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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
Peabody succeeds Hartman.

New York. Nov. rs. Charles Al. Pea
body was elected a director OF the
Erie railway to succeed the late II. II.
Hartman. and r. 8. Lovett, president
Of the Union Pacific railway was Sc
lected to NIL the vacancy IN the Erie
executive committee, ait the meeting
Of the Erie railway board Of directors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

John c.. Stuart, who has been gen.
eral manager of the Erie for several
years, was promoted to be vice presi-
dent, in charge of the operating, main
tenance and mechanical departments.
The present executive officers were
reelected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

Just what will happen If sizes COM
tinue to increase for another season is
a matter of speculation. The express
companies insist that they have a
moral basis for their increase in
charges in that space is one of their
most valuable commodities. They
further aver that the profit made by
milliners on their ware is sufficient to
bear the added charges and still leave
an ample margin.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

EAQuANdlGAAb
Length, Inches to pounds, Charge
70-75 80 81 10
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
seventy J Pound .preams.'

The new schedules adopted by
the express companies provide for the
following relation of size to weight
with the charge of transportation from
New York to the cities. The boxes
are measured across the top and one
end.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
HELD ANNUAL BANQUET
Cathedral Club Enjoyed Delightful
Evening-Many Addresses Were
Made.

The Cathedral club of st. Mary's
held its annual banquet last night in
the club rooms in thhe basement of
the cathedral to which eighty people
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

Lost: English bull terrier pup, IL
months old. Pure white. answers to
name Of Bob. Finder please notify J.
p Edwards at Forum ONCE or phone
776-J. Reward for return.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
MONEY TO LOAN

On Improved farm and city property
Annie Dwight Tyler. Tyler butldtng,
Broadway. Fargo. N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
Good Thing Not 70 Eoraat.

Good Thing Not to Forget.
st. Paul Dispatch: In the meantime
1t should not be forgotten that fresh
air is the greatest enemy OF the pneu-
monia and tuberculosis germs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Die })erle I'M aalunoe.

9urd ole 3eitun9en gin9 por einiz
Gen Sqbren Elm StreitfoQ, ben bic Yoz
riIer 9eri6te 81 enti9etben botten. Sn
einem iner8oulepororeI taurant battle
iib Elm Serr 9lu'tern beItelt uno fonb
In elmer berielben cine Yerle. 2eiber
iuuBte er niGt 5u i6peigen, Ionbern
freute ii6 Ieines Sunoes 70 lout, bob
Der 8eIiber oufmertIam tpuroe unb Ieis
n~erIeits Gtgentbumsaniprii9e ouf bic
perIe sr6ob, benn, erfldrte er: ,Sf
babe Sbnen npbl bic 4uItern, niWt
.ober bic Perle pertouft." Die Sohe
purbe oonn bo6in entI6ieben, ooB iid)
bic beipen ir ben Cribs Der Yerle 81
tbeilen bdtten, unD es I6auten auh 10
fir jeocn bon ibnen mod INNER einige
t%auienp Sronten beraus.
Dor fur5em trot nun nieber Elm
fcin getleioeter '9err in Elm HeItauront
unb beite1te iid) Elm 9uBeno IuItern.
aaum bottc er on9efongen 81 eIIen, oils
er ou9 f6on einen louten S9rei GUS
itieB, 70 bnb man ouf i'm oufmerffnm
iptroe, 1no Dos Yer1oloG ouf i'm Sus
elite, I'm i'm gu fragen, lpos ibm febfe.
Ser @oit belt bic Sano ppr ben
Nuno, ols Bate er groBe'S 6mersen
1lnb niirQte berpQr: Pin. i9 bob' bu
ailf etipos !Sdrfes gebifen, Ni =
einen 3o6n bah i'd mir a~ilSsebifen
tbut Dos nber fpeb."
aSubei Dffnete er BEN Munp unb
itntt zines 3obnes fiel cine groBs Yerle
in feline 0ono.
Der 9eIibsr be5 26foGs. hes srIten
Joiles ein9ebenf, irdte feinen @oIt 81
~ferubigen uno i6lug ibm Dor, er moge
inn bic perle iiberloTen. Sapon
ipolte nber Der 9ait nidts b0ren. Gr
babe fiir6terli9es 3ubnneb, unb Dit
Yerle ee6Ore Inn oils S6merSensgelp.
Nn9 .lal9en llnterbanolungen einigten
ii9 bic bsioeu i6IieBli6 bobin, oob
Der @pit benz 8eitaurateur bic perls
gegen geinen 2aulenofronfenfdein
iiberlieB.
9u frsute fi9 Der 8irtb, mel6
ipun6erbares @ef6dft er eema9t babe,
ratnte gum nd1ften Slllpelier, I'm jes
bod BON bie'em sl bDren, bnb bic
perle eihc gang geipDbnliAe @Iospetls
unb feline ~atpnn3i9 Gentimes lpertb iet
Spornitrei4s elite Der Mrmc auriid,
ober Der 8oIt nit benz 5o~uienbfron:
fen56ein mar bereits perI6punoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

