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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
Remarkable Banquet.
When Edward Returns.

WHtII bUWdII hVIuTnS.
When the king returns 70 this co,Iu-
try he Will proceed almost Immediately
to Newmarket to see the race for tho
Two Thousand Guineas. and will then re-
turn To town. where he will remain al
most entirely throughout the season.
paying but Il brief visit to Windsor. His
majesty hopes to pay several week-eud
visits TO his personal friends this sum
mer. and intimation Of this has already
been conveyed To several whom his
ma jcSty proposes TO honor.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-05

Fully 36 inches wide, a fine sheer quality, con sidered excellent value at 25c yard.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-05

Yard wide undergar- ment material that can not be duplicated short of 20c per yard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
En- Sue.Aloiau.

En- Sue-Aloiau.
LlHUE, Kauai, July 23.--On We'd
nesday evening were celebrated, at
the home of the bride in Kappa, the
nuptials OF Miss Rose Aloiau, dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. Wong Aloiau, one of the
oldtime merchants and rice planters
of this island, and Mr.. En- Sue Kong,
a resident of Honolulu. i.t,, gsf
Miss Aloiau was one of the bellies
of the district, and for several years
has been one of the most popular
teachers In the public school of Ka-
paa. She will be remembered as one
of the winners in the Eve In &
Bulletins popularity contest a
year or so ago, the prize for which
was a trip to California.
Mr.. Kong is comparative stran-
ger on Kauai. but is we'll known in
Honolulu, where he is connected
with the leading firm of T. II. Da-
vies & Co.
The wedding was brilliant af-
fair and was attended by friends of
the brides family from all over the
island. The ceremony was set for 8
o'clock, and long before that time
the church at Kappa was crowded
with the guests, who occupied all the
seats. and with fifty or so more of
the local residents. who crowded in
and stood at the back, eager to get
a glimpse of their fair fellow towns
woman who was so soon to be borne
away from her native heath.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. M Lidgate OF Lihue, who
stood near the altar, with the groom
and his best man. Mr.. Ching Yet,
and awaited the bridal procession.
The latter, consisting OF the bride,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

with her three bridesmaids Hiss
Maria Ellis, maid of honor; Miss
Hannah Sheldon and Miss Daisy
Sheldon-and accompanied by her
father, entered the vestibule at
twenty minutes after eight, and
marched slowly up the aisle. to the
strains of the wedding march. sweet
ly sung by. three young ladies in the
end of the church-Mrs. Henry Shell
don, Mrs. Kaauwdi and Miss Eliza
Kahale.
The brief ceremony was ended
soon after half-past eight, and a
long line was then formed OF the
wedding guests, who filed past and
gave their greetings and Godspeed
to the bride and groom. The depar-
ture was soon made for the hall
nearby, where the wedding supper
was served and the beautiful array
OF presents exhibited.
The wedding party occupied a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table near one
end of the room, over which hung
Respondent wedding bell woven
from ferns and white orchids.
The guests all found seats at 9TH
er tables IN the room, and after the
feast had been enjoyed, the orators
among thehr,y including Rev. ]. M.
Lydgate, Senator Fairchild. Hon.
Charles Rice. Mr.. Rufus Spalding,
DIR. Putnam and others, added much
TO the enjoyment of the evening by
their ready flow of wit and humor.
We append herewith the charming
little piece OF original verse which
Mr.. Ldygate had composed in honor
of the bride:
She's as sweet and dainty as lima;
She's a Male Mokihana lei;
She's the Moon upon the sea,
And she's captivated me;
And 1t does seem =.
Pity to have her go.
She's the only, kst, Aloiau:
She's the bright and dear Kappa
DtlltI IS 2
We've kept her all we could, s'%SI
Cause we knew she was SO good.
But she's going to leave us now, 4, Il
And Wen miss her more than We
can tell.
She's as sweet and dainty as lima;
She's a Male Mokihana lei: 200
And we wish her every Joy,
Cause she is so sweet and coy;
But II does seem a
Pity to let her go away.
After the supper, the guests re-
paired to the dancing pavilion near
by and the waltz and two-step were
enjoyed until late hour to the
strains of music supplied by local
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

