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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
Wpnnmcnte nno Statnen In 8aIti.
more.

Bafbingtor $ Wonunent, benz grdaoentsu
sSal9ln9i9a eeleetl 4. sub 1916 beaonnen.
Strnbe lifto Wit. @~ernonsBldce.
@albtnglonsS tatue i'm .0riio.Siu,g Barr.
Snla6tens monument, gum Nnoettfeu Der In
1914 III Der .S1ldht bon GortbaToiHt @efaIes
nett. II. September 1916 begonIten. i'm Wsonii,
mentsS aliare diuii6en Dem @eri6isgebdnoe uno
8ens mo Mcgomass@sonument aim YIN.
oelttefl an 3antel gSeq8, 10, ,uno Senrn Is.
WtcSoHlas, 10 Sabre aIt. bic in Der ShIadf
oon Nori9 Botnt am ~. September 1874 tteIelL
Ia6oenI TIRE SsuQell ben britiiten Ssnerdt sioB
nleoeraeiiredt; 1850 erridtet auf Der s~treiisung
bon Sags Wlonument' une aisauitbs Sirabe..
~ 8iioeg'@ Document 1865 Dem anoenien hes
Baltimore. 3Domtas" sSSiiseSS, O't In g rSSss
Sauare, na9e 6uirmountsabeinie, erribtet.
.9oo 5eaoio s9louilmenty 1884 benz anbcn.
eeln in. p~SarIems@drf@ erri6tet.
Mrmlitedo, Wlonnrent i'm rSeoeraIs9iu. Yarf.
ann anoenien an fftagientenant George
afnlllieao; ltdio urfdnglih i'm 9utaiu RIaee,
nlroe 1856 mad Dem ieBIgen Stanoert betieef.
.U{oHlnlent i'm MT. 8tobaIfsfoe.s
S1li1re, I'M .6ebrlldr 1903 ertbfIt: benz ans
ldItoer CONFEDERATION ScIoaten bon ben ~I61,
FERN Der e0nlooerntton" erridtet.
Neeelnit9ns.glonnIiIent an Der areu3una bon
orai'9fraBe; am 49,. Gftober 1901 entbiiIf:
Dem Wnoenlen Der Wlarrlinoer gatrioten Der
Smlerlignii4en MeeoIniion bon Der .@efenf6aft
Der Sobile oer 9tepolntton" erridtet.
Columbus Document i'm y8ruiosSiu.garf-.
Columbus UPonument i'm Bari Der samuel
Neao1 S6nle" an Der giortb. nno Sarfor6.
aoenlie. oaS dIteite 9oIumbuS'Nlonanter In
ben Eer. Stadten.
&dtforsIiuninent. 1908 5n gbreu Der getes
tuneh oe9 HeIilafmlden .Nrlege5 an Der 8reis
3llllg, BON ut. JioDaI'aoenue uno GanpaIe.
SirnBe erridtet.
Wuanerbifte i'm .SruiosSius Pdrf,- Sdnaer.
more.
gsaunee.s tatue I'M r8rutosSiusgarf-.
Seoern Ieddle WaGtS.S tntue i'm gbarIesf.r.s
Saldre. T1be Der Centres trabe. -.
Seoern 3eadIe WduiSsglfte I'M geri6tsae.
bduoe.
GdloertS tatue uuf Der s8eit.Ireppe bes De,
ridtsqebduoeS.
WlcstinIeb 'giiie i'm goftaebduee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
&ctcran itirbt ans Insit por Dem
GGrm ocs 1. Gull.

Ifrom, 8, 4. Suli, NJ @uItop.
Gbiele, Elm &eteron oeS 9iir9crtrles
Ge3, melder Dor firr5er 3ett propbcs
seite, OoB iein 900 5piiden Dem ..
uno 6. Stlli eintretcn meroe, lit beltte
odtorbcn, uno 5mor, mic ieine Aer5te
crflGren, oireft an Ser 6ol9e leiner
6rlrbt Dor ser 6eicr oes fommenocn
4. Iuli. Gor etlihen Sogeu ihrieb
G6ieie o1t ben bieiigen 3meig Der
y1rouen = Gbriltli6en Senperen5
Union" rno bat iic, ibrel1 GinIluB
hGroui SIT u%crlpenoen, 0ie 6eier oeS
Sectional . 6eIttagcS oltf ein pernilnI-
tiges MoB 81 Backgammon.
sd meiB," l6rieb er, Dob id fei-
nelt pierten Sui mebr iiberleben
meroc, lpenu 10 pieI 2drm unb Spef-
tafel genlod)t miro, mie ionlt. @s
miro mir nidt mogIid) icin, es aus
5ubulten."
Sein appea bottc cine 9%epeguna
81, @iunIten elmer perniinitIgen Seller
oes A.. Sllli IN Nfrou 5llr 6olge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
Der uHOtbc Snbn."

