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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11
Sdifial.

IS prod bic 9toth: Sd QltdIe Gid,
IS iprot Der Vtiltb; Sd table Qit,
IS prod Der Siea: &ubm wintt ulo
Siht,
IS iprob ser Goo: Sd mill cS nidt.
8 GOO, hoS bolt III ifIcd)t gcmnft,
So id)6nc Strait iijr nihta croht',
&icl' &r0lttcr itcbcn bunoertucii',
@aS rouitcit Gu Dies @oclDeis?
Spridt Scr Zoo:
6iibr uid)t luie Sbr, bin bart unO
ihueio'
Na Srout uno @roS obn' 2uIt un0
2cio
limo ihon' olrd nid)t Der @lumen.
Silt
TCiu &6SIcin 0u, 10 lang cS bliibt.
Gu it nO 6oltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11
Tas ,SuunliunS =. Drama in Dublin

lleber ole 8~orgGnge pGbreno Der
GrItouiiiibrung bes SnpoiionS Ora.
mo .An GngliibmonS Some" I'M
S6eoter Hopol in 9ublin licgcn Jest
mlSiiibrli6ere Melblthgen BOZ, Die 10
oniiiout iino, Dob lie perbieltelt, wie-
o%ergcgeben ST. neroen. Cen SrlGll.
bern gei1at befonnilid nid)ts better,
ais menIl lie einmol oroentlid gegell
lire cnglil6cn 9riioer oemoltItrlrell
fonnen, uub ooS ldeint bel oieier De
legenbeit griinoli6 gelhcbeit 81 Ieiit.
aounl bette Die 8orltellung begoil-
men, oils bon Der @oqerie her Die Hlt-
fc: ,2ong liue tbe aoiier.." II. 5000
olb @ermonp.." erlhollten. Su3iui'
ideu mlirben iriihe Ntationollleoer
geilngen. Sn onoerct Sbeilen oes
9beaters iitdte mon gcgen Die Sto-
rltngen gu opponiren, mas ober MIR
Den Grfolg bate, boB Die Senton.
itralitcn nod loiiter lpirben. Die err
Itcn S;ener lpuroen als9elodlt, ais
aber Die ouSl1rbiiden SolOoten. Der
boie Seino, oilf Der 9iibitc erihien,
nilrben bieie nit laiiten Sl"rrorlifen
begriibt, Die iiingen 2eitte ifiuongelt
ibrc Siite uno Stode bod in Der Silft
berunt. Gonn begoun mon 3l in.
gen. 3uerit Die Worieillaiie. 3arll
ieste in einer onoeren ode oes Sbea.
tcrS $500 iape the Sing" elm, ilto on-
5fpiifen borte man perldieoene I'll.
ide Notiolal . Welooien. Cine 3elt
lang fonute man Die Sdaulpieler
i~iberboipt nift mebr l)orer, mo Der
Yorbang mibte berunter gelaIien
merben. 0ie Eoli5ei iudte ipater Die
Mubeltorer 81 cntferncn; tie bate
horlit aber feir Slid, benn Die &C.
mouitrationen %begonncu INNER III
einem ol,berelt 9beile oes Sbeaters
bon Nenept.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11
Sas Sicrtc Webpt.
Sti55e bon ,Stto &tlmut6 9 |.
(SHIuE
(SdluB.)

