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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-06
oath NEWS.

Peter Kramer's driveway speaks
for itself.
| S. F. Scott of the Bank of Vesta
was transacting business here on
Thursday.
Almost every one in the village
took in the Worlds Fair" at Wa
basso, Or was taken in.
Mrs. V. V. Vine returned from a
two weeks visit with Minneapolis
friends the past week.
Mrs. Herman Schultz returned
from the Vesta hospital on Monday,
very much improved in health.
Miss Edith Hodge left on Satur-
day for Springfield. near which place
she will teach the present school
year.
There has been quite little moy-
ing done in the village the past
week. Everybody going into winter
quarters.
Mrs. Nestaval, who had tumor
removed from between her shoulders
by DIR. Gray at the Vesta hospital,
returned home on Saturday.
The ladies will meet with Mrs. D.
B. Canoe on Thursday afternoon of
next week. Oct. 18th. Remember
the date and the place and be there.
A. j. White. land agent at Red
wood Falls. j. K. Druery, also Of
Redwood Falls, Harry B. johnson of
Iowa. who lately purchased the Da-
yid McNaughton farm. and a land
seeker whose name we did not learn
were callers in the village on Thurs
day.
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Richard Smith was twin city Wis
itor the first of the week.
Henry Wuenne was an ever Sum
day visitor with friends in Morgan.
Alex Curtis of Echo was in town
on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Fred. Pease of Belview was calling
on his mother, Mrs. Mary Pease,
last Tuesday.
Fred. Scott of Minneapolis is Wis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
F. J. Tibbetts.
Ludwig Flore made a flying trip
to Hopkins last week Tuesday, re-
turning on the night train.
Cornelius Westby. wife and chill
dren were ovor Sunday visitors with
relatives in Renville county.
Miss Agnes Schenken of Belyiew
is stopping for a few weeks with
the family of A. M. Stewart.
We forgot to mention that Coils
tus G. Bell had painted his home
afresh, but he has, neverth eless.
Paul Kask of Rockford, ILL.,, is
visiting at the home of Charles Har-
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WALNUT GROVE

Mrs. Fred. Paul returned from
New Ulm this week.
Mrs. Chas. Burns returned to her
home at Watertown Sunday.
Mrs. Golf was at Mankato Friday.
returning Saturday morning.
Mrs. w. A. Masters spent few
days at the Hesnault home this
week.
Francis Danielson came from Lam
berton Saturday. She returned Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Norton is spending a
few days at the home Of her son in
Tracy this week.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Daley and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Swoffer spent Sun
day the Hicks home.
The Misses Howe and Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinehaugen returned
from Wabasso Friday.
Richard Frye and Miss Brown re-
turned to St. Paul Monday, after
spending a few days at the VIM.
Frye home.
Miss Mae Norton returned home
from her visit with relatives at
Roscoe, Columbia, and Aberdeen,
S. D., Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Poison left Tuesday
evening for her home at Millville.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Margaret McGinn.
J. H. Toole and wife are moving
their household goods to St. James,
where they intend to make their
home for awhile.
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monson, who is an uncle Of Mr..
Kask.
John E. Stewart and wife of Red
wood were attending church here
on Sunday, and also calling on rela-
tives.
Algot Johnson of Winona is max
ing a couple of weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. Bert. Mattson, west
of town.
Mrs. c. Anderson of Minneapolis
is a very welcome visitor at the
homes of J. L. Borg and j. A. Lag
erstrom.
Dougall Tiffany and Miss Jennie
Peabody of Redwood Falls were
Sunday visitors at the home of Hugh
McDougall.
Miss Lizzie Stewart gave a fam
lily reunion to her relatives at her
beautiful home on Second street on
MONDAY evening"
H. S. Welder was suffering last
week a good deal from sore hand
caused by a bad scratch and then
taking cold in the hand.
Miss Anna McDougall returned on
Wednesday of last week after a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends at LeSueur Center.
Miss Mabel Otis, who has spent
several weeks visiting relatives in
and around Delhi, returned last Sat-
urday to her home in Minneapolis.
John McMerchie, Miss Lizzie Stew
art. Carl Tillman and w. w. Brew
ster are the next to improve the
looks of our town by painting their
residences.
Rev. M. R. Myers announced on
last Sunday that he will hold a Spec
ial service the coming Sunday in
memory of our late governor, John
A. johnson.
We notice that in last weeks pap
err the date of the encampment of
the U. S. cavalry here was incorrect.
The time is Wednesday night, o.
tober the 18th.
A. F. Hultquist of Iowa has pur-
chased the home place of J. M.
Stewart. Mr., Stewart in turn pur-
chasing the farm of D. Mclean.
which is now occupied by Robert
Steele.
Roy S. Peterson has resigned his
position as agent for the Pacific
Elevator Co., and will return to his
home at Gibbon as soon as new
man can be found to take his place.
Mr.. Peterson limited that he was
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to Iowa Friday last.

