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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13

Miss Alma Scherr, who spent the
winter with friends and relatives in
Florida and Washington, D. c., is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Rem
ringer. of Oakland.
Mrs VIM. K. Olfutt and two children,
who were on visit to Mrs. Offutt S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Hum
bird, in Cumberland, returned to their
home in Oakland last Saturday.
Rev. E. Manages. pastor of the Oak
land Lutheran church, went to Davis,
West Va, Monday where he is attend
ing the sessions of the District Confer
ence being held there this week.
E. S. West, on Deer Park road, one
half mile out of Oakland, has two good
pianos to sell cheap; also good six year
old mare. thoroughly broken and abso-
lutely safe. No better worker in the
country. st
Mrs. H. A. Loraditch, who was on an
extended visit to her brother, Mr. R. H.
Hamill, at Upper Potomac, w. Va,
spent Sunday in Oakland, and had as
her guest Mrs. Sue Browning Langhlin,
of Blaine.
Mr.. j. NJ. Stanton accompanied Mrs.
Stanton and children to Clarksburg last
Saturday afternoon where the latter
will be guests of relatives a week or
two. Mr.. Stanton returned to Oakland
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jameson, of
Piedmont, who are residing on the farm
of the formers father, Mr.. W. T.
Jameson, near Mountain Lake Park,
We're guests IN Oakland on Tuesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder.
The bond election carried at Morgan
town when the proposed bonds of
SlOO, 900 for the purpose of building the
new schools were ratified by the people.
The total vote was 752, less than 1-2 of
the registered vote. OF this 70 more
than the necessary 3-5 were for the
bonds. Immediately the school board
will let the contracts for the building of
FIVE new buildings, one in each ward.
Rev. j. E. Goodwin, of Hancock, Md,
who was rector for year or more of
st. Matthew'S P. E. church in Oakland,
is here on visit to his former parish
toner's. After leaving Oakland Mr..
Goodwin went to Florida, where he re-
sided until about year ago when he
returned to Maryland, engaging in
ministerial work at Hancock where he
has thrifty congregation.
Mr.. Charles j. Bunce, assistant agent
at the B. & o. station in Oakland, went
to Philadelphia last night on train No.
Il to appear in court N that city today
to testify IN a damage suit instituted
against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road by passenger who alleges that
ne was forcibly elected from a train Of
the defendant company at Deer Park
station in September, 1907.
Mr.. Carl Brown, son of Sheriff and
Mrs. Austin Brown, who went to
Clarksburg, w Va, as pitcher for the
base ball team at that place, was re-
leased by the management on last Sat
urday last and returned to his home
here where he remained until Tuesday
afternoon when he signed with the
Grafton nine, going from here to Con-
nellsyille where he will pitch in the
game played this afternoon between
ConnellsviIle and Grafton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
ARTHUR TOWNSHEND
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber
of Garrett county, Maryland. hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett county.
in Maryland, letters of Administration on
the personal estate of
JONAS WASS,
late'of Garrett Co.. Md, deceased. All per
sons haYing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber. on or before the 18th day OF
October next; they may otherwise by law
lie excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
April, 1907
JAMES GUARD.
Administrator.
Guard Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13

DR.. j. w Laughlin, of Deer Park,
was in Oakland on business yesterday.
Money to loan on mortgage or real
estate. BOWIE JOHNSON, Oakland,
Md. 81
Mr.. D. E. Offutt, Jr, who went to
Baltimore last Saturday night on bust
ness, returned to Oakland Tuesday even
ing.
WANTED - Two girls for general
housework. Apply at THE REPUBLICAN
office.
Attorneys William f. Walsh and
Robert H. Gordon, of Cumberland,
were visitors to Oakland Monday and
Tuesday.
Prof. H. A. Loraditch, who is engag-
ed in instructing manual training class
at Grantsville, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Oakland.
Miss Bessie limbaugh, who was on
an extended visit to Cumberland rela-
tives and friends, has returned to her
home in Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
Church Services.
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN.

ST. MARKS LUTHERAN
Services next Sabbath as follows:
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching TO- a. m.
Luther League every Wednesday at
8p. m.
Deer Park-Preaching at p m.
Everybody welcome.
E. MANGES. Pastor.
ST. PAUL'S ME-
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at $50 a. M; preach
ing at 10. as a. M, and at p. m.
Epworth League Monday 8 p. m.
Junior League Wednesday Ais p. M
Prayermeeting Wednesday p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
J. B. WORKMAN. Pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
National Stock Company.

