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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
The KINGS WORKERS.

Friday evening October 80, '09, Mrs.
Fred Amsbury entertained the members
OF Mr.. p. w. Creaser's Sunday School
Class Of the M. +. church for the pur-
pose of deciding on a name for the class,
so now in the future. the class will be
known rs the Kings Workers instead
of Class No. IL as before. About one
year ago, the class was organized into
society with president, secretary and
treasurer as officers, and the purpose of
the class organizing was to be more
united both socially and spiritually and
help to advance the cause of Sunday
School work. The class also decided
that evening to have social sometime
in the near future to raise funds to assist
in defraying the musical expenses of the
church.
There was committee appointed by
the president to visit strangers and the
sick as much as possible. After the
business part Of the meeting was dis
pensed with, the evening was given up
to games and music. The hostess after.
wards served refreshments which was
pronounced most delicious by the entire
party. A selection was sung from the
hymnal and all dispersed for their homes
Mrs. Amsbury q most charm.
~ hostess. x
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
BARNHART. WEDDING.

Wednesday afternoon of this week
at the brides nome in Jasper town
ship, Midland county, occurred the
marriage of Miss Caroline Keefer and
Mr.. r. w. BaTnhart. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Bussing of St.
Louis In the presence of 30 or more
IF the immediate friends of the bride
and groom after which an elaborate
wedding dinner was served, Sixty
five wedding gifts, all of great value
were received bv the newlv married
couple. attesting in part the high
esteem in which they are held bv
their friends and -acquaintances. where
thew have for wears made their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart will make
their home In Alma. Mr.. Bsrnhart
being in the emplov of the Michigan
Sugar COMPANY. The Gratiot county
friends of the bride and groom join
with their friends in Midland in wish
ng for them long and happy mar
led life
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
MINISTERIAL GATHERING.

AT representative gathering of the
ministers of the churches of Gratiot
county held in the Presbyterian church
at Ithaca, Monday, November lst, a
County Ministerial Association was
formed. Plans had been proposed and
discussed at a meeting held in Alma
recently and were kept in the hands of a
committee to report at this later meet
ing. This committee reported through
Rev. Isaac Bnssing. After considerable
discussion of details of the plan and
purpose of the organization, Bylaws
were adopted and officers elected.
Rev. J. w. Hallenbeck presided and
Rev. II. John Vine acted as clerk of the
meeting. The consideration of the topic
proposed for today was postponed until
the next meeting of the Association to
be held Monday, January 3, 1910 in St.
Louis.
The following officers and committees
were elected:
President-August +. Bruske, Alma.
First -president-L. G. Griffith,
st. Louis. Second-J. Il. Burfee, Itha-
Ca. Third-George H. Colan, Brecken-
ridge FOURTH. w. Hallenb beck, St.
Louis. Fifth-H. l.. Grain, Alma.
Secretary-Isaac 5. Bussing. st.
Louis.
Asst Secretary-E, c. Mcfarland,
Breckenridge.
Treasurer-H. John Vine.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE.
Chairman--W. f. Doty, Alma; Bishop
c. l.. Wood, Alma; Prof. J. Clizbe, AL
ma; j. Cavanes, Ashley; DR.. Moscript,
Alma
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Chairinan-B. j. Young, st. Louis
A. G. Austin, Alma; Alfred Way, Ith-
aca; Eli Bouck, Breckenridge; +. d.
Bowman. Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

thoroughly enjoyed. A fusilade of
blank cartridges fred by the walters
in order to secure titus together
with the threatning attitude of the
man with the knife kent the ghosts
a wondering what was coming next
Following refreshments dish of
English walnuts were passed, which
when cracked contained the fortune
of the one cracking 1t. One of the
walters against when never word of
suspicion has been uttered received
the following. "You will meet youI
affinity at Rhodes corner. p" and
strange as 1t may seem he still awaits
her coming
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

Tuesday afternoon K. +. Ferripgtou
of Arcadia township. an emplovee of
the Sugar Co. was at work pickin z
no beets along the X n track when
Q switch engine In shunting cars sent
car unobserved bv Mr.. Ferrington
over the track upon which he was
at work. knocking him down and
crushing his ankle in such a manner
as to necessitate amputstion of the
limb between the knee and ankle.
Mr. Ferrington 10 1t Brsinerd hospital
where he is receiving the best of care
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

Safe OF Michigan VIII Be Able To
Keep Inside Borrowing Line
FINANCIAL RELIEF IS IN SIGHT
Sleeper Suggests New Law by Which Legislature
Would Be Bound In Appropriations.

