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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

call for a vehicle that first of all is
comfortable to ride in; second, must be
possessed Of the utmost reliability; and
third. it must have that something
which we recognize as style and ap-
pearance.
1t is not so much of a task to make
a car ride easily, since that feature
alone is a question of perfect balance
of parts. the proper size of wheel for
the given size car and proper size of
tires to carry given weight, and the
proper design of springs.
THE small car, for instance. can
readily make use of a type of spring
known as the fun elliptic. scroll clip
tic and three-quarter elliptic. This
construction, however, would be abso-
lutelys wrong in a car that would be
designed to carry seven passengers or
the car whose weight at times would
exceed $500 pounds. Then platform
spring is the most satisfactory, because
it is possessed of all the easy. riding
qualities found in the other types, and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

grades or level, on smooth roads or
rough. You get speed. all you want.
whenever you want it; you get room.
comfort. easy riding; you get smooth
working machinery and silent drive, all
parts easy to get at and you get car
as large and handsome as any on the
market, and beautifully finished in is
coats, of paint.
In short you get all that can be
had in any car regardless of price or
reputation and the car is here ready
to prove all of these statements at
your pleasure If You consider your
self incompetent to pass on the merits
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
MITCHELL AGENTS PROUD
OF THEIR 1910 PRODUCT
Reliable Little Cars Are Given
Many improvements

The Osen &
Hunter auto COM
pany Of S a n
F r a n C j SEQ, San
Jose and Oakland,
agents for the
M i t C h e IL motor
car company of
Racine, Wis, for
five Pacific coast
states, have much
to be proud of in
1910 Mitchell cars.
These cars have
long been noted
as sturdy, reli-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
ESSENTIAL FEATURES
FOUND IN SPEEDWELL
High Type Car at a Moderate
Price Is Agents Claim

''B e C a u S e the
Speedwell price is
the highest price
that you should
pay for the best
motor car built
and the Speedwell
is the best that
can be built, is the
reason why a pur-
chaser should first
c on s id e T the
Speedwell," says
L. V. Lynch, the
local manager.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
RELIABILITY STRONG
POINT OF PEERLESS
Thorough Test Given Car at
the Factory

4 have often
been asked why
it is better to buy
a car like the
Peerless and pay
nearly $4,000 for
it in place of buy
ing a medium
priced car" said
H. o. Harrison.
"The purchaser
of the high grade
car has many ad-
vantag geS over the
F. medium priced
one. His tastes
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
RAMBLER IN VAN OF
MOTOR CAR PROGRESS
Popular Make Has Kept Pace
With improvements

When one con-
siders the history
of the gasoline
car in the United
States he must
also consider the
r a m b ] e r." de-
clared L. II. Bill,
coast m a n a g e r
for the Rambler
car, for through
all the stages of
the motor car ad-
va n C e m e Mt the
Rambler has been
in evidence as can
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Boston now has 26 automobiles en-
gagged in municipal work The police
and fire departments each have six
cars. the street cleaning department.
has three and the water and bath de-
partments two each. Then the build
ing. engineering. hospital park, pub
lie grounds and school house depart
ments have machines and the mayors
office has a car.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Racing Along Atlantic Coast May Undergo Changes

competent thoroughly examine it in
every detail ride in it, try 1T out in
every way and in this way you can
best answer your own question Why
should Won buy a SpeedweH motor carr"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

be seen by the fact that at the present
time there are so many of the early
models still doing duty.
within the last two years the RAM
bier car has reached that stage OF per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
TDScsfGHe.

?m II. WIai Carrie 5iut, 9ir. 1905, grecHs
muuut-9lnC.. 63 Sabre alt.
glm II. Uini Maria 2. Si6iuu, Nr. 521,
&Seii-2s. Strdbe. SO Sabre alt.
Elm 10. Dtai snpBia Is. Sabcrtanl, gtr. 1882,
@Hlprz Stralc. 45 Sabre alt.
Strubc. 40 &Gbre ait.
vim ii. 0iai aufr g.. SaBs, Gr. go. gtoror
Gelltruis glDcUIe, 81 Sabre alt.
9un 10. Mtai 6rancis n. a~irluan, VI. 1920,
g&iris Strube. 81 Satire all.
Vim -. Va 5raucro Giintt, llniocritidutse
SoipituL az Sabre ali.
2tm II, MGt 3uIepb Gciur, lfr. 81, Glib
Chapel StrnBc, ~ Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Scpartcncnt Der armcnpffegc.
Sub epartcmcn Der Gniicber Der itGotild1cr
WruCupflcae.