llno nod)nlolS ricf Cr'S.
Ga borte CT Den humpieu Shritt
zines bllrd) Den Shnee itopfenocn
Wtcnihcn. Gr Wonotc iid mn; eiu
alter Mionn itolto, gebcltgten a0rs
pcrS, Dor ibm.
o@nS miinihel Sic?" foridtc Der
Nltc, Den 6remOen ld)orf firircnn.
Sos, &ieber, mcib i'd ielbcr niht,
OodD ioo', luobnt bier Nicnnuno?....
Mo. ."It pjiDG ,liu''
Ger Sus blicb unpollenort. go.
Y9crtrom, limo Sic eo oenlL, Der
tram, otter @etreller ~ no Iin0 Ole
Gltcrn?" Gr iobtc Den @etogten bel
ocn Sdltltern mo ~Itorrtc i'm an;
icin Nlid bot ilebentlid): %, log
nidt toot!" Gle Iuger ocS Nnoeru
lnbcn ben 6%rogcnoen permirrt an,
bonm id)ien cs luie cine grlcuhtrrng
ilbcr i'm SIT fomnlcrL uno ploblid)
lont CT III Dem Shnec olrf Ole idiot.
tcrn0en &nicc. .Guoolpb, lper bate
0aS geood)t - Nun miro olcS lpies
Der gut" ricf er IN iibcrmiitbiger
Srcll0c.
| God, Der Dor inn Stebenoe rib
ocn anicenocn cnlpor, ihiittclte i'm
bciti9 mo fubr i'm an:
.Nntrporte mir; 100 lino Die 81
tern, Die Wtlltter, uno mo luarltnl
lit bier nllcS itiu?"
Ole 3ii0e oeS 8reiieS perfiniterterl
lid, Die Ill9en, Die in better Srcubc
iiber >os g9ieoeriebcn aeglduBt,
icllhtcten lid longiom nit Sbr1nell
mo m.iibeiom iproh cr:
.Niht foot. Scrr, nlir - botferott
! tic mnbncn bel mir, Dem altcn &nedt,
bis ooS &erfobren bcenoet uno eill
beid)eireneS @eim in Der Stoot ac'
funben it,"
@ie BON elmer Ecitifc 9etroffcll.
fnidtc Der beimgcfebrte Sobn bes
@utsbclibcrS 5ulonmmen. Gin lnnoes
S6peigen trot elm; mie Gin Idluerer
Trrf loltcte CS alti ben einiom I'M
tiefcn Sdnec Stebenoen, Sn Dem
8cIift ocS Monnes NIT Dem Soil.
bart ipiegelte lid ein gemolti9er See.
lenfonpf ob. Gnblid) fl0rten lid bi(
3iige. mic Der @rom mih, Der iibe,
Der Seelc ocs bart gepriiiten Won
mes lag ltllb cin ieierlifer Grnit Der
id)ontc Dos cocl gciormte Mntlit, ols
CT iprod:
$50 lei 6 benn = fornnt', Der
tram, lab inns 5ll bet Gltern geDcn.
Sener folptc benz buitigSoranid)rei
teltoen loltgioni, itno ais oieier lull
ideno iteben blieb. hefnntte aud el
iciucn Sd,ritt. Gin nnideinbnres
S1usd)en Log Dor Den 9eioell. gitE
Dem oberen Stodlperfe flollgcn oil
Gone zines mciiterbnit geipieltenEio
nos: .2cbn' Geine Wana' OH ilein'
Watts -" Cine Nltitimlnc orunf
81 ben 2ouidlenben; beige 3ohrei
norcn Dem Torouihreitenoct ilbeI
Die Wongen aelanfen mo lun9loll
|murineIno: .Ios lit Die Othtter!.'
id,ritt or uneeitiim p%oripdrts. God
OILS er bic Treppe ttnd Der oberel
Wobnung binoufiteigen tpoate, biel
i'm Der Nlte 5uriid.
y@eltotte ein @ort," bcgurn CT
apieIleidt beioieit iii ben &oth
Somme in mein 3imnlrr. ies' Gid
bort; MIR eemod, Nttoclpb. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11