The National Stock Company will be
the attraction at the Oakland Opera
House this evening, when Jason Joskins
will be presented. The company is
composed of very clever people and has
the reputation of being one of the best
repertoire companies touring the coun-
try this season. Tickets will be on sale
at the Oakland Pharmacy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
May 1st, 1909.

According to the provisions OF the Code OF
Public General Laws of Maryland every
person or persons doing business for gain or
profit, except the maker, grower or manu-
facturer. are hereby notified that they must
take out license.
AUSTIN BROWN.
Sheriff OF Garrett County, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
LICENSES.

Notice is hereby given to all persons or
bodies corporate or public. who may be re-
CURED to take out LICENSES that they
or before
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-05-13
ORDER NISI.

Zephaniah Duckworth ct al, vs. Stephen
DuckwOrth.
No lO42 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County.
Ordered. This end day of March in the yea<
1909. by the Circuit Court for Garrett county,
sitting in equity, that the sale made and re-
ported in the above cause by Fred. A. Thay-
er and Taylor Morrison, trustees, be ratified
and confirmed, unless CnuSe to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 23rd day
of April, 1909, provided copy of this order
he published in some newspaper published
in Garrett county. once week for three sue
cesSive weeks before che 18th day of April,
1909.
f. L. TOW Err, Clerk
True Copy-Test:
L. i. TOW Err Clerk
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

fobrt in ser 0unbesarmee. Gr ell-
pfieblt aud. Sfrittc 81 tbu,l, IN.
cine poaltdnoiaere Gontrole iiber bic
Stationen fiir brabtIoie 5elearopbie
an Den 8iiIten SIT crIoneen, inbem cr
erflart, cs iei Itarte Gonfniion bci
Dem Iepeidenaustditid 5iuiiten Sen
pcrltleoehen acknowledgements
fen lnb ben Sdiiien altf See ellt-
ltunoen.
Gbicagper Contribution.
Scnrp =. Gnlorp. Sorli6er Der Sn,
riibeborbe, ipelher bier in @enlcin.
lbaft nit ieinen Imts-Goueae Hcp-
nolos nnb Sanocrs oen 9ctrieb Der
9robiddhtereien in Chicago inter.
lut,t bot, lit nod, @aibington sl,riid.
9efebrt. Ter 5oupt5fped Der Grni!.
telitngen mar, genau feit5ulteuen, eb
irgeno cine @riIuolage beltebt fiir Die
bon amerifaniiden Grporteuren crbo-
bene 9eifmerbe, baB bon Der bent.
Idcn uno Der iran5oiiiden &egicrula
nahtbeiliae llnteribeibuneen acaet
amerifaniides 9iibienfleiit ecmod,t
perben. Gle So%rifbcboroc broild,t
Dos gciamlncltc Waterial fir etpoige
empfeblungen i'll 9e5ilg ollf bic slll,
i%pcnonng beS @orimnI- mnb beS Mi.
nimal- 3oaes ocS nelcit Sarifaeiebes.
Gidinon's ausIeaungo Scr
W uuIforb Gcrorbnuna.
8rieasictretGr Iidinion bat Scr III
.uoriger @obe erIaiienen 1aulforb=
Weroronung Oes YrGiibenten 9aft fir
Die 9iireall-Gbeis cine 4usIeguna nc,
eeben, gemaB weld1er sic 9iireo,l.
Chefs ieineS requirements bod ben
Senatoren uno &eprdientonten ST.
reft gusfunft iiber Holrtine- gnselc.
genbeiten ertbeilen oiirfen, meIf)e MIR
ibre 9iireaur angeben. Sir anoerr,
politiid)e ODER ipidtige ooer ouBeror.
oettlide neutrality-suspicious. oarf abcr
illir nit GrlaubniB bes Geportcmellt-
aciproden pcrocu.
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Semen flaat aaf" ShabcnerIab.

