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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-01-14

death Of Brother Charles Gilman, this
lodge has lost one of its oldest and best
beloved members, whose memory we
will always cherish in .kindest rec
objection.
mourn his loss, we offer our tenderest
sympathies in their great bereavement.
That the charter of the lodge be
draped in mourning for thirty days IN
his memory and that a copy of these
resolutions, under seal of the lodge, be
given to Brother Gilman s family.
VIM. P. BLISS,
WIN. G.. HALEs.
CALVERT SPENSLEY,
Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-01-14
DAILY STAGE
BETWEEN
MINERAL POINT &D0OGEVILlE
Morris Proctor, Proprietor.

Stage runs daily, except Sunday, leaving
Mineral Point at 7:t5 o. M. and Dodgeyille be
tween and ? p, m,
Connects at Dodgeyillewith train on {. a N
w. R'v for Madison, Milwaukee etc. aud Al
Mineral Point with ss3O D. m train on c. NJ. a
St. 2. R'y. for Platteville, Darlington. Shulis
burg, Monroe and GAINESVILLE.
Calls left at the Hotels, Mineral Poin,
will receive promptstteution ss-FARE SOC
Phone 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-01-14

VIM. Andrews, one of the early
settlers of Darlington, died at his home
in that city early Monday evening of
last week. He was a member of the
Eastern Star, A. f. q A. M, and has
held many positions of honor and trust.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Sulbri fir Saar.I rafrln.

Iic ,SOcc, Solbci sur Micbcreer.
ItCaung Der 5nr6c ocs SanrcS 5u be.
nlttclL lit nid)t ltelt. llnicrc UroBs
elteru benlleteu .Salbci. Sbee", I'M
ibr &nar ountcl mo gl1tjeno SIT er-
boltcr. @enn ibre Saare nusfielen,
briibtcn tic Snlbei ab mo beniisten
Den AbguB oauon ais 8c9enmittel.
Sc,lte brolldIen mir oies nift mebr
SIT tbln. Sildltige Gbemifer perrid,-
ten Dies icst iiir ms. 8ir pcrlon.
gen Dcntc bcrcn Yroouft: ,8petb
Gage oto Sulpbur", SaIbei ui,o
Sbluciel III rid,tiger St1rfe entboI.
tcno. Allie 9lten Ipotbefcn fibren
cs iiir SOC. obcr $t.00 Die SIaife.
ODER eS miro brett segen ginienoung
oes Grciics pcriotot bon Der 8netb
Chemical &c.. II Gortlonot.5 Str,
Ncrp Sort Gitr. af
,3tl p~erta1fen into empfobIen onrf,
ale Bt1lomlnn & Mntts apotbefen,
nno Heao Grug Co., 2erinston. rn6
poraro'Str (Ipru4iSa--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

0crictb in Sagc. -
Ter % Sabre ultc Sobn .. Sopfins
itrlo Der p Sabre nlts Carl g. 0ens
bon Ar. 2205, S%umlepitraBc murocn
am Iunncritag Nbenb ourd, ocn go
%li5iitcn Gents uerbnfttt. olS lie ben
Soirolm ocS 5l,r 3cit lec~riteberoen
SauicH Mr.. 1908. 6dirnloutts apei,ne,
betratcn mo III Der norooitlid)en 30.
li5eiitotion eiugclieiert. Ter 9lou'
rof lag III Der Ndbe ollf Der 'Gaucr
mo murtctc olti Iiebc, lueId)e III let
ter Belt i'm norooitIid)cn Stobttbeilc
III lctr iiehcuoc.t @Glticrt 8aSorine
Itnbltn. 9l9 CT Die 8cnaniten ooltn
uufonmcl int). glullbte or iifer. bic
gcilld)tcn Sitter bonn 9red)eiien Dor
lid 5u BADEN. Rihter 2leipellpn ent.
lieB ic6Od) geitcru Die 8crbaiieter
luicocr. 0a ca lid b~crauoiteqte. onB
niciclbci 0na bcirciicnoe 0ous nr'i'
bcn luolltcn. nm 6 III miCtbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

