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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
ELDoRADo, OHIO.

Eldorado. O.. Jan. 25.-Walter Hen
erickson who shot and killed the mar
shall of Camden. was formerly resi-
dent of Eldorado. He bore an excel,
lent reputation here
Cicero Splitter of West Sonora Wis
tied the family Of Frank Splitter Sat-
urday.
Edith were shopping in Richmond Sat-
urday.
Charles Williams and Glen Mickey
attended the Corn Growers associa-
ton in Eaton on Saturday.
They have commenced to rae the
old church building.
William Juday formerly of the Day
ton Journal babe his parents good by
this morning. He is on his way to
Colorado.
William Kicker and Edward Souers
of New Orleans attended the funeral
Friday of Mrs Souers, mother of Ed
ward at Dayton.
Miss Thompson of West Sonora
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Court Durkler of Richmond
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Wilt, returned today.
Bert Disher of New Weston, and his
brother Charles of Mendon, have re
turned to their homes after a pleas
ant visit among relatives.
Thomas Dowler. Harry Brown, Wal
ter Harris and Fred Schlientz have re-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs John Splitter spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wellbaum
in Brookville.
ter Helen spent Sunday with their
daughter Mrs. Frank Schreel in Green
Vile
Mrs. Frank Mcclure and daughter of
Richmond are guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilt leave
Tuesday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in West Virginia.
Albert Taxis of Dayton is the guest
of Miss Gertrude Barnhart
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Emrick of
West Manchester are being entertained
by the ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Campbell.
Mr.. Barton and family of New Mad
ison are visiting Harrison Wellbaum
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Trick entertain
ed Sunday Fred SehlientZ AMI family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shewmon had
for Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Shew-
mon and Court Shewmon
Rev. ]. H. Blackboard preached in
the New Madison Universalist church
on Sunday.
Several of our young folks attended
! church at Otterbein Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oswald enter.
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Oswald Of Greenville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25

ed at cards on Thursday afternoon at
her home on East Main street A
two course luncheon was served. Her
guests included Mrs. Jacob Myers,
Mrs. Irene PARROT, Mrs. George Lint
ing, Mrs. Bethany Lashley. Mrs. Char
les King, Mrs John Adair, Mrs Ed
ward Lane, Mrs. Wilbert A. Bertsch.
Mrs. Katherine Myers, Miss Alice Me-
dearis, Miss Hattie Lashley.
Miss Emma Jean Dickson who is
attending the Centerville public
schools is making a short visit to her
parents near Centerville, accompanied
by Miss Edith Spahr
Mr.. and Mrs. Skate Reed of Dodd-
ridge were entertained on Thursday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Stevens.
Mr.. Charles Slusser of Macy, Ind,
is clerking in the grocery store of J.
o. Barrett
Mrs. o. B. Medearis is spending
several days with relatives in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dunbar have re-
turned from visit to relatives in diff
ferent parts of Indiana.
The revival meetings being held at
the Friends church are attracting
much attention. The services of the
Rev. E. E. Hale. who is assisting the
pastor. are much appreciated by those
in attendance.
Town marshal. George W. Sanders
has been unable to attend to the
duties of his office on account of sick
ness. James H. Carroll a former
marshal, has been filling his place for
few days.
Arrangements are being made by
the Centerville public schools to have
an art exhibition in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sanders have
rented a cottage on East Plum street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro, Ind. Jan. ed. W.
Harris & Co. loaded a car load of hogs
at Carlos City Saturday for an east
ern market.
Loren Brookshire of New Castle was
in town on business Saturday.
Florence Boyd was taken suddenly
Ill Friday evening. The doctor pro
nounced it pneumonia.
Mrs. William Boyd is on the sick
list.
Howard Gaylor Is substituting as
mail clerk on the Big Four between
Cincinnati and Chicago for few days.
Ollie Boyd was called home from
New Castle Saturday on account of the
Hines of his father. Florence Boyd.
Dynes 4 Long of Centeryille bought
car load q hogs from Henry Bond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. ind. Jan. 25.-Dr
King of Richmond. county health Off
Ger visited this place Friday.
Mrs. Roy Copeland has returned
from a visit with relatives at Green's
fork.
Mrs. Isadore Wilson went to Rich
mond Friday evening to visit Miss
F'i7aheth Rankin. one of our former
teachers. Miss Rankin has been con-
fined to the house with rheumatism
since the holidays.
Hon. E. B. Reynolds of Hagerstown
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city.
Many of the children of this place
and vicinity are wearing the local op-
ton badges.
Miss Lenna Harvey of Greenfield.
has been the guest of Cambridge City
friends the past week
Carl Macy of British Columbia, Miss
Louise Hadley of Mooresville, the
Misses Edna and Nellie Macy of Spice
land. and Miss Mabel Hunnicutt of
Economy. have been the guests of their
cousin Miss Ethel Macy the past week.
The Presbyterian guild will meet
with Mrs. Jennie Jones Wednesday af-
ternoon of this week. There will be
quilting work preparatory to the an
nual horse sale.
Mrs. Nancy Rich of Falmouth is here
for an extended visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Lawrence Ogborn entertained
a number of young friends and former
school mates at her home on East
Main street Saturday evening in honor
Of her guests, the Misses Una Keplar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
FAVOR RETENTION
OF COUNTY COUNCIL
Officers of Wayne County Op-
posed to Bill Which Would
Eliminate This Board.
THIS BODY ACTS AS CHECK
COMMISSIONERS NOT GIVEN
FREE REIN IN EXTENDING MON
EY AND CONSEQUENTLY TAX
PAYERS ARE BENEFITED.

