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Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Hermitage.

From last week. Last Sunday was
pleasantly spent by the many friends
and relatives Of Mr. Nicholas Bieber,
the occasion being the celebration OF
his sixtieth birthday. The guests were
delightfully."- entertained by his daughter
Miss Christine, who was assisted by her
Younger sister virginie. Among those
present were, Mrs. A. Folse, Mrs. A.
Trenil, MI. and Mrs. Auguste Trenil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Trenil, Misses
Louise Perrin, Eunice Trenil, Ouida
Trenil, Yetta Trenil, Lois j. Trenil, lnez
.Trenil, Onita Trenil, Yvonne Shedville.
L. Bershel, Messrs Dave Bieber, Geo.
Trenil. John Trenil, Philip Bieber'
Frank Therenot, Louis, Edward, Ralph
Henry, Raymond, Leonard. Elmore,
julius and Clifford Trenil. Dinner wa
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
SATURDAY JUNE 5, 1909.
Valery Onezime Sehayot.

The many friends of DR.. Valery Onezime Schayot N uHs
nar,sh. and their name is legion, were shocked to learn on last Sat-
urdav of the death of this gentleman in the New Orleans San'tar-
inn where he had been taken for treatment. he was apparently
well on the previous Monday, but through some exposure curing
+ho bot weather he contracted a cold, which developed into pneu-
mon;a With his own medical knowledge he apprehended the
final results, but every possible measure was taken to insure ms
recovery and it was thought that the careful treatment that ne
would receive in the New Orleans Sanitarium would be his pest
sooo,,so urdor all tho circumstances. He arrived there Friday
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Crushed to Death.

Last Friday, a deckhand, on borad
the gasoline oyster boat, New Venus.
found dead on the floor of the en-
CINE room, with his head badly crushed
on the right side. Everything seems
to indicate that the negro, whose name
is Philip Furgeson, had fallen asleep
and rolled under the fly wheel. How
long the man had been crushed todeath
is not known as the body was only dis
covered within two or three miles of
New Orleans. The police were at once
notified and the body sent to the Morgue.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
n

Cucumbers are still moving in car
load lots from this place to the extent
of about two cars per day. The mar
ket ~auctuated last Saturday and fell to
the bottom mark and continues un'
changed. The prices ranged around
the dollar mark last week and left very
little net proceeds for the farmers at
one dollar per bushel. The growers
are anticipating better prices for the
coming week. The weather condl-
tions are also unfavorabie for the Gu
cumberr.
The closing exercises of the Wood
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Conservative Farming.

During a century past the Bayou Lafourche country has been
known as one of the most successful and conservative sections Of
the southern part of the state. The Pugh family came into upper
Bayou Laforche we believe in 1916, when Col. w. W. Pugh, the
we'll known sugar planter who died a couple of years ago, was but
9 small boy.es The Minors of Natchez established themselves in the
parish Of Terrebonne on Bayou %Terrebonne, which is5a branch of
Bayou Lafourche, at about the same time. From the location of
the present town Of Thibodaux down the bayou to Lockport, 3.
great many Acadians and other French families were located q
century ago and as at that time sugar planting involved of a me-
cessity the ownership of a sugar house. the smaller farmers of the
country. could not we'll engage in cane growing and were restricted
to rice culture, to corn culture and to truck garden crops. Poultry
raising and potato growing have always been prominent features
in this conservative farming community and the financial results
Of their labors have for a hundred years been so successful that it
is commonly reported that not one Of them has ever been sold out
BY the sheriff and that sales Of the lands Of these small farmers
have only been made with the purpose of closing up estates and
settling with the various heirs.
There could bShardly any higher evidence Of the value Of these
alluvial lands than can be fairly inferred from the facts that we
have stated. These farmers have been subjected to the ~vicissitudes
Of floods, and of frosts as much as the sugar planters, but the pro-
duction Of several crops annually has so divided up the risks that
these farmers have taken that the final result with them has been
general success. It was recently stated to us by a gentleman very
familiar with the locality and interested there in lands himself,
that these farms fronting upon Bayou Lafourche and extending
back forty arpents, could not be bought at less than $4,000 to $50O0
perfront arpent. In other words, when sales were made for the
settlement of estates, there were buyers at such prices, and OF
course no such figures could be got for the lands unless they had
treat merit
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Why tie Laughed.

