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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-17

Mrs. F. III. Hudson is relieving
visit from her sister, Miss Annable.
Miss Lucy Reeves has finished he
school at Saranac and is now at home
Mrs, Sarah Darling went to Ionia
Monday for short visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler of Orleans il
spending few days with her daughte
Mrs. Albert Cusser.
Mrs. Jas. Alexander went to Green
Vile Monday for a weeks visit with
friends at that place.
The Misses Marie Sander and Lucille
Washburn of Greenville were guests o
Bedding friends Monday.
Miss Aurel Gephart of Grand Rapids
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Y. Gephart.
Mrs. Jennie Hayward of Carson City
was the guest of her friend, Mrs. Fred
Boyer from Saturday till Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon of Grand
Rapids were over Sunday guests OF
their son, Chas. Dixon and and wife,
Miss Jennie Webb, who has been
passing week her friend Mrs. Bert
Gregg, returned to her home at Saline
Monday.
Sunday June 81 will be observed in
all the Sunday schools as Anti-Ciger-
cite day. A war on these coffin nails
is to be made.
Mrs. Wade Owen and Mrs. George
Thomas of Dover, Ontario, arrived Tue
sday for visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Little.
DR.. +. M. Forman went to Detroit
Monday in connection with his patent
which he is trying TO sell to the United
States government.
Oscar Shippee and daughter returned
Tuesday from short visit at Benning-
ton, where he was called on account OF
the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Andrew Paulson and daughter
Myrtle returned to their home at How
ard City, Monday after short visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dorman.
George Kinsman went to Ann ArboI
Tuesday to have one of his eyes staight
ened. He has bourne with it for many
years and decided that if there is rem
edy for it he will find it.
Mrs. +. A. Leon who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. +. +. Hudson fol
few days will leave for her home in
Hillsdale on Thursday of this week.
She will be accompanied by her neice,
Miss Helen Hudson.
Melvin Smith of the Belding add
ition was given genuine surprise or
Wednesday of last week on the occasion
of his forty-sixth birthday. There were
AZ present and most delightful time
was experienced by all. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served and
before departing the guests gave him .
fine silver smoking set as reminer o.
the occasion.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-17
Explosion of Petroleum in
Basement Causes
Damage
Fire Department Deserving of Many
Compliments for Prompt Work
in Averting More Serious Loss

An explosion of oil in the basement
of f. III. Hudson's grocery store at
o'clock Thursday afternoon came near
causing big fire which was narrowly
averted by the good work of the fire
department.
Arthur Conner was delivering oil
and struck agmatch as usual to ascer-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-17
Closing Out Sale

Millinery Goods commencing June
10th and continued until entire stock is
closed out. / am going out of business
and offer all of my stock for less than
cost, consisting of hats, flowers, rib
bons, fancy feathers, ostrich plumes,
etc. Come early and get good choice.
If Mrs. L. Simpson, Main st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
ySeacu Manbmprocs Opr Wcridlt.

@riogcton 9t.'S, rs. San -
&crbcrt C'ri1A IS Sabre alt. onS
Ginelano, rs, mnroe bellie babier
inter Der 9lnfloge Der Miticbulo an
ser grmorblllg @n. 9fcao's, cincs
hetuatcn Contractors. Dor Berift &C.
Itclt. Gie nnGcblidcn Shdter, oi,ber
,Ncrbert @riAa iinb gSolter Seller.
Gin Gnfel oc9 Gpfcrs, luelder hereita
hca DiorbeS I'M eriten @rabe iibcr.
iiibrt lit, ltlh Cline @beeler, nelhcr
ipdtcr pro5eiiirt mcroen miro 3i(
brei ilm9cn 9lrihen uerilbten oell
MorO on1eblid), Inn 9teao INN ein(
fleine Summe ]it berouben. 9ie 3ll.
ionnlenIetlung elmer SilrD i'm JaqC
(Srigg's nobm 31a Shlnonn in aIn-
iprlld), moraui Die slmuGlte lire Gr.
iiiinlulgs.9nIprofen portruger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
(sin Sclbitmuro-]Saft?

