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The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16
COUNTY NEWS |
MIAMI

NOn Easter morning while the
wind was blowing a perfect gale
beautiful home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Jno
walden was destroyed by tire,
J which is supposed to have be.n
feause9 by a defective kitchen flue.
They had lately had their resi-
-ience painted and otherwise i'm
proved and ere justly PRONE of
the elegant home. 1t waD not en-
tirely Insured. The Christian
church just north OF the Walden
home seemed doomed also, as the
fierce flames famed with fury
the roof sides setting fire to the
structure, but by heroic ana des-
Perate work the fire was extinguish
ed IN time to ave it from destruc-
zion.
The young ladies' Bible Glass Of
The Christian church gave a ve,y
unique entertainment last Friday
evening at the Mitchell property.
IL consisted OF mysteries, in fact
was termed a "Mystic Tear, No
ore knew what wac to be served
al the tables until he was "solin a
few times, for the menu programs
were in French, German, Spanish
and other perplexing Language
1ef. However before the guests de-
oparte3 they found out what ice
,creann, cake, fruit meant ana all
sSS a most pleasant evening. The
lproceeie were used as an Easter
offering at the Christian church.
The report that Charlie Wilnon
was i'll with pneumonia was ec-
rOneous as Charlie is feeling first
.rste- He however was a trifle in
disposed a few days.
al Isaacs is critically ill with
pneumonia at this writing.
Died at her home in Miami, Mrs.
Mary E.. Ulrey about s.45 Monday
Suorning April 10, 1909. This no.
BILE woman wac born March 9th,
lsA1. Her maiden name being Mary
IL. Maith. On August 4th 1859 she
was married to Chas. Ulrey. To
fhis union eleven children were
born, four of whom died several
years ago. Her husband survives
her. 1t was the privilege of the
seven living children to be at the
bed side Of this dear old mother
in her last hours. They are AS
follows, James, of Miami; John,
OF Dewitt, Miss Sophia of Miami /;
Mrs. T. B. Mullins ana Mrs. John
Means also of Miami ana Mrs. s. A.
Briscoe ana Mrs Rebecca Briscoe
on Kansas City. Mrs. Ulrey was
only ill a few days. She contract
.ej a severe cold while doing some
early gardening, and was seized
with that dread disease pneumon-
ia The passing away of this most
estimable lady causes much -egret
and sorrow much sympathy goes
out TO Miss Sophia her single
Slaughter and only child at home.
Miss Sophia's health has long been
very delicate and she will miss
the constant care ana love this
another ana dear companion be-
slowed upon her.
The furious winds no doubt had
a spite at the "foolish little mail
an" on Easter Sunday, and kept
her thoughts from going too much
ON finery that day. So she very
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16
burn, Rea & Hancock's End


Add blackburn -........ - - 600
Ernest F German to Jas Waller
lots 10 to % and so to 70
Germans End add Malta Bend $50
Geo P Haynie to H w Mertens
lot 3 subdiy lot 28 Bells Aud
Miami ...... .--.-. -. -..... -........ 100
Saml G Allen to S T Wilson 1859
acres in 2S, 29-51-22 ...... D.. $500
Sallie A Robinson to Jas Wet
ton lot Q block IL Slater ..-... 1900
Geo T Robinson to E M Mitchell
lots 9, 10 block IL Slater .v. 1000
Geo Nauerth to &C Caldwell
lot 2 block 10 Slater ...... .. $500
j. M Benton to P R Benton pit
secs 6 7, Wares add Sweet
Springs - $3.50 ---...-.- - -. 500
j r Higganbotham to j R
Durrett lots IL, IL, block 3 {
Ellen Lotus ct al to Henry
Krumsick 81 acres in 1880
% ...... .. 80. ...... .....-... .....- 1920
Slater Canning Co by Truptee
to d. w. Reis, ct al lots /,
2 block I 1sabell's Add Sla-
ter ..-.- .-.-....- ..-'.. .....-.. 800
Allen b. Pollard to Van B. Lar
kin lot | block ~ & Alley
Slater \ .-.... ...-.- ...-.- -.-.-. 2450
Heirs of Pnkney VanDyke to
Nancy j. Payne lots I to
10 block A Laughl.n & Herrny
Add Sweet Springs 49,, 1
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16

