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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

suourh lueroen nle Nerioncn uto 91rpcr'
ftniter. incorporate ubcr pplitii6e. ipelcbe in
Der Stnot Baltimore eil @ciddit betrelbeil, tlr
ipelbcS bic @rbe6nn9 elmer Staate'Steen5 err
furoerlih lit, autlctoroert, AM oner Dor bent
criteu 5agc ocs Wtuunts Mai oe. ~. cine
qiccu5 Si lUieIt uher bicfclbe 6ll erilelierii. Stlle
&eri0intrib Der 9rneucruIlQ ibrcr pttcf5 bis
Suul critcu 3agr bes Wiunats Mai Do. 30. BON
Seitcn bon Serfpner, bic iett iolnc Seihdtte
hc.reibei, iuiro o~teleiben eiIier Scloiiralc iill'
ieriuerfcn. 49,,
Su llebcrciuilimnttg nit benz 90. grtiiel.
40. uno 53. slbi6niit. oeS Spoer Der a~uaenlels
ncn Giferilidcn @eietc lucrheil gppIfnnien hit
1raoers' YicCr5cu nmfeciorocrt. IN 9erior nors
SuIpreden lnc cine hcidporclte Nlt1doe ioer
Den &crib ocS bon bcm beluaten YppltiaTtielt
p~eiiibricu 2n1erS 5i madbcil. Sic Stcen5 lplro
b%eln1emGb nl5peitelt iueroen.
Sr. Noam Seuprrt, gitilar oee Soiitrro1
TIenS.SeridtS, ipiro unn mo fd0 Wipntd9,
ben 10. WtdrS 1909. ~8piidel oen Stuioen bon
o ll6r NormiiiaeS bis 4 llDr 9td6ntttta9s, III
feinem Biircnu int @rbeeibob be5 8eribtsaes
bdnhcs. SuDeiteItruben'S inadita, 6nr Mus9abe
bon giecrSei bereit ieii.
Nas Gtuniss9Seriin erlings. Sepdrter,ent bon
WarOldno ipirp am mo nab SaHitag, Den !.
Utut 1909, S~luifCben ben StiilocH bon 9 llbr
Iormittag5 biS 4 ltbr Nahnliitaas, in feinen
8iireolr, 9tr. 5t0 llntol Iruft giiilotna,
buita bon idbrIiden Geriicberunss-Wlaflcr'9t'
ern5cn bcreit fetn.
Gubert Z. 9asgett,
Sderiff bon baltimore.
(9lpriIt SOS 10. t3d5,17,19,2l,2 1921 II. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
8cfanntmadJungcn
SRrcau oee stuct.@ cumstcrs.

IT. WplII IVUV.
Ser Eluol &eoucter miro ant Sicnitng,
0cu %. Hlpril 1909, 5u Der uutet uugcgchenci
Scit an Grt unN Stcac bic %9iipennr Der tOlgeils
Ben Sirubel etaOlircu, uno lpeut r0tbie, rcu
Ctnhltrelt.
g8iuoluouIc Auenuc. bon 9riitcr bis sur
SiinitCu Npcnue. mn . llbr NtprgcIe.
observation-disclosures, bon &nldttds bis GlInlls
ticn.Ibcnuc, nm $40 Diur9fns.
0ulutlns sloenue, bon gScitslSubuibs bis Sit
gSublibs gIucnuc. nm 10 ubr Oior9cIts.
llniucrIt1OsQ nrtlpan, uuu Der 2Seiiiciic DER
GharicsitruBelz gpcnlc bis sum etnerl EitlItie
40 SUB rurolpciili1. un II ll1r Sornl.
Na!cigb e. Shpmue,
UOl) StaotsScomctcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Gin6r oic ieOcr Mcnid iii oen Ser.
Stodtcn bobcn nlltB, Sir Nic Eorii,
reform iinO tie Gin 5lilbrmidnidton.
Nic &ot50Qc uui 3uder mo @ollc
ipIlcn bcitcbcn bIci6cn. Goa0olf mag
5QblCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Snlnrnc Edlrnnfin-

