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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Gdltc gmcrifaner.

Odhc NmcrtfuHeT.
Ger ngiirgerperein" lebnt anihIuB
an Den oOelltiden Slottenperein"
ob.-Spmpdtbiiirt init Sen Slot.
ten6eitrebungen Ser Icuti6en. lit
ober cine umeritaniihe @eiel-
ihoft.
Cine lUeiie Ittport gab ole Gre,
futine Oes olluobbdn9igen 9iiraer-
GereinS bon MurDlanO" Dem o0eut-
id)en 6lotten,8 creiu I'M %uslauoe" in
Berlin. Ger 8oritan8 bate benz
o9iirgerberein" elm S6reiben 3itge,
ianot, in meldem gum anihluB an
Den &erbonO otfgeforoert purOe, II.
in Ser geItrigen Sitlrg Der gretutiue
fam Die 3uidriit sur 8erleiuug. Rah
~(dnGerer 9eipre6un9 Der Angelegen.
belt mur0e 6eidloIien Dob Sic 9eit.
glieoer Oes o@iireeroereins" ipob[
nit Dem &crbono ipmpotbiIirten, ie.
0oh quite omerifaniide 8iirger ieian
unO OesboI6 Dem @unide, ii1 Dem
Serbonoe ou5uIdIieBen, nidt nod.
fonnlen f0nnten.
Sn Der Seriommlung muroen bic
folgenoen &oriiber ser peri6ieoenen
Gomite'n fir Die 9ellti6e Gagfeier
%crnunnt:
6titbeb0r6c - 2Sobn Siarfs, 5eIt.
ErGitoent 8. 6. Sdneioereit6, erIter
&icc- YrGli0ent; Wurtin WeDeroirf.
5%rpeitcr Gice.Erdii6eut; YouISo6unu
len, 6eit-S efretGr; Senrp ~. 8on
Seine, Sdotmeiiter; Auguit H0oer.
Sinnn5.S efret1r.
GntpfangssG omite Senrp g..
SbomoS, 1. &oriiter; 5. ". 8e9ren.
BERG, 2. 8oriiber.
6laggenparo6e.G omite - Z. Ereo.
@oBler, Mori6oQ; CIR. Mutlfler,
Ioiutnrt.
Forf.G omitc- Otto 9riigeemonn,
/. &oriiber; @tur aretidmor, 2 gor.
iiber.
ltnterboltung8.Gonli = Sp. Ser
mann, /. &orliber; Sermann Sell.
mel, 9. @oriibcr.
DECORATIONS Gomite - q. g. Sanf-
bancl, /. SOriibcr; hilbert Sober, 2.
@orIiber.
Segel-Gomite - GboS. g. Sepbolb,
I. Goriiber; armin Sdoer, 2. @oriit.
ger.
@liidsroO.G omite - 6ran5 Heiu.
borot, /. 8orliber; IuguIt Dorr, 2.
GorIiber.
8reB-Gomite - auquIt :, Grappc,
Goriiber.
Erogromm-Gomite - aorl q.
10. Sholb, I. 8oriiber; s. 8. Sdons
rid, 2. Gorliber.
llniol.Gomitc - Or. i. s. &c.
6olO, /. 8oriitcr; Gr. q. $. Moper,
3. Soriiber.
Sinon5.Gomite - Senrp g. 0on
Seine, 1. 8oriissr; Ms. 8autbduel.
2. &oriiBer.
9omen.Gomite Srou Maric
&ober, I. 8oriiberin; 5rou Sran5isfa
Goigt, J. @oriiberin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
&orucbmrr Seiud) nud Nciu.Yorf
itmtcriuc0s.