eos angeles, Gnl., 3. Ge5. =
Erancis 5. Senep, Der irilherc Stills
Iifriftsanmalt bon Sun Srancisco,
meld)er Iid) auf ieinem Mage nad)
@ri5ona einiac 3eit III bieiiger Stoot
oribalt, beitdtietc bette oas 8criiht.
bnb cr Srn. @ni. $. Groder poil
Son 6%ranrisco in Ntcm.yorf ipegcr
Gerl1umbung aui $250.000 Sfa.
bcneriob uerflagt bat. T4ie Sr. Sc.
rep mittbeilt. mlroen bic bicsbeSii9'
lidcn @eridtsbofllmentc id,on scltern
hcm Srn. Grodcr in Nep.Dorf 5ugc.
ltcat. 9roder lit elm befantter Yon.
tier bon San Srunciscp. @enep'S
Stage lit auf cinen bon Grofer in
cinern Nep-Dorfer 9lottc per0iient,
lld}ten Artifcl boiirt, melhcr ieii.
(Scnep's) @crhaltcn in ben Snr
Srnncisco'er Strait" Yro5clicn Der
oGd,tiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Rad bier Sabrcn cntlaEcn.

bloomsbury, Ea., s. Gej. -
Gie @ebriiOer %iSortunoto lno Mrlto-
Mo G%alobrero. lpelf)e Dor nobe;ll pier
Sobren inter Der Nnfluae pcrbaftct
moroen lpareli, ileltll W1llner i'm
Nllitroge Der .Sdmar5en sSallo" CT
n;oroet 5u baben, bcitan0cm bcilte oa.
bier Gin &erbor linb miirben cntldi.
icn. Sbre Gerbaftune criolgtc on
Grlno o%nonpner, Der Stnats- mo
ScfoIbcboroc 5u8egangellcn Yricic.
bobin lonteto, hab bic 9riioer Die
Morotbntcn beganael bitten, mo
rab bic 2eifen Der Spfer I'M Seller
Der Galobro'id)cn @obnin9 ucrsra.
Gc, mifeeiunben werOen miiroen.
G'riinblid)e Nafiorid)unscn eriolaten.
trodlten je0oh feincrlei 9epeiie &C.
gen Die 9riioer ST Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

ser britten StunSc in Die @oGnmng
bcs llnteroffi5iers Seth eineebrun-
gen unb batter i'm m%iBbanbeIt. @e,
gen oes Iesteren SoIles mare bas
Corps oil iif 1lidt beitraft iuoroen.
Ole SuspenoirlIng erfoIgte aber i'm
SinbIid nuf Die 1batiadye, bob be-
reits cin Gr5eB porlag, megcn beiicn
ben 9oruiien Die Suspenbirung ar-
aeorobt moroen NOR. Mm "a. Sum-
botte lid ndlnlid) Elm Tngcboriger
oes Corps bel elmer feitIiden Gerans
itoltune in Dem Nadbarort Meblcn
8u ihipereu gusid)reituneen gegen CT.
men oortigen Yoliseibeomten binrel.
ben laiicn. 3arauf erfolgte Die Gin.
brobung Der Suspeniion, Die nod
Dem Sau Seth munnlebr olird)ge-
fiibrt lporoen lit.
9ie Mfiaire Seitb bate olld oas
ar~iegsgeridt beifaftist, oas Die Ili-
geflagteu ireiiprad, ga Die 3ergcn-
ausiagen 81 unbeitimmt lpare1t. Ser
@rllno fir Die MiBbqnolrng oes Gin.
iGbrig . Sreipiaieen . llnteroifi5iers
Seth ioI anseblid ser llmitanb &C.
lpeien iein, oab Seth oils tatboliid)er
Gorpsitnoent Die Satisfaftion BET
lpeigert bate.
Mebr tiirfiib dc Offi5ierc
ii prcnBi d. Grmcc.
Nus Dem &riegs Winiiterinnl
miro befaunt, oaB nellerbines bier
5ebn tiirfilhe Sffi5iere in Der prcltbi-
iden armee anseitelt tporoen iinb.
Sbre 3obl entipridt %ungefdbr berie.
nigen Der be,ltiden Sffi5iere, lpelbe
iid Dor mebreren Moden nah Der
1iirfei begeben haben, I'M BORT ais
Snitrufteure tbGtig 81 iein.
Iusfubr iteigt.
Gie ansirbr aus benz 9e3irf bcS
@cueral &onIulots Berlin nod) ben
Ser. Staaten lit III Der ilinglten 3eit
erbeblid) geitieeen. Sir Die @onotc
Sftober nno Nopember alleil be5if'
fert iid) Die 3unabme oes @ertbcs
auf fat flint DtiGionen Morf.
euiionsantr ii d.
ge5ogen. '
Gle angemelbete 8epiiion gegeii
Dos llrtbeil i'm aieler @erft : Yro5eB,
ipeldes alif 5reiipred]nng aller Nn-
geflagten, Der 9eonten ipic oeraouf-
leute, lal,tete, lit bon Der Staatsan-
ipaltihaft mlnnlebr 5uriidgeSogen
lpproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Walie nnS ieine WiftfreTcr.