0relBlg ooer tllltjlg engltlhe Nut.
ld)riften Ieben, che man cine eir6ige
bcltlGe erblidt. lln6 idaut moit
iid Die IN oieiem oni6eineno engli.
l6cu HG0en ausgebotencn Woareu
an 10 miro man finoelL oab Die quite
&Glfte oapou aus beutiden 5obrifcn
itommt, ulO Dab mir es gang einfod)
nit NieOcrIogen BON 0eutidben Sir.
men 81 tbltn boben. Sn Sroufrcid),
mic I'M iibrigen Iitslanoe mo iogor
IN 9cuti6Iono icIbit bat man gur
feline rehte &orItelltn0 ooDon, pie
Die oclltidc Sn0uitrie fir Den @rport
arbcitet. Nid)t MIR Snllienoe bon
Nmerifaltcrn u16 Hulien, Ionoern
audi SouienOc bon 0eutiden %follfen
in @oriS Elm Mitbringicl fir Die %.
bcimge6liebenen, iuhcn oa5lt IelbIt'
perltunofih netluaS edit BorilertlfcS
berouS, ooS mon oobeim nidt boben
fonn," mo crltebclt einen in Ser.
lin, Ffor5beim oocr &oln ber9eItca'
ten 8~cgenitaub.
Warllm lhrcibt Scr oclltide 50.
brltollt nun nidt ieincn ocutidcn gtns
men ilber feline Eoriier Nieocrloge?
Worum rerItedt er fid) binter Der
cngliId)en llno fran5oiii6en Sprahe?
Die Irtluort liegt ouf ser Sano: oic
Sren1oert, Die Die beutl6cn Soupc.
Mrs aus EariS mitbringelt, niiroen
lie ia nimmermebr foifen, menn tic
lultBten, oaB tic in Geutidlono &C.
modt ipuroen, ion0ern iie miiroen
elltoedell, Dab ite Ood) redlt plump
llno ulid)on ieien. Ser oeuti6e gos
oenbeiiter in BoriS fiirftct Iid) oIio
nift, Die 5%ron6oien fonnten i6m aus
lauter YoiriotismtS Die 2aoenfel-
tier einidlagerL ionocrn CT mill bic
IN ForiS einfoufenoen S%remblinge
anlodcn uno feline @ouren an oclt
Wtann %bringell.
Scr fron5oiiidc 9%eutitcuboB cri.
ltirt bcrtte niht mebr. Die Belt lit
cbet ood) ein fanloier 9lr5t, Der o0c
Mlnocn BELT. Sans lit 0ic eliGiii-
Idle @lnoc nod nidt pernarbt mo
fam IS nlft Iein, 10 longc 2cllte lpic
3. y. Glentellceoll, meld]e 0en arieg
ais WtGnner miterlebt baben, Die sc.
ld)lde 6rontrcid1S lenfell. Grit lucnl
Die llelle Generation, Die ia ld)on
pielfod Die 3iigel er9riffen bat, sur
Illeinberridcrin gcDorben lit, miro
ooS perlorcne &ei6slono ouibbren,
Den 6%ron5oieu Sopimcb 81 mohen.
Sc0cs Sabr ober bringt ms oieicm
3iele nGbcr, uno iett iitlO mir idJon
bel Der @leihgiilti0feit ougelonot,
tpeld)e Den IN ben ~eritell SSobren nod
Dem aricge un5peiieItoft beitebenocn
Sob uno Die allnldblid) fiiblcr &c.
iuoroene glltipatbie nbgcloit bat. 9iS
5ltr Spmpatbie li1o mir nod nidlt
getommen, ober mir Iteben beutc
itngef1br uuf Der gleidcn Stufe nit
allen olloeren gltSl1noer1, lln6 oenl
Geuti6en if)ooet feline Hotionolit1t
in YariS nidt nlebr olS DEM eng.
lGnoer ooer Dem Stoliener. Sollte
cs alio nod 2elite in 9eutidlono &C.
ben, Die ii6 por einem 9eiude hcr
fran5oiii6cn SauptItobt fiirhtelL 10
fam i6 i6nen boS @eiipiel mcincS
e%rlp1bnten Sreunoes cmpfeblen, sic
ioQen nur rllbig oeutid) iprcden mo
ibr Geutihtbum 5cigen, fem WfenId
/ miro iic oorum ihee onlebclt, penn
lie MIR ipnIt boflid) uno multierltd)
lino. Eoliirt ibnen obcr ctluaS lln'
ongelebnleS ont Seine : Stroro, 10
ioacn iie boS ia niht ibrer 9totlono-
litGt suid)reiben; bas bat Damn piel'
ntcbr INNER ieinc perionlifcn 8rilll'
oe ilto mare ibncn in @ien oocr III
Berlin lihcr olth bc9e9nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11

