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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
@cttiduimmcn = nStarter:"

@cttihuintmeil = nStarter:" ".
!. 2eimfltbler.
u5imers" = Capt, sumeS y. Sou.
Iton, Spruoro Hoberts, Clinton =.
Tieas, 5. $. Megiee.
Rid)ter - Sobn 9ople, Wm. j.
Yiriher, Sbos. VI. Wartin, @alpb
Sesfe.
.Glcrf Of Gourie" CT. 5. y, 90.
tclp,
.Nnnouncer" = Sobn 6. gurfe.
rSonoicapper" 5, 3cmnienS
@nglonb.
5urneriide 8oriiibrun9en NJ.
arrangements sGomite: MDolph NieOel
y@ermania /. S%lrnperein," Goriiser;
Martin 2uonig. Surnperein r8or.
mdrts;" 5ranf Stetfo, 9obmiiher
5urnperein nnb rSofof Seonota
0lesf.4
Hidter - Sobn 2orett, Sp. 3ebil.
fer, Scnrp ". Soiferbert. u. 6anfbd.
mel. Hlloolpb 9olonb, Sorles 8ooar,
Die Gomite'n Der nMunicipul Sea.
que" iino:
Nr1iiOent - 5. @omaro 5pler, If.
.Er6iioent = 5. 5ruitt Wog.
meQ.
SefretGr - 6. s. 2infe.
Gireftoren ). gomoro 5pler,
JIM, !. 5ruitt Martuea. e. s. 2infg
William sinclair. $. Is. Glpbinitone,
W. s. 9. WeGonogb, 7. g. Barrett,
u. .. Iisncp Geo. u. Wiie, 6reo. %.
3nrmebl, :. s. Mettoliuta, Sspalo
g. 2olpslcp. 1bos. Cornelius, ". g.
Vitmon $. Gloyton 5cruett.
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Neiraths.Q itcmSen

Sobn ". Siebolb, ri, GER. 1886, Mis.
auitbitroBe, unb Sophie g., eiforo,
20.
Sarrp @ilbelm, %, Wolbroof, Wtb.,
uib Wargoret S'Wieorn, %.
Senrp @. Mogner. AZ, Wittiper,
uno Motilbo Mouerbnn. %; Mppli.
tant Charles areener, Hr. 204S, Sol.
linsItraBe.
Charles 4. YuQman, %. Hr. 1925,
Weit . Nortb 3. Npenile, uno Gliie y.
6irit, Is. d
Nlirco z. gromn. %, unb Warga.
ret &. 5bomos. %. Gaicott : Gitp
Mo; Ypplifont Sarrp s. 1bomas.
9tr. 633, Horb 9arroatoniMpe.
Charles Smitb. irn., aeidieoen. u.
Mamie emrid, 26; Npplifant y. g.
Ring, Hr. 900, Meit . 2eringtonitr.
,Srping $. Sortman, %. Gbicago.
ST., mo Spluia @reenualo, 81;
AppIifont hilbert 9ernepy gsr. 2245,
GlltuIp Eloce. pef 4,
@eorge ". Sepn. %, Ebiiabelpbia,
ga, mo Caroline y, Wnd. 26: ZIP.
plifant 5reo. Z. Mad, Ger. 1887 Sit.
GngeritraBe.
Alpin s. Miaer. %. Ger. 1921, Gbeit.
nut.Apenle, uno Sane 6. 8arlep. 16.
Captain Spoo's geer6t
gung. Seute iinbet Die 9eer6i.
aiiilg bes am Wittmod an gor0 iei.
mes Sd)ooner's rNelie" 3u Norfolt
ermoroeten Gapitdns Serrp 6. 9oS0
BON ieiner Mobnung, Yer. 10, Siio.
Yotterion . Yarf /. Apeniie, aus a,if
Gem 2ouoon Yarf . Jrieobofe itatt,
Yoitor ). s. Boomers BON Ser biidofI.
prot. Manutt WemoriaI : Stride tuir0
ben Erauersottesoienit baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

