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The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Judge Travis was down from
P%lattsmouth Tuesday.
Mrs. George Morris and son went
to Humboldt last Thursday to attend
II you hoe your own row with dill
igence you will have little leisure to
note how your neighbor is hoeing
his.
Judge Kelligar of Auburn was
looking after legal business in this
city Monday.
District court next Mon
day with Judge Raper on the bench.
The docket is the largest for many
years.
-Nebraska's choicest corn and
alfalfa lands for sale from So to
$S5 per acre. Send for free list
Nider & Henrichs, F%airbury, Neb.
John Kloepfel and wife returned
this week from a few weeks visit
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Paul at
Abilene, Kas., They visited at st.
Joe on their way home.
We have rich and fertile agricul-
tural lands within 20 miles of Denver
at from $40 to $15 per acre. Easy
terms, investigate, do it now.-S. d.
Forsythe, 1884 Welton ST, Denver,
Col, with Colorado Land H%eadquar-
tiers. 41-3t.
FOR SALE-A nice five room cot
taee, lights, water, cement walks, Gel
lar, barn, coal house, and three lots.
Located one block from court house
and in splendid shape, a model
house. Price $4,000. Inquire at this
office. Att
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15
THE Corners and COERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing
the Past Week.

Pay the ice man, and order a ton
Of coal.
Al Southland is i'll at his home in
this city.
Mrs. A. N. Harris of Shubert spent
Friday in this city.
George Wright was down from
Humboldt Monday.
John Breuner of Stella was a pleas
ant caller here Monday.
Mrs. G. J. Crook returned this week
from a visit to relatives in Iowa.
II. C. Davis is quite i'll at his home
in this city, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Even the most learned of us never
realize how little we know till a small
boy begins to ask questions.
Cox & Reynolds have just com
pleted an artesian well for Peter
Christian, in the east part of town.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

There is no way of improving a
place so much as by encouraging
good merchants, good schools and
good people to settle among you, and
this cannot be done unless you
spend your money at home.
Mrs. A. Graham and daughter, Miss
Maude, went to Lincoln Wednesday
for a few days visit. Mrs. Graham
will return home Monday, while Miss
Graham will visit for about two
months at Hebron, Neb.
w. e. Darlington and wife return
ed Saturday from a few days visit
with Mr., and Mrs. J. c. Martin in
Council Bluffs, Iowa. They also at
tended the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities at
Omaha.
Ernest Miller left Monday for his
home in Pennsylvania, having stop
ped a couple of days with his
cousins, A. II. Keim and two sis
ters, on his way east from Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ross of Sparta,
Wis, arrived Saturday for a visit to
the latter's parents, w. e. Dorring-
ton and wife, and other relatives.
Mrs. P. II. Jussen went to Kansas
City Thursday for a short visit. Her
little granddaughter, Katherine Stew
art, will accompany her home.
l.. M. Rick and family arrived from
Atchison Friday and are arranging
their new 10 cent store for the big
opening October %.
Byron Clark of P%lattsmouth, the
Burlington attorney, was looking after
legal interests for that corporation in
this city Monday.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Mrs. Margery Grant returned this
week from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. James Sinclair, near Preston.
Beginning to think about your coal
pile? That's right. Cold nights
make us creep up about the stove.
Misses Ethel, Stella and frankie
Shields returned the first of the week
from a several days stay in Omaha.
C. M. Wilson returned the latter
part of the week from Omaha, where
he attended the Ak-Sar-Ben festiy-
tiles.
There are always "a good many peo-
pie who keep the balance of the
community busy wondering how they
live SO well.
Don't give the cats and dogs stale,
dirty or soapy water to drink. See
that it is clean and fresh. You know
how it is yourself.
Mrs. John Crook, living south of
town, has been in a hospital in Kan
sas City for several days. Friends
in this city have received word from
her that she is improving.
The kicker and the croakers have
no place in a city with the push and
progressiveness of our town. The man
who opposes needed public improve
ments and stands in the way of pro
gross is not a good citizen.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

1t is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
a be relied upon t. take the place
of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
it is that Chamberlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains, cuts, Wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out
the soreness and drives away the
pain. Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in
throat, soothes the inflamed men,
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re-
fuse any but the genuine in the vel
low package. Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Hoarseness in a child subject to
croup is a sure indication of the ap-
proach of the disease. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, it will prevent the attack,
Contains no poison. Sold by all drug.
gists.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-15

Your cough annoys you. Keep ON
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
banes of your throat if you want to
be annoyed. But if you want re-
lief, want to be cured, take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all
fuggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
SrnaDOie in Nprfolf.

