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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
@u lit gcun Ging?

9oItlmorcr Eolijci Ourd)illdt ouf s(lla
rcgllnG Der Nem-Norfcr 9eb0roen
bic Sto0t nod Dem n%ut6ntobli.
d)cr M0r0cr. - llnmiQfommene
00Itc in uGbinotomn". - Seine
Spur %aciunOcn.
Sic 9oltimorer Eoli5ci ourdiuGtc
0eItert Die Sto0t nod Dem Gbinelen
Econ Sing, Dem miltbmnblihen Wt0r.
Der bon @liic Siegcl, oacroings obne
traenOmcldlcn Grfolg. 5iilfSmori6oa
planning bottc otll Wor9elt Elm Ian.
ceres t%eiepboniideS @cipr1d NIT
Dem Nclp-Oorfer Foli5cidcf uuo IN.
I~trllirtc in @criolg oclielbcn Die CAPT
tdl1c Der perid)ieoencn 0iItrifte, &ellte
a%b6uoroner, I'M iGmmtli6c BON Gbi.
l,e'ell bctriebenen p0er i%reQltcntirten
2ofolc ST burdithen. Ser gar5 PC.
~ion0eren Nufmcrfiumfeit Der 9loli.
rode c%rtrellte lid natiirlid Der ais
nGbinotomn" befurunte StoottbeiL
Die Nod6nrlhnft bon Bart. Npenlle,
Sibcrtp- urrb MorionItroBc. Gic BORT
mobncn0en SimmcIsiobne ulo oeren
gelu6er moren oern alld nid)t iueni9
ilberroIdt, ais cine ganjc gbtbeilung
HolijiItell, tbeils IN l~lniforrL tbeils
III Giuilfleioung, lic gcItern Nod)mit-
tag IN ibrcr %beidoulid)cu Sountags.
rllbe ltortc. Scr Sonntog lit intnler
Gin red)tcr 6clttog i'm 9bineienoiertel
"a miro Elm Spield)cn aenlod)t mo
odB gicIc ultd) iid) BON clncm Opium.
ruilld) i'll iiiBe SrGrmne gollfeIn lai.
lcll, oouon 3eugt Der penetronte
Spilm-@crlldl Der oltS Den Sbiirs
ipoltcn unO ScnItcrritcn Iid ciucn
Neg bnhnt. @ie uielc 3opitrGger
Die Sconltcn obcr nlld) %beiro9tcn, fci'
ltcr lpoute Econ SlllN fcnnen; ia Die
meiIten Gottcn ibrcr G(n0obe nud)
nid)t einntnl etpaS bon Dem ld)1llo.
lid)cn Nerhrcden 0cbort. bo3 ibrcm
%Sonnsmom jllr Hoit grlegt miro.
@iilfsrnmidolI Mionuing beruttc,
oils CT gcItcrn Mor0cn liter ben
Moroiol iprodl bic @%ele0cnbeit, ou,
rnui bin5uueiicn, oob oerieIbe cine
nringcnoc @ormmN iiir ole Glterr
oOcr ioniiigen Sitter bon iuHagen
MGbhen IN iid) ihlicBc. oieicIbelt bon
Der Seriibrnllg nit Gbincicn nod
Wonlid)fcit ierlt5uboltell. ol,6 lpcll,
ca lid Inn SomtogsituloicnIt ban.
oele.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sns Ocntidc 2icb = cine @6ttcrsabe