IS iturb an ii. 9tpriI 1909 eulumc
SdlramlI, 2&itilUe BON Gbns. y. 50ranun. Die
Recrointilg itnbci npt i1rer lctteu 2Rnbnlirp.
Jiorbmcit GGe 9Deftrrs uno EioolesSlrG6e aus
odu1 rad Der Ct. 2ufobus-Nirbe. no nm .
ilbr cine JicolicmiOieiic tclcbrirt lpiro. Die
Hetictung eric. ct urf ocrE Nl. 6rl6iers 6ricos
bpfc. UO3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
&~eriammlmngs Mnseigen.
Totij fir Die g~rriammiuug Der slftiunGrc.
,ltniteo 9iniluaBe d electric Guumpanp uuu
VoItiunrrU

Baltimore. Wb., 80. Ntdr5 1909.
0tcrmit miro befanlt acEud)i. oub Ole ia6r.
Hide Tcrianmluus Der Mftiuuare Der ,~l,nitcn
HGiipaps 4 electric COMPANY opn Baltimore"
am Wiiiiupeh. bcn II. Mpril 1909. II llEr wit.
tnae, in bonn Viireau Der Gumpaanie, Simmer
9t2, Guntincntni'8ebNuoc. fit ole &0bl ocr
Nireftoren lno Sur Grlebi1una ioIher @cfbdis
te. ole in Der SlBnrg oor9eIcBt iucrocu nloSCl,
gebnltcn lutrb.
Galt Der oer0iierilintcn Notis mnrocu INC
Sransierirbiidier am Sonncritng. %. lfirS,
1903. 9%iudbmittnes 8 llbr, sur SbIicbung inS
an Sonrerftag. ben 10. gpriI 1909. 10 ubr
SormiitagS. 5iir 9Sieocrcrdffnung bcuroert.
Sm Iuftragc oes Siireitorirns
&m GnrlD,
(~S0.g7,tOj) GefrciIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Iulia Vi. Sdluaibt.

Sultn VI. Snmibt, etn6iNc u1o aclicbtc Iodbter
bon Sord mo he5 ueritorbcneI Tlliu9 Sd1tot.
I'M 9lter bon II %nbreit. Die 0ccroiQuIlR fin
oct Mtttlund, 4 llbr yiuhmiiinpe. bon ibrcr
IcBtcn lSpbmuII, gtr. 1923, gioros @uns StrGBc,
aus itnit, lpu5tt 9icrlpunotc mn Srcunoe dds
tuIpaoou ciuNcIuocn iinN. Neiictun9 utf Der
j.. Baltimore GCutctcTO. I03-p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
SpuGio Wunuitc .Sartlc6.

s. iiur6 an Sieuiiaa. Den i3. 9pril 1909,
6 Nor 10, scpBir Nuguitc SarilrD, Och. 2c9s
Gcnlurn, Satin oca OcriiorbeHci 6rcocrid !.
3urtIcb. i'm glItcr bon - Jdbrelt. 9cboreIt III
SsnoHriid. Qannoper. Sic HecroiGunG tiGoet
Sunncritaa, . llbr giadmit!uGs. bon Der Nobs
nlinQ ibrer 5ohtcr. Sruu 50. 3dnelcr, Gr. 12l7,
Mtl.bcrrNsS trdbC. aus itdtt. Vct'ctlHN alil
Der YYuubuns Gdrfs GcmciCru. OUl-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
MInrnnrcthn Yidcl.

is fidrb AM -. TpriI 1909 Minrnurrtba
Ettc!, gSittruC ocs peritorhencn Soon EideI,
i'm utter non 81 Sdbrcr. Aebilrti0 uut gtilrlz
BERG, @aucrr. Sic Nccrbiguua iitoct Miittiuod,,
oCn fl. Npril. R2 lbr AabWi.tnls. bon threr
Iegtct 9SobuunG. Nr. tiGt. GftsutpnmnentsS tr.,
aus itutt. mo Damn nab Der litbcrtldcn St.
Wtnit6disSttrdc an Nnnetlc StraBc mo Central
9lpCHlC. Rite iciuc NlumcU. tO3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Tcpnrtcmcut fir 5iicntlidIe Santcn.
CUB cpartemcut ocs Stnot'S ngentenrs.
y Il l III . T c, 1. gpttl /
Mn Nur. hir ra nnnfhit