SllaugiirutioR Der regllloren Ebentcr.
Soiloll IN Der yWulits Yfd0en1ie. Cos
Stiid, melhcs Der 6cocr Der berilbm.
ten Sdriftitcllcrin MarGorct Mono
e%ntltanmt, lit in Baltimore .pon pori.
ger Sdiipn Der nod III better Grit.
llcrlllg lluo 5aulcuoe bon biciiacn
Sbcotcrfrcunben 0%iiriten iid) scr Sc
lc9cnbeit ircuen, 0icics illtcreiinltt
Sd)mlIpiel nod cinmnl Iehell SIT f0r-
ten. Sri. Gbith Sdliofcrro, mc!t1c
Den &llbm fir it'd IN Anipritd) net
men bari. Der iiinoitc Star" Der
nmcrifoniiten @ilGnc 81 iein ltio
Dos iuttInn utertu1nte Gnlent ibrCr
dltercn Sd)meiter. Mobel 5nlioierrn,
aeerbt 81, boben lhcint, perf0rpcrt Aic
Sitelrpac NM 5pm in idIedtbin mel.
i~terboiter @tiic. Sic miro Don ocil
iibrigen Wfitglicbcrlt Scr SrilppcI
mirfion untrritiibt, Iic &ml6lmt1.
ocS Stiides, mclde, .mie -ldlnn Der
Sitcl onbclltet. Dcnr Girfuslcben emf
nonlmen lit III bronotiid bctueGl
uno bietct @elrgclbeit iiir podeiioe
9iibncnbilber. Nnl Wiitippd) iinbct
reglllGre Wotince mo am SontItng
cine iold)e ST poplllorcn Grciicn
ltntt. s.
,Nubitorium."
Sn ieinem Snncrn III cin poniiGi1s
Dig rlelteS @emonb gefleibet. Difn3t
morgcn Dos nNuoitorilm" ieinc
Yfortcn fir Die @interlaiion 1909
1910. litter Der Iircftion Der Sc.
briiocr Sam 2. mo See SEjtbert
gelongt Die neuclte &om0oie Glpoe
SitG's v5be 9ahelor" 5lir Cartel
lung. Ger beriibnte Mutpr BON
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Bur Saltimprcr Cpcrniaiion.

Npu) 'cDlt ell Srttfel peS Odrdl1fte
6pnoS. - Sr. lllrih ieood b0di
5llpcriidtlid. - @oulid)c ulo DC
forutipe Ger1nbcrungen III ocl
.9pric." Gin Iomens 3imnlel
uno Elm Go,ld)5immer 1ingcridltet
Gic 9altinlprer SpernsS oiion 1905
1910 Die 0r0Bte IN Scr @cidid)te
Scr Sto0t, lit 10 gut pic gelidert
Nod ieblt rllcroin9S ctpo ein Grittcl
bcS 100000 @ronticionbS, o6cr Sr,
@erhburo lllrid), Der @eldGltsfilbrcr
Der .2pric." lit gang Iclt ilbcr5engt,
oab bic slufbringung oieier Suulmt
nod rcht5litig criolgcn boiiritc,
Sic nSpric~ miro, mcru1 iid) III Scr
5~peitel Wod)c OeS Hopcmbcr henl
fir ocl NcAinn DER Spcrniaiinn AT
ocicstcn Scrmin - DER &orDnng 5llll
critcn Mole rpbt, in ibrcm Sllncren
eli 0all5 onOcrcs @ilb bteten, oils I'M
ppri9N Ninter. Gem gagcmudrtig
mcrocn in Der n2pric" cinid)nciocnoc
bnltlihc lulb bcforntipc &crunocrnits
gen por0cilommcn. SH Dem l1aicll
@enanbc, 0oS @anOc u1b 9cdct CT
bolleL iino bic Surbcn ellcl6ein.
grim uno 9olo porberrihcn0. Sln
NuOitprium 0ci2llt iid oicicn Snrbcn
nod ROTH 5ll.
Gic 1egcnuGrtiNen SoAcn ocs
Tbcntcriuolea lucrbcn clticrnt unb
hurd, ic 5,u0lf nclic all icbcr Stiic CT
icbt, ric, iibcrcinonocr 0cbo;lt, lid)
olli belize NGnle bcs Nntie& crltrcdeu.
&on ti!icm llnlholl Scr @ilbnc MIR.
&c in bicicm Sabre 'nod) obgcicben,
Du cil lold)cr Dor @c1inn Der Suiion
nid)t mcbr bate pplcnoet lncrocn
forncr. Io1cotn ipnroc ooS @ctclld)-
tlln0s.S pitcm oti Scr @iibne 10.
iuobl, mic I'M 3uidoucrrnnnt ppli-
ltdnoiN %gcGnbcrt.
Iic flint lcbtell Sibrcibcn I'M Yur-
felt pcrocn cnticrnt, lnO Oos Sopsr
miro criueitcrt mcroe1, 10 bn6 Elm
Tromenooen9onN 0cidoiicn miro, Der
bon Der @iibncrtbiir olii Der tiren bis
gum Sunpteingong olli Der anocrell
rcidcn miro.
Ger 1%cgcnuGrtia OILS 9iircou ocS
Srn. lllrif bcnllste Hnun miro III
cin Gomcl,6inrmcr um9eorbcitct mcr.
bclL Dos cine bpdelcgunte NilSitut.
tllllg crbultcn iua. $50 sur 3eit ocl
Sd)ullfroum lid) bciinbct, miro eli
Scrrcn . Golld5inlmer mobcrnitel
StDlS Den mGnnliden Sbeotcrbclrl
d)crn III cen 3ipild]enpnuien mo Dol
bcm Sc9inn Der Sorltclllll9 Muinob
me 9%epabren.
! Gic Sroge Der Muslpabl ocS Hcper
| toircs miro Sr. lllridl nm nit groBt
nlonlid,cr Sidcrbeit Die Wiinide DC;
9SublitumS 5u t~rcifen, eiltem Gprnit(
bon 5ebn Scrrcll sur Gntldycioung
ii6crlnlicn. Iie Mitgliebcr oieics so.
mites luerben lid, ans Den areiien
Der Gontributoren 5llnl @orontieiono
rctrltIrrn. Sr. Charles @ol0lpin II,
Gr. u. y. Tobne, mnrbcn bereitS
nllSgclu1blt.
Nm neld)cn Mbcnben sic Gpritel.
lilllacn itottiinocn ioaen, oas lit mil
Sid)crbeit sur 3eit iiod) nid)t entidie.
Den. God idcincn Die Wittmod)- II
Ireitog.NbcnNc Den m~ciitcn Der Sbta:
terbelllder an 9eiten 81 Nefoqen, il
ooB Sr. lllrid lid) oller @abribein
lif)feit nod cntihlieBen miro, jeos
@ohc o6lue6ielno ie cinen oieier bei
Den Nbcnoe 5l ncbnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
Mns scr Spurtswclt.