A Lansing dispatch Yesterday, said:
Notwithstanding the shortness of
funds in the state treasury State
Treasurer Sleeper saws that the state
can keep well inside the borrowing
limit Of $3.50 900 and vet take care of
all messing demands up to January i,
when the tax monev for the year
beginning December |. 1909 will be-
gin to come in. Under her revised
constitution there can be borrowed
up to $3.50. 600 in one year TO meet
current expenses. when cash runs short
Under the old constitution $50 700
has been borrowed this year up to
date.
There is today in the primary school
fund SS0s. 063 "a in cash Next month
the treasurer will begin paying out
S141, 0G0 of this monev 10 the school
districts of the state. being the semi
annual distribution The amount of
cash on hand today is 50. 307 "a
Since Treasurer Sleeper took hold
last January he has followed strictly
the letter of the law bv refusing to
pc init monev to be borrowed from
one fund to temporarily help out an
other fund that is exhausted or nearly
so
The treasurer thinks it would be
good thing to have law enacted so
that each regular biennial session of
the legislature would have to appro-
pirate every dollar that was necessary
TO take care of the state government
for each of the two wears of the
legislatures S existance.
Then if cash ran out in the treasury
the responsibility for the shortage
cold clearly be placed upon some
particular legislature
This is supposed to be done now
but it isn't. In order 10 make good
showing when state election is COM
ing on the tax lew is made to low to
meet the approximations, and then the
veal lutic Is Nv SlcC'
tion. enough taxes must be raised
10 take care of the shortage of the
precedingyear. This custom, should
be stopped
The example set by the state has
been followed by more Or less counties
which accounts for the unusually high
tax rate for county expenses this wear
in WAYNE. Ingham, Eaton. Barry,
Gratiot anu some others. The boards
of supervisors of these counties, for
reasons often political, bave mortgag-
ed one fund to helm out another, and
then renewed the mortgages In the
meanwhile deficiencies were piling up
which inevitably had to be met some
time
! 1t is remarked that the state, having
sct the example this wear of reform
ing the method for handling moneys
| in the several funds in the state
treasury. boards of supervisors are
now doing the same thing. The in.
crease this year in the tax rate in
some counties is relatively much
greater than the increase in the state
lew. although he reasons for both
increases are the same
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

Alma High defeated Mt Pleas ant
High last SATURDAY. on Davis Field
nv the score of 12 to o. This is the
first time in seven wears that the
Local High school has been able to de-
feat Mt. Pleasant, although the game
of October 8. Alma was only defeated
by one point. d to 3. The game was
slow owing to the warm day and also
because both teams rested Thursday
and FRIDAY as the coaches were at the
convention. Alma's first touch down
was scored in the first half on a fake
play, that their opponents could not
see through until Gsrgett had crossed
their line The other one In their
second half on a prettv toward pass to
Montigel. who ran hsls the length of
the field and scored. Kress kicked
both goals. Referee Hurst, Umpire
Decker.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
NOW IN FLORIDA

The Record office Is In receipt of q
COW of the st Andrews Buoy publish.
ed In st. Andrews. Florida. Among
the items of interest we note the fol.
lowing: ''Mr. and Mrs Wm. Turck
from their summer home in Alma.
Mich. end who have winter home
in Dunedin. Fla. arrived here Tues
day night for weeks sojourn. A
good mauv years ago thew had home
and spent their winters in st.
Andrews. and Mr.. t. still owns large
holdings of valuable property here and
thew naturally still have lively in
terest in the welfare of st. Andrews
Thew are stopping at "The oaks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04
The CAMERON CAR.