to Iowa Friday last.
Mont MCGOWAN and family moved
to- Morton Saturday last.
Mrs. John Wolff spent a few days
with relatives at Belview.
Revival meetings were conducted
here last week by Rev. Utsinger.
Mrs. E. N. Swan of Minneapolis
spent few days with relatives of
this place.
Henry Neuenburg and sons, Vern
and Donald of Olivia, spent Sunday
with Grandpa Neuenburg.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt returned
from Minneapolis last Thursday
where she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fred Zwemke returned from
Echo last Friday where she was WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Schroeder.
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Sale of Ditching Jobs.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NO
~ the t4th day of Oct. 1909, at o'clock
p. M, at the auditors office in the city of
Redwood Falls, Mimi | will sell the Jobs
of digging and constructing the ditch No.
Is of Redwood county, established by
the board of county commissioners Of
Redwood county, state of Minnesota, by
their order bearing date of September 10th,
1909, viz: For the work as one Job
and also for one or more sections of 100
feet each and also for one or more of the
construction jobs, each of said sections to
be known and numbered by stakes as
shown by the report of the engineer in said
matter, commencing at the one including
the outlet. and from thence. successfully,
up stream to the one inclu-ing the source,
to the lowest responsible bidder or bid
derS, and that hidS are invited for said
WORK, SAID work 10 he Competed within
the time required, and in the manner spec
itied. in said engineers report. And no
hid vii oe rntcl tanned which exceeds more
than thirty sol per cent. over and above
the estimate cost Of the construction, in
any case, as stated in said order; and the
successful bidder will be required to give a
satisfactory bond. to he approved by the
auditor OF said county, with two freehold
sureties, for the faithful performance and
fulfllment OF his contract, and to pay all
damages that may accrue by reason of his
failure to complete the job within the
time required in the contract. The said
order and estimates and profile are on file,
and may be Seen at my office.
The approximate amount Of work to be
done in the construction of such ditch is
as follows: 100 feet of i6 inch tile, 5000
feet of Is inch tile, 1900 feet of ID inch
tile, l. 200 feet OF II inch tile, 800 feet of
10 inch tile, 500 feet of 9 inch tile, $3.50
feet of 8 inch tile, 2,45O feet of inch tile
and 2, 280 feet of inch tile
Separate bids for the above mentioned
tile delivered on the ground and for the
work will be entertained.
The estimated total cost of the work is
five thousand eight hundred nineteen and
87-tOo [S58lo.87]. dollars
All bids must be accompanied by GER
tilted check payable to the Auditor of said
County for not less than ten per cent of
the amount of each bid.
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
Dated at Redwood Falls, Mimi, Sept.
18th, 1909.
L. P. LARSON.
County Auditor of Redwood County,
fSEAL] State of Minnesota.
8-3t.
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NORTH REDWOOD

H. w. Shoemaker spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Supt. Bebermeyer visited school
one day last week.
Hattie Neuenburg went to New
Ulm last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Benson went
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w a N II = D