Chromium . IlSltellung 5u Gnoe.-
,Eroipect.E orf- "sltaitellung be-
oinnt morgcn.-@roBartigc Efcr'
oerennen in Allslidt. 921 Mn'
melOun0tn fir Die mprglgen Vtlis
ni5ipolsS pielc i'm nEottcrion-
Eort."
Gic Simprium . Auslteluna fam
g~citern al cinem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nod Angobc oes SefrctorS Sones
2. Gulieor ,pur Die b~iesiGbrigc Mus'
ltcllll,,a bel Meitcnl erfnl8reifer, mil
ibre Gorg1ngerinncn. Der gcltrigc
itarfc 9eiId glid Den idludd)en gc.
illd ont 6reitog, Dem ein5iGen Tcgell.
togc. lpie0cr aus. Gic beiOen Srob-
renncn, ipcld)c nllf Dem Hrogranm
~geltonoen buttcn, luurocn geiternTor.
mitto1 gum AustroG gebrod)t, mo
an, 9tnd)mittog CAB eS cine gollic
Gcibc BON Siiroen. mo Slodrennan.
Ger SimoniunlsN usitcllung iolgt
Die jdbrlid)e .Eroipect.E orf- "%9lllsltel.
lung olli Dem SUBS. GieieIbe miro
beilte Witto0 eroiinet. 0ie in limo.
MINT. 10 meroen nlld i'm .Troipect'
Eorf" tGglih mebrcrc Gcnncn obge.
bolten, ipeld)c iebr intcrellant 81 per'
Den peripred)en, oo Die Mnmclolrngen
onbergclpobnlidl tart inc.
M uni5ipolipiele I'M ~ at
0 n.E art"
aae arrangements iiir Die plor9er
I'M yYotteripn-Eorf" ltottTinoelloeh
Mu1i5ipdlipielc iino getrof'el,. Nllcr'
oingS lit Die 3obl Der Ibellnebmcr
nid)t 10 itorf, lpie nniGnglldl erlportct
murDe. inlnlerbin Ioben 921 Ntbletel'
iid) 5llr Ibcilnobmc ongcnleloet, cine
bcbeutcnO gr0bcre 3nbl, iuic I'M let'
ten Sabre. 3ie Seitcr Der Spiele
lino:
@cttlouicn etc. - Ncieree: Geo. ".
Gbier, i. u. =.
.linlcrs" 49, @co. !. Sllrncr. ..
Megt., Y. a.; @nitaplis SromlL NJ.
u. g.; Nioilon Gong, ". u. g.; 9r.
Z. 6. @iIber. ". y. ". u.
,Srod- Subgcs" - Scnrp q. Een.
nimon, 5boS. e. Strans, 5boS. Cor
nelius, @m. =. 5botdcr.
yIiclb., Suoges" Ir. $. &. ani.
Ier, Is. &. 9cdett, ". g. Studrt, @.
$. Soaopcn ". g. Yitmon, ". ".
Iaocliiie. =. 8. 3ener, u. y. Gisnep.
.Scorcr" Soi. 8. Mrttolioto.
Wnrid,ul - s. Con-. Spler.
.Glerf Of Gourie" - 8.N. Stnport.
oaiiiitont Glcrfs OF 9onrie" = Sol.
Gliper unb ,Sobn ". Solntes.
Snipcttorcn &. ". Seincfnrup,
Sobn SEER, q. q. Simpion.
Mnnouncer" - y. Z. S'Dnlep.
nStorter" = 5. 7. Sownicnb. eng.
Lamb.
.Guitooion OF Yrices" - Wnltsr
Sorbon.
uSanoienpper" - ,<obn y. @oer.
Games Committee" - Soiepb s.
Nettnliatd, goriiter; ). 5riiitt Wiar
mea, Vice.T oriiser; j. u. 3urnchl.
Sslpalo Is. 2omslep. Wartin !. ".
WeGonoab, Geo. y. @iie, ". 9,
Yitmon. Senrp Is. Glpbinitone, y. ".
Neocliife, 8. Glopton Scmett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

