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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
9te &egiitratton erlet6tert.

0as purecihlaaenc ENHANCEMENT sur staats-yerfaRnns crleid-
tcrt benz NoopipbHrser ub uor Dem 1. Sanmar 1869 obr mad
jcncm Satnm natnraiNrt bic 9esiiriruug, bonn or brandt lei.
nn Yirgcrbricf niht Dor5nSigcn.
Der IbuptiubHrgcr, iouobl Scrjcmise, Ser uur ocm 1. Sanuar
1869 natnraliIrt uuroc, ais aud bcrjcnigc, Der ipGtcr oas girger.
redt in irgeno cincm Sbelc Der Ser. Staatcn crbiclt, miro omrd bas
gmcnScmcnt uui oicflbc stnfc scfclt init Dem Ginscburcnen; CT
brandt, ipcnn er Nh rcgtrircn laHcn hiQ, nnr 5m iagcn, baf CT
natnrahIrt lit nno Die anScrcn Hbidlcn 6ragrn 5u bcantuortcn, bic
Jest inter on gciinnnngcn bs alten @ababidnittS Der Staats-
@erfainns aleu- SHracrn scteQt weroen, lucnn ic ib 5nr &esitra.
tipn nelben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
st. Yatrits, Sag.

Ger Notionoliciertog A~eitern bier BON
oen S0bncn uno 9tod)fomntcn Der
1rilncn Sllicl IN miir0igcr Meiic
heNangeu. 60 &odlomt in Der So
tbeOrolt uno pcritieocncn Stir
d)cn. - 9ollfett I'M Sptel Hcn.
merit.
Ter q. Eotrids-In murbc 9eitern
bon Den Sobnen Scr g"riinen Sniel
ltnD uielell Der 9(btGntmlinge IN ser
ilblid)en Wciie aeicicrt. @cmerfcns=
mertb mar beionocra Die Sbutiod)e,
oaB rs on Gem genoumtan Selttag &C.
lpobnlid) ltets idrcit ober regnet, &c,
tern nbgeicben Don einem leiftell
Shneegeitobar an iriihen Woreen
mir ipirflid) prGd)tiges @etter ~tattell,
oaH, ipc.ln ulld) Cin @isd)en friid,,
ooh on5ll ongctboH mar, 81 einem
Spa5lergun9 I'M Trtien c%in5lllooen.
@cr ilber Hod)t p9rgciien bate, ooB
cs St. Fotrids-S og iuar, Der muroc
berettS IN after ScrrGottsfrilbe bcinl
Terlullen oes Saltic9 ouroll crinnert.
Alerorts begcgn9te man Dem griinen
Sfmllf I'M anopiloh. Iie aunit
Der 9tumengGrtnerci bat Is ia bei,t.
5ltage 10 lueit gtbrod)t, ooB crime
NeIfen 9e5iidtet mcrocn, Die eeltern
bet allerotngs bohcn Ereiien ibrer
S%eltenbeit bolbcr bod ricligen Nbiot
Tnnoel. Sn pielen Ser fothoIiiferl
airfen ionoen ipe5ienc @ottesoienIte
ltatt, 10 olld) IN Der &ntbeorole, no.
Ielbit aorbinol @ibbons, unterItiibt
pon 9ildof eorrignn, ciuem ~ieierli.
drn Sohonlt b%eilpobnta, Batter Ghi-
lip @als mar Der G~Clehrolt. &oter
6. =, Geuiuc Der 9iocon nno @ntcr
Molter :, Mcaelmo Sub iocon.
Totcr Spbn $. Scriep ppl, ser futbo.
49, ---.t..AAIf- ~ ''"
llld)en llniperiitdt belt Sic Trcoiat.
Gin o%l'serlnp}arbblteS mulifoIiid)eS Tru'
9romlm 9clonate sur SurdfiibrlnN.
Gle "Sibcrnler -8clelid)oit bon 9nlti
more" pcronituItete 5llr MittogsItul
De III DEM Seriommlunaaloful Der
uMarplonoer &iitnriihen @eieaihoit"
1llu 6cicr. gm Nbenb fono i'm Sotcl
Henllert tilt 9onfett utter Ben Muipi-
5len Der Standardization itott, 5ll
lpeltem it'd ungefGbr 800 Ycripnen
e%lntonocn. Gud ,bie iibri9en iriid,en
@elfa'doiten pcranitoltcten 6eitlid).
feiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Sctbel's einsiaes Nttlirr.