bon Saul @ieinEn, gruufIpH, BY
frilbct in Baltimore, Wio.
Gin Sil6erQnea aus 8erpcsbufen
@riibt iaubcr6oib ben @6ttergrul.
Snltihdlrtele mint or ted ben Ntliict:
Mir nad uuf mctncll Cant 5llm IGui!
Sens fe9net iGn mad @ottcrpeiic:
Serhreite Sreuoe dllerludrtS
'@ei Neid) ltuo glriH altf Seiner Jieifc.
Stcts 100 Gid 9riibt elm @icnf0euberi.
Ger GtcH ergob ii6 in bic Q1noe -
una tb0ptte b'raus eirt Wienid entiuo,
Irdt eite Wluie tralli sum Hanoe
,lfti nolb'tetn S1uberitdh gcihipiuo;
uro leoer Irppten paro sum 2icoC.
9t3eu9te robe Sun9eslnit,
lnb nit ocm Gieo 800 fiber Srieoc
llno &onngcflbl In Dieni1enbruit.
2eobI lcbrtcn bieIe ibm Den Riidcn.
Nenn aIio'rc &nfier iuouten ite;
lian ilberipdnrte ion init Vriidcu.
laub 9cGen feline Wlclooie;
No1 ais er lam 1nt %fueiletn No0ct
&iar, lilber0eu ms ocuti0e gauo.
1nnl Starrrr I'M Stanrm bcrbGigc5ppcit
Nlis ieoem Sdii. bon ieoeit Strano.
IN icbcm bremlcnocs Gerlurgcu
Dad circin 3runf aus ieincm Sdob
Sic !gIuicn Bnaien boiler 8angen.
2Sdr bod Der hclttfbe Surit 5t GruB!
Infnittr1 oeuti6en @ren51eftetnes
8crblteh pcs GrelleS ioftli6 PiaHh
@uS Scuti1t1umS Gut, ein allgCneineS,
SStll oorl ZEN Snlt elIl Snoe 'dIo.
Die 2~Sirfuta IieB li6 nidt pcrbcblcn,
Vefrerbeno ipobl. oo6 nonneboQ,
Misunderstanding ans ben aeblen
9tt Gico ms ano're tnudIenn dnou;
IN 6nua tnb pof. an iebem Gric,
YIN gSiCae ltno an 1rnuaItar,
Benin irnb' @elng, an @ra beepfurtc
Naro man oe9 oeiildeIt Sdnge gciuabr.
Sic WIuiet feBrtcn ~lIuacnn, iruurig
Sltrild 5Hrt beil'qen @oiterhain:
Sds oetif6c Roll. adj! Seus. al fdluurig. .
Sens ldbeIuo ipri6t: 0ds Solf 1T iein;
gSeiB cs ho1 cine 8ottcrguhe
Sn thdben. ME fcin SoIf Der gEcIt.
Iut! Wltfen, qreiIt sum 2nubcritabc,
Geio clpialit ibnl 6uaeieGt.
Gem Nnlf ici bella un6cfoblen
Yer golonc Gddt, ous bebrc Cleo,
Us bette itb an feline Soblen
uno ihnlle l1lit. lpubin as 5icbl;
IS itlae ,Srieoen in Die Scr5en
Inn throne iibcr GblferBpift.
Sou ME oes qicocs Ma DIT Oeridmcrtcn,
gSeils cine @nttcroabe III,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Eunnrnanf. nnb .llntcrnnna.
NaS Wctter.

Sir Wfarplano uno Den Iiitrift
Columbia beltte flor ltno onbnltcllO
morm, morgen unbaltcnb pnrnl, nm
%belt1nbig ltno iuobridcilllid Hegcn'
iboucr; miloe iiibli6c uuO iiibpcit.
lide Minoc.
Sebr idon mar Dos @etter 9elterL
obcr Die Sempcrotur luar oud) guns
beoelltenO IN bic p0bc g%cgungcn; Die
h0d)lte mar So Wroo bon 4 bis 6 llbr
9tadnittu1S un0 bic nie0rigite 81
0roo Dor & llbr Morgens.
Sn Den onberen @unoes.@ cttcrbc.
observation-disclosures 6e5 Salt0cS luur.
Ocu ole iol9enoen bohIten Scmpcro-
turen per5cifnet:
Goitport 6S. Eortlono Sc, Bottom
81. glbonp 81, Ntcip.O orf 81, $bilo.
oelpbio 81, Ntlontic Gitp y, Cape
Mop Y, @aibin0ton 80, Noriolt So,
SotieraS SO, Charlotte So, Milnlin1-
ton 50, Gborleiton 81, Snponhob 81,
Sodionpile Sc, &l:pitcr S6, Sen @cit
Sc, Itlonto 81, montgomery Is, 9tclu
Orleans so, Yolcltine SO, COLLECTION
81. Corpus Gbriiti SS. Wten1pblS 81,
Cincinnati 30. NiitHburg 81, SSluego
rs, buffalo 66, Gleuelonb 50, Detroit
50, alpena 80, Marquette So; @rccn
Dan 81. Chicago Sc, 0ulutb 81, ct,
Noul S6, ct. SouiS Sc, aurioS GitD
So, Omaha IS. Suron S6, 9i0nlord
SO. SABRE GO, SeIeno GO, Solt Snte
9itp 10, Icnpcr 50, q. Hlottc Sc,
Googe Gitp IS. Amariao 81, Sos gr.
gcleS y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