NnO sStelu " l. 4. Wtal 1909,
9crie1eltc NugcbUtc, nit Der gutlbrlit
yGrupuiale fur Suppliec for gan Ytsp Mtps
lurl" Ocrfebel ltIlb az ben vSoaro OF Auaros
OF Baltimore Sim" u%oreiiirt. peroen bis Witts
nod, oeli 10. Mai 1909 il llbr SornIittaAs,
i'm Biircuu oeS Observation-Disclosures, GaibbduS,
Baltimore, l(b., entnC9en genortmel iir fte
9ieferuug Der i~oI9enoel grtiIeI an ooS pSans
&ieps9(Ol" fir hret Uionate. nit Dem I. sunni
1909 begiHmeuh, gcndB oeu Spc5iftfuttonen .ilo
Wiliieru sur Ntlidbt lnl y90Os Stelus ginL" oers
|ldnpertc GaiterllsslpeHlc:
9linoficiim, Satte:. @ehL
Spcd, Sdtttttunaten, Sutter,
Sd1peilciif, ScluBe, &affee,
0rpcerten, Htms Orleans SnGer,
S~lngebote fir ieben pbeneenannten glrtifel
ino ais icparate mo ncrf9ieoere TIsebote an
5utebelt.
sIIe 9~tnec6ote inflircn bon cinem besIGubia'
ten G6cd oeS 9ieters ulf cine Clearing
6oule"s9unf in Der S0be hon 10 gro5ent pes
ubgei1dttcu 8ctrn95 oc2 Gortrn!t5. ali Sroer
hes WiuOor5 ltlIb Stdotratb5 bon Baltimore oe'
5oqel, beqleitet fem.
GriulgrciGe @ieter nliiiIen @i!rQF6ait III oer
iiblicbeu Sorm olrdI cine nllcbmbarc Nonoilas
Gumpagnie tilr Den dhGci6dbteH &etra9 oes
Sic G~onirGit1 Icb1roc bebdIt itb baS acAt
for. ir9eIo lpcIbe ODER oue Yngeboie III oers
perien.
9nmar Sp4ioag,
,-,... ,.,,...., Spperinienbent.
@citltiGt:
RrdfiocIt DER @ontraftsgeDbroe.
(Mai6, S.10,it.i ,13,flsl5iD
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gefanntmadjungeu.


Mcrienelte glngcbotc, an ocr &oaro Of
9nuarSs" a~orciiirt. meroGlr bis II Ubr &ornllI'
llg5 AM WiittpOd,, ocn 2G, 9tat 1909 pom
anaellommeu fitr Die giGfcrlnq an bno Sfta'
BenrcintgunG5s 9epGrtcmcnl bon i6.5olI, %elel
fir oe Reriooe zines Sa0res, bonn /. sum
1909 AT.
Nnec6otc miiifen int eirem oerIiegelter Gor,
bert eingeinIoicn uItb nit nBropolals lor IN
Snd1 9ruoms fur TIE Separtertent o. Sireel
Glearine" mariirt icil. 60
Nien 9(ngeboten ntub Elm bealGubi9ter Gbed
pes Nietcrs iiir $500. al ben Nia9or uno
Slubtrutb bon Baltimore AMI elmer clearing
Suuie" Nart 6nbI6nr. ~bei9ctitgt ietn.
1pr}ififutioHen t6unen I'M Silreall oeS Stra'
bcltreilliguuga Gnmmiiiiro erlar9t iueroelI.
Sic Gontrult- Net0roc bcbdli lid oas he6l
hnr, iruero elm noer ale @lngebote ab5uueiieI,
I, Y. Rides,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NeitatiGt: ,
Z. SarrD Mahool,
GrIItoelt Der Go~rtrattF8tb0roe.
CNuil31I15,17,ts 19,2O,2l ,22,24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Scnrn Eolucfamp.

G3 Iiarb am -. Ntut 1909 Senrp 2Opctnmp,
Gatte Der oerItorbcnen HtuGuitG Soiuefamp. in
9l!ter bon u %nbren. Hlbe in TriSoeu. Sic
Neeroiglng finoet samftna, H9 llbr Ntor9e1ts.
bon gtr. BOG. Bart 9penIe, aus itatt. mo
6ant rad Der Ct. IlpbpnIuss airhe. iuo unt o
llbr cine Renltiemsoo6mciie ce!ebrirl iuirn.
G3I-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

Gas cnGIiihc Sric9&'
milliitcrilm hat ,cbcn cinen Starft.
ltadNpcio perofiertlid,t, ipeldcr ocl1
Stono pom Sftober 1905 NIT Dem
StonOc inn Souuior 1909 rerglcidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Warearetbc y. Scaaes.