@ir baben MIR Gin Mtrlirr 1T GAL.
iimore, imb Sas befinoet lid in Der
Gtase su ebener Grbe, Nr.321, Norb.
Clap, nabe Sisb.Str. ainber.Ybo.
toarapbien zine spe5iaIitGt. - Seine
Mseutru nnb tciue1 REOPEN All iteiaen,
). Sebbel. 9. Grni, Weihaitsiabrer.
d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
lin S%9,75O,OOO crh1ht.

Gic Gonlolioirte &oblen 9pn1pognic
pcrnlebrt iDr glftieu = aopitol porl
SlO,250,0W ouf $20,000,5555. -
Gie IttionGre crbolten $6,t50OOO
ais Iioiocnoc bon 60 Yro,ent. -
$3.G00>O0O ucrocu IN Neierpc oe-
bnltcn.
Ger &oridlog oea 0irettoriunlS ser
Goniolioirtcn &pblen . Gompoauie,
bas Iftien : &apital BON $10,250,OOO
uuf $20,OO0,00O 81 crboben ltnb o.
bon Den Nftiondren $6,15O,OOO als
cine 60 pro5entige Oipiocnoe Sl iiber.
lnllcnt mGbrcno Die pcrbleibenoen 49,
100000 dis Heicrpc in Der &aiie ser
~9ompagnie 5urild bebalten iperoen
ionen, iuilrbe 9eltern IN Der Sabres-
Serlammlilng Der Gompognie bon
Den Nftlon1ren g%lltgebeiBen. SasEro.
tit rno Tcrllllt Gonto, aus meldcm
Die 60-pro5enta9e, IN Ifticn 5ablbare
Gipibenoe gewabrt miro, betrGgt &c..
10000, 10 oaB nud) Ib5u9 Der 9ipis
bcnoe ouf Dem Yroiit- unb Terluit-
Gollto nod $250,7OO iteben. 3os olte
2ireftorirm mlrbc mie6er eriuGbIt
uno lteat iid nit Ben 9eomten lpie
folat 5uiommen :FrGiioent s. ". @at-
Jon Sice YraiiOent ). $. @beeI-
luri9bt. General = 9ctriebsleiter 9.
Z. Walone, Sefretdr uno Shasntei-
tier u. 2. Iunbom; Gireftoren: @olt
Gear @lod, 8. =. 9lnd, s. 8. @beel.
lpriaht, g. Cables @oriielb, q. 9.
Slenling, George &. Senfins, g. =.
@ation 5. i. @otiorL @nt. $. @rii-
lin hl,o @nt. @indcIter. Die glfticn
Der Sotlolihirtcu Goblen = Gon1pag.
ltic iinb iebt sis pro Stiid merth.
Ser Eoripertb lit 500; mer ollo fir
$4,000 Nftien 5llm Forilpertbe eac.
failft bnttc. bat icst einen Erofit bon
$3.50, bclrn oic urlpriinglid)en 100
"lftiel1 NM Die 60 neilcn 9lftiell, sic
Der 9eliser bon 100 s(ftien als Iipi,
oelloc b%etonnlt, habcn iett eilen
Warftipertb BON $1S,SS9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