The model eleven six cylinder Cam.
eron air cooled touring car which was
shipped from the factory some weeks
since reached Alma last Saturday via the
Ann Arbor r. r. Mr. Cameron is ex-
pected to reach Alma this evening after
which our citizens will be given a
demonstration of the power of the car
rs well as an, opportunity to examine
its construction and merits.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-11-04

Sugar been harvest is now in full
blast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

Sa, bieie Wdnneritimmen, ielbit tpenn
lie EN- 8Isd1en grob pdren, lie limb
barritfe Wuiif bel @ott. @ie berg
ergreifeiio lit es nidt, tcenit I 6eiTn
Satt6eten in Der &irde bic fraft;gen
Wsairnerftimmen bDrt! Wie wpbl tbut
bag citem nrt's SerS, ritb tpic freuen
lid bic Gnsef I'm Stmmef bariiber!
(Grapo, Sr. s. 8redl - Sic Gee.)
MiGt minberidDn tpirtt aud Der
W9dnner9eiang IN Der Stride. 2abt
Die Wduner audi IN Der Stride eine
|SauptroIIe ipielen. Wan Iiebt
ia lonit germ i'm 2ebsn, lpenn Die
Wfdnner uno Ntd%nnerpereine fir Die
Heligipn etntreten, unb Der 9farrer
hut ictn grobtes gebnaen, tpenn er
betm 8otfesoienit Die Sdnfc gut 9e@
ipidt liett nit fur8geidorenen 8opfen,
inter benen bier rnb bort poGl aub
Elm @Iaefopf berpprlugt. Wdn rdnme
Dem Wann pieber fctnen Ylns elm I'M
@bor; er bat bon Glters bar elm an
re6t barauf. = 8ir baben ia ni6ts
aegcn bte ,3abtes"; mir beoiirfen
ibrer ia 5u iebr, Inn uns ben &affse
gu fofen unb Striiupfe 81 itopfen.
Sic iiro ia reft artiqe unb her5ensz
quite Ginger, Die ieber Weni6 lieb bat,
troB ibrer @itelteit. Mber Der 81.
Safer in Hom iast, man io1e gum
Sinseu in Der Stride nur Wdnner pere
nenben. Ser 6l. @oter ipeib bod
eeipiB, mas fHtdli6 unb redt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

Die i'm Sabre 1907 in beutihen Sn6ris
fen beItditieten iueenbli6en Irbeiter
unb ipei6liden Yerionen beiu9t: Sn
1921 Sabriten purben 449,236 ju>
genblihe Ir6eiter inter &c Sn6ren
beihditi9t, barunter befanben iid
13,054 ainber inter IA Sabren, uno
omar 1895 &nnben uno $3.50
Yido6en. Son DEN iunsen 2euten
aipiiden II unb 16 Snbren pnreu
285,335 mdnnlihcn uno 150,S47
lueiblideu @eidledts. Sm Serglcidl
gum @oriabre bat lid Die 3aAl Der ius
genbli6en Irbeiter nm 34,735 berz
mebrt. Die gei6dfti9uns bon iiber
16 Sabre alten MISUNDERSTANDING
bat ebeninlls cine 3ulabrnc erfabren.
Sn 85.134 Sabrifen purben 1.345.z
535 Nrbeitcrinueu 9eSdblt. bon tuels
den 449,436 16 bis 81 Sabre aft
waren. @cacn bns @prinbr bat Die
3ahl Der beiGdftigten arbeisrinnen
INN 49.636 5u9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Q. Z. &. Central Herein.
Teiien 81. General : geriammlnng
tagt npm 10. bis %. September
in indianapolis, Sub.

