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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15
PROCEEDINGS Of THE
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT NO. u.
Ely, Mimi, Oct. 4th, 1909

Regular meeting OF the boarC
was called to order at 8 o'clock p
m. Those present being Gleason
Moonan, Miller, Thomas and Supt
Barnes.
On motion duly carried Mr.. Glea
son was appointed chairman of thu
meeting.
Minutes of Sept. 18th, 18th and
22nd were read and on motion duly
carried were approved.
| A communication was read from
VIM. Vuoti regarding drayage ano
was referred to the committee or
Finance.
| A communication from the First
National Bank of Ely showing
credit to the district of eighty dol
lars and interest of $685. on Oct
LIST was read and ordered filed.
An order from VIM. Vuoti in
favor of John Runquist for Three
Hundred and Fifty dollars, was
read and the secretary was instruct
ed to refer same back to Mr.. Run
quist for correction as to form.
Communication was read from
Sigma Skogland stating time put in
as Librarian during the summer was
seven half-days and on motion duly
carried the secretary was instructed
to issuse a warrant for seven dollars
to pay for the services.
The committee on buildings and
grounds recommended that Isaac
son & Anderson be paid Twelve
Hundred dollars on their contract
for White Iron school building, and
it was moved and duly carried that
the secretary draw warrants for
that amount, paying bills for mater
ial furnished, to the parties furn-
ishing the same on Isaacson &
Anderson order and the balance
of the amount to be paid the con-
tractors.
The same committee recommend
ed the payment of balance due on
contract for clearing athletic field,
to Anton Kotchevar, and on motion
duly carried the secretary was in
structed to settle with him as soon
as he removed the rocks placed on
corner lot opposite high school.
The same committee recommend
ed that the plot of ground adjoin-
ing the athletic field be plowed and
put in shape for gardening pur-
poses, this fall, and on motion
duly carried the recommendation
was approved and the matter re-
ferred to the building and grounds
committee with power to act.
The committee on schools re-
commended that cloth be purchased
to supply rs girls with gymnasium
suits and that lockers be placed in
the domestic science rooms as per
plans shown. On motion duly car
ried the cloth was ordered purchas-
ed and the matter of lockers was re-
ferred to the building and grounds
committee for report as to cost.
The same committee recommend
ed that the requests of Mrs. Sletten
and Mrs. Makki for excusing their
children from school be granted
and that req uests of John Preshirn
and Carl Lindberg be referred back
to them for amendment showing
proper cause for excusing their
children. On motion duly carried
the recommendations were approx
ed.
The committee on schools report
ed on tax levy necessary for the
ensuing year, and offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Be it resolved, That there be and
hereby is voted as taxes to be levied
the current year for the following
purposes and in the,following sums:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15
The Reading Circle

The first meeting of the Reading
Circle for this year was held at the
home of Mrs. J. D. Conan on Tues
day afternoon. Several new men,
bers have been added to the circle
this season and the ladies are antic-
ipating very successful year.
The following program was rend-
cred which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all:
Piano Solo ......... Flower Song''
............... ........ :. ..... Mrs. O'Rourke
Vocal Solo. Il Love You Truly"
DE Last Long Rest" ...............
............ Mrs. B. Strachan
Reading g.. Christine Nelson"
..... ...................... Mrs. Conan
Piano Solo Fifth Nocturne''
Mrs. AyreS
Vocal Solo In Foreign Land"
Absent" .......... Mrs. B. Strachan
Reading Selection From
Riley" $500. .......... ........... Mrs. Ayres
Discussion of Business
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15

rvrc DR.. Larson, the eye spec
LILO ialist will be at the Elk
change Hotel the 23rd of every
month. Ali those afflicted with de-
fective eyes or in need of the pro-
per services for the fitting of glasses
are cordially invited to call. Large
stock of artificial eyes on hand. t f
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15