gefIeil tpir olt6 nidt, bob i'm Sntereii
bes Setfiebes, in Defenders geIt6erten
RGumen, i'm 8ergtpert aid nod gros
bere Weneetl ppn Sprengitoffen gelaz
CERT iper6en, Die bel elmer Grploiicn
iif, ebenfolS ent3iinoen unb Die 1srs
it0rlln9 Dermebren.
Wenoen mir uus nieber gum Riids
neg aus Dem 8ergrpert. Wo6in mir
ouf mnjerer 5obrt Ger 8ergmant
ncnftt uItS 0e6en, 2dufen i'm Berg
ipert fobren) gum S9o6te 3uriids
bIiter. iiberoa ieben mir b06it iprgs
fdltige, i'm beIten Stanoe ge9uttcne
@inri9tungen gum Sdube Der 2fr6eiz
ter urlb Der .gartSen 4nfdge. Wir b0s
rem bQs Musftr0ren Der tomprimirten
Cuff, fpir b0ren bus Reufhen Der elm
SieHenoen Wetter, mir pernebmen bns
llngebeure 9rDbnen Der @entilutoren,
RE lpie Rieienprgeln flinqen unb I'M
o0ldiIig Die f6le4te Grft aus Der
Grube o6fon9en. Mir fe9en Die Sid)ere
beitSlqmpen, beren 5lammen nit bop
pelten feinen 0robtneBen umgeben
iinp, UNI Die Gr3eugung bon Sti6z
flontmen 81 berbinoern, mir ieben
iiberoq bonn MenI4en9eilt ousgetliiz
9eIte MoBregeln unO finb bo6 ni6t
einen glugenblid ii9er, bab cine &otoz
itropte bereinbri4t, Die aud uns Der
nid)ten piirbe. Grit tpenn mir lpiebsr
nit benz S0roergeitea gIiidIid sur
Grooberfldde gelon9t iino uno oie
refine !3immelsluft otbmen, piiIen mir,
mas oos 9i6teriport bebeutet: 90
intea ober it's fiir4terli6!"
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AufstNonnert

Der Sonneritog ipar friber in ger
.manii6en 2nnben olsemein Serihtss
.taa. Ser itorfe Sbor poer Sonur gait
iauh oils Gott Der rehtliden Sronuns,
Der nit Ieiuem Sammer Miolnir &C.
feb unb Sertroa feItiet. gus Ges
ri9tstoa mar bsr9 onneritas aber ouh
elm orbsitstreier Sog, unb oa Die
3ehtipreduna MIR einige Stunoen in
Infpruh nobn, gleid5eitig auh gez
fuhsz llno @eHeuIdoftstas. Sn Der
Sfnpei5 fallen Die meiiten MGrtte felt
urnlten Soften ouf ben OpnnerItog.
90 fid nun numentli1 bic ipeibli6e
9epOlterune ollf benz plntten 2onbe fir
bieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb @eiels
fboften, bel oenen man piele Sreunoe
trof, nod mebr f6miidte uno pubte,
als fir ben 'Sonntdg, biirgerte iid,
balb Der Mlsorud nDpnntrsnett" fir
bic a~uffhfehb sepubten Mdbhen unb
Sroiien Elm, pbne ben irpnifhen &c.
beniinn, ben Dos Wort erft fpdtsr ses
iponnen bat!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
@altimprr'o Hrierpoirc,