@cfGbrlidcr 9rnuo IN Ger G6emifa-
Iicts6abrif Scr @ebr. Wutb. -
ShoOcn bctrdgt etmo $1,000. -
6cler in ser 6obrif Ger yGrouu
GOrt < Scol Co." ST. 0igblouo-
toun riAtct cinen Sdaoen bon
5000 an. - Sn beiocn Sduer
Wir0S clbitentjilu0ung %pcrnltbet.
&llr5 Dor Wtittcrnndt benlerftc 80.
li3iit &nrrD llrbod bonn mittlercn CT
thrift cin Scuer III Den 6cmiidcu
Mcrfen Ser Nabriioer Wtiltb, gtr. %
uno %, Sii0-GbarlcS~S troBe, nui'
Qeben. Som SeuCrmelOer an Der
Ode 2iabt. uno @ermon-St roBe
innOte er iofort cincn alurm Gin.
Gie 9ronOuriodc lit lpnbrideinlid)
ollf Sclbitcnt5iinOung 5ltriid5tiiib.
reu. Ter ot9cridtete Sdo0cn be-
trGNt ctluo $1,000.
. 6 ub0o6 gcrictb in
Vran0.
Gin brenncnocr @ololinofen lcbte
acitern boS Sdutoo6 inn Sole 6eS
SrcOcrid 8englc, Nr, 1926, Genpcr-
Str, in 9rono. Gin StroBenpoliont
6enlcrtte Die Slammcn mo olormirs
te bonn decentralization Nr. 534, an
Der ode bon HioGclp. mo Sdn1burgs
StroBc, 0ic Scllcrlucbr, neld)e tltr5
nod i6rcm Gintrelfcu 0en @ran0
I0l6tc.
Seucri6rcdcn zines @ L =
6confclS.
@roB nor Der Sdrcdcn 0cS NSing
2ollS, Der I'M Sotic 9tr. 703, &i9bt.
StrnBe, cine WGihcrci bctrcibt, ais
gGitern glbcno pIGtlid) in icinem SO.
tnlc Elm @ron0 mlSbrodL Der 0noltrb
entlton0en mar, ooB Gin ain0 cin
brcmenocS Strei6boI5 in einen @G.
idJcforb gctporIen botte. Ooll0, Der
iibrigelS Elm ciirigcS Wit0lieO OeS
&ongfon9 WiGnner6orS" lit, gerietb
III ponifortigen S6redcn, ais er Die
6lummen iid)tetc, Dob i6n iormlid
iein 3opi ST. 9crae Itono. Sam.
merno lief CT olrf Die StraBe nl0
iiberlicB eS No66orbepobncrn, Die
Slommcr 81 loiden.
@runb in Si96IonOtomn II.
NhniGeineno oltrd Selbitent5iin.
Dung entitono geItern Slbeno fltr5
nod 8 llbr in Der Sobrif Der oGromn
Gort II. Scol 60" al Der Goltern.
Npenue, nobe Ser If. StroBe, Elm
9rouO, ser cinen Shooen bon etiuo
1920 onri6tctc. Die Spriben.G Cont
pugnien bon Canton mo Sigblono.
tolpn botten Die Slontmcn mad etpa
20 Wiultten inter 6ontrole.
Nur $4,000 S6oben.
Die 9ronOuriohc OeS 6euerS, mel.
DIES, lpie bereitS aeitern gcmclOct,
fllr5 nod Witternoht I'M 5obrifgc.
bGlloe Ser Wobel. Sobritontcn @e6r.
Yottboit, Nr. 507, Noro.&omor0.
StroBe, olts6rndJ, fonnte nidt armit.
telt ner0en. Yoli5iit WtcSDecnep
bemertte Houd) aus 0en SenItern
oeS oritteu StodnerfeS oeS @abGlt.
oes entIteigen mo iouote iofort einen.
Se~llerolorm ein. 0iitriftS. Gbef 9urf.
borot erfonnte idlcuuigit Die @eiobr
mo bemerftc, nit melfer @eid)ruill.
oigfeit Die 6lnntmen INN lid griiien,
lueSbolb CT loiort einen @enerol-
alarm einianote. Snfolge oes ener.
giifen eingreiienS Der 6eueripebr
iuitroe groBerer S6ooen permieoeR
u1O mebr SdoOen Ourd @oiier OIL.
geridtet, als Ourd) Seiter. Die SGbe
ocs ollgerid)teten observation-disclosures
bclGuit iidj ouf etuo $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
GapitGm HapmOno icimer ,@mnSe er'
legen.