OoS @egfoIlen beS photographer ~slu-
genleiner Ginbrud", pie ourd Die
8unoessS totllten beitimmt miro, Der
9rcisrihter an DER Substituting ieincr
&ili6t gebentmt mcroc, BOB abcr
trotOcm Die EreiSrid)ter boffcn, ein
iolfcs ltrtbcil bel bern gegenlu1rti.
gen Sdngcricit ob5laebcrL lpeIdca
jcocn 3ipieipolt pernteioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

8otcr Camp rciit mad
Seut d] lamb. - Nn fommClocn
Mittmodl tritt &oter u. @omp, Hcf.
tor Der foth. ct. Antonius. Stride 5l
@orocnpillc. ncidc unl lctten Conn.
tng c%ingelpeibt muroc, cine Ecutid.
lono.Heiic an. Gr mill in llcngcn
bel @olosbut icine @eidmiIter bcln.
den, melde er lett sem Sobrcn nidt
9eleben bat. 81 Glcider 3cit miro
or in Sicngcn Die 5cbnte Wieocrfcbr
oes Cages ieicrn, on mrldjcm CT IN
Der oortigen Eiorrfirhe icinc critic
WtciIc celebrirte. Nod)ocm CT Damn
nod perid)ieocnen Stuoicngcnoiicn ci'
licit griud) abgcitottet bot, miro CT I'M
Septcmber bicrbcr 5ilriidfcbrcr.
9eomtcnmubl. Ger sc.
bren Eioncpr Stub" bat Die ioIgcns
belt 9comtel %ermGblt: Yr1iiocnt y.
Seller, Gice.Frdiibeat ). y. 0orn.
item, Stasmciitcr ). areB, 6inan5'
Sefret1r g. 3uienitcim, protofolliren.
Der Sefretar 2. Sdugom, Sergeant
at Arms Charles Suubcr; llntcrbaI.
tungs.Gomite: u. Sdrooer, 9. 9lll-
meittbol, 5. arcB, 5. 2cpin uno u.
Cohen.
Sr. Sarrom geebrt. Sr.
Miles 5arrom, Dem Gborlelter Der
aIten biihoflidl. proteitantiid)cn St.
Yanls Stride, Der 5uni Serbit nod
9rip-Oorf iiberiiebeIt, uno Dem por
elmer Mod)e bonn Ghor Der St.Eanls.
Stride Gin peraoIoeter Sattltod ais
Mutugoni pcrehrt muroe, bat am
SamItag pom Gbpr 6es Wooiion-
Slpeuuc. Jempels eiilen gieheSbedler
5nm Weid]eHf befcmmrn. Sr. 6ar.
rom lpar Srganiit 0es 5empels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

&altimorcr, meld)e bic SOmmcr.
Munntc a~ukcrbalb Der Stabt Ocrbriu.
gen, fDnncn ocn rGprrripunscnt"
mad irscno elmer gOrciie in Sen Ser,
sinistcn Staatcn, europa, &erifu
nnS Canada 5nacidjidt crBaltcn. Die
ISrciie mag 10 oft ais sciuiiuidJt ge'
Gnbrrt uerScn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Ebeu. $. Sirnrr & So,
217, Sf-Wnltimurc StrnEc.

0clitides tno anbercs nusldnbi.
idlcs @clo s%cfauit ilnb perfauit.
@cloieabnaaea teinrst mod Ieutidp
,tonb, SeitrridN MubIanb IL. I. IN.
@ediel ausgeitelt oui ansI6noiihe
gonfeti. Greoitbrieie uno 1rapeIers
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
gtpti5.
Scb6el's cinsigcs StnSiu.

