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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
WORTHWHILE;

j. j. Billings and wife and guests
from Montpelier went to Belyidere
this morning for a short visit with
the family of E, j. Billings.
Misses Grace Prior, Mabel White
more and Carrie Weed aud Mrs. Free
land Tillotson returned the first OF
the week from Beebe Plains, where
they have been attending camp meet
ing
Ia our report of the Ed Chaffee fire
last week, we were misinfo1med in re-
gard to the barn burning. Only the
dwelling house was burned. Mr.. Chat
fee and wife have been stopping since
the fire at the home of Charles Davis.
Johnnie Rock returned the first Of
the week from Bethlehem, N. H.,
where he has been at work for the
United Construction Company, as
sisting in the building OF a large
bridge. He goes soon to Coventry,
where the company has similar con-
tract.
The office force acknowledge the
RIlu VI IL DhsheU vi Sdiuen SUI a ~
berries of the Warfeld variety from
the field OF c. l.. Shaw, which were
the best specimen of that delicious
berry seen this season. Mr.. Shaw has
large crop this season, q part of
which will be sold in tbelocal market.
Fred Carter, who was formerly EN-.
pIoyed as, a bridge painter on the st.
j. 4 l. c., and son, Harry, were
guests last Friday night at the home
of VIM, Stevens, coming from Hart.
ford, Conn, where Harry has been for
some time in a deaf ana dumbschool.
They left here Saturday for Montreal,
where the latter will visit relatives for
some time.
]. A, Bundy has greatly improved
the appearance of his property on
Maple street, by putting III cement
wall, abutting the side walk. In lay
ing the new side walk by Mr.. Bundy's
residence the walk was cut down
about eight inches, leaving Mr..
Bundy's grounds sup in the air" but
BY little expense in grading, he has
added much to the looks Of hie prop
erty aud expresses himself as much
pleased with the new walks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
Ston III

Boosting of what you can do in.
stead Of doing it.
Thinking that life is a grind and
not worth living.
Exaggerating and making noun
tains out Of mole hills.
Talking continually about your
self and your affairs.
Saying unkind things about ac-
quaintances and friends.
Thinking that all the good chances
and opportunities are gone by
Thinking of yourself to the cxclu-
sion of everything and everyone else.
Specializing as to what you would
do in some one else's place and do
your best in your own.
Gazing idly into the future and
dreaming about it instead of making
the most of the present.
Longing for the good things that
Others have, instead of going to work
and earning them for yourselt.-Suc-
cess.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
CADY'S FALLS.

The bridge is being repaired.
Mrs. L.J, Smith is visiting friends in Swan
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. james Newcomb spent last
Sunday in Eden.
Edwin Chaffee and wife visit ed at Austin
wilkins Sunday.
Amos billiard is the possessor of a new
moving machine.
C. B. TerriIl has begun his job watching en-
2ines at Hyde Park.
Loren Swift from Blackstone, Mass, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Ahbie Godfrey called or Mrs. r. L.
Fairbanks one day last week.
A fne colt belonging to Mrs. F. NJ Towne
was tou I'd in e. Il. Terrills pasture Monday
Mrs. Willis jackson OF Woodsville, N. H.,
has been a recent guest of Miss Florence Sher-
win.
Mr.. an Mrs, C. B. Tprril returned Sunday
from a weeks stay at their cottage at Lake
Caspian.
Willard Douglass colt escaped from the
pasture last sunday and was found at John
Perry's on Laporte road.
School closed last Thursday with an ex--
hibti0n at the hall in the evening and on
Friday held a picnic in Ben Hoyt's woods,
Miss Towle is held in high esteem by all.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28