Noriolt 80, is. Sonllar. --
ShnDler s. Goratoooon lno @ottil,
melbe tiir5lih ml5 Snoiona bierber
fomeh nllroen 6elltc IN i6rer @ob,
nuug in Siio.9ioriolf ols 2eihen
oiligcillnoen. Scioe lparen Ollrd,
Shiiiie in oen Gopi getootet iporoen,
itlb oae lllnitGnhc beuten oui cinen
SelbitnIorb.Eatt.
Sor. Gorstabbon iuur ais 0ortllolll
I'M Gtobliiiclncnt Der @ollporth.9te-
bile Manufacturing 80. ollgeitellt
ilno Irilber IN Solltb @eilb. Srb..
tb1fig gcluclen. Die Irnu par Dem
Gernebuen naM aus Aen Eorf &c.
biirtio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Ginlabnns abgclebnt.

@o oIbiugton, 8. s, IS. San
1870 GrGIioent Rooiepelt lebnte bcute
cine linn 3llgeaongene ginlabumg 5ln
@etbeiliollng an Dem Convent oel
gtotiouol Sarii Gomnliiion, mel
der on1 16. tSebrllar III indianapolis
croIinet miro, nit Der 9egriinOuna
o6, oob ct lit nidt iii cine 5rast
cinmiId)en rno1te, iuel6e polt ieincn
9todfolger geloll peroen iollte nns
ncloIt mcrocn miro. Ter Yruiioenl
fiiqtc bin5lt CT babe lih ihon mcb'
rerc Molc Ill U,rtIten Ger ginlesirnl
elmer oasenelnen Sarif-gomniiiior
oe1lRcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
WriidtsucridJjncrcr bcgebt Selbit'
mDrb.

9tc,u Dorf, IS. Sonuar, -
Sobn s.. @oooblrp, ipelher @clihtS
@crih6nerln8, rcip. Gntierlumg BON
@ar5cu Ii. bgl., loluie Die aIlgelneine
@erbeiierln9 bes pcrionlihen Mus
icbenS icincr Eatienteu ieit Sabren
qcidGftsmdBig bctrieben bate, begine
helte IN Der n Sea Gliif SIM" ouf
Gonep S5lono Sclbitmoro ourf Gr-
iticBen. GtIidc EcrioncrL meld,c
bchouptetcn, CT bate bltrd) ieiuc &c.
lonbIlml ibrer Weiiubherit idlper
geihooet, bubcu tilr5lih Shnber
crioptlooen acgen i'm cingelcitet, lmo
nian qlultbt, bob i'm Die Scrgen ilber
bicic YroJciic in ben Zoo tric6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