Seocrmunm frunt ole BON ms &C.
~licfcrtr Nrbrit; mir oenfcn nid)t ba.
ran, nns icldit ai luben, iunocrn iibcr.
loiicn Dies nnirrcn 2eiinnscn. Seine
Srcpprn bri ms ST critcigrn. 2aieu
Sir iid) pan Mnbcrcu nidlt tanidjcn,
cs girbt iilr Gin cinsiscs Srbbrl.S tn.
bio nnb Sics befinort iidl i'm Eartcrrc.
Tdtcn Sic aHf bas Saas, iuu nnicr
Wamcn anf Ebiircn nmb Scnitcrn
itcbt.
Scine Ngcntcn. Sin ErciS.
Mdjtcn Sic nnf
-Scbbcl'S-
321 Hurb-Uag- Ctr, nnbc Sisb.
G5i,tlftl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

Nit NildlidIt alif Die Nb%luelcnbeit
bcs Yartei-@oB 3oaeinnebmerS @n1.
i. Stone III 9ltInntic.Gitn BADEN bic
Hepublifater Die ~Snaugurotion ibrcr
Gninpognc nod ctiuuS hinalisgeitu.
ben. SaS republifoniide StoofsGc.
mite miro lih crit nod ieiner Hiicf.
febr pcrlormcln uno iiber Die 9tomi.
rntions- Metbo0en beratbid)lagen. IS
p%erloittct icood) bon beitinterrid,teier
Settle, Dab Bel Der Domination bea
Sta0t.S idets oas Gropioro-Gouiitp.
SpNtem 5lir I%tluenoilng geIungelt
miro, iuGhreno oie Hihter. iino 2egiS.
latltrsG unter Dem Gonpens
tion2.S piten nominirt perben iullen.
Nod) ben bisberiget An5eid)en oiirfte
Die republifaniide Organization Die
folge1oen Ganoionten mnteritiibei,:
Serrn Nopoleoit 9. 2pbe fiir baS
Mint oes 1eItoments /. H~egiitrntprS,
Scrrn Sobn 3. Sanion fir Gas bes
Sferiffs ino gr .Sheriff George %.
Eaesrtt fir onS bes aftiiors bcS Sri.
minolgcrihts. Sir Ste @ominationen
fir Ole Aemter scr gftlinrc oes areis-
uiio oes Gontutoi Ylcasseridts iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

321 Horb-8 ag'S Ctr, naBc Sisb.
Q5itlttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Mar IciKert.

galtimorc's 0rnti6cr T%butusrapb,
409-411 Noro.@aB- strafc.
6amilicngrnppcn,
Sud5citsgrnppen,
GinSclamfnabmrn,
ainScranfnabmen,
ScrgrOhcrnnser mad
YItcn giloern.
ltniibertruffene fiinitlcriidc Nrbci.
ten. Mdkigr Erriie.
gilbcr iuerScn seidmadbo1 cinsc'
rabmt. Bite, adten sic anf bic
Dbisc IorciIc.
(DeSt3.S&e.15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
$taot Baltimore.
s.@eamciIcr