81 didn't see anything funny in tue
story that fellow just told. What maze
you laugh SO over it,
"Do you know who he Isl
mo. Who is he??'
Hes the head of our f1rm. -L""'
don Spare Moments.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Lost Ills Leg.

On Sunday morning, while the ex-
cursion train from New Orleans was
passing Oakville, a young negro, jim
Williams, while trying to steal q ride,
a~ccideptly lost his grip and fell, the
wheels passing over his leg completely
severing it from the body.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
PARISH NEWS.
Body Found.

Florence Morgan, the chamberraaid
on board the i'll fated Eagle, emerged
from the bottom Of the mighty Mss
issippi Monday, making q total Of six
bodies recovered. The body was found
at Potash, about Is miles below the
scene Of disaster and after being viewed
by the coroner, DR., H, L, Rallowe, was
buried near the spot where it was
found.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Killed hY Lightning.

NsbsS0 "
{ Fred Peterson, Q colored man, while
at work moving the grass or the ditch
bank ct Myrtle Grove plantation, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
Peterson's body was taken to Ste. So
phie for interment.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05

served at lp.m. and enjoyed by all. Ice
cream and cakes were served in the
evening. Mr. Dave Bieber entertained
many of his fathers guests with a ride
around Lake Hermitage in HIS new
launch, Zone" which was greatly
enjoyed. Mr.. Bieber received . num-
Der of gifts and everyone went home
pleased, =. ,ooo
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05

night and Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, on May 30, he died.
His remains were taken to the resi-
dence of his brother, Mr.. Numa
Schayot, in New Orleans, and were
brought to Pointe-a-la- Hache by
the Grand Island Railroad on Sun
day morning, and the final cere-
monies occurred on Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock at St. Thomas
church, closing with his interment
in the family tomb.
DR.. Schayot was born in this
parish at Pointe-a-la- Hache thirty
zine years ago. He was educated
in the local schools of this parish
and subsequently at the St. Stanis-
laus College at Bay St. Louis, Miss,
after which he took the medical
course at Tulane University, grad
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Another Staple Crop.

Now that we are beginning to learn OF the great natural re-
sources of our parish, we should not forget the fact that tomatoes
can be produced in the greatest abundance in Plaquemines parish
and that the demand in the United States for them seems pract'
cally unlimited. The canning factory that started at Thibodaux some
years ago got some of its friends to plant tomatoes for the factory
and lit was found that with careful culture twelve tons OF tomatoes
could be produced on an acre of land and the poorest yield reported,
where any attention whatever was paid to the culture, was seven
tons per acre. The Thibodaux factory paid for these tomatoes
Sc. 90 per ton. The Baltimose canning factories pay $3.50 and then
sell their tomatoes to our merchants in New Orleans a thousand
cases at a time.
1t has been stated by some persons that Louisiana tomatoes
would be two watery on account of the moisture OF this climate
and hence would not give the same yield Of good tomatoes per ton
of tomotoes that would be got in Maryland from the tomatoes
grown there. This by actual experiment has been found not to
be the case. If the proper varieties of tomatoes are planted they
will be found to be built up firm and solid and just as good as car
be got anywhere else.
In order to secure the large yields the cultivation must be I'M
dertaken along the right lines. The Italians who are cultlvanng
in the parish of St. Bernard and some Of those who are cutlvatlng
them in this parish, have them tied up on frames, so that the fruit
does not lie on the ground and they seem to be very successful IN
their production of tomatoes. When we consider that a yield per
acre of land of from $50 to 500 can be got in this way out OF this
crop, with no other expense than that of planting the seed, grow
ing the plants, gathering the fruit and selling it in bulk to the
cannery, it shows what we may, with eminent propriety, put the
tomato crop down as one in which we should begin our immediate
experimentation and get ready to start little canning factories of
our own, which can be done at a cost of So to $O and thence on up
into the thousands, if desired, when the proper time come. The
demand for canned tomatoes has come to stay and seems to be un'
limited, 50 far as the quantity is concerned.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
BurrwOOd.

Mr.. Myers and wife will arrive IN
Burrwocd on the q, from Swan Island.
where he has managed the wireless
station for the United Fruit Co., for the
mast 9 months.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Unusual Method.

