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The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Notice of Election on IssueYof Bonds
for the Improvement and Construct
| ion of Public Roads and Bridges in
GIynn County, Georgia.
To the Voters of Glynn County Geor-
gia:
You are hereby notified that an ell
ection will be held in and for said
county on the 2Sth day of October,
1909, to determine the question wheth-
er or not bonds shall be issued by
, said county in the sum of fifty thous-
land dollars, for the construction an1
| improvement of public roads and
bridges of said county; said bonds to
bear interest at the rate of five per
centum per annum, payable semi
annually, on the first days of January
and July of each year until the re-
| spective bonds are paid The prinei-
pal of such bonds to be paid. as fol-
| lows: Ten thousand dollars on jan
uary /, 1920; ten thousand dollars on
January l, 1925; ten thousand dollars
on January 1, 1880; ten thousand dol
lars on January 1, 1885: ten thousand
dollars on January l, 1888, such Lends
if authorized, shall be issued and dated
as soon after they shall be validated
as they can be sold and disposed of.
iposed Of
! Said election will be held at all
the voting precinccs within the i'm
its of said county in the same man
ner and under the Same laws, rules
J and regulations tina. govern the elect
ion Of officers for said county, and as
provided by law in such cases.
This notice is given in pursuance of
Commissioners of Roads. and Reven.
Commissioners of Roads and ReRven-
ues of said county on the 2ist. ,ay of
September 1909
L. T. McKinnon
y. j. Lott
c. D. ogg
! w. r. Townsend
I r. L. Ratciff
Commissioners Roads and RevSnke,
I Glynn County Georgia
Attested by
A. 0. Townser :,
Clerk Commissioners Roads and
Revenue, Glynn County, Georgia.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Correspondence solicited. but to
receive attention, letters mutt be
accompanied by a responsible name
not for publication, but as o
guarantee of good faith.
REJECTED communications VIII De
returned If accompanied by postage
RemittafSGs s~sqlUuld be made oy
postal note, check, money order, or
registered letter. Address.
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA,
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
WHY NOT TRY It'll

What's the matter with Brunswick
going after at least a share of the
winter tourist business which, from
all reports, will bring prosperity this
winter to all of sFlorida? A we'll
planned campaign to call attention to
| brunswick as Il quiet homelike resort
would not entail any great expense
since practically every visitor to
Florida will during the season pass
through Jacksonville. Brunswick has
in the Oglethorpe a hostelry which
can successfully entertain the winter
tourists.
One suggestion is that constant
campaign be waged by use of post
cards and small Illustrated pamphlets
showing Brunswicks climatic advan
tages and inviting the stranger to
come and see a picture card tells
It's own story and Brunswick scenes
ought to prove tempting.
the Metropolis tells Of Mayor Jor
dams return from st. Louis and the
coming Of the tourists. as follows;
Mayor Jordan is back from st
Louis, where he attended the centen-
nal celebration of that city, and is
plunging into ahe business and cor
respondence which accumulated dur
ing his absence. Mayor Jordan gives
the most gratifying reports of the re
ception rendered the visitors to ST
Louis, but the most interesting re-
suit OF his journey was his discovery
that Jacksonville is considered the
most important city Of the southern
states.
According to Mayor Jordan the city
has been advertised extensively
throughout the north ana west ana
hundreds Of people are making in
luirles about the city and It's hotel
The great race meet,
which is TO be held here, has attract
Cd the attention of people in all parts
q the country. ana sportsmen and
tourists are looking forward to spend
ing the season here. in view of the
excellent racing promised. The prob
able rush Of tourists is looked upon
as most serious proposition by
Mayor Jordan on account OF the linz
tied hotel facilities 20 Jacksonville,
which win he inadequate to accom-
modate the thousands who will visit
the city.
Mayor Jordan states that he in
tends TO take this matter up with the
board of trade. in an endeavor to form
ways and means for caring for tour
Ists While all of the visitors will
not be of the wealthiest class. there
Win he need for rooms and sleeping
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Nunnally's chocolates satisfy be-
cause of their absolute purity and
You should get that in
very candy you buy. You are as
sured II in Nunnally's when you get
them - Fearringtop's.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Detroit and Pittsburg are now under
a dogfall, each having won three
games, which again recalls to our
minds the rule Of 3.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

discovering the pole is pretty
good business and we have a notion
to take a week of and do some Of II
on our own hook Those ST. Louis
lectures Of DR.. Cooks netted him a
cool $4,000. 10y
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