f~ciucalpc9a pcrIicrt. Gic Gbnroftere.
mclde ser ShriftitcIlcr in icincm
Stildc ihiIoert, iit0 Dem &ebeIl eItt
ll0lrnlcu.
n&ictorio lGcQtcr,"
Mer iiir cit Idd1crlid) 9cril8cH
GintrittaQelo Elm ipirtlid) crittIoIiiaca
NouocpiHc NroQronm III icben
miinidlt. Der mulB in'ay &ictoriu- bco-
ter" achcn; Doa lit cine &cOcn1ort,
oic iicb IN Nultinlorc'2 Ibcotcr Sub
Iifum bcrcit3 p0lla cin1cbiirNcrt bot.
llno mubrlid) nidt obne @runo, bot
Nod) Ole Notwithstanding oea ihnnt-
den Mllicntcmpcl2 lett 0ciicu Gr0if
mrnQ ra portrcfilid ucrItonoclL Ole
Gorbictuugclt itct3 oltl Dem bohcl
9tiucull III crhultcL lueld)c1 b0a Ql0ns
5cnOe GrGifmmN2 Ero9runm &c
lest. llnter ocn in Oieicr @od)c mrI-
~trCtcnoen &ituItIcru ot critcr STEELE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

idoit bon HhIIO0Clphiu", lucldc3 am
tommcn0Cn TrcitoN I'M nSDccum"
itottfin0ct, AclnlQt Die 0rcioftiQcSpr
rcttc oWiroflC WirofIu" BON Sccoc0,
Dem acknowledgements Don oWtu.
0onc Nn0ot," sur NufiijhrruN. Nb'
Qcicbcu uou Der r%ci}crocn Wilrlit lucl
dc cine Tiluc Observation-Disclosures W}Clo
0icl CnthGlt, III Ger Sllholt 0cH Stil
DIES Gin attruttiu bumlovIltlid)cr,
menus ogd) m0ud)nrol 0Onod) ats
iicbt ais obs NJ m0uncrmnrhenocm
aonnpi rn0 GootihlnQ fonuVen ioiitc.
ga ou9 Stiid IN Sponicn ipiclt, lit
}ltr GntioItlmQ idilIcruOcr Moitjim
Erddt ullaNicbigit WcIcgcnbclt ac9c
ben. 0ic HoUcu NcicBunN bca
Stiitc2 lit cine Ndnj b%cionocr3 Nlitd
lihe; ollie Die bcitcn MrGltc oc9 On
icnlbIc2 iinO III Ocn Nultptroucn be
ld)dltiqt. "a lit ullcl uorun Trl.Gmls
he SGlollfel0 SIT llcllllCil. nlG trCffllGDe
Soubrctte. lpclfc ljd) bCrcit2 bier III
SoItinuorc sum mbcltrittclcn Nicb
ling 0c2 Nublifum2 5lt MADDEN Der
lton0cn bat. III oWiroflc @irollo"
hat lie cine MOur, Die ibrcr idlouipic
Icriidc1 Gjqcnurt Iomohl, mic ihrcll
lmnnIidcn Gloliiifntioncn bcion
0cra 5uiuNt. III mrlcrcr Nuhbur
ito0t Y~hiIooclphin miIrOc ihrc Hci
itul9 III Oicicr Eortic pom ser &c.
iommtcn Erciic nit Den b0ditcn %ob-
ipriIdIcn bc0nd)t. Mr. Enltl Nclpo,
Der l%tInmHbcHubtc (CIor Der Wclcla
ihoit, iplcIt Die 9iolc oc5 oEcbro",
Nr. Grnit 9iobcrt Oeu yNl0mtrol No
tun,orc2." ST.. Non2@tBlinQ Den o@}ns
roaNniu," Mr. Ncrnom @erolo Ocn
oWlopi5pt" NM Mr. Nclir SciDCI Den
SON @olcro O'9llCdru}n@." aopcll
mCiitcr G0rI Don Ncgcrn miro 0iriAi
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