IS liurh am 70. Wtot 1909. INT 5.1j llbr
Nnhmtttn1s. @iargarctbe y, 5c9gre I'M Alier
pom 63 1nbrett, Satin oes oer'torbeneI gt!io,
iUiuus Iepgcs. Sic geeroiguna iIloet p%rinGttrH
am euuutaa, gtatmttiuGs nm ; llbr. non oer
2%Sobnun9 tbrer lo6ter, 6rGu Gbna. Ntaal0,
Nr, 1915, Gaiterll gneItlle, aus itGtt.
I1Rl-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Suhu 9ricalItcin.

g ItarD an II. Widi 1909 mad fWr5cr NrHnfs
belt Jubu Sricplitciu, geiicbter @utte oolt
MlartbN Nrtcalitcin. I'M 9titcr bon G3 11bre!t
tag, 8 llbr &oriitttuGs, bon ieincr letter. SSoh'
nnla, 9r. 1918, IfDlunb @locmle, ans iidtt, NM
Ram liah Der 81. WfidneIssNirhe, no I'm! Q
llbr cine A~c1uiemzllle'ie fiir mas 0cll letner
Seele ceIe6rirt miro. Seruunotc un6 6reInoe
Inn nhtinnsNnn cinnclnhen. l32-l
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Sepnrtrmcut fir uticntltd1c SaHteti.
subs Scpartemeut oeo observation-disclosures.
Baltimore, "a. Npril 1905
M, Nlne Mr. % uunfutf

Mn vile, DC 6 nn0eIt!
Siermit miro in ueberctnitimmlun9 NIT ben
%9bihnittcu Sc . uro So Is oes Charters Der
staOt Baltimore %6etarnt ecGebeit. haB ib nad
Strafe, bon Der g~sorofeite Der GbtnolioTnrsgtoe.
MS eur Siioieite Der YnnualetS traBe, init mo-
oernGm @2ntcriaI 5u ptlditerll mo nelt 81 piId'
fterG.
besba.b bierntit auIaeIoroCrt GridllonlBlUelre
fir ole glrbeiteu 5n er!arlgeH mn o%telelbell
pur Dem :. SUM 1909 8l DceIlpt9ell, Die IN
iraeno elmer gNciie Die NufArahltlg ODER Die
9lilIreibung heiaoter pbcrgeilunutcr Strdbe ooer
eiuc5 Ibeile5 o~erieluen Iotbloenoia MAIDEN,
IueRn oicie gepfIaitert pocr ieupepllnltert III.
y. 7. Truonii, Staots 9n1clIielr.
(@priI2l. Wtait SID
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Charlotte TpneC.

IS i;nrb am ~. Mai 1909 Charlotte Gogel,
gSitnpe oe3 pcriiurbenen n. Nsruburo Goael
unn Iunier Ger Uerilurpelcu Scnrn luio sSit'
beIminu Stdel, i'm 60. Sabre i0rc9 Ecbers.
az lIhr Idnmittaps. 0oli ibrer lcbtcn lSob.
NINA. l.r. 90. liturls Strnbe, ans ltutt. Vet
'atlir1 uui Der oGouoons Farfs6cnIctcru."
$3.50
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9uuSon HnrfsScnctc

gRrcau: Gr. ri, @cft sSaratuaasStraic uno
9oupisGiuaauG: 5rcocrifsfoao.
&egrdbuibplipc BON So ut inter bcitGliOiger
guiiNht; ShuilthlumeL Sclpiloe, &iluu6cu eic.
lperocu I'M Gycibbuus am @aupt Ginqul0 Qes
iullnell. llHier @leent (Uiro, went 9epiini0i,
hurlprCdcn. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
llmsngs= &crfauf.

Wtuuumcutcu, @rnbitcineu rub Stntucn.
9u mir bnS pdQcrhuis Tr. 223, 9fnrhs
GbnrlessStrdbe, bcBogen bubcr. meyben mir has
game Eager an 0uno AM alien FlaBe, Nr. ZIG,
gSeit. Baltimore StrnBr, 81 ausul6nlltb llteorts
gen grcilen uertartfen.
&. 9tlgartncr & Cons.
(NMriI ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
9c9artcment fir Gr5iehung.
@iireau Der SebGroc Der SdlNisSu iiiItNGre,
Maoiiuns nuo 2afaDCttcsIpcuMc.