II Bryan county farmer can grow
first-class quality of tobacco what
is the matter with the soil of Glynn9
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Think Of it. only six above in
North Dakota. and 65 in Brunswick,
Come to Brunswick, you Dakotans and
SUIT our the fuel bill.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

The storm might have been worse, "
is the way the hurricane story was
headed in the Havana Post. That
cheerful tone means the right man is
on the desk.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

The fellow who thinks our navy is
a hluff ought TO he too good of an
American 10 say So. Certainly he
has no business drawing q salary
from the national treasury.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

FOR SALE-City and country prop
erty, residences, stores, farms and,
timber lands. Albert Fendig e.
Co., Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

A voice OF carrying power is what
the political candidate wants when ne
goes out TO make campaign speech
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Peary should have used a corkscrew
on those Esliimos-or rather the goods
the corkscrew is used for
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

ice King" Morse may have been a
warm proposition, but he is getting
the cold shoulder now.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

When President Taft says to Presi.
dent Diaz, "Howdy?' watch the reply
Hello, BILL
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Tue first duty TO your home city Is
TO say a good word for It whenever
and wherever you can.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Insist on getting Williams Bros. CO.
Pickles. Chilli Sauce, Mustard Tomato
cstsup and Pepper Sauce.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Crane seems to have suffered from
the long tongue instead of the long
neck.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

The Tigers again scuttled the Pr
rates yesterday and shelled them TO
the tune of TO 3.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Now watch your Uncle Lon trim
up that William Schley who is after
Ions job
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

II Mr.. Crane gets any more Knox
he will be down and out.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

BRASS, STEEL AND RUBBER
Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Badges,
House Numi:trs, Memorial Tab ELS.
W. B. Fain. City Hall @
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

Don't forget the great removal sale
OF Hoffman Bros. Goods are going
without respect to cost price,.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15

"A million more people in the Wire
grass is a pretty good slogan.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
FoP SALE.

FOR SALE-For cash, one roller top
desk, one iron safe, one top buggy.
one car second d-class crossties, one
car framing lumber. ]. R. Rober-
son, sos Monk street.
The Brunswick news., 1909-10-15
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
etaatsb eamste ais Gptomt
att,ter bent @oie9cSek.

| Wie IS beiBt. Iino iudbreno Der
@onntp Gair stpei Mnaenellte Der
Staats-@ommilIicndrs fur Nabrunas.
mittel ino Miinereien brei 3aae in
Ganal Doper 9etpeien. uno baben Be-
tpeismaterial seiammelt. uni iehs Mn.
Hagen unter oem Roieaeisb sl .rbeben.
@e9en iDen bic Mnttaeen erboben tpor=
ben, III porldufia nod elm @ebeimniB.
Die 6taatsbeamten. tpelde ith oa3u
bereaben, als Spiel Der Nnti.s saloon-
Hiaa 3u oienen. iollen in ieds perf1ies
oenen pldben ie cine 6lafde Wbistep
getauft uno anBer0em oaielbii 8etr1nte
befellt uno eetrunten baben.
Wie mir Dernebmen, ipill nun Der
Staats-Nuoitor Gullington bic perios
men. in oeren pldben geiiii9e @etrdnfe
pertauft muroen, 3ningen, bic Dom.
feuer 3u be3ablen. Dieie betrdot nitt
tpeniser als 5000 nit $40 GtrafaeIo
uno menn Die 3eit bonn |. Wai an ae.
rehnet lpiro. iosar $500. 3uoem f6n=
men oieieniaen. .pel1e tpegen bem Der.
tauf bon geiitigen 8etrdnten beteuert
iperben, auh nod unter benz Goleaez
iebe au elmer 8uBe bon nidt mebr als
5000 uno ben Soften beitraIt perben.
wltt Gedt miro man frasen. tpie bic
Nnaeltellten beg Staats=@ommiifdrs fir
Nabrunssmittel uno Mildereien, Der
nit benz Goieseiebe ablolut nibts 3u|
tbun bat. basu !ommen. als Spiel Der
4nti=Saloon=2iga 3u oienen ? Wenn
tie in ibrem Nmte feline 0erwenoung
finoen, 10 iollte mon fie iCiort entlaKen,
oenn Staatsbeamte iino ni1t basu ba,
I'm bic iamuBige Nrbeit Wheelers au
perridten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
Sic GosintN Tair