Ger ob Der 90 utter tricb
jnm Srunt. - Gin @ricf,
aus lucld)cm criid)tlid) luor. ooB icinc
Mllttcr locbrll 1cItorbcll, rettctc ocll
iuegell lnlorocntlid)en @ctro9clts Re,
%'d)nlolgtcn Goipit Slller bon Mr.512,
Yet @orreitruBc, eeltern por cincr
cnp'l,olld)rn Stroie. Suffer mar
an IltroN bon Nruu lbcrcic Glitter
perbnftct mnr0ell. TieIc crflGrtc Dor
Hld)ter Soocll III Der lpeItlidcll Ioli.
jelltotlolL boB Scr 0elduloi9te bel ibr
lpgirc mo an GienItag III h%etrilnfe.
ilcni 3nItonoc einerl hcrortigenS pei
tntcl gcll1att babe. oaB tic iid) peroll-
loBt geIcbcll babe. iei1tc 0erbnftilnN
81, crlplrfcl. Suffer aob bic 9eid)ul.
oiallll9 jiL bat uber utter @orleglina
oeS Vriciea Inn Nadiid,t il1b crfl1r.
tc. onB or III icincnl Sdnlcr5 Inn oel,
TerluIt Icincr Mutter gum Nlfcbpl
3lttllldt gelomner babe. Nit)ter
Sonrn cntlieb i'm barallf nub Suffer
begab lid) ioiort 5ilnt @ububof, nm
an Der IN Nbcrocell ltattfinbenben BE.
croiglWlN Shcil ut nehne;l.
WNcn ultsu h nellen
NabccnH int Iruib Sill
Farf purbe a~citern iH Der mittleren
Eoli5eiItotioil Nrtbur Yeters bon Mr.
10 Gollnlbio' Mpenue. in Der noros
liden EoIi5eiitutio,f unt S. mo So
lteli .hel!rait. Ter arrrsitott gab Jil
iciner Glltiduloiaul,a on. Sab iein
Nfero onrd 1in automobil idjell &c.
l'ad)t lul'gSc. Gle GqtidnIoisuls
galt ltitt;,
Sntereiiante G,spcri NJ c is
tr lparotll am s. nno, 3, slpril in
&arAatpa Observation-Disclosures Col,
leg Itottiinoen. ippieIbit Sntpiunaen
bon &iiouicb puraenonni,rlt iptrben.
iilll ben Sorerll5 u beipeiielL nlii ,pel
dc Wciie bns northumberland htr I'll.
bcrfnloir bel Dem SieA cntoedt lpcr-
bcn fnrll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Nus 8altimorc.GUuntn