Unusual Method.
"Have you heard the 'atest!'
"No. What is it,
why, in Ireland they cant haos
man with a wooden leg,
"Naver! What do they do. thsn."
"Why, they just hang him with .
none. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-05
Snecial bv Wireless from Burr.
wood.

A Grand Complimentary Ball will be
given by the social swells of Burrood.
La. on Saturday, June 18th. One ana
all are invited to attend.
JUDGE GEO. w. DELESDERNlER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
5aft, Naainscr, @lapis.

To lit einent Millioncn.S pnbifnt
Difentlites Sano nit cnurnlcn Sob
lsnid1sen IN Alasfo 5iacIproteIt
lporoen, Ter iriibere Sefretor oes
sSnueren, Sr, 8oriielo, bate Iid). &c.
pti9ert, Die Giinningbom'id)en Nh.
fpriitle milrrfennen, Deil lie nitt
ei%nnanosirei ieien. 2anoomts garnt
@lapis ittb Scritmeiitpr Eind)ot pro.
feitirten gc1en oen gruBcn @robid,
bon aoblenlGnoereien lnb @oiier.
reften unb ihlueen 2Grnl. Sr. Ola.
bis mnb ~oesipegen iiber Ole alinoe
iprinsen. Yrdiioent Colt beriibrt bic
Jroae nid)t. Oh bet Der ltebertrogung
Der 21nbereicn an Dos Gunninebom'
0iigeenbeim Spnnifat geid)minoelt
moroen' lit. Sr. @lapis miro entloi.
len, neil er ieinem @orgeieeten, benz
Scfretdr oes Snneren. nid)t lopal &c.
tpeien lit Ynb nidt aeidpicsen bat.
Tie Snde nit Dem @rabid Der Sob.
I~cnIdnbercicn mirb aber oomit nitt
oofI1ft. Cine alarlegun9 ocs Chat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Canning, Den Is. September 1909.
Tdt Scitcn.
Ntainn Der ocmufratildrn Gampagnc

Gie Scmofratiihc 6erbit- Gnmpo9nc
bot eingeictt; ernit uno frdftlg. Gle
%porgeitcrn in Der .Spric-Salle" &C.
b"aItenen Ncben morcn frei Don lie
bcrtreiblrngen ll10 politild)en Dc
J meinpl1ten. Nile Hebner lprod,en
5ur Sod)e; 5u Der Sot)c, mcld)e IN
bieier Ganpognc bns Soupts SIlne"
lit, gum @nblred)ts E ENHANCEMENT.
Zen republifoniifen Siibrcrn lit Ooa
ENHANCEMENT elm Corn I'M Ali0e;
nid,t ctlua oesbalb, neil ibnen piel
barnn liegt, oaB Der ulintelligcllte
&eger, Der niht einnlul einc1 cir
fad)en Stimnl5ettcl 5u ent5iiiern Der.
mag bel ben Nablen cbeniopicl 0c'
lpift bu6en ioll, lpic Der intelligent
telte @eibe, ionbern neil cs ibnell
borlm 81 tblut lit, nit Siilfe ocE
itorfen Sotums bon Ncgcrn Die Con.
trolr in Der @cies9ebilng unb III
Staate 5l rrlangcn. Tic Hcpublifo.
ner gcben 5u, oob bic Mebrbeit Der
lpeiBen @iirger IN Morplonb ocmr.
fratfib lit unb oenlofrotiid) m1blt;
DOB Die b%cmofrotiide Yartei oes
Stnates in ibrer groBen Webrbeit Die
Eartci Der Snteligen5 lit, mGbrcro
in Der republifaniid)en Eortci ooS
niebr oils 10000 Wonn ltorfc Ncgcr.
potlim notbtucubig lit, I'm Der Demo
fratiifen Eartei Dos @leidlgcmid,t
Su balten. Cab es ein politiitcr Wliii'
griii NOR, ourd, bos IA. unb 10.
ENHANCEMENT. ben Nc9ern obnc Miid.
iitt oui oeiltiae 9opo5itut Dos @ubi.
reidt 81 prrleiben,, miro nlId pdA
i,urlHrtbeilsloien Repltblifunern sltge4
%itonben. Ger Siiben bat ihlper IN.
ter ben announcements 81 leioen &C.
babt, bis CT Nuspcac ans Dem 81,
lenlnn gcfitnbcn bat. 9oS Hcgcr-
8otum lit altd) in Mnrplonb oft ats.
idloqgebcno. limo Dos iii uidlt luiiils
ihensiucrtb. Is lit i'm Sntcreilc bcs
Stootes. bob ieinc WGbler oic Sitnl,
me Der Sntcuigen5 I'M Stoote repro
icntiren. Zen Ncgern i'm Stnotc 1T
oieielbe @eleaenbeit oeboten ruic Oen
Weibeli, Die Sfulcn ST. belld,cn nm
lid peni9itens cincn oemiiicn @roo
BON giloung 81 cruerben. l(nicrtr
aebiloeten weiBen SSigcnb. unb olld)
ocn intclli9cnteiten b%ericlben. biiricrl
oas Wohlred,t crit nnd bcnl 81. Snhr
misiiben. IS miro olio cine gcmiic
&ciie oes llrtbeils bon ibncn per
langt. Gen Neeern lit @eleaenbeii
ae9eben, lid oieie 81 eripcrben. 70;
ANNOUNCEMENT miro lie ouiporuen, iid
oas Woblreht an erlperbcn. Sena.
tor manner Iaat in icillcr Hebc: Cos
Wobired)t in ben S1rbcn ppll nunuii
ienben WGblerlr, Die nid)t bcn gerilG'
item Negriff bappn boberL fiir poe il
iuGblen ooer lpas Gicicni9en rcpri;
iettiren, fiir Die lie mGblen, lit cin.
gefnbrlihe Woiie.
IS lit piel ooriiber gcingt uno &c
ihriebcn moroen, Dob aud einNcpoit
oerte @iir9er burd) oos Amcnocmcn'
hires @oblred,tS aperlultig aehcG
iuiircn. User oos ENHANCEMENT ohm
Torurtbcil ltuoirt, miro bnrin nidt;
iinoen. mus oieic 9eoenfcn begriii!
BET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