@runb SurD III @ulbinAton ucrt
nilnmt 3el9cil iibcr yfooiepeltS
Gcrl1lulounqswo3cB, Sago-
rciie noh slfrito miro piellcid)t
pcrlhoben. - Ncrhanolltngen III
Seem Nort.
sSoihington :. g. is. Son.
--- 9a5 @or1ebcn 0CS GrGIioenten
qeoen ole nEreB Eubliibing 60.
rcip. ole 9telu Dortcr DS&orlo", iopie
gc0cu oie .sSnoionopoli$ 9teluS",
oilrd, Giuleitln1 elmer Grininols&cr.
lcunlnlulgSflage lpcgcn 9eniIier lers
latiouellcn Banana Sfan0al 9(rlis
feln 5citigtc bette uerbliiiienoe Ont,
luitcllmgeu. GbuS. i. (0It, Nrrlocr
NeS lcileriu1blten Hrdlhcnter, lmO
GuualoS HpbinIon, Shlpaacr nc@
Erilioeutcn 9fooieuclt, mcIhc III ocn
betrciicnocn glrtifcln ipc}icIl cripGbnt
luorcn inh Ourd) ben 9lntauf 6cS go.
uonlatonola piel 0bclo rcrGicnt hubcu
loatcn, faucn im 20uic ocS Cages
bier oil lnb iolelIi luic c@ bciBt, NOR
gen ais 3euqcu III Der GcrIcllnlom1gS
tlaoc Dor Scr Wrnno >Nlru beS Gi=
ltriftS Columbia ncrlomntcn iuerocn.
Won miu,telt Dob Mooiepelt III 6olac
icine3 ouberacipabnlihrn Shritte5
pieaeidt feline SoeNreiic uod Slirifo
perlhieben lniiiieit miro. slildl Otlt.
Qlicber ocS Heoofti ionSItobc5 ser oSn-
oionopolis 9tcmSg mclhea 9lott bic
bctreiicnbcn elrtifel cbenfaIl3 pcroi.
ientlidte, Ihlb OILS 3eugen uorgelooen
morbclL uno man SiCht oaranS Den
Sdylu6, boB Gice FrGloent iSoir.
banfs, ,uclher elmer ser oaupt s!ftio,
uGrc ser "9teus Gnbliibing Go" tit
IN sic Sadc perluicfclt lpcrocn Ioli.
Die @rono Sllrp bcS IiltriftS Gu
llmbio bcqol1n bic llnicriuhung Der
Nlfioirc I'M 1890 bcittc &ornllttoa iii
scr Staot6olle, l,no bcrnobnt ais ct
item i3cu9cn SSerclninb WtottbcpS, el,
ucn Der @olbingtoner Correspondent
ten Der gtcu. .yorter Sun. Wfot-
tberpS luor friiber Eriuatletrctnr bcs
GiceprGliocnten SairbdllfS.
9tcm Dort. IS. rSonllor. - Glc
8rono SSllrp hcS 9linbeSgeri6ta
lontc beilte ebenfoQs ole GernebmilnG
bon 3euoen iibet 9ioolepelt'S @er'
leulnoln9spro5eB beginnen iho Der.
ichieoenr 9lngeIteG4, afr ~&orib" ma.
ren porgcloocn. 81 eincm Gerbor
bcrlel6en fam ea jeoot bcilte nibt.
Gic Slnlpdltc Der nNorlO" bcontrua
ten SiItiruno scr &orluoungcn lno
erflGrtcn bieicIben Iiir lmgcleblid),
iucil 0iclelben feinc Slngabcn ilber ben
Ghoratter Der Inttage o0er iibcr Die
ongctlooten Ecrionen entbalten. 9tut)
ltimacren 9lrglilclten lilr uno iuloer
Den slntrog ucrclllbarten lid Die BET
oericitiaen Nmrllte hcite Nahnlittdq
oabin, unl 1 llbr lnorgen 9fndlnittdg
ocm WunbcSrhtcr Morb Wienlorar.
ba iiber Ole Strcltiragc 5il ilnterbreIs
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Ncin Sd,uocncriaB fir MpDcr.

i4nibinQton, :. g., rs. San
Sua Gbcrbitrocs9criht entibief
fcutc Der Gntiddaionn9sflogc, mcl
DIE Ser iri,berc Frliibrnt Mopcr" bon
Der ,,NcItern Miners Jeberction" &C.
oen oen Gr, ,0ou0ernellr Eeobobp bon
Colorado cingcleitct botte, 81 @lul.
Iicn ocs gcrfIo1tcn. Otoper Der
longte Shubcnerinb, neil i'm Sou.
urrnel,r Yeobonp ucgen ieiner angeb'
liten YetbciIiglne an bem 9luir,lbr
sn 1cllurioc. Gc!, lit 1904 ci1Itcden
IieS nno ldn1ere Belt III Salt bebicIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
RADWAY & co.
NEW YORK.
On
Tamilicn- 5raaDbic in Seattle.

Seattle, Maib, lS. Saular. -
u. 8. SeeIep, SO Sabre alt. ieine so
iGbriae @attin mb ieine 22si1briae
Todtcr iino IN DER @obnnng Der ia.
Mile. IN einem iaibionobeln bieiigen
StootuIertel. ais 2eihen III einer
@oocmomc Gcillnoen moroen. Die
llnltanoc oclttcn an. SoB Der Bonn
nle @attin lnlo lodter bilrd, Sdl1ge
oui Den Mopi tootcte lmo Oaraui
Sel6Itmoro ollrA Grtrinteit beSina.
Gr ideint lih III finan,ieqer9cordna.
nib beflinocn III baben. obgleid) er
crit filr5llh $4,000 aus oen gtahlai;
ieincs Yotera erbaItcn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
@cacn cincr Vclcioinnna aclsnd)t.

