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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05
%atbIclD0ftcr Sub cincS @cidhuiitcr.
&narcS.

ATLANTA ga, 3. Mni. - Sn
cilcr olti Dem 2ufcWooO- Scc, uobc
bier, oliNciiidltcn Sioihc iii elm Set,
tel clltoecft luor0cL 0ciicu ,<ahult
rlllcn ScIbitmoropntt juiidcn 2Sils
li0tn Mithra mo icincr Sduucitrr
Fcorl @bitro on0cltct. Die beiOclt
IlurArn &clltc %crtronfcn, mic bcrcitS
9rn1cl0ct, lcbtc @od)c in Tol1c 0C2
&crntern cine9 @ootc9, in ncld)cm Tie
cine @oiieriobrt mo6tcn. Scr Get.
tel mar III Gin InllAc3 @uno Aepidclt
mo Iolltctc mic ioI1t;
SD luto mciltc SdlpcItcr iino 0c$
Ycbcn2 milOc mo bobcn bcidlolicL,
oltf oieIc &ciic 5t "ltcrbcn. (@cjcif-
nct) gSit6ru."
%crponotc uto Grcrmoc 6c& Sc
ldmntcrpaorcs bCItreitcn inOcIicl,
ooB Die Mote III Der @onoid)riit 0c5
ilul8ct @bitro oOer %iciltcr Shmcitcr
IL Sic Goliici lit nit elmer Inter.
'ldr11g bcIfGitigt. Grl. Nlircoo
Sllblil, cine 6rermOin ser @eihnui.
tier, pcI@c iiH nit ocrielbcn sir ,3cit
0c@ lln1liida in Dem @optc befonO
lntO gcrcttct mllr0c, lit nodb nid]t 0e.
niigcllO bcr1citcQt, Tim juioumcn6dn,
gellOe W}lttbcilu1gCn 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05
Notbid)rci unS Gn6n.

Tl6onn N+Oa 3. Mui. 49, Gem
NensDortcr @cncrol- Anmalt GmoQcu
ut eln bclncrfenalucrtbcr NppcQ on
Dos &olf Der Ger. Stooten 5ll0e0on.
gen. lbs SGrcibcn id)l00t cine
lp%ontnne &cpcglng in 0ct Ser.
Stootcr 5l @umitcn ser sur 3cit in
oIbonilfen @eiGn9niiicn idmoHtcll
ocll anlerlfdncr Dor mo eriltd)t nm
&eroiientlihung Ser Wiittbeillrna in
Der Ncm'9ortcr Ereiic. Sed)S Scr
1oncn, peIGe Nmcritoner 5u icin
bennlprild)en, mntcr5cidueten Oo5
>Sdreibcn, in0eiicn gebcn iie Die
Griiioe nid)t olr, aus pclhcn lie lid,
III Snft b%cfin0cn. Sore Nomcn iino
meiItenS Ipaniif-nmerifoniifc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