lplirOell fetlie Soften gelpurt, dc mt
lifaliihen Ginlo1en lino podelloe mo
biirften bier bolo popular luerOcn.
SIS finben tG0lid)e Wotinee'n itott.
5r. Gilmore miro morgen Nbeno bon
elmer Ir5abl Witglicocr bcs nellten
SroenS Der Si6crnier" nit Dem
Stoats : YrGli0elltcn Or. Botrif i.
Wiortin an Der Spite begriibt wer-
ben.
@apetp 5benter.
Hnie Spoell ui1b ibrc beriibmten
,2pnbpn Bellies, onerfonnterntaben
cine Der bcltcn Surlesfe . Srgnniia.
tionen Der onlcrifoniidcn @iibnc.
Dolten ntorgen ibren Gin5ug IN Oos
@apeip : I9eater, no lie cin einpo.
d)i9eS @oitipiel o%biolpircn. Cine bod)-
intereiiante 5lpeiaftigc m%iliifoliid)c
&omooie nit Dem Sitcl rEbc @irl
from Sberrp's" gclun1t BUR Cartel.
hung. Sic iceniid)cn elcftriidcll linb
n%led]oniid)ell Gillette, mcld)e IN 0cnt
Stiide isltr gerluenbnng ~gelangcll,
iirD critoiiillidJ iulD iibcrbictcn ottes
biSbcr niti bieie1n @ebiete @cbotene.
0ie aiinitler . 5rlippe 5dbit 5u ibrcn
WiitglieOetn einige pon5 por5il9lid)e
apnlifcr uttb cine grobe An5abl bio
biibiter llnb tnlentirtcr jnnger Oa-
men. ,Snl Spe5iaiitGtct .l5beil tire
ten infer Mnoereli nitf: bus .@opetp
Gonlebp Trio" IN eiiicm fnmildeil
| @eianasoft, uno ". g. Completely
Sobnnie Meber, ipe!de cine Nn5abl
bon iungen Wdofen ~geitellter lebcn'
Der 9iloer porfiibren. Is luerocrl.
pie iiblid, tGglih Nadmittogs.Sor'
Iteaungen gegeben.
oal6aug6's Sbcater."
5bomoibefsfp's Yiooiid)c @eica
lhoit pon arhitraBen.I Geoter II
Ybilooelphia giebt am fomnlenbel
| Sreifag IN nalbaugb's 5beuter" eli
! 8oItipiel III Der befoniten pierafti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Stiid erf1brt cine in oqen Gin5eln.
heiten altsge2idnete Earitellilng. =
Montag, Wittippt] ulo Somitag iino
ole Watineel5 Cage.
MarpIono- Sbeatcr.
Die Earole Der Notwithstanding
hes Marplono : 5beaters lit: ySnls
iner porlp1rts", u,b IN bieiem Sinne
iitd,t lie nit ieocr nciten @od1e oas,
mas lie in Der porbergebenben ibren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

