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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04

DAILY HEALTH HINT.

The public schools open in Il
short time, but parents still
have time to have the eyes and
teeth of their children examined
before the fall term, III there is
the slightest indication of faulty
or weak eyesight in your son or
daughter, It Is the wisest plan
to take the youngster to an
oculist at once, BY so doing the
child viii not get behind In the
school work by being forced to
have theleyes treated during the
fall or winter. nor will there be
the danger of eye strain, often
resulting from allowing a child to
pore over lessons when glasses
are needed, Neglect of the eyes
often results in serious nervous
, disorders.
/, ~ -
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Born lS4l.

The bravest battle that ever was
fought,
shall I tell you where and when?
n, the maps of the world you VIII find
it not;
,T,yas fought by the mothers of men.
Nov not with cannon or battle shot.
with sword, or nobler pen;
Nay, not with eloquent word or thought
From mouths of wonderful men.
Rut deep in IA walled-up woman's
heart
of woman that would not yield.
put bravely. silently bore her part
Lol there is that battlefield!
No m~arshaIIng troop. no bivouac song:
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
; ;;: ; ADVICE c :: 4 q: . ''s'
MARGERY doom

lated sugar, a cup of flour sifted five
times before measuring. one teaspoons
full of baking powder, Il dash of salt,
one-lialf teaspoonful each of lemon and
vanilla fiavoring. Separate the eggs,
add salt and baking powder to the
whites; beat very stiff; add sugar and
lavoring; beat thoroughly; then care-
fully turn in the flour. Bake in a mod
crate oven fifty minutes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Oil Stain on a Floor.

Dear Miss Doom;
VIII you kindly let me know what will
remove raw llnseed oil from a hardwood
floor? ANXIOUS.
Cover with a paste Of fuller's earth
and household ammonia. Leave it on
for "a day and brush off Wipe the place
with a soft, damp cloth and renew the
paste if necessary.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04

Bone a loin of lamb, and line a sauce
pan with a few thin slices of bacon,
add two sliced onions, two carrots
sliced, one turnip sliced, a piece of cell
cry, a spriS of parsley, a few herbs,
add the meat. pour IL W pints oi
water or stock and simmer very gently
Eor two hours Lift the meat on 4
not platter.
tReduce the gravy to a glaze. h
strain 1t and glaze the meat with IL.
Serve with stewed cucumbers.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
A GOOD LIQUID SOAP.

Liquid Soap-Take one-half ouncec of
borax and one and one-half ounces OF
pure white soap. Shave the soap fine
and dissolve in one quart of hot water;
filter and add two ounces of alcohol and
one ounce of extract OF white rose or
violet.
Soften HI skin at the base of the
nails by applying cold cream or olive
oil at night rubbing in well.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Nine Egg Angel Cake.

Dear Margery Doom;
Some time ago YOU published a recipc
for making angel cake. ! lost IL before
trying it. and can only remember that -
called for nine eggs. Do YOU think yo;i
can find it. and publish it again? COOK.
Angel Cake--Use the whites Of nine
large eggs a heaping cup OF grant,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
1Favorife Cd Poems Of Famous Poets
The BraVeSf Battle.
Living.
NO. LxIII.
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.

No banners to CLEAN and wave!
But oh! those battles they last SO long
From babyhood to the grave.
Yet faithful still as a bridge of stars
She fights in her walled-up town.
Fights on. and OH, in the endless wars,
Then silent, unseen. goes down,
Oh! We with banners and battle shot,
And soldiers to shout and praise.
l tell o the kingliest victories fought
Are fought in these silent ways!
OH spotless woman in a world of
shame,
With splendid and silent scorn,
Go back to God as white as you came,
The kingliest warrior bornl
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Cash Prizes for Six Best ANSWERS!
How Can Four Live on $40 a Week.
A Vital Home Problem Open to ALI
Conditions Governing
Stars Home Problem,

Write your answer concisely,
using no more than 200 words.
Write on one side of the paper
only.
Sign full name whether Mr.. or
Mrs), and give home address.
I Initials only will be printed when
so requested.
4, Address all communications to
the editor the Home Problem,
!. the STAR, Newark, N. J..
I IL two answers are considered
: as equally deserving a prize. the
J one received at this office first
! will be given the award.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
THE MENU RECIPES.
potnto salad.

