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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05


. dlnb Der Tarf.G
= ot1on. @cltern fdnb Ole Yort.
Gon5crt-S aiion nit einem olBeror.
oettlid 5ablreid) b~eii,d)ten Gonscrt
I'M ~Yotterion.Eorf" ibr Gnoe. Tie
o~ieSiabrige Saiion. melhe an, %.
Woi bcgann, por Die erfolgrciditc in
Der @eid)id).c oieier Ginridtuna. Iic
Gorl5crte Der itGotiiden Yarf. aapcnc
baben 6%cionoers in ben letter. Sat.
rem gnr5 gclpoltis al YopularitGt 5lr.
gelommen. Salt es nod Dor mcri-
gen Sobren oils etipnS MuBergelpobli.
Iihcs, lpenn 5000 Ycrionen einenl
CONCERT Der Yarf. aopelle beimo6ntcn,
10 gilt iebt bel gllten, Netter Elm iol.
DIES Gon5ert ais ihluoh beiudt, menll
nidt minOeitcns fiilf- bis iesmal 10.
picle 3ubDrer iif cineeiunben ba.
ben. Cab oieic 5ilnebmenbe geliebt.
belt nidt gum fleiltiten Jbeil Dem
boben Nipeall 5n pcroanfen lit. oui
Dem iid Die Carbietuhgen Der Gopeac
boltelt, itebt ollBer Iroge. Gbenio.
ipenig fann be5rueiielt lpcrben, oab
Der miliifoliide @eifniad oes Yil.
blifnms lid in oen lestcm Sabrcr
gebiloet lnb perfeinert bat. 2ic Soac
Der -Mog.3ime" ,Willlif iino elm. fir
aaenral poriiber. Ties oiicnbartc iid)
aud an Der @pbl Der ~auf Icrlon.
gen" geipieIten Stiide. Iafdd ifci.
men Die nad)itebenOen Gomponiitcn
Die 1oporiten oes Eublifums at ieir:
Wagler. 2is5t, Ct. Saens, Wenoels.
John, 8erOi, Stralis unb Serbert.
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NGiabrtStase Der YaIiagicr.5 ampic,
BON We,usy)orf.

am 7. september ,WcnooSo" nod
Ncapel uno @cnua.
am Z. September vNooroum" nod
Notteroom.
am Z. september yarpnprin5 Wil-
bdm" nah Bremen.
Nm 8. September .2uiitonia" nod)
2iperprol.
Nm s. september .3eltonic" nah
Soutbampton.
Am s. Sept6r. yEreiioent Grant"
nod Samburg.
am 9. september nEropcnce" mad,
&aprc.
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SD BIN cine Grau.
go tetue. bic 2eiber bon Sraue,.
SD babe bic QeiIuns. eefunben.

aud, Der Gidter io9t: nMon fam
nid,t &ino lperoerl, nlor fam MIR
&inb bleiben."
GoS lino III flrr5cn 3ii9cn Die Der
porltcdlclocn Merfmolc ocs Gonn.
%itotter %plfsfcltcs, unb borin liegt
leine bcbrc @ebclltung fir ollie @clt.
burger, glciduiel, 100 bcrcn Wiege
ltonO, mclde Sprod)e iie ipred)en,
oenn Mlttcr Notlir ipridt cine gaen
perltonolidc @eltiprodc, bic Scocr
pcritebcn Fam, tpcnn CT mir mil.
Sn oieicm Slime lit oicicS Scit cine
Tontlogungspreoigt, 10 g%cuoltig, an.
ld)ui,lid) mo einorllfspoll, mie lie
BON feincm Ereoiger oui Der anujel
gebaltem mcrben fam.
Ser birnnlelgroBe llnterid)ieb 5ipi-
ld)cn nGolfsfeitcn" mo Dem Gam.
