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The National tribune., 1910-09-22

Flag of a thousand battles,
Beautiful flag of the free.
Waving from lake to ocean,
Waving from sea to sea"
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Denver is to have one of the larg-
est good roads conventions ever held
in the West the latter part of May or
early in Iune. Besides a majority
of the county commissioners through
out Colorado, there will be hun
dreds OF delegates from Kansas, Ne
braska and Missouri.
A number of Grand Junction w. o.
W.'s arrived at the Glenwood this
morning and have been spending the
day getting in shape for the log roll
ing tomorrow. In the crowd were
ii. r. Rhone. Chas. Gasho, Walter
Merrill, r. G. Miller. Jr., C. E. Bond
and J. NJ. kennedy.-Glenwood Ava
lanche.
The Modern Woodmen of America
of Colorado Springs have launched a
campaign to go after the 1914 con-
vention of the order and will send a
large delegation to the Buffalo meet
ing in August with this end in view.
1t is said that usually about 10000
delegates and other visitors attend
these conventions.
Mr.. w. p. Redding, son of Mr.. w.
o. Redding, of Momrose, and Mr..
Jas. III. Fisk, of Grand Junction, have
formed partnership, and will con-
duct civil engineering business at
the latter point. Mr. Redding is a
graduate of the Denver, university,
while Mr.. Fisk is the official sur
veyor of Mesa county. MIessrs. Red
ding and Fisk were in Montrose a
short time yesterday. being en- route
from Denver to the Junction.-Mont-
rose Empire.
Comet pills" supposed to insure
their partakers against any danger,
real or fancied, from Halley's comet
are selling at great rate among the
population of Rayti, according to
John Won Rettburg, the third officer
of the German steamer Allegheny, in
today from Port An Prince. The
pills bring 81 apiece and couple of
bright Haytians who are dispensing
them are said to be making a fortune
hand over fist by selling them. The
natives are said by Won Rettburg to
be fearful of Wednesday.
Late yesterday afternoon there was
busy meeting of the city commits
sioners. The paving ordinance, pre-
pared by Mr. Perishing, of Denver,
who represents the paving bond buy
ers, was submitted to the commits
sioners for the first time. Final ac-
t'O' '''' io' pt tahtu lol oOlllt llUlt.
The plumbing bond of c. T. Trobitz
was cancelled at his request, he hav-
ing retired from the business. The
city was divided into two scavenger
districts District No. / is to con-
sist of all that part of Grand juno
tion south OF Rood avenue and Dis
trict No is to consist of that portion
of the city north of Rood avenue.
Ounce Hutton was formally elected
plumbing inspector
The Hartman lines recently placed
one of the largest orders of the year
for freight equipment The order
involves an approximate expenditure
of S13, 1000. 1t has been dis
tributed among different manufactur-
ers, to insure quick delivery. The
order calls for 12,440 cars of various
types. The purchases are divided as
follows: $3.50 box cars. 1000 auto
mobile cars, 1900 stock cars. 1,15O
gondolas, $50 hopper cars. 1900
Rogers ballast cars. 1895 flat cars
and 65 cabooses. This is in addi-
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