Wayne county officials believe in
the retention of the county council as
a sagacious movement. A bill now is
before the legislature which if passed
would abolish the county councils.
The bill is said to be backed by some
legislators because of the action of the
council of a county in the southern
part of the state, which refuses to ap-
preciate money to build new court
house which the commissioners want.
Under the present law the council
acts as check on the commission
ers. Just the same as before the law
became effective, the county commits
sioners spend the money. However,
they can not spend it until the coun.
Gil has appropriated it. For instance
a bridge can not be built unless the
commissioners recommend it and ask
and receive from the council an APP
preparation to defray the cost as rep
resented in the estimate. The county
council fixes the tax rate, also.
The Former Method.
Under the old law, the commission
ers went ahead and spent the money,
then fixed the tax rate sufficiently
high to bring about the collection of
the necessary funds. This is not done
now. The amount of money that will
be needed to conduct the county's
business is appropriated and the
council foots the bill. If it believes
more money is being asked for than is
needed, the allowances are cut down
In this county the council is very
inexpensive organization. The men,
bers are paid about $12 per month for
their services. This is not sufficient
ly remunerative to make the office one
for seekers of political plums. Mar
ion county only pays the members OF
It's council $40 per month and the
same condition prevails throughout
the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
new PARIS. OHIO.

New Paris, O.. Jan. 25.-James
Neanen of Cincinnati was home the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Coblentz were
at Greenville, Friday.
Mr.. Cle1 Gray is very sick.
Harry Paul Of Anderson, Ind, spent
Friday with his sister. Mrs. McNeill
Mrs. Nellie Mauck of Dayton, is Wis
iting relatives and friends for a few
days.
Miss Hill of Lewis. Mich. who has
been visiting Miss Mary Eddy. re-
turned to her home SATURDAY.
Mrs. Wesley Purdum received
$4,000 for insurance of her deceased
husband.
The thimble club was entertained
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
INJURED MAN IS
IMPROVING FAST
Charles Kauffman's Recovery
Is Remarkable.

Charles Kaufman, the we'll known
young man, who was injured at the f..
& N. lawnmower factory last week is
improving rapidly. His splendid ply
stead and the physicians declare his
recovery has been remarkably rapid.
The young man was able to walk
about yesterday. He remains at the
hospital. A number of his friends
called upon him last evening and
helped him while away the weary
hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
cENTERVILLE, IND.