Sopc, Slrf., is. Sonuor. -- Cine
Sdanr illn8cr OfGnncr bolte beute
iriiD, natbem iic Oen Sngeliclir Der
9lnloge fir clettriihc 9eleilcbtilng ge.
s!ulugcn bate. Den Strom ab5ubrc.
1en 10 bob olle 2idter i'm Staothell
crloicben, cincn 1S.idbrigen 9tceer,
9tunlens Sillioro, aus bcm Go,mtp
CeiGnsnib !mo bdn9tc i'm nl einenl
Gelegrupbeupiobl olli. Scr 9teger
mor ongefloat, dln lctten tSrcitaa III
feleibigeuocr @ciic III elmer &crtGlt.
fcrin I'M 2aocn Der CScbrilocr SnDncS
geiprotcn 81 bobcl. Ger Sderiii
mar sur Belt oCS GorialS nbipeicnb
nnb Scr Mob iibcrudltigte Den Sc
i1n8niB slifIcber obne Uiilbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
~ ptllrn
fihern
Yerfcftc Scroauuuq.

Tur6 ibre anti blIibfen Gisenfhaftea
'ttmnItreu fie Die 2eber Ia ber abfpnberuns bee
Sale uHo @lisffeibuna berieIben our1 bic
@aleHtandIe. Gieie qaen. In 9oien bon Stpst
bis bier. reguIIren baEstgft bic 0eberthatisielt
uns befreen ben Rateuten bon biefen WduaeIn.
@tre ceer 5pei bon gaabtpah's 9iIIeu tdaIlA
eerontneH bon Golden. peI1e on biItofsu
sdmeraen NIB 2rdebeit Scr asber Iciher. taI.
ten ons ebiiem reaeludba uup i'6eru etne
sefnnhe 8erbauurg.
so btu 1870 WieIIen bpn Der ndttfien Hpc.
tbefe eniiernt unb berIanee bon Gun. n'ir eiu
@ueeHb 9ores Sbrer giueu 8u uberienben. 80
letbe an WhsfeIsHbeumatsHtus uns mar neuu
moHue lang tn Spt gpriuss. WeIue 9ebtr
uuo Nteren ftub anaeariffeu. SO fanb. oaA
Sbre BtlIen mir mabr nieen, ais aHe Dsebt'
Siuen. bic Id aenommen, nno bic .spriusS'
obenSreiH. gttunesbou
%. Sdmek.
Saraua SGIa, Euma gounto. artsoua
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@er tlagt?
Hapner uerlangt 9lustnnit iiber Ser
lcnmoungs,Ero,ef.

GS criitirt fein 8eieB, Inter peIhem
bic Reaier,ng eiuen Sniurienpro'
ieG cinleitcn fonl. Ncueltc
slllSmiidlie bcS FananloitunoaI@.
9ittcre 2lttadc auf Gooeoclt
I'M HcprGientontcabouie -- Ges
prG'entant GSillctt pom gtem.
g)prf Ser 9lngrcifcr. - EraIioent
lebnt Ginloomg SIR SetbeiIi.
gltn0 om Sorii.Gonocnt ab. ~
SbcrbunocSgeriht pcrlpirft Wto.
per'S Shabcueriabflo1c
" a ington, Z. s. Is. San
- Senator Hapner BON Wtarplanb
brohtc beute i'm Senat einenSeldIllb
EN- lpelher ben @enerol Gunoc5s
Nlmuult um 4ustlnit iiber Ben ongeb-
Iih Don Der glnbeSrc1ierlug gegen
gelpiiie 3eitlrngcu (0ie o9tep- Dort
sSorlo" mo oie nSnoianopoIis
Stems" III Gerbinolug nit ihren sln'
1abcn iiber einen Gunomuifanoal,
singeleiteten Gerl .ilmblmg@prp5eB cr-
Iltht 9iopner ucrlangte lofortige or
mdglnlg beS @cicbttiie5 lno io8te, cr
ipilultc 81, ipilicn, oh Der Ero5cB ullT
EeraHlolIimN oc5 Erdlioenten einge:
Icitct morben llnb nit melder 9elet.
lihcn Hcrchtiguna cs Dcldeben Iel.
Ga criilire fein VeIet, mcldcS cine
&erlelunblng Ser Negierlng sum
Gcrbrccbcn temple. 9Sc1lr Der Eru-
iibcnt 0la,bc, oab CT perlonlih per
Icunloct !uoroen iei, 10 fOnnc CT por
sic @rano. rSurp beS Giitritt5 Golrm.
bia Qehen un6 cine llnterllld,tna for
bern. Sn5 Sltlti5oeportcmcnt babe
9tiht5 bainit jn tblul luo menn Der
Er1iioent oic 0cluolt Der 9unoeSgc-
ridlte onrufe, INN qeBen ieiue ou9eb-
Iitben @erleltnber eill5uihrcitcn. 10
rcrletc CT Die SeieBc beS 2anbeS. 49,
2obae crbob Gnluab Qegcn Die io-
iertt9e 9ctodolnp oes @cIhhllic9
uno oerIclbe irltrhc inter ocn Hegeln
bis mor1en uerIhobert.
Nlit 81 gc9en q Stimnlcn bcid)loB
ser Senot i'm lrcitcren Nerluuie lci,
ner belitiBtlf &erbonotmgcn oua
Solir 0c5 Spredlcrs oes NeprdIen.
tGlltenba!lica pom $4,000 mli So
600 81 erhoben, nnltatt alti $2O, 900,
luie bas Gonritc iiir Gerluiuiglungclt
ae,tlu1en bate. @erihicOenc Re
Den lullroen 5u Oimitct ocS goridla-
ge5 geboItclt unb Senator guilep
bon IeruS orgumentirte oa0egen. lin
5.20 eriolgte Tertagung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Ghrlidi.