@uIttmore, d. 9ini 1909,
VcrTicGelte Iuscbptc, nit hcr Iuifbritt rHrrs
pufalS for Stntiunfrn, Ninoer9urter, Draining,
ben ,goaro uf Glrdros OF Baltimore Gin"
aoreiitrt. iperGen bis Witt,uudl, oeu 10. Mai
1909, @ormittass II ilbr, i'm Sirean 6tS
"entocOen geHummeIt, 3tr 2ieierlH9 an bic @es
bJr6e Der S0ulGo1ntiiiirc BON S1retbmaie'
rial lro urOere1 8orrdibel.
Spcitfituttpnen i'm Qitreui Der ShulsGum'
miiidre. Sin beeIaubiqter G6ed BON 500, an
ben Staotrntb uno WinDor mo nut cine
n6Icariug 8oufc"sRdnf 9eio9er, mus ieeent
~9lneebot fir SdreibIruicriaI etc. ~bet9etll9t leiit.
Sa3 Root blcibt nurbebultcl, NHgebote lir
treeno Elm uoer ale STEMS 6l periperfen.
SUDu ~. Nudhe,
Gefretdr Der Web1roe Der Sblils9 oilli1lllare.
geitdtigt:
Z. SarrN WiabuuI,
Irdiioeut Scr GuHirdftoeraeblngs 'Neboroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Surrainc.

Mulcriif. 9nrtartig. IricoIiGl.
@eftlib bon gSalbrooi cine nnO cine babe
Mieilc. WOuut 0ullO slEGggor5 ltno Eorrutllcs
&SdpGor5 brett his 5ltul Sinpdrg. Neice Sea
lcpboue. Stnotsliircau i'm oritten Slur oe5
Linton Iruit"z6sDduoc5 Sbarlcs. uno 5apettc.
Strafc. (Dtat4 ,1SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Ner6eGerts Sfieaea9itter.

CSebcu Gle ben sluftrag. Sbr Sulls nit 6Iie.
%oeuoitter 5u ~pertehen. utdt. bis Ste un'cre
i~ieuSiten 5liceen@itter Seniter unn s8biiser ee'
febcIl un6 ben @reis %erf1bren bnheit. sic bus
hen oul,er oet S,prtbcilen dloercr iIiiere iieues
item lnients&urri6tItHgen. @S 1T nibt %iCb,uica
ria, lie eirpur Si 5ieben. mn ~ilcrlnlen ME In
ieubicn gSeticr. uniihertrotfcre Irbett.
gaurtbingtun 3pirr scrceu Co.,
Nr. ia, SitSaItimore.Str @bore 5000 q. 3.
(nt1i7, 1Wli)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
8ermiidte Ansetsea.
u.ScfanntidDaft

gpei 7euttde. 80 uno 26 Sabre alt. niinfUen
SGmcns Sell. SfierieI ltltcl
IN \. 30" ,Seutiher Gprreipcubsnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