ltcberl bcluieicn, oaB lie oltu Minor
0crltn9cn gcreht mur6c, mo fam
nit StoI5 nli ibrc Sb0tigfcit jlrriids
bllden." Sic Hogc 51hlt gcgenlpdrtig
SO Diiiglieocr nit tillcm aopitol pom
$1,000. be5ublt Orci Collars mod)cntli.
Dies Benefit inHruutbeitaidaen. 500.
rcipcttiuc $50 bel S,oocSfdQcn. bel ci
mem 9eitrng BON bier Collars idbr.
lid. Gle gcgcnwGrtiarn 9comtirrcll
iino: I. Frdiiocntin Wiaric @ilublc.
,. Yr6iiocntin u. Nurfbnrt, Scfrctd.
rim Gliio6ctb 8utcrrnutb, Sd)uBmei.
ltcrin 6. Wiinoe.
3eitgem Scr 9eueis. =
6reul16in: .9tidlt mnbr, Soni. iii
uno Gein Dtorn iefo lfon res1t
gludllh rerbeirutbst 2" 1nnt:
,llnb OBJ. rte Ltebett un5 unioalth.
Peretts funfmol hoben mir uniere
Gteloune lton ttraragsihoher.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
81 uIlioopitr. ; beotcr."

DNpllio0Nitr, (beutcr."
yNlunon @cort2", cineS Der bcrpor
ro1clo'tcn Stiifc aus Der Soccer bon
". q. Noltcpillc. lucldca Ollrd) Der.
0lcntc GrioIgc NCrii6mlt6cit Qcluo1
llcn, liebt in Oicicr lHpdp ullf Dem
Nrogranm oea .Nonioopitr. (hcu
tcta." Ioa Stild. cin M~clooranlu
l@trcngitcn Character, lit ieiicllo uor,
ocrn Mionlcnt, lucllr lid Der &orbang
jltul crItct Molc bcbt. bis 5ltniS dlll.
ne oco Sdlnuipicl9. Die &on0lul0
lit nltfrcgclr0 rn0 0ilrfte ieDcm Ghca.
tcrbcIlld)cr cine interciiol1te llnter.
boltllnN hietelr. Ginigc bluioriitiidc
GinIngen gebrn Dem Stiid eincn be.
~'olr0Cren ChnroIlCr, iCbpd) bot Der
Nltter O. p%cr'taupcn ole siontlt 10 &c,
'tttt ST. Dcrrpenoelt, oaB 'te ntdt ito.
reno duf ouS Meloornmo lelbit mirft,
10 oab oieie- or pran1at,ihet Oawalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

Teicrtcn ibr StiftunN@.
fcit. Pm Gicnltu3 NbcnO ~icicrte
Die oGliinbCtb SoAc 9tr. I. NroGn Der
S0bnc Der Grcibcit," in Ncimbod) $
No1c an N'GonncLlitroBc lGr od)t
%5ebni0briGc@ Stirtung2icit nit 9oQ.
EroleIior H0oll SUITES Grd)eitcr
lpicltc ileiBiA jlrm Gauge olti, IS mar
cill cd)tc3 oclrtldIc2 Committeeman. mo
onliiiirtc ljd) Sung mo 9lt olli oaa
Bette. &n rcd)t GROCER ;}ubl mar Der
Ger o,GtIinnuz 9un0, Green Der
Sfpor5cn Sitter" utrtrctcn, ionic
0lld) NrilOcr Don Der .Nnrmonic.S o0c
9ir. /" mo uNcrmonn9.% oac Nr. g."
Mn Wlunidl Der Sdlucitcrn biclt Scr
@rOB-S ctrctGr Sbco0pr Fobit cine
fIcinc NnIprudlt nit cincnt ltcbcrblid
Der SoAc. Hcriclbc ioNtc ur0ciGhr
6oI9elNc@; oNdt5cbn Sabre lit oaa
Nltcr, 100 Die l$lungiruu c~illtritt IN Die
@ciclid)aIt mo id jeiNt, Oh lie iGbi0
iii, Elm niiblidc2 Witglic0 III ucroell.
oGlllabetb So8e" bat cs lett ibrcm BE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

fcnrcn. SIS lit ibm ~Gelungcr, Sri.
Miucttc acribom iiir Elm 0~joitipicl in
Oicicr ySod)e III 0cruiuner. Sic ipicIt
IN Der poprl0ren aonlooic sis Gr.
ccIlcncn, the @opcrnor," bic Sultpt-
role unb oiiritc irogloS cine oleidc
;3ll1frait olli Dn9 9%nltin1orcr Eitbli-
FINN nuailbcnL mic tic bo3 m1hrcuo
ibrc6 f. Wodlcn loilaeu Gdltipiel9 in
Tester ~snlipntbdt. Sos spiel bielcr
jungen GitnitLer,n iit-on1tut6tg uno
IN Der Hoae Der oGte0a De Ger"
ihetnt ite gan5 IN ihrem Clement III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