Potato salad.
Boil potatoes without pairing and re.
move when not quite soft. Peel, when
cool slice them and seaso With salt
and pepper To one quart allow one
small onion sliced and double the rule
for French dressing. Min thoroughly
and add more oil and vinegar If needed
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04

Potatoes vary in the mount they vii
absorb. Chill thoroughly and serve
with a garnish of lettuce, parsley, eel
cry or boiled eggs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
FALSE AND TRUE.

Away, false womani"
How Inconsistent and tickle men arc,
Two weeks ago you were assuring me
that l was the real thing"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Write a 200-Word Letter Stat
ing Your Experience or Your
View and Win a Prize.

which is more expensive. The wife
must do her own marketing and see
that she gets full weight, and pay
cash; do her own baking and inning,
but must economize on amusements,
that must be put aside for a rainy
day. My table is:
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Editor Home Problem:

Editor Home Problem:
Sir-It is not long since my wife
and l and our two children were living
on $40 a week. We got along fairly
well, but found it impossible to save
anything. This is how we managed
IN do II.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
How Would You House, Feed
and Clothe Yourself, a Wife and
Two Children on $40 a Week?

TTERE comes Fl +. Taylor. of 40
ch.s..ar - ii. ~ ea+
o,orotio,t ! ga. H. ,noss,hlo for n
eeNi ne 90 .,oo. ;,
~ - 49,. 80 -
: aus -. 49, III ,atter
% - N- .-a.-a.. -
QUAY ; man pilhss several " =
~, - IL soinI,t oorofor+a hlv
- rI. oroof ~
Iii 80. s,...ssa - saAnr q Any,
LII .an 60 Tho citv
80 aanarn,a, x,i,i ta, Won ca The
p,,roon ~ assao,otoa Sho r;tios will fell
,.ou &C. Ard +bosa Owe neon,e who
NOV
In ~ ;ra,raot WOW tbis nrohlem has
- 1904 ~, 40 STAR for the
benaet who are living on $40
49, r. ,s honad t,ot these w
artoa da,, ~ dov MANY from per-
49, IL hova h.an "tbrongh the mill"
w,im honoat thoee who are facing lust
nnnh,aro as tbo STAR acts forth
~ its opastion. "How can a. family Of
1our-mdn, Wlie anu tWo """i N
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04
Home Problem:

Sir-A man earning $40 a week can
live very comfortably. He can rent
three airy rooms on the third floor
for so a week, one for a kitchen and
sitting-room and the other two for
bedrooms. For food, a nice breakfast
costs twenty cents, a dinner twenty
five cents and a good supper for
twenty-five cents. That would aver
age seventy cents a day. Gas would
cost about fifty cents a week, clothing
about 81 and insurance twenty-five
cents Therefore, $685. would be the
expenses, and $1.35 left over to put in
the bank
60 n. Brighton avenue, East Orange.
EDWARD SHELTON,
Editor Home Problem:
Sir-These days for a family of four
to live on $40 weekly means that the
woman must be a good manager. The
home will consist of two bedrooms and
a kitchen. large I'M airy, for $40
monthly. When there are five weeks
in some months she might lay in a
supply of things such as flour, sugar,
soap n cereals. AS for tea and
coffee, we get ours at a very reason
able price, and will say it eq lis that
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-04

This amount from $40 leaves s1.04. of
which seventy-five cents could be put
away for saving and the balance, which
Ks 20 cents, for pleasure.
MRS. l.. c. C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
@irb bcrcinlt reid icin.