Yeoria, Sa., 8. Ic5cmber. -.
Ter Gbemifer Der 9lnoesregieruns,
Tr. s. 8. @ilep, meilt bier nit lei.
ner gan5en .@ifteiier- Abtbeilune,"
I'M in einem Yro5eB I'M bieiigcn
Sinoesgeribt 3ei,anib ab5ulegen, 1T
peld)em Die 8inioesregienuna bier,ia
&iitcn prGieroirter Gier bc;iialid,
ibrer 9eiunbbeitsSutraglibfeit inter.
i,,den l1Bt, melde Dor pier Monotcu
hciblognabmt moroen iino. Cies lit
Der critic Hro5eB, in ipeIdem o,Ii
@rnno 'bes nelien SpitemS oaS Rab.
riingsmittel- Tepartenent Der Bun.
hesregiernmg lpegen 8erwenbllng oil.
tiger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poraebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Sin SeIbitmpro,Yaft?

Woon ofet, u. s., s. Tc5. -
6rnu Sctopie ct. George mo Gin
Mann, beiien aleiber nit Dem So.
men i. 9. Glontt be5cidJnct ,parcn,
wurben IN Der lebten Nad)t III einem
bieligen Sotci ais 2eif,cn oufgeinl.
ocin. Gbiiren nnb 6enitcr pnrcn oid)t
rerldlpiien nnO bas @as angeorebt.
Gle 9eboroe slaubt, oaB Die 1rago.
Die Die 6olge eincs Se(bltmorb-Yafts
III. Gie 6ran mar 20 Sabre alt,
m1hrcno Ser Monn boS ausiebm ci.
res 5iini6i8ers botte ltnh Cit SON.
6clsrcilcnoer aelpelcm 1I icin ideillf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Myra fommt ais rnnteritittc" Nns'
iuanberin.

@ihita, SIS, 8. IeSember.
Mpra NeSenrp, Deldbc wieoerbo!t
perDoftet iporoen lit, neil JIG nit
iGrem Bell in Observation-Disclosures
sreBes 3critorunssluerf onaerihtet
bette. reiite BON bier nad} Der grn-
bcsbauptitaot, Inn bort iudtreno oes
@inters benz Gongreb 5n5uiesell.
Sis man erfubr, bob fie it'd nod oem
Often 81 bcseben wiinidr. peranltai-
tcte. man cine SaInmlun9, I'M lire
S~ieiicfoitcn anIpibrineen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
2oeal Cptiom.Nablen.
&emperen5ler iiegen in Gbnrlottes.
pide. - &eaftion geeen Yrobibi.
tionswabn in WaNahujetts.