house was much entertained by friends
of her girlhood.-San Francisco Post,
July H.
Frank Richmond of Hilo, one of the
Hawaiian group, spent day In Der.
kelley this week. He was en- route to
the East, and will spend n few days
with friends In this city on the return
trip, which will be made the end of
this month Berkeley (Cal0 indie.
pendent, July o. f
4 4
= Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pond, who with
Mrs. Il. b. Pond and Miss Mort Nc.
Nell have been at Aetna Springs for
several weeks, will prolong their stay
another month,-San Francisco Chron.
icle, July a.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark and son,
Montgomery, and Mr.. and Mrs Alexis
GignOux and daughter, Alexa, have
taken the Beckley place at Waikiki
for the summer and are enjoying life
at the seaside.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

orchestra. The wedding party re-
tired early, and the bride and groom
we're soon whisked away for parts
unknown in an automobile. followed
an hour or 80 later by the guests,
who had long distances to travel be-
fore they reached their homes.-Gar-
den Island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

San Francisco Bulletin, July 10: :.
Miss Elsie Stern sailed on Saturday
for Honolulu. where she will spend
several months as the guest of Mrs.
X. Roth
Mrs, j. II. Thompson and children
who have been spending few weeks
in Hilo returned in the Mauna Kea
this morning, Nt
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson's Luncheon.
Twenty-four guests enjoyed the
buffet luncheon that Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Atkinson gave Sunday at their
home at the Peninsula. The long
table from which the midday repast
was served was a mass Of cut flow.
ers and smilaX. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkin-
son, who are so Hospitality inclined,
provided much enjoyment for their
assembled guests. After luncheon
the guests and their host and hostess
cruised around the beautiful lochs
of Pearl Harbor, Among those pres.
ent were Mr. and Mrs, Robert Atkin,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

The U. S. revenue cutter Thetls was
the scene of a very pretty dinner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
Monday Morning, Aus

Every article in reduced No sale like this anyw
Ladies' you have been waiting for real bargains here they
your chance. Values almost given away
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30

son, their two guests of honor. Mrs.
Hubert Vos and Miss Annie Graham,
the Princhess Kawananakoa, MI. and.
Mrs. Carl Holloway, Judge and Mrs.
Arthur Wilder, DIR. and Mrs. George
Herbert Mr.. and Mrs. c. Blllson, MI.
and Mrs. c, wldemann. Colonel Sam
Parker Mr. Benton. Mr. Richard
Wright, Mr. VIII Roth and Mr. George
Fairchild of Kauai.
4 n Il
Judge and Mrs Philip Weaver ara
residing at the Brinkerhoff home &C
Waikiki and will remain there until
Mrs. Williams and family return IN
the fall from Europe
4 4 4
Mr., and Mrs c. ]. Ludwlgsen an.
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter Ethel, to Mr., Caleb d. Dick.
son.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs William q. Allen
villa Hart Of Honolulu Will make
their home IN Forcston. Wasp. s. e.
OaI'r july y,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
Gard Party.
For Miss Eynon.

For MISS Eynon'
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Warren en-.
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
at their home In Manoa In compliment
to their sister, Miss Eynon, OF Phila'
delphia, who Is their house guest.
Covers were laid for eight. White
blossoms and maidenhair fern arrang-
ed in crystal and silver bowl were
table decorations, while the place
cards we're manipulated in pale vel
low flowers in Japanese fashion.
49," X \ 4
Wasp, San Francisco, Cal, July 81:
The Charles Stacks are travelling in
Canada.
George A. Smith and his bride will
honeymoon in Honolulu. Mrs. Smith
was Miss Margaret Elaine Smith, for.
merly OF Benicia. The bridegroom is
vice-president of McNab & Smith.
X h h
The moonlight dance at Haleiwa
last Saturday was one of the most
successful yet held at that popular
country resort. The hotel was full
and the special dinner served was
much enjoyed. The moonlight and
music were enhancing, and the dane
ing on the lanais appreciated,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
COTTON. TURKISH, LINEN
!HILDREN's WASH DRESSES