At once, Men to represent us, either lot
cahy or travelling. Now is the time to star
Money in the work for the riget men. Apply
at once and secure territory.
ALLEN NURSERY CO., ROCHESTER, NY.
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Auction
Sal F.
Wednesday, Oct. 20

At 1000 a. M, when all stock
and machinery on the place,
including
20 Mich Cows, a lot
of young cattle. Hay,
Grain, etc.,
will be sold at public auction.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-06

SWEATER COATS, the gar
ment so popular this fall are
here and a plenty. in all colors
and combinations. Price, 81
to $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-06

We'd like all parents to know
just how much better they can
do for themselves by coming
here for their boys shoes. The
Educator at 1925 and $3.50.
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inc Fall Shoes

discard them.E They're in gun metal, wine, tan ar
requisite mark In the best of shapes So so SIS 90
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-06

AUTUM H AT AND CAP
novelties together with under
wear ard other fall baberdash-
cry in great abundance. await
you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Sin &f mn Den IlciihbanScl.

Noa BON Nrlnour & So. IN Gbico9c
Den DicIigcn jii0ildcn S~IciidbGno.
Tern 1clicferte 6lciih bon Ga66i.
lcrll filr llid)t folder crflGrt. -
Gcrtrcter Der 6irno itcQcr Ole
@cDuuptul9 in elmer &criamnl.
lung Der 6lciiGbGnOIer in 9(6reoe.
Cine &crinmmlung Der jiioiIhcll
6lcild)Ddnolcr, sic bon mcbrcren Bob.
blllcrn beId)nlOi9t iperoen, Sleiid,
bonn yScIten SIT be5ieben, oo5 nidt
folder lei, iolo geltern A6ello itott.
llnacfGbr 14O SIeiidb4noler bottell
Itdl III Sronltcin'S Sulc an Der Dit.
SoltlmorcltroBc 5lt Der Scrlolnmllrno
eIngetlln0cn. Ger beige 8crtretcr
Der Nrmour'id)cn S6lodtbQuier III
Chicago lno Der superintendent ser
S6lodtbdulcr wnrcn erid)icncn ullO
ertldrtcn, oaB ollcS 6lciid, ipeld)c5
JiIolIden SGnOlcrn 9elicicrt miiroc,
folder ici lrl0 Scr transport nur 80
Stilnocn III Nnipru1 nebme. Is
lultroc Die 9cbnuptluig otfgeItcat,
onB Die Hobbincr bon Sen bieliocll
Sdlddtcrn pcronlnBt luorocn iciclr,
ge9e1 Dos GDicogoer 6leiih SteQlulo
81 1tebnlen, oanit lie oolielbe aus
Dem 9oltimorer Wtortt p~eror1nget
ltno Damn eincn 6lciidrE ruIt bier
grilnocn mo Oie Yrciie oiftiren f0nn.
ten. Gic iiioii6cn Slcii6bGnolcr be.
ld)loIiel, olld) fiinftigbin iuie bis6er,
Die &0litc ibrcS @cooriS BON arnlollr
4 SO. IN Chicago 81 be5ie6cn. Gas
SleI'd 1T IN 6olgc Der gl1itotion id,on
ollf Z Gents pro Efrrto i'm Gnoros.
Terfollf bcruntcrgeiunfcn.
Worgcn Ibeno fil1oet in Der Qlopo.
StroBeltsS pnogoge cine 8erianma
hung bon @ertrcterlt bon % SpnoQo.
gen ltdlt, III lpeld)er an Die Nabbincr
ole 6rdge geItellt lueroen miro, nit
lpelfcr IutoritGt tic ooS Girfulor er.
ltcBen, IN ipcl6em lie oo5 Gbica0ocr
Nlelld ais nidlt folder Deroonlmten.
Nobbiiler Solonton albltm bon GGi.
cogo crtlort, Dob OoS 6leiid foldcr
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
rC6S ScllOmS" in Scrnt6nna.