The condition of Miss Blanche Foss
who was critically i'll last week, suffer
ing from an attack of acute indiges
ton, is much improved at this time
Miss Foss was taken ill, Tuesday
noon and her condition remained
critical until Friday. Mrs. Lula Green
Gurnsey, trained nurse and friend
Of Miss Foss, has been here siuce last
Thursday, having been called to
assist in her care.
A. W. Fuge returned home Monday
morning from a three weeks pleasure
trip, which was taken in company
with Mrs. Fuge, the places visited be-
ing New York City, Boston, Worces-
ter and Quincy, Mass, and also at
Mr. Fuge's old homesin Glouchester,
Mass. They were called to New
York City in connection with the
Dr. Grinnell case, which has been
in court for several years, Mrs.
Fuge being subroenaed as O wit
ness. having been stenOgrapher
for Grinnell, while the latter was in
Burlington. Mrs Fuge will remain
in Burlington with her parents until
after the Fourth. Mr.. Frge resumed
work in the stone sheds Tuesday
morning.
A recent issue OF the Nashua, N. H =,
Telegram contains an article con-
corning new school building to be
erected at that place, at a cost
of about $4,000, and it will be of
interest to many of our readers to
know that the plans for the building
drawn by Architect Harvey Z. Whit
comb, formerly of this place; were ac-
cepted, there being seven other com.
petetors. The vote on the several
LIans presented resulted in q tie be-
tween Mr.. Whitcomb and a we'll
known Boston firm, The former win
ming on the second vote. Mr.. Whit
comb will also make a bid for the
contract of the construction Of the
building. He went to Nashua about
four years ago and has, been very sue
cesstul there as an architect and
builder.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
NO ONE IN LAMOILLE co. UNDERsELLS US

prices always the very lowest possible ycu to
10 one is paying lower prices than you
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
Resolutions on Death Of T. j. smaIley.
LAMoILLE COUNTY UNION /. o G. t.

LAMOILLE COUNTY UNION /. o G. T.
Resolved, That whereas it has pleased AL
mighty God in his infnite wisdom to re
move our brother, F. j. Smalley, from the
scenes of life to the glories of eternity the
Lamoille County Union of the Independent
Order of Good Templars has lost a loved
and Influential member. One who ever lived
as well as believed, in the great principles of
righteousness and temperance.
Resolved, also that the members of this
Union extend their ost heartfelt sympathy
to those who knew and loved him best; as
curing them that his loss is most keenly felt
in our order, and we mourn in common with
the community, the church, and other frater-
nal circles where his inf lence has ever been
felt for good. We command them to the care
of the Heavenly Father; while we try to
emulate the example of him who has gone,
Whereas be it
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
be printed in the News AND CITIZEN and a
copy sent to the bereaved family, also to be
recorded on the record book OF the County
Union of the |. .. G. 7.
c. B DAVIS,
CLARA NJ. MILLS,
CARRIE 2. MARTIN,
Committee.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
LAMOILIE GRANGE.

WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father the Divine
Master OF the Universe has called from
earthly scenes to the eternal home cur Bro.
Fred j. Smalley, and while we feel that our
order has met with a great loss and our
hearts are filed with sorrow, we realize that
Sister Smalley and children are most deeply
bereayed Therefore,
Resolved, That we extend to the family of
our departed Brother our heartfelt sympathy
and commend them to the loving care of
Him who doth not willingly afflict the
children of men,"
Resolved, That our Charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and that we honor
his memory by holding suitable memorial
services.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
be sent to our bereaved Sister and also
placed on our records.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to
the NEWS AND CITIZEN for publication.
l.. l.. CAMP,
MRS. c. f. SMITH,
Mrs. E. G. SHERwIN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
CHURCH NOTES.
A. c. CHURCH.

A, G, CHURCH.
Services on Sunday at 1915 a. m,
preaching by pastor, Rev. Geo. W.
Tabor. Sunday. school at IL, noon.
Prayer service at 1870 p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Morning worship at 1915, Rev. c.
c. st. Clare, pastor. Bible school at
noon.
Mid-week PRAYER meeting Thurs
day evening at O'Clock.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday, July 2ad. Preaching
at 1915 a. N. Rev. P. A. Smith,
pastor. Bible class and Sunday
school at II m.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Preaching service at 1915. Pastor
Rev. Otto S. Raspe. Topic, "Pe' ce
and Its Victories" Text, Isiah Chap
ter ] / verse 4. Junior Y. P. G. U
at $3.50 p. m. Senior Union at p.
m. All are cordially invited
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
G. W. porY CAMP. s. OLE V.

WHEREAS it has pleased the Divine Provi-
dence to take from our midst our beloved
friend and brother, Frederick j. Smalley,
be it
Resolved, That in his death G. W. Doty
Camp, No so, S. of ", have lost loyal
brother, the community a highly respected
citizen and his family loving husband and
father. Therefore be it
Resolved, That these resolutions be printed
in the local paper, copy be sent to the be-
reaved family and also one spread on the
records OF the Camp.
G. W. DoTY CAMP, No. so, S. oFV.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28

The st. j. and L. C. engine house
has been repaired and reprinted.
Ny Friend Hogan" ia one of the
cleanest. brightest, and MOST laugh
able comedies ever played, and de.
lighted q BIG house here. -Melinger
Bros, Cumberland, Nd.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
We Have Separated