N6lcbcn. - Nr. Scui1 Noiu
Itcrb g~aitern int 2nter BON % Sahrcn
III ieiner Icbtcn Mobnm9, 9tr. 7l2,
WcIts 6oDcttc-S truBc, nod tangent
&eiocn. Ger &crblid1cnc lit in Nalti-
more aeborelt mo oielc Sabre tuor er
ais Collector Bel ucrifieOcncn 9rollc.
reicrL oorlt1tcr &orOerhorlt'S, Der
@ern1Mlio grollerci, Der W}onllmen.
tai. Sroucrei UlO orn. 8corQ Sim
tber, Jun, SroltcrcL 5ulcBt ober, bis
CT I'M Nc5cnbcr uorigen Sobrea olli
oa9 &rontcllnger 0cmorfcu mur0e,
bel Der Tirlnu Njdbom II. So, ia
brifanten BON Mlinerolmoiiern, TOD.
ti0. Gr billtcrIQBt nllBer leillcr Mitt.
noe liebcn &in0cr 6rou S0u MiouQ,
6ron Suiic @eplolo, 5rou Minnie
@iblon, Srou &cm1ic MiithcQ, Irnlt
9borleS Cole rno 0ic SrlS. Su(o ullo
9lolld)c Holu. @r. &btp mar nit
9lie0 oe3 o@cm-GoncIdDc9" pom
Serb. Orocn Der 0c%ptoiopbcn", ocg
gSlrnior.C roclla ser uereinigtcn Ql1c.
tlfaniid]en 0~on0pcrfcr" ulb Der $50
Mig GopiO-Soge 9}r. SO, u. 8. & N.
NJ" Gos MISUNDERSTANDING iinOct
morgen fril6 I'M # llbr bonn Srollcr.
baitie ans oltf 0ent Soltoou-8orf.
6rie09ofe itutt.
SRI. 6ronccS 9onoIoion
9 eitorbcn. - Sri. Sronce$ 90
noloiorL Die leBte AeprGientontin Ell
l1er oltcn nriitofrotildcn Solnilie, lit
III ibrcr WobniIna ar. 217 ct. Eoltl.
StroBc, al ser &lmgenent3iinouna
geitorbelt.
Eoro0e Ser 6irmu STEW.
art & 50. - Cine grobe Goraoc
ueranitoltete bic 6irHo Stcpart &
So. geItern olts @HlnB Der @r0iinuno
oes aroBen Observation-Disclosures, oil mcl.
d)enr Gufltoen mo 9ieiien0c t6eilno6.
men. Cine groBc Nt5abl bon Grams.
portluagen Der 6irnia idloB lid benz
3uge al, neldIer bon elmer &apellc
angefiibrt ipur0c. Die Gr0finunQ oee
| 5riiblin9s &~erfouf5s begonn Inn &c
l(hr unb menige Niinuten ooroui ma.
ren Die i1lrmtlitcu H1iinle ocs TO.
loiialen @oorentollies nit aaltilnIti
gen angeiiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

nlcbrcren tollieno SSltB M cine faltc
2uitihidt. Die ben &egen in Sd1ce
perlunnocltc. 3urd) oua @emiht Der
S6neemaiicn mlr0eu Die Siibrer o?r
@ollouS 9c5mln9crL ibreu Ballot
i%d)leunllglt ollsjlnperIell, INN cit Dor
5citiges ~9tic0eriinfcn 5u pcrbiiten.
9tidt elmer Der &uuon8 mar in
Stonoc, mebr ola % Mcilcn 3llrlid.
3lIegcn, luno ole mareu. ais lie loll-
oetclI in cine Sdneetruitc pom eli.
mem SUB Gide cingcbiiQt.
Sctm ld minOcnoru Wou0
tommeH G@r0bcbcu.
EnriS, 3. Mai. - Ncrr 9epar.
bile, Gin frnn80iiiher @clehrtcr, bat
cntOcdt, Oob iicSmiihc St0rungel
nW bel Dem Shminoen oca BLONDES
III eruortcn iin0. &obrelongc 9co6.
dhtungcn bobcl i'm 5l oieicr llcb2r-
5ctglng gebrodlt. Nl3 Sepci5 tiir
lelne Nebollptlung citirt or Die 9otcIl
filr perlhicOene Grobcbcll in 0ieicnl
Sabre, eirIblieBlif o~crjcniqen in
N(eliilo u1o III Eortlanl. Gr crfl1rt,
GrOcrid]iittcrun9en b~iiritcn mG6rcnO
0e5 Monota Mai am >. 3, g., Z,
H. 49, II, Is. 20. %, 26., ~, 80.
l1nO 81. Gage 0e3 MortotS crlportct
mcr0Crl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05
&crwiidDte telegrapbiidDc Scpcidcm.