RIBBONS
In all widths colors PRICES CUT IN HALF.
TORCHON LACES
Regular 81 Dozen; Sale Price SOC Dozen
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs HOSIERY
Plain and Fancy Cotton Isle Silk REDUCTIONS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
H~clchrmna iibcr Den Safcnmmrm

atlonto, o., 10. Snm,nr.
On Ser groiinungsiisung Der Or
lien Notionol.G onferen5" gum Stll.
bium Der Sufenprrmsaronfbeit er-
fiGrte Or, Gbas. g. stiles bonn 81.
fentliten Smitsoienite Der Ser.
Stauten. oie erllitlihlte 2(nitedunqa.
tronfbeit i'm Siiben lei sur Belt Die
&ofemurm-Granfbeit. 3lpar mir.
Ten Grehtplare bes Safempurms in
Hell.Gnglnno, benz mittleren @citen
uno Den norolihcn Yocific. Stuotel
g~cfunoerL ober bouptiGhlid eonmc
Gle arunfbeit i'm nornten aIimla Dor.
Seinen llriprung babe Der Soften
mllrm an Der @eitfiilte BON Nirifu.
mo obne 3ipeiiel ici or Don Negern
rad Imerifa ein9eid)leppt norbeii.
20 Yro5ent uQer Sobrif-A rbeiter inn
Siioen litten on Der Satenmrrm,
&confbeit, mie er iid) ourd) perion.
lid)e YeIud,e BON 12S 5obrifen in
Den Siioitoaten ~iiber5eugt bobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Ginidrcitcn gesen Combination Der
y'"Da Wrusihl1d,tcr.i

onidsGitp 10. Sourlar. -
General! Nnmult Snfion bon aanias
iyrel,gtc I'M Iiltriftsgcridt bon &on-
las Gitp, SIS, Gin acridJtlides Ser
iobrcn gc9cn Die 8rpBihl16ter B.. DC,
lcQifoftcn Nrnollr mo Smiit an
dlf Den @runb bin, 0aB bieiclbell
Mit9lieoer elmer Combination leien,
mclhe Die Ereiie fir 9ebensmittel in
m%naeicBlidcr NSeile in bic Sobe &c
Id)rollbt bot. Ger Stnot mnht 9cl,
tcno, ooB sic @eielidoiten III Der
Yrobuttcnboric Don aanios Gitp &c.
boren mo oober inter bns @eiet
ron &nnioS iollcn, meldes cine @elo.
tnBe bon 500 fir ieocn Gag ocS
Mit9lieoicina ieitiebt. Cas- Icriob-
rem lit ein Erobcfoll mo bns critic
oiclcr Nrt, mcldics untcr Dem @t.
ice BON aonloa bisber nnbGngig &c.
nadt morocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Wcbr Soabetriigereicn.