@copcL II. Slni. - Ger Scr
500 BON @lliie mo @emobIin idiii.
ten iif belte bobicr urli Dem Cant
pier Berlin" nod 9tem. Dorf Gin.
Die NcrsbGin 1T cine Godtcr ocS
%perItorbcncu 8raien BON @ariS mo
mitbin cine SdJmeitcr bcS &er5ogS
Don Orleans un0 Scr &cr5o0in pom
NoIto. Ser &eerjoa lit cin Sobn ocs
0er5o15 pom Gbortre9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
,,SlabOmia" bcrlOl en-.
Gnnnrb Sampfer nn elmer IsOreus
Sniel geltranSet.

Sniel seitranOet.
Goiio9icre bon 5wei 0elltiden Can't
perm an @or0 gcnommen unb
meitcr bei6roert. - Sun9cr 80.
toner NOpotat nuf ieiner Sod)'
5CitSrciie umgetommcn. - Ser
idman0 bon Dem 9ampier Ser
lin" 5miiden @euita unO NcopeI.
Grbbeben in Der Gipiero ior-
ocrt Menidenleben gum Spier.-
&ene3uelo's 8iiroe bur6 ben
tiir3liden 9eiut umerifaniider
ariegSi6iiie in Ga @uapra &C.
frGntt.
Ncn.O #. SUM-. = Sente
9todnlittog trof Die Nadridt bi!r
Elm, OoB Der Gimor0.G ompfer oSlu.
poniu," ipeldcr an 3. SUM bon bier
nod Neopel abging, an Der Sniel
Shores g~eltranOet iei, uhO boB Icine
Yoliogiere bon onocrcn S6iiien an
9orO genommen muroen. Gle &aiii-
tenptIiogiere, ITO an Der 3obl luur-
oen olrf ben 3ompier n>Srcne' pom
Hor0o. 2lopD ml0 Den 0ampier 30
tdpio" bon Der &amburg . Amerifos
2inie iibertragen. 0iele beiOen Shtfs
fe limo ouf Dem @ege nod Ncopel,
Won fiirhtet, poB bic nSIoponio" TO.
tai perlorcn lit. Die Sniel Stores &c
bort ST. Der N5orens@ rllppe. Gic 3iDi'
Observation-Disclosures, 300 al Der 3ob(,
mltrOen ebeniollS 0urd) Die uSato.
uio" peiter beforOcrt. Gic nSlouo-
mia" lit elm S6iif bon 6720 Gonncn,
80 SUB lang, 80 Sub brett u1o %
SUB ticf.
Gie Gunoro,2inic erbielt ibrc crit
Nodri6t iibcr oos llu9liid our9 ben
Hor0ocutidcn 2lop0, inOeiien limb
ieitocm Gepeiden ans 2onOon cingcs
t%roifel1, mcldle sic WelOulla bcItGti.
gen. Ite Goiiogierc iuoren 40 ol
Der 3obl, 0arlrnter 10 in Der 8aiiitt
un0 800 I'M 3nii6en6ed. Gle &oiiis
tcn.Yoliogiere moren toit iGnlnltlif
Imcritoner, einidlieBlid 10 bis 20
Witglieoern elmer Gootideu Court
lten.Eortic. Die Shores Sniel lit Die
neltlidltc Der Y5oren-8ruppe mo
BON geiGbrlihen alippcn umgtber.
Sbne ooS @rIdcinen nnb Die
prompte Siilic Scr beiOcu Oeutld)en
Gomper miirOc mobrideinlid) GROCER
2ebanSperluit 81 melbcu 9emeIcn
iein. Ger &orIall lit cine meitere BE.
t~6ati9utg Der troOitionellen 6reinto'
ldoft 5miid)en Ocn oeltid)cn Cant
pfer.@eicnidniten unb Der 9unnros
Qinie, mo erinnert olt einen Gbnli,
delr Dor II bis 10 Sobren eingetrc.
tenen S6iiibrud), oenienigen beS Gll,
noro.G ontpiers Oregon" belien
Wannid)oft mo Yoiiogicre iGmmtlib
Ourd Den NtorOo. 2lopO 3ompicr
n8lllbo" gerettet wlrbeu.
(@inc pple 2iitc Scr aoiiitcn.Gols
ioaicre miro bellte Nben0 peroifent.
lid)t, inoeilen miro ourin Die Aoreiie
oeriel6cn nid)t ongeqcben. gflr ne
nige beutid flingenOc Namen linO
n,tf SCR Siitp prthnItpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