0es WpineS Ga, 1. SuIi. =
GopitGn Sobn s. Iapmono Don Der
Yunoesormee, ruelder fiir5lih bier
bon Dem Corporal 2eslie Grobtrec
nieoeraeifoIlcn wurbe, oils er oeim-
ielben einen Sermeis tpegen eines
bienitlidcn 8%ergebenS ertbeilte, lit
Ieiner 8unoe erlesen. 0ie Seihe
miro rad @eitpoint seididt mo bort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

Gin galtimorer babel
Inter Den Siinglingen, nel6e Die
Briifung iiir Die glufuabme in ole
Jlotten- Gfa0emie 81 annapolis be.
ItonOen bobeL bciinbet iid) 2bomns
Wocp Sbod bon Baltimore, Sobn
beS cleftriiten SngenieurS Sbomos
u. ". S6od.
NbIeben. - Sm SITTER bon Il
Snbren idieO geltern 6rou 2oiiie
Gol5 in Ser @obnnng ibreS Sobnas,
Srr. SenrD &ol5, Nr. 4i6, Horn
Gol6oun.S trnBe, aus Dem 2eber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

neben ser Mtlltter OcS S%eritorbcnell
sun <bc gebettct lper0eit. 8orberci-
tlr9et fiir Die friegSgerid)tIide gro,
5eiitrlll4 oeS W0roerS lin0 im8anac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
bradten S6uBpunoe.

2onoon, /. Sui. - Gin Ienlos
tioneaer politiider 9oppelmorO lpllrs
sc beltte Ibeno bei'm SdluIie elmer
6iieutliden 9eriommIiug i'm ~5m-
periol SnItitut" periibt. Sin Sinou+
STUDENT, Oeiien Same nod nitt be-
FAINT lit, cri6oB Den OberitIieutenont
Sir 8iQiom Suit Gur5ou 8pate, 10
mie Sen Or. Galos 2aIcaco aus
Shan1bai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

GnttGui d ung.- 9rieitraaer:
"Sier babe i'd cindn @elobrief fir
Serrn 9ottor 6rit' Meier; lhto sic
6nS?" Stuocnt: oSeutc stpor
nod 6rib Meier, ober ,9oftor"mobr.
'deinlid III oft Sogen; oodJ eeben
sic Der, Die Sen0lnta lit bon nleinem
Sntel, Der iid ciren fIeineu Spab er.
lolIbt bot!" 9rieftrGger: .geoou.
ere lebr, eS beibt ouSoriidIit GOT.
tor 8rit Weicr," Oo milB ib alio oic
Senoitng nft Gage auf Der BoIt Ia.
germ lolien mo miinide iu3iuiiden
oicl @liid sum Gromen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

FaIic sur Heiie in's MnslanSi i6t.
Iorst 6. Iaine, Wr. 4t3, Ca.Sdfti.
mOreitrake, nagc Sutton Suuie sbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
9onocncr seuiatiom.
Eeffentlidc SeriammIuns cnSe init
SUppelmuro.

Gin Sinou. Stuocnt ser GbGter. -
Sntereiionter Yro3eB gegell Den
@eidGitsfiibrer zines So3ioIiiten-
9Iuttes in GaniaS. - Satte cine
@eIobnung aui Ole gntfiibrung
oe8 gr.@ouperneurs Saplor BON
aentldp ouSgeiett. - llnionS-
@cteron Itirbt aus angit Dor Dem
2Grm oes 4. SSuli. - Captain
Hopnonb erliegt Der ibm pom
Corporal 2eSlie Grobtrce beige
bradten S6uBprmoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