following address: From the
sympathy L have witnessed in
your countenances, there is only
one thing l am afraid of-that
some of you may feel inclined to
give too much. Now, it is my
duty to inform you that Justice
should always be a prime virtue
to generosity, therefore, 1 wish
to have it thoroughly understood
that no person will think OF put
ting anything on the plate who
cannot pay his debts" The re-
suits was an OVERLOOKING collec-
ton.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16
Colonist Rates West.

March LIST to April 30th. Tickets
on sale to San Francisco and
Los Angles, Portland, Seattle and
other western cities. For par
ticu.ars see o. f. Hawthorne
Agent.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16
SLATER

I Miss Viola Irvine who for some
time has been clerking at Feis store
is now working in Rose & Buck
ner's.
A. Pollard has sold his residence
in east Slater to Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
kin and will soon begin the con-
struction of a residence on North
Elm.
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16

Mark Twain tells of a man
who when he became drunk, ex-
planned to his wife that his con
dition was due to the fact that
he had mixed his drinks. John"
his wife advised, "when you
have drunk all the whiskey you
want you ought to ask for sar-
saparilla." YES" retorted her
husband, "but when / have drunk
all the whiskey I want l can't
say sarsaparilla."
For the benefit of those who
love to hunt, especially for the
young fellow who is inexperienc-
ed here are a few suggestions in
the way OF don't" Don't point
the gun at yourself. Don't point
your gun at anyone else. Don't
cry your gun so that it's range
incluues all your hunting compan-
ions. Don't try to find out wheth
er your gun is loaded or not by
shutting one eye and looking
down the barrel with the other.
Don't use your gun for a walk
ing stick. Don't climb over a
fence and pull your gun through
muzzle foremost. Don't throw
your gun into a boat so that the
trigger will catch in the seat and
the charge be deposited in your
stomach. Don't carry your gun
full cooked. Don't use your gun
for a sledge hammer. Don't car
ry your gun with the hammer
down. Don't be a fool. Don't for
get it."
The following remarkable state
ment is from the Thanksgiving
Proclamation of Governor Hoch
OF Kansas. 1t can probably not
be made by the governor OF any
other state: "One-third OF our
counties are without prisoners In
their jails or paupers in their
poorhouses one-half OF our coun-
ties contributed no convicts to
our prison population last year.
and one-half our prison inmates
never lived in Kansas long enough
to gain a residence here"
A country clergyman while re-
Gently advocating the support Of
a charitable object, prefaced the
circulation OF the plate with the
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16

F. M. Stone spent Sunday in Mel
o with G.. w. Cowan and family
The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16

A country clergyman while re-
Gently advocating the support Of
a charitable object, prefaced the
circulation OF the plate with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Ttlgt die Die Cts, Die Ihr INNER Gskautt HABIT
: Omit IMMzzw
3iebmGrftc.