%ltottcr Solfsiclt" oiiritc Seocm in Die
Mltgen iprin9cn. Tesbolb perben oie
Scbtcrcn olid) bon Stodomerifoncrn,
bon S%rl1nbcrn, Tron5olen, iibcrbollpt
bon alien GpSnlopolitolcrn bcllld)t,
ocnen Die ,Srcuoc at Der Wciuunoe.
rllllg Ser Notur nidt abborloen &c.
fon1nen lit.
Ser Gbornftcr lplirbe bicien Grntc-
Iclten uber MIR Ouourd) bcipobrt. bnB
ltets local peronlogtc llno pcrniinfti.
&c MGnner gum Selt-Gomite berange.
ingen ipurben. Nnr Ginaclucibtc
miilen Die Irbcit unlb Spierfreuoig-
felt ju miirbi9cn luclde bo5u gcbo.
rem, nm Der lleberlieierun9 treu 81,
bleibcn nno Die Soeole bod ST. boil
ten.
@ic cine Sern9cltolt bcbt lid) I'M,
ter Den WGnnerlt Jran5 Saiter,
u9nltinIorc's Sdlpnbenf6nig", Der
Dor, Der felt Sabrcn Die Seelc uto
Den leitenben @ciit Der Gonlitc'n bill.
oct. Mnn miro feline groBcn Ser.
oienite nift ollein in oieicr Hihtrrng,
lonbcrn olld) ierc nm ooS Wliibcll
llno @eoeihen oes .Gomnitotter ToIfs.
t-@ereins" ielbit lpobl ST lpilrbigen
ipiiien.
9os Sci Erogromm.
Wontag, Den 6, Septcmber: Croft
nlllg bes Settles burh Sereins.Yrali-
bent Srun5 Souter; 5eIt.O uucrtiire;
llnsug ourd) Den Eorf CUR 6rldt-
idule; Seitreoe ues Srn. Sron5 Sou'
fer; @eiongsportrdgc bonn "9lrion";
Sd)nilturnen bonn .,@ern1unin. 5llrn.
Serein"; Groffnntng oes Sdiler.
Souies; Neginn Der BOLTS. mo Sin.
oeripiele.
Gicnitag, oell 7, September: Sort.
icBung oes Settles; llnl5llg Der ainoer
nnb Grlpodienen IN Sdipobcntraft;
1eit.Spmne Dor Der SruhtiGille; Sc.
langSuortrGge bes r@ermanio.Wi1il.
ncrdors" nno ocs y5bolio.W Gnncr.
doris; 9pnlnoitiihc %Soriiibrungelt
bes ~@pmnaitiihcn Gpramioen.
Clubs. 8 ltbr Nbenos Nnfunit ocs
@ouperncurs Grotbers ulb oes Mlop.
ors Wobool neblt Stab unb StootS.
mo StoOtbcomten. Heoeoftis Dor
Der Srlldtidille; Tolfs. iinO &inoer-
lpicle; Mlte Weibermiiblc.
Wittlpod), ocn s. September: Mui-
iiibrung Der .Sdipdbiihen Goriihil-
le"; @einngsportrGge pom ,SrpD.
linn; Shouturncn bonn u@ermunio.
Siirnperein"; Sodlaufen, Gielitehen,
Gierlauf, Snbnentan5. etc; YeluIti.
glingcn fir Sung mo Mlt.
IonncrItng. Den 8. September:
0roBer aebrollS; Sailfe iiebeu neller
Witglieocr ocS ,Gnnnitatter Iolfs.
ieit Gerein"; @eiongsportr1ge oeS
.@ermanio- Guortett.G Clubs.
Stcinwnlo's WilitGr. aopeac miro
con5ertirc1.
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5000
$4,000

Siintsia Dollars Baar, Jieft mad BeIieben
ttodtgen 9dufer all Der NotomaesStraBc, 3ipis
fheii 6atrrrountseloeHue unb SabettesStrnbe;
e%nfbalten aue mooernen ginri9tuneen: cmc!I,
tter.lapeten, beforirte Oeden ETC., bttrifi5irte
9tegelfteinpflafter. aanaI.Mnf4IMb. Gle miiien
gefeben.. nri eeiuiirbiat gu perben. Meent am
yiaee idglt0 umo Scnntae. Wdn nebrie Guir'
grets ber 9dufer 5ebrbunbert unb flnfsiq
Dollars ($1050). Ge6r nlebriaer VruuSainS.