A. d. Lewis, of Green River, Utah,
is spending the day In this city on
business.
The Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association this week unloaded five
carloads of apple boxes. the first
shipment of the seasons supply.
The smoke stack which fell at the
electric light plant last week is being
raised again and will soon be at its
full heighth.
One drunk was arraigned in police
court this morning and received the
minimum fine of So and costs which
ie will work out.
Orin Cheedle, who has been visit
ng in Salt Lake City the past several
weeks returned home last evening
md reports a pleasant trip.
VIM. II. Black, of Indiana, has
taken rooms at the Y. NJ. C. A. and
will be in the city on business for
several weeks.
After visit with the family of her
son, Mrs. Fred Lick, of Grand juno
tion. Mrs. A. Lick returned home
yesterday. Empire.
Commissioner b. W. Vedder. who
has been ill the past six weeks follow
ing an operation for appendicitis is
able to be out on the streets today
for the first time and Is being warmly
greeted by his friends.
John A. Spratt and w. NJ. Toole,
who have been down in the Monte
yuma valley, came in on the train
from the south last night and this
morning departed for their homes In
Grand Junction.-Telluride Journal
james a. MunsoR. an expert ac-
countant and J. Monroe Stewart of
the Settlers Investment company,
both of Grand Junction, are here
transacting business, which will lead
to big property transfer in this city.
-Glenwood Avalanche.
There is at least one thing to be
admired in Mayor Speer of Denver.
He mas the courage of his convictions.
Most of us can agree on that prop
osition, but it Is the convictions
upon which many of us agree to dis
agree.-Montrose Enterprise.
Attorney Sam. b. Berry and fam
lily yesterday moved from the Sher-
man w. Moody residence on Ouray
avenue near Tenth street, which they
have occupied for the past year, to
the large residence on Rood avenue
near Ninth street formerly occupied
by ]. II. Brinkerhoff and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wray. of Sill
verton, Colo, are spending a few
weeks in the Grand valley and expect
TO invest here and possibly locate.
They are guests for the present OF
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Johnson. for
merly of that city who now reside
here. but they expect to secure a
home and keep house during their
sojourn in Grand Junction.
t. II. Fletcher, of Albuquerque,
N, NJ, one of the pioneer cattlemen
of that section. Is visitor in the
Grand valley this week. At a visit
here last fall Mr.. Fletcher invested
in Palisade property and the purpose
of his visit is to oversee in person
the harvesting of his crop this year
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Don't blame your boy about his
shoes wearing out so quickly-fact
is, Mr.. Parent. the trouble is with
you, and the reason your boy wears
out his shoes SOONER than the
other boys" in the neighborhood is
that the other boys wear Mcconnell
& loves shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

We've got the largest stock Of lum-
ber, Ath, shingles, cement. roofing.
ETC.. ON the western slope.-Inde-
pendent Lumber Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Have that suit cleaned and PRESSED
by the Suitorium. Work guaranteed
Phone Black 1893 Wagon will call
promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, NOTICE.

Special meeting Wednesday even
ing. May tS, 1880 y. M, Masonic
tall. Work in Temple Degrees. All
Sir Knights requested to be present.
CHARLES QUIST, Il. G.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Buy a Monitor refrigerator and b'
happy They are mineral wool lined
Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Posey. of
Montrose. are stopping at the st.
Regis for a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

When you want to move vour
nousehoid goods, or goods OF sny
hind. cali % Barton 4 Terril
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Let us furnish an estimate on your
requirements. and we'll sell you the
oiii.-lndependent Lumber Company,
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Flume lumber--seclected stock.
grooved and ready Tor wnrking.-In-
dependent Lumber Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Southern yellow pine vertical grain
dooring. ng.-Independent Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Joe Noon Buggies that please
Fred Aantey.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Sin ncncr raoiuaftiucr &0rpcr.

Trou Gltric lit IS gcliillgel, NIT
Siilfc zines Witarbciters ein 3ebr'
telmilligromm Eplonii1m ber5uitcI.
len, beiien GriitcnS bisber MIR pcr.
m,tbet lpllroe. I'm bas feline Guoll-
tlm Eolol1ium SIT geluinnert. braud,-
te frou Gllrie, mie aus Eoris genlel-
oct miro. etipa 5000 &tlogromm
Ycd)blenbe, in Der Der neuc StpIt
porfomnit. Tolonilum lit gor5 Der.
ihiehen po,, &nhium unb fonlnlt
5000 Wtal icltcllcr Dor. ais bielct.
@ie Trou Gilrie mittbeilt, ppll5lebt
iid) sic 3criesilng Der III Die Nahc
oes Eoloniums ~gcbrod)ten orgot;is
iden NM a%norgoniid)cn Subitan5ca
inter Dem Ginilnb Der Iusitrobluna
ocs Enlpniums, ociien Hnbioottipi-
tat lpeit lturfer lit ols Die oes Hos
oiltnls ielbit. ul,9emein raid. GnS
Eolonium iclblt ihminoet iebod 10
RAID, nnb II, l4O Sa9cll mir Oh Frr'
gent Scr fleinen Mcnae iibrig inn.
Yplonilm belteht aus Selium lino
nod cincnl 5~luciten aorper, mahr-
id)einIih 9lei.
sSron Girie bo5iert b~efanntlih ieit
Dem Sobe hires Wottem dis beiien
Nadiol9erin an Der Barrier llniper-
iitat pbpiifaliide Gbemic. 6ran Git.
rie ailt als Die eigentlide gntoederill
oes TaoiumS. obpobl lie oieies Der.
bienit tets beit,eiOen oblebnt uno bic
grfinbung ibrem 8atten olein 5it-
ifreibt. Der ~betanntlid) pod einiaeil
Sabren in YdriS iibcriabren nnb 10
idllper perlebt miirbe, bab CT balb bo.
rulif itarh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
&umetcnfurdn.