Union Stod Ooros. NittS,
burg, 30, %. Sonltar. - &inopieb:
Marft itetia; Choice 625 bis $50,
Grimo 500 bis $40. Shaie: Sors
roth leid)t Mortt itetig; Nrima me.
Tiers $40 bis $50, cults uno oroinare
2D bis 800, 9Gmr,er 500 bis 74O,
aGlber 800 bis $50. Sd)weinc: gu.
flibr gut. Morft lebbait; Yrina ego
bis 665, MittelmdBige GAO bis 6i5,
id)pere Dorfes $40. leif)te Dorfers
$50 bis 6t0. 6erfel $50 bis $50,
roube 500 bis 600.
Gbicogo. %. San. : 3inopicb:
3ufubr 1000, Marft itetie; Stiere
400 bis rs, aiibe 300 bis 500, guf
len $40 biz 800, adIber $50 bis 800.
Stcders unb Jeeoers $50 bis $40.
Shlpeine: 3uiubr 10000, @arft &c.
biz Toe. nicoriger; Choice ihhrere 635
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Boot notbia. MiB Noiret petieltc
otter Ben 9las. IoS paro unee.
miitbIid. Ga5u fam Die iteieenoc
0ise. Nad elmer Stunoe eahen Tie
oas Sobran oui unb nIEerten iib benz
2aroe mieHer.
,2onen Sic mir in Sen Wortcn iol.
oen?" iroeic Mib Eoiret an llier,
oils Ger Ioftor boS Segcl ~herablieb.
Sd babe gar nid)ts bon Sbnen &c.
bobt. Ger 2aubaan0 lit Ihattig &C.
mig, I'm nod Elm Stiinodcn llnter-
bollunq nor Grihlaiinna III idliiBen."
sd fonnc iofort nudl Mib."
NlS er binolfqina 5itterte CT inner
lid. IS mar linn, ais miille iin in
icnem 2oubguna etlua1 cntid)cibat.
obrle ooB er 2llit bate, oicic Gntidei.
ouna berbcisuiiibren. Gic Stimmulg
Der il,noen Came. Die CT licbte - on.
rider ipor or iidl MIR oll5u flor -
mar uift Die, melhe er miinihtc. Sb'
re llnbeion9snbeit, ibrc, mic cs ifien.
ieoc iuGrmere Gmpiinolmq nit Sleif
oblehnenoe Seiterteit Batter etpoa
grtGltenoes. llnO Goftor Goertiotl
mar uid)t Ser Mann, lih unporlidti1
einen &orb 81 bolcn.
{Sorffebuua foIof.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Sunge Srau: "@as iagit g.
MIR, iett bat Better Otto ieinel'
Sreuno mitaebraft. un0 MN lint
mir oreiiebn bel 5iih. I'D bin Der
5lueiielt.." - @atte: .S61me Gid,
iper miro oenn 10 obergluubild
iein?" Surge Srau: .gberglan
bid bin ih ia ni6t - aber mir ba.
ben bod MIR fir 5luolf Gerionen Gil
berbeItef."
2ebrer: ,gSenu if 9einen @d.
ter 1000 Marf anl I. Sanuar leib2,
bon oenen er mir ieben Wonat 1O
Warf 5uriideeben iol. ipiepiel idi,l-
bet CT mir ga AM /. Suli?" S6ii.
Ter: 800 Marf." = 9ebrer: Said
9lur 500 0iarf." - S6iler: .No. DC
fennen sic meinen Batter aber
ihleht!"
8emeis. - Trau GU elmer So
din. Die iih ooritelt, aber gar midi
DEN Ginorud elmer &ohin maht)
Isle poIlen als aofin gefpeien fem
boben Sic oenn ein 3eugniB oorii'
ber?" - &6fin: Gins? = bite
SAL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

biz GAO, Builders $50 bis GAO, lcidic
eemiibte 3S5 biz 600, dolce leid,te
600 bis 6O5, Eafing $40 biz 625,
ScrfeI 475 his $50. Sd)aie: 3ufnbr
10000 Murft 15c. biz 25c. nieoriger;
Shaie 425 bis AS, 2Gmmer 525 his
165, SGhrlinge 800 biz 100.
Ginciunoti. g., %. S0nuar.-
Sd)rpeinc: 3ufuhr 3051. Morft lte.
tia; Builders uno Grport $50 bis
900, proinGrc AGO bis $40. Minhpieb
3ufpbr 59S, Marti flor; Grport SOC
bis $50. oroinGrc $50 bis $50. -
SdJoie: 3uiubr 224, Martt itetig
Hreiic 17o his 800. 2Gmmer 475 bis
735.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Gereiniate SGnaer ION Baltimore.