crpGbnt lei Gomorb MSbittocrc, Der
critic Scnor Scr y&oot Of SoQo1o."
GompngniC. lucld)cr Nricn uliaCpcrn
lntO populGrc @olo0cn 5lm Nortrng
brInqcn miro. Cine ulocrc bcruor
ru9en0c %gclonalidc Nummer beS
Programmes biloct OoS Wotbum Gitp
NuortcIt; inn llcbrigcn icieu CT
ludbnt: Ole bier Nrd)opri, g%lfrobotcn
ulb ,SongIciIrc; NclIic SuttorL ole
ultiQc Gonmooiontin ; Nubp Nc.
Scoh III cIncm muiifuliidcn 9lft; So
lcphlnc Saron un0 hire .GiricNio0,"
Nellic Burt. &crmonolmga Stint
Icrin. mo NnIo@. Der trcfflidc ,Soll
Alcltr. Ger ainctoNrnpb briuNt into.
rcllomtc rclIc N%Utinnhmen nit t0glid)
m%cdllcln0cn HrOgronml.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

lid Ourd) @rbidoit jltnt rcid)cn Monm
miro. Die S6mlipj1lcr (rllppc. sic
IiG nm Ben Star" 1ruppirt, iii nit
Observation-Disclosures Soraiolt 5uiommcu-
0eItclt; lie nntiuBt cl1i0c Der beitcn
2llnIHcr Der omcrifnuiihcn 8iihne.
Sccnild)l Nu%aitottlmQ uuO &oitiimt
loIicn feline bcrcHtiQtcu @iinihc ri
len, Ntittmod) un0 Sumitog finocn
NoGnlitto0a 9IoritcQunacn itntt. &n
Der Mittmofa-N iotinec fonmt cin
non &rn. &ilion iclbit pcrfuBtcaS tijf
Che @odeior' a9cbn" }lw ~oUcrcrIteu
2(uiiiihrlma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Sbr lester Srief.
POI Woro'G ntam'S traRc,
/ Shiir non 9%eriustum strahs.

Ibr lester Srief.
Sr muntcn 9rici bob' id) 9cle'el,
Ser poll Don &icbc itberIIoB
@crthlps &upicr lit cS gcpcierL
So mcrtbloa, mic Der Sfmeid)Icr
Srob.
Nur Cincu 9rici ocn lcl' id) INNER,
Ter lcbtc, ben oic Wuttcr itric6,
Gr Mcibt Wlein Croft, mcin 9oll'
mnBsihimmcr.
lln0 0arllm lit CT mir 10 licb.
Nic f0nnte i) mid, Don ibn trenncr,
Git lci' id] ion ipGt III Der 9iuft;
Sd iiiblc lire 2ippcn BREMEN,
llnb ibrc Sonb IircidDt mid 10 Iadlt,
> nid)t0 gebt iiber Oillttcrlicbe!
Sect mciB ids crit. mas JIG mir mar.
@or olld) Die Nad)t 10 trorrig. tribe;
Sf iitbl c8, bob tie bel mir mar.
Mus icorr Belle fam ids lcicll,
gSie mid mcin Miitterlein geiiebt;
IS lit ocS Mutterber5ens ySeien.
9ob JIG Dem &il1be AlcS giebt
@obl uubt ibr &orpcr l1ngit int
@rabc,
Iodl ibrc 2icbe maltet tort,
ToS 2iebite. bus i'd, bon ibr babe,
Sbr letter gricf, ibr letteS @ort.
Gle polt' CO mir nidt nliinolid) ia.
gen,
ltnb 5ittcrnO idric6 lies auf's go
pier;
mir bat ooS Serj 10 bong aeIhlagen,
llub beige SbrGnen ronnen mir -
Sic mollte mir nod 6riebe ipcnoet,
Nus jeber 3eilc mebt'S midi oil,
Sic hot nit ihren miioen S1roen
Sbr lebte9 2iebe9lucrf getban.
Sd trog' Den Brief al meinem ser.
6ett,
81 lit fiir mid ein Simnels9ut;
<Sd 1ll0lS III Sor9elt llllo III Snrler-
sen,
Wic mid ole Wlltter licben tint.
llno mas aud tolnn1t, tic bilft mfrs
trdgen,
Sr idlricb lies IN Dem leBten griei-
Sic liebt mid, mic in iriib'reu IA.
aelt,
Nl2 ld) IN lbren Arlnen iflief.
Mic &iegenIieoer Dor ids flinger.
&ic @lOdenfloug III ltiirm'ifcr
Had)t;
Gie Wtiltter mill mir 6riebe bringct,
Sie bGlt bel ihrcm ainoc 8aft.
SIN Shloic bat lie mid, ~umiongcn.
Sd iiibl' ocn ailB, Den JIG mir CAB;
%lS mare JIG ME iortgcgangen.
Als rl,btc nimmcr JIG i'm @rob'.
II. j. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
,Ni o0umc Butterfly" IN Der
,9nric."