Ncm Yorf, 10, Sonlor.
Nui sic 2lntlo9e, Die Ne9ierlna
o.irh abGnoeru11g in ser 9lbidGtrnq
cincs Automobils I'M $3.50 betrogell
5uibabeu, mitroe geItcrn Soiepb y.
4Ec@rath, ein 9lerf I'M 3oaomt, per
baitet mo pom NunbeS- Gontmiiidr
Sbiclos iiir icin Grldleilen 5l cinenl
luciteren Tcrbor inter $1,000 9iirg'
itait ben Spmbs iibermieicn. 9tl
Slrrna Mlcronber &oIlcnoer & So,
Nr. 81, @oa-S troBc, iheint nur in.
iGferr ol Der Nffnirc betbeilgt 5ll
icin, ais lie Die GmpiGitgerin oes inn
portirtcn Automobila mar. Sic bat
nc1 pollen 3na arr Den @ertb Der
Muidilic - 1880 - bc5ablt. Sl
zen Siid,ern bes 3olomts lit Der
@ertb MIR nit $3.50 ongegeben. IS
iGieinen nlio SalidmtgeL reip. ial-
id)e Gintragungen III Den Vlld)ern
rorgefommen 5u iein, mas allf cine
notwithstanding Mitidyulo Don peiteren
Ncoltten id)lie6cn lGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
&Oblensrabcr nnb Segtil-Irbeitcr
itrifcn.

@ilfcSborre, ga. t9. Soil.
SIN Gintlonge nit Der Strife.
Orore, luelfe Die in Der 3efe Ir. !
Der ~2ebigb e. @ilfesborre Goa!
81" beidGftigten 9erelerte e~rloiier
BADEN Iid) 1900 aoblengr1bcr nid)t
SIR Ir6eit eingeiunoen. Iie Strifer
buben crfldrt, crit baum lpiebcr al
bic Arbeit geben 81 mollen. lpenl1
tire Soroernng zines r9bcfing 9oB"
heniniat lit.
9 it II, Moii, 10. Solu,or. -
IS miro gcid)Gbt, boB Die 3obl Der
Gertil. Arbciter. mclfc in iyo0- Ripcr.
6ithbura, 6iiberpilc unb peritieor,
lIell aroeren Srtcn pcgcn Der Rcoiif.
ton ibrer Nrbcitslobne bilrd, Die &c.
ietlifc 9cid)rnnfung ibrer NrbcitS.
5eit oitf mpdentlit Sc Stlmben an
cen Strife 9egan9en iino, etpn 2OOO
tctrGat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

bieten ser Sbcorie, Der Mebnlefbooen
ulo SnItrllmente II. nee Experiments
betrefien ole eleftriifcn uno magnc
tiid)en nbiollltcn Meiiuu9en (lpp-
urnter Veitimrulngen heS Sbrus nro
oes INSTRUMENTATION Meq,tioaIclltsl,
bic 2oiuugeu Don GIeftroIpten, be-
ionoer3 oeren 2eitpermogen, ferncr
Die GDernloeIcftri3itdt unb M9rmc.
leitung sic SotaIrefIcrion oes QidtS
uno Die gIolti5it1t.
Serb Gngriboolle @rpIo.
itonen.
Gin perbGgnibpoIes llnqIiif Dnt
iit 81 Observation-Disclosures inn Horocn
BON Berlin ereignct. SIN oortiaer
9odihen Eprotedniifen 2aborato.
rillm e~rplobirten 3nblreide 6ellcr-
perfSf6rpcr. unb bon Ben i'm &c.
bGuoc ouipeicnbcn Terioneil lprrocn
ni6t meniger oIs lcd)s niti bo$
Shneritc ncrIett. Tie 9epolfcrltla
Ser gall5en llnl9cbung gerietb olrd
bas iurdtbarc 8etoie i'll poniidcn
Shreden.
Cine bcfloacilSlpert6e aataItrophc
piro aus @cimor gcmclbct. Ter
Setidburaer Ylilpertburm lit ouigcs
floaeil. 9ie orei i'm Sburme befirlc-
liden Eerionen erlltten auf berStelc
ocn Zoo. NlS Die Ilonrmen in oer
Huinen geloift iunren, puroen bic
ihredlid Der tiinlmeltcr 2ei6en Dor.
ge%funoen.
Senc5uclo'8 &e"rtrctcr
lanai an.
Ger pene5ucloniidc @eianotc Gar
tos Gon,inici lit bier eingetroifel,. Gr
miro bentn16it ieinc Grebitipe iiber.
reid)en. Seit S%obrcsfriIt bat bier dis
8eid)1ftStr0eer Gene5ueln's Gr. <.
8il Sortolll iulleirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Wariurie mar ucrniinftia.