mar irob beg tiihIen Wetters lester,
Eonnsrifaa uno 0reiica reht aut be-
9udi. Rie 0oifnnna pieler. bel oieier
8sleaenheit Elm 2nitlhiff fIieaen an
'tben. bat fid, oes minolpen ypetters
ueaen niht petipirtliht Mm Greitaa
SorMittag mabte Der 2nftIdifIer aller=
oinas einen Werluh. nit ieinem 6hiffe
,urdl Die 2iifte 30 ieaeln, muBte es
lber oes befti9en Minoes lueaen ,uie-
Der aufaeben.
IS pnroen l4,000\ gintritisfarten
lel0lt. uno tpenn oas Wetter beller
9emelen lpdre. 10 tudre ohne 3weiiel
Der Belih aud beiisr ae,psien. Die
Anslfelltlnaen iporen gut, namentlib
ole Auslteliung BON 0ieh bspiss. oab
e,niere Iarmer oisism 3ueiae Der
SanopirtllAaft gebiibrenoe 9luImert..
iamteit ihenten.
Nuh Die iibriaen Mbiheilunaen. no.
mentllA auh ole 6riihlenuslielluna.
maren gut belebt mo Die Gunitaus-
'felung beDles. oaB auh in oieIer
oinliat in unlerem @ounip 3tihtiaes
leleiltet miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
Ginc Tarnt lit ocr Ndbe Der
Sfaot biltg Az berfaufen.

Cine Garm. etlpa cine Meile bon
Der Giuot. III billia al osrtaufsn.
Die 5arn bat autsn Nfsraruno. id0.
uss g9eioelano uno gDalounasn nit
sntem 0olsbeiiano !; eiwa l6 Mder
llno nit 6Oblsnlase,n unterlset. Die
nod Der Nusbeutun9 barren. yei Der
lrpBsn 9ldte 81 Der staot lDnnte cine
liiItaerei init sroBem 8ortte,l betrie.
ben ,peroen. guf Der 6arm 1T Elm aus
ies gDobnbans. 3wei sheunen uno
ole n0tbiaen Nebenaebduoe linb in gu.
lem 3uiianoe ; in isoem Geloe finbet
man gutes Waiier in aeniiaenoer Msnae.
Sic 1arm umfabt unaeidbr 10
4der uno miro ols Ganses ooer fiif=
meiis periauft. Yiligerpreis. Qibe.
rale 3ablunas sbeoinaun9en. Ndber.
Nnstunft in oieier Office. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
Nm M0utnn Nod1mitton hr,

= am Wontas Nadmittag brad
bier i'm OIL Der z. 5trabe i'm 6auie
Don Sobn Wenser Geuer aug uno cine
Auantitdt 3inoerfleioer, elm 0or9ana
uno ein sSeniter nuroen bon ben alam.
men aeriiort. ebe man oes Branoes
0err tperoen tonnte. Das iSeuer mar
oaourd entifanoen. baB Die Gleioer IN
ben Bereid eines Gasli1tes tamen.
Sbaoen $50 rs.
- Snnerbalb BON 3ipei @oaen loll
bier Elm Sag oeranffaltet msraen, an
lpelhem ieoermann, Wann, Hrau uno
aino. Elm a63eiden traaen iou. Dieie
Ab3eiGen meroen oerfauft uno Der gr=
troa miro oem Union 0oipitaI suae,
penoet. .Ssoermanm iollie Elm 5herf-
leiE 81 bieiem aemeinnubiaen 3peds
beiiragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

Sobn 3. Marldaa. elm BremIe
Ger Is. & .. @iienbabn, marc al
Samitag Vormittaa in Naluern i,
iblimm oerlebt, Dab er ieinen Der
tebungen erlaQ. ebe er na1 Dem unior
0oipital sebraht iperoen tonnte. -
Ut ieBte cine Weihe fir eiue 2otono.
tloe uno itellte lib oann aeaen Elm,
Wauer. i'm 8lauben. es iei bort plat
genug. Bob Die Notomotipe. obne ibl
gu beriibren. on ibm uorbei fob IN
tonne. Doh er bate Iib aeirrt, De,
eplinoer Der 2otomotipe erfaBte ibn.
uno er mario 10 idlilnm 3erquetIh,,
Dab er ihper perlebt aafseboben ml r.
De. Sin 4r3t tpuroe 9erufen. Der ibm
SeiItano leiltete. oann naro er ouf
einen Jrahtmasen eebraht. um ibn 10
ibnea als m6slid mad oem unirn
Doipltal gu brineen. bod Idon in
Soar citation baudte er lein 2sb, n
aus.
Waridau. Der bier an Der sair=
ltraBe pobnte. binterldBt cine gDittue
uno suei Giuoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
e y 4 3 Il E.