,@ieturiu"-Gau6eoiae uub &SarosIbilber
nYlarnIanb"-8eitb'S pIH Star"'Snnoeotue
mo 28unbeIbtlher.
unb gbenbs Gon6erte uno @anoeot0c,
Bah ShUrc Hurt" ldgltf SonSerte oes
-4oiionin 9umensO rbetters" uno nnocre slls
WlpOO's Garf.sbratrr adaIi6 BnliSeOiue
mn aHoere lnterbaltnnaei1
Rurestn's Zeal Shpre Cart" Nsitport -
1dglib gSaHoelhiloer uIio nnoere unterbnl'
Cats pshure Cine Bart" IdaIi6 8nuoes
bile nno anbere yttralitnHen.
9niebnll I'M rEriplesGart" 9cutc 5met
Spiclc: Baltimore aeGcii Ntontreal.
,Snbiifer TrnuenperetH" Wttltluo6, bell
20. Sunni, groBes haoiibeS &ulifeit I'M p~99eltcno
,Ntbeitcr.s Gugerbunh" Wuntng, ben ..
Sult arubee Bicutc mo %olfsieit III DSeiiterts
4ari".
1ts 9artsGon3erte tiHOen tpis iol9t ltGtt;
G TS1ta9s. esbcIiaiI Seiilu.. n a: iSlgla.S Earl
(obueAicInb)
Gienfiaa, ...,. aGuttcrfnngBnrt"
Mliiliunh .........,... rnloaptMS8dr1
9onnerliaa. '"S 9ttousTSari
SS oTnisis; IroftcTriion.Tort"
Ras so"nntaas.Gonscrif miro bon iibr BAD.
miitaes bts 7 tlbr .tbcros ~ecbaIten
bon rs biz 10 ubr GbSros linti.
9ruaramm fir beutt.
,,Aipertbe.9nrt."
Suncriirc Al Guarnuh ......... .tSomci
seleiiion EopnIdr sonss Of ioodO aipbarO
gSnl5cr .Souibcr1 WcduttCs". ....... Subnfol
GiccolozSol rgluIh Cana Sbuc".. ... oarimdl
Gr. 3crm1nt Niencr.
Sobnc Sic Sbmiehc I'M @ulne". 90. MiducIiS
Tdntdiie .I little Bit Of coerbtbinp" 9cutefts
Gbarnitcriftit oEbe Drummer 9scapOoe".
Pnr1ar0
chit cingcfit1ten Soli hon Srn. Z. Sclhmaun)
nSnngIe Nioou" ...... @einri1
Nnterme66n Curb" ............ Yolpet
Widrfd .Neobeno" .Reder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21