beitonoes lit aber Die Saupiiadle.
@egen Den Sefretar oes Snnercu,
Srn. 9oaingcr, ielbIt bat Sr. 8lopis
nid)t oireftc acknowledgement erboben,
ionoern gcgen qcmiiie ibnl untcrItell'
tc 9eanltc lit &erbod)t lullt gepor'
ben, ocn aoblelgro6id bcgilnItigt II.
e~rn1o9lid)t 81 hober. GoB cs Eruli'
ocnt Soit pciulid lpor, leincn Sefrt'
tar bcs Snnercn mieOer geben 5t lol-
len, nad)bcm er MIR einiac Wolatc
I'M Alnte pnr, lit pcrltdnblid). Ibcr
nit Scr Gntloiiung beS Srn. 8lopis
lit oic Sodc uid)t erlebi9t. Ius Eub-
liflm bat cin Sntcrciic boroll. 81 cr-
iabrcn, Of Elm beuteblungrigcS Spnoia
tot Snulenbc pon Ndcrn lp%ertbpollltcr
! &ohlcnlGnocrcien neblt Den bo5ll &C.
b0rigen @aiierfrdftcn 'louf geieBlidc
Wciie in ieinen 0eiit hebrod,t bat,
ullb oh leitenoe 9eomtc Oes 0epdrte-
ments on5ll 9cbplfsn ODER bod Den
@robid bobcn riblg g%ciuGbren lo1;
len. CAB Sr. 9oQingcr, ehc cr pom
Eroiibenten .Soit gum Sefretdr oeS
Sr1nercn ernonnt mllroe, Der jurilti.
id)c Rotb9cbcr mo Sndruoltcr Sun.
ningbom'a gcmeien, bat an mo fir
lid nit Der Nngelegenbcit nld)ts 81
tbitll. Nlein cS mus alnrbeit III Die
lc @cldGits S%ronsnftlon gcbrad)t
meroen, bic cinenl Spnbifot ali Ct.
nen Sfloo 10 picl mcrtbpollcs 2ono
5uiprid)t. ErGiibert Hooicpclt %eifcrte
gegen Die Gerihleuoerung Der Hcgic-
rilngs.2dnbcreien. ct bcrief cine
Goniercn6 Der @oupcrnclirc aler
Stnnten, Inn iiber Die Grboltung ser
nntiirlidcn SiilfsQllellcn bcs 2olocS
6t bcrutbcn. MiQionen Ncfer silent.
lid)cr SGnocreien pilrDc1 Der MliSbcll
tltng cnt5oocr, INN lic Dem @olfc 5ll
crboltcn. Sit bereits icbt Elm @cticl
IN bieicr pom %olfc %gebiQigten EoIi.
tit eingctrctcn? Solcn @obeid)GBc
lnb @uiierfrGitc, Die nod Dem 2onoc
Ncb0ren nlb oic nit jeoem ,Sobrc
mertbppller meroerL oenl bclltcliiitcr.
ncn @roitfupitol uilsgelieiert pcrs
Den? Cas- Golf lpiirbe nit elmer
iold)en gegilniti9ung Der @robcorpo.
rotioncn nid)t cinpcritonncn icin. -
Wit Der bnrdy ben Yrdlibrnten Der
filatcn Gntluiiung bes 2nno-Ngcntcn
@lnuis lit bns lettc @prt nod nid)t
gclprphen. Ins Tolf mill milicn,
oh Der Sono', aoblen. mo @olier.
Nrobib geietlid mnonfet)tbor lit. Sit
hns Der 6oa, 10 nlub Gorge getrogcn
mcroen bob ioIhc Sronsoftioncn,
mcld)c Den Observation-Disclosures Soien
WiQioncn iibcr Miaionen Dfientlid)cn
@eIiBes in bcn Nod)en marien, I'M.
moglid) 9cnloht ipcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
SrnsidfGiic.