0tc9eeroigung oeS an Don.
nerItog Nbeno I'M gIter bon So Sab
rem an oen 6olgen zines Dor elmer
@od)c crlittenen Shlogoufaacs Der.
Itorbenen UtebgermaiiterS Charles 6.
Flitt iinOet moraen Iodmittag nm
. llbr bonn Srauerbaltie, Ger. 2312.
8oirntount Ioenue, aus ouf Dem
6ricbboie Der erltcn Oeutlten perei.
tiaten euong. slutb. @emeiitoe Itatt.
Ser Seritorbene binterlGBt ieinsg9itt.
be, 6rol Barbara Elitt. Gr por
Wtitglieo oeS Centennial i. Wesger-
8ereinS Nr. f." Der Bitter ser Sr,i-
belt" Der D2oge @r. 80, s. 8. I.,"
uno oes ~Seiicn.G ormitGter Der.
ems"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Wuni3ipal In9clcgcnbeitcn.

~N SHIfllilpll W SltVDCltulllR'NI
orrd @innobmeu al Straicn be.
5oblt. - Eitt9burQCr Sirmo &c
ocntt, iibcr Ocn 5ltm 9olt scr
0CiGnQuiBjcllen pcrman6tenS tu1l
9ci6mer0c 5u iiibrcn, Nnocrc
NutDbultS- 9tadridtclt.
Cine intcrelinnte 3llommenltcl'
luna, ans mcld)er arlihtlib it, Dob
sic Stroicn, mcIdc bic nImericon
Gtrcct 2igbting Company" fir Scr.
nohlGiiigunq pes GicnltcS 81 5oblen
bat, sic Soften Der Snipcftion ilbar
trifft, bat ioebcn Superintendent
McGuen bonn StrnbenreinigunGS-
Gcportemcnt uoncnbct. Sie @ci2l
idoit bat Den goutrott fir oaS Cant
pcnon5iinoen ieit ocnt /. Npril 1908
mo Ourh bic bon Srn. WcGuen ei1.
gefiibrte idorfe Snipeftion lino lttt
scr Belt iibcr $1,000 BON OcrieIben
al Stroicl1 coueftirt morOen, lueil
oie gnQcItclteu sic 2ompen nidt
rcdt5citig loihtcn.
Gin SO td" ans &ittSburG.
0ic .Grncible SSron Company" bon
HittSbnrg bat Der Gontrottbcb0rne
ongefiinbigt, ooB iie in Ser nG6Iten
SibunQ 0cgeir oia Sorte bon StobI
ipeldc bel her, Gnlrid)trnt9 Der rlellen
3eIleu i'm StaotgclGnglliB 5,r Scr.
%nenoung fonmit1 prutcItiren miro.
Die Bon 9prn Sron Company" bon
Glcpelono, 81 bof btfonntlid ben
Gontrdft cfbdGtelt, limo Scrr Breton
meint Dob iid oil Der 9%citimmulg