The contributions John johnson Memorial were in
creased this week by few dollars AS
on the last of the beooves get busy
make showing worthy of Ely Send contribution
one donating will be given full credit published
The Memorial Commission
circular setting forth the desires those charge the
in which they say:
1t important that the campaign be closed the earliest
sisent with the necessity of universal publicity The Commission
therefore invites and immediate operation
terng the opportunity contribute locality
should be done and lists should be circulated by those who desire
share in the testimonial schools
ranterna other associations organic
atoms employers of newspaper guild
Governor Johnson loved and honod membeae invited
see that the opportunity contribute given each these
several fpheres influence.
The commission adopted expressing
less than $ should be promptly
fund be closed about thought
would be the minimum provide worthy memorial
and be hoped that the contributed largely
that amount"
by the MINER so far with the amounts
are follows:
JOS seraphine, 81 90 j. D. Conan 81 90
Jack Seraphne 100 John Skogand-
Mabele S. Parker 90 L. B.
Owen W. Parker LOO Peter Schaefer
Thos E. Miller LOO John Cosgrove
A. S. James -.-.---. .--.-
One dollar will be the highest contribution
contributor While the subscriptions dollar they
be less and contributions
The the subscriber fund should
in with the subscription The the subscribers engros-
sed parchment and placed the pedestal of The
will also publish weekly the of contributors.
Any boy GIRL Johnson
thus show their love by making offering memorial which
truth will be memorial by the people,
who loved him. By making contributions less
possibility of heavy donations
precluded and the offering by
the people
An opportunity thus given only
native who thus far has reached station
great state of Minnesota and endead the people of this
state Use the attached and send in your donation
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15

A western editor has received
the following unique letter: Send
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15
JOHN ALBERT JOHNSON MEMORIAL FUND
Care Of THE ELY MINER.

Enclosed herewith please find contribution to
the fund be used for the erection capitol
ment John Albert Johnson late of Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-10-15

On motion duly carried the re-
commentator was approved, the
report ordered filed and the secre-
tary was instructed to draw war
rants for the several amounts.
On motion duly carried the treas
urer was instructed to deposit
monies of the district as follows:
Three ffths of all money on
hand in the First National Bank of
Duluth and the remaining two
ffths in tn 1st National of Ely.
The committee on schools re-
commended the purchase of sup
plies to the estimated amount of
$500 for the kindergarten depart
ments and on motion duly carried
the secretary was instructed to
order the same at once.
On motion duly carried the meet
ing adjourned.
7. E. MILLER, Sec'y.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-06-11

For fine jewelry, silverware and cut
glass call on J. w. Rowett, next door to
the post office. He keeps a supply Of no.
tons, candies, cigars, nuts, bananas,
fancy chinaware and many other articles
not carried by the other merchants.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-06-11

Our spring line of shoes will be in about
next week We will have everything in
Oxford for Ladies, Gents and Children,
at the Silver City Supply Co.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-06-11

Building, Roof and Carpet paper at
Philips Hardware Store.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-06-11

Jap-a-Lac, Liquid Veneer, Housepaint,
Oils, Varnishes, Enamels, Bronzes and
Brushes at Philips.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-06-11

Any Suit in the house for sl5
SWEENEY, Silver City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21

@ertagilng bis aui Montug, ben 10.
Sanuar, eintreten laiien ST. f0nuen.
Neue Gerpr0nnngen.
Son Den i'm crIten 3lueige einge-
reld)ten Werorbnungen mar Die luif)-
tlglte Die bes Srn. %sSrunf, lueld)e Dem
iog%enanntcn .Nouhiibel" in Der
9tGbe Der 9obntunnels Der Staot 81
itellern periuht. 0icielbe beitimmt
cine Mbdnocrung oes ugubnen" be.
iitelten Nbifnittes bes Stoot-Gober
oobin, oaB 9abncn nidt mcbr erlaubt
lein JOLT Silr SSortbetpcaung Der 3iigc.
be5tp. Gpfontotipcn ,innerbalb Der
tunnels Der Stnot Sriehfraft 5lt be-
lluben, iuelbe ourd) oos &crbrcltnen
BON 8obte, Sol5 ooer @otes erSieIt
miro, neil booltrh Halldl er5ellgt
miro. tiI.-N rta.'rt
Sm llcbrtgrn murOen Die folgcrocn
8eroronungen cingcrcidJt:
9urb Srn. Srouticlber: &crdnoc-
rung oes Namclls Der Gbeiupcofcitr.,
5lpiid)cn Goltern,glperulc nno Volton-
CTR, IN &enmopD. Npemlc;
bllrh oenielbcn; GcrGllocrung oes
Homens Der @ropcitroBc, BON Galt-
crnsNpe. bis SllOionitraBe, IN Bet
norOsIpcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
; waf9tn9tou- Ngentur
-beS-
"geutf&en Correspondent"
Wm. SanncMann,
1915 Iarton.S trafe, RIB,
no StnSeIscn NIB gefennusen entgeseu aes
upiumeu uerbeu.
2ofalberidte aus @ai6instOn.