Mn Aitr, bic rs anaebt!
0iermit miro III uebereiuftimIullilp init ben
sbfduiiien SO y unh Sc e hes Charters Der
Stubt Baltimore befannt gegebetl. buB Santult'
etrafc, npn 0aitern'Nocnne bis Spinbaro. Str,
ildd beni 1. Suni 1909 nit rtpoerfein Wtuterial
gcpiluitcrt miro.
ale Yerfonen nto Gcrporniinrer ,perben
ocebulb bicrmit nnigcioroeri, @rlatbnibibeine
fir ale ~glrbcitel III ~crlultaen nnb %oieieIben
nnr bcut /. Suni 1909 AT beetoigel. bic in
irGero eincr &seiie Die Ini9rnbitna ooer Slufs
rctblig bcia9tcr pbenoelt1tl1ter StrGbe ODER
cineS Sbciles ,~hcrieibet Ilntbpcnoig mnd)clL,
luetn biefe gepflaitert oocr iteii9eptluiicrt III.
y. Z. Scnbah, Stabi. Sn9enicur.
(9prilS, Il, % 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
SuMtrpirurss Scpnrtement.

NaItimore, oen ~. glpril 1909.
NiCrntit miro beiuHllt gc9ebclt, nab due
Mturfts uttn 0GuiirersGicer6en nm /. Wiai 1903
6uhlbdr iino mo buber S~utltlet Dem |. ttno
20, MiUi ans oieicul Qitrcai ertlonlnIell mers
Den %liiiicr.
Sarrn i. @rupcr, 9outroIcur.
CgpriII3.t5.t7 20. -. u ;9tai4 ,G,S,tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
1lm5ug.Gcrfanf
MunumcHten, 8%rabnciueu NIB

Munumcuten, @rabItciuru NIB etatnen.
ga mir na5 Guger6dliS CIR. 223, gtoros
GbdrleSs5traBt, bciogen bnben, iperoen mir oa5
game eager an 9unb am alien YInte, 9ir. ZIG,
@cit'NnItinurc' Straic, 6l nusnebnlli9 nieoria
gen Srciien O%crotfell.
&. Silgartncr & Gons.
(9lpriI1 ,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
SIN HE Sdmn.

Sunae 9nner, .tpeIne noberne emnetberfunn
81 erlernen tpiinften. fonten ni1t I'm 8metfd
nur hei FRI. d. 6nbers, Wr. 302, naekseard.
tsga.etrabe.. boraufpretber. tbreu Nnuien aIs
S1altil8 eintrnaen, iin6 fe Iernen bic 2unft
baIten .aukerbent er1nbIidben urterrtmt tn
anl1neihen.. Sehr IibcraIe G~ebtnaunesn. -
eri. M. fnDers. Hr. 900. @sh>eAsstsasSsxs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Nruin Tihda Ecfneicrn.

Der ibeate Srirbbof non Baltimore, Hahe
9iteSpine. 2iuet elctrtf6e gabnsGtnien unb
Rimlicos @ou!eoGro otreit 8uli1 6rtcobof. cine
@~unoitilie urter itdnotger gtliii6i. Gteeriae
9teiie. &erianat Ole ucucu Gout euirsaaiaIoae.
Niirsar: Nj. III, Rorp.G barles.s traRe. Geioe
telephone. (9ipril2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Spflaun Edlmiht.