nerd]pr $ Sale; YraHDent SenrD
Sbomos: cprrefponbirenoer nno pro.
tofouirenoer SefrctGr pro TEN. q.
Simmalbeber, SIR. 315, 3oro.goen.
Strabe; 6inan5iefreiar q. SimmeI'
bebcr, Ger. 3t5, 0oro.goen' Strabe;
SdosmeiIter $. MidIidy. Nr. 713,
@orner. StraBe; Girigent Sb. Sent
Berger. SeriammIuns ieben sweiten
1reitag i'm @onat.
yslrion."
SinsItuuoe: Wittpods in Ser
.Stas.Saue," Nr. 205, S%anouer.
SiraBe. Giri9ent: 3. Nelamet.
nIrbeiter. MGnnerd)or."
SouptqlIartier: anbreos' Saue.
Nr. 314, Sonoper. StroBe. Sing.
itunoe: lienilaBs. 0irigent: George
@. Eoblmann.
oarbeitcrs 2ieberiaiel."
Sollptquartier: gol5' Sale. Nr.
4OS, @eit.9 lexington. Strabe. Sing.
itunoe: Mittpods. 2irisent: SUI
bert Stripped.
,0aoenia. WGnnertor
Sauptquartier: Yratt. unb 5.
StroBe, SigblauOtopn Singitunoe:
Iienltogs. 0iri9ent: Gouarb9 odner.
,@ermania.N Gnnerd)ur."
Sauptquartier: 8ermania 9 Wan.
nerhor.Soue Nr. 4t0 Bis 412. WeIt-
2omboro. StroBe. Singitunoe: Sons
neritoss. Girisent: 9beooor Sem.
berger.
.Srobiinn."
Sauptquartier: Srobiinn . Sale,
Ne. 1000. 5reoerif gpenle Sing.
Itlnoc: Wittncfs. Eirigent: Sobu
u. 4lein.
"Wo5art.M Gmerd)or."
Souptqllartier: Nobert Vollmer'g
Sale, Or. 1921-1923, Orleans
StraBe. Sinsitunoe ieoen Conner
itog abeno. Girigent: 8. g. Robl-
mann.
.9ocuit.Goint WGnnerhor."
SauptQl,artier: Seoer's Sale, Ode
Cuba. uno anore. Strabe. Sing.
itunoe: Wittpo9 Ibenos 8 ubr.
Girigent: 5. aaroIus.
~Sarmonie."
Snuptal,artier: Nr. Ala. @eit'
6apette StraBc. S%ingitunoe: Gien'
tags. 2irigent: Sobn q. alein.
,Webger.8 eiangperein."
Sa%uptolartier: Soiimann's Sale,
Gam. uno 6orrcIt.S traBe. Sing.
Itunoe: 9ieuitaas. Girisent: S,,bert
Stripped.
.IbaIia.W dnnerdor."
Sauptal,artier: 8oist's Safe, Rr.
1922. Sariorb.M penue. Sineltunoc:
GienItass. Dirisent: 5. 6. 6ranf.
nGidenfran5."
Sauptquartier: Iuguit @oebel's
(pormals 3orn's) Sale. gde Der 3.
uno Cough troBe, Siablanotown.
S%ingltunbe: Wittnots. Jirigent:
Geo. %. Y0blmann.
.Welobic."
Snuptauartier: 3. &ies' Solle,
ode GopitraBe uno gelair. Warft.
Singitul,be: 0onneritags. G~iriaent:
j. &arolus.
,@erlnania.G Quartet. Club"
Sauptauurtier: 8asner's Salle
Nr. Tic, Roro.Yaca.S traBe. Sing.
itunoe: Gicnltags. Girigent: s.
9arolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
{SortfebuHa roIat.)
Soppsltrag6oie in Ehilaoelpbia.
Sdouipielerin Mo5it &cmnp bon ih,
rem 9icbbaber erid)oi'eu.-Sclblt
moro oeS SbGterS.