Sabre DC Grace Slider pcoen &crlcs
tllnN ser Siifgeietc inl 9od.
Hipcr beitroit. Nrano in Solu.
ion. Neacr jcrtriimmcrt Stro-
benbobnmoggon Scniter.
Scnrp Sroobiuoter. Gin Slider bon
Sdpre &c Grace. lplrOc 9eitcrn in Der
Canton FoliSciltotion Ourd) Hidbtcr
SbompIon iuegen ollgablid)er Terlc-
tiln1 Der 6ilhgeiebc BON Baltimore
Guuntp nit $50 ulb Soften bcitraft.
Sroaoiunter lpllrbc an TicnitugNad).
mittog nit flint Monm bon Der 9ciu.
sung ieincs 9outcs blrd) Tplijeimor
ld)aH 8orIld), Gonltobler Selie llnO
@ilobiiter Barter pcrboitet, neil CT
onecblid) in Der M1be bon MiQcr'a
Sslono All Der Wiinbulg bes Bad
Hlpcr nit perbotcnell Neben fiid)tc.
Gin rnbiatcr 9urid)c.
Eoli5iit Nel mo G~pnItoblcr Mncr-
IN ocrboftctcrl am 1icnitu0 Iheno
Den NcAcr Snhn Mod III 0oponS-
tolpn, ipcld)cr iid) olli Der Sobrt nod
Solplon III cincm Strobcuboyn.SSng-
goll ulorocntlid) bcllobm II. cill Sen.
tier Scrtriimmerte. Tu man oil-
rin,lnt, oob Scr Nc9cr plotIid) irr.
iinni0 ,uuroc. ior,htc i'm Mid)tcr Mi
tinlon porlGllilN noh Dem @cidn1
nib, nm BORT nlli icillcn @ciitcSpl
ltonb 0cprilit 81 mcroen.
Ncncr in Somiou.
Sic &iilbc. lpcld)c Qcmo6nlid) III
Goiuion bcrrid,t mltrbc gcitcrn &or,
mlttnN ollrdl 0clcr9lodcn 2cltolt. Sn
Der @obnitng hcS Nc0crS Sronf Nn-
gins un &irginin Mpcuue lpor mi
lnbcfonnte @cIic 6ciirr Cntitonocu.
sic County ulo ireimilligc Gulcr
ipcbr rrid)iclcn icbod nit elmer iol
dlcn 8citlpinbiafcit. oaB ocn Slam
men iebr rold Der @orous otnod,t
mar. Ter Sdabcn bctrGgt ctipG
bunbert Collars.
Tprbcrcitnngcn iir bcn
Milllcr- Morbpro5c6.
Stnutannpnlt Robert IS. @,tiiia
bon baltimore /. Go,mtp orbeitct elf
RIG an bcn Sorbrrcituugcn fir ocn
Nrpjeb bon Sol. Sohm Niilcr. Der
ON Nbcto bes s.. MGrj 5u @ft. @oil.
inaton ieite @rant. Sri. &cNilloMceo.
crIt)oB. Gr hot ben Gmr,tp Geo
meter crIlldt, nit i'm, oln nGditcn
2lenItoo Die Worbitcle 5ipcds Ser
itcalrng BON Eloncn oui,uilld]cr.
= f)ncIl dl rcitctb Scr Sor.
Girca @crjihlogr crlog acitern
Worgen i'm Inlbnlan5lpagen ocS ito.
lidcn Giltrift5 Sr. Sobn Nncr bon
Hr. 1875, SightltraBc. ST bate IN
Segleitulg i~ciller 5pd)ter einell Spa
3lcrgallg liniernonMnelL iiihltc lid
aber pl6Blif nllipobl. dis er iid) al
Der Gfe Don Supnro- llllo Varreltr.
beialto. 4ic Nnlbululij bes iiioIid)cn
GiItrifta mnrbe hcrbeigcrnicn bepor
Der Woeen icbod, Die Wobnllrg Ncs
Srn. guer erreid)t bate, mar bieier
aus benz Seben geitieber. Ger Ser,
itorbcuc itonb I'M sitter bon 60 Dab.
rciI. Gr binierldBt oie Sinner fyrar
Mnrp ultOildl 6rou 6. Gubtlcr, Sri.
Senriettn gler mo Srll. @ep. Aiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
,Yenuiplunnia simitto" mad, Gaisaso.

Glrdiabrcho poii Baltimore. ab.
gang pont llnion,B abnboi Der Yeitn.
iplpohid 9abu los Madn.; Mnfii,ft
IL Chicago $40 Moracns, Stanoarh'
VaiiagierSug Der Welt. qNcin Grtru.
0%nbrgclo mad Gbicogo. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
O~elSienbnnaen.

@cIoientiinscu nod 1eutiHlonb
uno Seitreid . llnearrt fiber in,o
ihnen beiorgt. 8, 10 un6 90 Mart.,
iotuie 10 iino 20 aronen sdeine a.,
perfnnfen.
9beo. s. tisntr e g.,
o. Rr. 217, Of.Saltimsrt.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