+ Gu1en Salpttrumpf gcgen Ole
Sbnnfluirtbihnftcn gloliben Die Gro,
bibitioniitcn nit Der YcballptrrG
ails5nipielcrl, bob boS Srinfen Die
@llr5el ollca llebels lit uno nIidt mr.
ooa Somilicnlcben 6erltort, ionocrn
olld) fir Die Corruption in ocrt pcr4
ld)lcocncn 3ruci9en Der oiicntliheli
TermoltrnN pcroltmortlid) Neboltcl
lucrocn %lliilIc. Wcnn pol, elmer Ger.
ltorllng OcS GomilielllcbcuS Die Nebc
lit, bonn milllcn babel in erlter Mcibr
Die Gbeihcioungen mo lire llriofel
III Netradt fonlncn. Is loX mid.
0%clelignct mcroen, BOB mnlld)e Che.
ldcionngen ais cine SolNc Der Srnnls
illd)t angeicbcn iperbcn miliicn. Wal:
die, Opd) nid)t bic S1litc. nid,t Scr
brittle Sbcil. @cr bcn &crbonolun,
gen IN Den ShcioungSproSciien iolgt,
miro finoen. bob llntrcile. Nrnmltb,
llnuertrn9lid)fcit. Collaboration mo
tnliIcno ullocre @riinoc. bic nit Dem
Srinfcn nid)tS it tbnn bobcn, biz
Srcnnlung miiliitcnswcrtb crihcincl
lniIen.
limo bic Corruption IN Der niicnt,
lidcn Gcrmoltuna, mcld)c ongcblit)
Don ben Observation-Disclosures perifnl,
oct miro? Soren mir, mas bic
nGoilp Ncus," cin IN Der Mollc &C.
fGrbtes Organ Der Erobibitioniltcn,
pcld)es ober bisluciIen cilen lid)tell
Mllacnblid hot nnh Der W%abrbcit Die
Gbre gibt. iiber bieien Eunft 81 ioac!l
bat: nGic Corruption in Nem Holf
lit Der Scrridoit Sammnnp'S 5llsi.-
ldrcibcli, mo 1cbt Snno III Sorb
nit ben Sntcreilen bes @ctrdnfcbnn.
ocls. God in philadelphia lic9t Scr
6oll aon5 nnocrs. Gieie Stoot, lpeldlt
Sincoln Steffens ais corrupt NH
ood) 5uiric0cn" bc5cihnet. miro nld)l
bon ben @ctrGnfebGnblern repicrt
Tic Wirtbid}oiten iii,e an Sonntu9cl;
9cid)lolicn. es miro fem &erlnh &c
modt, bos Sonilto9saciee 5u iibcr
treten. lllb ocnllod lit in Ebilobcl
pbin Die Corruption 1roBcr. ale il
ben meilten onberen @robitGbter
Sier regieren Die Gorporationcn nlif
Gontroftoreil. Sic 2ebtcren limo mel
items berporrogenoe Eolitifer. mcldt
bel Der Geraebung Der Gonirnfte Del
gusihlng geben uub Die oiientlid)cl
@aiien nod Welieben pliinbcrn."
@1brcno ole .Toilp N0us" oil
Sage in Y%bilabeIpbia ridtig beur
tbeilt nno uerlonet, BOB ollie llebei
in Der ofientlihen Serpoltuua be
fGmpit meroen miiiien, begebt lie Del
Sebler. boB Tie Die Shanfpirtbifoi
ten iiir Ole Serridait 1ammonp':
perontmortlit mod)t. IS lit Die Iii
o%uloinmfcit. oic lid Nurh 3luonNS
mnbregeln gelteuo mod)te, ipeld)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
surcau oes etaSt.aeatnraturs, Ma,pnans.