NM 6ltglcit sic llntcrbnltungS.
foiten ongibt. 9ic @%eion1nlt3abl bon
Sifi5iercn uno Manuihoiten betrllg
1905 GAS, sol, 1909 ubcr MIR 5S3,2O5
&0pfc, mitbin G5G9G o0er ilber 10
Ero5cnt menigcr. Ttc l(nter6o(a
trnQSfpitclt ocrmiuocrtcn ii6 in Die
Ter Geriooe ober mr. pom 1891, 0CO
oui t1925,000 @ilulo Sterlilg oocr
nm $4,000 Gfrm0 StcrliltG. ulio
MIR Inn 4.6 Ero5cnt. N(itbin lebt Die
NIrnec trnb offer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
men bcl,tSlitoge thcllrcr OILS Dor pier
Sabrcu. Die Stdrtc DER 9ielerpelt
betrll0 1905 96,S39, 1909 t36,929
a6pic; Oie Soften iticdcn Don $685.
600 ouf t,3S7OOO YfttnO Sterling.
Oton mllB ober 1908 bic Startc Del
0tili5 BON 67,14O &6pfcn billiurcb-
men. Iie GtGrfc Der 0eOnlcn nno
Golunteers betr1t1 1908 277,S3O, Die
StGrfc Der Ccrrttorialormcc 1909
2t00S4 &opie. @dbrcn0 obcr bic
crIt0cnonnten nit $4,000 EllulO
Stcrli1lg %untcrhnltcn mcrocll fonnt-
ten foltct bic foit I'M cin Grlttel
i6pGdcrc CCrritorioIurmec Sal
Oanc'5 2.139.OOO Eilno StcrIinG.
Nn(GBIi6 Ger bcportc=
bcn0cr GeninSminobnc lit bic sra
&c %olfQcpprfen mor0clL OF Die 81,
It1nOigc @cb0roc elm Rcht babe, oic
I5lOcu ais b%eionOcrc Huiic III t%loiiiIi-
3ireu. &cronloiimg 0u5u CAB etl
Grildcn ocS Scfrctdr5 Ser Ginmo1-
behring's GommiiijoM DAB Die Gin
mpbnCr nidt MIR noh tbrcr N'ntlo-
nolit0t, ionoern uld nod) ibrcr HoI'c
N~clonOcrt eingetruatii lutrocl ioI-
ten. Senator @llllcuhcim battc nor
ocm Genius ltaihub 0c8 Scnot@
Giulprnde On9cacn Crbobcn. 3nlttmz
mcnOc ltntcrltiiBlmN crblclt CT polt
Mob6i Sdoniorbcr Don Chicago, Der
crtGGrtc: Ser &lroc lit elm Gin0cbo-
rcncr oe5 2onoe2 IN Incident cr &C.
6oren mllroc, rm0 ciu 9iiracr Oea
2on0eS, in meldcm Cr Den 9iirAcrciO
0eleiitct 6ut. Gr bciiBt bic doroftcrl'
itiid)cn Gigellidoitcn ocS GolfeS, aus
oeiien 2onoc er bcrfommt, unO 0icIc
Gigenidoften iino 10 ucrihicbcn, ooB
niht8 iibriq bIcibt, mos mo1 cine
iiioiihc &oiic ncrncn f6nntc." Or. 4.
Is. Sirid fiigt bin5l; IS lit cine
groBc IroQc, Of c2 i~ibcrbo,tpt cin i'll
oiifeS %olf qiebt. liner @lrt lit Der
miidt nit Dem fojt oIlcr Notiouoli.
tdtct."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

5cigtc; Der &iihIdpporot mar nid)t in
Sronuug. Ter Monn mar niht tbot,
iGdIid) eriroren ionoeru ourd) Ole
Ginbilormg g%etoOtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Baltimore Gcinctcril.

Siirrnu: Srnutliu gGbs, Baltimore II. Trrtbitr.
Ne1rdbHiBplipe Sum Qcriuuf - U0n $25 an,
init WidrulOrpfoltcil u6gcprel6t S35. 9tulltG
fir bier @ribcr. Sreic 9eUubultg scr 6npele
fir GrduCrgptteGotcnitc. SunilG1O
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Guntrpleurs. Tcpartement.
Rathhuua

guIttmore, ben ~. gpriI 1900.
Siermit miro befalllt geseber, oaB que
Marft. uno Saufirers2icenSel am 1. w1at 1908
subIbar limb uno oa1er 5pifben benz 1. uno
20. MIai aus oieiem 8ireau entnorlr1en iper'
ben niiilen.
Sarrp 4. Cooper, gontroIeur.
(gIprtI13 10 7,2O. 22, "a :Wili4 .6.S.11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

Wct00trt- 0urd) Giubil.
Dung. Nus petersburg miro Elm Sal
beridtet, Der nicoer einnnl Die
Mad)t CilgCbilbcter 2eiben 5eint.
Midocl Storibfp, Gin @oqcnpGitcr
OIL Scr Qrobcn iibiriidcn Giicrbobn,
rciliNtc ollf Der Stotion Groanoior9f
einen %ailhhpogen. Gnroitf idIici cr
ctlt, lln0 ais cr crmod)te. mnr Der
3lt9 IN &cluegling un0 or mar in
Oent MuQen cingeid)loiicn. Gr luur
Dor Sdrc6 mic gelGbnt. ga err Die
G%inriftltng oes 9iibInppurotS llid)t
tanntc, 9loitbte er nidt onbcrS, ais
BOB cr crfrieren miibte. Tie QlioIcn,
Die or ollSgcitonben bat, erfennt man
ans tnrjen Sdbeu, Die Der 81 So0c
GrldroGcnc init meiBer &reioc oiit
Den Vo0en Aefriselt bate. is miro
f1ltcr, ME id) fiirdtetc," beibt eS on.
psSiro fcincr mid retten9 2" Gam or.
ld)etllell Die @orte: nSh irierc lang
lam 5t Go0e. Weiitc fSiiBe iinb folt
mic gi8." Gnna6 idcint cine Enliic
elll9ctrctcn III ieilt; Die lcstc Nieoer.
'hrift Itono om dliBeritcn Glloc bca
gSogcna. lpobin Der Walln in ieincr
1%llrd)tborcn 4liglt gefroden mar.
sd idllnic ihon balb pielleid)t
llno Dies mcine lesten gSorte." Nus
Der 3n9 breibia ailoncter lucItlid,
Don aro@noiarsf alli eincn -Ncbcn.
0eIeile belt, ipilrbe Der @agcll geoif.
net lul6 moi Staristp tobt aiif. Sic
llcberroIduung Der @iicnbobnbenmtal,
mar I'M 10 groBer,ba Der @ogen eirc
| Sempcrotur uoi1 II @rao Glelius
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