Norfolf, So, q. Diai. -
eugene Eccblc, ein lrngcr @ilcll9ics
bcr crl6lug Dcutc icinc 0ottin Dor
Den 2lugcn ibrcr fIcincn Sodter nit
elmer glyt. @obniim1 lit oic ein5i9e
OCntbnre llriode Der 1bot. Tic So
miIic fam crit Dor &ur5cm aus @cor-
9io nah 9toriolf.
Sin pon elmer 3piIlin9si6meiter
Der 6rml Eeeble betriebene5 &oltbaltS
mar Der ShaupIoB Ger Srogooie.
Ter Eh6ter befin6et it'd in Soit uno
mciaert iif, iber iein 8er6reheu 5it
rcOcn. @r iogt nur, er babe oen
Moro bcgongcn lmo miinI6e, cbeu.
fnlls 81 itcr6clt. Iie ,Sroll mar gerabc
inn 9c9riii al ibrc Wutter in 9ln.
glHto @u, jlI Idreiben lno li6 iiber
0ic ungcrcftiertiAte @iferirht ibreS
@utten 5u bcihmcrcn. IS mar Dem
Oiunnc nidt gcllngcn 9lrbeit bier 5u
finocn, mo Icine Shu1gerin bate
i6m gclogt cr rmo lcine 6omilic
fonntcn bel ibr lcbcn, bis er geiddf-
tigung babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
GraitiIdc Strafcn iucgcn Ycr,urn
0una iuulcr Gicr.

Rem Dorf 2i. Mui. 49, 3lpci
W}6mer iinb bier 5ll icd)s5ig 3o0en
Soit ucrrrtbcilt morocr, Scr einc,
iucil er peroorbenc Gier ucrfauite,
her ntocrc, neil CT iic bei'nl Boitcten.
bnden perpenoete. Iieie 9lnfiinoi.
glni1 muroe Delltc 9lbeno pon Scr
Snnit1t5' '9eb0roc gemnd)t IS lit
OieS oos critic aRul oab 9eutc IN
Ncu.Oorf lue9en cincS ocrortiaen
SergcbcnS ms Bcidngnib geid,idt
mcrOen NicOcrboltc @cIobuben Der.
modjtcn nid)t, Dem lining 3u itcuern,
uno Die gebDroc bat iih bober 5u
braitiidercn Shrittrn gejpllnDcn ge.
icbCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
SdJrcfcnStbat elmer Wabniinniaeu.

Gait @ompton Conn, 81.
0lai. - 6rou 3ennie GorIten burh.
idnitt beltte iriib in ibrer @obnung
onf elmer 6ornt, 5lpri Weilen BON
bier, ibrcn Orei Sinoern uho lih ielbIt
oic aebIc. ,3ruci Der ainoer, Der
3cbniGbri1c 2oli8 iuto cilr 5ebn Mo
nate altcS MGofcn limo foot, mdbs
reno oic Muttcr iIno Der ndtidbrige
3obn i'm StcsbCu liegcn. aein No.
tin fir Ole l6nt lit befonnt lino mm
8lorbt, ooB oic 6rou unbniinnig lit.
9Ild 6rol GorItcn lit ieit Sbigem
gcItorben Nlan bcgt einige Sofi-
ming, Den anaben Sobn om 2eben
5lr crboItcn Gie 6rau lit Die 8ot-
tin cinca iribcrcn SeecopitGnS, mel.
der i'm lebtcn 9topember NIT iciner
6omilie Don 9rooflpn N..D., bierber
iibcriie0elte. Captain Goriten beieb-
Iigte friibcr cinen 9ompfer Ger nEu-
cific Wtoil So"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Nus bcm Srcibeis bcircit.