moro oea Sb1ter&.
EbilubeIpbia, IS. Sanuar.-
Siinoige 2iebe lpnr ole llrind)e Der
Sro9Dhic in Dem Souie 9tr. S31,
Gherrpitr., lpelfc ji6) Ibcnos nud If
llbr o~bqeipielt bnttc unb 5u Scr gr.
moroung Der 10 Sabre olteli SurlcSf
SNouipiclerin Mu5ic &ennp BON gtr.
I54. Noro SronflinItr. uno gum
ScIbltlnoro hires Sicbhahcra, 6ce 81
Sabre often 8elller3 Benjamin Sd-
mcrling Iilbrte, Der bel ieincm Snfel
Sarrp Solmon in Nr. 505. Siio 3.
Str, nohntc. Gle 9ciben botten iid,
Dor orci Monutcn i'm Stnoerloin fen
ncn aelernt, elm intirnea Nerb0ltniB
altQcfniipft, lpic es lid) BORT hefanut-
lid, iebr id,lcIl ernicbt uno lpurell
bGilfiQ 5uInmnlengetroifen. @enlas
min mar IN Sorn II. Soru'3 Reitnll'
rant. Or. 1926, Worfct Str.. oils Sell
ner allgeltellt. Gr hattie %Dorgeltcrll
Nbeno lid, iriibcr OILS a~clpGhnlid) crlt'
fernt, i'm nit Mn5ic 5ulomnlen5utref-
len. Mad)bem lie III cincm billiaen
Hcitaurant 1egeiIcL bc1abcu tic Iid)
il, cin Nou6cpiae Shcoter an s. Ctr.
no tic 2oQcn NlGse cinnnbmen. Gort
id)oil hatten lie cinen Streit, ober an
Iheincnb berubi9tc Wo5ic ibren Sieb-
baber mo iolgte linn nod Dem &ouic
IN Gbcrrp.S trabe, no lie bon Der &c.
literin Sean sSoro ein 3irnnler all9e.
mielen erbielten.
Volb baroui frod)ten 5tuei Sd)iii'c.
Gle Folijei ipnroe geruIell, Die 'ord.
iGltig perid,loiienc 3immertbiire lullr.
DC erbrohen. unb auf Dem Bette fall0
iid) WoSie Gennp IN oen letter 3ii.
gen mo ihr 81 SiiBen Samerlin9,
Gr lpar bereitS tobt. Cine III Die
red)tc S6lGfe ociagte augel bate
ieincn ioiortigcn Soo CUR Sol9e &C.
bobt. Gle SSniniien oes Souies, Sean
6orb, ellie Mc@orritp, bon 45l,
Norb. Sronflilt.S Str; Wnmie Ecorion
bon bcrielbcn goreIie, uub Moiie
MpleS, BON Nr. 1924, Spring.Str..
lpuroen Uerbaftet, ober belte nad) eli
neln @erbor Dor Yoli5eirihter @aI-
lo9ber eltlalien ndd)oem iie peripros
fen batten, iid) 5i,m Goroners Sn.
1uelt cin5ufinoer.
Sic grhcbungen Der Eoli5ei ergo
ben Ole llriud)e Der Sroaobie: Wosie
aennp ipor nit einem SdnnfwGrter
Homc1s Sad acnnD perbeirotbet nno
lpohl1te nit ibn 5uinmmen in Der at.
9~eaebeneu Iorciic III Der Srontlin-
StraBe. @enllp lpor auBer Irbeit.
Sanlerling bate III Grfdbrung &C.
brodt, oob feline @elicbte bcrbeiratbet
iei nnb i'm potetIana belogcn uno
betrogen babe, mno ocsbnlb oos blus
tioe Ironro. BOD Dor ieinem @egs
oebcn bon &otll II. Sorn's HeItuits
rant bottc er chem leiller Gouegen
geia9t: y@enn Til bon Der grmor.
ouna elmer Srnn boren %IoIlteit. 10
.uirit 3u rpiiicl1, baB i'd, Der Morbcr
ki,, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Gioeutbamc, min mad, Seutidh(aub.