9ar Nitolds /. srlieb iGEr.
.td bur9fdntttlth $50 l1tafe.
Der Oarm Der Sitaiiaten III
nm Elm 5iinftel ldnser, als Der ber
Guropder.
Sn Sapdn 4purben nod i'm
Sabre 700 n. gbriitus 8roneetpaffsn
oernenbet.
Srinibab befibt einen
Nipbaltfee, Der 100 Icrss srOb uno
45 Sub ttef lit.
Sn ben g 9pei3er 5otels
1T etn Rapital bon 300 Mtaipnel,
5ranten feitselegt.
Ser gtsbre6er rSermaf"
fubr bon giepal bis petersburg our1
5tpet W2eter oides Sis.
Die Norbbeutf9en Seefa=
belperte t0nnen elm atlantiI6es Gabel
in ettpu 100 Sagen beriteQen.
Die uniberfitGten Gam=
bridge unb Srforb pertbeilen iebe
idbrli6 100000 StipenOien.
Sn ben lebten Sabren bat
Der Werbrau9 bon Rogssnmebl fir
8roo bebeutenb abgenommen.
Sn Dem Dorfe Weitbei m
Bel 9ermersbeim tpuroen in elmer
Mode 10000 Mdufe setDbtet.
Die gbtnefen ndben nielfad
NIT @arn aus Sptnnsetpebe sebrebt,
$500 Yarbs tpiesen / pfunb.
Sm 2ebrer nar5u 8arz
By in England miii1en bic Seminariz
ften rsreppenbenusunssselo" be5abz
len.
Der Meinconfum auf ben
Ropf Der 8epOlteruns lit in Granfs
reid 21mal 10 srob als in Deutf14
Lamb.
Der 2auf Der MofeI 1T
beinabe boppelt 10 lang, als Die Gntz
fernnng 5tpifden Quelle unb Miin,
bung.
Sn gurppu fommen idbrIih
ttipa $4,000 Bis 10000 Gelbitmorot
aur aenntnib Der resiftrirenben Be-
bDrben.
Sm ullersiinfisiten Gdls
le tann bic Sniel 9elsolanb nah Der
Mnfi4t Der tSeolpgtn nod 800 Sabre
beiteben.
Sn Su6dfrifa iperben auf
ben 9ettur bis 100 6eftnIittr Mein
geiponnen, IN europa ettpd nur Bis
25, Gettoliter.
gins Der bei0en Dbferpdtos
rien auf benz Gipfel bes Won.bldne
1T ipSgen Der beftigen @tiirmt aufgt.
geben ipor6sn.
Die Wtreinigttn eta a.
ten pro0u5irtsn ltbtes Jabr 51,.
720,619 9onntr giftner3 i'm Wertbe1
DDn $131. csc. LAT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
0eNcrHem.