81. SobrrSlitung Der @roB.2oge pom
ollnob6Gn0iQcn Srbct Der Dob.
8caomS" i'm lcmpc(. - Gic Sab.
rcSbcrid)tc Oclltcu ouf cincn bliiz
DenOen 3uItono OcS Or0cn& bin.
- 9elltc 9conltempobl.
Bic 81. Gobrc3iibung ser Morpldn-
Der 8roBIoGe pom vllnobbGllgiaen
OrOen Der C0O. TcQorpS" nu6nt &c.
ltern I'M Dob. 6cuWpS-G empc" al
Der Soroto9o- uno GntbaorulitroBt
ibrcn Nnfnn1. Pm MorQen fonocn
Gmpf0n0c 5u Gbrcn Der 9~clcQotcll
aus alien Sbcilc1 oc3 StuotcS Itott.
Gtc critic @ei06itSiibuna nobm UNI
Dolb Iilni ltbr ibren glniong, wo6ci
Die FoIt.@roB= nnO Die 0roBlogen.
@raoc crtbctlt purOcn. lin 6 llbr
ipnr0cn Die Eelcgoteu BON cincnt
6rall1n Gon1itc bemirtbet mo III ser
TDelollBltll9 etldltelt Wta00r Wtobool,
mcldcr bic oifijicQc 9epiufomnl-
nltn0S- Nniprofc biclt. Gorolrf bin
murOcn bic Ncrit)te 0c3 @roi} 3 Weis
tiers SObn ". Norng mo Der Der
Idicocncn @roBbcnmtcn pcrlclcn. Nll3
Ocm @crid)t OcS @roBmeiItcra lit err
lid)tlid), Dob Scr Srhcn pGbrcnO ocS
pcr9ongcnen SobrcS nm 1000 Nit.
0lle0er jlt1cnontHlcll bat mo iid IL.
non5icl in porjiigli6cr &crioiiung
b%cfinOct. @r. goung soft nlld) oem
@roBlcfret1r rSoncS eia bobea Sob,
i1ocnl CT crflGrt, OoB nod leincr Nlts
Iidt OcrieIbe sum groBen S6cil iiir
Ole Itortc 3u1o6mc Der Wiitglicocr
perontlportlid ici. 9lltd) iiir Die ii6ris
gen 0roB6camtcn bat Der @robnleis
tier @orte scr Incrfennur0. Sellte
Worgel Iinoet nm bolb 10 ll0r cine
SibunN itott, uno III Der Nbtno.Sit.
3lllg miro Ole @cumtenpabl uorgez
nontntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Sine 9sittSbnrscr SGpluf-8 cidyidrtc,

EtttSburg, ga, 10. Ipril. -
SaIDotore Roberto llno 9ticolo Gig
liotti %bcfinOCn iid) in Scr &orItoOt
Grabbed inter Der 2(nflagc III @oit,
Stlldc Glciid) ans Scr 9rltit &oicpb
@ugliotto'a Qcihuittcu 5ll bobclt, lpci(
iiH Oericlbc mclgcrtc, ibnen $500 5lt
bC5ahlcu Sic bottcu ibmL mie cr ser
Nolt5ct mittbcilte, ulcbrcrc 9rob-
brieie 0cidricbcn, ltno ais cr Oicicls
ben nidJt bcontnortctc, iiberficlcu lie
i'm sur Nodt5cit, mGbrcno er I'M
Sdlaic lag, ln0 bcgnmlCn ibu nit
ihrcn Stilcttcn 81! ~3erIc2cn. SdIieB-
lid perlprod) CT, 0o9 WclO ST. bciob-
len nnO 0in9 Dclltc irilb nit ibucn
rod) Scr &out, nm bic Wouetru 5ll
bolell. Go9 Nlt9icbcn 0e3 WomeS
erpedtc Den &crood)t Oc5 &aiiircr&
George SoON mo Die @crbuitungcn
marcn Die 6olac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Der Eru5ck acgcn @illic @bitla's
Gntfiibrcr.