ser @cb0roe 4nid)t riitteln loiie, "a
ooS Moteriol 5nIrieDemlteaerO lei.
Gouferen5 betreffS oes 81
bertp 7 pifeS.
Nod)Oem mlHtebr oieGigentbiimcr
0eS &ibcrtp Eurupife iih bereit ers
Hart bobelt, ser Stoot ocn in ben
Staotgrcl5en Gelegenen Sbeil Der
g%enonnten StroBe irci 5llr 8eriiigung
ST. %iteller, miro 0eutn1d)It cine Comic.
ret,5 i%tottiin0cnL in iueld)er 6nriibcr
entidieoen miro, o6 ie,er Sbeil Scr
StroBe aus itGbtiihen 6onoS perbei.
iert lperocn iol, o0cr nift.
: Gotb 6nuS Noti5cu.
IoS Qrinfluoiier miro etuo8 flo
rcr. 3uueilen nimnlt cS in ucribies
Oencn Sto0ttbcilCn nod cine gelbli6e
6arbc oit, oaa forlnlt obcr, mic Wols
ier. Sngcnicur Guild crflGrt, oopon,
bob bel ltorfcm @niierDerbroud) bic
Seoimcntc IN ben 8aIicrr0bren ollis
geriibrt pcrocu. 1ie Heierpoire limo
iebt olc nit gutcm floren 8olier al.
gciiiat.
Stcucr Ginncbmcr 9rorlt tot ocn
2ebger-Glcrf 5. 70. Yope gum 9ni'
Tiff ernnnut, ulo 8. 8. 9crrD bon
Der 8. @or0 lit ScOger.Glerf gewor.
oen. Die Nlenocrung puroe onrdJ
sic Heii9nation bes 9oiliiiS 9opio
Goluen berbei9eiilbrt.
WGbreno uierpro5entige S6ligotios
men Der Staot Baltimore filr5li6
105.177 brodten, erb1lt ole Stoot
NensYorf MIR t00.71. Sn beioen
SGllen banOelt es iif nm 50siGbrige
g(nlciben. 9oltimore'S SGlllo lit
mr. reifli1 Orei Ero5ent Scr Steuer-
bolis, nGbreuO Die Sdulb Nelp-
9orf's nQbe5u iiebcn 8ro5elnt Ser
Stener6aliS betrGgt. d a
Gic arditeften . Gommiiiion bat
Die bon Barter & Sbomos ousgeor.
6eiteten Bl6ne fir ein 11elieS 8e6Guoe
81 9absGiem beglttobtet. .1 9aS @e.
bdil6e miro mtgeidDr $4,000 foitcll.
Sr. 5. Spencer Glarfe bot Die 8ool.
tiif-2 ocs 3egers Sobn Sobnion
fir ben 9etrieb zines Bool5immers
i'm Snuic Nr. 2404, Suoion. StroBe,
mioerruien, neil iid BORT Subjects.
rurl9en ereignet baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Ger III Sire SsIano. nnlpt