Mm Is. Gttober In Wini;eo, Dobs,
wnibip. Saeob &ohart i'm Alier Dor
80 sSNbrer,. Der Weriforbene 1T ii
Goo,r 5oipnIbip 9eboren uno hal I'm
mer bort gspobnt. Seine ssram If
Dor bier Sabrsn aefo, ben uno er Lin
terIdbt aht Ginoer. bier G6bne un
uier 56hter.
Nm II. Cttober in euaarcree
3omnibip ssoiiab Wintlepld i'm Mlte,
BON 20 Snbren. Dor ists Monaiel
battle Wintleplef einen Gdlaganial
nno Der 2oo mar Die 6olge capor
Ser 9eritorbene III i'll bieiem Count,
Qeboren uno bat inner bier genobni.
ST binterldbt cine Wittne unb ore
Rinoer.
Nm 18. Otiober in Canal Dope,
William Sentins I'M Utter BON II Sab.
ren. Der 9erltorbene mar IN Wales
aeboren. tam aber idou i'm Utter bon
IL Sabren nit ieinen eltern mad
4merita. Mdbrenb oes 8iiraertrieaes
foht er fiir bic @rbaltuna Der Union.
Gr binterldBt zine Wittue uno iiini
Ginber.
Nm Is. Ottober in Nen Gpmers=
tolpn U. 8. patteripn I'M Nlter BON
70 Sabren OIL einem SerSleiben. Ser
Veritorbene mar Elm Seteran Des giiy=
9ertrieAes uuo oiente i'm So. Ohio Is=
alment. Gr biuterldbt cine Wittpe
uuo orei Ginoer.
gm Is. Stto5er IN DenniIon Wil=
liam Waple. Elm bo6beta3ter damn,
Der erit ttir5lid bon Walss nod oen
Ser. Staten 9etomnlen. um feline ye=
benstaae bel ieiner Spdter gu be.
lblieBsn.
Nm IL. Ottober in llbrldspi(le Wm
Maple, Elm Seiser auI Der gan.Sanolr
@llenbabn. OIL einem Grebsleloen.
4m l9. Oftober in Netp 86ilcoel.
p9la Grau @ua >. Stermer, Die Sat.
tin BON Noam u. Stermer. i'm Nlte,
uon 81 ssabren ON Nerpeniieber. 81,
eerltorbene mar in Oort 5ownIbip Qe,
boren uuo bat INNER in bielem @ouutp
aspobnt. Sobn y. Matbias. Der am
10. September aeltorben mar ibr Ill
telter Sruoer uno auBeroem bat lie nod
orei Vrtioer uno orei Shwsltern. 81,
biuterldBt einen 8atten uno eiue Sot
ter.
Am 10. Sttober i'm Union 6olpita
9Siitwe @liiabetb Wintlsr uon geiolsl
I'M alier bon AZ Suhren oil oen 5olael
elmer Operation. Die Yerltorbene ma
aus Der Sdmei3 9ebiirtia uno pobntt
lett lo Sabren in yeioler ; lie binter.
laBt neun Giuoer.
am IA. Sttober in Stem g6ilaoel
pbia Jrau Sarah yaffertp, bic Satin
oon 9eorse 2affertp. i'm Nlter uon
81 Sabren an Der griaht'ihen Nieren
Die Yeritorbene binterldbl
'inen 8atten uno ieben 3inoer.
4m 49, Cttober in 5traBbura grau
WdrD u. Stoder i'm Nlter BON 20 Sab |
.sn oil Der s3ebruna. 8ie Yerltor.
,ene binterldBt einen @atten uno llnT
Rlnoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
9tns bcn 0crid)tsperbanoInns
GcM.

2sbten Winter braden in Der eSns
lutit Janllie in yyarren Somnibip
Ole Yofen aus uno oa Die camille in
,iiritiaen llmiidnosn mar, 10 beauf=
lraaten Die Solpnibip Srufees gr.
perron, Den Granten drstlibe 6tilIe su
silten uno Auarantdne gu beobad=
Ell. Gls es aber gum yeaablen fam,
peiaerten lid Die 5rulttes. bic He6=
una I'M getroae bon $446 Su beQlel=
ben. gie Sadie puroe Dor Das Sc
lht Qebrabt uno Dem 9ottor nuroen
s36l.68 Suaelprc6eu.
@parles NnosrIon geeen Ganiel
RelB. Dem Gldger ,puroen $487 aus
aeiprohen. Gnoerion botte bon 8elb
sln NsHaIrant aetauft uno NnoerIon
9etIo9te llb. oas 9tehauran, lei niht
10 piel wsrib 9elpsien. wie er besablt
babe unb oerlanate Ghaoenerlab. Neib
'ebauptete. Nnoerlou babe oas Hefau=
ant in Den Is Monotsn, in melhen er
os 8eltdFt betrieben, oernahla1liet
lno otbbalo isi oaHelbe ni1t msbr 10
otcl Werth.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
az Teiscmbett oes Griolas

ieQt in einem fharfen. ilaren Self,
lnteriiiiBt our6 unbeu9lamen Willen
mo unploerltehli6e 3hattraft. Solde
srait fommt bon treiflider 8elunb
fit. weIde Sr. Sings New 2iis
Bills Derleiben. sic beleben ieoes
Organ nno bauen @ebirn uno G6rper
uf. ). VI. 6armon. 2iiemore, M.
En., I1reibt: Sic iino bic bs,len
Hillen. Die ih ie aebrauht." 25c. bel
" Is. peter's, Dem oeutldsn Apo.
tbeter.
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SGancrliGes 6eid)if ab9e:
tUeuOct.