2u erfyaaen bci
NsItev E. Spekptal, Grhauer.
(MrriIf .1&G-) Tim pIate.
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IlH ~. ScpitiItpSL U.9tottiS heug
Gibraltar mo Neapcl.
Mm 8. Scptembcr IS. j. Sictgen"
l:od) a%openbagen.
gm 8. September ,@eorge @alb.
i%l9ton" nod) Bremen.
u If. Septcbcr nGalubria" nab
Nolcrmo mo Heopel.
gm #. september nGormania"
nod 2iucrpool.
PIN #. September Baltic" nod
2ipcrpppl.
gm fl. September rSt.Yanl" nod
southampton.
Mm II. September .Minncboba"
nod 9pnOon.
gm #. September .2aplono" nod)
Copcr mo antiucrpen.
gm If. September ya0nig Ilbert"
nab Gibraltar un0 Neopel.
BIN #. September .aaiierin slu.
glito &ictorio" nad Sambnrg.
Nm If. September ySurneiiia"
roh Glasgow.
am fl. September yHotierbom"
nod Rottcroum.
Mm fl. September nGecilie" nad
Bremen.
am 10. September ,Yenniplpania"
nnd) Somburg.
am Is. Scptelnber yMaurctonia"
nod 2ipcrpool.
Sm 10. September .aoriatic" noh
Soutbonnpton.
am IS. September r2oura" nod
Neopcl unb Srieit.
Mm 16. Septembcr nSoooie" nad)
SABRE.
am t6. September ySeaig Slap"
nnd aopenbogen.
Nm tG. September Bremen" nod)
Bremen.
Nm IS. September Europa" nab
Ncopcl mno @eula.
gm IS. september minneapolis"
nod 2onOon.
sm s1s. September .gaoerIano"
nod Soper ulb gntmerpen.
Mm IS. september nHcm' Oorf"
llod) Soutbonpton.
am 1S. September .grubic" nod
2iperpool.
am IS. September .9eltihlano"
nod Snmburg.
gm 1S. September yIllc o. Nbrr5.
st" nod Neapel lno @enua.
Im IS. September .Guleopnia"
llad) @lasgolp. H m
am 81. september v8bnoam" mad,
Hotteronm.
An 81. September .auiicr Wil-
bcln Der @rofe" nod Bremen.
gm %. September .8ene5ia" naf
Nicopcl uno WarieiGe.
Sim %. September nTrciiocnt Sin.
coln" nuf Sumbllrg.
gm %. september nGamponia"
llad) 2iuerpool.
Mm %. September rWaieitic" nah
S%outbnlnptou.
am %. September .E. oi Yic.
monte" nod Nenpel mo @enitu.
Am %. September .gotooia" nad
Tcapcl nno @enlta.
am %. September .llltonia" nah
Neopel mo Srieit.
Nm %. September .Gretic" nab
Gibraltar uno Yeopel.
Nm %. September .Yrin, 6rieb-
rid @ilbclm" nod Bremen.
am %. September lorraine" nod
Sabre.
am 20. September .Iortba Wolb.
i%ligton" nod Eenpel mo 1rieIt.
sm 20. September st. 2ouis"
lof southampton.
Am 20. September 3eeIano" nad
Soucr nio AntDerpen.
gm %. September .Minnctonfa"
nod 9onoon.
gm %. September nyGcltic" naf
Siberpool.
am 20. September ,Garonio" nad
2luerpool.
Hm %. September Cincinnati"
nod Samburg.
Vim 20. September Berlin" nah
Gibraltar uno Heapel.
am 20. September . California"
nod @iasgom.
am %. September yNieuip Mm.
Iteroam nad) Hotteroam.
am IS. september ~0aiier Nil-
belm Der 3meitc" nod Vremem.