Ger 5it Sire Sslanos mnipeit
Nep.DOrf, eeltranoete iponii6e 0am.
pier oantonio 2opej" liegt nod i'm.
mer felt, in6eiien bat man Die Soil.
ming niht o~uigeoeben i'm wieoer
ilott ju MAIDEN. Gos 8ep1d ser
Gohagiere uno elm GROCER 1beil oes
Gargos muroe geitern a~usgelaoen
ino nad Neiu.Dorf 9ebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Otis 9. Smitb, Der grnor.
oitns iciner SdiueIter Cora Belle
Smitb iiberfii6rt, puroe gciicrn 81
Sadionuiae, 5la., ourd Den Strang
bingeribtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Iusflug mad Colonial
. d.. - Sic GngeiteQten Der yGbc.
lapeafe Sron @orfS" perouitolten
belIte i6ren jabrlifen suSillg nod
Golonials9eadl God.Greef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

anfniipung g. Snfel (pobl.
bobenoer 4rSt): sd fann Dir Die
freuoige Mittbeiluts maben. oaB id,
sum SanitGtsratb ernonnt BIN"
Neffe: ~@ratulire beltens, tpiiroeir
9u oa oieqcidt aud nal meinegelo.
oerbGltniiie ianiren tpoaen?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

8ltS Siegnitrb, 2ouiS Sod nnto SEQ
pol0 @iemann.
SGngero63etf den ange-
laugt.
Die SefrctGr ser peridieoenen Ser
cine, Die iid om SGugerIeit 6ctbeili-
gen tuerOcn, erbielten geitarn Die
GorOor0er5 uno Reconsideration sui
9cion0t. 9oS SGngerieit,Gb5eihcn
lit aus 8rou5e uno bon Der @r6Be
zines &iertelooaorS. 9oIieIbe 5eigt
ooS 9il0 elmer Die 3itber ipiclcnbcn
Game uno oie &niGriit: oNotionoIe
Sdngerieit, 10. bis 81. SUM-.
@b3ct6en OeS gIrion".
GoS 9lb5pihen ocS o9trion" lit olt6
ans gron5e, uno 5por BON ser 8r0Be
zines bolben Collars, ouf mel6em
0nS 8iEo oeS WiumeidngerS eiugros
Dirt lit. Die 9Gnoer bobcn ole Worp-
ldu0er 6orben un0 entbolten ote SIT
ihrift; oarion BON Baltimore. Sic
WtitgIieocr 6eS yNrion" luer0en an
Sonntog Wtorgcu bel Ser erItcn
Erobe III Neiu-gort noQ5Gblig sur
STEELE icin, GcmGon5ert oeS nNrion,"
lpcIdcS an GouncrItag III ser rItlt.
lit Nto6enie" Itottfono. mo6ntenJ nie
p%crIoutet. Experimentation bon &erei-
ncn in ct. 2ouiS, Cincinnati ulO
&oibin0ton bel.
Qcuti6 II u0orii1e Sic.
o|ertran6.
Der n0eutld q. llngoriid)c Qieoer.
fron5" belt geitern Nbenb in 6ran5
Socob'5 &0lc IN Occult Yoiut inter
Der Scitlutg ocS Girigentcu Eroici.
ior $. &riIppel leine regelmGBige
SingItunOc ab. Sn oericlben muroen
Gb0rc fiir 0oS on 5. Suli in 9en.
ferris Eort ltottfinoenOc SdnGer-Eic.
tlc gciIht, ul iuel6cm utbcr ocn &ers
cin ullh nod Der y2ocult Yoint, WGrs
ncrdor" mo Die nSo3ioliltildc Sic
0ertafcl" tbcilnebmen mcr0en. ,St ser
f." id)GitSiibrng murOe cin 0onfidyrei-
ben bonn DDcutihen @oilcubous"
ncrlelcn; oll6 gclon0te cine Ginlos
Dung Der o&creini0ten Singer" 5ltm
6riiblingSfeit 5llr NnIobmc. Gin at.
tipeS Wfit0lico mnr0e ouf9enommen.
2ocu It = oint- % Gnner6or.
&n itottIidcr Nlt5obl botten li6 &c.
tern Nbeno in Steinib' SoQe in so.
llt.Eoint Die Nftiuen 0eS Scout
Foint tWt0nncr6or3" nm ibrcn 0iri.
Mntcn Yroieiior Sreo. GurolllS &C.
idoort, lnO itllbirtc nit groBem Giier
Gb0re fir ooS Singer e Yicnic in
@cltfcrt'@ &urf, Sn Der @ci6GitSs
Situng fiibrte ErGlioent Iugltlt
Sdlorno9l Der &orlit mo SefretGr
Otto 6obcr OoS ErotofoIl. GinShrei.
ben Der Nep 6 Dorfer S1ugcricIt.9e.
bor0c gelongtc 5llr &erleiutg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