sd niiroe Elm Griippsl auf 2ebens.
,tlt aenoroen ieiu. pnn einem itref.
lhen Ghnitt ouf meintr Gnietappe"
treibt Jrant Disberrp. Gelliber.
0iinn.. .obne Yudlen's Arniea Salbe.
peltle mid raiA beilte." unfeblba,
bel Mnnoen. Shnittsn uno Quetihun.
len lie beilt balo Yrano. unb Briib=
uunoen. alte giterunaen. Ghlpdren,
Onutausbriibe. 9as Beite in Der
lSelt fir 0QmOrrboioen. 25c. bel D.
Is. Beter's, oem oeuiIben 9lpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

Samss Rrebinger. 8arrs Drills Ola
SDinger, Sunoee.
Sofepb Sling - Moa gea Warner, bei=
De bon Senniion.
9arbep u. Sones. Winfielb - Gora
6olpalo. Stem philadelphia.
Sulius @ribble. Stem philadelphia -
6a3el Storf. Buds Sp.
Sobn :. 9hnab - 9oaie Sbomion,
! beioe bon BORT Walbinaton.
Sowaro y. @bafer - Sennie &. gol=
lar. beioe bon 5uscaralpas Gountp.
g. y. Scott, Canal 0oper - Gulu
W. sbent. Nem philadelphia.
Sole ga9aalio - 2ouiie Sonborini,
beioe bon Wainpriabt.
Wm. @e!b. @anal 8oper - Ylanhe
0artlnan, StraBburg.
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6rau Warp 8arrif, e8 Sabrt

6rau Warp 8arrif. e8 Sabre
1T. 1T Die urgrobmuter bon los uno
ole llrur9robHutier bon 8 Ginoern.
;>ie 100. ibrer llrentelinnen lit bic
leine Gntberine Gipple. 5ohter~ bon
@llsluortb Ripple. in Bort WaibinQton.
Bis gum 5ooe ibres Mannss I'M Sabre
1860 lebte 6rau yarrif nit oemlelben
nj elmer 5arm cine Meile ipefli9 bon
Fort Waibin9ton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-29
MARRIED BY BODY !:
OF DEAD FATHER
Parent Died Before Daughter
Could Become Bride in His
Presence

Chicago, Nov. 29.-Beside the body
of her father, James Howard, former
ly secretary Of Washington Park club
and one of the best known horsemen
of the country, Miss Juanita c. How
ard was married today to Irving Her.
riott.
The last wish of Mr.. Howard. who
was fatally injured by an automobile
last week, was that his daughter
should be married in his presence.
Before the license could be obtained
the man who was known as the
Father of the American Derby" had
become unconscious and died with
out regafning consciousness.
The funeral service was set for this
afternoon and before the last rites
were paid the dead. Miss Howard and
her affianced husband stood beside
the open casket which contained her
fathers remains and were Joined in
matrimony. Rev. j. w. Nicely, who
later officiated at the funeral. read
the marriage service. Mr.. Harriott is
an attorney of this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-11-29
Prohibition Election in Ala,
bama Marked by Sensation.
al Features
EFFORTS MADE TO DROWN OUT
SINGING, PRAYERS AND PlEAO|NGs
Women and Children Resort to These
to Influence in Favor of the Prohi.
bition Amendment-Excitement Is
Intense Around Polls.

Birmingham, Ala. Nov. ga band
of music was placed at each of the
four voting places in Birmingham
early today to drown out the prayers,
singing and pleading of the women
and children who endeavored to in
f1uence the votes for the prohibition
constitutional amendment. Deputy
sheriffs and extra policemen were on
duty around the pools and the ex-
citement was intense.
Served Coffee.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 29.-At the con-
stitutional amendment election here
today women were at the pools with
coffee and sandwiches urging the men
to vote for the amendment. The vot-
ing was heavy. A band of women
wearing white badges and carrying
banners paraded the streets in tally
no singing. Vote for the Amendment
and Save the Home" vote for the
Home and Mother" All the songs
were set to popular airs.