..f- tEISlSl..
Cod .aupcn i'm GiuWpoiubtr7lbul, II 1000 900
cate Gtolauo an ocl Cones Salell !uO.0OO,O00
Ndlc Wtoniebclu an purIorosHono spG,3 lJ,lD0
Gafc 9Itituu i'm Clifton liurf". 2Ol,0OHtU0
SrIjoz9afc I'M Sruio= oin. Fati" 423.OOO.o co
@uiliprosJtcicrbuir ulticrbulb BET ,
rurolihen Siunbarcn5e, 8wiidcil (
Der Dprt s1tuuo NM GburlcssStr. 3G,0O0.UGe
3anpoeus3teicrpoir, Sdllsz)todo II.
3. 9tnenuc 10000. 0U0
Mt. 5touul=9icierpuir aSruinzoias
Burf, hei'm nj. R%oOaisSinguIl1 30.0OQ,N coo
aNiGb Setoicr" sFcferpoir. irt Horh-
d. Tarfs%' w.. ..,'.."., 22,5uol 900
SQreii Bart ARcfcrppir, Soreit Fart 225, 9D0. 900
fIlntntcit l.. {. ~. -....... SOC, 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
.9eutId]er Gentrol.8 eretn"

Sefrctdr Sac. Sruc88cr, Or. 211,
9. Str, N.=&S. - GcriommIlltg ie-
Ocn crItcn Sonntog i'm Mouot; Sing
itltnoe ic0cn Sonntag uno Mittpof
inn MISUNDERSTANDING" ltr. 1905,
G.Strobc, 9t.-@.
GiItrift Nr. 100"
Sefretdr Widaet Sies, Ser. 500,
S-Str., Nd. = Seriuntmlung ieOcu
T.. Mittiuod i'm Wtodat in 9(uguit
Sdpar5'S nGolunbic ; WGnner1or.
Saae," Tr. S21 Z. St. N.-@. IT,
vgolilmbia 9rallcr = llnterItiisilnas.
Serein" .a
Sefretdr Sran8 Som, Nr. 1918.
2sStr., N.*8. - 8eriammlung iehcn
'. 9ienitag i'm Ionlt in auguit
Sdmor5's yGollm6ia : WGnnerfnr.
SaIle," Ir. S27, Z. Str. &..s8.
nCoIumbia.9uno Ger. 81.
90. 8. g. g."
SefretGr SSSobn Ieininaer, Ir.
201S, 8. Ctr, N.-@. - Ieriommlpng
ieoen 2. Wittwcd int Wonot in glltg.
1. Str, H..&. - Se liammlltna ieoen
I. uno 8. Mon.as I'M Wondt BET
Senrp @aBmann Scr. 1877, +. ctr,
N.s8.
nElattoelttIdjcr Screin"
SetfrtGr @m. Sunnenlonn, Ir.
1915, Marion.St TT. R..@. Ser.
ionlmllng ieoen 9. 9onneritog inn
Worat in gr, 430. s. Str, I..8.
nWesger . llnteritiitungs gerein"
SefretGr s. g, SeB, Ger. tt2, 4.
Ctr, H.:8. &c. Gcriommluna ie.
Den T.. Stenitos in, Iol,nt BET Geo.
9ebler, Scr. 922, Rcmiploania ape.,
N..8. n-'a.h t'i .
n@erein gooen" iHt al
'Sefret6r garI Snmmel, Ger. $500,
Ger, 9..@. IL .A.'.i. ,
vgerein Sobcrnj Columbia eftion
9. H.-S. b. N..I."
SefretdrS beo. q. Gedert, Ir.&t2tO, T.
Tlorioa-gpe., $50. = @erfammlung
ichen 1. Sonntag int Icnat BEL Geo.
9eBler, Scr. 500, BennipIoania.stoe.,
G.-8.
uSeiien-G armIiGbtar llnteritiisunes.
Sercin"
SefrctGr GSobn Weininger, Ger.
20tS, 8. Str, N..8. = SerianmIrng
ieoen 3. Wtittpob BET slug. S6ipara
Gr. 1927, Z. Stry N..M.
~Sdtudbiiher Sranten . ltnterItiit.
5ungs-Terein"
Sefretir Wttd)uel Siee, 9r.. 623,
S.Str., Nd. = &crinmmlium ieben