bon 10 sldern bilis gu perfuufer. Spei i1eue
Sduier, 10 bel IS. reip. 16 bel 80 SUB. itnb
par1ui; ferner pehe1 Die Wobel, Stod1Geihirr,
lpipie eire nere griitnrdfhine nebft .Yroooer"
nit. sum 9reiie bon 5000. 9ine Sppotbef bon
S222. Die nod auf benz -Flaee iic0t. fam blei'
ben. 70 ndb sum 9lnfari MIR S57S ericroerltb
Ipdren.
Sermann gaocnbpup, 3immrr 723-727, Cat.
tter. Vfog, III, 9,uro.Gbartes.S trnke.
(@pntt0 1o1Gtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Bidder eIangperein bon Baltimore.
Cirigent: Yrof. s. &orolus.
Sauptal,artier u. @aSeuer's Sole,
119 Noro.Yaca.S Ctr, ieoen Samitag
abenb, nit 4usnabme oeS britte,l
Samitass i'm Wonat, Sinsitunoe.
Npril7--1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

$3.50 - Sir zines iener pradbihoueu Sdrs
fer nabe YGiierfon.Rarf @r. 90. %. 2s ETC..
Rorbs Sares GiraBe. Gemertiric Irottrire, aels
Ter unb Sof; emoinirie Eaheipagne rno ali,
henaaSeuB etc. $50 Vaar tno 5ttit inter fetr
Ieihten Vebinsuneen iaufen cineS iener moher'
ren 9iufer. 8eltdtiai lie rno iiber6euat 9nd,.
Sebr IeiAte N~eoinaunaeH. Gniuaro Z. Stord.
an Crt NIB etene. (Suui17 ,13,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Gfe1 boleubet cine Reihe mooerner. 5tpei.
f!5diaer Sdufer. feds 5inmer ul1b Bah. Sas
eIofet, MnfdIub an fanitiren anraI. 9reis
$3.50 sieoriaer @runbsirS. Obiae Sdufer
baben bobs uflo eeiunoe Gage, gsat5ufrasen
bel q 4. @alaaber, Rarmeiiter. bureau in
Rr. 2537. Cf.W lpnumentsstr. G43-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Steusgeiuh
gu %ucrfaufeu.


Su uerfauicn:
l2ai 2ier 6Grnt, SariorosS olrtp, Dlo. -
9 MiIuien SSegs bon Der GiierbnbnftaIlon -
!2ais nit 4 3immern uuo gltengebdloe; Erets
5000. 90. WiuB pcgen Stliebens eines gsah'
laiiee ~oeriauft fpcrheu. gad3Iiraaen bel 1caH
4 Johnnnicn, Hr. III, Guro'G har.es' Strahe.
l21-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Baltimore Marftberidltc.

Baltimore. 2S. Saiiuar 1909.
Di L. 3uinbr 3517 6aiier. elm.
iflieblih l05 61Iicr 5u 2ocuit.Yoint
unn 55i IGiier i'll Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
@einaitS. Weiesenhciten.
mn Ri{tu EnriunS Eprmi

Sn @ueuu Biita Sprines. Ierpaubte ipoIeti
Elm $500 SoteI nit polftinoiaer .gisiiaituna
fir $500 perl1uien. Sam ioiprt in Ve'ts &C.
irpmmen perben. 6elc9enbeii fir 8ootfaprteH.
@abcn unb Sifbeu.
Gdute & 60,
ESanl1-l f02 Eit.9eIington.et Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
0Ghmiihp W1fpr

9obmiihe Bidder.
Snuptauartier: Nr. 1913, Glib,
lano.ape. 6. & g. Gel. Wolie 376 q.
.gintradt."
Sallptai,artier: 5iumann's Sale,
Ode Sort Ipenue unb Nnore;S traBe.
Sineitunoc: Mittpofls. Ga9,1O
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gercins.& alcnocr.