- Genntlon Smith, eiu Gep-Yor-
fer W(afler uno @ntel oeS ariegSs
8ouucrneur9 Qenniion BON Ohio,
aerietb geltcru 9lbeno inter Die NGoer
zines &oritoot5ugcS bel ieiuer 8ob.
ming bel @eit.Neubrigbtou, oIf
Staten SSIon0, u, -, mo ipuroe
oltgcnblldliG 8etootet.
Gilbert 3. Frcitou, 9rGiioellt
Der o%GSltter Stote Goal ono Gofe
Co., bcGila geiteru in Columbus,
,, Sclbitmor0 6urd grlhieBen.
&ronfbcit mo Summer iiber oen Dor
einem Sabre crfolgteu ZOO leiuer
jltngen lodlter trieben ibn ST. Der
5bot.
Sm @}orOpro5eB sceeu CAPTAIN
Feter &. Suins 5u 6luibinG R..g.,
iuelder MN id)ou i'll Der oritten Wo.
dc ieiner Gnlier begriiien lit, pur-
0en gcIterl mehrere meitere gntla.
ltltngsjeugcn ocrnommeiI. @ie es
beiBt, miro Ole StaatSoniuoltidaft
mebrere Oiii5iere porlaoeit, UNI ST.
bemeiielt ooB mon IN Der Irmce
nld)tS bon Dem angeblihen @obnlinn
oeS Captains tpuBte.
Sn Erooioencc, u. s., ginser
9citcrn 1900 3immerlerte fir cine
Grboblrng ibres 2obnes bon III auf
10 Gents pro Stunoe nno fir cine
@odenarbeit BON "A Stunoen al
Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05
9lns ben Staats &nrcnnr.

-
Situld ser StaatS- Gjmpun0Crut15-
9cb0rOc. ~ 3oblrcihc 2lpplito-
tiolen iiir Spcratorcn DON &on-
oclbilocr NppOrotcn. &r.
Gmcrion Grotbcra mieOcr oli
Dem Gomm. = Shu%tGommiiiGr
.Cruunnt.
Sic rcglldrc Mouot9 &criomm-
luna Der Stoota = Gimonoermg9-
Goumiiiion inn0 0eitcrn Nohmittog
I'M Bureau 9tr. If, Cite&cringtona
Strobc, itott. Sn bcricIbcn murOe
eiu &cibllb nngcnommlcrl, Dem 6or-
nlcru oes Staatca bel Dem Nriduiien
uoll 2unoorbeitern brbijtiiid) 5l icilt.
Ser Slipcrinteuocnt u. ". Grotf
Shines ~mtcrbrcitctc ictncn @crid)t iilr
oua ob~gcloliene GcdImm1aiobr. III
luclhenl CT 0ornllf allimcrtium mott,
O0B ouiielbc eineS Der criol9rcihlten
on Der @cihidte oc@ St0ote5 mar.
&icr5i1 Ero5ent Der ucllcn 2luiieOler
limo Icuti6c uno icbn Nro5cnt
Snruei5cr, iiinf Hro5cnt itonnncn aus
G0ucnart, iiinf &ro}rnt aus SOL
lono uno ser Neit lill0 Qc6orcnc Nmc-
riloncr. IS iino i'm @on5rL2G00
Npplifotioncn iiir &ulormotipu cinr
gclollicn murOen, bic ollie prompt be-
ontmortct mlrben.
3ublrcidl dc Ypplitunten.
SIN llnion Sruit- &cbdu0c mliroc
Qcitgrn Die Nriiinna Ser Cp@crotorcn
pou MolocibiI0cr Nidihncl. mel
d)c bCtnmtIih gelcrutc Glcftrifcr
icin m%iliicL porNcnnmncn. llcbcr
100 Npplitontcn ionocu iih Gin.
z hu GommillG err
nQHnt.
Wollucrnelir 9rothcr2 Crnaunte QCs
itcru }0rn. &obn Is. Gllitborpc 5unl
S6ul.GpumiiiGr illr MontaonlcrD-
Golntp an Steae pom &ru. N}iUer,
lrcldjcr rciiQnirt bat. Nr. GQitborpc
mobnt III Y%ittingcr.
@r. Gmcrion u. Grotbcr$
~ ie0cr 9ciunO.
@r. Gncrion 81. Grot6cr3, ser
&rtputicfrctGr oe9 @ouocrncur5
GrotbCrs, crld)ien 1citcrn nod) 0rci-
m0d)iAcr arnntbeit 5lm1 critcn Wiolc
lpic0cr inn @ouperncur3 Bureau I'M
Union .Eruit-@ cbduoc. Gr wltroe
uon icincn 5obIreidcu 6rcumocn
formIi0 nit @liidluiinidcn ii6er.
bdltit.
&cfiirmortet crittlniiiqe
2ouoitruBcn
In cincr offettlid)cn GrtlGrlunQ 6at
lid) Der Stout5-&u
Idr filr Den @ou pom crittloiiigcn
&a1oltroBcn all&QclproAeu tpeuu Die
lclpPll olld) III Nlt0eilblld GrpBcre Hltz
torocrumacll an Die Stont3fuiic itela
len, Gr crtI6rt, onB Der Stoot Mem.
&crlcp, mclNcr 3uerit biQiNc %onO.
ItraBcn bolltc, icBt fir bcrcn %llltcrs
boltlrnA j0brlid $500 pro Wcilc aus
acber nuIB, mo5 bel 400 W}cilen IN.
gcfGbr cine WiQion i0brlidJ aus
mod)t. @r. @ro9bu lit Der 9(nli6t,
Dob nit elmer &crousQoblulg BON
pro Wcile &onoitroBeu berQc-
iteQt mcrOen f6uncn, Ole ii6 ol,i Die
Gaucr boItrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