1. SonnerItag bel Senry 8abmann,
Rr. 1877, Z. Ctr, N.z@.
,Sccollia.Soge Nr. 1, 9. 8. 8. 8.-&.~
Sefretar S. u. Sdiirger, Gorgreb
Seigbts, 8. s. - 8criammlultg ie.
ben 2. uno 4: '3orneritag Del Senrp
&aSmann, Yer. 73I, Z. Str, M-@.
~0ent'd,er Hnterit;isltngss9nnb
~8eiangperein 8ermanio.M dnner.
" DIOR" y
Sefretdr s;ran5 8cntb, bintet 9r.
go, 9.Str., H.s8. - TerlammIung
ieoen i, Counting I'M Monat; Sing.
itunoe ieoen 9omneritag in @eorge
gebler's, Ger. 922, Yenniplpania-aps.,
R..@. ,.,
~8iIhclm ScG.2oae Scr. g..
II. 8. g.. Y.sG." M
SefretGr Yaul gaditmibt, Ger.
$40, 9.Str, H..S. - 8erlammlung
ieoen 2. ,tnb A .Gieuitog i'm @onat
III Scr. 623, 2oriiiana.aue. H.-8.
~Snfel 9rdiig-g ersniiernss .9arein"
Sefretdr Geo. Meir, Scr. 1241. g.
Ctr. SD. =. gerIammIung ieSen
2. Sonntag. int .@onat III .Nr. 430,
s. Ctr, M,.g9.
columbia. Surnpcrein"
Sdriftpart S. 6, Ionn Nr. 223t. |
Is. Ctr, H..@. - GerIalnmlllns ie. |
ctn 9, Sonnfog I'M Ionat, in ser
SltrnbolIe, gde Z. ilno 2:Str. M.-@. !,
Surnitnnoen ieben Sienitag, Milt.
mod llnO Sreitag.
rSiItoriide @eielihaft"
SefrctGr 8uitap BENDER, genoreB
Seigbts. - G~eriammluneen ipercen
S9ipar5's r@rIcpbia : WGnnerd)or-
Sale" Nr. 1927, Z. Ctr, N..@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Baltimore 9ampf Eafet g..
- tSite uiib saoerfdfHs. Uat.2tate.)
Die Ser. Staaterspot bs!5rberrb.
H0uuhFer Rfrc1uinA frswN 0InS$. q

gte Ser. Gtaatenlpot bs!6rosrnb.
Samsfer ygirstnta" tneul, yaIass1s,.
- Sau,pier fnbren tGaTih, SonntaeS nn8eenon.
men, bon ben "Rat, 9tnie"sFiets, Nr. t0-1s,
9tgbtsstrGke, $40 gbenos. brett mao Obj
Noini Comfort, RorfoIf. 8ortsmonfb iinS aueu
8nlften oes Sibeus. 9;erbinbung tn OLD
Roint Comfort init Der &c. & 8. GtfcRbabn..
Fad Sidinono, @erbinorne In gortsmout9 nil
hem .Geabonrb Cir 0;nea ioIi6em Buee mad
PORTSMOUTH, uHo s!tIanta. Sn s2orfoft Berbtn.
Ain8 nit Der sItlantic Coat Sine y2or1oFf
Inn tpefIi6, rnh oh Dominion 9tnts nad
aeipbsrr, Rdf1iEgtor, Ry.g, Hlhronb. Da..
nno Hetus Dorf.
Wabl5etten nn1 europdirGrm 8Iane. Surx.
rt6te &nidten5tinrter, eIeftrtIte gelendtine,
garnpfbei5ura, 1oten fret. Scfcrbirte 3dfntens
3ginlmer in ben 9iuet.siireour Der ngnb Cline.
Er.- 107 Sfts9aittntore,etra Rr. 5Oo-60a,
g.iabt'straBe; @. q, g. Office, SibcHI9de BET
Baltimore, nro 6aIbert,Gtrabe; rgortt.leHtal
5rnft Sriloina" iino NIbaiigbB Rr. 100, Horbs
GbnrIeseStrnbe. =
SDba n. 9berpcot, q. Uyspu.
@tesfGraf. II. Sen. sDianaoer. Sen. .HaN. .Neeni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