1,aRe 5ur Reiie iu's Anslano be.
iorgt s. Saline, Nr. 413, St-8altt
msreitraRe, naBe Gnitum 9axie aSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Scrr Sobn @eb miro &C.
II ) t. - Sir Serru Sobn @eb Den
cbemoligeu &erluoIter Der o@crma,
MIA . Mt1nnerd)or = Soae," lit Elm Of.
fenbor midJtigcS gcri6tlideS 9ofus
mcnt I'M .@crmonio E WGnllcrdor"
ei~ngcIoufcn, bod boben Die 9con1ten
&erru Sets glllfentbalt bis ictt nod
ilid)t i'll Grfobrrng bringen fon1ct.
SIS miro permlltbet, Dab iiN 0erielbe
IN @oibin9ton ollibGlt, mobin lid 0r.
Otto :. Sdiuillg menoen miro. \
S60ne 5tpei It 0dige SGu,
er, mslde ioeben in @olbroof al
Der nellnten StroBe fertig gcltellt
murOen, iinb an mtoerer Steuc oeS
n9cutidct Gorreiponoenten" onges
5eigt. @er iid) Elm ldoneS Seim CT,
merben mill, ioate Die an onoererS tel.
lie beS oGeutihen 6orrelponoenten"
b%cfinolid)e An5eige 0er n&omoro Ge.
oItp Company" leien.
Gifcr Ii Of iiGrt 5u Stes
derei. - Ger llmitono, ooB 5luei
WGnncr ocniclbcn M0odcn ibre gui.
m%erfiomfeit idenften, iiibrte AM
Gonneritog Ibeno OIL Der GaItert.
Apenle, Sigblon6tomn, 81 eincm
bllltigen Hencontre, bel oent Der Sta
liener Samuel Snmeo, ser in Nr.
1882, Gaitern-9(p cnlle, eillen Srltdt.
ltono betrcibt, bier Sdnittluunoen
am aopf Oopontrllg, iuelhe linn an
9eblid) BON ieiltem 2otoSmonn Gas.
Gotunin bon Oar. 36lS, golterutNpe.,
6eigcbrodt nltrbetl.
Gotonio entilob ioiort nod Der
Gbot uno ent5og iid ioiueit elmer
&erbaitlng. Sri. emma Gperbom
BON Nr. 1902, @oItern.9 (penlle, mel.
DIE Die inoirefte @cr~onloiiung 5l Der
Stedcrei gob, Ingte geitern, iie babe
irilber Gotonio's SouSbolt geiiibrt,
babe a6er oieie Stequng ouigcgeben,
oa lie ld)led)t beban6elt iporoen JET.
Sn lcbterer 3eit babe tic ocS Seite.
rem nit Soueo GeiprohenL moourd)
Ole Giierlltd)t Gotanin'S un0 ieines
9raoerS NidloIas berporgeruien NOR.
Den lei.
Sit ao0i S'&eiGt Su Ganf
perpflidtet. = CAB Der l8.jGb.
fige SomeS SHERIDAN pom gr. 40,
Galtern-apenlle, Dem @eiGnaniB emit
9angen it, bat or oem aooi O'Heia
pom 0itlifen Giitritt SIT uerOanfen.
Gr mar iuegeil nngeblifen 0iebitabls
perboItet iporoen, uno eS iteQte iid)
beraus, Dab nngeblih 5reo. SOONER
mo Sonp Iumnlie Die Geriiber Ser
1bot woren. aoOi O'Reia pom olt-
Iid)en Giitrift retteta S6eribun, ser
ldon Dem 0cridtsOerfobrer iibrrluie.
lell mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Nernhetmer Bros.
arphe Tamilien.S aoem,

WtHt EthDt Tut Nu.
Gazette StrqBe, our6 bis 5ur &eginstonsStrabe
SeiteuIitgeit per goft ODER 3elepbon ae.
piiHldt ,uro prompt eeiiiIt nit auSrabme
Der bitrtb 5eit beidriniter 8ertdnte. 49,
biuiger. SSus milere lSa9en IN Sbrem Sauie
u%blieferu, lit be5ablt, g8ir o~eriauien rur 9e9eIl
gndr.
3u nnierem Neitanrnnt.
Cine tingerieriiae R~ianiittn ipielt In luie.
rem hciinlrnnt all Die n~eileiten Sbldger. 6rel
fir gtue. vile ipilfommeH.
,%9leiict" GrocrsSc partemcut.
lin fdoneI mo incbaemdb beoieut 5u iper-
ben, telepbouire uoer made man Selleuliileell
per gOit an Serubeimcr's pHettet" Sroer'@e'
partement.
WDntal
grpBer gurgaius8crfaut an
Sebt Utontdgs Sun" mo pgnIertcaH" lnr
g1beres.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17
The Land of The big Red
 Apple