81 o0umC Butterfly" IN Der
u&pric."
Cine Trcuoeubptid,uit iilr ole N}u.
~iiffrcmOc Der Sto0t bringt sic &un.
DC, oob inter Der Gircttion BON &ru.
0tor Tocttcnheltcr cine crlcicllc @cs
ieuid,oit ont 3. Ntoi in Der "%pric"
ciir ciWu0dipc5 engagement III Nuc
cini'S Cpcr rNin0umc butterfly" be
Qinnt. @ohl lett larger, lorlaer 3eit
tat feline nCllc Sper IN ser gall5cn
QStlt iold)e3 9htfiehcn crreGt, iotdlc.l
@ttiua Gcfrmotit, mic 'EltceiHi's 9tcis
Iteruerf. Cos Yiiblifum ser Orob-
It0Otc Guropu'5, mie NCrIin Noria.
&onOolL Micn Nubopeit IitB lid
sum Nrobtcn 9llthuiiuanrUa hinrGtr
BclL mo in Nmcrifo crlcbtc 0aaStiid
Irilu1phc ME fcin Slpcitca jlluor.
Nm Die lcBtc NoritcullnI Ger Spcr IN
Baltimore, gcACbcn Don Ser oIiCtto
poIitnn Gpcrngcicuit,oit," oilritc lid,
0na hieiigC (bcotcrpltbIitlm nod ais
cinca Der gI0lBcnOitcn muiifuIiihcn
Erei1niiic Ser SOiion crilHicrn. God
in fuit ollen Tolltl IN Ocncn ole Gpcr
0ufQcfiihrt mur0c, Ncldoh Dies 81 70
FEN Gintritt2rrcilcn. S%nctfcnbcucr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
az urpl Il D."

2lui Die mnulllQt0dlrn gSilnldc bin
bot WCid0ft9lilbrcr &trll0n 0Cll $50
Mig ser &oulG0iontcL" Atot. ~. Niua,
iilr cil1 @uitipicl III 0icicr Mod)c inl
.Wiorplan0 Gbeotcr" Qcponncn. 9tnt.
Niua, Ntdl Qcltolult oShc Soppp
Sromp." trot crit IN lcBter Suiion
ullf mo pnBtc Naa Nubliflm ju 81.
ucr1 6erurtiNrn Npplulla bll}urCiBcL.
OoB ntf cr OCn &lmld) hat. Ojc
Trcun0e 0c6 .Wiurnlmo" nod Gin.
maf nit fci1ltr &ontit 5u rrQoDcm-
Cua YroQrumm iii rcihbultig m0
cntbdIt nebcll Dem GrmUbntCn nod
mundlc2 Nor5il9lifc. 10 ooB Ocnt
tbcotcrlicbcnOCn Gublitum ciui0e m
tcrholtun1orciGc Gtunn2n Ouruntirt
mcr0Cn fGuucu. Ole y%0rroma &nu-
c0itCr Gonlpnru" hrinQt cine GrtAi
n~nl-@Omo0ic o%ifc 6uthcr Sitc Sou"
SIR lo"itcuunQ. Gam m0rcu ut cr
ludhacn: COS &c Nupcn SIrtctt,
mcld)ca Gin NoQct ouiiijbrcn miro,
Milbur Ntod Wlo Bella MoIfcr, in
Der mlliifoliitcn Sfi8c r(bc @irI
onO the Ecnrl;" Moriciuc2, Ou2 pbu
liidlc @un0cr, ln0 Elu Grammar. -
Wiotiutc'n IiuOcu tdNIid itott.
.NuDitorium."
Nciddltaiilbrcr Hcrnnn ld)cint oClt
Ocidmud 0e3 Eublifnnl9 Nrnull III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