Centerville. Ind. Jan. e5-Mrs
Samuel Lashley delightfully."- entertain
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
BIG EXPLOSION.

Not Powder Mill or a Boiler. but
an old fashioned idea blown to
.Smithereens'
People used to think their hands
were clean after washing with the or
binary smeary, sticky bar soap, but
those who have tried "Whiz'' see the
difference. and they never feel that
their hands are really clean unless
they use ''Whiz." Get it of your grocer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
Tho AoroloaicAl Revenge,

They were looking over their we'd
ding presents. He pointed to a small
bronze clock. Seems to me-" he said,
"that have seen that before"
"You have" she returned serenely.
''You gave it to my first husband and
me for wedding present. When we
divided the things after Che divorce he
kept the clock, and now he is sending
It back to us."-New York Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. ". GROVES sigma
ture is on each box, Csc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25
Sharp and Blunt.

Sharp and Blunt.
Cora-She has such keen perceptions.
Dora-And such blunt way Of con-
Neying them.-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-25

by Olive Jones and Pearl Halter.
Friday afternoon at the church par
lOrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

ten iein. gnoe SUM miro aid ooS
Souoepiae.S baatet eroffnet; Die Ges
id)d~ftSfiibrui9 lit bereit5 nit elmer
Doblbeta1ntcn Sruppe III Terbtn'
Dung 9etrctcn. unG eS itebt ST. erpar-
ten OaB boS 8beoter cine 9roBe Ans
5icblngsfraft uusiiben miro. SIC
&gl. Irtilaric.a apele, unter Gel
tung BON Signor So3ct, miro bcllte
Elm Spe5ial-Gon5ert geben, 5u mel.
dem ein MlSge5eidneteS Erogromm
5ulonmengeitelt Doroan lit.
o@mpnn Saf. Eorf."
Ter n@mpnn Saf.Yorf," melder
gcIteru eroiinct mltroc, mnft noh
Der GGn5lihen Hcnopiruug eineu bel.
itrcn Gi1or1td. oils ie 3ltpor. Die
iommtlihen 9eQltcmlidfeiten mo
Attrnttionen, ipeld)e Den Yort in oeH
SorioilonS olfluieS, mcrben nebit ei.
nigcn Nelleinridturgen audi in bie.
len Sommer p%orbunoen iein.'
Smpnn Sof, meld)es lid ltllter ocnl
Soltimorcr Yublifllm GROCER Be
liebtbeit c%rireltt. baiitt 9(ttraftionen
perifieocnitcr 2lrt. gn erlter Stele
luGre Der aroBe Son5pupiQon 81 ncus
men, IN m2ld)em Yrof. Sorion's Or
DIETER muii5irt; Johann ole SenniSs
mo 9oIcboll-S piclpl1be. SIS lit &c
legenbeit sur altsiibung ioIt icoen
SpprtS porbanoen, mie 9obcn, 81.
id)sll, 6ltocrn etc, mGbreno mieoc.
rlm @0itc. Die Den Eorf sur CRIB.
lurg ouiiuhen, eiH entSiidenoeS
YlGbtcn an Strnnoe ooer inter oelt
groBen prGd)tigen gidcn I'M Sh1t
ten finosn, in beren NGbe Die Muiif
ipielt. Gle &oloepiuc.9 tln1mern, sic
ooS Erogromm in Der GroffnlungS-
8ohe entbGlt, limo: Stemort 1tno
DESMOND, Die ojiioiihen GcteftipcS,"
Die @eihipiiter Hopmono, Nmp NJ
lpn, 8ontooinnten etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

Sm Irmenbouie bon talbot. GolIn.
tp. Do, ioaen nift ole beiten 3u.
ltnrtoe berrifeL uno Die 5rilitecs Der
anitolt, ionic Die Golntp.G ommil.
lare baben cine ltnteriufung onge.
ltellt. Shrpere anl4}Ipisunsen luer.
Den Gc1eit Die M%atrone, Srou %. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
Salbei fir Saar.T nnfeln.