Nem Dprf, 10. Sonbor. -
SRI. Wuiorie @oulo, Die idone God.
fer Don George 5. @oulo, bat cinen
slmerifoncr ben Nrinjen, Siiriten.
Grufen uno onoeren blaubliitigeil
Nreiern porge5ogen Die iih Inn ibre
Snno uto lire Willioneu bemorben.
@ei cinem geitern Nbero i'm Tolois
ihrcr @ltern, 9tr. S51, ). Ipenltc,
rerunitolteten Vnllc mlr0e lire Ser
llblung nit Nntbonp !. Crerel.
iln., Don Ebilooelpbio ongetilnoi9t.
SIR sluserrpGblter lit glei6 ibr Der
Grbe bon pielen MilIonen uno ollrd)
ric Seirntb lperben 5mei Der groBten
&ernIogen pcridmol}cn. Gie Sod.
jcit bes glildlifen jln9en Eoores,
bas pnr ben onIueicnocn 80 @Glten
nit @liifmiinid)cn ilberihiittct mllr.
DC, miro crit I'M nGhitell Serblt ltott=
linden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Miaiundr Suupc's Sob.

Gbtcago Sn., 10. Sonuor. -
Gr. 2uopig Seftoeu, Ser gelnciniom
nit Eroi. ". E. Soincs bic M1gc1
bon Sberit Stpopc, Dem MiaiorlGr
nno Ebiiontbropen BON aonios Gitn.
lllo Dem 9tcficn ocIiclbcn, Gbriitioi
Sluope, bic per8iftet ,poroen iein ioI.
.lelt. analplirte, bat beiitc 5ilgegeben,
noB elm meiBes EuIper, meld,eS
Strptnin iein mag. int Magen oeS
Sherlten Sluope geiunoen moroeu lit:
%eiter lprof lid Or. 9eftoen mid!
aus. Erof. SSaines miro cine delni.
Idle ltn%terilid)itng oeS Yufpers Dor.
Eebnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

gettcnitiifd)en ~eriuartet nuroen, Iino
alsgeblieben. 9ie Suffragetten bo-
ben riibrig gegen Die Hegieruug &c.
luorben lno iino itronm gegcn Spo-
nep Burton aiifgetrctcr, boben iit
ober porIGuiig nidt rfriegeriid" be.
tbatigt.
Sn Den StroBen i~tIeIten lid bcute
Nlbeno, ais Die @oblmeloungen ein.
%licfen, Die iibliden S5eucn ob. 0ie
ouf Den groBen YldBcn oufgeiteaten
Seinmouo : Safeln murtn bon nod
groBercn Miengcn unlorongt, ais
lonIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