bat INN, BON rcr lcbr ricbtigcn ,S0cc
ollagebeno, ooB geroOe oicie Opcr
Dem &ofcGltg0n6lid 9cmodt lperocn
loltc, e9 unterl1ommcnL 0na Merf IN
eritfIniii9er Gnritellullg 81 populdrcn
Ereiien sur 4uliilbruna III b%rin9sn.
.1oB 9lll loltlea sts~cbei Inertennlng
perolent, 6eootfgf s,tth Der grpdb-
nung, unb bot Is du6 in alien StdD.
ten, uelhe ST. o~aettenteuet init lei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
,@ oprtus (hrutcr"

w an ct y SOCQlCF.
Gin u1ioit9rcid)ca &ro8ronir, Ooa
Dor uurn Gil,Qeu oud) uicl @utco 2l1ts
bGlt, miro in picier y&od1c I'M v@opc-
tn beuter" uplt Der 9tltc 4 S0rton'@
,Ruic Nia Sollp Company" sur Nltr-
iilhrlmQ 0ebrad)t. ljc otSOltr Sors
Oon4," mctd)tn &omooinnten Die Oh
re Qtbijbrt, on critrr Stellc %erru0bnt
III mcrOcm, 0iirftcu alth bier NIT gro
BCnt NclfuIl mn g0uQnUHcn -lueroen.-
Ger puWtlGrev Sd1a1tipiClrr &ohn T..
Gain mudlt iIuClHCr urt0lrIldCn Stlj
&C. N 5000 9tiQbt'@ Npr">' lctn Gr
idCincn. &brnu &pncr trNNt cIniae
Shlogcr mit dmnuttiNcr Gimme
Dor. lluo Sri. &Iond)c ltcmroulbe cr-
idcint il jhrcr 5pcjioIitit Butter
Hromn." Cine OtCtaftiQi muiitolildc
&om0Oir. bctitrlt o(bc &niaht@ OF the
9tc0 @ar0tL" lUcld)C liuiNr orilinelC
N}uiitlummlcru cntbGIt uno NcIcNent
lid mtId'cr Gin Ballet ulf1ciijhrt
miro, lit Gin Grciicr Critcr @iltc, 1c3
N8eitertl W0rcu }u cup0bncn: Uco.
u. Nicc, :. !, (bontoa, &ohn q,
Goih 9m0ycu Aic%co0, %iuu Ghui2.
81 Orn NiitGllcCIrn 0c1 Ghora acb0
rcn bic foIGcn0cn &iInitlcrinncn:
NOpllo Npncr, NcWictto &bcclcr,
Hloiiic @outpr. Sean ct, GcIjr mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25

SpcrrhnlS" ii6cr Die @rettcr geht,
iucldc bic @clt beoclitelt. Gt Der
m1nnlidcn SollptroQe itelt @r. 6t.
@ilion cine iiterm0ltigeno fon1ild)c
3Sigur ouf Die @iimle; cr last Ole BIT
bnrer hen gousen Nbenh l1ldli aus
rem 21ten heruiis fnnmltr. 1ie-8c.
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The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

ubernatorial chair of the State decided then to write an article on Enrico Tonti. do not know if my articles were read in the State for which they were principally in tended; but l do know that quite number of Historical Societies of different States of the Union reques- ted of me copies of said articles. In writing them l was bound to consult several historical books. may then, with due respect to the different opinions expressed by oth- CTS, express my own, by saying that the origin and the meaning Of the word Ozark are very simple. pro- vided We go back and read the his tory of the old time as it was writ ten at that time
 "Ozarn. from the French aux Ark, means literally to the Ark ansaw tribe" It should have been written plainly aux Arkansaus, but the abbreviation was commonly used at that time both by Enrico Tonti and by the old French Mis- For il is not correct to state that the last syllable of the expression was dropped off and if nally the expression was shortened to Auxark This mighty poor and an unfortunate guessing For the abbre3iation was used by the very first pioneers: who however could never have written Auxark but simply and clearly aux Ark You'il persuade your self by reading Les Lettres edi- tiantes des notres Missionaries de i Amerique, printed little over POO years ago in six volumes and in the old French spelling and die tion Mr Parkman must have read those letters and gotten from them the best material 1t could afford to write his splendid history Of our continent Yours sincerely.
 Bandini
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
Father Bandini'~ Theory

