER,
Pres, Board of Education.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13
RUGS.

r Room size Rugs in all
Sizes large assortment and
popular prices. Small rugs
] beautiful patterns and
color combination. Every
couple must use rugs, why
not make your gift differ
ent from others and make
it a rug gift? Nothing
can please more. 1t will
be interesting to you to
learn by examination how
nicely we can assist YOU.
We urge you to visit our
Rug department. s'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

II ROCKERS.z [.|
Take first place il wedding gifts
\ they fit in Just right and at
range IF popular prices.
~ Our stock in golden and mission
4 IS large; prices range from $3.50
upwards. yOne illustrated is gol-
\ den oak, large, plain: back, beat
4 tifully figured, large, roomy
" seat, long posts in back and
front. all bolt construction. Spe-
cial June price -.-,- ~..-4 -..-.--.4.85
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

q SD z.Gh sFi. ~
HOO STE r KIT !.
CHEN "a BINEl';TS.
I Here is one iten1fyou
must not overlo ok. It
will be a, daily reminder i . 81,
and be the pride IS ST any
| house wife Saves
steps, orry and work J! ] |,
Cuts her work IA two,
induces system in the.
kitchen. Start a club
and present them with
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

=. 71@T7r1 !. 4 .EgLlKESSEKS.
and. regular style in gol-
den; mahogany and Birdseye.
Our sale in Birdseye Princess
Dressers has been enormous. We
carry a splendid assortment, all
good, snappy, clean cut, stylish
goods. One illustrated is Birds
eye maple, large French beveled
mirror, top? 22x40, 4 full, swell
'front.', French shaped standard.
, Special June price of Of. 1850
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-13

SIDEBOARDss AND sBUFFETs.
In golden and & mission, At prices,
ranging down 70 SIC. 90. q i.s.' s 4,
One illustrated has 1892 French
beveled mirror, two small top
. shelves, one drawer lined for sill
yer, two napkin drawers, one q
large linen drawer, and two cup
boards fitted with loaded glass in
the doors. This is q very swell
buffet and our low price makes
It exceedingly attractive. Spe-
cial .. 20. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Seucr IN NigblnubtnD

6eucr in SigbIoubtnmn n.
-- ,Nl cinenl Sduppen Der .Grofpn
Sort un0 Zeal 60" ali Der GaIterns
guelnle Sill Sigblonotomn brnd &c.
itern albcno cin Seuer nlls, lprld)eS
ucrmnltblid) oitrd, 6illfen eiiler in
Der NIle paliirenoen Sofonlotiuc uers
lIriud)t iplroc. Tic Caution %tSellers
ipebr, iueld)c ioiort ulnrnirt lpllrbc,
loid)tc bcn @rnlio. Ger Shnoen lit
olideincilo MIR gering. ou MIR NH.
ioll'aorf perbrormtc.
Sic yM uni5ipale scum il.
@cicIlihut" belt aeitern abeno
IN Ger nWtcGop.Snlle" lire Sabres.
@criommlung mo 9irettorcrhuobl
ob, bel ipald)em InlnB &r. George
SorbeS ciile,t intcreiinnten &ortra9
iiber bnS 5belna .alnit mo anti'
QuitGten bon M%nnopoli5" belt. ST..
Sbeooor Mnrburg mionleic Dem I'M
lcbten Sabre ans Dem 9ebcn 9cld)ie-
oenen 0ireftor Or. SanicI Colt Gil.
man cincn mornlen Hodruf i'll mel.
dlcl1l CT ciugcbenb oltf oeiien 2ebens.
iuerf, Die 9ittmidelula Der nSobns
SoptinS' ll1liperiitGt." cinQing. Gin
~9eoie9cnes mliitnlilheS Yrogromm
gclaigtc BUR Snrd,iilbrlrD AnSteac
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Ionlnltlid)en iibri1r, Tireftorcu blei.
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Scnrp Sorlm1, Soliu2Ncnnil,gtor, 9.
Srcnt &epier, MileS 9Sbiic, iun.-
3lm Sd)Ili6 iunroen Gririidrungen
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6eItano aus ben Tonlen MileS. @bi.
te, @orliterilL 3heooore Mnrbura,
SSobn $. Stefpurt, u. ". Spenc,,
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Marp Sutton, e. Sogori Steele, q.
Srent aepicr. Sroncis st. Gorep Gl.
Wurop, H. Manlon Smitb, Glilubetb
Sopfins limo 9(lice Solpler.
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d)nloigt. - Inter oen 9eiful,
oi9un9eL on0eblidl inter @orIpiege'
hung falld)er Sbotlodlen bon Der Sir.
ma Sodidilo, aobn II. 60. @narer
i'm @ertbc bon $40 erlangt utlb Der,
iud)t 5i bnben, baS Sotef 0~eIpebere
nm $1S 5u betriigelt, luiiroe ser alr.
d)iteft Stepben :. 8rabanL alias
@rn. 9. @oob, gcitern III Der %lpcitli.
den Eoli5eiitotion gegeu $1,000
9iiraidait Dem Griminalgeridlt iibcr.
pieIen. &edtsnntunlt Sodion, mel
der oas @clpeoere : Sotel pertrat.
5eiete elmer, @rief eines Sotel. Glerfs
III @irginien Dor, meldI' 2esterer ben
Inualt benafrihtigte. oab er i'm
Bette zines i~pertbloien Gbefs Gro.
bam's iei. Gle giireif,ait mar bic
! aeitern abeno niht aeiterlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