8efanntli6 finbet Die 81. General
Seriautmlung bes 8. 81. St. Central
&ereins in indianapolis, Snp.. 1tatt,
Hah elmer Wittbeilung, tpelfe DEN,
Gorreip. Sefretdr bes Central gereina
bonn Serrn Grdiibenten s. g. SeIfera
5uging. lit borldufie folsenbes Yros
sramm fir Die Seriammluns feits
9eiest:
gs iinb flint Sage fir Die Ser
inrrnlune in Iusiidt senommen.
udmli6 Spnutas. Wontn9, 9ienstdg
Ritttpo6 unb 9pnnerstas, ben 49,,
90. 81, %. unb %. September
1909. Sas biz iest nereinbnrte
Srogrdmm la1itet tpie folst:
Sonntae. 10. September.
Sulb neun 1lbr @oreens, @orper.
iammlun9 Der 9eleeaten; 10 1tbr,
Eontiifal> Imt. - 9af benz @ottess
bienit. eemeini6nftffbes IittasseTen
fir aue 9elegaten unb 8Gite.
8 rbr Ha9uittass finoet cine grobe
Sarabe itatt.
8 llbr aberbs, srobe 9atbolifens
Seriamrluns.
Rontae. 90. Septem6er.
8 llbr Iorsens, @ottesbienit; nn6s
Der 8eIddftss @erianmluna. Iahz
mittaes: 8eihdftss g eriammlrns unb
Gpmttes Sisun9en.
Stenstns 9, 2t. September.
s lbr Ipreens, 8eouiem fir Die
'oeritorbenen 9eleeaten uno 0liteIies
Der. Nadber @eIhdftsz @eriammluns
gen unb @omitez Sisungen.
IN 0 Of. %. September.
s lt6r Iorgens. @ottesSienIt; bars
auf 8ei6dftss@ eriammluns uno go>
mite Sieungen. Nahmittaes, 8ez
Ihdfts : Ieriammluns, 8eamtenpabl
unb SdluB.
9onnerstas. %. September.
I'm 8 ll6r M1oreens, feierli6es
9nnfamt. 9arauf fplet cine 8unbs
fabrt our1 Die Stnbt unb ltmgegeno
9eeen Nittae &nfunft i'm @ermanias
Bart. 9arauf a~llsemeine Inter
baltung.
Snoem Ser Stoatsberhono bon an
biann glei65eiti9 nit benz Central
Sercin tagen ipirb, unb bas o@onlitC
fir ip3iale Sropnsnnba" ipidti9e Be-
ihliiiie unb HIdne fir Die 3utunft
Der General : geriammlung CUR Sc
ncbmi9una porlesen uno 9leif]seitil
ben erlten 8eri6t iiber Die &irfiamfeii
urb Den grfolg Der Gentralitelle err
itntten pirb. 10 Itebt ni6t MIR Elm iebi
5a6lrei6er 8eiu9 unb aI9emeine
S6eilndbme an Der biesjdbrigen Sc
neralz g riommlune in IuSii4t. ions
bern bieielbe ipirb cine Der lpidtigiter
unb fruhtbrinsenbiten 8enerals@ers
iammlltngen in Der 9ei6ihte Dee
Central 0ereins fperpen. @ir MOD.
ten baber ieet i6on Die 4ufrtertiams
felt Der geamten unb Witelieber Del
ein5elnen Iereine uub idmmtlidc,
Gtaatsper6anSs : gcnmten alf Biz
8i6tigfeit Der n1fiten 8eneralsger
iammIlina lenfeu unb lie bitten. friibs
aeitig IorIorse 81 t~reffen, bamit mDas
lihlt ale 8creire unb Stndtsper6dnbe
tiiftige unb fdbise 9ele9aten 81 Der.
Ielben entlenbcu.
9dtlingsbon
81. 8rne9er,
9orreip. Sefretdr.
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Smarasb unb arhitau 9lan6er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

mere aibs. ipo i'm bel lei 9oay se>
bplfe ben. nit &dnpi 3t tricte.
or meentc. lpann Sd EN- Deg Yonp
nit gefaaft bait. Do bait er i'm ieltper
9~efaaft nit Die t~auieuo Golfers, no
SD en- in Die leerc Got bingele9t bob.
@ie SD Dem anobclicpp Die
8ei6i6t' ner5dblt fob, bot er eee
meent, c tiihtigc 9radt Shlds that
fer bcs S%ubnnpd1e ais gut iein, am
per Der anooeliepp Is e anmeel.
Ges Sobnnpfe is c ihmartcr gub.
Der perb's nod ipeit brin9e.
@ic plpe
@tit Higarbs
5. g., @sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Sobn d, ESQ.

Nutabere. - Wtiiter gbiterl sic
Derfe e5 nit pcrrntbe, apluer Der &nfi
bot lriooer cmol He6t gebn6t. SD
ben Oes SobnnDde gefro9t, mo oeB er
CT barn 9etucic ludr. dirirer er bot
n:n,cnt. er iroat eridt e Bonn balps
nc. beppr that er mir per3dble. Sic
&cibslcit ben and 9emeent, CT miibt
criht res Bonn baiptpe. I'M mos iolt
IN made, Sd ben i6m alio be5
&ierbde 9%efdaft.
50 Dot es lid alplper nibber cntol
ae5eigt, mos for c Sihinius beS
Sobnnpne is! Gr bot Iir Die 9nn5e
t%nuieno Boilers pibber segeippe. bios
cen Golfer bot er bebalte for Die ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

cSsfie. iciner5eit hn 2eiern bieIeg 8latteg miteetbeIt ipurbe
SEEbs ,prGtc1 1th Die Sn9enteure, RE BEN Sroitbeuten Gait mad
wv nr annols Zone ~begtcheten gu @uniten bes SdIeuiens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

Smaraeb unb arhitall sl6n6en
NIT, tueuu lie 9ei9liffen iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
ssraner= nnb &inberarbeit in
Sabrifcn.