perm anentc y a lkD ereln"
biclt aeItcrn 9tbeno IN 6rou &aroline
@ct' Nolle 9tr.t3l2, Cit-@ageritrube,
letnc SobreSueriammluug ulo 9eom.
tcnuobl. Ger porgeleqte SSobreabe.
riot licb nertlid) ertenneu. III meId)'
ollsge5ci6neten Stotoc lid Der galI-
pereiu beiin0et. 9toh pieienr @erift
bctrugcn Die Ginnobmeu int ucrfloiie-
nen Sabre SnldlieBIif oeS Soiienbea
ItatoeS 1OI,5O2.45 ltn0 Die Iltsga-
bcn S1Ql, 290.S6. monud) an SSohreS-
ld)lltB Elm &uileHbeitono Don $621t.3 80
ucrbIicb. 9ua &erm0gct oes 8ereinS
betrd9t St07672.55, melhem getragc
Standardization in Sobe pom $t0t,-
52l,59 acQcltii6er iteben. Nod) abjug
elmer GiDi0cn0e BON 0rei Tro3ent fiir
Die lebt1n ledS Nionute per6lieb eilt
~Gaicrneiouo bon S6t50.96. 3ie 81.
rettorcn- luto Neomtemuobl ergob fol-
1en0cS Heiultot: ErGiiOcnt Z. :.
&ou, &ice Er0lioent Ebil. 60nig &C.
fretGr @eorge Z. MonB, SGaBmeiiter
N0am Slefcnitein uuo T~ireftoren nc,
ben 0cn @eamten sic 0S. e. u. 6iier,
s. 4. Sebner, Gom. z. @olf, y.
SGnecmon, II. Nc. 9umler, y. :.
6IcdeniteiL &. q. 6infe mo q. Sal
icr. Nod ser &triommllmQ ion0 ein
@ontctt ltntt, iiir mcldes tSrau @es
Elm bodicincS Menu juiummeuaeitellt
bottc.
Giucn intcrciioutcn8or
Nlag bat Goli5ciridtcr Gpion pom
loroneitIid)cn Giitrift sur &erbclIe.
rlrng bc& 0icnitca ser @olijcigerihte
acmnd)t. Gr cnlpiicblt, 0oB 1T ieoen
Eolijcigcridt cine Stcnogropb ali
lcitelt mcr0c, Scr Die 8crbonolungen
81 Yrototoa nimmt, nm Damn epers
tucQ bon 0cut @elpeismoteriol I'M
Grimilolgcrid)t @cbroild 5u MAIDEN.
Sotcl Glcrf uno 8eIo
d) ~ un0cn. - Die Bolijci
fGbtoct 1c8cmpdrtig no6 Senrp
Sdnorb, Dem 9tad)t.Glcrt ocS ncllen
Gorroa Sotcls, mclfcr Dor flint 90
den icinc Stc1unQ ontrot mo lest
inter &interloiiung ciueS MoufoS
bon $40 nad) rmbefonltcn G%egionen
~pcrihmunhen lit.
8ic mtrb'S merocn?-Ier
geItcrn uont GberbumocSgcritt ge.
foIlten Gntihcioung 5uioI9e, ooB ooS
@cpburlt Gilcnbobnraten > @eieb,
ocn5ufolge cine 9abngeieuidoit feline
&obIeu8rllben beiitcn fam, conItiti.
ttoteu mt, gcrdtb Die ,@eitern Wo.
rplolto @obngeIcQihoit" in cine III.
ouAcnebme Gage. Iieicl6e beiiBt
III Marplon6 uno Meit.T irainien
lucrtbpoQc &%oblengrlibcn, itno es Der
Ioutet, boB Die Tcorgnniiiruaa ser
lid in p1n0en BON Woiienucruultern
br'in0Iid)en @nbn oooon ub6dnacu
niir0c, Oh bic 9oGn Die &oblenaru.
ben bcibcboIten t0nnte ooer nift.
NeucS @arOclbilo-Ibels
ter, - Sr. IbomoS O'9teol lGbt ooS
Gigtntbum NJ. 30-34 @eIt.Qerino.
tonltraBc, in Elm @onoel6iloz Ibeoter
l%plboueir.
Sen ION ii olte Bferoe.
49, 6rou G0tpin ). 6oluler, lpelhe ein
@ltloe- uno &abcnbeim an Der Gnior-
ltroBc eingerihtet Bat, luia cine
Wci0e mictber, no oltersihluod)e
FIeroc ibr 8noocnbrob genieBen Ton.
men.
suite IuSithten Ger
oTercin Ser Sduilelte uno Io6rifan.
ten" itebt nit Orei Sabriforten in
Serbinoltlg, melde Die 9lblidt bobeil,
,ltd) IN Baltimore nieocr5ulu'Ien.
Gait cent MID mad Set.
tDsburg. Frdlioent Sait miro
nidlt an DER 5cier Ser Eresbpterie
bon Baltimore am 30. Wtai al Get.
.tpsbltrB tbcilnebmen, ober cr ipirb am
81. Wfui bort Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05
gins ocm %crcincn.