Merccr, Eo., 10. Npril. - SIC
bleligc @ronOs Sllrp trot bcllte iriib
%5ltlontnlcll mo mllr0c pom &i0tcr u.
". @iuiomS ijbcr oic ibr oligctros
Qcnclt 9lrbciten, cinitlieBlidy oeS 9llli.
ltclclgS elmer Nntlngeihrilt Oc1cn Die
Gntiilbrcr OcS tlcilcu WiQic @bitIa
ans Sboron, go, initruirt. Nllcm
Hnld)cinc nod) itcbt cin Gonilitt 5pis
Idcn Der @cridtSborfcit Sbio'5 uno
Fenniplpnnien'S iibcr Dos Hctbt 5llr
FrojeIIirunlg Oe5 Gntiiibrer5 Iomes
$. @oplc mo icincr nrgebIihcn Got.
til; in Illslid)t mo iibcr Die &crgans
genbeit Der 2ebicren miro mieorr cine
Viengc intereiiontCr Gn~tbiiunlgcn in
Nusiidt gcitellt. Nnmult NonteS ..
Mbitln, &ater oe5 entiiibrtcn &nos
ben ollBert ii6 iibcr5cllgt, 6oB ooS
Gbepoor bier pro5ciiirt unS ifuloig
%hctrlocn lperoelt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
MiHctbatcn zines NcgcrsS cipcraoOS
in HidrmUnO.

Vi dl III Of D, So, 10. Npril. -
Gin 9tcger lief bclttc nit cineml
S6rotgCnebr mo cinem Gcpolpcr be-
moiInet 0rrf bie bieiigen StroBen
llno permu1oete 0rci 9iirgcr, ionic
cincn Ypli5iItcn. Gr 5lpollg cillen
<ldcr nit por9ebaltcllcm Hcpolpcr,
i'm in uollerGurricre ourd) Oic boupts
IudIiGcn 0eid)GitsitroBcn 5ll iabrcn,
bis Oic &utlfe gcgcl cillen SroQeps
piobl onprolltc unO feline 6citnobmc
crnl6glift mitrbe. Gr ~lciitcte Der
Scrboitltng Ocipcrotcn @iocrItunO
rno cs gclong mn nit Miibe, i'm
oingfcit 5lt MADDEN.
Ger Ncgcr bcibt Gpcrctt TouItcr
llno bcging ieine Sbotcn inter Dem
Ginflub zines Gocoin.& anitbcS. 3lt.
crit idIlID CT &os. .. &ncD inb Ociicn
So1n in DEM 2ocD'i0cn SoI5hof ME.
Scr un0 ~icucrtc 0rei Sdiiiic alli 0cn
9r. SoS. g. Mc0ouou06 o6, nur0c
jcbod ielbIt BON Oemiclben 0urGG ci.
ncn Sdnb pcrmlulbct. Tom bcaonn
CT icincn Soui Ourd Die SiroBcu nno
Die &utidcniobrt, ipclGc mic o6cn Re.
idric6en, cnoctc. 9ocp lnt0 icin Sobn
iino ihner bcrIcbt, pcr0ct ic0odI &C.
ncien. Gie iibriacn, bon Houitcr per
iultnoctcn Ecrioncn iillo EoIi5iit Gar.
tel ulO Elm &oufmonn, NomcnS @ar.
lono &. Glorf. Der Negcr iclbit lit
mr. wnbcocutcn0 ucrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21