mails bieB, nit Riidiift ouf Die an
oeuti6en S~oiierbofe bcrrihenoe itren
&c Gillette crfolgt iein. Is lit ieillel
Seit bier uieI bciprodcn pDrOen, mi
lpelher aus5cidlnung Safer Mil.
bcIni sic Ser5ogin bon 9obeuberg be-
hunoclt bat.
Sofrittcr'S grant ltor6
mid an Gilt.
@icn 10. Sannnr. - Ser llll'
IGugIt nad @ien %geianbtc @ciln0
ser 9ch0r6cn bon 2eitmerib in Bob
men, wcIhc Die IitsQrobung ser get
dc Ser inn Sabre 1904 geitorbenerl
@rout beS Sberlieutcnonts SofrifJ'
fer, 0eS nngeblihen %abienoera Der
nerbGngnibbolen Gpanfnli 8riefc.
ongeor0rct bntten, lit mullnlebr be
FAINT 0eQebcn moroen. 3ornud) Ia.
ben lid bel Ser llnterilthun0 Der cr.
bumlirten Seid)e feline Spuren poll
@iit %aeflnoer.
BON @olfen 5erriiien.
@ieu, 10. Sarunr. - Gincn cnt-
ieblifen 1pb bot ser 20 Sobrc oltc
Baron otto BON Srban erlitterL luic
ans Qenguelfolpo inn Gomitot llopor.
beIn ~gcueloet ipirb. Gr beiono lid
nui cincm Spa6ierritt, ol5 or pl0b.
lid bon @oIfen eripdbt mo beiB Der
folgt mur0c. 0os III raien6er Gle
bobinitiirmenbe Ffero mari ieinen
Setter al. mo cbe 0ieier iid o%ufroi.
len fonnte, norcn Die bun0rigen &c.
iticn il6cr i'm bergefollen mo ger
riiicn i'm.
Sinun5frob in SuI5burg.
Wicn 10. Soniar. - Inter ser
Veuolfcrun0 bon Snl5burg berrid)t,
rdd) WclOung bon BORT, 9r0btc Gre
gltng itber cinen gelualtigcn 6inon5,
frod). Ter 9onfier Mar aobn lit
orrdeebronnt, mo iciu Erofuriit
Siccurb bot iid) ielbit erid)oiien. Die
9ciocn ipefulirten pGbrenO Der ling
itcn @olfonfriic nlli oos @ogbnliig
ite. Nid)t wcni1er dis 5cbn WiQio.
men &ronen Icpote limo babel ucrlo-
ren aegungcll. Gle @eiitlid,fcit lit
beIonoera idlpcr ill MitIeiocrihuit
ge5oaen morGcn.
Sci ii sfobrif in Eilien.
&ien. 70. &nnuur. - Iic @igcn.
tbilrncr Der Sfo0nlucrfc in EiIien ia.
ben Ole Gbiidt, cine groBe WeidIiibia.
BRIT ST crrid)tcn. Is ioQcn bullpt'
i0dlidl @eihiibc iiir Moril,c5pcde
bcrgcitcllt pcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
%ermiidJte tciesrapbiidle 1epeidcn.
lie aiiociotion pou acbeusr

lie aiiociation BON 2cbenspcr.
iid,erungs- Eraiioenten trot g~eitcrn il,
&albinstcL :. g., 5ii ibrcr oritten
Sobresiisnna juiammen. Die cbert.
fdus bort tasenoc Gonferen5 Der
@ouuernciire iestc ibrc 8erhonoinn.
gen fort, nno Die Sobresperiomm.
lung Der aiiociotion sur 1oroerung
Der @iiienidoit seIanste 5lr, ab.
iflub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Srantrcif dis InBcnDonocl
ltciat.