lfirtpr .. SeptelrIper l9U9.
ga Die Strnbenourdbru6s : GcrlmiifGre Der
siapt baltimore in aefetli6 ooracltrieperer
gSciIe loren enogiiliieen mo rorrl9lrtet Se'
rihi fiber Die 5ugeiprodcneh @nlbahipnilge1.
l~lntoiten ulto ySertberbopnngel illr bic eol.
ocmnirIlne mn Grofinu19 Der StraBe
Qriiber elite strahel bon per norsii6,ifn
i6iten Sciie Der Qoiubaia II Ioeilue, nebit oeil
olruuf be8ii9liden, eno9illtigen nilo eorriatr,
ten, erIduicrItoeu YlditeH in Scr1dbbeit oct
Wcrf6ritten oes stabi'g Barriers uno Der ont a.;
Suni 1909 unier5eifneteH IeroroHing VT. 33g
bss Mapors lno siaotratbs bon baltimore bel
nil binferle9i babett,' 49,
niro biermit befanrt acqcbell. bah beiaqter
Reriht mo Rldne nul 6iefe sSciie IN otelem,
gilreau hinicrlegt moroel iino, llilo DAB Der
Wubor Ino Stnbtratb BON baltimore ooer ir'
0eno cine Ierion ober 8erfonen. ooer cine oeer
incbr Gorporaticren, Die nit Der 8erthetiun9
Der porbeiannien gltlhdoisuiaen oosr ssstib,
800 1aeeu bonn 10, eeptember 1909 ut ais
benz erfien Sage Der bon mir gusge9aligcllell
Ger1fientliAun9 bicier yioti5. t6riftli6. faeeoeiI
an pns Nultiulurer Stabiaeridt nppellireil mo
has befaate @eriht erfhdcn rloacl, n%ielelbrlt
5u repibiren. @
Z. Seluel 3bpmas,
Gtuois3iegiftraipr.
(Septt0,t7.2i. SttD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

Sm @roBber5og btl nj SCI
fen linb nod orei @emeinben, in De:
men feline @eneinbelteucr crbobeit
lpiro: Gttingsbonien nit 56S, 9era-
roo init $3.50 uno 6iihbod NIT 81
Ginmobnern. Sbnc Sduloen liilo
66 @emeinben nit einsgeinmmt 20
600 %Ginluphneru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Minnie w.. Sdlmitt.

IS itarb am 10, Septembcr. 1909 lla6 ldn.
aerem 9eiocn Mnnic vi. sdrmttt I'M IIier e,ell
Satin oeS periiorbcren 8eor9 Shmiit. Sie
pcerbienid iinbet an samitag, Wipreens NM
s lbr, bon ibrcr sSobnli1a. Nr. PIG, Nore'
Saitlc. Strahc, aus llQd oer ct. Uttd1els
Nirheitatt, no I'M o ibr cine. 8eauicius Aic'lc
iir ibr ScelcnbciI nbgebaIten miro, @erpansie
mo SrcInoe iino u6iunasppIl ei19eIaoelt.
y50-61
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Su0csfGnc.

Mn fl. ecpicmbcr0cnrp ycncr, Nr. 1904
Yainpscp.S trnbe. 80 Sabre att.
slnt 10. Septentber Gona Sunf, St. Srirpbs
SpipiiaI. % Sabre alt.
gm 10. september Charles Nubman, Hr. COG,
Surnb grn.Strahc, Al Sabre oil.
Im 10. Scptcmber Samuei struuic, Nr.i12l,
@uiaius Ylace, rs Sabre ali.
YIN iG. september 0,arN sdbaotncr, 1obns
Sopfins' SoipituI. 81 Sabre alt.
stm II. Septeitber @eu. b. Yingling. Dir.
80, Iriineiprs slpenie, 81 Sdbrc alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18
Waraarctba Senpcl.