Spirttnofen. 2icen5en.-
It onocrer SteGe beS ,Oeutiden
Gorreiponoenter" 5cigt Die Spirituo.
observation-disclosures Npplifationen fir
Neutrality-suspicious. al.
Brtbilegien min DIT. -
.Snipeftor Breton 5eigt on
onoerer Stele bes nGeutiden GORE.
Iponoentcl" GppIifotionen fir fleinc
EriniIcgien ou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
ltnfaas-G6rpnif

@rciiin beim 9eiteigen zines Stru.
bcnbobnmaggonS geItiir3t.
@ur6e innerIid perGett. - 90.
pbie Sornitcin bon einem Guto.
mobil ungeronnt. - Inoere lin.
i1ae.
Ger t6 Sabre oIte Sorrp Ooung
non 9tr. I, Monumental .&oa0, ihoB
iif 9citern G6enO 3uiGllig nit elmer
@inbbiidic in ooS gein. @r milroe
IN Der Canton Eoli5ei.llmbulan5 nad)
Dem ySobnS Soptins . Soipitol" ae-
6rod)t.
Son GutomobiI umge.
rannt.
Vcim lleberidreiten ser StroBe
lullrbc gcitcrn Nafmittog Die 6 Sabre
alto Septic Sornitein, So6ter beS
Scrrn Sermnnn Sornitein bon 3r.
2402, Soit-9 [penlie, our6 cin bon 9r.
Gopio ", SoncS BON Nr. 31t6, 9.
Councils traBe, g~elenftes Iutomobil
an Der @de bon Mo~ntforo- gpenre
mo 6ait.gucnue 8u 9ooen eerannt
itno erlitt cine aopitpunoe. 3as
Wt0oden plrroc BON Or. Sones nad)
Sol,ie gehrodt un6 pe%rburoeu.
Grlitt @ron6munoeu. I,
Sn Der Sobrit Ser u. @eisfittel &
So6n Co." CIR. 1000, aliceanna.
StroBe, lultr6e geitern Gobert Siloe.
brandt bon Bad Hioer Nef pabreno
Der Ir6eit ourh fIiiiii9es Metoll ON
rcdtcn gein 70 idIimm perbrannt,
ooB cr nod Dem st, SoiepbS . $50.
ipitol" iiberfiibrt tuer0en muBte.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATION.
Board Of Public instruction subseribes
StoO to Conference.

The propaganda issued by the Con
ference for Education Saturday. Sept.
18th. vas cordially endorsed by the
Board of Public Instruction OF Alach-
ua county at their regular monthly
meeting Monday.
Following a statement by DIR. KEEL
ley of the aim and needs Of the cam
paign. OF its tremendous value TO the
development and strengthening Of
rural schools. and the good IL will
accomplish In Alachua county, the
board passed q resolution appropriate
ing one hundred dollars TO aid In de-
iraying the expenses OF the move.
ment. ~s~' -
This places Alachua county. as
usual. In the lead. The appeal by the
State Conference 10 the counties for
monetary aid vas issued Saturday and
the warrant drawn by our county
board will probably be the first In
the hands OF Treasurer DIR. A. A
Murphree.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
HIGH SPRINGS AMBITIOUS.
Citizens Of That Progressive Town
viii Establish Steam Laundry.

Determined not TO be Outdone by
her sister towns, High Springs has
decided TO do her washing at home. "
with the result that an EFFORT Is be.
ing made to establish a steam laun.
dry. and present indications are that
the venture will prove successful. a
some of the leading business men OF
the town are interested.
4 meeting was held in High Springs
Thursday night for the purpose Of or.
ganizing n company. This meeting
was we'll attended By a number OF
the most progressive citizens. with
the result that an actual organization
was formed. and the following tempo
rary officers were elected
c. W. Roberts. president 6. y. Phi
fer. viCC.president; r. N.rci seCre.
tary: Raymond Lamb. treasurer
A committee of thr o. comprising
f. n. Goodwin. F. W. beds, ana Z. y
Mckinney. were appointed To sell
stock. said committee To make report
1t the nexr meeting. which will be
held tonight.
The people of High Springs. who
have been patronizing out .of-towu
laundries because they were COMPEL
I'd to DO so. have become tired OF
this Inconvenience. and are determin
ID TO have a more satisfactory ar
rangement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
ST. AUGUSTINE EXCURSION.
Many Took Advantage Of Cheap Rate
20 Visit Ancient City.