Gin arc6si6uben unIeres bcutisen
i~osialen &ebens it Die Srauens uno
aiuberarbeit. Selbit in 9eutihlanb
pernlcbrt lid tros nller S6ue9eiese
Die 3abl Der iugenbliden Irbeiter
unb ipeibliden Yeripncn in Sabriten
iort9eieet. Sic uelleite StatiItit iiber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
(Spe5iell fur bieIe 3eitung.)
atr1en a,afkaiiF9c
TianHersi.

Was zines Der ,seipr;hte." Whiiif-
Drafcl iiber bic ,srpDitimmisen"
M6nnerdbre iust. - Der gang
sur iDsen. rSdsermehc". = Die
I1riafe. - Yiat benz Wt1nner=
ncihns IN Der Stride. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

8enn giuer iast. es 9ebe aui
Der @elt feine gbrliffeit - Der bat
li6 felber ipobI erfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
Sunamitcr am 98crf.

9uffalp, N.D.. 7. Sftpbcr. -
Gin GROCER Sbcil ocs neuen iiber Die
G,clciie ocr ,9tclu.Dorf Gentrnl6nbn"
fli6renoen Tiobufts, nelhcr ihon
Giters Negenltono bon Gpnnmit.Nt-
tcntoten gc1peicn lit, lpiirbc I'M llbr
Gultc irii6 bllrd cine Grploiion ser.
tort. Cine Gbnlidc @cnnlttbot lief
crit om Worgen bcs IA. September
TOR, lno man lit iiber5euet, boB iidl
hic 9(ngriiic gcgcn Die oil Dem &io-
huft bcid)1itigtcn 9tihtunioniItcn rid.
ten. lurh oic bclltigc Grploiiot
ipilroc oic gan5c Sront bcr @irtb.
id,oft Soiepb Mcy'a6on's, 9ir. i61,
GIfltrabc, 5cridlmcttert, uno cin bon
brm Gioouft obgciprengtcs idperes
Stiid Stobl onrdlidlug bic @obnllng
bcs iriiberen Stabtrotbs. .Mitglieoes
jeremiah @ornnn. @orinon's ,So-
milic murbc burh Die Grploiion ans
BEN @ctt geidlcnoert. 0inn id)dst
bcn an bem giohuft lelblt nngcridtc.
ten Sfoben oni $500. Sic Grplo-
iicn 5erihlnettertc Sunoert bon ,scrl-
iirriheiben in Der 9inhbarlhoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
Scicr bcS Sahrcstagcs Der Sdllahi
INN Sings Munntain.

Charlotte, q. Is, Z. Sftobcr.
Sings Mollltoin Gop," Der
Aabrestag Der an Z. Sftpbcr 1880
Gcidlogcncn Sd,ludt Don Sings
.Otollntain, in mclhcr 800 pntrlotild)e
s,merifoncr einen Sieg iiber cine cng.
Eide StrcitmndIt crrongen, mllrbe
Gclte III Siib.Gorolino mic IN Scn'
ncllcc ieicrlld) bcoolgcn. 9Iui ocll
S6lo6ticloc ruuroc cin bon Den Ser,
Stootcn crritbtetcS Munllnent, mel.
ncs $4,000 foltctc, cnt6iillt inr
cine unbcrc Tcnfnlolsneibc fano 5ll
tSnrt &otollga nnbc ,Sobnion Gitp,
Scnn., ltutt bon mo- aus Die omerifo'
niihell Webir9abcmobncr ltnterGonp.
tcl Sbclbp ltno Scpicr nad) Sings
Diountnin nlfbro6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
Gpmprtcu5 5-Gunflift in Minnciuta.