Die Sbec, SaIbei our @ieberter.
iteaung Der 5arbe oes Saares gu BE.
nllsen, lit nidt neli. uniere @roB.
eltern bcrlltten .SaIbei.Sbee", Inn
ibr Saor olinfel uno glGn5eno 5it CT.
boltcn. 8cnn lire Saare ollsiielen,
brilbten Tie Solbei ob nno bcnttien
Den abguB oauon oils @egenmittcl.
Serte brauden mir Dies nitt mlebr
81 tbut. Siidtige Gbemifer perrif.
ten Dies iett fir ulls. @ir perlon.
gen beute bcren Eroouft: yBpctb
Gage ono Sulpbur", Solbei unb
SdJpefcl in rid)tieer StGrfe cntbol.
tend. aac gitten gpotbefcn iiibren
eS fir SOC. ODER $1.0O Die 0laite,
ODER eS miro bireft eesen g~inienbnns
ocS Ereiies uerionot bon ser Bpet5
Chemical 60, "A Gortlanot. Ctr. :,
Neiu Yorf Gitp.
gu uerfouien Bel Der HeoS Irlia
60, 2erington- uno Sonoro. StroBe.
G(pril4iSoD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23
MnS Dem Snncrcn WarplnnO's NIB
Den angrcnScnoen Staatem.
@eigertc lid 9cgen ibrcn
WottCu uuS5uioueu.

&eigertc h gcgen ibrcn
@otten unS5n ogen.
Sumllcl !. MtiQer bon @iaionS.
port wilroe bon 0en @eidpworencn III
&ugerStomu, Ofb.. Der brutolen WtiB.
bonolung ieiter @ottin ldlIloig 5e.
flnoen, troboem ieine @ottin lid,
mei9crte, 0eGcll ibrcn Monn nliS5u-
iogen. Gem Tcrbor 5ufolge bate
Wtiaer icincr @ottin orei 3obne elm.
gei6Iu0elL 10 OoB lie obnm1d)tig 5ll'
Iummcn brod.
SeS WorocS bel d uI0iQt.
Ser 8ro5eB gegeu oelt oeS, MorocI
an Dem Neger @oroce &olmeS be.
%lf)uloigten Negcr George @roB miro
%permutblidJ IN 91loe Dor 6cn 8rob-
geidmorelert III SagerStolpn, Ma,
sur Terbonoiung fonmcn. 8roB.
ipcIder ont Gon1crltog b%etriunfcn
mar, Derlebte icincn Tolicnoenolien
NIT cillam Nieiier oerort. oob oicier
it1rlittclbor oororlf Itorb. Der De.
Id)ltloigte gob Den Wioro 5lt.
= II NJ berIono. 9ont FAM
Sbligotioncn.
Gie v3lueitc Nutionol.V unf" bon
Cumberland, NO. foilite Die &C.
Iontnrtc gitSgnbc bon O6ligotionelt
Der Wolleriuerfc unb 9lb5ugSfan1lc
i'm @crtbe BON $4,000, ueld)e bon
Oofluno, MO., SIT $1.06 ousgc6ois!l
lprrocn, Inter ben 9ictern bcio.l6
lid) audi cine goltinorer 9onf.
6onb ieincn Sob III Soto.
Sllrd) oaS &entern zines bon Wll(.
llBon 3lnf gcletften W%otorbootes oli
oem Fotonuc 6lltB iono geitern elm
nod nid)t ioentifi5irter Morn Ieinen
Zoo, llltucit bon Cumberland, Wfo.
3tnf lullroc gercttet mo crflGrte, ooi,
Der Grtrurlfcnc ibnt mtbefannt mar.
ltflo CT ben Wonn nllf oeiien Grin,
d)etl 81 elmer Sobrt cinluo. Gle Sci.
d)e oe0 decentralization lit bisber nidlt
geborgen mor0en.
Gin inOigcr Sclbitmotb.
Gonoiout.
Nus CoflnnO, Mo, miro berid,tet,
ooB Der 26 Sabre olte SenrD 6rieno
perllldtc, lid I'M norolid)cn Sbeil bon
Garrett = County burd ein BON linn
'elbit crilnoencS Snitrlunent ms
ScrlcitS 81 beioroern. Gr ifnitt lid,
III DEM nahe leiner @o6nluna beiinos
lld)cn Wolo cine Stiid 3lieoer.Sol;
bon elmer BiItolenl1nge, bobrtc Dos
Wnrf aus, liio oaS %entltonocne God,
mt Flllper ul0 elmer augel uno lea.
tc Ell 3illloholj oil ouS Woro . an.
'tritlieft. Snoem or Die Wafie oil
'cine Stirn legte, brod)te err ooS 8lt[-
per mifielit oeo Strei6bol3es sur
e%nt5ilnoung. Die augel praate ie.
oob ON S6Gbel ob uno iono Der.
mntblid] cinen Nlislpeg ourt oie9toIc.
Gr. Seltrp ". WcGonoS no6m Den
SelbItmoro Gunoiooten in 9ebon0.
hung uno bofit, i'm ON 2eben gu or.
bolten.
GtpoS inul.
Sni Irn1eltbouie bon Salbot.G ouIt.
tp. Dfo., lolen niht Die beiten 3u-
ltnnoe berrihen uno Die 5rnitees Der
anitalt. iorpie Die County, ommil
lare baben cine llnterinfung ange.
ltelt. Shpere 2lnIGiIbisumsen iper.
Den Gc]et Die W%otroile, Srou %. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