%oerItonoeS ocgen Die Srln0tilrfcn be-
itcbt IN einem bcllte Ibeno erlniIcren
geiebl, 5000 Monn ser @orniion BON
GonItontinopel nod Nnotoliell 81
pericben. GicS bcoclttet Oic Gnticr.
ming offer al Der G%ntpGrllng ON lebs
ten GicnItog 6ct6ciIigtcr Sol0otcr,
Wtoll crluortet irbt, ooB Die Solonis
fts9lrmee 'nnt Mitt1uodI oOer Conner
Itdg bier 2intrcficn miro.
Sin @eriidt %cirtulirt, BOB Mo6om,
mcO &ehoO GiicnOi, Scr pr1iltmtipc
Sbronfo!ger, IN SoIonid)i ais Sutton
protlantrt morGen lit, ltr0 bob cine
propiIorildc NCBicrlmG bort cingcIebt
luCrocn iol.
Triit bis 10 II FIR IGcn0S.
&0rt5, 10, 9lpril. - Gintr Spc.
jiol0cpeihc ais GonItontinopcl SIT
tSol0c boben Die Tunotiirrcn ocnl
Sutton Srilt 5ltnl N60onfCn bis 10
llbr belIte NbcnO NeQcbcn. Sr. 81.
nopjcii Der rlliiiidIc 9otiUooitcr, lei.
let bic llnterbonolln0c1, mo Der
ulta NtbCt unAcInnGtc rltiiiihc &reus
ser v9lomirol @rcig" licgt inn @oSpo.
rms bcrcit, ben N0nliroI al @oro 81
n2bmcn.
NnbGnQcr ser &rnatiirfcn bielten
bcltc 9l6cnO cine Concentration i'll
Barrier lntciniihcn StoNtuirrtcl uno
idricen Sod 6gonfrcid!" vNicO2r
nit 0cnt SultQlT~ bis tic oic Folijei
oracinonocr jo9tc.
EopIt tiibtc iron56iiih c
SABINE.
Hom, 10. 2tpril. - NlS Yopit
EinS bclltc nod ocnl Gmpiong Der
fron5oliiden Eilgcr on scr nobc lei
ncn IbrOnc ouiNcpiInn5tcn ~iron50iis
ihcn SABINE porbciNctroQcn lnuroc,
crbob CT lid crfoBtc oic Tobnc nit
icincn &Gnocn mo tiiBtc lie 5pcimoI.
Sic Yilgcr brod)cn III cntbulioItild)c
@odrllfe ans. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Sin 2e6cnSmiioer.

8. s. Teter8 io0t iid cine 9ltgeI in
Die @ruIt. - Sotte lid por6er in
Scr @aituirtbidoit ser 6rou Moz
~ Gmie an Scr @urforo-9 (ucnue
W|ltb on9etrmten. - Sicgt i'm
st. Sol1pb3sS oipitol."
9tohoCm er iid) crit nod, lincn glr-
ten GrrWt @bi9fcu QcQ0nnt, bc0ob
lid) Der 56 Sabre olte Gu0cl0hner
6ranci3 :. Ecter@ in Den Sofrourl
Der @irtbifoft Don Grol Morp Gm.
ic, 9tr. 1929, 0orioros Npcnlc, uno
id)oB iih sort cine &rgcl in bic gruIt.
Nli Den ShlB ciItcn HileD Sone$,
Gin 9tciic uon Ectcr@ rmo Iobert
Goltrop bon 9tr. 1857, GniorIroBc,
bcr6ci. No6oem tie iid bon Ger Gbot
0eS 2cbcnSmiiocn iibcricuQt, rieIen
lie Den Holi5iItel1 56ies ber6ci, ser
&etcrS in Der Nmbulon5 beS noro0it
Iiden 9iItriftS nod] Dem st. SO.
icpba=Soipitnl iiberiiibren Iieb. Die
altgeI mar Oireft iibcr Dem @er5en
CtltAe0rlnlgcn mo bat GctcrS uob
NnliNt Scr Icr5te mcuig 9GllSiiGt olrf
ell @icocrntifommcu. Ser SdJpcr.
perluumoete, Ger unucr61irot6ct NOR,
mobntc I'M @oouic ser 6rolt Gnlje.
Noh Nngobc icineS Neifcu mar er
lett. lGngcrer 3eit orbcit2loS II. bate
ocSIolb ItNrf gctrltnfcn.
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Snnfrau6cr in @anias.