Gbrlib lpd0ret iiIilner anl qdueiien llu3db.
iae topen. Ar5neien iillo fhoi gsaeu Sduiora
rboioen dngcpreien luorbeH. lluiahliae bon Den
aeuteu, Die ME aue iperoeH, itnn onourdb fhpu
aneetiitrt nut iby Cielo eebrltt poroen ohne
nab Tic 9ii!fc iunoer Seshalb baben in d!fcb
Sm oieeenfab odill iiebt eopeh 1r Silsbes' 5
beriibmtee grafeii3 gerannieS sodntorrhpinrD
oeiimtital. tds. ipie ebrih aht 1dnaiteu ipdhrf
bic ell Suuienoen tSebeilicn erfreut, ionoern
dndh onrh fcne GrtoIae u,ebr niio n,sbr be
riibmi aenladbt hdt. Eroben fret eertunot pol
I. Neniiuecier 60, epg 2i16 gseiu, BORT
(StSuSu {&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Tas ,@crid ,uinoeH MCpl plepelfs."
gitterer g(ngriii oeS 9lepriilcntantcn
@iliait auf oen GrGiioenten. --
Gin "iluergbaiter Sprobling hol4
linoilher 9riinlcr."

lan0t1d)er 8ruf,cr."
30a i tnGton, 9. G., Is. Son,
-- ,Sm 9teprdlentontenballe uerur.
indte @illett (E..D,) beilte betridt.
lid)es M,liiebcn birn cinen bittercn
alngriii od ben gralibcnten. SSn eli.
uer 9feSe. ols heren 5bemu er .los
@erihrinbcn 9iooierclt'S" ousers
mdblt 6attc. fritiiirte er bie pielen ci.
ecnrGd)tigcn Sanbluusen, lpcldc iih
scr TraIioent leit Dem 9lnfang ieineS
9mtstermins erIoubt Gat aui if)p.
nlngsloie Seiie unb namte i'm III.
ter s!nocrem ciner v}ncrgbaitcn
Sproblilg bollanoiifcr arGmcr."
)tebner mahte iib lliltig iiber Hooic.
pelt's slnlpriihe, nidjt nur boldnbi.
ides, lonoern oilh engliihcs, iriihes
nnb frun56iiifes gHlt in icinengI bern
81 1nben. ipottete iiber ieine ongeb.
lifen militIrlldcn Seiltllngen oui
Cuba. ioluic iiber ieine id,riitltelleri,
iden 9eiltun9ell inb ieinen anauios.
Glub lmo lDltroe 'flieBlih 10 giitig
hob ibm 6aS Sans nit 126 gegen 76
Stinlalcn baa s1ort ent3oa. Gic slb'
imnn,n1 lunr ein riftesEnrtcipottm.
@illett bate in ieiiler Gbilippifa 10
sicnllth olle sll,shriifc crid)opit, mel.
dc CT aniuenocn fpurtc, Inn iei1er
Diciril,ra iiber Hoolepelt 9litsornf SIT
ucrlciben Inter anbcrcm hnrofte.
riiirtc er Aooiepelt ais einen idled).
ten Sterj. einen SGeinfonig, einen
Sheinbelocn llno einen Sprannen.
Inter oen nid)t iiberieebaren aoic.
namen, lrc!de CT linn bciIegte, be-
ianocn iid) .0argople." .Sap 5eos
rer" ino fountain Of 9iainsSsate.
geuA Der @i1ett.gpiiooc ieste oas
8ai5 bic gebatte iiber Die Veniions.
GerTpiIlisunss6ia pdbreno oes Neiies
Der sielmg tort. Tim 5.O3 pertoste
ei it'd bis nrorsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Golleftircn ppn 1909 Stenern.
steacr.I 2athbaus.
Wn! u ore. ben 4. Nanller 1909.