ct. IobnS, u. g., 2l Dioi. -
Ter 3ompier oWiongolion" Don Der
2laan'&inic, nelGcr nit 800 4oIia.
giercn oh 9oro oui Scr 6obrt bon
SiOcrpoOl nnh ct, SobnS, Soliior
ltnO &biIa0elpbio lit, beircite iid
bcitte iriib ans ocn Uioilen uonlreib.
els, IN melheun er 5mei Gage lang
IcItloG Ter geItern glbeno ein9e-
tretenc idrpere @ogenidmnQ Ioderte
Die Gts'taullng ulto iebte ocn Cant
pier III Stono, ats oerielbcn 81 eht.
tommcn. Cos Werf mar Elm ifluics
RIGGS mo 9eiubruoaeS, alein es &c.
lang, ilno uii s llbr mar DER Dion.
goIiun" in perb1ItniBndbig oiicnenf
Woiier. gr Lief iiir'S Grite in Den
Iid)ercn 0ofcn Ban guue Elm imo
miro bort bleibrlt bis Die Dliinolmg
oes bieii9en !0aicnS cisfrei lit. Ias
@ettcr lit nod INNER giinitig.
(Spnter. - NIS Der ,Yiongolion"
mIi Der Sobe BON Dan Billie onlong.
te, inno CT Sen oortigen Soicn nit
Sis gciiiat unO ipar ni6t i'm Stanoe,
'id einen Neg oitrh boiielbe 5u bob.
ncn gr broh Johann no6 Dem oiic-
ncn @oiier icnieitS BON aop Goce
nli ilno iuiro BORT Dor 9lnfer ae6en,
bis cine ger1nocriing in ocr giihtung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22

Oca @iuoc5 bic glcuilluoIdn0er aiiltc
bonn Gi0 bcircit.
(Sp0tcr) - 2Ila Der yWongolinn"
Sap Hocc Crrci6te, ignoliiirten inn
Die bieIiQcn 9Igcntcn Der 9laans2inie
&nltrllftion nad SooIiior 81 fnbreu
lmo ole uuh ct. Sobna beItimmte
HEoIiaaicrc, ionic Die on bieiigen Sir
men coniignirtc 6raht BORT 8u lan=
Den. Ser Gompfer oGioud," nels
der gcmeinihoitlih nit Dem cWon-
Qoliun" in Den S1aien BON Ban 8uae
einlrloufen periud)te, lit bort ms
Ireibeia gcrotbcn, mo liegt beute
gtaht nod in 0enieIben ieit. Seine
Gage lit nift lngei0brIidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Ter Sdrcfen iuar ihr Sob.

q ot6c5, 0liii.. 81. Mai.-3oS
SdIadtidiii ~Miiiiiiippi" 1T bier
ongefomncn lno piele 5eitIi6feiten
finoen 5ll Gbrcn icincr 9lnlueienbeit
Itott. 9llli ocr 5obrt 6icrber purbe
9locline Sowtns, cine 9ieBerin lp1b-
rcrlo Der lcbtcn 9lodt ollrd ocn mad.
tigen SdcinUerfer bcs 5obr5eusS in
iolden SArcden periest ooB iic nit
Dem 9lusrlti oGas iiingite @erid)t
bridt on!" toot nieocritiir3tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
3nriif in 0nibinaton.