diriinSes Sci: SGiiiolliilo ltebt elm Der
b%iiiencr Sllllggeiclle uno Iranenboi-
ier, Der iid ober, obnc rs Ielbit IN
mcrfcn, in icinc Stenogropbiitin per-
liebt mo oericlbcn oltd lhlieblid,
@er5 nnb &onb 6ietet. Sr. Charles
GGcrrp itelit it Ser Sitclportic cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Girls" iiiib .Slte Monie" bat nit
oieier ieiner neueIteu Sdopfnng iii.
beoingt iein Meiitermerf aeliefert.
Sn Nelp- Dorf uilo Chicago, 100 nas
Stiif monatelnng binter cinanoer
geaeben mlroe, errnlig oaiielbe &C.
rooe5a ~beiipienoie 1rinmpbe nno 5rg
odabenOlih ausperfauftc 5olliet.
Tericlbc GripIg oiirftc bcnnclbcl
aud bier beidieocn icin. Sm Toreer'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
90 z bore y art"

3upielrbes @uten.r- 3ront
Tortlnnn bon Ir. l2p, Dit . BRETON.
StroBe, periebte ~ieitcr 6rou omsSrei.
toa gbclo in liidJt geringen Sfre.
den, ais CT nab ieiner Seimfebr bon
elmer @irtbifoft al Niblonb . slpe.
Beftig c~rfrunfte. Sin berbeigerufener
Nr5t gloltc 8crgiftungs Spmptome
5ii clltbefen mo licB Den Y%atienten
rlnh Dem ct. Soiepba Soipitol Britt
gen. Gort fonber Die Aer5te ooB
6ortmon Sll piel NItohol I'M Mogen
bette, ul0 Iortnlan ielbIt beItdtigte
oielcn 9einnb. inoem er angob, Bier
iilb onc mo0lihen Sorten bon .Wiis
REQ orinfS" neridllltdt SIT boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12
@nTere Gbenter,

nM ulif Ifooen1ic."
Wit 6re0cric S~bompionf's r%eoliitie
ihcr HrobuftIon Der Gunlonie yGoap
OF the Girclls" eriolgt mpreell sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-12

Earf" nlorgrn Mbcno. Gon Sabr 81
Subr lit Die EopuIoritat oieies pr1d).
ti1cn Sommar Helprts bonf Der ME
erlubmenben GeruiiMingen Der Sc.
Notwithstanding 9eipnhlen. Trofe'or
Sarion u1o icine tild)tige &iinitltr'
id)nor bnbcn nift Wenig bn5ll beige
trogcn. oic 0ent Gnoe nobcnoe Soi.
ion 81 elmer 10 criol9acfronten 81 &C,
l%toltel. Sic Sobses Heunion oeS
,Sirnior. Srbers Ger Tercinigtcl
Nmeritoniiden Sonoperfer" Iinoct
niorgcll in Norfc i!ntt. Gin grob.
ortiGcS Undertakings Erogromml
lit fir oicie ScronitaItlit8 porgcic,
ben.
o9aD Sbore Yort."
u0ap Sborc Eurf" beidliebt NOR
gen Nbelio ieiilc Soiion 1909. Ga
Wonaco'e Srd)elter mirb al, .Ter.
tbeioigcr. Io9e" orci GonSertc nit
perihicoenen beionocrs 1clpGbltell
Erogranmct 5llr Gurdiiibrulg bril,.
gen. Gie 6nbrt nad oemlsarf bringt
Den NeIild)cr ilber Dos alte Sd)loht-
felo uon 1911 mo Die beriibn,tc
Nortb EointsHoo0 cnttaig nad Sort
Soporn, no Sic britiidet Sruppell
1on6Ctcn.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1909-12-17
= EAT r r. s