pule. - Teaffton gegen Frobthl.
tionsmabn III Maiiahuietts.
Charlottesville, ga, 8.
Ie5ember. - Bel Der bier abacbo!.
tenen 2ocal Sption-g8abl iiegten Die
Scmperen5ler nit Der oniebnlitc1
Maioritat BON $50 Stimmen, rpGb-
reno iie Dor 3nei Sobren BON S33
abgegebenen Stimmen n,r 40 erbol-
ten batten. Bel Der geitrigen @ab!.
meld,e obne ieben 3piiheniaa Der.
lief. ipilrOen 1852 Stimnren abge9e.
bell.
. it o II. Miaii., s. Tc5cmber.
IN 1elgc elmer Heaftion gegcn Die
Erobibitipn, nelf1c I'M porigeu Sabre
int sa,jen Staate WoIiafuietts er.
fclarcid) mar. febrten bel Scr abitint.
n,iing III IA StGbten ibrer bier, nGn,a
lid 6aa &iper, Ne1p-9ebforb. Marl.
bpro nno 8lonceiter. 81 Dem Shanfs
llcen5ipitenl 3uriid, unO SaperbiQ
allein lparbte lid nit elmer fltappen
Wfaioritnt Der p%oQitdnoigen Yrobi5i>
ton 81. Sn Nem.9 BEDFORD bctrug bic
Maioritdt fir Sd)anfliccn5en 234t
mo IN 6da Hiper 2158 Stimmeu.
Gitd)burg, 2aiprence, Wortbomptpn,
Eittsfielo, Springfielb nno Taunton
perbarrten bel benz 2ieen8ipitem uro
srodton. Quincy uno @altbam Bile.
ben BET Der %poaItdnbisen Yrobibiticn.
Ve5iiglid Der Waporspabl bate
Springficlo Den miffallenoItcn I'm.
ldnplrng 81 per5cidncn, inoem es gum
ciIten Mal ieit Dem Sabre 1901 Elm
ocmofratiiheS Stabtoberbaupt wGb!.
te. ebmaro $. 2atbrop idlug BORT
oen &epnblifaner WiQiam 6. San-
otrlon. mclder lid nm eircn uicrtpn
Mlntsternlin bcipurb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Nencr Sonnet.
&rroe in Ger Moutug Maht pplt
cinem Stuoehtcn Der Erinceton.
llniperiitGt elltoc6t.

Ncw Dorf, s. Ge3cnber.
Gin ncllcr aolnit iii in Der porlebteI
9tad)t bon ,3ocd)ella Sunicl. chem
Mit9licb Der aloiic BON 1908 Der
Grinceton- llniperiitdt, entocdt NOR.
bcn. IS lit Dies Der brittle oerortiec
&immelsforpcr, oeilen G%orbauocn-
iein burd) ben iungcn Stuoenteu felt
GclteQt lpllrbc, nno Camel bat nod
i'm 2altfe bes geltrigeit 1aees Dem
Sarparo Sbierpotorium SIT Gam.
bridge telegrapbiif Wittbeiluug bon
%lciter iiinglten entoeduna gcn,adt.
Ger critic Don linn beobahtete &onct
lit als Sanielsaomct pom Sabre
1907, Der Spcite als Goniel .&omet
bonn Sabre 1909 IN Der nitronomi.
idlcn 0elt befannt. Ger nelie aomet
ttluegt lid lanalam IN norliher Hid).
tllng uno tit ollrh ein brei5olligeS
Ieleifop bcutlid) iidtbar. Ganiel be-
obod)tetc AM porlebten NbcnO fitr5
rod 8 llbr ourd icin 1eleifop Ole
Sicrne, ais CT auf ben iren1ben &c.
liider am Tirinamcnte ouimerflam
lpuroc. Gr ifcnfte linn crit sroBerc
@caftltng, oils or %pabrnobn, onb CT
lid, tort bcmc9te. Iann mohtc CT
Wcrllld,c, feline acilaiic Yoiition mad
elncm lit Der Nobe befinoIidell, matt
iinfclnocn Sternc ieit5uItellen, aber
brnfle Wolfcn pcrbcdten cine Sc.
funoe ipdter oen Stern iino nrrbh,-
htrtcn cine eel,nne Galfllation. Hnd,
Gonicl's Tarlegung bat Der aonlct
, enc fnit rlInOe Gornl.
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Yieree freiaelprud,eu.

amitin. 1er., 8. Se3cnber. -
Sm 9crbdItnib SIT oell lueitidJmciii.
gen Observation-Disclosures gine bic
SanptperbanoI,,ng int Groseb sesen
cen WiIliondr 8. Giup Eierce ipeeef,
&eineios Guberit ilott BON itattc,i
i.no cnoctc oanit, oab bic Siirp ben
Mnaeflaaten ireiiprod. Nierce itebt
an Der Spite Der ,8aters 8iercc Oil
60" u,to io1te in bent Sample oes
Staates Seras geecn bieic @eien.
idlaft falide Mnsiaget aenlad)t habem,
iuorauf Die anflage pegen Mieineiocs
Qeliiist wnrbe.
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Inter $4,000 8iiraidaft.