Giller Der geiitpoliten mo icoers
geluol0teltcn engliihen @elebrten,
Ger bcfaitntc Mitrpnpm Hobert 9oQ,
bat iid) IN oraitiid)er Meiie iibcr Die
Sllrdt Der 2ellte Dor Dem @eltllnter-
gang bel Der Aufunft Oes SolcD' iden
&ometen nusgeiprodcn. Meil CT 5l
ben nolfstbiimlihiten @immelsfors
id)crn en9luno's geb0rt, muroe er
NIT @unberten bon @rieIcn bonlbnr.
Dirt, Die nngltpoQ Inn Illsflunit ilber
ben @uaep'ihelaonleten unb bas Der
Grbc Don linn brobeloc Sfifial bo.
ten. Gr bot IN Solge oellen cine
Sllldt IN sic Seifentlihfeit inter
nonlnlen unb Der Zines" - cine
gcborniifte GrflGrlnlg in Sorm ei.
mes o%ffenen 9riefcS cingcionOt, Der
iolgenben Wortlullt tr1gt: nMcin
perebrter -. Gin Hbinoceros in
pollem 2nlf luiiroe Den 3%ulomm1en-
itoB nit einem Spinllipeb nidt fiird)s
ten, llnO Die Groe bat eS ebeniomeltig
notbig, ben 3lliomntenltoB NIT Ct.
ncln &ometcn 81 iiird)ten. Sm Sabre
1861 %reiiten mir burh ben Shmeif
zines aonleten mo NiemonO bat Do
mais irgenb etlpos bauon gemertt.
Sir etlpo 100 Wiaiollen Sabre bat
bos Sebeil ollf bicicr Groc obre ltn-
terbrcdlung b%eltonbcl1, obgleidl llnlcr
Melttorpcr IN Oicler Belt lpobl Don
minocltells iiini &pmcten IN le0cm
Sabre @cllldl %cnlpfan9en hot. Menl
aometen Der Grbc i~iberballpt Sdo.
0cll 5ufilgcn fonltelL 10 lpilr0e 0da
mobl id)ol Dor longer Belt eitnlal
geidebcn iein, unb Sic uub ih mir
Den ms Damn lueoer iiber aonletcn,
nod, ilbcr etlpns onocreS 5lt inter.
balten @ele1cnheit buber. Sd botfc,
oieier @riei miro Sbncn Die Scrnbl'
gung geben, PIC Sic brond)en. Soi.
melt id) eS ilbcrlebcn fam, lperoel
mir inns I'm Den ~. Moi IN DEM
Shlpeii oes Sollcpiden &omcten be
iinben, ulb ih boiie icbr, boB mir 6
iperben. Sd cri1nerc mid, ooB Der
beriibmtc Sobn Scrldel ~irgcn0ipo
einnlol geiogt bat, cill gorl5er Sonnet
tonne 5uinmmlcn9equetId)t III elmer
Monteltolhc untergebrnd,t mcroen,"
Gin ollocrer N(ltronom fonlmt Dem
@eb1dtniB ieines Gole9en 5l Siilfc
nlo peripciit oi,f Die Steae ii Den
Sdriftell &erihel's, no bieier Nitro
nom tbotiGhlih jenen guslprild) &c.
than l1no nod Die @orte b%in5n9eIett
bat: Ser Shmeii zines groben So
nleten fam, ioipeit mir miiicn, mir
aus icbr pclliacn Yiuloen Moterie
GeItehClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