@5 ftarb am u. gtpril 1909 1oBuun stmiSt
i'm II. Sabre feincs SCbcnc. Die &ccrolaiilg
fin0ct Wittlupdl, gtatIriittugs , llbr. bon letllcr
itdtt. CO3-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

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nn0erc ironmlc Scltc scr Muoion-
Mctropolc prnteitireu ge0cll Die pc.
tb%cili0uIn bon ciniqcn Eouicno
Shulfill0crll an Dem nGd,itcn SGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
2urraine.

T1alerifdl. - 3ar'nrtis. - Sriebltn.
sgeftIt1 bon WGl0tJui cine ilno eine babe
Meiie. Wount 9ouDslSa9gons itro 9%orraine'
N~1eGon5 oircit bis BInt @ingang. Qeioe Yes
lepbone. GtGots9iurenu i'm hriticn Slur beS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Ggarlcs. unb Sapette.
etrabe. (U1ai4,1S9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
Spiritnofen . 2ieens : Ipplifationcn.
SptrttuefeH StceH5 NppittnuDftcn.
Sptrituuien.sieeuj z etttipuen.
Cite Wr. 4-9.
giircau Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is ummiiare,
5iMmtr Yir. 306, 8eridts.8 cbdnbe.
e. Stcrctt Wtc0im, 9rdftbeHt.
Sameo Bomb,
BENJAMIN y. Sbreeoes,
HDmmtfdre.

fir cine Gnbetail.S ritupicns2tee bonn I.
Niui 1909 eilaereibt. Die am Suuncritng, 20.
SpriI 1909, nm 10 llbr 9iormittnes, in DC
ratbmn9 aeBogen %iuerocn.. Vrotefte miiiien Dor
II llbr. Wiliidgs, AM Murtag. oen 20. glpril
1909. eingereidt fein, uno fSormuInre fonncIt,
ipcnu gemilnfht, auf Griudeu in bieiem 9iireau
erlan9t tpcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
germiidJtc In5ciacn.
QieBe

ibrer 3eii iino 3ieieniseu, bic nidt hurd Sr.
Hniertbul5 WseitteridNl It's. SDiiem Die eitalifbe
Sprnde %erIerrelt. SpicIcuo lcidit. nidt crrriis
benz Ut Der Yebr.9urfuS, Der ans Der GruriS
fir ole HrnriS entitInoen. Die Sieeespuiinc
hes Sriolees 9cbbtt benz Gurius fir Sclbft.
irtcrridlt, fpnbiIrh man in $ Wlpnnten etaIiid,
saridi. Serlnngt GSrniisprripcct. 9erI1uI
mn Scr'nroi ocS &SerfcS mad, allen Geltibeilen
Strakc, 9icu.gurt. SAP. (98-f1o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
2rnSpns 9sarf.Gcmetcra

ShrsnE: Nr. 81, gScft'G aratuGa. strake, eHe
Snnpts gtugaug: Srebertd.9pao.
8e9ri61ibpldee bon $25 an untec beitdnbtSer
gufIi6t; Gdnitihlumen, Setpinbe. 8flnn5en etc.
nerocn i'm Eretbbdus am SnuptsginadM gefun'
ben. Infer 4gent piro, ipeIia ge!uiiniGt, oor'
fpreGet. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14
IcrniIdDte Mn3eiaex.

dltimnre Mb., ~. 0tdr5 1909.
Nu bic millionaire
Der ~,llnitco Nnilu ais d electric GpmpanD Uuu
ti Baltimore"
GS pirh hermit belnitnt %nenncbt, onb bic
9rursfcrirhiider bieler Gonna ouic nm Tnuucr.
itng. hcu 20. If1rS 1909, 8 tlbr 9tad)rniitugS,
geihlotcn lih AM 70. gpril 1909, ~ uDr yvls
nliiidp5. ipiencr ac0ilnet lperben.
SIN ~suitruge bes Sirriiorinrne
Gnt. Gnrfn,
CT1,S3.0 7, t05) Seircidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

EGRciSAr 3eiie ms AmsIanb 81.
iurst GsdMaine, Nt. 413, lCfswalti.
moreitraie, sabs Gaitpu 3pxie Hse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