JULIUS LoWENSTEIN.-Quite a
stir was caused in our city Satur-
day morning when the news was
circulated that julius Lowenstein,
one of our veteran business men,
had passed away in his office of
heart failure, at about 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Lowenstein, as was custo-
mary was driven in carriage to
his office and on arrival became
quite ill. He was assisted from
the carriage and physicians sum-
moned but they were unable to
rendered any aid and he died after
a few minutes later. His death came
as a great shock to his children
and grandchildren who were very
much devoted to him. Their grief
was very touching and they have
the community's sympathy in this
their second bereavement. Mrs.
Lowenstein preceded her husband
in death last July two years ago
and her departure left badly
broken family circle which is now
inconsolable.
Following his death, Undertak-
er Walker had the body removed
to his home on East North Street,
where on Sunday evening Rabbi
Leiderman, of Kansas City con-
Quoted a funeral service. That
night the remains were taken to
/ Quincy, ILL.,, for burial at the side
of his wife's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenstein had
twelve children, of whom ten sur
vive, five daughters and five sons
as follows: Mrs. Jake Berg, and
Mrs. Emma Berg, of Marshall; Mrs
b. Lesem and Mrs. 8. Wertheimer,
st. Louis; Mrs. Fred Hoffman, of
Quincy, Ill, Henry, Robert; Ben ;
Edward and Louis all OF Mar
shall. There were quite number
OF grand children and one great
grand child.
The children and grand chill
dren accompanied the remains to
Quincy. 8. J, Montgomery accom-
panied the party as representa-
tive OF the Marshall Masonic lodge
and a number OF friends also ac-
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1909-12-17
SHACKELFORD
NUMBER 81.

Hog killing is the event of the
day in this section of the country
We wish to correct the state
ment made in the last issue'in re-
gard to Mary Cahill being sick
with diphtheria it wasn't the Mary
Cahill who visited here. We were
misinformed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jones OF Mar
shall spent Sunday with the form
ers parents Mr.. and Mrs. It. c.
Jones. They took the train here
Sunday night for Marshall.
DR.. U. B. Wingfield and wife ex.-
pect TO leave this week for Flori-
da where they Will visit about a
month.
Mrs. Richard Hildebrand and
Miss May Ryan were Marshall Wis
itors Saturday.
Mrs. d. w. Becraft has returned
after weeks visit to her mother
Mrs. Grimes and daughter Mrs
Hutcherson at Marshall.
Mrs. Charlie Jones and son vis-
tied Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Bickers who has.
been confined to her bed several
months with paralysis is reported
no better.
DR.. U. B. Wingfielf and Andy
Judge were transacting business in
Marshall Monday.
Mark Cooper was a dinner guest
of T. c. Jones and wife Tuesday.
Some of the farmers in this part
Of the county have had their hog
pens raided by wolves. We learn
from P. R. Winslow that he saw
two wolves just north of his
place and that he chased them on
horseback some distance but was
unable to capture them.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1909-12-17
Minutes Of Sa inc County Fair
Association Meeting.

Marshall, Mo-, December IL, 1909.
Members of Saline county Fair as
sociation met in regular annual
session at the Circuit Court room
at Up. m. President Chas. b. Bac-
on presiding. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved as read
Minutes of the various meeting
of the board of directors read and
approved. Treasurer r. Z. Hollo-
ways annual report was read and
accepted. The next in order was
the election of directors whose
time had expired ald on motion
the same four directors were re-
elected by acclimation to serve
years. A. P. Hancock, June X.
King, b. Up. Storts and c. c. YcuJg
Motion made, seconded and car
ried that the stock holders meet
at the County Court room Jan 13,
1910. Motion made, seconded and
carried that the secretary, G. F.
Martin be sent to Kansas City Dec.
80 1909 to attend the meeting OF
the Missouri Circuit and endeavor
to get the second week in Sept.
1910 to hold our fair and also 20 ar
range stakes, purses, etc.
Motion made and carried to ad-
journ.
G. F. Martin, Sec.
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Woodmen to Build