HoldIaS tIuIlpanaofls llq4 y9efo.yotf Nnb -
rett sum Sebrnnh ln.Ser Ganlcfr' ui,o Iet.
Hot ais Stntiou lin 1000 elbenbs.
IvrsRaaepns, GpeiTeraitu ett. pcrbeu f9neu
bcforat Der SelcSbon it alien f~olsencen StQet.
Wireair: Carries unS 4aItimore'Strabe, Ga
e.. ct. TanI 1924, pocr Wio., Gourilnn6 1901;
Wt. Hpbuls Efatipn, Is. Il g., ut. Geritor 3123:
garnoense iatiot Sniorratioits' giireaut g. & g.,
ct. SauI $40. poer W6., gotttiarh 2726, unb
glr.. 626 Gio.Srpa oipab. Tn H,Af5+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
&fSanktnfplitttr

Die ipobl lam uns clue 2brdne tbur,
ipic ipeb eit 2Gbelr!
Yer siebt eeipbbulif om befti9iteu iiber
feline Mitmenider los, Der iie ont ipcniaiten
eittbebrsu fam.
Nenn .eiier iaet: pSas 1T anidtsiafsi'
70 meint CT oamit, oab feline Nniibt Die
sinsiS ribtigc'iit.
Ser Spiebbiirqer sebt lisber susrunpe,
ais od6 CT cine Sreu,e iiberibritte.
Wenn ,rrs Gin aiht oufeebt, has ms er.
Ieudtet, er!iIdt oft Elm %onorres, has ,ns
ip6rmte.
glur ipsr laa9 isbt,. merit, tuie tnr, oas
Qebta III. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

8rotcfior: sd leioe icbr oil
@eoGhtniBitpdd,e, Serr gpftor;
mas fonnelt Sic mir Nenn onacacil
tnlpiehlen?" Nr5t; sGoti1bl,d, uno
Nleiitiit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
0ei9aftss@ egwciier.
SGfcr., Gunoiturs nub SDtrl-
Sconrfs.M rtifcl.
SBc WiberS d bids 80, 104- Sito. 9orpurosSt