GcrIrn oic bic itnmpfeu Gfinscn ocs
rSutiO. "]idiirneiierS Mot meg. ySir i6irfcu
Sb.e &linger fir 2h Gents has Siiid. aecn.
cbac Gpn,panf, 519 Gnlprrt.Saiioing.
(litlrbi 2Ditc)
@erlauat. $4,000 wertb altes guls, eilber
nuo Eianantcn fir Saar. yGaiclbcra 9iatip.
nal Sriuclrn o." Tr. LOG, Tpro.G titan. Str.,
oberbalb SAB ettesStr. (Dtlr53, 2gitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

eStsenaarbiuen, &teiber, xpatfs, 1afe.tn.
nen, Geutrc.etide, tpie neu, eetpafdben. JrL.
enghec. 400 Ct. TnnLctr. Vhone 2973 o.
t6ebr25,2 Dtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Ser NopOr s. y. @oribo
BON Sllt6iniolL aoniu2, luor nit al
len itaotiidcn 9comtcn on9cflu1t
morOcn, llcbcrtrctltngcn oca Yrobibi.
tionS ? @cicsca NcNcn 3oblun0 BON
monotlihcn Stroicn crlollbt SIT ia
ben. Sd9 Stoota ObcrQcridt hot
lcin llrtbeiI AcGcn Den NiaDor uno
Die iibrigcn @comtcu ob1cgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Trnu Snrnh W crchith, . c
SefretGrin oeS Nbio'cr 3lpci9cS Der
G6riItlifcn Scnpercn5lcrinncn, iii
fiir5lih in elmer Ncoc iiir bic De.
ld,rGnflnlg Der &inocr6ahl in Den So
milicn cingetretcn. Gorin licgc Die
McttlunN Der Hoilc. IS lcicn gcltllN
aillocr in Der @clt mn cS lei cnblid)
ali Der ,}cit. bab mon ale Sentlnncl1-
tolitGt bciicitc iete, Den 8cnlclnlill'
pfle1c, Die Srullen bon ihrem notiir'
lidcn Beirut cntbinoc mo baroili lid
hcIhrGnfc. Die porbonocncn &inher
%ollipSichcn. guip ben HnIicll.S elblt'
moro prcoigt bic .driItlid,c" Scntpe-
rcnjirMn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Sic rudc Grlcbi9nnN q.
lucld)c Die Sorii.0 ia I'M ScnotS-Gos
mite gcilrrocn bat, lnbt borouf id)lic-
be,. bob scr Senot Den Snrii iobnIb
lpit nlDglld, Su erIeoi9en lpiinid)t. on.
NIT her lligelpiBbeit iiber Die 3nl.
lnse III Der 9elfGitSpeJt ein Gnoe
9emnht miro. Ma1 boIit i'm Con.
greB, 0oB Der ileiie 1orif bis gum
l. Sum fir unb fertig ietn ipirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Nr. y Fabian Struu5, Der i'd
oltrd) icinc Ynltrlriiirun0S.Mc thoocn
iiir Wiild) qrobc Gcroienltc I'M bic
ainocrsGrndbrulN c%ruorbcrL orbcitct
icBt nit GROCER Tncrgic bokellf bin,
Dob III Der Stubt 9telu'2)oM ollie
Mild. Die jltr G%rn6hrltn9 bon Suli1.
liIlacn gebrol.d)t miro, %pniteurilirt II.
oonlit boftericnirci 9enlod)t miro. &c
Stcrblidfcit Der S1iiglil1gc an ipge'
llnl1ntcn Sommcrs&ronfhcitcn fonnls
tc ooourd) nlif bic @0lite rcbll5irt
lpcrDcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Nncincm@ c d) clblottelc.
len mir Goa cin5igc @lttc, lpoa man
pon Der in Ncbro@fu nllgenommcncll
oGopligbt Saloon NiQ" iogcn fam,
lit, DOB mcnigitcn3 sur 3cit oea gro.
ben 0uritea I'M CONNER Die Nirth.
irboftcn l0ngcr oiien blcibelt o~iiritcn
ais 5llr 3eit Oe3 gcringcren GlrItc3
I'M Winter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-14