lt q nonlcn Wiun.. I. Oft. -
&cmoiinctc Yiir1er Der bicIilcnStobt
rcrciteien oen @cnlilbnm1cn @m. G.
,SobulpIi'S, SnipeftprS OcS Gcportc-
mcntS hcs Snncrn, ln0 lciner iiini
NiiiiitcntclL Die 8irtblholtcn olf Scr
@bitc Garth Mlbioncr &clcrpotion
in ginflong nit eincm ppr 30 Soaen
pon Ser Hegicrllng erloilenen Ero'
(ibitionSbciebl 81 ihlichcn. clrl plos-
iicGes Gnoc. Iie Hc1icrlngSbcomtcG
tcgobcn iih in cine @irtbldoit inlo
bcgornen, Die bortigcn 6lohcn nodl
scr Mctllooc Carrie 9tatioll'a III
Stiitfc 81 ihla9en, ais odS 9liligcbot
cridien lnb idnlmtlidc 9canltc pcr'
Laitctc. SiiliS. TiItriftsnnuolt 6. z.
Goflep bat lih nod) ct. Eoul bc8e'
len. nm bic gntlaiiuna Der Scfon-
6cncn 5u bcpcrtitcGiGcn, Sor ibrcr
2Infllnit IN 0inbnomcn hattcn ble
Wrnoeahconltcn Die @irtbio)olten IN
ocrihicbencn flcilercn StGoten Der
9tahbarihoft criolNrcitb 0eld,loicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-08
0ute 8arger bSn Sals
itimortsGonntb ioa-
ten @rrrn Mann
mmtcrfnsen.

Gs Lat hcn stlihcil, 0oB in BAL
tinture 'Gcuntb 5err &cnrp g. Miunn.
Der benofratiicle 9anoihot iilr
Gplntp.Gomnililr. bon elmer gciuil.
ien &loIc aus Dem cincu G'rllnbc be.
f0nlpit miro, Der i'm allen gltten
giirgern cmpfehlcn iolIte ulo cn'
pfieblt. Ger Gimnnnb gcacn Scrrn
Wionl,, Ser Jest Golntp Gonlnlll'or
unb Gonbioot iiir ole @icberluabl 1T.
loutef ouB er Die @eiebc ge9en
@liidsipicler mo llebertretcr Der
Sonntogsgeicte III Den Gelorta
nobe Ser Stobt er5pirat. EoS gcleb'
loic Clement oos @clb oilrh ucrl1it-
h,ue @liidsipiele neroicnt, ioll lid)
oui Den rcpublifoniidcn Gunoiboten
pereinist hubcn, I'M Scrrn Wtnnn 5n
lhloaen. llnter Den Srtcn, bic ou.
gcbli1 bcionbers burh @eicbloigteit
!eiben iolIen, bcilnbcn iid &igblono.
tpmn, Der srobte Srt IN baltimore
County, lnb Canton. Nic onltGnoi-
gen ltnb geiebliebenbcn 9iirger llno
oeren @ottinnen uno &inoer iluo
groblih burtb sic llcbertrct2r mn
Ole 9eiuher bon bercn 2nfulen bcIG-
itigt poroen. Sic iponote1 lid tint
Shub oil Serrn Wonn unb cr &c
mGbrtc ibncl ioIdcll boourh, bob er
uiele Ecrboftllngcr ueronlnBtc mn
Die EoIi5ci onpieS, thGtig unb itreng
III Der IuSiibung ibrer Eilihtcn Sll
Iciu. gs gclang ibnn. mic gciaat
miro, pialc bieicr @ciebcsilbcrtrctcr
ans ibren @cicb0iten brGngcn, rno
ictt pcrillhen iic. @lcibes nit @lci
dcnl 6ll uergcltcn.
Sic sSrogc lit: Werben bie olit1n'
oigcn, rubigen @iirger BON 9n!ti.
more.Gountp bics geltattcn9 @crocn
onitGnbigc Tepublifoncr ictt fiir i'm
itiinmen, neil Ssrr Wonn ieinc
Bflidt erfii1t lmo bic Somilien Don
Seilten 9eidiitt hot, Die CT 81 idbiibcn
perpilihtet fpor2 SIT cs nidt ibr
Eilift als quite @iirgcr. linn 5u
0iilfc Slt fonlncu mo i'm I'M 9tos
lnen ilub Sntcreiic beS oiientlihen
@oblonItonocs lmo outer Sanpnl.
hing 5it unterItiitcn? rGos Siiuc."
ingte elmer uniercr 9oltimore.G .Gpulitp
Gollegen, lit flor. Soa 2oltPr ollcr
Mrten trilumpbircn oocr ioll es lmter.
aebcn9" sluf Dies Sliue bin iolltc
Serr Mann Die llnteritiitlng oller
gltcn Viirgcr obne 9tiidiibt ouf Bar
tel hoben. Scinc Grlpdblun0 iheint
feline politiid)c 6roqe 81 icin. SIS
id)eint cine 1rnge gutter Sittcn, GIT.
ter Srolllug I'M @emcinlueian nnb
onitGnbigcr &crmoltlrng i'll iein.
(2S1)
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,Gentcnnial" an 5iucitcr Stcllc.