SDc WintfS II Siu3 W, luI CLIO NuIuuIosSll.
3%ettlngcL 3eitIdriltcn etc.
psbe baltimore 9ieps g." Hani3. gbcreronl'
9mumoterialiclL Sbiireu 6enitw.
robmcn, 2noct ctc.
5ameS 9. .ssiter d So, 1i5-1l7 Glib 5rcSc-
ridsSlraBc.
Nutionnls Sunfen.
rSgc Slo Snwn @iatiuual 9ani," Sab. rto
SretersS truGc. Sncub u. Soof, 4raiiocut;
SGa,o .; iiSHnca MGil!rcr;2 ., er,.ar,o,o,,,
", Is. gS0gncr, s~Qiltrcr.
,~gbcitcru &atiouol GIANT" II Moro utapsSir,
". Mtarriutt, NaittIer.
Critic MatiprulSant," Gde Baltimore rro
r6armerS L Mer6auts' Natiuuat Saui,"
Sontbs mo YonlbtrbsS trnbe.
Commercial d. Sarnlcro' National Sunt, Z"
Siiopeit.9dc Soiudros uto Tcrinuns Giraffe.
j.. ). &alopiII, anfGrer. :
Staatss Nullfcn.
,2cutidlc Saut nun Baltimore" Baltimore
mo Noltoups Slru6c, 9igltt SScber. Yrdlts
bent; =. b 6idt, Stabltciiter.
Spor. 9onfcn.
uScutifc epar6auf uuu Sntimurc," 'Gittnips
mo Ndltimurc=Strub ...lys3 "a. !
rSt. Games Spurbanf," Qhliiinorcs Str16e mo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BE- t-.
Sruit2Gompaauiat. 1}
,@larDlano SruFt Gu.," !Eorolueit @de Galpstt{
lto @rrnldns Sirnbc. g. z. 3imnermull.
lErdiihcnt; Gatrou N'ou Arf. SthGtnriiicr;
Serbs SpellceE JIM. Nllils, S1apmei.ilter;i
Baltimore Sruit d Guarantee Gu," Gquitabic.
gullbtltG 10y. itifi.". .'i;fif' g
@h@ N%opofotell.
siSuipb eintAsrlct,, Gehtcdrnrait, Ut. 10, Oil.
Nctln4i9rsS trahe. .. " y. &boBe, St, saul
Z. Garbart sbimsr, Hc0isoHlpalt llpion Gruii
@uiloing Baltimore. .1ib. Neioc Telephone.
aatl u. ~. sHolf, f2Gm,f29 Hani %it!thnt0.
8ritnuls Sprb, 26f-2Gg GaIOert NlIilolI9.
a. &m. Srtmnnh, III 9toroz@ 9arteo Stribe'
2on0pirtbi6oItliHe @cr1tbc lmb
SGnlcreicn. ~
Griffith & surncr o., 2O5 Norb. &aca! etraBe
Wurntors mo Grants crfe.
g. Niladrtnrr q sbbnr, 7t4-7is SSeit!gnItis
n1orezStrnbc. ....
plumbing, SURFACES, 9fnH9cS mo
Sefcn, Sud)ocdcn mo Hiluicn.
gruncit Srps, 523 9loros6 ssl6euuc.
&llpicr'dmicoc uno Gtumbcrs.
5uhn Nubrrt, t71l 16nnc6-S trabe. &. & Z.
SclcpDpH; @olic 1909.
acknowledgements.
,,JioNaI Smiurnucc Gp. OF eiucrpuui," SCllru VI.
S%SnrflcIb. Ncltncnt= liorn1er, 10l--l02 Gtnn.
,@rrmnntn Trier : @criid,cr 1inas @cirHidaft,"
Baltimore NM. NpribsStr0Bc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo NGnolM.
Gicrrc Is. Suaan d Tepbciu, 10 Sfis2eriaeipie
Strdbe.
Suiidnnico. 3u6cb0r.
e. scott YaDnc Gu, 362-3Gi Nopes0ub.Sir
&phlcI1 mo Sol5.
Senrp q, Ypn Seine, $50 Columbia, stpeiute.
Sd)mnufIadCn lulb llbrcn.
u. 3. Mtncr, % SIts@nltimurc Strube.
Yionolci6z @eihGite.
"Gunipliontrp sunm Gp.," I 9iorO.G nD. Sirabe.
EinnoS mo Srgeln.
Gbue. ~. Sticii, o Aoros aibcrtn.G trnbe
ssm, anabe a Sp., &nrf'stoe. ulro 5npettcStr.
l. Eapicr unb YnpicrsG iitell.
SntttD, Strun 60, 100 II 9aropcrsSftabc.
9lcd)pldttcn, WctaIl etc.
spun, Gonfiin d 80, uncorporiri), 1919
NaloeritpnsS trdGc. r"*"r.
d, - - 9cid)elbcItattcr.
Sanerrs & soiptr, ~170s-l71o 6alioit. 9tpeiiuc. /
6put, 9iorib llto Srcclliilonit' NoeHue,
Srieob6ier "
;, apnSpn 9nrf 6emetcrp,". ,giireau; 81 sSeIis
SdrntogasStrabe. ~SGJs'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