~ " u " I l l ~ l I ~ L
ter. - @n1. Mtcslleer aus Hiduuono,
80, eil so Slbriger, Der III berStos
nemou Sofion = Brigade gebieut bot
tc, ltanb geitcrn in Der iiibtpeltlidell
Foli5eiItotion Dor Hihter 2ooell llll-
ter Der 9ciduloigun1 oes Sagoton-
6irens. Gr crflGrtc, bdb er Iid) oilf
Der Sllfc nod ieincm Ncfien bcfir.
&c mo bon SABRE sc Grace llod) @ol.
tinorc morid)irt lei, ipcil CT fcin@clb
bnbe, I'M NIT ocnn 3rge SIT iohren.
Sl baltimore ollgcfommcll, babe CT
lid dllf Die Sdlucuc elmer 8eaertbiirc
1cle1t, nm sort Die Noht i'll 4ogiren.
Gr bat, i'm nid)t nnf Dan = Gicip 81
lcnbcn. aooi Hpocn fam Icinem Gr.
Iudleil lodl uilb lieB i'm frci. nad)oem
CT III Der EoliSeiltation ein a,iteS
Mabl p%er5chrt battc. @ic Der nlte
Wurm nllgob, miQ or iest ruicber nod)
Nid)molib. So, monbern.
800 ocn u hieb nor. -
Nllf cine an5ti9c bin, lpcld)c geIterl,
in elmer ellgliiden Wor9enSeitlna CT.
ihien, mcloetcn lid, ungeiGGr - Ter=
lonen bel !. s. 0orOon BON Hid).
mono, So. i'm Sotcl &oleiab, Inn cia
ne STEELE au5ltrcten, iiir lpcld)e Gin
groBes Ginfommen bel 9erinaer Gr.
fabrung mls9eid)rieben mar. Ser
8~ebelnlpoliSiIt Summerslo, lpeld)cr
sur STEELE nur, ais 6or0pn Die soil.
rcih1n Npplifontcn cmpiing. utc
ocniclben bon eillent Stubl aus nit.
tbeilte, lueld)e 0elpinlle lie ersielel,
%fonnten. I'M sSaae lie iid) Multerft.
Ittl 9egen zinc 9oorbinterloge bon ic
So Suieilhen lieBen. Ger 8ebeinlpoli.
slit lieB ben Monll llid|t 10 weit &c.
ber, 8eloer cin5ufoiiircn, Ionoccn
brat,te oenlelben mad Dem Yoli5ei.
Saliptaitortier, poielbit @orbpn per.
ipradl, Sen Stau6 Der Monuncntens
ltoct bon icinen JiiBcn il id,iittcln,
lrellll lllal ibnt mir geltatte. ieine 0u.
%icnnaeel st pcricscil, INN feline Sotel-
red)lhiig 5n btgleif,en. Seinem
Wilnid)e luilroe cntiprpd)en.
Grad baS 9 d. Iiielbein.
9ei bent @eriud), cinen Mogeoil
Der NeilnipIpaniu : Slpeinle linic,'
llabe Der GoIpbinItraBc, az beIteigeu.
itiir5tc 4r. Granf n. ShoiicIb poit
Nr. GA. @cit : 6apctteitrabc, geiicrn
alif Oas StroBenpflaiter unlb crIitt ci.
men Yrud, oes Shliiiielbeins. Gr
'ueiaertc iid,, III eihent SoipitaI be.
hnnoelt SIT iperben, ,uiS luilroe III Der
Imbnlon5 nad) ieincr @obnung &c.
brnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