Woipro5ciione 49, Gtua
800 Sinocr pon iiini pcridieocnen
SonntagSihlllcu BON 9torooits0 alti.
more peronitolten bcllte cine Moipro.
S%eIiion. Sic mnridircu inter Tor-
ontritt elmer Wtillitfopelle Der Ourfa
9fooo crtlun9 noh bent CtioIc-Vurf
VoieboQ.E iaB, NO Die cin5elncn
Sonntagsihulen &ic0er 5um Gortrng
bringen iperoen; audi mcroen Wapor
Wabool mo Eaitor Sobn Hood)
Strntnu Nnlprodcn on Die ainocr
boltcn. Nm Der Tro5eilion ncbmcl
Die SoulltagSld1lcn iolgcnOcr Sir.
den Sbeil: biid)ofl. mctboo. @lous
bensfirdc, !Soneltcoo biidoil. Oe-
thooiltcnfird)c, Wauerlp 9aptiltcns II.
@upcrlp biidofl. Metbooilten.airde
Sclltc Nnhmittog Inn 1 llbr iinoct
cine M%nipro5ciiion Der ailtOer Der
ct. Gominic'S Stride 81 Sunliltoll
Itott, mcldc iid) Don Der Stride ourdl
ein prod)tigeS @ebol5, friibcr ais Del
ucoere-Forf bcfanlt, ltod) Der @ib.
bonS. Npemie uno Der Sorforo GonO
5llm Souptcin9onq Der Stride bemc,
gen miro. Die aiiber meroen VIu.
men mo Banner trogen mo Sopbic
Sbcurcr, nelfe Don 5mci 9lumcns
m0bden, aotbarinc Hiltb GippeQ II.
2(gneS aunttcl be9leitet miro, uol-
5iebt Die ar0nim9 Der Bankruptcies.
Stottc. Die 2eitltng Der Fro5eilion
licgt in SGnOen oeS Srn. IS. u.
Sdleiteot mo Der SrlS. Mortbo
8aoe, 9eiiie @iebciielo, 6Iorcnce
8coro, Gertrude Grbmon, Mtomic
Horton uno Gertrude Yeoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