ia, inn ndd)iten I%ugenblife maren
Die Ynfonmlingc bercitS sur STEELE.
.@eItnttcn bic Scrrcn mcinc
Sod)ter Ynrln 49, ibr 9rautigonl,
Serr Siebetraut."
.Sd)on p%erlobt?" irogte Der Sllr-
gcrnleiltcr, Der Den 3uIamnlenDallg
errietb, pcrid)nliet.
ySnl itiuen p~ffi5iell IN bcll nud)-
iteu SogetL" eriuioertc Ser Commit
jar nit iollcriiiBen @1deln. Gollla
bate Mtilbe, eil Solld)5en sll inter.
briidcL lie tauihte nit ibrcm @e-
licbten eiiien Vlif hes Gnt3ildens.
o~llllier @erf lit gctharH" erfldrte
Ser Soter iebt. ySebt mobl. ailbcr
= id) erlportc Sic belite Iberlb, Serr
Siebetrallt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Baltimore 9amuf.Yafct-Gpmpaouie

(gltc mn 5uperldlfige- BatsGtnte.)
Sic Gereiiiete GtuuteIisBoIt bcforoerno.
9anlpter. sSloriba. F." .girainia" auo "alabama"
Sampfer iabren td9Iid, Sonnin9s ausgeuonl,
mei,, oor ben Bah 9ine"sRierS, Nr. 9 BITS
13. 2tabt.etraRe, sui, Der Sarre.straRr, I'M,
$50 gltenbs oireff mad SIo 9oint Comfort.
9~forfoIf Inb TortsnIpuib, ga.
Sn Oh Yoint Nni6lub an ,G. & S.sgahn"
nab Ridinono. auberoem b%reimaI bic Node
an "8ireinia gidoigution Co." mad Sainea
Ribers2anoE1aen uro Nifuono, 8d. Sn 9sers
toIt glnI6IIns an .atIaniic. Gsgft 9ins gabn;"
rNortoIf e. Bsttern Sobn. " y%yforfolf & Soit9'
ern gabu" sSir9inia 9abn" mo gOIo 9omi'
Mon Sampfer 60" nab Neipbern, I.se.,
gBuibington, 1.sg., &ihmonb, Sa.. uub Refu'
0orf.
MabI5ciien nod cnropdif6em gIan. Siefe
Sampler baben I~irlIri6fe 9aihten, belize uub
ialte Sib. ooer ealSlpaiier.Sdoer. eleitrifhe
irsi: asoinsn 75s. 500. $i;SSS, $500 uno
s%sri4tst aonIen r@sierSiIt ,perosa in ben
9iabtsStraBe, g. VI. g. Office Siooft.Gde BET
sgaiiingsre; imp gaIssri,s isabe rGcniigsnial
Charles sirabc. -0ampfer nit limited" Sun.
feniclearapben.s hitem aiisaeiiattrt.
PrdiiSent II. Gen. Manaser. Sen. '8aif. 'siasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
@citern Marglano Hailuay.
Be0tunent oul 26. Geptsu,ber,
BerIdkf 6tfIensV6brhnf.