-
Mtot=9ol DC" "Sollton Hieoertroll'
5ca" Elm alUn5cn0Cr Grfolg. 1922
7nttichrr Wli(itGrpcrcin" perolt.
,t,,+c+ mil ,cinpm 7~o1ennereiu
nr..;, =, ooauon>N,,ren
V"' gum WI ">'',"' "'
|lloere %Fr''l'@'oo)f'0I'1'
N;ncr hcrr(if6cu NrrIoui uo6u1 Scr
e iGhrlihc Woibn0 n,a .Gontnn aie.
N~crfron,ra. " mcldcn 0icicr 9}crein oe,
,tcrn gl6rnS IN ieincm Grrcina apfo[,
%rn IS Gnrino's y5o0c IN DER oritten
Strofr ,,nh T~oitsgrn,ruc 6outon.
nrron;toltrtr Scr Noll rrirc,tte lid,
c;,,c. orsoe,cidhrrtrr Nri,dhpS ,rnN
nic G-rihionencn b,fonhcn ,ib in elmer
n,,s1r,ribnpten qo,mr. Ocm mic ipu.
"a ." n,,r6 bei cincm Moibo0 onbcra
n,6orih ,ein g}rof chnbcrt'S Or.
hritar mnr n,crmiiOIih inn gpfipic.
lon ilnttcr 5Su3p. mn bic Nftipcu ncS
N,nton oicoprfron,ro" fi0trn hit
Wo,,irn >,,rh Son %ortroo hiibidbcr
DirNrr ms Inter bcn 5~hrilrlbmerl,
-, hrn, N,uc hrionnrn iirb girrtrrtrr
Nrs o.0uortcttGnba Scr
mcloSic" noa Mo2ort N}6uucr.
InrS~ ,,,b n,s Gidrrfron, 9(rz
r~rn,irt n,rroc n;a lritidfrit o,rrh
min GA No6ort 0ofcr M,,it Qr0rr.
1o6r Samaritan TN Nnri,o 0hor.
Ics mro6,,, ,,rn nrrrn I,mfn l,ntrr
0na,,,, wan N;roi Nrn w NShIron
;rt, Sc, o}arc;n ;oin Wroialion Woh
Nr. Nrobr hr,ohpn ,ih nir 13rocr
,,M %-i,nl,nntomr ,,r, Moihou Nrs
T,rt,n o-ioScrfr,n,n."
M : t+nI.h,n Wcrcir"
n,,4ou ,,,, w,,i, ,,, Ns,%i;hcrt
o,,,,,,n chnrro,( i,nn onuor,, nin
n,-tGn,nrotIidn Mo~r;nn1mh,n, nrs
W0iunL.hch W,rr;nn" IN ShIc,.
,,cs' >nGn o,, ocr 1o,onrr >trorc
,t4 g.. ,,,,,n, 6c;bI,i;r, :, N3Ioc
,;,,r,, W,uh,h,nn NJ n~cron7t,ltnu
49, f,r,n,Gc r,,,itc m,rNr milf ncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