y ominotionen Desc oluT's
bia Surupereins."
Ger columbia : Suruperein" bat
fir icinc 9enmtenipabl, Die i'm So
mar itattiibet, Die folgcnben 9an-
Oiboten uligeiteIlt: ". g. 9eaupcro,
q. ". 9rinf unb @ultop 9cnocr,
5~ipeiter Spred)er ober Giee-Erdii.
bent. elmer 81, crlpdblen; Foul Salf-
ter, protofonirenoer Sefret1r; Srco.
Stciner, 6inon5iefretGr; Sol. Eeil-
fert. 5lpciter 9nnnertr1ger; u. Gi1o-
piter, ~5ueitcr Surulebrer; j. &ropp,
5peiter 3cil9mort; &. Shlcihcrt.
@oriiBcr bcs llnterboltungs : Gomi.
te's; u. n. Weibucr. @oriiser ocS
EreB-Gumite'S; 8. g. 2unge, Gors
iibcr bea SduI-Gpmite's; 6. i. Sir
genien, Goriiser bes Mcd)nungs.Go-
mite's; @eorg 6iuf. superintendent
Der Sale; @iQiom Horoboii, Sranf
Sonit, Gelegoten gum Ieutiden
@aiienbalis, elmer sn eripablen; y.
SnItter, 6reo. 2anr, CT. &obcrt
Stcin, q. @iiblcr. Siioor Sobel, &c.
lcgaten 5um Gelttiten G%entraiper-
ein. orei 5it eriudblen.
gm @eibnadtsnbcllo finbct Die
&ineerbcidcerunN IN Der Salle bes
Sereins Itatt. Gin GROCER @eibs
nad)tsbunm miro geihmiidt.
9err Charles 9ranot ge=
ltorben.
Serr CHARLES 9ronot. Gbci in Ser
Soft mo Hecoro : 9lbtbciIung bcS
bureaus oes General . IbjutanteT,
lit geitern Worgen in ieiner @o5.
mug an Ser McBmore-S Ctr. @oib.
ington Seigbts, plotlih geltorben.
Gr fit ieit etlid)en Wonoten OH ser
3uderfranfbeit. Serr 9ranot ltomnl-
tc aus Geiitihlanb, fam ols Sing.
ling nah Nmerifo, lieB lidJ in Mo.
rplanb nieoer unb trat 1864 in bie
Gompagnie 6 oes eriten MarplGnber
&opallerie 3 Hegiments elm. gr bin,
terlaBt Ieine Satin, cincn Sobu
mo brei Sodter.
,3u Sobe perbrannt.
6rau Gliiobetb Spernlun, Die 70
Sabre nltc Wittpe oes perItorbencll
Serrn Benjamin. Spcrmait bon Der
Sirma @bite & Sperman, crIitt am
Sonntag Woreen 10 idppere 9rono-
mnnben in ibrem 9ailie Nr. 937. %
StroBe, ooB iie mebrere Stunoen
ipater itarb. Sbre 3Ieiber gerietbcli
IN 9rdno, oils lie ein Hadet oltc
Sitittungen I'M Seiaapporat Der.
bront1te. Brau Mice 90. 6fupb.. chic
5ohter, nnh SRI. Gorotbea Slider,
ENC 9tihte Der Gerungliiften, tri!.
gen gronomllnoen an Sen SGnoen
hopon, als tic peraeblid %periudtell,
Die alte Came al retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21