! J. H. Hansen, of St. Joseph,
 brought some apples to town
 Wednesday that were grown on
 his farm. They were as fine as l any we ever saw any where.
 Judge R. c. Smith brought one
 of them in the office and we asked
 him where the larger ones were
 and the Judge said MT. Hansen
 had sold them as pumpkins. We
 meas lred the one we had and it
 measured seventeen inches
 around and weighed one pound
 and seven ounces. There is never
 a day but what MT. Hansen is to
 be seen on our streets with vege-
 tables and fruits. Watermelons, cantaloupe, peaches, pears, and all kinds of garden truck and all the finest of the land. We do not
 care what climate or locality you
 may visit, you will not find any
 thing better and freer from de- fects than the fruit and vege-
 tables grown here in the vicinity of Holbrook.J The whole country would produce just what you can see at the farm of MT. Hansen if the land was watered and. worked as he works it. Then we have an other advantage most other countries have not and that is the climate. There is no better in the | world. It never gets too, hot in | the summer nor too cold in the winter. We are a mile high and though the temperature gets quite warm it is never oppressive. It will only be a few years until this will be recognized as the best part of the great southwest.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

H. H. Scorse who owns con- siderable land on the tract water ed by the Roosevelt dam is down there this week looking after his interests. MT. Scorse is one who has the faith in this country and he predicts, and rightfully to, that this will be the best part of Territory in short time.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Hon. Q. R. Gardner left this morning for his home at Woodruff, after which he will go to Calf. to buy a large bill of lumber, for which to build the new school building.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Sheriff Jos. F. Woods made a trip to Los Angeles, last week for a young man who had done Fred Harvey. The Sheriff got his man and he is now guest of the Sheriff at the jail.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Miss Ballard, of Snowflake, who had been visiting with her friend Mrs. R. c. Smith, return ed home Saturday.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Conrad Hess, Jr. Recorder of Deeds left for Kansas City, yes terday where he will market a train load of fine fat lambs.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Will Wooster made a flying trip to Snowflake, Monday return ing Tuesday. E.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

s. B. Shumway was in Winslow Wednesday, and returned the same day.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

A water system will reduce your fire insurance just half.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

legged that if some one is injured by
debris now scattered about the street
the street car company and also the
city would be liable to damages, the
latter because the proper danger sig
nails are not displayed at nights.
To point out the numerous places
where the street is dangerous would
require legal complaint. Early this
week the company sent out a squad of
men and they Immediately set to
work tearing up the street at regular
intervals. The holes made in the ma.
cadam were particularly large. The
squad did not leave the holes open but
the same evening filled them up with
the dirt removed that day.
Too Much In Hurry.
The men seemed to be more in a
hurry to complete the repair work
than to do it well. 1t appears that
they. were very indiscriminate as to
the condition which they left the
street for it would require about a
dozen red lights in every square to
warn people. The mounds left by the
company's workmen are much higher
than the street proper and are suffi-
cient to cause horse to stumble The
workmen We're also careless about re-
placing the large rocks and some Of
these were deposited on top of the
mounds while others were left lying
in the street.
The street is especially dangerous
to bicycle riders, owing to the pres
ence of the rocks and mounds. Be-
sides being unsafe, the street is no
ticeable for its unsighty appearance.
Any resident along the street will CON-
plain about the numerous occasions
that the street has been torn up by
the company and not properly repair
ed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29
E. S. Johnson, the Co|Iinsvi|Ie
Agent, Testifies at Coron-
er's Inquest in Damaging
Way to Richmond Man.
MCDONALD IN DENIAL
OF GRAVE CHARGES
my God, ! Left That Switch
Open" Is Remark McDon-
aid Said to Have Made
When No. 1875 Whistle Blew
palladium SpeciaD