Woibingtom 3. g., 81. Moi.
49, Er6iioent loit fc6rte Inn t04O
bcite Bornlittag ans Charlotte, gt..
g., Dierber juriif inO fl,br obne Der,
5ug bonn 9abn9oi nub Dem Weiben
Saltie, Inn bort elmer aobinetsiibung
bei5uuobnen. 9llli Der ganjen Guno.
reie Don 9torO.Gorolinn bierber reg
nete es IN Stroncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Giuil Service RefOrm 9liipciution
non 9fnrnlnnS

Nie IubrcSs &criamnIun0 bes Nereins Nebuis
g2uul poH 8cnmten luo @rcbiGun9 Gnocrer
Gbehdite miro am Muntag, heu 2l !Qu llhr
Nbenhs IN Der MItGoq-eulC Der "So6no Sops
Inns lnireriitdt" aetaltcn.
slhib. 5reoerid -. CSilcit bon lnNnhnictte.
&oriiber ncs @Gus. 9omteS iiir RCtcrm I'M
Stpilotenit, unn Ihtb. Gbor.es \: Sonnpurtc,
Rrdltbent oca &crens, mcrocn gluiprdhen bal
ten. Gas FllbIitum III jur 9etbetiGung ctns
penben,
UI2,ib) &. MORRIS SAiUu, SCfreilr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22

Eoranldl0Qcn cru0bntcn, bier iUcltcs
rcn GrcoOnougbta iOu, iuic OoS SEQ.
binct belrte bcihloiicn bat, noh boz
Gn0c 6eS SisfoIiobre3 beginner.
llnicre Gonlmiii0rc in 81.
bcricn.
Wtonropio. 2ibcricn IS. Wini,
nio Sicrrc 2eono. 81. Wtui $1,000 9ie
ON s. Mai utf DEM 9IuitGrtng&-
arCll5cr Shelter" bier onNcfonmlcnC,
aus bcu SN. Snlfncr Scott mo
SoIe bCitcbenoc omcrituniidc 2ibts
rin.GrpcbitiOn lit ciiriQ nit ser ibr
orIfgetru9cnen llntcruhunQ Scr 3u.
It0n0c I'M biciiGcn 2on0c bCihGit0t.
S1nlntIiCDc WtitNIicocr bciinOcn iicb
luobl. ErGli0ent @nrclup ilnO ole
Wtitglicocr ieincS &obiu1t3 cmpfiu-
gen Die W|itglieher am 10. Wui uno
perlprnhcn ibncn 0ic murmc Scope.
ration Der NcQi1rlmA in ihrcn gIrbei-
ten. Gcri6icOCnc 6citlihfcitcn iino
81 Gbrcn Der 8crrcn orronQirt. Ger
gulfl0rlmgSr&rcljcr r9irnin0hom,"
luelher init Dem Shelter" iibcr'S
Weer fam Iidl ieood) sum ,}ruccfe Il,
niger Heporatlrcn mlf Ocn Sap
&eroe. &nicln oufhutcn mlBtc, e.
reldtc hclltc 0cn hieIiQcu Soicu.
u uh in &tuItcn groiiirt
0da 2 Striteficbrr.
u HonL 81, Moi. - 1ic NGdcrocicl.
len III 9tcupcl iino al ocn Strife ot.
Aonacn. neil, mic tie bcbouptcn, lore
slrbcitgcbcr 0cn gcicblihcn @citim.
mlngen luclhe iiir 9fot6torbcitcr 0ei-
telt, nldt no6qcfoTncn iin0. lic Nc.
borofn bcIilrftcn, OnB c9 5u cincr
@roonoth tonmen fonntc, un0 trciicn
VPoBnobmcL lm ocm nor}ubeu0cn.
Sic Sclcphollmd0dcn bon 9tcopcl
mo Die StroBcnreiniqcr in Nom 6o-
ben btlfoicn nn Ocn Strife III oc.
ben, pcm Die eSprocrlnQen Der lico.
poIitancr 91der1cicQcn nidlt inner.
baIb elmer @odlc crfiillt morocn lino.
u Actn a mieber in Z + itiQfeit.
Gotunid 2i. Wloi. - &erloneu,
Die III nGbitcr f0ht 0CS @cttu mob.
nclL IIicbcn bon BORT. On tic cinrn
bcItigcn 9ltabru6 0ca @ulfunS cr.
luorten, Gic &uit lit in cincut I'm.
freia pon oiclcn Wieilcu nit bcibcr
gIdc gciiillt un0 ltorfc Gr0erid)ittc-
rilngcn lpcroen bon 3cit 81 3cit per
Ipilrt. @clcbrtc iogcu, ooB lid, Der
Netno 'eit ocm groBcn Gr0bcben niht
10 oroDeno 0c5eigt bat, iuic iebt.
a0nig Gomoro pcri6nupft.
@icn q. 0ioi -- gSci0lih aus.
9cltlohtct miro bon bcn 3citungen
olc Wcloung, hnB a0ni0 Gopor0 in
oiclem Sommcr Worien6aO neioen
meroe. "a iibcroicS gor fein Se6l
onronS 0cnlodlt miro, boB bic 9lue-
'holtlnG Der auiGbrlihcn aur IN
Wt0rlcnboO aus poIitiiden Griinoen
crIolgt 10 feiert Der lultige Spott
Iornlih Srgien.
Gem aonig GonorO miro ihlorf.
meg uorgeboltet, cr ici periblupit,
neil Seltrcih Is ob0elehnt babe, Gna.
lono'S Erilgclfnobc 6lt luerocn.
9tcopcl oonft.
Neupcl, II. Wtoi - Der 9iirocr.
ncilter bon Heopel bat gt1mens Der
Stootpcrmaltlrng Dem omerifoniiden
Goniltl Gaipor g. Gromnini6iclo nno
mebrcrcn on0crcn g(merifancrn fir
ibren VeiItono 5ur Belt oeS Grobc.
bcnS Iiplonc iibcrrcid)t. Sn ieincr
Nniprahc 6rodte Der 0iirgerneiitcr
gren5enloic @epunoerung iiir bic
lbGtigfct Der 9lmerifoncr Gum Nus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Sdnucrcr Hcgcnitnrm.