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Gle man anbers,up FAINT,

~infpi5ire man icne nencn 6ipeiitd6t9cn, ftln
Sipiiihem Gatbcrimr. uuo sblplen. strasc t35O6
glcd @eit.Naltimprcs Strdbe). einailirte Babe
irauIe lno sluSaibe; Starals Srainage; nieoriAe
IrnersSteuerr; tanbgemnlie Neden; NeiiibiI
nit aatcln auseclcet; glles .entbalteno, mas
~. einem mooerrlen Salis gebort. Yreis ber
Sdufer elfbunocrt SoqarS ($1100.00) iebes;
fcbr ~niebriger &runo6ins. Weoinguneen ben
dduferu diGeiebm gcmatt.
Wan nebnie iuefilif gebenbe 3ubsStr. GIci'
trifdle. fteigc am 5erninus ab NH gebe Elm
Sdufergepicrt n1rhlib. NibercS ourdD Naitcr
=. Nctpbal, goninterncbmer. an Dirt nnb
9te1e. (Scptl-)
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Die YaMtbatigfcit.


Gle ncue SerS Sein-airhc 5u Sigh,
lonotomn gebt nit Iicicnitritten
ibrer Golenoing cnt9eecn. -
Sm meltlibcn Stonttbeil peroen
iiber 100 ilelic @obnb1licr cr-
bullt.
Mit Gicienid)ritten Ncbt sic nci,c
9cr5 Scil-airbc an Der Softer. apc.
me unb 3. Strobe, Si%gblonotomu.
ibrer &olcnoung entge0cn mo man
crruartct, oob Der critic @ottcSoicnit
bereits I'M nG6iten Monot oocr ipG.
tcitcns Nniangs Nopcmber 1T Der
ncllcn &irdc a~bgebaltcn mcroen fam.
GoS auBel9eriiit murbe bereits cnt.
fcrnt, mo bonoclt es iih ictt MIR
liod) nm Den inncren Nlisbal. Son
cen 5lpci Sbiirmcn, mcld)c Die Stride
crbGlt, miro Ser groBerc crit ipGtcr
fcrtig geltelt, menll ftd Der Dan &c.
nilgcilo geicnft bat. &crbunocn nit
Der Stride lit bas nclc Eiorrbous,
ros I'M Ielbcn Stpl erbout lit. 3,lcrIt
mlro oos gro9cidob Der Stride icrtia
NcItcat, mo BORT merben porlGuiig
ric @ottesoienite abgebalten. Gos.
lcibe lit 270 SUB lang unb 60 Sub
brett uno erbGlt 100 SisplGbc. gs
hat bier grobe ausgGnge nod Der
Strabc unb 3rpei meitcrc nod) Dem
Hiarrbouic.
Cine cnorn,c 0autb0tisfcit ipl,roc
III Der uerfloiienen @ohc i'm melt
llfcn Stobttbcil entlpidelt uno Der
Vau bon nidt weni9cr oils 1877 spci-
1tofigcn @obnbGuiern ipurbe BORT in
Gngriff gcnommen. Gon bicicn SGil.
fern baltt Die Urban Development
60" 100 unb ole .Worplono 9uilo.
ing nno Contraction 60" 81. Tic
Sdulcr lperOcn al Wulbcrrp. uno
Soratoao.S trnBc, IN Der GGbc BON
Fnplcn. uno Eulasfiitrobe, crriftet.
Sm oItlid)cn StoottbeiI beginnt sic
"Sol. g. Mbitc Meultp 60" in cini.
gen Sagcn nit Der grrid)tung BON
5ebn @obnbGlticrn ilno Slpor ali Der
Siioicitc Der Monnmcnt- StroBc,
;niid)cn 2afelpoob-A pcnlte 1t. @ropc.
Strobc.
6ronf ). McGlosfp iibcrtrua !.
Sn9on Den Gontraft fir ocn 9oll
'eincs ~gcpIoutcn oreiitodieen Sotcls
aif Dem Anipeien Nr. 2733 mo
2I35, FcnnlDluania .apcnme. Ias
@ebduoc miro etpa $4,000 fcItcn.