Nus Grontfurt a.. NJ. N irA
81 ocn1 beuorItcGcnOCn aolicrprcl2-
@cttitrcit geiNricbcm Sic @mtten
oui Dem Scitplob nd6rrr iid bolO ii.
rcr &oQen6ra,a Die nod ocn |l0.
uen poll Nroieiiorn 10. Ibirid'Wiiin.
den crrihtettc 2Seitbollc, al Die iid)
ipdter nod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cir
Gon5crtmIiif mo iiir aulitnlsittl.
llul9cn) nnidlicbcn %iollcn. hot I'M
3%nncnrnum HE Wtetcr 2Gngc mo
G714 Dieter Ntorimolbrcite. Die
Nole bictct &oum fir cine &0dIts
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Spiritnuicn I. 2iecnS : Ipplifatiuncn.

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-21
Continued next week.
DISTRICT

The Brookings and Watertown dis
tricts Of the Degree of Honor held a
joint convention in this city last
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Thirty-one delegates were present
representing the following outside
lodges: Aurora, Elkton, Bushnell,
WATERFOWL, Henry, Clear Lake.
Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. Emma
Court Of Spearfish, Grand Recorder
Mrs. Kate Sessions Holmes of Verdon,
and Mrs. Fitzgerald Of Watertown, a
member Of the finance committee OF
the grand lodge were here to attend
the convention as well as Brookings'
representative in the grand loge, Mrs.
G. F. Thayer, grand lady OF honor,
who presided at the afternoon session.
The grand chief. of honor and the
grand recorder gave very interesting
addresses on the rate question, the
most pertinent subject now before the
order, and each lodge presented q
paper on some topic Of interest to the
order. The afternoon session was
taken up with convention work and
I'm the evening the regular degree work
was given. The work Of the order
was exemplined by the Brookings de-
gree team. and they wer the recipients
!of a large number Of favorable com
ments from the visitors.
The lfdies of the Brookings lodge
served dinner. supper and lunch.
which added M small part to the en-
joyment Of the day. The visitors ex-
pressed themselves ~ very much
'pleased with their visit to Brookings.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-10-21
REGULAR SESSION OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
2a SIONERS.

The board of county commissioners
of Brookings county, South Dakota,
met in regular session at the office of
the County Auditor at the Court
House in the city of Brookings at one
o'clock p. m. Tuesday, October s.,
1909.
Members present: Geo. E. Hoch,
chairman, district No. 1; j. l.. Jarvis,
district No. 2: Ole Erickson, district
No. 3; Lewis Johnson, district No. a:
and F. w. Newton, district No. 5; o.
J. bitterness, county auditor. present as
clerk.
The board was called to order by
the chairman and proceeded to read
the minutes of the regular July meet
ing and also the adjourned meeting
of September Z, and to check the
warrants issued with the claims as
allowed at said meetings. After fin
ishing, the minutes were on motion
approved.
The quarterly statement of the su
perintendent OF the hospital for the
insane for the quarter ending Septem
Der 80. 1909 was presented to the
board. On motion the report was &C
cepted and ordered placed on file.
The expenditures for the quarter was
s1.20s.o0.
The board on motion authorized the
county auditor to advertise for bids
for the superintendency Of the count,
poor farm for the year commencing
January 1. 1910. Bids to be filed with
the auditor up to l o'clock D. m
Tuesday. November is. 1908.
The quarterly report Of the super
intendent Of the county poor farm
was submitted to the board and on
motiun ordered placed on fls.