YIN SIbn M itpicrH cincn.
Gulcr lcltcncn &pNcl. in 8citolt
zines pitrbeinigcn Nuhnc$, bat Sr.
VI. s.. @oli BON Nr. 2215, Yennlpl-
pollio Hucnllc. jllr ,,eit in icincml
Sdoen olla9eIlcllt. Gas S,lhn lullroc
nllI elmer Tnrm in Surriiionpiac,
"oltlnlorc,G phlrtp. Nc5iihtct mo &c.
lanatc Dor mcligcn Soacll IN hicSGna
DC oea Srn. @oli; ca nchort III Der
NnIlc Der ,Hono Sslonb Heo" ulo lit
bcreltS 'ed)a Wunotc oft. Sin Sod,
perItulloiger nleintc. onB boa Srbn.
meld)ca lidl friidl rnb nliuiter beiinoct
rnlO lit nlBer ocll bier @eincn, in
nld)ta non cinem n%ornlalcn Sllbn III
tcr'deloet, lid poafommell cntipidcIn
uno 'raglos aud Gier lcNcn miro. Tic
5luei ilberfliilli9en @eine bciinoen iidl
an Scib, iino fult pollfomnlen ollsac4
lpod)lelL, ld,lcprcu ubcr froiiloS an
|poen, 'obalo ooS Nl,bn cine Nclue-
1liil1 matlt. III Der Lester Belt Bile
ben SauIellbc bon Eerionen Dor oenl
Sd)ulifenIter oes 2uoens oes Scrrll
Wolf iteten ullb betruftcn bic ob-
llornc Sc1lte nit grobem Si,tcreIic.
Ncgcr angfingcrt Wbiss
fcp. &nn. Sopfins, elm Nceer bon
Mr., Jl3, ltnionitrabe, milroc geitcrn
III Der nororueiiliten EoliSeiitation
itltcr Der Vcifnlbigui1D Dem Griliii-
~lialgcrid)t i%ibcrluiciell. BON 0rn.S uni.
Sonocrion bon 9tr. 500. Weit. 9ioolc.
StruBc, elite Gitulltit1t WbisfeD ac.
ltohltn 5lt bubeil. &opfins heiiritt
Die Shot, es miro nlaenontn1ell, oub
cs lid I'm cillen Mod)euft bulibcIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Srai bic llnrcdJtc.

Srpilc G.Noro id)icbt oui icinc Sroll
lnb triiit cine onbere, Ssrou Gli.
jubctb SuQipal. 9cbterc in
Der @ruit pernruloct, iebod nid)t
g~cidbrlid,. 49, Soro oes unaeb.
lid)cn Moroon9riiia onBcihuloiat.
Srpillc &. Sorb Don 9tr. ttO4.
iiOsGurcpltroBe. mltrbe uom Nid)ter
Soocn III Der iucItlideu Yoli5eiitotion
inter Den acknowledgement. ongcblid)
clnCn Worbnn1riii ulli lcinc Satin
oua9cftlbrt mo Srou Gli5obetb Sui
lluan pon Ar. 1926, Nlrglulop Str,
0i'rd) cillcn SduB uermunbct ,l ia.
ben, ocu @roBgeidmorenen iiberlpie-
lOn. Noro ulo icinc Satin lcbeil
lett Ginger 3eit bon chamber &c.
trcnlt, unb Srnu Soro boitc iid) III
Dem 0oule Don Srnl Sulipm cin-
lcdirt. Nm Wontog 9lbcnb troien
6oro mo ieine Satin 5uiGuig Dor
Der @phnnnD Der SeBtcren 5uiont-
men. Nad) cillem bcitipcn @ort1pcd).
lei ioll tSorb cincn Nepolper 9csoaen
mo olli lcinc Srnll gc5ielt babcll.
Scttcrc Hob ieoof rchtSciti0 in ooa
Sans ulo cltton rmucrlcbt. Sn Dem
%Nltgenblid nbcr, ais lie Die Shiir 6fi-
lete, trot 0ruu Snlipun oui oic
Sd)pellc. I'm iid) mad, Der llriodc oes
Sorms 6t rrtunbiAcn. Soro bielt
Die @oiic ldNlBbcrcit lno ~icuerte
oann blinoliugs nui icinc ilichenoc
Nnttin. Grei Shiiiic rid)tctcn fcinen
Sd)aocu al, Der uiertc obcr orol,d Ser
N Dem Ebilrrobmcn itcbcnncn .,sroil
Snllipon III Die 9rl,it. @liidlid,er
Ncllc lit Die &lmbc nidt 0ciGbrlid).
Norh, mcld)cr bolb oarol,i pcrboitct
lmlree, rrtlortc, bub CT Die Sbot in
trunfencm 3ultanbc hcgilN.
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Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One dollar per year II paid in advance
One Dollar and Fifty Cents II NOl
paid in advance.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26
Rapjd Eliuhts.