SuUtt0s
40 WorgGn&L&@ne1aua 6aoerBtcnM, n. &
H.. 3d. 8ohneSborc, 9tamberSbura uno,
aiSgeIorau'en eonntnas. Sancod un6 Gum
1857 MisrsensLBehi6er esbree, Nenminft.r.
nrtonsGrioee. aerrrrre (Srebetid lib Gnts
n1itSbura. ansaenommen souniaeS), WabneS.
toro. gtamterstura, 1oeerstopn, 6nnco6.
Cumberland, GIttnS tHuffft DtierbationS.
@degonS).. Die @nbftdttou biefeS SnaeS an
gonltag w. 3eaerstcwn.
2.1s Wa4mtttaeS uifomuaobatisn aoa
sllS. ma1mlttaas - Odneu,uo, e66staatx,
0ueGenontrtsn ecnntdgs. pseberid lub 4nBs
tnitSblrg- yQdrIor'ySaoeon1.
S&eit4, auAgenssM1en Counter.
100 YRoraens Dcrf. 3. uhb 6. lib. unb
7.So Isoraen+alon,m ,saitsu mad sburmont.
2.45 observation-disclosures nd9 Gu6tfcci 0Ipns
bon. port, $anobsr. 0eftpfbure unb .. 4
Sarcoer, ,gettbstnrs unb Q. unb 8. Dill.
5.So &a0ntffaQEGaffcni. nor canebtr.
6.16 QbeiloSEafIotn. nod Union @ripoe.
1aa enMnaet..
11.90 Gbenb4-Nffom. mad linton Tribae,
@nr eouutaal.
9.45 Decentralization. mad Union B:lbse uub
: 4dit ni6t am Venntlb ,.Sobubo, an.
=. @sDettee. UtetsBtdf. u. .0tn,s 0tf6dt3t.
\. Il. es0s0. SEMI 1faotsrsapGRf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Mcrdants G. Mimcrs transport, 81.

TnInpftFiSIHIc.
Sradlt uuo IafGDierc.
= Taf @pituu NIB benz Sjtcr.
Gorntag, Eienftag uno JreitGa, . ubr Ibe1oS.
= Gadl IrupiSenrs uno bent Often.
Sonntag, Wtittlpo6 iuo Sreita1, 9 nbr MbenoS.
= Hadl 9lerpnrt 9ief1S.
IdgIi6, Grsgenpmmen Sonncriiug II. Samitaa.
6 lbr IbenoS. ID
y Grobt aiiaenomfrci, idglit BIB 5 ubr y'adm.
fir %benfelbe1 1ug fabrenoc. Enmpier.
9iadn Sauannab nub SadiDnutlc.
Yion!na. Mittluodp .itp0, .1Ieitna- @ tbr MbenoS.
.. ". Wscsein, IgeIt Bier 3, SUB .SyCSabsStr
Soiptsgiireal: @ermdn' uno GigbtsStr.
-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Bel Vrfdltun0em

treble man SAILS unb 3rliit, aud Die
SilBiobIen nit Or. Mid)ter's
PAIN EXPELLER
eirl. Wirft iofort Iinberno iiitb BEL.
Irno. 20 uno SOC. in apotbefen.
Riir edit nit anfer.
&. Sb. 9lidter & 81.
tans MntsIiatt, xtRsiAaexl 2
2l6 Scarf Street, Men oett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

Inter 5rennbinne n.-Hei.
dies Widbden: .Ganfc. Dir, Der Mn-
fer Spad)tler bat mir einen Seiratbs-
antras gemadt. Mrme' 0reunoin:
So, ia bic Stunt gebt i,od) Hroo!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

DpAdfe ~ cit. Dbaleid Gom.
meraittroih 0oiiotban nod bon rcd]t
jintaem Noel ipar. sejftr CT ieinen
WGiter scd) NIT @er{ ibe sen Mbncr.
SaoI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Sic WcrluiQignmqs.@iQ.

Sic @ermiliungs-giQ ir Die peridicbcnn Snittue, Die pom
Stoote mtcrbalten poer Shots+Silfe betomncn, miro IN Den nddhen
9oaeu pom iSinon3- Golnitc i'm Senot eingerctt mcrocn. Gc @l cnt.
bGt Die iolgenoen &crpiui9ungeu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
0ei9dftss@ eSmetier.
Bidder, gonbitor. 1no Sotel'
geoaris-I rtifel.
mNrrs &. SidS I'm. t04 EiiosSptpQrbsSt

gbe WlNtrs & Nids 60, 1O4 en08popdt0ssIT.
Seitrmsen, 3eitldriIten etc.
,Sbe Baltimore Veps Co.," 9aeio sbererom'
bic, 8ei6afisfiibrer. 31S Eeit'9eruansSfr.
Vau Wateria!ien, S5iiren, 5enlter.
rabnlen, 2aben, etc.
Sames Q. Softer & Co., t15-l17 Sho'Sres
berid. Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Sas Erobcitiif besi YoliseibnnSes.