--
Ter III Der ,MorpIultb Sd)ulc filr
anubcn" iiBcnoe Moriboa Carl
Cameron lit Der Grbc elmer Slers
tclmiQipn. Grbolt OoS @cLo
o6cr crit ir I Sobren. @in9
icincr Mllttcr 0urd, I'M oic Hen'
ncll 81 iebcn.
Sn Die oWorplono Shulc liir
anobcn" luuroe cin II Sabre alter
anobc, Nonnen4 Murlbua Cart go
.ncron. 0lioS 6ergnion einGelieiert
nud0em er bon Hid)tcr WtoicS in
,Nl1cnogeridt lucgcn GicbitublS mad,
Dem oSrrititut iibcrpicicn mprocn. @lc
lid nufber bcroltSgcltcllt bat, Fit Der
boifntngauoIlc Siin1ling Ser Grbc Ct,
mes aopitol9 bon S25O.OOO, mclhcS
ibn nod Icincr &%olli6brigtcit uu5bca
Sublt miro. Cameron, meltcr eil
9roBeS Slltcrciic iiir EierOc bcgt,
fam bon Buffalo 1ad) Baltimore,
nm it'd on9eblid) III Eiulico ais
Sodcp nnluerben III lulicn. Sein
@ulld) Ning icood) nid)t IN Grill.
hung. mo NM ieineu llntcrbnlt net
ter bcitrcitcn jit f0nnlcr, Itobl or III
itcr @irtbin, Trou Sopbic Soms
MUM bon 9tr. At ct. BoulStr.,
cine 4iomuntnoocl, Die CT al ,Src'
berid Sc Non pcrfouftc. GIS ici:lc
Scrboftu1tg criolgtc, 9ob CT ocil
GiebltobI 81, uno Sc Hop %licicrtc Die
Na0el ans. 8citern Worgen ic0od)
crid)icn Der Tnter oc8 2ebteret in
Der mittlcrcr Yoli5ciitotion uno CT.
tl1rte, ooB Cameron Der Sobu eil1cS
fiir5lid) gcltorbencn bobercn StootS'
bcnmten BON Canada ici, mcld)er
Dem anobcn cin 8ernl0Gen bon elmer
Tiertelmillion Collars butterflies.
WorldoQ 6ornan empiiltg bonn BON
Dem Eoli5cid)cf in Buffalo eill Seie,
gron1m nit Der Nufiorocrung, bclt
&nobcn 81 ieiner III Buffalo mobller.
Den Wltter 5uriifjuIcnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

IS it otter no t.
G / II" - Gt,ua 30 Wit9licoer obigen
YereinS. Die groBtc 3obl ieit Larger
Belt, botten lid letter Wiittlpod
Abcno in Sroii5 Saiter's Sale, Ode
Wbites mo Yopionitrobc, eingeiui.
oett, mn Scr rcgelm1Bigcn monatli.
dcn &criomnlung bei5unuobnetl, pel-
dc III Nbmclanbeit Der TrGii6eutin
Srau 2oiliic Sol5nlaltn ~leltete, nab.
reno oie SefretGrin 6rau aotb.
Wnlierbar protofollirte. Hodoent
i1lnmtlid)e ouSitcbenoe Gomite'n ibre
9erid)te cingcreid)t nlo 6rou 6lorn
Yoiiolcr. bic Iclegatir gum rltnabb.
9iiraerperein", iiber Die Situigcr
bieier aorperihait ~reierirt uno Die
Sroiielt boupti1d)lid, gum 9eiuf) Der
oeutlfen Sbenter > 8oritelllngelt err
mobrt bottc. Iprodl ciit Gonite oes
yGanritotter Tolf6feit . Tereins Dor
uto luo Die Wiitglieoer eill. iifl red,t
5oblreid) al Dem 8. Stiitungsieit oes
8ereins III bctbeiligcn. meld)es Mt.
iongS ,Slri nri SeiolitIs Sarn, nabe
@mprn Soat, ltattiinoet.
Ger EoIi5e iberihtiiir ben
% onot Ipril l1Bt erieben. oab
i'm Sallie bieieS Otonats 2730 Gerios
men. bnrlilter 936 Ne9er, perboftet
purben. @%eionoers bemerfensmertb
lit bic 3hotinhc, oaB iih utter Den
.@erbaitetct 10 9iitomobiIiiten BE.
iunoen. bon oenen 30 sltr Strofs &c.
5ogen muroen. Son sc Gbem1nnerrt.
Die ibre 6raiien int Sid, lieBen, pur.
peit 43 nicocr e%ntloiier. elm ,3eid,en,
oob 2setere bod nift 10 id,limm fpas
reit, mie iie BON ibren b~eiieren Sdlf.
ten gebranomarft puroen. oils Sieie
Softbciebte ermirften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Scirntbs Giccn5cn,