IbIebcn. - Sn Sitter bon II
Sobrcn ld)icb Neiterll Sr. Gulielaopp
IN lcilcr Mobnull0, Nr. 25Ol, SIt.
SupctteitroBe. aus Dem 2eben.
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gcitcrlt inn 9lter bon IS ,Sahrcn il,
Der Mobnnq ibres Sdhuieaeriobnes
Or. s. :. @rinnm III @ettpsbur9Eo.
Ger Crouergottesoicnit iinoet mon
gen in Der 3ionafird]e OH Der Norb.
@upltrnBe itott.
Sr. &nlcntin Sol y epp
d) luer fruuf. - Sr. 8aleiiiin
aolbepp, elmer Der befanntcitcnI cent
ld)en in Ntor6oIt Baltimore. liegt IN
tritiihem 3nitanoe 1T ieinerWobnnt,g
OH Der Noro Central Ipenuc, nnbe
S(iperitrobc. oaruieber. Gr ipuroe
geItcrn Mbenb BON einent Golnite Der
Company 9, b~eItebenb altS ben $50.
Capt. Sreo. Is. 9i,ld mo G.iiartier.
meiitcr @eorg SiQing beiuft.
WoroIogiIt ieiner II Dr
+ c il 0 + | II. - @alter 6. Gellp, ein
WonologiIt. meld)er sur 3eit in Dem
oWarblaub. 1benter" iein gri6eincn
madjt, trat geitcrn in Der noropeit'
lid)en Eoli5eiitation offs 3elige gcger,
5ipei iungc 2ente aiii, weld)e er Re.
idiiloiatc, linn cine goloene llbr nit
Settle i'm 0eiommlttuert6e bon $40
aus benz @nfleioe5immer oes 5bea,
tiers g~eItoblen 81 baben, mabreno CT
aui Der 9iibne beid)ditist mar. Ia
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ireigeiprofen. Bon oeu geitobleuen
@egenit1noen Bat bisber feline Spnr
entbedt meroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Sin sanscr Grfuls.

tbs pou Ser st. Safobll$ &e9ler-
Qioo" ulo ser Baltimore Son-
ling I~iIocintion" peranltdltete
Nuiternr0itcn ninnlt bod)lt &c
miitblihcn Gcrlalli. - Eiele @es
nld)cr bon MltSluGrtS.
GineS Gunj mlberorocntlid)ct 3r'
iprlld)S bate iih baS a~uitcrnrolten
81 crireucn ooS geItcru Abeno mltcr
oen Nulpi5ien Der st. S%atobu$ Seq
ler.2ign" lmo ser Baltimore Golp-
ling NlIociolion" III Der st. Soto'
bllS-Nollc" ltottianb. SGmmtll6c
HGunllidfcitcn Der Safe morer be-
iett uto ollie 9mueicnbcn murcn IN
ueraniiatciter Stimmlng, mas ijbrie
gems bel Der trciflldcl SiiriorAc,
lpeld)c baS Arran9cnlcntS'Gomitc iiir
Die llntcrbnltlrng ilno Die lciblldelt
@coiirinilie berlel6en g%ctroiicn bottc,
lpirflih niht ST uerluunhern lpar.
Son allSluGrtigen MISREPRESENTATION
iuorcl pertrctcn: Die nllniteb Soirr=
numcnt GompallD" bon Ncip.Dort
ourd) ibrcu E%rGiiocntcu &m. GorocS
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loluie Die nNntionol 0opling MIio-
ciation" pou Help 9runSpif. M,
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gen uno oerl SefretGr =. &. Steper8.
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Ter mo Simnlu Smitb, begleitet mo-
rclt. Illdl Die @%olbiugtoncr mn
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ciation" iuuroc Gin Giller %ierpirt. bri
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Scle1otcn NnIprod)cn Ncboltcn miir'
ocn. Dos Frei9tcgellt, peld)eS lebr
bcib mulrrittrl muroc. mad)te bcn
@cltlilb ocN hod,ir qcmiitblidcn
Nbclr6S.
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folat, 5uiammcu:
arrangements. Gonitc 6. q.
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!. Tctcrion, @ciiitcr. &eurp Strcb.
GboS. @oapp Sobn Simmer, SSobn
9obli, Srcb. Sol5er, Charles Willcr,
Sobn Scbol0. Inorelu Otto. abum
@el5cnbodl Geo. Slcdcritcin, gel,i.
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Sol. Sd,neibcr, Geo, 9phli uno u.
Bauer.
SpeSial.Gomite 0canltcn Ser
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14