9torfolf 8u., 2t. Mai. - Gin
bcitiger 9torooit- Sturm piitbete bei,te
al Der &iiItc lmO uieIc Segelidiiic
iildten 3uiIllft in Sampton Hoaos.
Tlcle anoerc, lueldC 3ur Abiabrt be-
reit lngCn, peridoben 6ieiclbe. Bel
Sap Socnrp crrciftc Der Wino cine
Shnclligfcit uon 81 mo bel Tcla.
mare Srcntuater Don II Meilcn pro
Stunoe. Str0menoer Hegeu 1T in
ocn leBteu 81 Stlnoen in bemgolin-
luollgiirtcl Don Roro uno Siio.Goro-
lima gciollcn.
gBorabufie, Fer, 81. Mai.-
gerihtc aus ,Stnlp, einem etlua 20
Weilen pon bier gelegenen St1bthen
ergebcn, oaB ein Sornooo beiite bort
Shoben 5um 9ctrnge Don 100000
onridtctc. Gin 0itseno Yerionen
mlr0rn urrIcbt, 9iiemnno ieood, ae.
f1brli6.
Ediic 5nr Rciie in's NMslanb &c.
torot re Mo,,,, a. 40 ~ cu II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Mebr Torti9ritt.
@icle mcitcrc Fnrngrapbcn ocr Sarif-
Sill crIcoigt.