WiQinmt W. llnoerlpooD, IL. So:t.
iOr0, re, unO 6lorcncc 4. SmitG.
%, @ittWc.
S1mcs 4. BUD. q, uno 2lnna 9.
Sooper. IS; gpplifont 6rcb. ).
@beot, al equitable 0uiloing.
Ibeooore 6. Wonn. 81, urto gliic
~. &c 9ouirc, 81; gpplifnnt SaneS
NJ. &c 9ouire, Nr. 1910, Norb.
Bombs trnbe.
George $. Mepcre. y, Nr, 1929.
ucrldngertc 6reOcrid Apcuue. nto
Qua VI. Neir. %.
Charles y. Vprltc, q, Nr. 1920.
Norb-Gorolinc- StroBe, mo Margo'
ret McIooben, %.
Nnoren aurosfi, -, uno Iolpiro
aoitnltto. Is; glpplifort Vctcr Gu
tlusfi. Tr. go. Siib anltS trabe.
Sobn !. Isner, %, unb Molie g
@einberg, 10; applifurtt 2ouiS Dor.
riS, 9tr. q. 9toro.Goe StroBc.
Siooc Sopcritein, -. Nr. 72i,
Noro.Gnroline. Strobe. mo Sou Gin,
felitein, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Wolltc 2 port trcibcn. -
Ser Wunid), bel ben Yfcrocrcnilcn
miittnetten ST fonncl, brod)tc Den Nc.
ger @olter Yeol1, einen 9lngeitelltcn
bco Baltimore Country 9 Clubs, bin
ter ShloB mn Hicgel. Scit Ginger
Belt fonlen ans ocn perid)ieocncn
Sdr1nfen 5linl Iuibcluobren BON
&leioungsitiiden @el0er mo Wtrtb.
gcgcnItGnoe obbo1oen. Wtittellt ci.
ner cleftriihen @lofe, nelde at ei.
lrenl DER Sd)rdnfc ongebrodt lulltbc,
crluiid)tc man Beau IN Dem qugclls
blidc, ais cr cine marfirtc 3olarl,ote
ollS Der Solcntolfc zines onoercn9lll.
g5itcllten itobl. Nod) ieiner 8crGnl'
iulg geitono Der Neger, bon g. Sta.
len SregelloS cit gol0encS Gigarret'
tcn.Gtui I'M Wcrtbe bon $40 mo Sc
r6n Soruaro Iodins geitoblen 81 bn.
ben. Gr iuilroc burd) Gifter Stnns
In bon Holorro Yorf Dem Ncrifta'
periobrcn il%berlulelell.
Nlter Vrltnnen entoedt.-
5uglobncr Ser Worren =. grelti5cr
Contracting 60, lpeld)e am ab5ugs.
fonolboit orbeiten. iiieBen bel ibrcn
8roborbtiten oil 9onbitroBe, 5lui'
idel1 Unrfs ltun WolluhitruRe. oli
eincn y SUB tieien grlinneil, Der
ans banogemod)ten 9nditeinen et.
bailt mo nit elmer ld)peren 8rallit
platte 5ugeocft mar. Sr. ". S.Sin'
oerloll bon Nr. 331. Siio =. gonoitr.,
Der lett 10 ,5obrcn III iencr Nadbnr-
id)oit mobnt, ingte, iorpeit er niiie,
babe iid) III iriiberen Sobren cine gro.
be 1orn, IN iencr @egeno b~eiuuben
Die einem Srn. Goliielo gcbortc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