Contractor mnb bleh c II.
- CHARLES Sltlipun, cil II Sabre
after Contractor BON Mr. 1104, Gull
foro.gpcnue, puroe geltcrn Nod)mit-
tag in Der meitliden Ypli5ciitotiolt
punl Eoli5cirid)tcr 2pocu 5u $40
8cloltrofc uerurtbeilt. bn CT an Is.
Nppernbcr 3. SIS. einen ieincr Allgc-
itelteuL Den Is Sabre nlten &olmes
Semis bon Nr. 1888, Siib-GbarleS.
Strobe, tbGtlid) ol,gegriiicn bate.
Sic Terhun0lung lpubrtc nabcjll
Suci Stiuloen, ba cs Spiidcn Med)ts.
nll,Uolt Grltpll. Der 2cruiS uertrnt,
uno Dem &ertbeioi9cr oea Mlgef!oa-
ten, Observation-Disclosures @nrrp y.
Molt 81 beiBcn Mortlcied)tCt fam.
NoS tlciilc 6erid)tS5imnler por nit
3c,Ncn nn1cfilat, inter bcllcn lid)
Ii. u. Gr. WcEonnl0 bon Nr. 1909,
Sinben=Moclulc. unlb Gr. Scrillg poll
Mr.. $50 Noro.G MISUNDERSTANDING, beiun.
Den. !Scrr Cotton pcrilld)tc ocn Be
luciS SIT l%icierr, Dab Seiuis bon Sul-
lipon beiunBiloS geihlogcn luliroc
ullb Scr Griterc Glide Gage nod Dem
Inariii tcmpordr icinen SeritauO
pcrIor. Die Muaeborigen 2eluis' jag.
ten ciblid) ans, oaB Der iullge Wann
mebrere Soac 10 iebr tobte, oaB JIG
ofterS gejiurnl9en waren, Hohbarbe-
woh'er su Niilic III rGIen.
Nnhft1ngc5n Ho55ios.-
Irnn Warn Nod)enSfi noi, Nr. Si2,
Siio.9roubpap. lpeld)c alll Sonntdg
in @irtbid)ait lppuei, otseblid)er
Sonniagsurbeit perhoitet puroe, lit
9eiternl Onrd, Toliscirifter S'9teill
i'm ojtlid)en Statipnsbuuie fir oas
Observation-Disclosures Mnter 0iireidait
aeiteat puroen. Goiielhe gelfnb NIT
Charles blind; aiii beifeirN amen Die
Spirituoicnlicen3 Der tsrou 8od,el1sfi
ausgeitellt lit nno Der inful1c oci'en
bes ai,geblid,cn SpirituoienperfauiS
ai,t Sonntng beidlnlbipt ipnrbc.
Rod feline eur pom oen
2 traBenriu bern. Iros al.
ler Initrenaungcn gelang es Der Ho.
liiei 0es llorooltlid)en 9iitrifts nid)t,
uuf Ole Spur beS @on1lcrs sn fonl.
men, meld)cr am Sonutae firth meb.
rere 6ormer al Scr @eloir.Hoao iu,b
Sarfprb.Hooo albielt utlb si bernl,-
ben iud)tc. Caaeaen brdtte Mnitoc.
Ser9eant 9iir; III Griabriina, Dab Die
all Sariorb.Roa iiberfoGenen Gar.
iter @err @illiom Gbrhnrot, ie,.,
pom Soriorn-9foaos nabe Somilton
Mno heiien Subn @iIbelm Gbrbarbi,
itrt.. narcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
@un Sec nnS Safcn.

Sraurige @eibnod)ten iiir cine NIT
Der u9reslau" ullgefommcnc 80.
mile. = Srou miro iuegen Sro-
tonna oeportirt. Sruttounl-
pier bringen 10000 9iinocl Do
nonell fir @cibnotten.
Med)t trourigc @cihnud)tcu biiritc
es fiir cine 6oulilic 1ebeii, mclfc orr
Sonntn NIT Dem Horooeutifeit
2Iopo-G ampicr o9reslol" bier oll-
langte. GS lit Der Seltrcidcr Iral-
ccS5if Surleto NIT ieincr 6rou Che
reie uulb ieinem Sobne Soiepb, mel.
der 5u ieiner in @rano RopioS. Wi-
d)igorL uerbeirntheten 1od)ter rel
ien l%pollte, I'M am @cibnuhtstagc
nah LANCER Treunlin1 elmo W;cocr.
iebcnsicier 81 hegeben. Nbcr Der
@unih Der fIeinen Surnilie iollte
idb in Die Bride gebcn. Ms Die
6rol bonn Ginnonberunesar5t I'M.
terilht milrbe, ltelltc es iid berous,
boB lie an Srofomo litt uno oic
6olge mar, Dob sic Deportation iiber
JIG pcrbGuat muroe. 10 CAB cs IA.
tiirlid bittere ShrGncn lno @otte
unO Sobn entidloiien iih tur5er
Sonb, ebenfollS Die Hiifreiic on5ll.
tretcr. 6rau Surlcto meigerte lid)
ieboh gang entihieoen >bnB ibr Die
les Spfer gebrad)t miro ulb ge6t
MIN nllein NIT Der r9reslou" 5ll-
riif. Sic miro in ibrcr Seinlotb in
cinem 9lugenGnipital llnterfunit III
dcn uno miebmfehrcm, menn lie Sci
hung gcfuuoep. 400 sam
9nnunen iiir a Of t G II.
Wiit beiHabe 10000 0iinocl Band
men. iolpie eilrer gruien ansnhl so.
fosniilic la1gtn aeitern brei SSr,ld,t-
bampfer Don Samnicu bier oil. Ser
~Soicp6 81 @iorgip" brod)tc $500
Siinbel 9onanen unb 400 SGtfc
GofosniiIie. beu g6ippolpte Iunlois"
t4.0OO 9iinbel gauonen mo 5t6
Sdfe Gofosniiiie uno Der r9eocon"
800 0iinbel 9onanen unb 100
S1de G%ofoSniilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Sunncnanf. uno llntergnna.
0as @cttcr.