Whereas, my wife, Wilma DeFara, having
lett my bed and board without just cause or
| forbid all persons harboriDg
or trusting her on my account after this date
JOE DEFARIA,
June 81, 'O5. Wocott, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
The NEW SHIRT WAISTS HAVE ARRIVED
SPECIAL JACKET SALE
THIS WEEK

We have just 20 Tan Spring Jack
cts left; all new this season. AS a
special inducement this week we will
allow 20 per cent discount on any
Tan Jacket in our stock. Twenty per.
cent reduction from our unusually
low prices means about one'half
of what most stores charge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-28
MORRIS OWN

Days, Friday.
Mrs. Fred Small spent few days recently
at E Douglas
Frank Douglas Is spending his vacation
with hisparents E Douglas and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson of ohnson.
were guests at Eben Douglas last week
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

0o9 MCdt, hic @lmcnf0niGln 81
m0blclL iiir ocn Nid)tCr Oc9 bcItcn
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WcrS o0cr Yroio. bic Den Nounl Ci
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bari; cine goIocnc 9}clfc 'itr Gin bU
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Wc0id)t III f0llilhcr Nunourt. Ger
BON Ct. Grnit Mcnrici Ecip5ig &c
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elm ion1borC2 Yico I'M %oIfaton be.
i%tinnlt. Gic Stu0t &0ln bat micocr
cjncn iiIbCrucn G6rCnpotol liir Dos
bette @C0idlt ijbcr cincu Stoil aus
Der f0lnildCu @Cldlid)tc o0cr ScQCn0t
ollaQCicBt. Sore GrcclIcll6 Nrou Ne
OiCrulA9 Er0ii0rnt SrCiirnt &lln
der BON 0bcr Gonrci,t IN &u'icl
hnt ola Experimentation Nrci1 cine
pcriilbcrtc ultocutid)c NctorotionH
&ounc iiir ooa bette bride @cOitt
Ulid)t iibcr 10 3ciIcuO sum- Erciic
scr Mlulif mo ibrcr @jrfIn1 olri oo3
Mcuihcnbcrj bcitimmt. &orou2.
iidtlih miro ser &0niN BON Spo'
nicn cincn characterization Erci3
OiIbcrpcrNoINctc ellie fir Ocu Scr
ioiicr Oc@ bcitcn Hicbca0coidtc3 ipcH'
0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
SniiCr &ilbclm ais Wc~lcocnhcito,
Sidltcr.

Nn Scr cnNlilhcn Sport}citihriit
Che No0nlintou" ucrGiicntlidt Nr.
@uihioro cinc reid i0tItrirtc Scric
pom Nrtitcln, Die toui0life Iid0os
idIoiicr bc'hrcibcn. aaiicr Milbclm
ol9 &0Qcr miro Den cnAIiidcn Ycicru
in elmer SdiIOcrlng pom %cblinAcu
mo Ocn oortiQcu NoNocn nGbcr &C
brod)t. In Ocm Shloiic bciiuoct lid)
Elm 0cidcnf 0ca &ngofrcmoc9 ulics
res aoiicrS. oc9 Generals u. Nrltim,
Der N0lcrbcd)Cr. @irO aus inn IN
irobCr 9fln0c ciu llmtrlml NcbaItcn,
10 mill c& Scr POM glitter cin0clcbtt
Nrnrd), 0aB &c0cr, Scr i'm crbcbt, Gin
Ncralcin mnd)t. %n cincm Bud limo
0icic poctiihcn GrQiiiiC Don uicIcu
ErIu5cn, Wiiniitcrn, bobcn MititGr9
mo Nn0crcn, Die iih BORT 0cp Sal
icra &o0oircunOihoit %crirCltCn, Der
5cid)nct. Nud, unlcr Sui'cr ioIAtc
Dem Nrnltd) mo mt0nlctc Dem WCuc-
raj bon Nrnim Der lid 0C@ SpiG
nnnlcn3 nShucppc" crircut mo
iclbit qclcgcntlid) 0ibtctc:
@crm audi pcrmittrrt 0ic Wcltolt.
Gin f0ni2atrcuco Mci0monn2brr}
miro lliCIlal9 att"
ant is. Gcjcmbcr 1908 iolgcn0c
&cric:
6roblid) mo Ucrcint bci'm Mabl,
ct. Mubcrtlla M%ei00clclcn,
@ruuicn0 5itbt Is ourd) Den 1uul
Bon 0cn Stinmru, UiclcIL bcllcn.
Giner lit Is 0od) bon N0cl,
Der Sltbcrtu9' @cilt lih ircut,
Ger ocu icitIih irobcn &ollcu
Gincn @ctcr emit gcUcibt.
&hn st Iccrrn bis sum Nulu0c,
NIIio io0tc Die Site lciL
Coll bic gauge Eoielrumoc
Gn9 @cldB uoll gol0'ncm @cil.
9lrninL Golfer, griincr 3cdcr!
SD }ucrit i'm MIN c%riolic,
Nringc, Gdncppc, Dir Sen Ncdcr,
CoB Gciu' @ltnit nus ME crbIuiic,
Gem BON @cr5cn ih ion Iccrc,
Nngciilut bis an Den Man0,
PM 0c9 Nittcl9hodcr GbrC,
2hui Den Shirt pen 9nDcrnIau0.
{bncn obcr milnid)' i) Nllen
laB bon mund)cm iihcrn Nlci
NicIc9 g8iIO nod mogc loIcn
llnO @irbcrtu9 gnG6ig ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
&crmiidic tclcornpbiidr 2cpcidrn.