We are getting motor wild. We are
thinking that going fast is the chief
end of life. Here is man in New
York who claims he has invented a
vehicle that will go million miles Il
minute; that is, when it gets in good
running order. At the start, he pur.
poses to go from New York to Chi
cago in 80 minutes. And then some.
time he will go to Mars in 140 min
utes.
He purposes to do this in a motor
worked on the principle of centrifugal
force. There are no wings or propel.
lers to this vehicle. 1t is simply a
projectile. Such speed will beat the
planets. 1t will keep up with comet,
and run around it, and guy it for being
so slow. The inventor might get it
ready to accompany Halley's comet,
on it's grand cycle around the sun.
next year. Very interesting such a
flight would be. 1t would make the
Wright boys medals worth not 30
cents.
Yes, we are getting very fast; too
fast, even on earth, without pester-
ing the skies. Our brainworks are
keyed to our legs and we had better
be caraful (C.N Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Charles ZeRKsdeceased
The undersigned hns been appointed ard
qna,lhed us administrators ~ the e, tate # Oh
ieS LenS. late o. Wo COUNT. ohio, de-, ased
Dated this ll;h day of Novemb r. A. Il. o IN
CArlEkfNE ZENR,
i,rry burg, Obi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26
Methodist Minister Recommends
chamberIain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

II have used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years for diarrhoea. | con-
sider it the best remedy l have ever
tried for that trouble. / bought a
bottle of 1t few days ago from our
druggist, Mr.. r. r. Brooks. / shall
ever be glad to speak word in its
praise when 1 have the opportunity" !"
Rev. ]. D. Knapp, Pastor M. e..
church, Miles Grove, Pa. Sold by G..
p. Champney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26

According to reports from Wash
ington, speculation is rife as to the
course which will be pursued by
Speaker Cannon in regard to the
serious charges preferred against
him by Representative Herbert Par
sons, the leader of the Republican
organization in New York City. Mr..
Parsons, who has been consistent
member of the Cannon forces during
his congressional career, asserted
during the municipal campaign
which preceded the election of Judge
Gaynor as mayor of the greater city
that Speaker Cannon had entered
into compact with Tammany Hall
and the New York state Republican
leaders whereby Tammany Demo-
Gratis in Congress were TO aid Uncle
joe in his struggle for continuance
in power and the Republican state
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26
HAND BADLY INJURED.

VIM. Caldwell while employed on
the tire machine at the National
Wheel Works last Tuesday met with
painful accident, whereby he 10, {
part of finger on the left hand aud
had two others baldy lacerated.
He had on prir of mittens at the
time and his hand was drawn iuto
the machine. When the mi,ten was
picked up part of the third finger was
found in it. The first and seco d
fingers we're also badly injured and
at least one of hem will probably ~
stiff.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26
Y. P. c. U. CONVENTION.