Scnrp 6. Goof bat bon Nlirco Z.
Shiner, Sruitee, zines Der %cleaoute-
lien Mobnbduier i'm 27OO.9lod Der
Colbert. Strobe fir Den Ereis BON
$3.50 gcfalft. q
eoluoro S. alnppcI Ifauitc bon
Soilis Gobn mo 'Sarrp Scfirep Is
Sonicr nlt Der @oone.S traBe, iiiolif,
bon Srforo.a pcnltc. Crci Der SGlr-
ler b%efinoen it'd nuf Der Oiticitc llno
bic iibri9en aui Der @cIticitc Der
SiroBc.
Solepb j. SdoppcI bot nt Gbos.
s.. @eriplg icd)s nelle orcilt0fiac
@cbnbdnier aui Der SiiomeIticite Der
lid)cntorolp +. Terrace, nobe Srcm.
Fnrf.Flocc, pcrfauft.
Eic 6irmn @ebb & Wbitc fiinoiat
oil anocrcr StcQe oicicr ,3eituno
Spc5iolucrfGufc bon @runoItiidcn al
glllo Terraces, an Milio.a ucnuc lnb
0orforo.Hoao iiir bclitc uno Den nc
gIgen Arbcitcr' Gag an. Die 1irmo
perfoilIt an oieicn beiocn 5oaen 5i,rr,
lcttcn Wtal lire @runoitiide 3l,,1
FrciIc bon $3.50 biz 5000. Som
Sicnltog al foitcn oieieIben 8rrnb.
ltiidc $3.50 big $500.
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WeIb5erbnngeW.

@elbienounsen mad DeutidIanb
nno DeftretH . llnaarn fihcr un6
idneI beiorst. s, 10 un6 20 Narf..
ictpis 10 un6 20 aronen . SHeine az
uerfaufen.
9tes. 8. Niener L g.,
o. II. 217, Ca'UaIHwsre.gls .
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Rant eines BON

Rant etnts BON
ieiielt prd6tiaen Sduferr, Er. 10. 20, "a etc.
Noroa Caution etrabe. 5ipif6en Sdirmonnt.abe.
ilno SaItii,ortastra 1rottoir. teller unb
Sof. eemen:irt; enainirte gabeipanIie .uIio
uno Der Aett ip56entIid, gefabe pie Uitette.
500 .eaar iino $7.05 pro Bodt fnnfen etre
fener f66n aeieaeneit 9,oriidotsg u obniuaen, Wr.
Icranna. 3ront,1errafe. banbeemaIten 3e6en,
9nrf I'M Sintergrunoe iino alen geanemlids
feiten. ganpIab 20 StB Nv Boil bet 200 .pub;
bier @cpierte SftIi6 bon Der UcrfsJcnb.
0aeaons fnbren al Der 7biir porbef.
gid4 5ufragen bet 0btuarl 3. eterd on Crt
uno SirIie pocr Simmer SO I'M 4Rutber.Oe.
t6nbe, ct. Vaul. WMb Japette.etrahe.
(SiniI6 .tS.1&S)
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gerlanst @dnnsr auo &nabcu.
Yerlauat i'm Magemcimen.
eeutI6ss Nrttlis. yhrtau

Seut{bes MrtettS. 9sa dhuetiu nas .yhreau.
TIMER Der aIufiidt Der y9entfhen @efcutbatt."
Eietenigeu, bte oeutfde Saiiouerier, slrbeiter
len ftb perfbnli1 ooer in trnnfirten 8riefen all
ben Macitter Der 8efeuftaft, Sobann q. Wteper,
StMuer II, Nr. 2f5-2t7, Gourtlanb. strdhe.
ipenben. tpelfer luenfgeltlit ~glusfunft ertbeis
len ipiro. sprehftunoen bon 1 bis 3 ubr.