Sir Marplono mo Den IiIiritt
Columbia hclltc lnO morgcn flor
un0 folt, lcid)tc mcItlid)e MillDc.-
(Seute lit Der fiir5eitc Sog bca So6-
res
GftcS @interiucttcr hcrrid)te &C.
itern, obcr id)on Flor mars babel,
Sic hotIitc Sen1perotnr ma 80 @roo
I'M A llbr Nahmittags uuo Die ME
bri9ite 10 @roo INN 6 llbr Woracns.
Sn ben anoercn @uubes.W etter.
observation-disclosures bes 2anocS
murben Die iolgenben bohitcn Gem.
perotltren per5eihnct; Goitpurt %
Tortlano "a. Bottom 36, IIbonp 26.
Nelu.Dorf 80, E%bilnbclpbio %,
sltlontic.Gitp 26, Sorrisburg 2G,
@oibin9ton so. Norfolf %, Sottc.
ros 3S, Charlotte 81, @ilmingtol
81, Gborleiton 40, Soponnob II,
Sodionuille 80, Sl,pitcr 80. Sen
&clt so, sltlnnto "a, Wontgpmerp
36, Nelp.O Orleans AZ, Eoleitinc 81,
COLLECTION 40, Corpus GhriIti -,
Mcmpbis 30, Cincinnati 26. EittS.
burg %, Nortbfielo 80, Buffalo %.
Gleuelono %, 9etprit Is, Alpcno
%. Marouette 90, Green 9op 10.
Chicago rs, Eulutb H. ct. Eoul
IL. ct. 2ouis %, aonios.Gitp "a.
Snlabo "A, Suron >. 9isnnrd s,
@iuiiton 4, Sapre II, Seleno IS.
Solt 2ofe.Gitp 26, Genper 20. North
Elotte %. Tooge.Gitp 26 mo Sos
Mngclcs 80 Grab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Nur mn 3tnen in's OebGdtnif su

Nur mn 5bnen in's UebGdtnif su
rufen.
lie 6eicrtase limb nabe NIB pielc
Jreunbe nerben Sic bcinfen - ieien
Sic oesbolb porbereitct iii,b peraeiien
Sic nift, in bie Site Der grfriidjur.
gen ENC ODER mebrcre aiiten Geo.
Giinther. jun. @rnu.Go. GlaIfcn.
bier mlf3inebmcn. 81 Slaiden $500.
@eitelIen sic Sirett Don, ser @ralierei.
Obs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Tolaen zines SnbcnitrcidDcs.