GoriS, 10. San. - Sic iranS0lis
id)c Giniubr in Sabre 1909 crreihte
lnSgeionnlt einc Sohc polt $2,296,-
S5t,200, mas cine ,3%iinohme BON
$92,OO0,00O gegen 0oS Toriobr be.
heutct. Gie Nusfubr i'll 1909 bat
nm $66.4G0.00O 5ligcnonmcn.
Smmcrn d) am @dbIcn.
Hnnosn 70. San. - Scittc lul,r.
Den ST luciterc Observation-Disclosures
crmublt, ollcil Die gcnnuen Heiul-
tote IN ben betreiienoen 9iitrittcl
iucrocn nift Dor mor0cn bctannt
luerbcn. @iS belltc Nnd)ntittoN luas
rem, ioipeit Die 9crid,te porlu0cL l1S
Sibcrolc nm Soboritcl1, ionic II iris
ifle Notionoliiten eruGblt, 5uiom.
men ulio 100 Site iiir bic Rcgic=
rings Coalition mo If llnionis
item. @initon Spencer Churchill be.
bolptetc III elmer tcittc 81 Iunoee,
Sdlpitlou0, Ncbnltcnpn Mcoc. ca ltchc
iest nllber 3luciicI. bab bic libcrulc
Hcalcrinl9 nit elmer Arobercn Mnips
ritGt, ais lie @lobitone cocr Solis-
burn in ibrcn bcitc1 8ogcn bcioBciL,
ans &iroer 5liriidfebrcn meroc. Sci
icr InIid,t nod) iuiirben Die Wnblcll
bie tSrogc iibcr SoriIrciorm ollf
Sabre hin bcieiti9elt.
II II OF item hopen 20 y.
2onOom 10. Son,or. Tic
urlioniltiltcn WorgenblGticr lniien
IN ibren Seitortifcln e%rfcnncn. Dab
bic Fartci iid poi, Der lciicn GnttGu-
ld)ln1g nod bcn Moblen pom Mun-
tag crbolt bot uilo nli, polia' oif
ihrc SGbisfcit periraui, oic Moiori.
tat Scr Hcoicrung oernloBcn 81 Der.
f%iir6en, boB Die Winiiter Den Natio-
noIiiten unb Nrbeitcr = Eortcilern IN
ole Salloc 9cgebefl lperoen.
Gle ~llnioniiten pcrlalien lid) nili
Die @ablen in Den Sanobe5irfen. mel-
dc bcllte beginner, ilno erlpnrtel
bort betrGd)tlihc @clpimnc. Tie belt.
iigc 2iitc cntbdlt Glide Gountp.Si
te, Ole IN 1906 nit Den fItappct Mtn=
ioritutcn oen Sibcrolen Sligcinllci,
parcr, ulib bon bieicn crmnrtct man,
baB iir leet bcn llnipniltcn ms Nes
iolIen.
Ter .Goiln telegraph" iogt: Die
llnipniiten moeclt obipI,lt iiber5cllet
bieibclt. bnB Der ann1rf lid, tdalid,
icIbit red,tiertiat. Gle Gage ertnif-
felt lid, 10. ooB Die 3utnnft ibnen &C.
bort, ipei,n tic ben aopi fiibl mo ous
Scrj ppQ ,}iipcriidlt bcbnIien."
Die rWorning Eoit" mcint. bic
llnioniiter Wiirbcn nod better obge.
lhnittelt hoben. luern tic itatt Gan,
hioateil olIf5uItellen. Die III lnii iiir
2ariireiprm eintrcten, eii,eeiebcil
hdtten, mie nidtig cs eerpeien ipdre,
bebenfenIos Der Siibrung Sol. Cham.
berlnin's 81 ioIger.
Chen IN ElGten, BON benen "a
rifreform entid}ieoen uno beit1noil
g~epreoigt puroe," ioet Die rYolt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Bel Grfdltumaen

treble malt 3als unb 9ruit, aud bit
8nBioblen nit Or. 3ifJter's
PAIN EXPELLER
elm. Wirft iofort Iinoeruo uno bel.
20 uno SOC. ut g~potbefei,.
Nnr edit. NIT Mnfcr.
j. MS. 3idter e So.
tans .Nnbsltabt, TtariMstu)
2f5 Heart stveet, Ssew Bert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20

4dmnrrbsibeR In 6 bi1 IA 9aaen iafirt.
HaSs Ointment furirt iuderbe. bIinbe. blu,
bis Il Icaen ooer baS @eIb 3uriideritattet. SOC.
(Hpbi1iSo,6 mite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
Theinitrom iicat iiber ieinc ger
luanoten.