@Odcmtlid)c Stcrblidfcits. Statiitif.

--
Cine bebclltenbe 3unabme nonSobes.
fallen i'm @ergleid) jitr ielben @o-
dc oeS &oriubreS. Ippbus,
Sdorlntiie6cr mo 0ipbtberitis
i'm I%bncbmcn begriiien.
9ic EoocSrotc Ger perfloiienen Mo.
DE lit i'm SerglcidJ 81 oerielben Mo.
dc im Noriobre 9anj beoeutcno ges
ltiegen. SIS iturben nidt neniger alS
209 Eerionen gegeit 1St III 1907.
0agcgeu litb iest 8ppbuS,S horlat.
iicber. uuo 0ipbtberitisi1lle i'm Abs
ncbmen begriiien. Qic Squpt = To-
osSurio6en mpren: Sppbus 2, 0tus
fern Z, a~eltfbuitcn 1, 0%ipbtberitiS /,
Sniluenjo 4. Sfminoiltdt 81, arebS
7, orgoniide Ser5lcioen g., 2ungens
cut5iinoung 20, 9rigbt'idc Nierei-
fronfbeit -, Sdipudc toh Der 8es
burt II, IItersifmGdle 5, Selbltnior-
DC . mo llnfGae s.
Nn 8e6urtcn ipur0en ongentel0et
tGS @eiBc mo SO Reger; 1872 iuoren
annbcn nno l19 M1odcn.
Die folgcnoeu Sale BON on'tedcna
oen arontbeiten iuliroen I'M 8ergleid
gum Sori1brc oltgemcl0ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Tns Scr Sportswclt.