j. L. Pritchard and son were
here from Gretchen Tuesday. A-
Pritchard said Gretchen Camp NJ.
w. A. held an election Saturday
night and elected officers for 1910
w. w. Hall was elected consul; j.
II. Treece, clerk; Chas. johnson.
banker; Marvin Chappell, escort.
He could not recall the balance. He
said the Camp is planning to erect
a hall at Gretchen and will consid-
er the subject on Christmas even
ing. A public meeting is also be-
ing planned for the near future and
one OF the features will be paper
edited by Mr.. Pritchard. He de-
clined our assistance, as he doesn't
want to get out Republican pa
per, so We can only advise him to
do the next best thing get copy
OF the "Yellow Jacket to help him
out.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ed Washington to Jos Nicholas
lot 8 block 16 Bakers s E
Add Slater -....-.....- $50
F F Underwood to J c &tW,C
Dewitt 1 1-2 acres in 11-50 81,
lot 1873 pit east Marshall, lot
9!block lot s tblock S'Wet-
tach Add Marshall .........." l
Theo Staub to Chas c Miller
is acres in 14-5l-21 ............ $50
Susan L Bradford to Helen L
Bradford lot 2tblock 2 Breath
lit & Sebree Add Marshall. /
Steven Cook to Jos. Hedges
100 acres in IL, 14-51-21 ...... 10000
Peyton Giles to Sam Giles 40
acres in 23-51-21 5000
Adam Schuster to Joseph
Ruff 40 acres in 14-4s-22 /
L l. Whitman Ito IS NJ Huff
part lots 3, Z, Siblock IS Mar
shall 1900
w F Heskett to j + Conway
part lots 6, block 30 Mar
shall $500
w B Auer to joint Rector 100
acres in 2i-52-20 ..........,.,-. S0s2
Letitia Herndon to Hugh B
Hawkins lot 10 block Hud-
sons Add Marshall ,.,'.....,.. $50
Fuller v Beard to A L Miller
Is acres in 2s, 29-4s-21 1920
Edw v Davenport to Joe, E
Staples 40 acres in i1-52-2O 5000
] 4 Nicholas to G B Nicholas
40 acres in i6-4s-ls care OF parent
Arthur Hupp to Hiram Howard
and wife lot block ssAlex-
ander & Sandidge add Mar
shall --.---.-. $50. --.-...-. .,---.---.-- s25
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET

SPecihi 10 maTshau nepuDlchn.
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, Dec. IA.
Cattle receipts $500. Market very
slow and draggy. All steers above
the $3.50 grade 40 to soc per cwt.
lower than the best time last week
Lower priced steers and cows and
heifers about Csc lower. Receipts
have been too heavy at all mar
kets this week. Some fancy Christ
mas cattle sold here today at 1850
per cwt, but that was a Christmas
cattle price, and does not represent
the actual market value. Outlook
fair for the rest of the week.
Hog receipts 10000. Market
opened active and choice heavy
hogs sold up to $40. The late
trade was S TO 1Oc lower. The bulk
of the hogs selling at $50 to $50.
Clearance only fair. Outlook
fair.
Sheep receipts $500. Market weak
on all but the best stuff which sold
steady. Nothing choice on sale.
Top lambs $500; top light yearlings
1900; top sheep $3.50. Prospects
about steady.
uATIANRI 1--WE crafE fonN,c esop IN
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Clothing Stores Open Saturday
and Monday

The clothing stores signed the
petition circulated in November to
close on Thanksgiving and Christ
mas Days, not knowing then that
Christmas came on Saturday and
We feel that it would be a great
inconvenience to many people for
the clothing stores to close on that
day, therefore the following stores
will keep open.
Hayes & Russell.
Murphy-Mills Clio. Co.
Rose & Buckner.
j. Berg & Son.
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Public Sale.

Fritz Duensing will have sale
Of personal property at his farm,
three miles northwest OF Mt. Leon
ard, next Monday commencing at
10 a, m.
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Remaining in the postoffice at
Marshall, Mo-, December 18th, 1909,
If not called for in fifteen days
will be sent to the dead letter Of
flee at Washington, d. c.
Messrs.Hal Andrews, James Hall,
J. b. Derrick, Chas. E. Meyers,
Arthur Osborn, Joseph Smith.
L. w. VAN DYKE, P. M.
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The husband and children OF Mrs
Elizabeth Pittman, deceased, de-
sire to express their hearty thanks
through the Republican for the
assistance and kindness of their
many friends during the illness and
death of the wife and mother.