The special excursion over the At
lantic Coast Line from all points
along il lines to ST. Augustine Mon
day proved a winner. as large mum
Der took advantage OF the opportun
ny Of a cheap rate To visit the An.
Client City.
The rate from Gainesville for the
round trip Was $3.50, tickets good az
To aud including September :, and
Ticket Agent Goodwin vas kept busy
selling tickets for the regular train
No 80, leaving here at 1859. About
.,V,nN-iNr tickets W,r, disposed ct
from this point. the majority ~ The
purchaser, being colur,d nroplr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
New York Woman Swan
Nine Miles Without Fatigue

NtN NuNh sept Adrllur
lnpp Zoo 'rars uld ,,styriA, saam
uiur wilrs thwusb tbr Jrrarhgruus
aat,a 500 it.u uaf. trum Ga, t,',i
lot Vat Esbu NWb str,,t to rita.
.uu ruI T.
Accompanied D., rfls,illa H,sslus
q slU ut ANuuI Boz uau A2r Ma
Trace ssAm Iu lb. eakp ~ taFtF
aIuTlF hs.mW... .I Coo laNui atalss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07

'ulunlrsr liiu sa,lug CuFps, Nha esFe
tpld,ps thrlT annaal endurance tVst
Finreu ul ths mvn sslmmsFs wvFv
inTrva ta si,v up before the hnish
and Mics hisslns sigev soina mast
~ lhg aislaneV was agitpd alta
sfAmpa aad pissea up saAaaaied
Miss Trace sas Va helteF eoRalslaa
lhAa u'aa' ~ ,as asa a. Ne eaa a
90 see SEA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07

Hon. W. NJ. Holloway. who. in a few
preliminary remarks, explained the
organization OF the temporary confer.
ence. Immediately thereafter. upon
motion Of Superintendent John Walk.
or. Of Brevard county. the temporary
organization was made permanent.
with the amendment that Capt. George
NJ. Lynch be elected general manager
OF the campaign, as well as executive
/ =, CT etary.
Mr.. Holloway. who had been made
chairman Of the temporary organixa.
ticn, and subsequently made president
cf the temporary organization. called
upon the secretary to read the call
published several weeks ago.
Capt. Lynch then read the tentative
outline he had made for the campaign.
dividing the outline into three sec
tiOns--methOd OF conducting the cam
paign: purpose OF the campaign ana
the fundamental thesis to be discuss
ed In the campaign.
A thorough discussion followed the
reading OF each sector.
The propaganda submitted by Capt.
Lynch was adopted unanimously.
and will be pushed with all vigor dur
Ing the next four months.
Outline AdouNed.
The following Is the outline adopt
ed:
Basic purpose: General awakening
OF the people In public education.
Fundamental thesis: Making the
school the center OF gravity Of com.
munity life. How? School improve
ment association. literary societies.
beautlfying the grounds, agricultural
and economic studies and school n.
braries.
The high school: Its necessity.
Poor mans college" It's value. edu-
eating the teachers for rural schools.
Its equipment. It's place In the sys-
tem-connecting link. .-.~,
Not less than one high school for
each county In the State.
Trained teachers. longer school
terms. and efficient supervision Of
schools
Constitutional amendment OF l.miII
tax to provide aid for high schools.
I rural graded and States institutions.
UnlficatiOn OF city schools.
Establishment OF departments OF
manual training. domestic science.
business and agriculture.
Equipment Of laboratory and H.
brary.
Expert supervision % city schools.
The plan Of procedure outlined by
Prof Lynch vas as follows:
Divide the State into not less than
seventy districts. In each district
have rally The place selected
should be- geographically and In poin,
AZ Accessibility the best in the dis
tEict Advertise WIDELY the rally six
weeks before II h held Enlist the
Influence at number ~ the most
lContinued ON Page TWOl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
Officers Elected.

The organization that vas formed
elected the following officers: Hon.
w NJ Holloway. State Superintendent
~ Public Instruction. president. Dr.
\ \ Murphrre. president of the Cni.
N"r-ily of Florida, Vic. president and
treasurer, Capt q. VI Lynch. eNccu.
tive secretary and general manager,
% " Trdd,r of Madison. assistant
,rrrtarN Capt Lynch b. secretary
end member of th, faculty at the
University 81 Florida
The meeting Wu- cBliri ~ or.irr h1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07
EDUCATORS OF STATE
LAUNCH A CAMPAIGN
Representatives From Three Ourths Of Counties At.
tend Important Meeting Holloway President.