Ios Heiltltot Der gcitrigcn Efcrrc'
rcllllen ST Einllico. - oSSotcrs
man" 9clpimt bci'm Silrocnrcll-
ncn. - GoS Erogromm iilr NOR
gen. - Sr. $. 9rcbm sum 0ftt'
olico Der nNotionol Erottll8
aiiociotion" crtu0hIt.
Sci ocu geitri9cn Yierocrcnncn III
Yirnlico, 81 bcnen lid cine rleli8c
Neni6enmcngc eingeiunocn botte,
murocn iolgen0c EierOc Sieget:
/. Tcnncn, Az 6llrlon9S .Hcp-
boltrn," Compton" ulo oSuln"
Belt So Sefunbelr. b.
=. Rcnncn, 6 1ltrlonga pWto'
mcntrm," Geo. ". ScboIt" unO
Simple SollourS," 3cit 1 Min!rtc
II ii5 S%cfu1oel.
8. Henlcll. I Mcilc geo Doro3 -
.2oo Of 2on9Oon," nSiSfin" rno
n@orpon," 3cit I Minlltc Al 3i5 g.
furoen.
4. IenncL , Mcilcn - vS3otcr.
lpup," .Soohluoo0" NM o4r. Seth"
;3eit 1 Ofinliten % ScflnOc1.
). Rrnncn, I Nicilc - oNio
@ronOc" mo n9litcr G'Or, 3eit I
Winlltc IS Seflnocn.
6. Rerncn, I Wcile nGltccn Of
the Stills" Gus Selnl" iulO Geo.
IS. Sail" 3eit 1 Minutc l6 Bio 81.
tunocn,
7. Hcluncn / Wicilc 60 DoroS 49,
yGollrt 2oop," Greet >Sllbilce" mo
rSieb Rongc," Belt I Ninlite 10
Sefirnoen.
Gas Fro9romm ii MON.
tag.
Sir morgen lit ~iolgcnocS Gro.
gral1m oufgcItslt moroen:
/. Hcnlten - 3%mcii1brige - filnf
6%urlongs - Yferbe: Compton, @ilb
Sire, BUN. @enno, Sipitcr, 9comin
tier nllO Snnnmon Sob.
3. Hcuncn - Greiiobri9c - cine
Wieile - TferOe: 2. $. Snrris, Hpc.
Sont, @eQe OF Seiionline, Sollp Vrcs
ton Hocine =, Smofcr. SABRE, Nells
ifolecto, III Sro, SoO OF Hungoon, Be-
thus, Enboo, Wonbnlio, &i9btboule
mo Snoian Sumter.
8. Hennen ,Sbc Eimlico Bur.
icrp" 3~rpaiiGbrigc 49, Az Sur.
longs - Yfcroe: Wtib Hoifoclp, 9col,
Clifton, Che Ionf, GolborIte. Grcb
Eurooc 3, 2ilic 6op, 2ittlc Ming,
Smeet Simplicity, 2ilcetto, Scoriis,
9foB Sornpton itlto Com Wclton.
4. Ncnllcit IL Baltimore Siir0er.
rsnnen - Tierj1brige - etlpn 5lpei
Wteilen -Ffcroc: &entudp Beau, Stu.
rolf Eroclipitp, Sporfcr, @olbolln,
g8ilo Nefroin, @eggor Won II, 9lod
Bridge.
). 8ennen - Ireii1brigc - ied)s
6urlongs - I~reijobrigc - Ticrbe:
Cunning, Yoconlofa, Terionnl, %. Z.
Green. Ballad, 2igbtboiiie, 9ebec,
| Gharipori iin0 Gbeef.
g.. Heinlten - rDtaiocn 'SltnterS
| Steeplehoic" - 5lpei Yteilen-Efer-
81: Sarpiit 3, tourney, 2efoitiS Com.
mn @oooell unb Sanpico.
/; Z. @ennen - G%reiidbrige - / 3it6
Wieile = Tieroe: Rio @ronoe, Bins
allo Aesbles, @ptuatL Gueition Worf,
8obfeutuu, Sidtop Sisfim Gilrton,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09
Sbc 0nroncr, 8retllo Green itno