Can27,tS
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gu pcrfnufen:
Gin 9ouoitors mn 9igarrens9nocn f1nn biuig
eetduft ipcroeit. Eah5ufrdeeu in Mr.. 62f,
Wprb.1 unean Vlaee, nabe Wumnmcnt.e traec.
(2i5-5D
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GtRMPnefuh

Cine SeutiGe g8ittWe futt Steluna uIS
SolsbdIterin bel elmer 5umiIie ooer bel eiuen,
gstiiiper: ftetiee Seinaib sepiinibt: quite @m'
piebIuIeen.. Wsan a~oreifire: 10. 49," .1eut'
fdler 6prrcipnHoent." (2i7. 81
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mingfon. EEL. einidbIiebIif Saiis, 9Saacn uno
gutem 98illcn, gcaen HIeidtc NeoingrnGen. Glte
&eIc9enbeit fir eincn oeS @eibdfis f~unoiecn
Mtanrt. ~giibcres bel Eppenbctmcr Bros, Nr.
221, Sib.sntntu. etrabe. 12iG-S)
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IN pettauItu:
Cine gSirtbtthafi eriier alaiie: quite 2ofali'
tat; fam ireenb cine bobe Qiccn5 bc5ablen;
,ur ernft Gemeinte Sffericn erfriinfht. Ainn
aoreiire: Yog u. 92, nTcntidbcr Gurreipun.
bent" - .E GAG. ~
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5m %uerfamfcn.
3u u%crfaufcu .

3u ucrfaufca:
Gin breiit1digcs Saiie In er'tflutitgcm 81
fiaftoe: MbSupsfandI; nit ODER obne Srutb6llls
Nahsnfraoen in Nr. POI, Wch'ylprtb' 9lurnac
(24S)
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Steacmseindc.
GtenegefuM:

Gin uiuoemifd gebiloeier Spriimnnn. gene
fener Observation-Disclosures, biitct I'M cine entipre
denoe Seit1ftigune in ocuti6em Sanie, Sipa,
SpteI II. oel. Sfferten unier ,Ncrldhtidl" an
bic 6Tpebitipn oieies Ylattes. (24s)
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En- ueriauieu:
Scne feicu. ftpoernet, slueiftodigcn SGmfcr
an pedeerion.s tpe.. iabe Sritte Cir, SigbIano.
toipn. ole Standardization. GpuntDs Sfeuern,
Vreis. $S5O.00. Dan nebnte SpnrrptpS Point
iino Sdirmountsgpe, Glcftrii6e. 9tdbcres bel
Naiter \. Weftphal an Crit mnt stene.
8aipIdtc 100 SUB tief. (Septt-)
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gu permietbcn.


81 peyutstteW:
yeue cdnfer an ". 'Vctpmactr., 6Dti@en
6oirsiount.spenue u. Sabetteftr.; ole @eaieu'
Li&letten; ntebriee Mietbe. Hetmt Satrulpunt'
dbet .gar1. @a@aufraeen on DIT arb etsae.
(0ebr2O--2&@)
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@eiperbe. uno Sonbeltreibenoen MR.
De nit flingenber Wiin5e belobnt ooer
menigitens prGmiirt. Gle beitigen
bliibenhen Slllren, DIE griinen mo
irudtbnren glllgen, Die 9eiegnetcn
TbGler unb SG6en I'M reiden Stma.
bcnlanoc iino biinbige Vepeiie fir
ole ipobltbdtigen 6olgen oes Gonn.
%ltotter @olfsieites iiir's gcn5e 2ano.
Tie Selte bes bieiigen Sdlpoben.
Tereins atbnlen oeiiiclbcn @eilt llno
perfolgen o%enielbcn 3med. Die Set.
i1ltlc in ibrer Yrdd)t iingt ous bobe
3ieo bon oes SonomanneS 2IeiB mo
Nusbouer.
2iegt nid)t in Der e pinnItube" elm
gelpaltiges Stiid bes innigen ilno
ii%nnigen 5aliiilicn. unb @emiitble.
bens oes idwGbiiden YolfsItammes
l,no ein gut Ibeil Toleran5, ipie ma,
iie beltc nld,t mtbr finbet?