Mus Der 2 huIc. - 2ebrer:
,Mo. aorl. id) meroc Cir einnial elil
@rclnpel ~aiif9cben. Wenn Gein ga.
ter fiir Mietbe so Mari, bei'm Bidder
20 Worf. bei'm ShlGdter 80 Warf
unb bei'm aobienbanbler 100 Warf
ihuloig lit, wicpieI bot CT baum 5n be-
5ablen I" ~ 8orl: .Gonn lpiirhe CT
oar nidts 81 besobIen baben." =
2ebrer: y@ieio benin nidt?"- aorl:
,@eil mir baum 5ieben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11

iden Ration bobcn lid oonlals lno
ipdter 5llr &crbcrrlidrug oes Seloell
juianmen9efun0en.
emanuel @cibcl %ieicrte Den SelOetl
al icincm @rabe IN Dem nodfOlgen'
ocn Sonett:
8, cine eide piloi5t oilf Oicicn Sit
gel!
Gle g%riinite iltdIt, 10 pcit Die Amicl
ruitl
Sic itrcue S6ottcn olli oeS ScIocn
@ruit,
lln0 2icocr rollih' in ibr Oc3 @inocS
6lilgcl.
Gem 9leid Dem MOB, ooS fnirlfct
IN Die 3ii9el,
limo ihorrt mo itompict, ipilrt cS
Wprgcnluit;
2o Wittcrt' er 5llcrIt Der 8reiDclt
Quit,
Ga oucS ihIicf, mo ihmong iid) III
oen 9iigel.
Giiruobr, o, SdiI, OIL marlt cll cd)=
ter Neitcr,
llnO id)neQcr ais bic 3citcn rittIt on
germ,
Nit Dir, mic 9libc, ocinc blolfcl1
Streitcr.
Iein Sogoborn fang; Ser Go8 lit
uibt mCbr icrn!"
"a gilg Der Morgcn oui 10 roth pno
better;
Cod inter gin1it or ifoncr Nor
gcnltcrn.
llnO idlicBlid) ici nod ais Sdill'
SGu0cr cin nod lcbcnocr Eoct er'
luGbnt. 6clir Gobu Der ia oft fir
potcrlGnoiidc @mpiinoungen Det
rcd)tcu Son 81 iinocn gcwuBt. @r
lang:
Gas CLEO pom S0ill.
nMcin YrClBcu 5crtrctcrL meit
IclltldIonO to0t,
9linDS Sdmodb unOS hmcr5clt. rings
Hadt uno Hotb:
llno Die Iltgcn Der eoellteu 6rou Der
Gro,
Gle 2lllgcn Suiicls, bonn Ncllcll
9iid)t LANCER trog' ids! - Sulorcn
81 Hfcr0!
@cr rcitcn uno fcd)tcn mo ltcrben
Ger iolgc mir: - 10 Iprud) Der
ShiQ.
Bel @ittcnbcrg rmo bel NoIbcritoot,
@ie idarf or Deritten, geltrittcn bat!
Cod touieno olli 6cbn lino 5t bic!
5nlebt:
Sic 6o6cn i'm bis Stroliuno &C.
best:
Cen Sdrcden obnc Gnoc bnb' id)
till,
Sin Grbc nit SGrcdcn ih modell
mill,
Ios ioll Giudc mcdcn! - 10 tbnt Der
Shill.
StroIimlo, mic ociu Wurft POM
@lutc ilob!
Die Struben Der Solldnocr 6uBoolf
idlob:
nGr9ebt Grd, SdiQ!" riei ibr &c.
neral;
God Der Sdill, Der bicb i'm ltrodS
pom Mob.
"a troIcn i'm &ugclL 5noli 5uniol.
sod Gcutid)lono!" rici cr: Gonn
iproh or ltlu:
%, &ouiNin Suiic!" So ltorb
Sdiu.
Gon 0roBercu Gid)tangen, oeicn
SdiQ unO icin a~ricgs5llg gum %or.
pollo oicntc. icien bier crlp1but boS
@pos ,Sd)ia" Don Nilbclm Wein.
bolo. Dem befanntcn Serfoiicr Der
s8crnitein 3 Nere", ioluie eini9e Ora.
men. So bot Irnolo Iugc GShiu
unb Die Scincn", Srouerlpicl IN iilnf
Iui5iigcnD ulo Der fiirSIid) pcritor.
bcue Hllboli pom @pttiholl, n6croi-
noii0 bon Shiu" oen Sclocn ollf Die
Niibnc 9cbradlt, Der aber ooh itld)t
obnc ciDcnc Sdlul0 lcin Sdidlol
innb, oIio I'M cigcntlid)ltcn Sinnc
cin traglidcr @clo Depcicn lit.
Sic Came nit Der MpfclIinc.
Cab cin anob' ein MGgblcin geb'n,
GoS aB Apialliucnl
lrot bcrbci, nm nab 81 leb'n,
Sbre bolocn Otiencn.
M1golein, Md1blein idolt
gB Die Npieliincn!
9bcr adj fam trut CT ran.
lin boS &ino 81 griibell,
HptfI,t NJ. 81. ttpN for ofaNpnit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11