orobe S0n0cr.@ ettItrcit I'M 0tooiion
SQuorc @orOcu bot begonncn. l(no
wie bat cr %bcgonncn! PTS Oo9 NroBte
miro oos -. Notionolc SGn9erfcIt in
Der bisbcrigcn @ciNid)tc beo .NurO.
0itli6en SGnQcrbum0es" 81 uer5eid)s
men iein. 9nS lpubrc &oiieriretter
berrift bier, uno obgeiebcn non Gin
mcnig Wiiioigfeit, oic Der Rciie 5u5il.
idrcibcn lit befiuocn iid) bic S0n0cr
III better Scrioiiung.
Ser 9ciud) ser 6rei Gon5crtc-Oc5
Gmpion95sGon5crtS an Somitog
Ibeno, oc5 ainOcr. Gon5arts bette
Nohmittog un0 pes crltcn 0roBen
5cit.Gpn5crtcs beutc Abcn0, bel mtl-
dem ollie SGnaey ocS o9toro0Itlid)en
SGn9crtunbcs" mitmirtten-luor Gin
ii6cr oQeS Grmurtca groBer.
Ios &inbcr s on5crt.
Gem airOer.Gonjert mobntc tbat.
iGd)lid @roB.Ncm Dorf bel. Cine
loIhe crbebcnoe 6ciar hotte ielbIt Die
MiuioncnItoot om Suoion nod nid)t
geieben. Serrlid flonGcn Die 9loden.
reillcn Stinuncn Der 1000 aiuoer.
Ger @ciong Der aleincn beme0tc Die
Ser5en Nuer. lln0 ein ipun0erid)oner
Inblid bot onS Sdmcnfen Der 1000
60bnden in ben @Gnocn Der fleine1
Singer unb SGnQerinncn, oils lie
gum Sflrb bnS 2ieb pom .Sternen.
bonner bcruorjubelten. 3mei Gelltid)e
2ieOer murpcn olid bon Dem Sinocrs
dor %9cllngen: Sic @od)t am
H6ein" unb y2orclei." Die guSipro-
he Oes Teutihcn nor cine red]t quite
5a nenncn. 4ic SAulbehorOc unb
picle unocrc Veumte Hcm,Oorf'E
nobnten Dem &inbersGon5crt bCi.
Gas Ercgromm luor oas iolgen0e:
r8r5nuness AEnrft" ..........2. sOeuOiun
te'ts Srhelter.
sgC gtUI IIClip aus uNllIuU Z. . .UtpHOClEipUU
@lenenilrsS tbiiter.
Uric ;sSttb SerOurc GluO" aus pGrcu.
u" 0;rie. ai6et dcltcn. ""'
~ r1be NeGncns Proclatm :. ..,.. Beethoven
~ ~Setlie" (Sob ts 9olp) ....... .Iottnaii
o.. o., SObfbtIcr.
-. o,,. sc;i'ordciter. N,'vYs
GIenicnturs S6iilcr.
Nrie aGOuio al NIurm". .SGnocI
NnuirI WFhNnp
.@raaO Gortcac%$ ""'., ' ~'1D'........5 eis,t
5cit,S r4cter.
"@pnln Of Ooh GaS 4raite" ....... NieoIac
-SmcTt(an 5aniafte" ...".. @iciOr @erscrt
Sic 9So6i am aaibcini .sBiIbSin1
rSic gniucftliben limb criiobt. nit5uiingcn)
Critics 0robcs Set Con.
5ert.
Gem groBen Seit.Gon5crt beiltc
Ibcllb motrtc Der bclltide 9otld)oitar
in Woibington, @roi @crnltorif. bel.
Ter @otid)oitcr bielt cine IniproGt,
III Welhcr ct it icincr ~acluobntet
Wciie ilbcr bic Ncuti6cn ais bic 9Scr.
treter rcS WfGnncrAclonncS lno ais
GuIlturtrGger iproh.
Ter groBc Wooiipn Square @or.
0cn iuor uollbciebt. oils bic 5000 &C,
o;an ,rtsna,, rni,n,, Go,a;aans
MrnIanH L,,n,
w.,,rnm e.. >;a;,. N
WIN i,t,t. 'o' "'
~
"~''''''' Vbt ii m rHoaiIGcs 'tir6citis;y". SS'0'''
'~''"'''' G'"'''S &Snitsnt .a.'' e0''0S "''HS'r
@'flllGll9f mel, ,'S S,ri erie aus "eEEr'aBgi1s" sa.,,r
eo,so,,n,,.S2 ran ednmom seinr ox..,,r
49,, dlatcnGeg.
SER glanee Gurniirabant
'"', ''A'"' p@Sja'i,iriGoir. ""''''
''"'''' ''' RiSbbHiibaririonii6c3 a%r,bciisr". S9'o"s'
"4iriBaa ~i'ab0nfs on, 0et IarSS' ntytb
D. "ci' soils at SS,T ncr ;tt;s' San Ncr Gins'n
srie ans "simIon gaS 3altIeh" sairt eacrS
v au'dGa Ser :, s {, ! Y. oIne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

6encr. - aui unbetannte @eiTc
eitltano am SumItaa Abeto ipot IN
Dem BON Sarris 5inegolo b%emobntct
8anie Gr. IL Sio-9 onbltroBc,
6eiler, baS ciucu Sd1aben bon etuu
500 onridtete. 3ur 3eit oes Mis-
brtts bcs gronoes befano iid) Iie.
manb in benz Sauie.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
Kansas Minister Goes TO Olothe.

Rev. E. r. Latham, for nearly two
years pastor of the Congregational
church of this city. left today for his
future home at Olathe, Colo. town
in the fruit and farming country that
has recently been opened by govern
ment aid.
Rev. Latham came to Mcpherson
Janusry LIST, 1908, and has served his
confregation regularly since that time.
He took up the offer Of work in the
new country. few months before the
expiration of his term. as his presence
is needed in the new covntry at this
time.
Rev. and Mrs. Latham have made
many friends in Mcpherson who are
sorry to see them leave md wish them
much happiness in their new home.
Rev. Latham has never failed to preach
in clear, scholarly way not appealing
to temporary emotions but presenting
the trutfs in a logical manner.-Mc-
Pherson (Kan.) Republican.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12