Mewe Sapcn. Cont, 8. IeS.-
Nobert .. Dii.ir, Der iriibcre aaiiircr
Der Peoples 9anf & 2ruit Co."
meld)cr geitern 4bcl,o olii bic pom
Staatsbonf-G ommiIidr erbnbelte DC.
ldluloigung, Dob er iih $4,000 aus
Den 5onos oes Snititits geicemioria
al!gee,gnct babe, pcrDaftet porocu
ipar, iuilrbe i'm bieiigen Staotacrid)t
lis su Der in elmer 8ode absubaltcn-
Gen Sorperbanoluna unter eine9iirgs
itnft non $4,000 gcltellt.
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felt gegeriiber 5l ~tretell, erlptelen.
Is limo ibon cin babies lubcn0 Sit
telltote aegen iein 2ebcn Don reuolue
tiondrer Seite periibt iporben. Cine
IoId)e &eribporltng bat sur Sinrids
tung pon iieben angebIid 9etbeilig-
ten aefiibrt. 8roBfiirit 9tifolouS iuar
I'M CONNER pori9en Sobrcs burb
ben G5oren Der 2eitung bes Natio-
nolen 8ertbeioigungsratbes entboben
poroen llnO bate iofort oos Cont
manoo iiber Die CONNER : Manoper
IN petersburg iibcrnommen.
Mlfon1o's Seibcn.
Mobrib, 8. Ge5. = a6nigin Bic
torio, beren @ntbinoune fir Den MO
nat glpril 81 ermorten itebt, lit in
OroBer Gorge Inn Die @eiunobcit bes
&onigs, Der on ei1er tllbcrfulolen
Iffeftlon Der pbcrein N%oicnboble unO
bea inneren Sbres lcibct. Or. Ion-
roe, Der aus 9oroealr ST. @illfe &C.
rufen murbe, bot bcreits einige d)is
ruraiide gineriiic poreelommeli,
Ood bat lih in ben lcsten Sugen lpie-
Der cine geiabrbrobenoe 9omplifa-
ton cingeiteQt. aonig Hlionio biirf-
te Die Suberfuloie BON leiltem Soter
qeerbt boben, Der itdnoig an Gbnli-
den MISUNDERSTANDING, lit mo
bieicm 2eioen aud erlag.
Suffro9ettcn II d. mebr
popular
Sonbon, s. Ie5. - Sn elmer
Gnifrogetten : @eriammlung erfldr-
te Sri. Gbriitabel Yanfburlt, oaB Der
dlti Dem @abnbofe in griitol nuf
@initou Gburbiq periibte Ingrift
NIT elmer Sunbepeitibe nid)t MIR Ell
ne .ipmboliite" Sanolung geipeien
iei, ionoern BOB Gburd)ia MIR erbal-
ten babe, ipos er perbiente. @robe
Seiterfeit crre9te Die SdlIbbemcrs
flung Der Heonerin, tic iueroc nlorgci
in Nlbcrt Sol cine iucitcrc Scr
ionnnlung ubboltcn, INN BORT oic
nSnitrlftionen Der Suiirogetten fir
Yremier : MiniIter Nsauitb" mls5ll-
geben. Die Snffragetten iino iebt.
inbenl lie lire Nngriffe ausidlieBlif
gegen Die 2iberalen rid)ten, tbatldd)-
lid S%elfersbelfcr Der Gonieruatipen
ulb Der CORDS itno uerlieren INNER
mebr an EopulnritGt.
Garuio nuf TrcierafiiBen.
Woilnnb, s. 9e5. - Siclige3cis
tilngerl fiinoen an, Dab Der berilbmte
Scnor gnrico Gorlio iid binnen8nr-
sem nit elmer ipunoerid)onen Si5i-
liollerin perbeirotben lueroc, Die bis
fer ols 2noenmGoben III eincm bic
iigen @ciddft georbeitet babcn ioll.
Hooiepelt unb acrmit.
Noirobi, 9ritiid.S itoirita, 8.
Gesenlber. - &crmit &ooicpelt fam
bcilte bier an uuo miro iid nat)
Wombnia begebcn, I'M l6iuarSc uno
onoere Nntiiopen ST ja9eil. Gr.ASrd-
iibent Rooiepelt lit nod nibt aus
Njoro ongelangt, miro ieoot) nad)-
items errpnrtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