$oclttc miro 2(lorib ocn Scnot nm
I5citicblml cinc3 QotumS fir Die
cntihciocnoG 9lbItirnmmg cr.
irhCu. - @cpcriOac ucgcl icincr
Rroicligfeit pom Sale Ourh sic
pcdcl gc3o1cn. 0ompicr
yNion8olion" aus 0cm Sreibc9
befrcit. - S0ot iid icOodj nod
tcinCn NcN in cincn SDoicn 6nb.
ncn tonucn. Grid)iittrrnoc
6onilicntro96Oic III gtoriolf.
" a ibtngtoL :. e., 81. Woi.
- Gie Gorifbill nludtc ouh IN Der
bcllti0en Sibrng OcS Scnots crbeb-
lihcn 6ortIhritt. Ginc betrGhtlidbc
NBoblEorugrupbCn uur0en crlebiGt,
mo ob9lcid ce IN Den meiiten SSdQcn
nit bcn GinpcritonoEiB gebob, ooB
lie p0ter nod, citnlol ouigcnonllncu
mcrocn fGnucn gloubt man beHno0
alGcmciL 6oB pcnig, pcnn iibcrs
bollpt irgcn0 mclcbc lucitcrc &crGnoc.
rln9 al lbncn porgcllonncn lucrocn
miro Iic Noltarntcn ulw0cu in ncn
photographer in Sc}Ilg ollf polirtc
8lasplatten bcibcbutcn, icOucb nit
Dem @orbchult, OuB oicicr Enru0ropb
nod einnlol ouigerilfen lucr0cn bari
iobol0 Ole Surifbill inn eigcrtIi6Cn
Scnot pcrbon0eIt miro. @eNcnp0r,
zig 5iebt Der Scnot befonutlicb oieNiQ
ais Hlcnor.Gomitc in Grudgltng. Gic
lo0enollnten repubIifonilrbeu Sort.
ldrittlcr be5eihnetcu Die betrcifeuoen
3olle olS 81 bod, m1breno Senotor
Gnlliper iueldcr Elm lpc5Ielcr Ners
trctor Der Ecnnlplpnnicr @lu9in0l.
Itric it, bnroui bcitouo, OoB lie nicbt
hoh 6eng iinO. nm oiclc SnOuitric
gcniigcn0 81 icbiitcn.
2ic bclltigcn &erbonOIltngcn Crs
Itredtcn iid oui cine Wicn0c GROCER
nl6 flcincr &unOclSurtifcl, pon@linl4
mcr unO 6clbpotb nl bis ju 9lllto.
mobilcn Gie 3oQc ouf ctli6c Der
iclbcn purbcn gcring inter OenGing'
lcD Roten remBirt
Gulberion (Scr.) hiclt cine bier
Itiin0ige 9ie0e, IN lpcl6er er ocn bon
ben Iemofrotcn in Der 3uriiiru0c
eingenommcnen StdnOWlutt nod al
len 9iihtlngcn bin pentilirtc. ga Sol
lcttc (NSi9c.), Sore (SflubO, Burton
90, lrn00olc (!Vie) betbciIigtcn iidb
cbcufoa9 al Der Gcbotte. Nolc cr-
griff bobeiSele0cnbcit, Die groBc Heo.
icliGfeit 9eperioge's (Sno) 5u fritz.
llren mo ill erfloren, 0lelcr Scrr
tro6tc oiienbor nn6 9totorictGt umo
6lIr6 lciucn piClcn Hc6en IN
Den ;3citlmgcn bon iid rc0cn 81 ma
hen. @eneri0gc lpieS Oicic ihnooc
Sritif nit Gntriiltllng 5uriid.
9ic pon Dem Sinon5 Gonlitc Dor.
geId)Iogencn 30Gc ouf glutomobile
gencbmigt.
9Ilorid) pcrfiinoctc. 0oB er norgcn
Den Senot erildcn mcr0e, cin Gotm
iiir Die gIbItimnnng ilbcr Ole (orifs
bill 81 itinmcn. I'm $50 bcrtogtc
lid Der Sennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
Run1nler Y Befer,
Gcntides @anf. uno @cdJIclscidaft
26 Suntb.Strahc,
,atatipnal Snuf Of Commerce. .C3eb1noe.
lnifnlifncr her NHfifnhnric

sln. un6 sjerfamf bon NIticr mno SbIiea.
tionen. S8etfeI uro 9reoitsgrieie auf ole
baupiidtbIi6en St1bte Guropo's. gtn= unb Ser.
iauf trember tSelbfortell, fope slusertieune
ron 8nama6tcn, Gebittsfnrten bon uno mad
SeutfhIanb. tMpriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
8icr 10 citere Ircoo
noilghtS.