Roy Hammond received news Tues
day that his mother was very i'll at hei
home in Monte Vista and on Wednesday
he and his brother Tom left for that
place.
C. L. Pike and wife left Saturday
morning for their new home in San
Gabriel, California. Mr.. Pike stated
that they would come back next spring
and visit.
Mrs. M. A. Barrow, mother of the
Barrow boys, left Thursday morning
for visit with her daughter, Mrs. C.
E. Mower, in Delta. Mrs. Barrow is
now 76 years of age.
James Mccormick, who has been liv-
ing on the Barrow place died last Tues
day evening. He leaves wife and
family. They came here more than q
year ago from Creede.
The sad news reached town Wednes-
day morning of the death of Mrs. James
Teeslink of Crawford, on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Teeslink was the daugh-
ter of John Sipma of Crawford and
when first married lived here in Hotch-
kiss where she made many warm
friends who will extend their sympathy
to bereaved husband and children. In
addition to her parents she leaves q
husband, fifteen months old daughter
and little daughter but few days old
to mourn her death. Jim, your many
friends would have been glad to attend
the funeral services, and many of US
are giving our deepest sympathy in your
great loss.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
Riehts of Alien Women.

Judge Garrigues, of Greeley, has rem
dered an important decision affecting
the right of alien women to take out
naturalization papers. More than 100
women have filed on desert land entries
and thought they could take out natural
ization papers in order to make final
proof. Judge Garrigues held that the
status of an alien woman is regulated
entirely by the citizenship of her hus-
band and that he must first become a
citizen before she can prove up on her
claim or become citizen. The test
case was that of Margaret Jarney LODI
wick of Weld county. Lodwick thought
that his father was citizen and failed
to take out papers. His wife in the
meantime had complied with all desert
land regulations but is to be denied the
use of the land until her husband shows
he is entitled to citizenship and takes
out final papers.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
Clew to Cattle TMeoes
May Result in Capture.

Junction, Colo, Nov. 8. After
suffering for several weeks from the
depredations of an organized band of
thieves who visited various ranches
near this city, butchered cattle. and
after skinning them carried off the car
casses, the sheriff Office today secured
evidence which it is believed will lead
to the capture of the criminals. Austin
Cochran, who has been one Of the hea-
West losers, when returning home last
night saw three men skinning one of
his steers. AS he was unarmed and on
foot they escaped, but he has furnished
a good description of them.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
Paonia Newspaper.

| Paonia Newspaper
W. r. Winn and wife left for Lamar,
Colo, where they will visit Mrs. Winn's
parents.
Bert Holden left for Glenwood Springs
the first of the week to take the baths
for rheumatism.
Miss Bertha johnson, who has been
visiting her cousin, Leora Foster, left
for her home in Delta Monday.
w. F. Conine, wife and daughter
Eloise, left for Arkansas Saturday
where they will spend the winter.
Henry Lamb. wife and children went
to Delta Wednesday morning for few
days visit with Mr.. Lambs mother.
Mrs. Mary Fulton and daughter
Gladys, left for their home in Denver
Sunday morning after spending the
summer here.
Fred Knott was quite seriously hurt
this week. While working in their
barn large beam fell striking him on
the shoulder and breaking his collar
bone.
Rev. C. G. Stout will take Rev. Hes
ter's place for the next two months
while the latter takes trip to Texas
in the hopes of improving his health
which has broken down under the hard
work he has been doing.
Word has been received at this o.
fee of the serious illness of Miss Jessie
Martin, resulting from an operation for
appendicitis. Miss Martin is well
known to Paonia people but has spent
the greater part of the last five years
in California. 1t is hoped that she will
speedily recover.
]. R. Williams has sold his fine little
tract across the bridge to Mrs. Art
Robbins, who is now occupying the
same. This berry farm of about one
and one-half acres of good land sold for
50, 900 to party we'll acquainted with
land values, thus demonstrating again
that land in full state of cultivation is
worth more than it is bringing in the
valley. Mr. Williams was one of the
lucky ones in the Oregon land drawing
and will leave for Oregon next week to
take charge of his new possessions.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
Christian Science Lecture.

In the Opera House on Tuesday, Mo-
vember is, at 8:l5 p. M, Judge W. G.
Ewing, for twenty years Superior Judge
Of Chicago, will lecture on Christian
Science. Admission free.
The Delta independent., 1909-11-12
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Mre. w. L. Savage left here last
Saturday for Delta where she goes to
visit her daughter, and will meet W.
L. there and 60 on to California and
other points for the winter.