9opano, SIS, 10. Npril.-3nci
Hatber e%ntfan,en bellte iriiD, aad,oenl
IL oos @elogepolbc Der bieiieen So-
ncllasVonf onr6 Gpnomit geiprcngt
mo $2500 erbeiltct bottelt, unter Ell
mem ibnen Don ben giirgern nod,ge-
lhidten &ugelregell. SpGter mur6en
Die G1il6er 81 9arttespiac, Sflob.
0urd) Den @df)ter Iobert Morton
fclt9enommen, ii6erlpdltigten oenIel-
ben icocd) aui Dem @cee nad) Dem
GeIangnlB uno bewerfiteaigtcn ibre
Sllft abermals..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
SarIplraticn snr Weitcdnag uun &c
fd)murcnen.

Bittsbnrg, ga, 10. N(pril. -
e6os. Colbert lno iein 9ruoer Ser
bert ipnroen bertc 9(6eno elmer Gon-
tplrotion sur 9eitcdung cineS Sc
lhmorcncr IN &crbinoung nit ocn
tnr5lld)eit biciigcn n@roit" Ero5clien
ld]ulbig %beiirnocn. Mebrcrc onocre,
aGnlid)e &ro5elie ucrocn %ocmnGdit
bier itottfiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
&ermiidJte tclcarapBiidjc Scpcihcu

-&n Eron N.-N, ut0 llmgcbumg
mltroe ipGt gcitcrn 2l6eno bctr1d)t-
Iidcr SdoNcn Ourd cincn Sturm orr.
Gcrid)tct.
ScIicin 9ofer, cine 43.iGbriQc
TniIin, mllrOe acitcrn III YbiloOcl.
pGio inter ser Nntlo0c perboitet, por
icd)S Monaten eincn ruiiiihcn llntcr-
o~iii5icr in Ectcrobltrg act0Otct SIT Ia.
ben, ais oerieIbe ibrcn Wotten 81
utrhoiten pcriudte. Gin onocrcr
Nuiie, NomenS Sbcooor 9ll55iti, DC.
num5irtc lic scr Ebilooclpbicr Eolijci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21

Sum @un0e ir'5 2cbcn
bereint muro1n geitcrn Sri. SEA.
Uterine 6ed,ter bon 9tr. 1922, elliott
Itrobe, inO ST.. SolrcS g. 9olcp, Elm
Yolijiit bes iiiomcitIitcn 9iltriftS.
III Der fotboIiiGcn Ser5 Sein.airdc
5n Sigblonhtoipn Ourtb @oter ,SoGrl
Braun. Pm a6cnO iono cine biibldc
Sod5citsfeirr in Scr @obnunq Scr
Wrant itntt. Sn ctlUa einem Monat
luerocn Ole Ncllpcrnt0bltrn cine Sod.
5cit9reiic antrttcn.
Eerionol Noti5. = Sr. :.
Slider, on Der f., nabe EotomocItr.
VrooflpL q. q. County, mo6n6ait.
elmer Der dltcitcn ~Gilnpobner oieier
GorItoot uno ieit 40 Sabrcn 2eier 0cs
nGentiAen Gorreiponoenten, lit, bon
DER @idt gepla0t nn's gett gefelielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21

3luet Gnabcn BON eincnl
Sunoe ge6iiien. - Gin grocer
Su1to, G~igent6um ocs &rn. &omarO
&inalep bon Nr. 1888, @iaiomsN(ue.,
perlebte gcItern Nadnrittog sic 6ci-
Den anoben @iainm Fobne, 10 Sab
re alt. bon Nr. 10G, @arrcn. slpen1ts,
mo Safer SOD, s Sabre oIt, bon Nr.
$40, @iaiomitrobe, inocm cr ben ST.
lteren IN Die rcd)te Siiitc mo 6ell
SeBtercn in ooS linfc gain BIZ. @eioc
anobcn IieBcn lid) bon Or. Somnrcr.
bader o%crbinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
,3itbcrsGlnb Sarnlunic."
grfolgreideS Gon5crt uno 9ou