9onoon q. D}oi. 9renlier
asqnitb, Diiniiier oes 9Iusluartiaen
@rep ino Die offentIide Weinnng ia.
ben tndaerabe bic geecnfen Scr ipor.
iomeren aabinetsmitglieoer iiberlpdl
tigt, ilno Der Vou Der in ben ,slotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galpcrt- nnS fsascttc-Strafc

- gSir SdbIen uHter nnfere Sepoiiipren
-bieIe oeutfche 8euobner BET Staot, ireithe
alien ESsn obne p1ess @st Iilg n Sir S r5ss Ss
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-5n Sepofitgn - nuf 9bed5 jabIbar -
- arote ooer fIeine, elm lino 6nbIen 3KG
-Sinteu nllf SparsGonti Al irgenn enem
bon einein Collar aif,udriS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22
9r. Natbau german,
epe5ialiit.
Gbroniide unb Wapens3ranibritcn
glmcrienn.8ebGnoe.
spuih. unb ynitimore.etrake,
Sriier 5lur.
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@ilffa mn mt.

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nidbt ui5ertrennld)e Frdniine. gSer an stopfs
liro Ndenihmer3en. llebebfeit aufiiobeil, 8er,
Itopfung, Shuinoei. BeIbs o6er gnieriudbt
rber mi TonItlgen Wiaetns, lshets ober Niereiis
beifliperoen clbet miro eiipos PiIiaes uno
e5uies itll6en. tueitt er bic beriibniieii Ct Bers
nnro arduterpilen bic iilr nnr % Gtnts In
ulleft slppi1efen 81 bubcr inb. probiti Stai.
fddli6 fino oeie Niaen, pcIfe mir aus ben
teilfrifiipften characterization 5libereiiet peroen.
bas einBis Suoerdlfae 9eImitteI fit nue iene
eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22

Eaiic 5nr Rciie in's NmsIanS &c.
iprgt Is. ylainr, gir. 413, Sit.gaIti.
morcItraic, maize Gnitom t6Onie Nbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22

EaiIe snr Mciis iu's Mnslanb bs.
iuret IS. 9iaine, yir. 413, Eit-yoIti
moreitrafe, uabe 9uitoui Sonis aye
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-22

&oronihlGQcn crWGbntCn, bier wcitcs
rem GrcoOnougbta iou, tuie ooS SEQ.
biuct beutc bcid)loNcn bat, uoh boz
GnOc 0eS eSiafoIiobreS bc9inucn.
llniCre Gommiii0rc in 81.
bcrtcn.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30
The DemOeraey of the peserl.

The democracy Of the irrigated sec
ton always impresses the newcom-
or. II is due TO the small farm. the
Independence OF the owners, and the
social equality Of the people. Coadi-
tons compel association and organi-
zation In harvesting and marketing
nigh priced products. The narrow
prodncialism which has marked life
where farms are large is not found
Eere. Rural delivery OF mail, with
daily papers. the county telephone,
travelling libraries, centralized schools
and trolley lines 10 the towns are all
serving to bring the desert farmer
within the stimulating current OF the
worlds thought. One OF the most
prominent farm editors in America
recently said to me. In the irrigat-
ed west there will be developed in
time the most nearly Ideal conditions
Of rural life, and the best types Of
men and women the world has ever
seen"-C. j. Blanchard in the Ma
tional Geographic Magazine.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-07-30
Maeallster-Payne.

The marriage OF Miss Emma Grace
Payne 20 Harry OwingA MacallAter
took place at the home OF the brides
parents. DR. and MTs. J. T. Payne. nj
Sunnybrook. Baltimore county, on
Wednesday. July IL.
Owing to q recent death In the
family OF the bride. the wedding was
a quiet affair, only Immediate rela-
hves OF the contracting parties be-
Ing present The bride wore tail
ored goiag-away gown OF champagne
rajah Dongee. with hat and gloves 60
match. She was attended by two lit
tie flower girls. Miss Dorothy Sparks
Of the Manor. Baltimore county, niece
Of the bTide.a Mas Madailne Blggs.
OF Westminster. niece OF the groom
The ceremony was performed BY Rev
H. J. MRoalister. OF NewburR, Pa.
father Of the groom. Mrs. Richard
Sparks, sister OF the bride. played
the wedding march
The couple left on n wedding trip
to Atlantic City and other points
north. After August 10 they will be
at home at 2O06 n. Charles street
Baltimore.