Seeing the article in last week $ News. Rev P Bandini of Tontitown addressed the following letter t0 Mir Pool which throws additional light on the question under discussion
 Tontitown. Ark. July 90 Mr C. W Pool, Springdale. Ark=Dear Air Pool. see through The Sprlngdale News that you are very anxious 10 find out the origin and the meaning of the word Ozark II gives He great pleasure to see a gentleman of your vocation taking such an inter- est Il anything that belongs to the history of his adopted CT native country.
 Some ten years ago l had come to the conclusion, right or not, that the man who made Arkansas known to the world outside as special and designated territory, @ao estab- Hshed the first white settlement this territory, who caused the sane territory to be called Arkansas hA building "Le Fort des Arkansaas Arkansas Post was comparatively ty unknown to the Hvine Arkansas pso pie While We have counties. villa ges and brooks named after people that the history Will never be able to tell what they have done e de- serve such an honor, the name CT the man. who should be called rightly the father q Ark ansas. or at least the founder of Arkansas, was not to be found in any place Yea indeed the very History of Arkansas used at that time in our public schools had noth- ing to say about him; and the poor child had nothing to learn about the past history of his country. 1t was deemed more necessary for him to commit to memory a long list of names of people who sat in the
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06

fish
 Hershel Nation of FayetteVille is spending a week with friends out here
 Mrs Callison is said to be right poorly Dr Cooper is the attending physician
 John Harman and Ollie Draper ar building an evaporater at George Harmans
 Uncle Billy Sullivan is still very sick Two of his brothers from Tex as are visiting him
 Will Franklin went up near Rog- CTS last Friday to spend few days with relatives and friends.
 Anna Wood is improving slowly She has been sick for some time. but is able to be up some of the time now.
 Say, +U No how do you like the story in The springdale News? | like it fine, but it seems 50 long between times
 O. C Wright has his boat now ant quite a number of people are spend ing their leisure time boat riding There were quite number at the ponds Sunday and Monday also.
 There have been quite number of bee trees found around here. Of course Uncle Jeff Brown was one of the lucky number Think he has found about four trees
 Jonah Dobbs and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harman and two daughters. went out in Oklahoma about two weeks ago to visit relatives. and letter received from Mr Harman on Thursday stated that one of his hor ses had died since he got there and his soninlaw, Ollie Draper, has gone after them
 A party consisting Of Mrs. Bement, Mrs John Rollins. Mrs. Cora Wright Mrs 0rxille Rollins. Miss Leona Be ment Maude Wright. Mabel Bementf and the gentlemen were. .. C. Wright. z N Loo. F Wright. Henry Richardson. Will Franklin, Tom Rollins and Willie Randolph, were all together Tuesday afternoon at the fish pond The main attrae- tion was boat riding.
The Springdale news., 1909-08-06
Maggie
PRAIRIE, GROVE.
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From the Herald
 R L. Mccoy is now having a ce- ment pavement put down i'll front of the Rich building, which he re gently purchased
 Prof !. NJ. Doty. former teacher in the Prairie Grove Academy was in town Saturday He is travelling for Lyceum company
 W. T Neal X Son, who have been conducting store in the southern part of town, have closed out their stock of goods and gone out of business.
 Mrs. Tommie Gibson and her returned home yesterday after visi ting relatives and friends here for the past week-Bethel Grove it. ems
 Dr N. H Mock, who has been sick with appendicitis, in Fayette= vile for several weeks, is now able to be up again and has gone to the Sulphur Springs. in Benton county, for two weeks.
 Borderland3 the play presented at the opera house last Thursday evening by Springdale talent. af- forded q very enjoyable evening to the large audience present. A num-
  Der of the characters were exceed ingly we'll presented and the whole troupe was up to the average of ann ateur performers.
 The protraeted services which have been in progress at the Southern Presbyterian church, came to a close Sunday evening Rev. U E Wylie. the pastor. filled the pulpit Sunday morning and even ing. and delivered two very strong sermons Those who have kept in touch with MT Wy1ies work here say that these two sermons are his best efforts here