Grfolgreides CONCERT uto 9oI III
Der .2abor Spcelms&ole." -
Ser 9cilt Ser uortreiilihen llH-
ter6ultunQ cntlprc6cn0. - Sos
JcItproDramm rlo Oo2 Set
Gonitc.
Gincu iibcr ole3 Gruortcu gutter
Griolg e~r6icltc Der 3itbcr = Club
r&ormonie" nit icincm Gcltrigctl
GonScrt, boS in Der gciWmuduou De-
forirtcu y2o6or &pccmms&ollc" ltutt.
ionb. Ger VeiI6 mor Elm icbr gutter
5lt nenrcu uuo 0u3 pom &ercin &c
botcnc llntcrboltlug5 e Yro9romul
peroicnt oniicIbe ErGOitot. Somobl
Scr 3itbcrsGlltb, mic olth Der o8opes
ride Wdnulcrdor," mtIdcr inter
9citlrrg icinca Girigentcn |rof. Sob.
&. Sronf mebrcrc G6Grc sum &ors
troQ brohtc, crntcten Den mobluers
oienten 9eiioQ iGmmtIihcr 9lsrpe.
icnoclt, olld) cill 3itbcrioIo OcS eins
ormi0cu Ncrrn Geo. S6mobillcb
geiicl nl@gc5cidnet. Die SHlltB
hummer oc& Ero4rommS mar onjlt
ongctbor, oic 3ub0rcr IN oorjiiglihc
Snunc 6u pericBcn. 9oS Ero0rumt
mar fo~IgcrOc2: Supcrtiirc o0id)ter
mo Bauer" pon Sllppc; o&m &rciic
Scr Srcunoc" Eolfo) Don Rin0Icr.
3itbcr.Glub; o3miit mro &cri06.
mn0" C0uctt) BON Nubi0icr. Scr.
rem SSmnl0 &ciImumn ulo SoNn
Tritld; Solo Don Dem culornli9cn
3itbcr G%irtltoicn &crrn Is. SdnoBis
ncb; o@ct Ser W}lttcr @ottcS i'm
@olOc" O%ontoiic) bon @IchinQcr,
3itbcr-Gllb; o&urotionrn" (So(o)
bon Gblumafi &crr OSmolo Sell.
mann; AZ nScimlihc 9ic6c" bon
&ilrAlt mo By r2oriiori" pol1
Sd)rcincr w9opcriidcr MGnncrfor;;"
"GochpciB" WoIfosMo5urfo) pom
@0d, 3itbcr.Gtlb; Selection bon
StrouG; Sortrog mo &oriii6rtn0
oc9 oNrti0inciii6cn &rof. 8ori6o
Nooio" nit icincr uclten Oellno-
6citSlcbrc uno @licocruerrcnflr0.
Gem llnterboltungS Brogromm
foIgtc Elm i~lottcr @ol, ser crit lnlrQe
llod) 0}ittcrnodt fem GnOc fono. I'm.
ter ocn Nnucirn0cn beiunoen iiG
&ertrctcr i~ol0cnOer &crcinc:, Sdmu.
brnpercil1," D@uriiclb &~ronfen.lln-
teritiltnng& e &crcin" n9opcriidcr
M0nncr6or" o@ermonia,Q uortctt
Club" mo o9Gdcr = &ronfcn . In.
tcrltiitrrd0ucrcin ltr. 8"
IN" 5eitGomitc bcIlonN aus sen
Serrcn Geo. Niibcd, Sobn SItcl
Hcinb. SllnL Sronf 2cbmonn, ST.
S6luor5, gSnt. Nblirlo, G6moro
Scimbo6 u1O NOolf Mou9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Nod 5luci Spicr bcs @aIIcripurtS.

Snmrcncc, Muii., 10. ApriI.-
Sin Gd1loc, 1T mclfcm picr illt0c
MGmcr cine 6obrt modterL, trntcrtc
bclttc oti Dem Mcrrimod Gtliic, mo
jmei Scr &nioiicn, Nnmcn5 @enrp
Groi1bic, - Sabre alt, mlO @illiom
Toriilcn 10 Sabre alt, bcioc BON bier,
crtronfcl. Die bciocn N(u0crcn rcttc.
ten lid Onrdl SdNmimmcn.