@'rit6 ShoIonl. 8citcru
iono ole S6lnBiibulg Der Sobrc3s
Convention 0e2 olluobbdngigen Or
0cns Nritb S0alom" in Der GripIc,
Soue all Cit Baltimore StraBe itutt.
3ur @crleiunG fanlen 0ie Ncrid)tc
0e9 @roB= ShoBmciIters mo @rpB
ScfretGr@. Bel Der glbell0iituug
belt Scr ais @ait ouiueien0e Manor
W}obool cine 2(nipro6e, pcld)e NIT
aroBcm Sciiua alli0cnommcn murbc.
Gen SdluB Der Gonpelltion biloctc
Die Neanrtenpubl, lucldc crit 81 icbr
lp1tcr Stltll0e purgellontmcn mrr0c.
Gtnbrehcr On 0erNrbett.
- ID, y. Gur0cll bon Nr. 1922, 9fcis
Itcr9tomn-HooO, 6cridtcte g~eitern Der
Eoli5ci 0ea norolucltliden 0iitriftS,
Dab ant Sonntng in ieine @obultug
cirtgcbrod)ct utro ibnl 1896 1elto9lcn
iuur0cll.
Eerionol Noti5. - SER
&obu S~@roB bon DER 5irua 5o6n
| 5. @rob II. Sobn, ruel6cr bon Or. q.
q. Ntsf gcgen eincn inn Gntitcben be,
grIiiencn SAL bon appendicitis opc.
rirt lpuroc, bat lid u%oaItanoig erbolt.
&r. 5. $. W%iittcnoorfi pom
Iurnocrein oSorDdrtS" bcgie6t lid
morGcn 2lbcnO nod GIeoelon0. 6,
moicl6it cr Der Gonpcntion beS slot,
tcn- mrO Militdr-S Green's pom ipo.
INSTRUMENTATION ariege" bci}u,
mo6ncn geoenft. Sr. M~itten6orii lit
DER Gertreter Der o&oibington Com.
manocrp" unO notwithstanding miro cr
nod icincr Hiidfcbr in WorplanO ci.
lten 3peig grilnoen.
gdfie fir's anslanb teiuret g. giainc. 4f3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

EaHc 5ur Heiie ms Nnslanb &c.
Iorst 6. Saline, Or. 413, Ci-yalti.
uloreitraRe, nabe Gaitum Spuie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

gdiie fir's anslanb teioret g. giainc. 4f3
Dit altlmure. Str. nabe Chiffon, SuHie. suenae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-05

Berlin 3. Wloi. = Gie 9allon.
@ettiabrt, bic bier oln Samitag
Nadmittog nnteruommen murOe, 1T
surd, itorfen Sd)nee in ben obereil
2uftitidten pereitelt moroen. Sic
ied)s 8allons itieecn I'M Hegen OH
mo gerietben in elmer .Sobe bon
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
He viii Be Missed.