af Der am nad)itcn Sonntag ir
&oigt's Sale ltattiiu0encn General
probe uol5Gblia tbciI5umebmen. 0oS
M~aSfelball Gomite oraaniiirtc lid,
wic iolgt: GpriiBcr oeS Nrronoc.
meutS @omite'S @crr @eo. Simmel.
hcbcr, Sefret1r beilclbcn Serr Gernb.
2inmemunl; GorIibcr ocS @mpion9S.
Goniitc's Scrr Mar @nltacr; &or.
iibcr oes Gririidmga -Gomite's &crr
6ront Nudle; &orliBcr ocS 5urs.Gos
mites &crr Sreb. Robc; @nriiecr oeS
Yrcis.Gomite's Mcrr Stto 0riiggp,
mallll. .,>,
n@abeniu NJ duucrd)or."
Gic Aftiuen hCa .NoOcnia WfGn,
ncrd)ors" bottcn iitl III ibrcr geitris
gen Singitulbe III Der &crciusDalle
IN &igblonbtomu ichr 5obIrei0 nm
ibren 9irigeltcn Eroi. 50. 90dner
gcid)dort llio ltuoirten mcbrcrc Sic
ser iiir Die nGd)ite Nbenolintcrbols
tur9. Sl Der @eidGI1@iitnng iiibrtc
Trdiiocnt :. ". lllrid) 0cl &oriit
ulo ScfrctGr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baS
Nrototoll. Ger N%obrc%bcriht ipurbe
bcrlcicn nnb bic Bidder rcpioirt unb
fir rid)tig b%ciul0cu. 3nei ottipc
WIt1licbcr ipurbcn oliQcnommei.
nM cb9cr @cionOperein."
Sic Nlftlpen oc& nMictGer- 8cialgs
@crtinS" iibten i'll ibrer aeitrigen
Sinolnmoe IN M%oIImumn'S Sale oin
@cloir Mdrftc inter Getting bc@
Eroi. s.. Mriippcl iIcibig Gbore lilr
boS Ireier : 9on5crt. Nh Die Yrobc
idloB iih cine fur}c @eiddftSliBlnlgs
in mcldjcr lSrGiioent Is. @o~benbenocr
ocn Torlib uub ScfretGr i, 9toroens
hol; bo3 Erototol iiibrtc. IS iunroe
Gin Sd)rciben bGS 9torooitlidcnS San.
gcrblnOcS ucrlclcn. 0as Gonlite fir
Den oeulcinid)aitlid) init Dem .IrbM-
ter M1rnerd)pr" obsubaltcnoeu
MoSfenbuil berid)tetc Gortldlritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-14
Sic StaSt 9eiuinnt.

Gas StootS Expectations @cri6t
entiteioet gcgen Mortiu & SO. -
0tGger %pcrlangten III 9ro5cnt
tiir oic &crmittehmg ocS Aufuuis
6eS gSiQiS'idcu 2ano-GompIercs
anl Bod Riucr.
Gas Siant3 q. glppcnotionsA@erid)t
cntifico lcitcrn bic &logc Der Sirmo
@m. Murtin & So. acaell oen Mapor
uno StaOtrutb bon Baltimore sill
@rmItgu Der Stoot.. Die tlGgcrild)c
Tirma pcrlanQte IA Ero5cnt COM
miiiions0cbiihrcu fiir Die Germittes
lung oes SllfouIS oeS 0roBcn 2ano.
g~onlplcres oe2 &rn. Geo. y. Willis
am Cad Miucr bilrd, Die MbsngStanal.
9ommiilion. Sic iollten baS Sanb
iiir sic Yb5ugStonat GomNniiiiou
fanfcL bradyten Den SnlbeI aber
nid,i SIT Stonoe, uno idlieBlid, trat
sic Gomniilion in hircfre llnterbonbs
lnna nit Srn. @iniS mo 5obltc
100000 tiir ouS Snno. Martin &
SO. ,uerlnngten trobocm Gommiiiion
uno ipurocn flo0bnr.