IS i.arb mn Is. Sepiember 1909, If llbr
slheuos, iSrau Ntaraaretba Sempcf irl sitter
bon 10 Snbren 4 Wionaten uuo 10 lnaei.. in
Sauie ibrcs Sd,pieaerlpbnes SermGnr aiidlihl.
Tr. ia. Manufacturing. Die Rcerbieupa futs
oct saniltag. ben Is. CONTENDER 3 ilbr Dor.
mad Der @I. IreuSaNirhe, no I'M $50 einc
Wiclie fir ibr Seelebcil ~eclebrirt miro. 8cifet.
6una auf Dem vSouoots Harf' Srieobpic."
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Ncru,iidte NaSciseu.
SIN bic N01ncu.

Sinae Eumen. meIde mcocrne G6neioerflnit
fein, mobin Iib oaiiir sn menbcn. Gle braudbcn
mir bel 1rl. W. Nnters, Nr. 302, spef.eara.
aa.etrake, our5ufprcdbcr!, ibrcn y'amen. aIs
hid Ser iortaefnritieniter MeibcSc. Gle Ct.
baltcn aibcrScm eriinoIihen llnterriht i'm
3uitncibcn. Gcbr Iiberulc 9cbinenneen. =
Sri. %. Sabers. VT. 302, @ef.e aratpga'str
(Sept2|
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Warplono YliubeuIdlulc.

Wdbrenb Der GrriGtnna ibrer neuen Initalt
bat bic .MarpIanb 9Iinbeni6uie"- ibr femro.
1223. Wprb.01arieS. etraAe. aufgefn laeen. Giele
bier erpben geotnbdufer firo b~frdbiueg renopirt
iito gut pafiero fir bic SpcGc her shulc
,pdbrcifb beg @nieS i6res teitet ,SeimS. lie
$MMle IN tett sffen. Dian ridie ale grieie
dnTt Ssbn r.. Uteeiee, enpertntemSent, 1905
Nprt.gtarlts.e try Baltimore. Septi4, lgQtJ
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8eidaftSgclcgcnBcitcm.


Sn UerfdHfen:
Nr. 1860, gScit. ,Sdirntolrt glpenue, spifhel
Catherine Iinb SbipIep. sirabe; feline Gage tic
fnit irgeno Gin. @efb1it; rene 9indbnrfdnit.
nan mebnle. peftIid2 %inbrcnoe NaltimotesSi tabe
9leftriihe, in1re bis sum Groputft iiito gcbc
Elm Sluieraepicrf nbrSlit. Sine Der i%ctniieit
9ngen fir eincil Qneer. 41itenhe 9sbirgungen
fir ben sdufcr. Jtdbrres bel Wniter Y. Wet.
pbal oosr bei'Iir geenten an Srt mo SteHc.
(Sertt2-)
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Ucfanntmadjun9cn.
yarcou hrs stoot.@cometcrs.

IS. SepttIHUVI I5UV.
Ser Staots@eometer miro AM Treitas, ben
"a. September 1909, 5ur iirIer dngsS, 0e,,.it
3eit an Gri unb Stele cribeinen liflo oas His
beau ocr fol9enbcn Strnfen ctabliren:
SrIeanss Strabe. bon Iaturent. bis Gurlcps
Giraffe. nm 10 llbr Worgens.
Seffcrip1s Strabe, bon 4aturcnts bis Gnrlep'
Stra6c. nm 1890 Mlorgeus. 90
8alcigb Is. 3humaS.
(26D StubtsSepineter
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Gmmn Mnrnnrita Grf.

So lturb am 10. Septcinber 1909 In Glepes
lunb, ohio. emma Marsartta Sri, g%eIicbte
Satin bon g'oIentine Srf. int slter ppn 81
Sabren mo 7 3aaen. Bic Seeroiain9 fiIoei
tons, pon ibrcr Iceteil 2iobrllrlg, Wr. 62i, Siio'
G6nton. strnnc, ans itatt. gcifetul9 auf benz
,Sailuipns Srieobpfc."
Tie trauernoen @intcrbliebrnen.