Sbc 0nroncr, @retllo Green itno
Snlp.
@r. s.. u. 9rchm Occhrt.
Nr. Ncnrp u. 9rCbnl. Der bcfullntc
@ruucrcibciiBcr, iuur0c elmer aus
Ntm Oorf eingetruiicneu 9tad)rid)t
5uiol9c sum Mit9licO Der Hcpi,
lions @cb0rOc Der o%9totional Srots
ting Nllociotion" ais gtodiol9er oea
Srn. Sronf 9olucr bon Ybilooelpbin
crnonlt. Sr. 0rebm lit ais cin gro
Der Observation-Disclosures inn Gor52n Sonoc
bcfonnt. Grit gigettbiimer he9
Erolpeft . NorfS ilno @srGiiocnt ocS
Yrolpeft Yatf SpnnopreinS, ionic
Broiioent bcrh1W drpldFo Colt Sbop
Qlfociution1oiN MD punirn"5r 'n1
---+f-+--t+-,A4,t--
Wobnenl 10 arnelpp or 0ccf.
ten 6rod dciHFn. 1ic
@nbn . @eicQidoiten bobcn cine
Gannpu9ne bcaonnell oercn 3lucd e0
it, olrf Die @onfcn c%illjulpirfcll, 90
raul 5l ndtclL ooB1 Die S%rod)titeIuc
Iorgfoltiq oila9cltellt mo rcgcIred)t
inhplIirt linb. Nic @obnen pertrctcn
ocn Stnnopuntt, Dab burd) Srodt
lhcinc, meld)c cntluc6er Der Sorm
nod o0cr IN TolGc mn~ngelbnitcr Srta
oolllrltn0 oefcft limo, Ole 9o1tcn ali
lubrlld GcrlnItc non goll5 bcOtutcll-
DEM llmiongc Crlei0en. Gincr obcr.
IlGhllfcn ShGBlulg nod) ltrcden
Die 9ollfe1 oc9 &onocS in jcocnl
Sobr1 nui Srodtiheinc els llnter-
pfolb mcl1igitcn9 $3,OOO,OOO,00O Dor.
Scrmittclit oieicr 6rud)tlhcirc miro
Der gauge Is. 8. 3. C9nor bel 2lblic-
ferltng) Srod)tucriunot crlebi9t. Cine
Etrlon. Die ,Srodt obltn0et, enlpiGngt
bon Der 9obn cincn Srod)tldciL mel
der nn1 0cItinmlngSort ilberrci6t
merOcn mtB. Gicicr Sro6tidein
miro bel elmer Nnnf btponirt, nab
reno cine Srnttc (begleitct bon oenr
6rodtidein) olll Den Srod)tempf1n-
ger ge5ogcu miro. Melln Der 2tttere
oell Uctrog Der Qrottc be5oblt, erDGlt
er bon DER @onf ocl Originol 5rodt-
idcin, mo nod, Froientotion belicl.
ben Del Dem %nbn : Igenten Die
6rnd)t ollSgcliclcrt.
I'm oieic Sronaottiouen olif eitc
ioliocre YoiiS III itelen, boben oic
9obn . 8cieQihoitcn beS 2onolS Dor
alr5ent cincn uniiornlen Srodtid)ein
oooptirt, Der nit groBtcr Sorgiolt
ollSgeorbcitct mo BON Der 5iuiid)en.
Itootlid)en SalOclS . Gommiliion IN
ooiiirt lpllroc. 5rob ol1ocm ober ho.
ben 9oitfell I'M 9nll5cn 2nnbe niht
nllfgebort, oQcrbur0 Sortcn bon Go
f%unlenien ols 5rod)tid)eine III occcp.
tiren mo oobti uiclinh enlpiinOlihc
Gerluitc crlittcll. @egen bicie Der
oerblide @euobnbeit rid)tet lid, ltlllt
Die beionoere 2lninarfidmfcit Der
Vobnen. "l'}
Iie EenntipIuoniu 9obn bat ibrc
idinn1tIid)en Gipiiiors = Srod)t.Igen-
ten initrilirt lid nit ben 9onfen in
ibrcn reip. 9iitriftcn ii, Gerbinoullo
81 ieben llto oiaic nodoriidlidit ST.
iuarneit, oefcftc 6rnhtideine SIT &c.
ceptireI.
Cute Nnaiif ten I iir Sors
mcr. Iic 9oltimorcr SanbelS-
TANNER gibt Die Seriid)eruire, baB
Die WorpIdnOer @oi5et erl,bte. DC.
ren Iurdid)nittsertrog 100000
9uif)el lit, IN oieiem Sabre lid aiii
100000 bis 20,0OO,0OO 9uId)el be.
%loifen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Gier6eb II d Grigc &C y
ibren Gltcrn ourd. Mab-
reno Der Ioter Der If Sabre oltc>t
Venlob Mortiu 1T Der iilolpeltlldel
FoliSeiitotion cil1en SoItbcfcbl 0egclt
ieirle 3odter uno ibrcn ongcblihct
GlItiiibrer, SnrrD 5. Gol,eS pon Nr.
912. @eits2omburb. StroBc, erlu''clt
bat, befinbct lid ous Eonr ulf icintr
honeymoon" ,Heiie irgenoluo. bod,
in elmer lpcoer oei1 Gltcrl,, nod ocll
6rcunbcn unO Der Eoli5ci 6efarutter
Stobt. tbs M1bhcn ucrlieb Sic
elterlidc Mobnitiig ont lcbtcn Src;,
tag unb lit ieitbcr ipiirloS peridrulln,
oeii. Sp1ter iullrbe icitgcitcllt. boi
SoncS cine Sciratbaliccl5 erlnn1t
nno bns Alter ocs WtGod)cns olif Is
Sabre ongegcben bate. Iie Gltcrr
oeS Vidod)enS, ipeld)c in Nr. t07.
Moro Garroaton 9lpemlc. ipoblltr
linn ollBcr lid iiber Die Niioirc.
WiI6 Ddnoler beitraft. =
aitt Yeranlaiiung beS Snipeftors s,
Scbr nom @eiunbbeitsomt lpilroc Der
UtildbGnoler Sobn Sdenning Dol,
Nr. 1927, Sit . 9aItimorcitr., Dem
3ifter S'9teiu in Der oitlifen Eoli.
%5eiltation unter Der Inihuloisrno
porgefilbrt, ongcblid Nild perfoilii
81 boben, lpeldc feline 3R Yro5en
9uttarmild) entbielt. Ger Hid)ter PC.
itraite Shenniltg NIT 500 nnb ao.
iten NIB iogte, er lueroe in 3ufrnii
tbie itrengiten Strnfen iiber Milf).
bdnbler perb1ttgen, Die bei'm Ser.
.fmif minoerpsrtbiger Mild abge.
fdbt miiroen. 'inlS ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-09