Hamilton, Ohio, Oct. 29.-Coroner
Burnett began his inquest today into
the Collinsville wreck of October %
Ralph Mcdonald, head brakeman on
freight No. %, on whom Superintend-
ent .Neff fixed the blame, testified that
he had not been nearer than 80 feet to
the switch on the day of the wreck. He
said that he had no occasion to ap-
proach it. and he claimed that he threw
the derail and walked around the west
end Of the elevator and into the station
to await the passing of passenger train
No. Is. E. S. Johnson, the substitute
station agent at Collinsville. directly
contradicted Mcdonald. He testified
that Mcdonald was in the station
when No. IS approached and cried out
My God, left that switch open. ,
Johnson testified that he saw a men,
ber of the crew of 81 close the switch
when that train left the siding. He
did not notice which one. The entire
crew of No. 81 will testify this after
noon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

one for him. Mr.. Leeds told the In
dianapolis aviator that when the diri-
gible he then had under the course OF
construction was completed and he
was ready to make the trial flight. to
wire him and he would go to Indiana
polls and witness the ascension and
would, possibly. be a passenger. Yes
terday Mr.. Leeds received a telegram
from Bumbaugh, stating that the trial
flight of the big airship would prob
ably be made this afternoon, providing
the wind was favorable.
If you buy a Bumbaugh dirigible.
what will you name it," some one ask
ed Mr.. Leeds the other day.
I'll name it the Palladium" he re-
piled.
Late this afternoon II you see some
dark, peculiar object lowering over
your head, get out your field glasses
and take a look. It may be the Bum
baugh dirigible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29
U. S. IS REVENG{O
Clever American Woman Sue
ceeds in victimizing
Paris TradeSmen.
DON'T LIKE BEING GOATS
(American News Service)


Paris. Oct. 29.-Paris tradesmen
have been victimized to the extent Of
$4,000 by the Count De Gubatta, and
the beautiful Countess" an American
woman. according to the statements
of the police today. The couple, al
though they have been in Paris but
short time. quickly made themselves
known in the resorts Of the wealthy
idlers, and they have spent a fortune.
They were arrested in their apart
ments. which they rented from Count
Andrikorff. formerly Chamberlain to
the Empress of Russia The man de-
clared that he is the son Of the late
Archduke Otto of Austria He came
here from New York, it is said. The
woman's right name is said to be Beck
and she is widow, according to the
authorities, who assert that she is the
niece OF a New York millionaire. She
married her companion in New York
a few weeks ago, she says.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29
R. G. Leeds and Three Other
Richmond Men Left This
Morning to See Flight of the
New Bumbaugh DirigibIe.
PALLADiUM'S EDITOR
PLANS PURCHASE ONE
If the Balloon Operates Sue
cessfuIIy He Will Probably
Buy It or Place An Order for
Its Duplicate.

r. G. Leeds. of this city. like hun
dreds of other Americans, has become
enthused over aerial navigation. He
is ambitious to own either a dirigible
balloon or an aeroplane. and to be-
come a sky pilot. The chances are
that he will soon be the owner of the
former class of air craft. He left this
morning for Indianapolis. in company
with Charles Morgan, E. H. Harris
and Carl Bernhard This afternoon,
if the weather conditions are favor
able, Mr.. Leeds will go with George
the aviator who operated
the small dirigible here during the
fall festival, in the trial flight of the
monster dirigible balloon. the largest
in America, which Bumbaugh has jus:
completed.
II the balloon operates satisfactorily
and Mr.. Leeds discovers that he is as
enthusiastic over aerial navigation as
he imagines he is. it is probable
that the big airship will be purchased
by him or he win give Bumbaugh an
order for a similar craft
ls Monster Aircraft.
The new Bumbaugh airship is about
twice the size of the one recently seen
in this city and much more powerful.
being able to operate In quite q stiff
breeze. It has accommodations for
eight passengers.
Before Bumbaugh left Richmond he
and Mr. Leeds had consultation and
Bumbaugh informed Mr.. Leeds that IL
he desired 4 dirigtble he would build