Sn Sos Nn0cleS oIl Elm
6rieobof bon 5mon5i0 }Idcr fiir &ieb.
l~ln9sGuuoe llnO -&oBcn oltAcle0t lucr,
oen,- Glltd) @rnbitcinc iollen Den Soo=
ten 9eieBt werOcn. "a miro man
luobl oltd) crit grobc &ciHcnfeicrn
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Frank Rice Incurred

On Thursday of last week Frank
Rice was somewhat seriously injured by
being thrown from . buggy and having
an ankle joint dislocated. Mr.. Rice
had sold . team to James Keightly,
the carrier on route No. ], and went
along with him that day to assist
familiariZing the team with the work
and the surroundings. Everything
went along all right until they reached
AlOnzO POtter's place out about five
miles. Asthe team was q little shy
of going near the boxes Mr.. Keightly
got out to distribute the mail. Just
then Q dog came bounding out soaring
the team. Mr.. Rice would have held
it all right but q broken board few up
striking the buggy which caused it to
run against the bank and turn the
buggy over. After running q short
distance the team went into the ditch
where it was caught. e. A. Beason
ran out with his auto for Mr.. Rice and
another was taken to Mr.. Keightly to
continue his work with the mail. When
the accident happened Mr.. Rice in
sisted that the bones must be put back
to their place and by heroic effort and
endurance they succeeded. Though
he will be laid up for some time and
perhaps compelled to use a crutch for
q long time, he is reported as getting
on very woll.t.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
A Bad Looking Runaway

Monday forenoon Dan Stetzell with
his wife aud children was down to Au-
dubonin their two seated top carriage.
When ready tOleave for home the
team was standing in front OF Albert
sen & C~hristensen's grocery and Ar
thur Horning, who clerks for that firm,
was assisting in slowing their pur-
chases In the carriage. The three
children had climbed in when the
horses became scared and started for
ward. Young Horning promptly
jumped In front and caughtthe bride,
but being unable to hold them was
thrown down and run over but without
any injury except q big scare. The
team turned north, running by the Re-
publican Office and down the hill to-
word the track, the children screaming
ct the top of their voices. Two blocks
north of here they ran against q tree
which broke the pole of the buggy and
let the horses loose, and strange to
say the carriage was left standing up
right in the ditch beside the street with
no injury to the children. The horses
YER caught nea by, repairs were
made and the family left for home re-
joicing over the narrow but fortunate
escape from injury or death.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Johnston.Marrlott Wedding

On3Sunday afternoon, July Is, 1909,
at the residence Of Mrs. X. Marriott
In Audubon, Iowa. Florence Marriott.
the eldest daughter of Mrs. Marriott,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Charles
Johnston, son of Mr.. Joseph Johnston
of Cameron towns hip. just q few
friends witnessed the ceremony ut
which Rev. Frank Naples, minister of
The Church Of Christ, at Audubon,
Oficiated. Miss Marriott is the first
of the graduating class of year 1909 to
enter welded life. We wish this young
couple both prosperity and happiness
in their life together. They will make
their home on q farm two miles from
Ross on which the groom started for
himself this spring.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Death OF Mrs. James Craney

Mrs. James Craney, mother Of X. o..
Craney, OF Audubon, died at her late
home In Walnut, Iowa, on Tuesday
evening, July ID, 1909. after q linger.
Ing illness, aged % years, 8 months
and IL days.
Mrs. Craney vas born at Richmond,
Virginia, In 1889 and was united Ia
marriage with Mr.. Craney at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, In 1866. From there
they moved TO Warsaw, Indiana, and
later to Iowa, settling first In Louisa
county, then In Jasper county and In
1868 at Walnut. Pottawattamiecounty,
where Mrs. Craney lived until her
death. Her husband died In 1896.
Eleven children were born to them,
four OF whom died In infancy. T. j..
Craney, formerly OF Gray, died in
1896. The other six remain TO mourn
the loss OF their mother. They are
Ross o. Craney OF Audubon, Iowa;
Mrs. Mary Gibbons, DavidE Il. CraneY,
Margaret Craney, George w. Craney
and Joseph M. Craney, who live at
Walnut, Iowa. The funeral services
Of Mother Craney we're held from the
Saint Patrick's Catholic church, at
Walnut, and the remains were buried
In the Catholic Cemetery.
The Craneys were among the pio-
neers OF Western Iowa, settling on the
prairies In 1868, and since that time
have accumulated q large estate.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Superintendent McMurtry