$ umorentc ans ben ii II g.
item SngeM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

Tcteftip-I gentur.
Baltimore detective NgeueN," Gpnibnncr e.
Ghn,iot. BETTER, sos eaInert 8loa. L. & q.
9bone Ct. @nul Sa4. 8ebnliessI elepbone:
rsiaiirnai 9~e.eetipe eeruiee." s. IN. sofb,
Seihaftsfibrcr. 632 enp Quitting. Waliis
more. Mfo. Ihone ct. Bdul 5000.
,Hmeriean Tcteetiue Msrnen," CHARLES aobIs
n,ont. 8cih1fteii9rer. $40 EQUITABLE @Io6..
baltimore, no. 8boie: g.. & y. ct. RuuI
202,, 9Sobruile: e. & BoIte 1880 N.
2eidenbeitatter.
Gambler & s1bne, 170S-17f0 Canton, sIpcnue.
@m. Gupf, gloribs tnb 8reentnounfsWp enue.
Srieoboie.
yapubpn gari Gsmeters," giireau: q. @efi.
SdratogasStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

Griffith & Snrner Co., POT Toro|Yaca'SfraBe.
Iarmor. rnb Grant, @erfe.
6. Siisartuer & sSbne. 714-71s, 8eits9aIti'
rnoresStraBe.
G!umbing, Sllrnoces, Tanges unp.
Sefcn Sadbeden ilno Minnen.
Wtnnett Bros, 523 9aoro.5 remonrsapenne.
&upfcrlfmieoe mo Elrmbers.
3pbn Subert, liza Sba messetrabe. 6. & ..
2elepbon: 8olfe 1909.
r.9eriiherungen.
.Wonaf endurance 60. Of aiuerpuoL'n Senrb
M. Rariieio, gfelioentITanager, 101-1O2
Chamber Of Commerce 9uiIoine..
Baltimore iino Gprtbs Strnbe.
Gigent6ums Mgenten un6 Sdn6ler.
eierrc 6. Gusaa & gcpbew, 10 0it'segtnsiOn'
Girube.
Suiidmieo- 3ubeb0r.
6. eeptt Nasne 60, 362-364 goro'Gap'e Git.
@oblcn irn0 .Sol5.
Senrp q. Bon SEINE, $50 GoIimbia'9lbeaue.
Hianoieib-8 eidGfte.
nGpniultbateb 2uan Co.," 1 goro'Sab Strabc.
Eiauos unb Oreela.
GbaS. T. etieff, o giorb.qiberths Strabe.
Nm. &nabe & g., Rarfssloe. uno SaDettcsSir
Yopier uno GapiersO iiten.
smttt, Tigpn Co., 105-fO7 5nnoper.S traBe.
9led)plnttcn, Netaa, etc.
2pon, Gonifin & So. (ineorporirt), 1910
galocritonsStru6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Hationol-Q onfen.

I~ationol-Q anfen.
,Sbe DID 9upn satipnal Ynnf,'" Gans uro
GIcier.S irnBe. Saeob y. Scof, Rrdfibent;
SenrD g.. Hebuc. 9aiiirer.
,3weitc NATIONAL anf," 432 Giibsgroaopab.
W. e. gSuaner. 6aifirer.
,Ncjtcrn National Banf," IA gtorosenfdtufSfr
I. Warrioit. Idfiirer.
,SSarmcrS auo N,erd,ants National 4ani,"
: Gputbs uno 2pub1rozS trabe.
StaotS.Y anfen.
,9eutife Want puu Saltimore," baltimore
nno SouioapsS trabe. guguit Beber, Erdits
bent; 6. 8. Sibt, S~daeneiiter.
Spar.ganfen.
,,Teutidbe eparbanf bpr Saltimure," &utnips
iiuo Baltimore trabe. -.
yst. Samcs sparbaut," 8aItimoresSt nno
gufiom ~SouiesIoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