Fifth annual convention of the
Wood County Young Peoples Chris.
tion Union, November 81 and 2S,
1909, Pemberville, Ohio, at the Pres.
Lyterian church:
Saturday Afternoon.
2:00-DevotionaN Exercises-Rev.
Tanneyhill, Perrysburg.
"Chief Object of the Young Peo
pies Society'-Rev. Shanks, Yves.
ton.
why and How of the Junior Socie'
ty"-Mrs. E. l.. Loomis, Scotch
Ridge.
Round Table.
Business.
Saturday Evening.
7:OO-Devotional Exercises-Rev.
Huecker, Pemberville.
Business.
"System'-Prof. N. D. o. Wilson,
Bowling Green.
'Value of Young Peoples Society
in Evangelistic Services"-Rev.
Rhodes, Bowling Green.
Sunday Morning.
S:OO-"Quiet Hour'-Miss Myrtle
York, North Baltimore.
9:30-Sunday School.
10: O:3O-Devotiona Exercises-Rev.
Tanneyhill
Society oblems"-Harrison Wal
den, Treasurer of County Union.
Round Table-Paul H. Bruning,
President of County Union.
Sunday Afternoon.
2:3O-Devotional Exercises-Rev.
Huecker.
"Missions"-Rev. Ashenhust, Scotch
Ridge.
Address-Prof Heikle, North Bal
timore.
Round Table-Mr. Earl zeigler.
Sunday Evening.
6:00-Model Meeting-E. l.. Frey
man, President of Bowling Green Ep-
worth League.
7:00-Devotional Exercises.
Address-Prof. Park, Ohio North
ern University, Ada, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26

History shows that the high cost
of living is the beginning of every
national decline" In these words,
according to advices from Washing
ton, James ]. Hill, the railroad mag
nate, describes what he considers to
be one of the greatest menaces to
the United States. He insisted that
the great statesmen of our day should
turn their attention for moment
from intricate legislative questions
to the prices which are being paid
for articles of food and dress. These
prices he claims, are exorbitant and
fall entirely on the masses while the
rich do not suffer from them. His
words will no doubt be listened to
with attention throughout the coun-
try.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-11-26


leaders were to assist Tammany in
electing its New York city ticket.
Mr.. Parsons made these charges
without reserve and has just come
out with reiteration of them.
Speaker Cannon has unequivocally
denied them and there the matter is
now resting. The speakers friends
insist that he is determined to have
an investigation of the charges, the
anti-Tammany representatives in
Congress are also clamoring for a
committee to afr the matter tho
roughly while Mr.. Parsons and his
supporters profess themselves quite
ready to furnish substantial evidence
From these reports 1t appears that
the truth will be ascertained and the
truth is certain to be unpleasant to
some of the persons concerned. If
the charges are proved Speaker Can
non will see his political career
measurably foreshortened, while if
the charges are unfounded the in
fuence of Mr.. Parsons in Congress
will be to a great extent, nullified.
Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what | did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mel. II.
Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
During his recent tour of the coun-
try President Taft dwelt with unusu-
al emphasis on the necessity for
amendments to the Hepburn rate
law In his DesMoines speech par
ticularly. he outlined the program in
regard to this legislation which he
is desirous that Congress should con-
slider at it's next session. He made 1t
clear that his purpose was not to in
dulge in destructive criticism of
the present law, but rather to formu.
late a constructive plan by which it
comprehensive. The vexatious delays
which have frequently impeded the
progress of criminal and civil prose-
cutions instituted by the Interstate
Commerce Commission are a source
of great concern to the President. He
realizes that the crowded calendars
of tho oirnuit oourtc rapder If i'm noc-
sible for the commission TO secure
prompt decisions while the differing
character and qualifications of the
judiciary do not insure the desired
uniformity in rulings. For these rea-
sons he has determined on a Com
merce Court which will be composed
of railroad experts who will have no
other duties than those imposed on
them by the cases brought under the
Interstate Commerce law. This
court, he feels certain, will expedite
the legal business of the commission
and insure speedy justice to both
railroads and shippers alike. He
also proposes amendments which will
prevent determinations as to the
classification of articles. This evil he
appears to consider little less danger
Gus than determinations as to rates
for he feels that if railroad charges
an exorbitant price for the transpor-
tation of an article which is improp-
erly classified it commits as great
misdemeanor as if it Disseminated
against shipper as to it's rates. He
also desires an amendment which
will prevent one railroad from hold
ing stock in another. These consti-
tute the most important changes he
will advocate and it is to be hoped
that his recommendations will be
carried out to the letter.
The editor of the Bloomdale Der
rick, who has evidently become ac-