% abonop Gitp. go, s. Ic;.
- 3%luolibmbert Wdl,ner imb iunpe
Seutc p%crloren porldufig lire Sc
ft1ftisuns in 6olee Der ShIicbuta
pcn spei 3eden Der Dill Greet Goal
Co." ipescn Maneels on Wdlier fir
tic gpeiinng Der aeiieI. Set etIid,en
StuuoeI, f6lt obcr leid]ter Meaen,
nrb iolte 6ieier eiilei, oocr sfpei Tnac
~aitoouerii, 10 miro Dem N%ptbltonSe
o~becbolien Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
aeTelidmieSe i'm Nmsitanb.

2 hencetabp. N..D., 8. Icj.
,llneeidbr $50 aelieIihmieoc lit
Iicnitcn Der ,Mmcrican locomotive
Morfs" bobcn bic Mrbeit ~cinecitellt.
Ger Strifc erfolete nod Dem Ser
hide Der Vetriebsleitlmg. 0as Stan.
barb 3ettipitem ein5ufiibren. Nid,t
alle Nrbeiter in oieier Abtbeillng Der
Eobrif jiito Oil ben Sfrifc eeaangcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09

4SusrsDsibes In 0 ~ ~ Sssen farirt.
oa1s Dtntnenf furirt iudenbe. blinbe, bit.
bis Il 1aosn obsr bns gsIb SuriiderItatiet. zoe.
(Nobli .IDc,6AFte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-09
Set Wrtdltuuaett
PAIN EXPELLER

treble man SAILS mo Wruit, aud Die
3nbioblen nit Or. @idter's
PAIN EXpEILER
elm. @irft iofort Iinoerno uno BEL.
lcno. % nno 5Oc. in Apotbefcn.
Eur edit init Mnfer.
j, Nb. Nidter 4 So.
lass .Astslhast, atastaaes)3
2b Neau gtreft, NetV Merit.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-10-22
GIVE Mr.. M'ClEARY A REST.

The Bricelyn Sentinel, in common with
number of the newspapers in the
Second district, is of the opinion that
it is time to give James T. McCleary
a rest from our politics and permit
him to attend to his private affairs
without ''nagging" him. There are
newspaper editors in this district that
act like 'shrews." They take delight
in "henpecking'' people. But they
should let Mr.. McCleary alone. He
is a private citizen and has right to
travel about this state and district
without having his motives questioned.
This is the view pointedly expressed
by The Sentinel: SIS seems that our
ex- congressman, Hon. James L. Nc
Cleary, is unable to visit any point
of the Second district without its be.
ing heralded from Hallock to Hokoh
that he is looking after his political
fences, or that he is swinging round
the circle with a view to lining up
his friends preparatory to another at
tempt to regain lis seat in congress.
While he emphatically denies any pol
itical motive in his visit, the gossips
wink and look wise.
During the fourteen years that
Congressman McCleary served this
district, both ably and faithfully, he
must have made many warm person
al friends in every section, and in
different localities made financial
ventures. As a private citizen he
has a perfect right to occasionally
call around to look after, the welfare
of both. We do not believe that he
has the least idea of re-entering Sec
ond district politics, especially with a
view of again asking the suffrage of
the republican voters in congress
sional contest. "Give Mr.. McCleary a
rpSt
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-10-22

largest previous days disbursements to
Chicago's business houses and individ-
uals was $4S5,003. paid out on April
8 last. There is some profit for Uncle
Sam in the maintenance of the Chi
cago office, for its receipts for the
fiscal year ending July l, 1909, totaled
$l6,735,O00. The year before the
amount was $l4,599,OOO Septemh"r's
showing was $l,729,OO0, indicating that
this year will exceed all others. The
September showing for the other cities
is: New York, $I,96l,O00; Philadel-
phia, $556,0OO; Boston, $4,000; st.
Louis, $4,000 and Brooklyn, $685.
600. The number of pieces of first
class mail Cancelled yesterday was
2,62l,OOO. That was "just an ordi-
nary days work." but it showed a
gain of 22.4 per cent over the same
day of a year ago.