Mobile, Ma, T. Sfto5cr. =
Ser @o1on ,Gcntcnniol," peIder an!
Olontag IN ct. 2ouis in Der @ett'
iobrt INN Den 2obm.9cher auiltlcg,
iii I'M i.20 gcitern 9tahmittoB bel
Silos, 9llo., gelonoet, na6oem CT
47H StunOen in Der 2uft mar. N1b-
reno CT oen gchcr nidt geluunn, ii
It mciier gcflogelL ais irgeno elmer
Der betbeiliDten 9ollonS, nit PLUS
robme uon ,St. 9ollis B." melhcs
2niii6ifi go Mcilen 5uriidlegte inf
cen YreiS errnng. st. Sol,is B."
hurh Srn. b. Bubl gelcitet, lonbctg
0cltern iriib 81 @obfen, Yiinn.
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sonUcnt Der Tcmufratic Uun Hibuoc
SSlanb.

Bropibcnce. 81, s, Z. Oft. -
Tic Gcnofrotcn pon Hbobe Sslono
nicltcn 6clte ibrcn StootssGpnuclt
licr nb uno nortinirten Elm 3idet,
ou oeiien Spibe Sr. Slnep 4rnolo
GlS @onuerncurs Gnnbiout ltebt.
Gic pon Dem Gonncnt oili1cItclltc
T!otiorm bcnlln5irt Den 9llbrid)' Ia.
iii, iorbcrt oircfte GrluIbllng Der
Vunocs siellatorcn onrG oos Tolf llno
htiiirmortct Ole moslihit bolbiac Gin
iiibrlmg elmer Ginfonlnenltcilcr. Gic
@erbnblimgcn pcrliefcn 9latt rlno IN
lthonitcr Gintroht.
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0icber Gin 5rppcnitmrm.

9tcm. .Srlcons,7 7. Oftober. -
Ios GieIige Wcttcrbltreau bat belltc
9toGnnittog oos Scranilabcn zines
ntuen 5ropenltlrmcS anaefiinoigt.
Gos Centrum ociielben bciinoet iid)
STR 3eit in ocr 9tdbc Der Vinicn- Sll.
ie! iiber Dem @oli bon Dierifp ilnO
Dciuegt iih in rorOmeitliher Hihtung.
Gos 9llijicbcn BON Sturrnpornunas
Si1nolcn lit fiir Solllpo, &cp Weit,
9piolni, Siipitcr mo a1bcre Eunftc
on Der Cl. ltno @eItfiiite ;Slorioo's
cllgeor5net norocr.
sIuh Mac2cnn's Stiltenfobrif lnb
Gin fleines, als bureau Der ,gaitcrIl
Gil So" oicnen0es 9rcttcreeb1uoc
nnlroen bilrd, iortilicGenbe Stobl.
Iiiide belnulirt. 90 iueit mon peiB.
glnaeii feline NtnidlellIcben perlpren.
*aiir sar Mriis in's Nasianb be.
iOrsi 6. Blaine, ylr. 418, ch.galti.
if9reRrakc, nabe guitom l$saie MSs.
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Gnbe cincs mcllcitiacn Wrnics.

@oibc.n, Sno, T. Sttobcr -
Sonics 9coor, iciucr 3cit 2iclltcnont
II Scr @nnocSormcc lmb ipdter ais
Griinocr llnb 9lrhitcft bcfannt, BOT
ncbe iciner @obnllnN, iiiolih ppll
Glfburt, ScIbitlnorh bcgorgcn III
rcm cr iid inter Die H1bcr cincS
elcftriihcn @nggons mari. slls Die
Stuot glfbort cincn @cg bl,rtb iein
Wut cot6enulirtc uno oifncte. ncrtrict
Gcuor bic Nlrbcitcr inb legtc 9orbcll
i1ngS bcS @cgcS, INN bic 9tipcllirilna
bcliclbcn 81 ncrbinoern. Cine 3cit
long mar or Sniolie cincs Srrcll'
slmIs. Tcuor lit niht mir ais 9lr.
d,itcft mb @rinocr, ionocrn oli1 ols
,iurilt unb ShriitItcacr tbdtig &c.
luCicn.