Cincinnati, O.. 10. Sonnior.
- Srn &intcrloiienid)oits . @crid,t
lmlroen ole mciteren Gerbonollngcrl
9c1cn Sorrp II. Hbeinltrom niebcr.
0cid)lo9en ulo oicier iiir sllrcd,-
rrngsiobig crfldrt. Gonlit lit Dem
GerIabren, mcldes HbeinItrom's
M;lltter mo on6ere Seruonotcn 81
rcm ucrgcblidlen 8eriild), Die fiirjlid,
liottgcbobtc &crbeirntbung Rbcin.
ltrom's init Gona 2pftus. Der acid,ie.
ochen tSroit oes Sodeps .4innie"
S'Gomnor, 5u %uerbinoern, n%nbGn9ig
senadt botten, elm Gnoc genlad)t.
'Cs beiBt aildN. Die Nniprild,e Hbein-
Iircm's an Die SUPERINTENDENT lei
rcs @aters ieien ebenfolls georonet
clif weldjer 8%runolnge, lit ieood) nid)t
befannt gelporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-20
GnrdD Sd)cinucrfer in SOB scludt.

SmrdD SdJcinwerfer int Sob sclpft.
Nembnr9b. M..D., 70. Sun. -
Gin pr1dtigcr 1irid init gcpaltigenl
@elueib lrilrbe Morgens feiib nlli Der
u&eIt'S bprc.@iienbabn" bel @elt.
&operltralp i9etootet. Gr ltono nit
ten auf Dem @elciic, ais Die 2ofomp-
tho oni ibn itieb, iinb bate it'd
mobriteinllh biird1 Den Sdeimucrier
her 2ofonlotipe betboren lul'eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-03
Giienbabll : Tabrplan.
S. e. g. q. gaba.

:. S. & 9. q. Sa6n.
Anfunft-
yeo.3 Som Norben. -. .6.45 aberbs
glo. g. Som Noroen. ....6.45 utora
gto. 7-Soeal bon 9earne 1000 ntor9
yfo. 9-2ocal bon Saleittne -. ;. :.
=. ...... ;. ..10.45 abenos
yio. A. gon Merifo. 1.50 racblr.
No. 12-Socal bon 2arebo (een,iI6t) !.
oo:.x -. 900 ntorg.
$50. f. Nab Dem &orben. .1.55 notbm.
$50. g. Na6 Dem Gorben. 500 abenos
go. Social na6 Baleftine .730 ntors
No. 10 ggpreb nad 9earne. -,
:. -. ;. ;. 400 nlorg
No. 5 -yla6 WeTifo 4. -. ZOO morg.
$40. II -2ocal na6 2arebo (semiht) !.
:. =. :. -. :. -. 800 abeno5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-03
: c I a 3.

= 9ie @itnabmen ees Stoats=
Iefgetdrs mabreno bes ioeben tcenoe=
ten Sisfaliabrs baben ii6 auf $761,-
$40 belaufen. Sic iino GROCER ae-
ipeien als je 5uppr.
- 8on 9ellpille, ser SallptI.oot
con glllitin County, ous iuiro Ser
8ori6log gelnad)t, i'll Sttobcr cine
8uionlnlenfllnft offer oltcn oel,t-
i6en 9epobner BON slu1ti,t G.allt-
tD 81 pernllitaltcn. SaSn siuItil
County lieocn bic 0lteiten oeu.lbcll
9lniieolungcn bes Staoirs: Sll.
onitrp, Got springs, Miialcim.
9toeoersniiblen llno Nell-lllnt.
eeSn ssapette Gnuutp bat itcb oill
oelti6er Striegerpereill prua,liiicrt.
Gum Eraiioenten ober Sonptrloiul
lprroe sllanit 9einbe ertpGblt. Mit
Der Srganiiation par einc .Seies hes
Seoontaoes perbunoer. 8ic Sei(-
nebmer an Dem sSelte ianoteil nad)-
fteberoe 9epeide an Sen oeutidletl
aaiier. Gin oolnernoes @ob poll
Dem bellte 0cariineoten ariegerocreiu
bon Sopette Gountp."
1ie Srauis County 0ci,tldc
5a9-@eielidoft miro am 6. Otto
Ger III Sdols @nrten 5u slulliu ei.
ne aro}c 5eier bes 0eutiden Cages
Deronitalten.