In the numerous business changes
that have taken place in Alma during
the past few months no one will he
more generally missed from his usual
haunts than Simon Messenger
Messrs. Cohen. VINO purchased his
stock of clothing. are making many
friends among Alma people. but this
city has had but one Simon Messenger
and no one can fill his place. His
ready wit and everyday humor have
made him hale fellow well met and
his genialitv has been like ray of
sunshine which has never been dimed
by business success or prosperity
Mr.. Messenger has been successful in
business. but business cares have dealt
kindly with him and he has always
found time to plav practical jokes
when the opportunity presented itself.
If the opportunity failed to present
itself at the proper time, why Simon
Messingeer usually practiced his
jokes anyway.
The.fact that Mr.. Messenger and his
estimable family are to remain resi-
idents of Alma is news that all will
rejoice to know.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
An Important Meeting.

Hon. j. w. Holmes. who has beer
appointed chairman of the local
Lincoln Memorial National Park com.
mittee, has selected committee fol
Alma. composed of the following citi.
zens. whom he cordially invites to
attend a meeting to be held at the
Wright House parlors on Monday even
ing next at 7:30:
Francis King-Mavor.
X. L. Smitn-President Board OF
Education.
DR.. Bruske-Pres. Alma College.
Dr. Bagley-Masonic Fraternity.
Mrs. j. s. Caple-Civic Improve.
ment Club.
Mrs. Ezra Smith-Eastern Star.
Mrs. Bahlke-Woman's Club.
Miss Edna Swigart-Art Club.
j. f. Fulller-Knights of Pvthias
Elmer Francis--Odd Fellows.
Frank Nestle-Modern Woodmen.
L. Lybolt-KniRhts of Msccabees
Joseph Sartor-G. A. X.
Mrs. Hubbell-W. X. G.
The purpose of the meeting is to
take steps to raise funds for the Lin
coin Farm association, most worthy
cause.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
TO BETTER CONDITIONS.
Commissioner Of Schools Pike Is Busy With
School Work.

County Commissioner of Schools
Pike was an Alma visitor Friday
afternoon. While in the city he made
this Office a pleasant call and spoke
enthusiastically of his work among
the schools of Gratiot county. Just
now Mr.. Pike is insugurating a cam
paign for the improved conditions
about the school houses of the county
and he is very much pleased a. the
cordial and enthusiastic manner his
requests for improved conditions are
being complied with nv the various
school hoar1s Mr. Pike believes in
having school rooms clean and we'll
kept. with good ventilation, and that
the school houses ought 10 be we'll
heated. He also helieves more atten-
tion should be psid to the sanitary
condition of the out buildings and the
grounds surrounding the buildings
Another feature he is irving to in
troduce is the purchase of books for
the school libraries that will be in
teresting and helpful to the Younger
pupils of the district. and in this
matter also he is receiving cordial and
loyal support. 1t is an important mat
ter TO cultivate taste for good read
ing among growing children. and
when the habit has once been acquired
there is but little danger that the boys
and girls will spend their time with
books that are harmful and that have a
bad infiunce upon their lives
There is not an Office in. the gift of
the people that Is more important and
exacting than that of com missioner of
schools and Gratiot county people have
reason to congratulate themselves that
they have In their commissioner a man
who is clean in his public and private
life, and one who stands for the best
things for the schools and for the boys
and girls There are offices that pay a
larger salary. but there are none that
will nay a larger dividend in years to
come than that of county commission
or of schools to the man who is will
ing to put himself into his work.
And that is Just what Commissioner
Pike is doing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25

There will he a meeting of the
Michigan Wool Dealers association in
Saginaw some time between Macrch 4
and 10. The meeting is scheduled to
take place in the Hotel Vincent.
Congressman Jos. W. Fordney will
speak on the matter of the proposed
tariff legislation. The representatives
to the meeting will discuss the merits
of the proposed legislation altering
the tariff. legislation TO which the as
sociation has always been opposed.
AT the last meeting the delegates
stood pat against it, not dissenting
voice being heard. This meeting was
held In Lansing on February 10 and
about rs persons attended. The meet.
ing to be held in Saginaw is of con-
siderable Importance and will be at
tended by representatives of several
large firms in the east. Saginaw
Courier Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25