~" = AihNNN NNNNN W
Sot bic ricicnboftc 3eit.
lln0 I'M &cr5cn bots gcfllrngerL
Sn Dem SCr5cn luobllt 0oS Ncd)t,
Stobl, bon WGlnerIouit 0clflpun'
gen,
Rettct cin5ig oos @eiHledt.
&oItct 6orlm iclt oln Soiic,
Sample reolid ocutld)co 9lut;
Sir Die Srcibcit cine @oiie,
Gud)t ciu Selo IN Eoocamltb.
3rcuOi0 bin olIh id Beiolcn,
Sclig iGnllcno Elm @Ciidt,
Gon 0cn (biirmcn bort ids itloQcL
9llli ocn Bergen ldicn Gin Sidt.
(og Oca &olfca, on mir;t togcn,
Zen id) obcn iCicrn mil,
llno mcin @oni0 iclbit miro io8cn:
Hltb' in 6ricocn, trcucr S6iu!"
&nrl Oiiid)lcr 0763-1S50, Der
5ruor nid)t 5l Den bcrporrugenoItcn
EoCtcn Der Srcibcitstrte9e gcbortc,
obcr ood) ih0nc alGnge ieincr 2cicr
cntlodtc. hat eincn Gbnliden @coon.
fen, luic Sdcnfcnoori ollsgciiibrt, III.
bCnl cr nShia's @ciit an leinc nod
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" cine poctii6e
Mtobnung rihten licB. Ius ifuuntg.
poQc @eoiAt loutet:
,Atid)t INN mid, ibr tbcllrcn Strcits
gclloIlcn,
9Sclnt nm ell %CnturtCtc& Wcld)lcd)t.
Sir oaS 806ltc lit nlcill 9lllt gcilol-
lcn;
Sd itorb nid)t ais ciu 2prnumen.
&nedt.
llnoulbnltlom norb id) iortge5o9en,
&iibn Den aompi iiir Srcibcit 5u be.
Iteb'u;
Nnr'S cin )g8obn, Der ihmci6eIno
mid betro0c1,
3. 10 mar CT ood) bclobncno id0n!
9rilocr mollt' id) ans Icipotcn-&ct-
ten,
Bon 6cnl Sod Der GUrnnlci beirci'i1;
Geutld)cn Sim mo ocut'nc Sreibeit
rcttcll,
limo, @crntoniu, 0cIll SdubGcilt lein,
0cinc 9ruit onrd)Nluhtcn bcil'gc
Tlnmlnen;
NoGcn mollt' id e0ler Tolfcr
Shmnd).
E0bcllccIcl merocu mid peroanlmel,
ca oca Sdidiol$ 0rimm id) unter.
lag.
Otogcn jcnc brlid9cpobntcn 6eigen,
Nic ocn Soo mebr, oils Die Sd)onoc
ld)cucrL
Gid i'm Stnltbc Dor Dem Srernoling
bclt9cll;
ancdtc fam fem &clocngcilt be-
"lrci'll.
Wild) bclobntc nlcin crbob'ner@Iullbc,
Ais mcin Sic! I'M colcn auntpi id
lono;
&o3gcriiirn pcn Dem Grbcuitollbc,
Scb' id in ocr Srcibcit &ntcrlono."
Inter ocil SGn9crn Shiu'S beiano
lid olld Gin (hcilnebnlcr al ieincnl
artegSiugc. &nrl Alcronocr D,9lom.
berg. Der, nnd)ocm CT bcrcitS adt.
5chniGbrig on Der Sdlud)t bel Seua
Sbcll arnommcil, lid Dem Shiu'.
'dcn 3uDc ais Sicutcno.,t nnidIob.
gr itarb bercita i'm Sabre 1913 bel
Der @ritiirmnng bc3 Sdloncbcrgcr
SborcS OILS critics Spicr inn ociltid)cn
6reibeitStantpic. @ic ipatcr Die Sii.
toner ibren aorncr, 10 bottcn Die
Sdlill 'id)ct arie1cr ibrcn Nlcnibere.
Gr iotg Sieoer oui Sd)ia's 600 mo
nlii Die I'M September 1909 in Wcic(
bin0eridltetcl iunpen Sifi5iere mo
nod mond)ca onbcrc Sjco. bnS oireft
ans Der anmpicsitintntlne bes Cages
bcroor9e1ongcn mar.
Hatiirlid, iii mr. bier cine fleinc
I sn5obl Der Webiftc %erluGbnt. lueld)e
Sd)iu's Zoo hcrporriei. 3ublloic
Iid)ter bciangcn i'm itltb icine 8c-
i1brteit in alien tSornten, 10 nod y.
u. Yii5er, W. Cornelius, Mt. b. So
nauoL i. 6int 6ricbrif &c la Not
tc. 6otique II. II.
limo @leidlcS 9eidob Damn mieoer,
oils I'M Sabre 1859 elm balbeS Sabr'
! buaocrt ieit lcinem 9poe perfloiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11
Sic Game nit Der Mpfcllinc.