James. G. McMurtry, who arrived
Monday afternoon to superintend the
Chautauqua, came here from Luverne,
Mimi, where he was engaged during
the past week. He is . good natured
HOOsier by birth. and was educated at
Wabash college from which he has re-
ceived the degrees of A. NJ, and Phi.
D.. He has added to his culture by
travel In many countries of Europe.
DIR. McMurtry has been professor OF
Greek language and literature at Par
sons college for seven years. He Is q
man OF ability, education, culture and
integrity. We predict that he will
make many friends here as manager
of the Chautauqua.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Columbian Club Committees

At the business meeting of the Col
umbian Club held on Friday evening
at the home of the president, II was
decided to have o lecture course during
the coming winter and the following
ladies we're appointed to secure speak.
ers and other entertainments: Mes.
danes w. r.. Green, John Weighton,
Sylvester AIRY, j. A. Nash and Misses
Ella M. Stearns and Gene Culver.
The following were appointed as @
YANG order. George Viewer, DR., Childs
and G. s.. McLeran. The ladies car-
ried their suppers with them and they
enjoyed a very pleasant picnic In the
orchard.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Farquhar and Culver Invest

Henry G. Leach went up TO South
Dakota Friday, accompanied by Ar
thur Farquhar and Vern L. Culver TO
whom he sold a fine half section farm
nine miles south OF Lane In Jerauld
county. The farm is we'll improved
and In O splendid section OF country.
The price paid was $l4, 400 or S4b an
acre and they got a bargain. Speak
ing Of the crops they say they are very
fine, the corn being - far along as IL
Is here, and the wheat, oats and barley
give promise OF an abundant yield.
MIR. Leach turned around Monday
evening and started back with other
parties who go TO make an investment.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
Union Service Next Sunday

At q conference Of the ministers held
on Tuesday with Supt. McMurtry of
the Chautauqua 1t was decided to have
. union service on the grounds at II
O'Clock Sunday morning. All arrange
ments will be made by the superintend-
ent, the service will be held uuder his
direction. While 1t is expected that
the ministers Of Audubon will partici-
pate In the services, some minis.
ter from outside will be sent here by
the management to preach the sermon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
EstraY Notice

Taken up III an estray, by James
Hunt at his residence in Melville town
ship, Audubon county. Iowa, on the
It'll day Of July, 1909, one red and
white sDOtted> steer, Tyr old; one red
and white heifer with white face. 1-yr
old (no other distinguishing marks
visible Posted before Joe H. Ross,
Justice of the Peace. Ed b. Cousins,
county auditor. 29c
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22
House For Sale

Having decided to move to Canada
/ wish to sell nv house at once. A
good I room house 24x36, q new barn
24x26, q fine chicken house 10x2O and
other outbuildings all in best of re-
pairs and located on lot of 81 acres
Of the best land in Audubon, all fenced
with woven wire fence, two good wells.
q fine new cement cave and plenty OF
Of fruit of all kinds. A snap for some
body If taken at once. For particulars
call on Jens G.. Christenten, Audubon
Iowa. 28tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-22

Doctor Brooks and son Emmert
Brooks we're down at Atlantic Friday
They went TO offer coincidence TO their
old time friends, members OF the late
j. M. Emmert's family.
Charles Wilde has moved his old
house back of the street and prepar-
Ing TO erect o new cottage down near
the school house.