Gle an 3. Te5ember llod europa
aefobeltc safe. Aahridt Don
elmer abcrmaliaen 9ronofoto,
ltropbc IN Baltimore pcrllriad,f
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ten."
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9ubenltreid) zines merifoniihel,
3eitilnas . Gorreiponbenten hurd Die
nmf4. 4e5cnber in Den groBen 5o-
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litte v6afe" in 9ers
lin nno anoeren StGOten, mo iriiberc
galtlrnorer ipubilen, perilrlod)t bal,
gcbt aus mebrcren Shreibcn tribe.
rer Saltimorer oil Serrn Gorporo
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id)en Gorreiponbenten," herpor:
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Den bcltigcn 3citungell. boB ober.
mails ilber bnS liebc Baltimore cine
llrdtborc Sronofotoitropbc bcrcil.
Ncbrod)cn lit, Nod) ocn bier einocloil-
fclcn Vcrihten Ioa ooS Scl,er illrd)t
borer miltben. oils i'm Sebruor 1904,
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bent . 8ebGlibe" 5iim Spfer iic!.
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9ebllebcr. Sn Grinneruug Der
aornpfe. Ole Sic nad) Scr &ntuitru.
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5t bcltcben baticn. Tlud,t mir b;cie
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len, OBJ Sir perid)ont acblicbcu Hiiub."
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iiliter Dem Intnm hes 1. TcScmbc.
bon Der bcl,tidcn RcidJsbouptltobt
Berlin aus:
nSoeben lcic id) i'm biciiaen Der.
liner 2ofalotiSeigcr," Oob sic StoSt
baltimore wIcbcr in Tlommcn itcht.
ia i'd iiber 20 Sabre in Baltimore
aelebt babe, 10 oenfe id) nod, nit
Sdreden al bos leste srpbe Scucr
III 1901 suriit; lilb Sic fonnen iid)
III 6olge beiien oenfen, ooB mir Nna
@cbl nnb 8ebc Der Staot iebr onl
8cr5en liegt. SD mobte sic oesbalb
bltteil, mir Sbre iuertbe 3eitune per
Nnd)nobmc 81 ienben."
Ser S"erfauf Der Ct. Sc
terS Stride. - Sic bildofIid,.
proteItontiid,p Ct. Ieter's 8cinciibe,
luclt)e iDr prahtiaes 0otteSbaits al,
Der ode bon Iruib.Sia. Mpcnue urto
SonpaleltroBc iiir $4,000 ali cine
mctbo0iitiid)cN cgcreencinoe pcrfaiiit
bat, miro crit oilsSiebcn, lpelin Die
He9er Die po1e aalfinmmc beiabIt
hobenL mas porousiid)tlid) 1T 5 bis 6
Wonnien Der 6oa iein piro. Gle
ct. Ecter's @enleinbe miro iid) MIDI.
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DC ner'dniclien, abcr notwithstanding
Ole Stride Oieier @enleinbe bcllltelL
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bout lit.
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SEER Ssohn 5. Soiimar. Der vMlapor
BON Siio.Yoftinpre", ieierte otii
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Sunoerfe sSrennbe uno 9erebrer oeo
aiten iopialen Serrn lprmten in iei.
l.cm &anie, UT. l422, Si9btitr., Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Sir Neibnadjten un6 Nenjabr.
Iaeob EdlilO e &c.,

Aug. NakfArtber, Gisentbiimer,
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uno 2iauoren,
406-40S Sit-5apette. Strabe.
9eitelungen fir Gamiliensebrald
uno Meituurationen perben prompt
tciorgt. (Gc31o-Santl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Gtmas EetneS
far bic Settast 1T
Steil's 9euti9es Bier.
Sbcp. $. Sicner & Co.,

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&cdiel ausgeitelt auf ausIdnoiide
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CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
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fotpte 10 ,tno 20 aronen.s &eine 3u
perfnufcn.
alto. 8. 0icnrr e &c.,
o. VI. 217, Oi.Hattimsre.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Noti3.
ScbbcI's einsigeS Stmbiu.


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321 Ctr. nahe &ieb.Str.
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@aule. Cine iormclle AuifuIoigung,
altf 5rrnttenbeit I'M 9ienlt Iautenb,
MIRO beltte gegen Repnolos erboben
ncrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-21
Stdot Baltimore.
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bon 8 big ~ llbr arobes CONCERT.
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321 Str. nahe &ieb.Str.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-16
RINK CARNIVAL ON
THANKSGIVING NIGHT

The big masquerade carnival for
Thanksgiving night which is to take
place at the Princess Rink promises to
be quite an event.
The majority of skaters are now
skirmishing around for costumes and
as the management will put up some
splendid prizes it viii no doubt draw
out many fine ones,
The prize for ladies' finest costume
is to be beautiful gold watch. For
the gentlemen S finest costume a gold
watch will also be given.
There viii be in addition prizes for the
most comical costume for both ladies
and gentlemen; one for the best sus-
tanned character, ard also a gate prize.
These have not yet been selected,
but will be announced as soon as
chosen.
The good skaters, those who feel sure
of themselves on the floor, will no
doubt seek the better costumes while
those who anticipate a fall or two will
incline toward the fun making kind.
There will be many clowns both in
dress and action on the floor and the
spectators will have plenty Of sport
watching the antics of the skaters.
No one will be allowed on the floor
except in mask and as everybody will
be incog the carnival spirit will be
there.
There will be plenty of confetti and
many novelties to be introduced and
the occasion promises to be gala one.