GbriItinn, %erbpben. Sic ion onaeb.
lid t%rinfen, uno cine Der %irriinnigen
Snloiiinnen ihIllg lie nit einem
@oihbrett oltf Den Sopi, neil Die
ieIbe lid einbiloete, Die Dtatrone be.
banoele lie niht reft.
y ulto or STERN Itorben.
Mus Yorf, go. trifft Die Natrid)t
Elm, ooB Haitor 6. Z. Stern, eiuer Der
prominentelten @eiitlihen in ser
Yen%niDluonia Sereini9ten griioers
8eneinoe i'll gendnter Stoot i'm 81.
ter bon 10 Sabren aus Dem 2eben
lhieo. Yaitor Steru mar oht Sabre
lang Seeliorger Der 3peiten 8erei-
nigten 9riioer.airde III Oorf. va.
Gle S6bte BERN TfIGaen
entoedt.
@Gbreno 5lpei Arbeiter ouf Der
5orni bon Miaom NiiQer, cine furSe
G%ntfernung Weitlif) BON Yorf. ga,
init Bflilgen beihdftigt iporen, brof
zines Der Mtoltleiel ourd Den gooen
unb perihtpono foit g1n5Iif unter
Der GrboberilGte. Cine llnteriuf1ing
ergab, Dab iid cine II Sub tiefeSoblc
inter Dem Nfer beionb.
6ener gefdbroet gonseS
Oorf.
Glrd) Elm Seiier, ipeld)es in benz
aeler oes aouilooenS bon Charles
Simple IN Silper Hrn, nabe Weit.
minltcr, NO, entitnno, iullroe oos
8ebduoe gGn5lid IN 9fife gelegt uno
ein Shooen bon ungefGbr $1,000 ant
gerit)tet. Gos 6elter perbreitete iidj
Damn ilber oos HuhbarbaiiS bon Nils
ten 2ittle, beih1oigte oieies 81 einem
9etrage BON ungef1br $500 nno &c.
fGbroetc oos %geiomnte 9orf. Guf cir
telepboniifes Griufen elite ole Seus
ermebr'Gompugnie aus ser flint Mei.
len entfernt licgenoen Stoot, 2ittles
totun, Fo., berbci uno loibte ben
Brand nodl bortem Sample.
aobleuarbeiter itrifen.
aGt aoblengrdber uno % arbeiter
Der nIbree Sorts Winina Company
nobe Gboifee. W. s9o.. baben lire Ar.
belt r%iebergeleat. Ter 8runoSm benz
Strife liegt III Der Heou5irung oes
IrbeitslobnS.
@egen Glidung ange.
flogt.
Sn GnitouL No., lit ser oortiae
irilbcrc Stills. Superintendent Der
metropolitan Sebensperiiferinas.
@elelItnit" bon Nep.Dorf peset
angebliher 60Iihune atgeflogt nor.
Den. Irei Safe liegen gegen ibu
Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

@efol5ene Strate. Goip.
2. Noogers, Elm aronfempGrtcr. muir.
be gcltern i'll Der mittleren YoliseiIta-
tlon Inn $50 ulo Soften Detroit, neil
er I'M rSotei aibion@ in trunfenent
3uitanoe Die @oitc oi,rd, lein geneF,s
men iornlif terroriiirte. Mooaers
'oltc sur Belt Den frarfen Hifter
GenniS, peId,er in Dem g~enanntcit
Sotcl pObnt, pileeen.
Mud elm &ecprb. 0etcr
6ispatrif, peldler mGbreno Ser leete,t
podr Sabre menieitens 100 Dol Der.
baItet, megen Srunfenbeit uno onoe.
rem Tergeben Dor bieiiaen Eoliseirif,-
tern ltaro. nitrbe eeitern aui bic Ai,.
lhuloigiing bin ein eepobnbeitsm1.
bigger Sansenifts su iein, bonn go.
lijeiritter Grammar anf ein ,sabr
mad, Dem s~rbeitsbanie eeianbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-23

Seo OelIf, SDQplro Ser11tetH q ".
Ole WiteIiebcr Der Eorf-
&apelle.
Gle Witglieoer Der Enrf-aopeIle
lulo Die Snitrlnlclltc, meld)e JIG ipie'
len, iino:
Goniel Selontorl1, Nr. 937, @cit.
6rol1flin-S troBc, Iireftor.
Gomoro Senrp, Nr. 1907, Battery
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