Tuesday evening, AZ members of
the Superior Rebekah Lodge, No. 10l,
went to Beebe, in Emerson township,
and exemplifed the work to the lodge
at that place. During the evening a
banquet was served at which 100 covers
were laid and most enjoyable time
had. One load of the Alma visitors will
remember the trip from the fact thst
they got on the wrong road and after
crossing long stretch of corduroy road
reached snow drift of two or more
feet, when snap, went the whiffletree,
and the ladies thought they were DOOM
ed for a walk. However, temporary re-
pairs were made and the load reached
Beebe, although late, vet in time to
assist in the program. The party reach
ed home early Wednesday morning,
having thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
HE'S WALKING YET.
Joe Ray the Innocent Victim OF a Practical
JOke-NOw Ne Must Walk.

A certain fellow once dreamed he
was the proud possessor of hand
some touring car. He took his friends
for numerous spins in the country and
thoroughly enjoyed the smell of gaso-
line and exhilerating sport of living
through space at the rate of twenty
five miles an hour. Just as he was re-
turning from one of his pleasant and
health-giving century runs and was
telling his friendss how quickly he
had covered the distance from Podunk
to Smokey Ridge, the bed slat broke
ana he woke up.
A similar. but more cruel fate. befell
our genial fellow -townsman. Joe Ray.
last Friday. Like a number of other
Alma men. Mr.. Ray had purchased
ticket on a handsome automobile to
ne given away at the time of the
Masonic fair in Saginaw. Last Fri
dav Mr.. Ray received a letter-mail-
ed at Alma. bearing a special delivery
stamp. but one he thought had been
sent through the mails from the saw
dust city-bearing the cheering news
that his ticket had won the machine
and that the object of his fondest
hopes was already to he Delivered to
him at any time he would call for the
same or send shipping directions. OF
course the news was pleasant sur
prise to Mr.. Ray and he congratulated
himself upon his exceeding good luck.
and to think that the prize had only
cost him eight cents
Mr. Rays generous nature prompted
him to invite his numerous friends to
take ride with him when the roads
were passable. But his generosity also
prompted him to do more than this.
During the afternoon he treated his
friends literally and frequently to the
best smokes" he cold buy and he
was as happy as a small boy with his
first pair.of boots. : A friend. however.
after he thought the joke had been
pressed far enough. took MIR. Raw one
side and whispered in his ear that the
notice he had received was not Of
hcial and that his friends had been
'stringing him.
1t would not be doing Mr. Ray JUS
tice to tell just what he said when he
learned he had been the victim of a
joke. but under the circumstances
he took the matter good naturedlv and
concluded that it would be safer to
walk anyway than to ride in one of
those ill-smelling. profanity provoking
machines. because when a fellow is
dead be is a long time dead. whether
he is killed by an automobile or struck
by train of cars.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-02-25
One On Simon.

Simon Messenger. the gentlem an
whose friends are legion but who likes
tn plav joke on an acquaintance.
spent Sunday in Detroit and Monday
returned to Saginaw. Now neither
Wavne or Saginaw counties are in
the local option column. but whether
this fact has to do with our story is
problematical. Anyway Simon reached
Saginaw o. X. and upon making
inquiry as to the time his train
would depart for Alma. was told in
FIVE minutes Simon handed his ticket
to the man at the gate. had it punch
ed and boarded the train. expecting to
reach Alma at 9 80 Monday evening.
The train started and our. friend Mes
singer, while peacefully reviewing the
good time had in the city was aroused
from his reverie by the conductor who
kindly informed him the train he was
on was headed for Bay City as fast as
steam could carry them. 1t was then
too late for Simon to return to Sag
insw and get the Alma train, so after
considering all methods by which he
might reach home that night. he per-
mitted the conductor to carry him to
Bay City from which place he return
ed to Saginaw. his starting point. at
about the time he should have reached
his home city forty miles away.
Simon was forced to stay in Saginaw
all night and return q day later.