>Uhht Nt' y Nffsst''
Sob cin anob' Elm MGgblcin gcb'n,
Gua nB Apieliiucnl
lrnt bcrbei nm mob 81 leb'm
Sore bolocn Mienen,
M1eolcin. WdGolein ihon.
sb Die Npieliincn!
slbcr adl, fam trut ct ran,
lin oos aino 81 griibell.
Gutid,t CT aus unb Lag nlSbunn
Silflos ibr 5t TiiBeu.
M1golein. MGqoleilt, M6goIein fam
Mon cid 10 beeriiien?
lluo Dos boie M0golein lndt
llno id,ritt mllllter lueitcr,
Eob iie i'm Sn Soil gebrud)t,
Stinnlt lie rieiia better.
M1gbleilL M1eblein, WGehlein lud)I
ltnb ging follenb neitcr.
limo bel icoem Shritte mari
sic Die Stnlen nieocr,
Woaen bred,en nod) @eborf
Mno'rc lid Ole @Iieocr!
WoaoIein MogoleiL Waghlciit mari
Pile Sd)alen nicber.
Ter 9efoa'ue anube mciit
Wiitbeno uuf Die Sholen:
Wenn Gin M19olein 6riidte ipeiit
Seiocn mir hic SlialerL
Gem oos M1gblcin. MdgbIeit
idmeiBt
! Nd)tlos meg Die Sdolen!"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
Municipal Court.

Ray Mcconnell was arrested in Jack
son, Saturday, and brought to Owosso
on charge of jumping on a Michigan
Central train while in motion in this
city. After hearing the case and get
ting statement from the boy, who is
only 10 years of age, Justice Nc
Caughna decided not to impose Jail
sentence. Mcconnell went to work
Monday in local factory and if he be-
haves himself the case will be dropped.
His home is in Hudson.
Rush Dunham, of Flint, appeared in
court Saturday evening with his at
torney and arranged to pay $6 week
toward the support of his wife and
children. He formerly resided here
and is now engaged in business in Flint.
John Reynolds paid $6.7O Monday
morning for over-driving a horse be.
longing to Kebler Bros.
Fred Gage plead guilty to assault.
ing his wife and left $67O with Justice
McCaughna, Monday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
May Recognize Immanuei Baptist
Church

The council called to consider the
question of recognition for Emmanuel
Baptist church organized some months
ago on the West Side, met Monday in
the hall occupied by the church in the
city building, pastors and delegates being
present from several of the churches in
the Shiawassee association. The coun-
Gil organized by the election of Rev.
Bower of Corunna, as chairman, Rev.
Cross of Durand, secretary. After hear
ing statements and considering the
organization of the church. the follow
ing resolution offered by Rev. George
Laughton was adopted;
Resolved, That we recommend to
the Shiawassee Baptist Association that
it recognize and receive into its fellow
ship the Emmanuel Baptist church of
this city, providing that said church
adopt as its confession of faith the docu-
ment known as the New Hampshire
articles of Faith and Covenant.
The final decision depends on the
action of the church which will be re-
ported at the Association meeting in
this city next week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
p. N. Moore Grand Trunk Agent.