SruIt.G ompognie'n.
,gaarSfanb Trnit Ga" giorbtpeitsgde GaIbert'
unb @~erinnnsStraBe. 6. g. zimmerman,
9raIibeni: Carrot Nan 9ieb, ~Sdnsmeifter;
Seroi5 spencer, iun.. SiiIfSaShasmeiffer:
3un Gfiuiier. SiiIiSsS efretir.
Baltimore Srnt & 0uarautee Co.," equitable
BuiIoiUq,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

Nobofaten.
6arl u. W. sdofg. 1919 aatp gniIoino.
6nitauuS aprb, 26t-269 9dloert Building.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
FOX ouTRUN BY A spRlATER
Ftnda Six Cubs in HuxroW and Than
chasea and Captures Mother
In hAlf-Mus Dash.

Amttyville. N. Y.--Norman n. Han.
whose fame ns an amateur runner has
spread far beyond the contlnen OF this,
his native town and county, broke all
previous records q day Or go ago,
when he ran down and captured q fox
after first hndtng Elk Of her cubs In
q burrow on q farm north Of the vii.
lage.
Mr.. Half. who is a son OF Street
Commissioners Tom q. Hat, discov,
cred the hurroW and dug out the litter
OF cubs. After sending tho young
foxes to hin home. he hid hehind q
bush to await the mother tOx'a return
She came in due time, when MIR. HAT
Jumped for her. The OLD fnH started
on q run toward the west. evidently
hoping to lose har pnrsuer. put young
Half kept right ON and after a half
mile sprint captured her. He hrough,
her home in triumph. and nov hnR the
mother and her six little onen on eIhi
bition.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
Potato Antldote for PIN,

Mtddletown. N. while laughing
heartily at q Joke John Williams 81
Highlands Mills allowed a pin To sliy
down his throat. lie hurried to a
physician. but the pin had got inte hi,
stomach. In the hope that a ball maj
be formed around the pin the physl
clan has placed the yonIG man ON 4
diet OF mashed potatoes. II tho hal
is formed 1t Is believed the pin cor
be removed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
FAssenaars Hurt.

Era, JnRe 4o.--AeverAA OF tina l76
passengers ON tbs Phiiad alphia q Erie
passenger tredA NO. $ wore injured
when the snstae attached 70 the train
iumpeA a split frog and VISA Atfched.
Two coaches tMaA6 ON sheiS Eides.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
Find GeRulns YaiasnkIax.

LnndOn.-Tha famous ''VenIa Wtth
the Mirror" also known as tbs Rookie.
by Nenns. which cost e226. 1000, has
been found to be a genuine Velaaqnex
by the committee Of exports named ia
examine It. II ~ charged that tia
paint vac a kind unknown IN tho tims
Of Velasquez.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
In the Album.

Mrs. VisitantI never should hAv4
known that this was a picture OF your
husband. How strange he looks!
Mrs. Honsler-Yes. he does looh
strange and unnatural. I believe hi
actually tried to obey when tho photos
raDher told him to look pleasant"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
nakhers kIeu pss.eme e,ee.

Pryor CrssE, Okla. Juae Ea.-usinE
uMiteA States mail ss.rks to deaden
the soaaA Of tina explosion. four soh-
hers hAev the Eafn Of tina postnflce
here a&& escape& with $4,000 In
stAmpe AnA as IN esak.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-23
caen4n 10 open his campalon.

coinmhns. O, June 10.--Speake1
Cannon, OF kha house Of representa-.
tires. wul open the congressional cam.
pAigR in Ohio At tho Chautauaua at
UrbaAa on Iuly 2.