Sur NadttdJt fIr etfutr5abifr.
Die Niiher- bieies 3epartements iiHo iett
ae5finet sur Gniaeaennabne Der 3ablung po;t
9tpe uno Elm baIb t2Rl Rro8ent Rabatt
tperben nuf ale .ftaotiibeu grlInbeigentbums.
Berionu.s uno Observation-Disclosures beipil:
ipdier, aIs bis eamitas. ben 30. Sautiar, II
nbr Uhttaas toer 81. Sanuar lit Elm Sonninei,
besdbIr tuefoen Siinf t6l Rro,eri !peroen llIf
StaaIsrehnungen beipiuat
Stener5abier fbnHcu ibre WcchnuHget per
Yofi erbalier, itoem oiefe!beu obne 3beern
Sara eruds MT gRaass Ses Gaac9itIS|aas
zines init Der betreiferben slsreiie heriebeHen
trantirten griefunflags. seeine Re6nunaen
tuenn nitbt barum peribnIieb ooer breilid er.
fIdt tuire.
sranf grpiuu,
(Sau5, ,12,t9,25l Ztabt, t,5teuereiunebiHer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
~ Htllrtt

goIIftdHosa eefhmddIcs. elegant Hbersosen,
pursiren, reguireu. IIdren. reinIeeu uHb ftat.
fen. 0'aoipap's Viuen ilir SeiIuus aIIer Rs,
fttperben bes Wasers. BET GtTse,peiSs, Elis.
rem, @Iafe, nerpbfe aranibsiteH. gpmiHesI
Geriiao. 8erftopfunG, 4iIes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Aunit.Qeib= =MusiteQung.

Wsarhlanb 5ui.itut 8anerie unter ben Witt
fpijten oeS Charcoal Club. Tdalib bon 1880
gormittaes Bis $50 gbeuos unb bon 7.3o Bis
1890 stbenhS Qtntrttt 25e. Qs-23)
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Siidjpi MeSnaib gcitDrbcn.

II deter N..D, rs. sSonuar
S5odlp. Bernard ). 0teGuaio.
Siitboi Der r6ni'6-t1tboliiden Gi0,
5eic Jiof)cIler. lit Deite iriib I'M 9lItey
Ron 80 Sabrcn geltorben nofocn CT
o6t gtonate lang trolf buruieber &C.
legcn bate. Gr mar III Der Siubl
Peu-yorf 0eborcn lno erbieIt oie
ErieIterlueibe am tG. Saniior 1918.
Seit 1868 luar ct giifof bon olo'
d,eiier.
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Giubreder litd)ten III Der

- Ginbreder lithten i'll Der Dor
!csten NaGt Die Staatsbanf bon Gar
rier, 1877 Diailen noroneitlid) bon
Crib, Sflab, beIm, ipren9ten Dos
@eipolbe lno"erbellteten $4,000. Gic
grplciion oemolirte faIt oas san'r
Ocbd,,bc.
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SobnStn II IT, Fd, Is. San. --
Sieben 9lusltnOer, lueld)c lih angcbt
lid ouf elmer geItern gefelerten &odl'
5cit bis 51r 9elinmlngsloIigfeit be-
rulliht batter, murocu bcllte bel eli
nCn Tcuer, luelGes brei Ndll1er III
@ouotomL Someriet.Gonnm, ser
ltortc, 5u looc ucrbrannt. Gin UtonrL
rcltcr bie sSeilcrsbrllnIt peridnllNet,
enttam NIT ihncrjbaftcn Nranonln'
oen. Gieier Uionn mar bcute irilb
olli9cItonocn, Inn oaS luubrcno Der
9ioht crIoidenc Seuer inl Glen mie'
scr ou5lBiilocu lmo mcrocte III oie.
lCm 3mede Eetroleum on. Cine Gr.
ploliou erfnlAtc. lul0 Die iiebcn Shlu.
ier in ocn hrei Souicrn. pcldc niht
GllS ibrcm Haulhc gelpedt mcrocn
tonnten crlitten ben Slommeutoo.
Die 5crltGrten @ebGuoc gcborten Der
YSomerict Oil 60" rnb nuren ehua
%2lO0 mertb.
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Mod, cine tsrtrabDfidiaft.