.9nrbelien.0erein."
Sefretdr @m. Sbomas, Yer. 2219,
6airmount.Ipe. Geriamm!un0 ieoen
speiten Iienltag i'm Nonat in Wc'
ber's Sale. gfe Wabeira. uno
gaitern.auen,ie. (Son15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

IT 0 4 z 7 IT. = 0llIIINt 800 VlIIultI,
aus ben GIeuatorcn 5uriidgesogeu
1901 9uihel; Glepntoren . Torrotb
1927 9uihel.
Seiitigc ShIuBrnte:
Nr. 2 mcltlider Roggcn 80 -S2h
Su SGden jc nab S.l,os
lltGt. 10 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

Sine autoebeuoe 8dferei; so Sdiier Wte6I
pro 99ode. Wtan a%orelltre: IS. ~" Tcutiher
Sorrc ,uuocut. t2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Gtelcnaeiude.
steaeleiuh

steneleiud:
Gin gutter 8ider fudt S%tellltn9 ais 3lreiie
0ano fir Nroo uno Aous. 9iah5ulragen in
Nr. 1120, 9tpro. W.uuntr Strafc. (2a-30)
Stelsgeiud:
Sin eeuiiher &upuleriit 81 Sabre ait, init
auier ~Nicfercr;. biiiet o~riIIgcuh nm iraero mel
ne 9lrheji. slorc'ic crbeten en- Faui SermGun,
Nr. 60i, Git.Eratt. StraRc. t2@b
Gtelcacindl:
Gin oeuliuner WldnII Ino STAT fICbet Siel-
luna. Der miann fir SaueGrheii, Die Srdu ais
M1hir mo 9iialtrin. Nnd5Hfraaen in Or.
1901, Sit.Erntt. Strnns, orittes Stodiuert.
(2Q-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
auf Der bttli9en gffetten.
0orie.
FIRST CALL.

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W0l9. = 3NFllNr IH,UII Wuldel;
Gcrionot ron oen @lepatoren l514
gnid,cI; elcnatorcl @orra'b 79s,-
7SS 0lIidcl.
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Notcr. = 3nfubr 6Dl2 Vuld)cl;
aus sen Glruatoren nriidgesogen
5l37 @uihcl; Glepotorcn . &orratb
199,9S7 @uid)cl.
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Scrlangt: Wtancr .unS anaben.
8erfaugt:

3erfaugt:
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ala Neiier. Ghas. ~. St.eff, YinHos Sdbrit,
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t2o30)
gerlauat:
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lpRrhburg. Ga.. 81 gebcn: 2obil SIG pro 8ohe.
Eld,5utrdqcn in Gr. Sf5, Septts Stratc.
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WS1hden at Tdhmaftiie1. lm oGS Rod
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pibreno Der Sebr5ett. 9tact5ulragcl bel SfluR
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C25-0,S Bod
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-15
lightning Conductor. ON ships.

In spite of the popular impression
10 the contrary ships remote from the
land are seldom damaged by lightning.
although some of the most awe-insnir-
ing displays of atmospheric electricity
are frequently witnessed by those on
board them.
Standing rigging and even parts Of
the running gear are now made of
steel wire. and this substitute for the
old-fashioned hemp serves the purpose
of lightning conductor when the ship
is not fitted with such an aid to safe
ty The electric current is conveyed
down the wire rigging and reaches the
sea through the vessels metal hull.
Damage occurs only if the current be
interrupted on its way to earth. In a
comparatively large proportion of in
stances the foreroyal truck is struck
by lightning. that of the main less fire.
quently and the mizzen least of The
three.
Very serious casualties under this
head occurred to warships and mer.
chant vessels in the days of wooden
hulls and hempen rigging. Many yes
sells are now fitted with lightning con.
ductors of approved types. lest the
wire rigging should fail to carry off
the electric current