@enobnt unS nid)t Die glte Nci.
bermiible nit ibrer Yerjiingungs.
Wetbooe at bas a~ajdbrlid)e @ieoer.
eriuaden Der Natur in frGftigcrer ilno
idonerer 8eitalt9 2ieet nidt Elm
9aud Der auferitebung in oieiem
iinnigen Spiele?
3engt Die Saieniagb nid)t bon fino.
lider @infolt uno Haipitdt2 llno
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Circuit court opened Monday. The
case of State of Missouri VS.. Arthur
Perry, M. D., for felony, is occupying
the attention Of the court the fore part
OF the week. A large number of wit
nesses from the Williamstown neigh
borhood are in attendance.
John Edwin Callihan has gone to
Charlton, Iowa, where he has accept
ed position on newspaper.
Dade Martin is at home for a few
days visit with his parents.
George Kroh Is the guest of rela-
!iyes in Hannibal.
The handsome new residence of G..
F. Koch and H. B. Hammat are near
Ing completion. Work was begun on
the new residence of H. G. Meyers
Monday.
Williamstown will celebrate the
great National day on Saturday, July
3. Hons. C. w. Yant of Kahoka, and
E. R. Mckee of Memphis, are billed
as the speakers of the day.
st. Patrick in the south part of the
country, will have her usual celebra-
ton this year. The event will be
pulled off on Saturday, July 3.
The Catholic church of Wayland
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Children's day exercises were held
at the different churches Sunday. Elk
cellent programs were we'll rendered
and enjoyed by large audience. The
churches were beautifully decorated
by ported plants and cut flowers.
Mrs. John .Bicksler has gone to the
Sani.arium at Battle Greek, Michigan,
where she will take medical treatment.
Her daughter, Miss Florence, accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Frank Mcmillan and children,
near Mt. Pleasant, visited the formers
brother and sister, Alva and Myrtle
Campbell, of this place, last week.
Allie Ozbun came from Dallas coun-
ty and spent a few days of last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ozbun.
Mrs. Rachel Kellum recently enjoy
ed a visit with her niece, Mrs, w. H.
Kenyon and her husband from Abba.
| Alvin and Wendell Garretson are
home from State University. Iowa
City, to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. u. w. BarDeT mas lol hci Suco'
he cousin, Miss Nellie Lewis fom
Bussey.
Inez Jorden has returned from q
visit with her friend, Carrie Pease, at
Mt. Hamill.
Miss Mary Cough clerked at the
Bell Mercantile Co., store last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cramer came
from Mt. Pleasant Wednesday, and
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IA City az Purveyor Of Water Power
Hampton's Magazine: Augusta
Ca, owns the best municipal water
power in America. Away back "be.
TO- de wah" Augusta bought and de.
veloped the rapids Of the Savannah
river, nine miles above town. built a
dam and long canal, and ever since
has sold the water to her manufac
turers. Augusta worked before the
days Of electricity, SO 1t simply sells
water on the wheel. That Is, the
factories are beside the canal, its wa
ter runs through turbine in each
factory, and the city charges them
$3.50 a horsepower year for its use
shat power is 30 cheap that when
hard times. shut down northern mills
and the Fall river, Mass, workmen
are out Of employment, the King &
Sibley and other big cotton factories
in Augusta, go right ahead, proltably
Their employees are kept busy because
the city had foresight, because 1t built
and developed its power! and now sells
1t for what it is worth. The receipts
reduce taxes in the town and make
living easier.
Augusta charges $3.50 a horsepower
year for water on the wheel. The
manufacturer provides the wheel
Augusta the dam and canal.
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JOHN OSTERMAN
WAS WELL KNOWN
Prominent Citizen Of Golden, iii.
Who Died this Week and VIII
be Buried on Thursday.

& GOLDEN, m III JunA "a. John os-
terman, bornJuhe 4, 1841, in vossbarg.