The transfer of j. H. Aldrich as
Graud Trunk at Lansing has been con-
frmed He will be succeeded in this
city by P. N. Moore, who has been
agent at Lapeer. While citizens gener
ally regret to have Mr.. Aldrich leave
as he has been a very congenial gentle
man with whom to do business and has
given the interests of the road the
closest attention, warm welcome will
be given Mr.. Moore. The family of the
latter will remain in Lapeer until the
close of the school year.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
Becomes Bank Cashier.

W. L. Webster, who has charge of
the savings department of the Owosso
Savings Bank for nearly two years, has
presented his resignation to the bank to
take effect June first. He has been
offered and accepted the cashiership Of
new bank being organized at Brecken-
ridge, Gratiot county, to be known as
the Breckenridge State Bank. It is
with regret both on the part of officers
of the Owosso Savings Bank and its
patrons that Mr.. Webster's services are
to be lost, as he is very efficient and
pleasant gentleman with whom to do
business. There can be no doubt as to
mis- success in the new field.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
One Of the New Laws

Among the acts of the recent legisla.
ture is the following relative to the pay
ment by school districts of tuition for
pupils who may wish to attend high
school. Whether the act will apply for
the next school year is not as yet decid-
ed.
Section 1. The board of education of
any school district which does not main
tain high school shall have authority
and is hereby required to vote a tax
sufficient to pay the tuition to one of
the three nearest high schools of any
children residents of said district who
have completed the studies of the eight
grades, not exceeding in amount twenty
dollars per pupil, unless the voters ap-
propriate larger sum at the annual
meeting, and may vote to pay the trans
portation during school days of such
children, such tuition to be paid by the
treasurer of the district in which the
pupil resides to the treasurer of the dis.
trict where the high school attended is
located; Provided, That the parents of
such children shall give written notice
to the board of education on or before
the fourth Monday of June that they
are the parents or legal guardians
such children and that such children
desire to attend some certain one of the
three nearest high schools during the
ensuing year. Upon receiving written
notice of children elegible to attend
high schools the board of education
shall vote tax sufficient to cover the
necessary expense for tuition as herein
provided, and may vote tax
sufficient to cover the necessary
expense for daily transportation of
such children: Provided further,
That any surplus moneys in the treas
ury of said district belonging to the
primary fund may be used in paying
necessary tuition in lieu of a tax there
for
Section2. The tax provided for in
section one Of this act shall be reported
to the clerk of the township in which
such district is located and shall be
spread upon the tax roll of such town
ship in the same manner and at the
same time as other school taxes.
Section 3. Act number one hundred
ninety of the Public Acts of nineteen
hundred three, and all other acts and
parts of acts in anywise contravening
the provisions of this act are hereby re-
neala1
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
Is There a Prospect7

The Michigan United Railway COM
pany yesterday filed mortgage for $l,-
500, 900 in the Office of the register of
deeds of Shiawassee county at Corun-
na The mortgage is in favor of the
Detroit Trust company and covers all
the lines and property of the railway.
1t will also be filed in Ingham, Jack
son, Clinton and Eaton counties, in
which the company has lines. The
mortgage is so long that the fee for
recording it will be $40.
1t is stated that the filing of the
mortgage in Shiawassee county fore
shadows the extension of the railway
to Owosso which has long been con-
templated. The lines of the road just
touch that county now and an exten-
sion of the railway to Corunna is the
only reason assigned for the recording
of the mortgage in that county. Ian
sing Republican.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
Mail Service Then and Now

1T was in 1887" said E. L. Lyman,
when my father and mother moved to
this country from Massachusetts.
Father and my eldest brother came in
July to hew out of the virgin forest a
log hut into which mother and the rest
of us were happily tucked away the first
of November. The log house was built
near where the tenement house on my
farm now stands.
All our mail was then gotten from
Howell, 25 miles through the woods,
and my brother or father would spend a
day occasionally to go on horseback after
the mail. Itcost something those days
to get letters, but nothing to send them.
We paid 25 cts. for letter from Massa.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-05-28
Deserves to Win.

Jay Martin, Jr., of Ovid, has been
putting up u plucky fight to win the
Shetland pony contest of the Saturday
Evening Post, having maintained the
lead in this district, which comprises
several states, for number of weeks.
But one more week remains and his
friends hope he will be successful in in
creasing his weekly sales so he may win
the prize for which he has worked so
hard. In addition to the pony a late
announcement of the publisher states
that Ford auto is also to be given one
of the winners.