: as ! Ii N pg eai c,a- Snfeli
@elhes 0eboIt %befoHtnlt 81 'oent
III Iciner StcIilulgs Reffe. v@c-
Gatt2s Bus lit ocun oos2 Sd feriie
nfr &orlduB!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Nerdants G &incrs Gransport. So

Ncrdants G Niners Tran3port. g.
sas' Tarpfer.2tuie, rt
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gorntno, Sienftda unb Jreitaa, 8 fibr Absnb1.
Rud, Yruuihenee nnb bem CHeN.
Sortttne, Wtittirp6 uno Sreitae, 9 t1br AbsnbA.
efndl Rcupurt WetpS.
I&ali8, GusSeHpnlrer Wpntna unb Samttao.
6 1lbr Ibenba.
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fhr henfelbcn 2na nbfnbrenbe Tampftr.
yuh Snpnnrah NIB ben eHbex.
Eieuffng, TonneriiGa iinb eamttaG
. ~-'sof1r- 6 lltr 9tSerbS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Xmerita
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= Strcit nab Sainburg.
0uppclIdJranGcns
Grrrcf. nnb EaiIasier= 7ient.
Sambnra : Nmerifa : 2inic,
41-45 Sroabluah Nciu'Yorf.
Irthnr &, HabIon,
an, nltcn Yfotc.
127 Sit,galtimorc'S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

Elitmbillg, FURNACES, Nnlgc$ mo
Seicn SudOcdcn rno Nilncn.
@ennett @rps., 523- Worn. 6renont sL6enne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

I.IEFE ~ FFF -
S-n berS his1a tt Sebrer @ie
hciEt Ger 6al6nlelier; Des 4rcueSR%
ghiiler fsdibdst ysbrefGi
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
SruitzGolnpaauiclt

SruitsGompaauic1. $3.50
,@larDlano Fruit Gn.," -aiorolpeit@ de GaIbrtt
ite @crnldn, Sitabe e : 3tmnIermGl
Serbs Speuccr. JIM, 0illls. S~dGgmeiiier;
yam SfinIlcr, oiiltssS ctret1Dt9IIF III.
p@aItimpre Srnit d Wuaruntcc Gp," Gauitabic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
RziEUIEllg (!

HAtkNNlAO ~. -,e.
= 3dgIi&. + 1dslid, aussenomuleu sonntass.
s Jllir 'SointaQs.
@citIi6. Serl. OH. HopnI Berl. gau1o.
Chicago (oid piits) Idall6 1916 U. 1926 V.
G9tcago btd 9tefpnri IGglih 4.16 U. $50 ".
Gfnc Ct g.. & &blg. .I1alid 7.458 y. S.0e Y.
etne. & Ct. 60. 1lglld 2.43N. 300 s.
GiIc. & ct. g.. :. G1gli1 1875 M. 11.06 y,
Riitsburg ......., 2deli6 7.45B. 800 V.
Ylitsbnr8 ........ lialit 12.16N. 1926 y.
9iitsbnr1 s. gIeoe 3dati0 o;. 500 9.
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her edmorItss %tatioiI nod ssattinstsa an
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ssaiainaium, scrIaNen @t. HosaI.e tatton:
1905, s6.i6. FLO, "7.45, .s,55, $3.50, +io.5o.
+1t.53, slt.55 9Iprm., #12.t6, 1928, t1.5y,
*2.43, 1850, *4.16, +4.55, f5.55 Watbn, 800,
1888, *S.09 (9imiico), 80, 90, I'll. % Ibenbs.
&~erIaiien gartoen.S iation 1000. 1918, 1920,
400, t7.2O, $500, 1920, 40 90, *t0. 90, t11.00
Sornt., $500, +i2.02, Alp. 20, t1.0o, s1.05.
+2. 90, 1900. 1895, 400, +4.30f $500, t5.05
Natm,. $500. s6.t6, 1920, 400. t6.00, H8.10
QimitcnJ. $1,000, 1905. *11.05, III. 80 Hobs.
5reoeri6, eantoelsS citation. 1875 uno s9.15
gorm., +t.25. 1850 ms 800 9iant.
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1850 ,ytadtr. Gunioen StatIoH, 1885, 1900
Born, 1850, "a 90 Eadhm. 800 r
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