Ostfriesland, Germany, came to this
country with two brothers and other
friends and arrived In LaPrairie, ILL.,.
In November, 1853 He was married
IN 1869 to Anna Gronewold, his sur
viving widow, and he also leaves eight
children, William OF La Prairie: Grace
wife OF Rev. A. Jansen, of Hooker,
Okla: Kate, wife Of Geo. Hinrichs. OF
Hildreth. Neb.; and Harbo, John. Her
man and Ehue, his sons, and Marie "a
daughter, remaining at home. In 1894
he left Golden and located in Nebraska
but said that he did not intend to re-
main there but finally make his home
here which he did in 1903. Besides
the above named members OF his
family, he leaves Peter Osterman, a
twin brother, Mrs. Margaret Bartell,
both Of Golden; and Mrs. Trientje
Cruising Of Clifford, III. Thomas
Osterman, deceased brother, en-
listed In times OF war to defend our
country, like his brother Peter did,
but after serving about year he be.
came sick and died in the hospital at
Bowling Green, KY, where he is now
resting In one Of our country's Gem.
eteries. Mr.. Osterman and friends
crossed the water on sailing vessel
and had q long voyage to get across
While at ocean, cholera roke out
among the passengers and nineteen
died. They were about the last emf
grants coming to this section BY way
of New Orleans and coming up the
river I r since railroads were built,
they OF course, take the shorter route
by way OF eastern ports. He was one
OF those plain sturdy boys, honest and
by energy and thrift accumulated
quite an estate He leaves his heirs
in quite a comfortable condition. Mr..
Osterman was kind hearted and a
well-meaning man, always ready in
need and doing q favor to his neigh
bors whenever an opportunity offered.
Mr.. Osterman was a member Of the
Emmanuel Lutheran church from
where funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon, Rev. Meyer Of.
floating, after which interment will
take place in the cemetery west OF
Golden.
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s}As tlvs a rs ~:
VIII celebrate on Saturday, July g.,
with big picnic in Keating's grove.
A fine program has been prepared for
the day.
Kahoka now has we'll in her city
park. P. W. Andrews, the well man,
finished the job Tuesday. A fine
cement walk. leading through the park
east and west and north and south,
would add much to the appearance Of
the park.
Mrs. Milo Nicely and daughter are
the guests Of relatives at GRANVILLE,
Ill.
Theodore Blum has reshingled and
otherwise greatly, improved the APP
pearance Of his pretty residence.
"Stickey" Christy, Of the Gazette
Herald force, is taking much need
ed weeks vacation this week.
The Kahoka ball team went to
Wayland Sunday and played a return
game with the team OF that city,
Kahoka was the victor by the score
of to 2.
A fine lot Of fish are being caught
in Fox river these days. Not on the
line, however, but the fishermen drag
them from beneath the rocks with
their hands.
j. M. Stricken Of Ventura, Cali
fornia, is the guest of Kahoka rela
4 tives.
Rev w. F. Laidley is the guest o
his son at Bancroft, Iowa.
Mrs. G. G. Lang is the guest OF rel
atives at Kewanee, Ill
| Miss May Snider and her friend
Miss Florence Wichtle, of Quincy
spent Sunday with the formers pa
rents In Kahoka.
Murray Sisson and bride arrived In
Kahoka last Friday and are the guests
OF Kahoka relatives.
| Tom Sisson of Colorado, is the guest
of Kahoka relatives.
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remained until Friday, guests off rel
atives at this place. 80 = na
Miss Gladys Lightner spent last
week with her father, Frank Lightner,
at Fort Madison.
Miss Inez Foerpsch, of Chicago is
a guest of her friend, Miss Winnifred
Dilts.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Davis of Mt.
Hamill were dinner guests at the G.
Scott home Tuesday.
Mrs. Suthern has returned from a
visit with her daughter at New Ion.
don.
]. t. Ingrim was a business caller
at Burlington the first of last week.
Miss Nellie Mourning of Basco, Ill,
arrived Monday for an extended visit