Yaie sur Geiie in's Anslamb be-
iOrst 8. &cime, 9rt 413, Ci-yalti.
mOrcitrake, nabe gnitou Ssaie Iue.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-12-22
CENTENNIAL.

December 20, 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Rathbun left
Thursday for Mabel, Mimi, for few
days visit with friends and relatives
Mrs. Joe Wiltgen and children
spent Thursday afternoon at the
Frank Boeckman home.
George Duff and son Winfred OF
Rock Falls came Monday for a visit
with Mr. Duff's parents and other
relatives.
George Allen went to Castalia Fri
day.
l.. Rikward, accompanied by Zoa
Russell, drove to Waukon last Thurs
day.
Lawrence Steele, wife and baby OF
DEBORAH, came Friday for a few days
visit with Mrs. Steeles parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rikward.
Mrs. George Allen and two chill
dren were calling at the J. e. Rus
sell home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Douglass are
visiting at tie Rikward home.
p. 7. Schissel and wife were shop
ping in Ossian Friday.
Ed. Youmans and wife went to
West Union Tuesday, returning on
Thursday.
Joe Wiltgen passed through Gen.
tennial Friday on his way to Ossian.
Nick and Johnnie Schissel were
visiting their brother Pete last We'd
nesday.
Lew Rikward and lady friend
passed through Centennial Friday.
Mrs. l.. D. Burrows was shopping
in Ossian Wednesday.
p. F. Schisscl and Rae Runkle
transacted business at the county
seat Thursday.
Charles Allen visited his brother
George few days last week.
George Allen and family were Wis
iting at the Isaac Duff home last
Tuesday.
A few from Centennial attended
the Henry Thornton sale near Cas-
Italia Friday.
Sunday, at the home of the brides
parents, occurred the marriage of
Miss Zoa Russell to Mr.. Louie Rik-
ward. Only a few friends and rela-
tives were present. The writer wish
es them long and happy life.
Misses Grace and Blanche Rath-
bun were calling on Mrs. Rae Runkle
Sunday afternoon.
Bert Daniels } and family were
guests at the Theodore Daniels home
Cr Nv.
Mrs. Elmer Rosa was calling on
Mrs. l.. ID. Burrows Sunday evening.
Charles Daniels called at the T..
j. Daniels home Saturday afternoon.
George Allen helped Holver Olson
drive cattle to Ossian Monday.