&llpfcr'dnlicoc ltnb GlumbcrS.
,Sphn Nubcrt, 171l G6nmc6= Strabc. &. & Z.
SclcpDulI: 99plie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

2nnonirtbi6oitlihe @cr6tbe' iuo
Sdnlcreic1.
Griffith Il Surncr On, POS 9torbs @ncai2traBe.
Wurnlors mo @ronitsM crfe.
g. 0ilaarturr & ebbur,. 7t4-7is SSeft'Soltis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

St0ntas WullfCn.
uScutidlc @um puu 9nlthnurc," Baltimore
mo NouioupsS irubc. glrgrft 2Scber, 9rilts
bent; Is. !. Siht. Sdabficiiter.
Spar @Qnfcrl.
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mo Baltimore irubc. ..ly,sr ID.
nSt. Games Spurbauf," QhItiinprcsS trdbe ufto
GuitoIlzpoulc.Apeuue. t-.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-24

Characteristic Dishes Of Cornwall That
Are Fit to Serve by Amer
lean Cooks.

The Junket.--Dictionary men are 10.
specially informed that the word jun
keting as signifying merrymaking
arose from the custom of Cornish vii
layers to walk out In pleasure parties
to farms, order junkets. bread and but
ter and tea and merrymake with all
their might while the junkets were
setting.
To make junket put pint Of new
milk in presentable dish and stand
on the back OF the stove until at blood
heat. Sweeten slightly. add few
drops of any fiavoring preferred or
leave 1t without favoring. Add tea
spoonful of rennet, obtainable of gro
GERS and druggists. Stand away to cool
and set" 1t should be smooth like
clabber, without visible whey. Cream
may be scattered over the surface. or
sugar or nutmeg.
The Pasty peculiarly Cornish lit
consists of turnover pie. filed with
raw beefsteak, onion and potato.
chopped In bits not larger than a
marble. Naturally onions and pota-
toes must be cut thin to bake well.
Cornish pastry is made Of fine chopped
suet, -four and water, but Americans
will prefer their own pastry. Cornish
fishermen like to take pasties out for
their suppers in the boats and indeed
1t would be difficult to think of any one
article SO well suited for picnics.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-24
SKIM MILK TO WASH LACE
Nothing Better Can Be Found, and
Its cheapness 10 Also q Rec
ommendatlon.

There is nothing 80 good to wash
lace as plenty OF skim milk. It can be
had for small cost, 80 that the lace IL
much soiled can be put through sew
eral fresh supplies.
Most persons make the mistake of
rinsing out the milk. Instead do not
use water at all and iron while still
damp. This gives just enough stiff
ness, does away with the necessity of
starch or gum arabic and prevents the
limpness that follows II the lace is
ironed dry without stiffening.
The best way to dry lace that you
do not wish to iron is to stretch II
tight on a table covered with clean
white cloth, pull out the edges and
pin into place with many pins. When
dry 1t will look soft and almost like
new.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-04-24
PERSONAL.

President Taft attended a meeting
of the Yale University corporation at
New Haven.
Brig. Gen. Frederick A. Smith, the
junior brigadier. Of the army, who has
been at San Francisco on waiting or
ders, was ordered to Fort d. A. Rus
sell, Wyo., to assume command OF that
post.
Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette, wife
of the Wisconsin senator, has offered
to aid the women who propose to clean
the streets of Washington.
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation of Labor, has ar
ranged for a conference between
President Taft and labor leaders.
Former President Castro OF Vene-
xuela, who has been trying to get back
to his native land, was expelled by
France from the island Of Martinique.
The appointment Of the Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen, daughter OF the Rus
sian ambassador to the United States.
as maid Of honor to their majesties the
expresses is gazetted.