Moibin9tom :. g. Is. San,
Ger 4rdIioent i,berIdlidic bclltc
Dem Gongrcb cine SpcjialbotidoIt
unb cmpiiehtt in Oerielhen Die 9ln,
hubmc eines Nicitbes. lueldes i'm
cntoril!ri. ben ,. 6cbrltor 1909 oils
100. ,Sabrcatoa Der eSebrrt slbraDam
2incoln's ais ipe5iellen 9tational-
iseiertaa III protlamircn.
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Eaiie ,nr Neiic in's Nmslanb br-
'urat Is. Maine, Wr. 413, Cit.@alti.
morei,rafe, mabe Gnitum SDpnie Ape.
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aranfbaftes aopfwe1,
Trancalcioeu,
llnueroaulidfeit,
Siliolitdt,
Seritopinng,
Spspcplia
an0 aGe Sl0rua0sn 0,r ce6sr

@ead'ei bic foIseubeH Sbmpiome. .peits
enrO aranfDeten Der Nerbaul.nssorenne ent.
!teben: ssertppuna. iuueriiHe 5dnlorrboibea.
Wlatunorana GaE stopir. iaurer Wlnaen, sia.
ieubIuieH. Ser5fIopien gieI Dor EpeifsR,
Snmerc be5 Waaens. faures stniiiobeh. Gin.
fen itro acpfen bes Scrsens. tufraense ODER
Grftldunes' '0sfnble bslm SnIeeeu. bee.
i9tpommereS sinGenIitt. Tunrte cber Delpebe
boz ben Glaen. 6ieber uuo bntupfe gnmet,ea
i'm stopie, GerInii hcr e9fpebat atIonberul,a.
@e!bbeit eer 9ai't uro Ftuaen. G6mersen In
Der Gcite. @ruti unb eIiebern. nnb pInbltme
Tnfdde bon Site. g'renucn tm gIetfde. al.
nige uenige 3ofen bon Mabmae's YtI.
len merben baS Gbilem bon al ben o6sf
aennnnten gefbtpesoeu tefreien.
Yreis 25c. per ZbadbteI.
@erfanft bei alien Nputbefeu ubtr
SnrdJ bic SSoit beriaubt.
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Sm Tauidjc sn Sohc ucr6ranut,

TrogiIde@ NadlipieI cillcr @od5eit. .--
Siebel @Gltc hotten oc3 @utert
Ill oiel gcthan mo founte hct'H
9lusbrld) zines Tcurra niht &C.
pctt luerbeu.
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ltutcrInd,ung bcainnt.

@rono Surp III @oibinQton per.
nimmt 3ct9cil iIbcr glooicpcltS
Gcrl1lulounqspro'cB, - Sago'
rciie noh slfrit0 miro piel(eid]t
perlhoben. - @crbnnolllngcn IN
Seem -Wnrt.
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Waikiki, one of the men indicted by
the grand jury on the charge Of hav-
ing murdered the sailor Wetherill,
was arraigned before Judge De Bolt
yesterday afternoon and entered a plea
of not guilty. The two others, Thomas
Cummings and James MeCandless, were
present in the court, but were not ar
raigned owing to the fact that the nee
essary papers were not in the court
room.
The case of Fujikawa, VINO is being
sued by the Territory, was called up,
and County Attorney Cathcart asked
to have it set for two clock next
Saturday morning. Judge De Bolt said
that, although he has somewhat of a
reputation for being in court early, he
had never yet succeeded in being there
at two In the morning, and he thought
two IN the afternoon would be some
what better. The County Attorney
agreed with him.
Hygashi, who was recently indicted
by the grand jury for criminal assault
on little girl less than fourteen years
OF age, asked to be allowed to change
his plea of not guilty to plea of
guilty. The Judge consented, and SEN
tence viii be passed at nine o'clock
Saturday morning.
The case of the Territory VS.. Yama-
motto and eight other japanese. all of
whom are in jail, was set for next We'd
nesday morning.
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