The educational campaign is Great.
ing more interest in the State of Flor.
ida today than any movement started
since the days OF the last constitution.
al convention. II has gathered a mo-
mentum that nothing can stop Bust.
es> men have become interested In
be- bo'ausr thr sCh,... o. 80. by
4, s'.,.i ai,I. l. > / IT. al com.
IN sense one FAX ra!ers are nter-
ICED Lea, lie 40 or c! the
a. lig' lac L.EJCa,Cl that an
honest. straightfOrW ard exposition Of
school conditions will be made. Pa
rents are interested because a funda.
mental thesis in the campaign is di.
rected against unframed teachers,
short school terms and crowded
courses of study.
The report made by The Times.
Union OF the conference OF leading
educators In Jacksonville Saturday
emphasized the fact that the move
ment is to be- a general one. Among
those who took part in the meeting
and pledged their active support in
the field were county superintendent
from three-foUrths OF the counties OF
the State President A. A. Murphree.
State University. Dr. Conrad. Florida
College for Women. Dr. W. r. Black
man. Rollins College. DIR. Tribble. Co
,umbia College. Hon. W. r. O'Neal
postmaster. Orlando. and secretary
board OF trustees OF Rollins College:
Hon. II. VI. Richardson. secretary al
the board of trade. Jacksonville /:
Judge A. D. Wright. Hon. W. NJ. HOllo-
Say. state Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. a large number OF high
school principals and Capt. q. NJ,
Lynch, State high school inspector.
In making the announcement that
the campaign would open at Trenton,
Capt. Lynch paid a high tribute 20
the people OF that section OF our
NS"nS' AHe "rNhhS NJ hTNhtou VIII
be held the latter part of this month
and the speakers will be- four OF the
strongest educational leaders In the
State. -. 80
Or. Kelley. who from the very be.
ginning OF the movement has taken
a prominent part In working out
plans. has been requested by the com.
mittee to speak in different sections
Of the State. His work In Alachua
county has made him a reputation
among Florida school men as one Of
the real strong superintendent in the
State
Officers Elected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07

TAs Sat aaa "a mass real ssIAb
aaslasss tAAa an s,AsT bFotsTs ea@
alasA Ia fast tAsy start masl "
IA baslasaa taai ne eFoksFs aaf
A9pnts aalaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-07

IContinued on Page Twol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-20


Notice is hereby given that there
will be offered for sale the following
described land, VALUABLE FOR
rOWINSlTE PURPOSES, being
part of the allotment made to RE
PLUME, deceased Indian allouee
to-wit:
The southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of
Section fourteen GA, Town
ship Twelve 12 North.
Range seventeen ClU West.
CONTAlNlNG 10 ACRES,
more or less
The TOWN OF CLINTON adjoing
this land on the East South and
West
Sealed bids for said lands will be
received by the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs Washington d. c., up
to IL O'Clock noon, on Monday the
9th of August 1909, at which time
all bids will be opened and an award
made to the highest bidder, whose
bid shall comply with all the condi-
ti0ns Of the sale, provided that the
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids
All bids must be inclosed in sealed
envelopes, addressed to THE Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington, d. c., and the envelope must
be plainly marked Bids for Indian
Lands, to be opened August 9, 1909
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check on a solvent ma
tional bank, or a New York Daft
payable 10 the order of the Commits
siOner of Indian Affairs. to the
amount Of twenty-five. per centum OF
the bid as guarantee Of the faith
iul performance by the bidder of the
terms Of his proposal The balance
Of the purchase price offered by The
| successful bidder must be deposited
ON or before the oath day of August
1900. and unless so deposited within
the time specified, the right is re
served to reject such bid and to ac
cept any of the other bids submit
ted, or to readvertise the land.
Conveyance will be made by war
rantv deed to the purchaser apprOv
ed by the Secretary Of the Interior
Juno 90 1909
r G VALENTINE
Commissioner " indian Affairs
Iune 20. 1909
\ Approved
FRANK PIERCE
! First Assistant Secretary o
the Interior.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Order Of the State Board Of Psrdons.
Whereas. an application Pas heen
Tiled PRAYING thai n pardon h grant
"a 20 Abe Roberts. who aas on tle
.... day OF June 1903. in The Sup.-
rior court of Logan county, State Of
Oklahoma, convicted OF ,he crime 81
perjury, aud sentenced Go imprison-
meut IN the peutteutary Tor tae term
ot sixty days.
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