,Sn 0cn NelU PORTER Nnnrcn be-
ianocn lid qcitcru $3.OOQOOO mcbr
@clo, ol5 gc'cbIih uorAcifricbcn iii.
,Sn Der OcrgduACncn &odc bntteu
oiciclbeL ,SnItitutc 81. 100000 ncni,
ger, ais Die - Yro;cnt HclcrUc Der.
lun1cn.
Del Ocu 6uBbdaipicI in Nnn
Nrbor. Did, mar Ser Nnoruug III
0cn GribiIncn 10 TART, ouB sic groBc
lribilnc brad mo sic Mcuihcn,
mcugc in Sir Erilmmcr gcriet6.
@Iildlidcr @eiic murocn MIR 6rci
Fcrioncu ctmn5 mebr ais dnocre Der.
fest. Die Actgicriacu %itcllten lid
Damn tunitten Ger (riimmer nui mo
iuhcu Dem Gn0c 0c9 Spiele8 81, lpcl'
Dies sic Wid)ilancr qrluanncn. 9ic
Ghicngoer maftcu niht cine 8onl.
@ci elmer StynBcnbobn Goai-
iion in SprinoiieiS. Mo'i., mlrrOe ein
Wotormunn oetootrt urlo cine Nm.
5obl Eoiiagicrc peniger beoelteno
perlebt. ..
glm nd6ltcn TonncrItag mer.
sen Oie @la3iabritautcu III buffalo
Cinc Goufcren5 ebboltca. I'M ons
TcrlonQen nad) enter Sobnreouttion
5u bcipreden.
Gle a9teu Dort Central uno
NuOion @iicnbubn" bat Die Stra-
Benbohnen in 2llbuup. Srop Hcnie.
locr rmo GoGoe3 iiir ST.l00,000 at.
1etauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

bci Dicicm 0rGn0cn it, oaB pIelc
Stoumlr2ju1cb0riQc IN Dem Gilcr,
iih tmuuljh't nit 0cn oltrd) 9cgllldtc
MaQnjic III 0ic Nohc @efonlulenclt
1T onmjlircu, iclbit ibrc Wtltter'
lpradc ucrnudI0iligcn mo bel lbrclr
&tnocru Ole Nb5r0dclung III clllcm
Wru0c NciMcbcn loilcn, ouB oielc 0cnt
Gcutldtblm auni pcrloren gcbcn.
GiC Sprudc iit 0ic Sccle 0c9 vol
tCa. User Elm &olt tcuuen lerlct mill.
Icrltc }llCrlt iCulc Sprud)e! NGttcu
Die lprodIih N%btrjluuiqcn bicIc
Mnbrblit i'm 2ll0c bcbuItCn. mo Die
6clttihc Spradc mo NIT lbr Die @c'
ldihtc OC2 0eutidcn &%olfStbltnl3
fcnncn IcrnCn. 10 luilr0cn lie lid) Cr'
inherit O0b @ubrboltigtcit, Grcne
ml0 Whrtb in Der Dclrtld)cu 6unlilic
0"ltc5Cit NCpiICNt murocn, mic olc'c
GuACn0Cn ullh bcutc. nod 5lucItoI'
lC%IoidbriNCr llebuug hCrrl6cn; ,ie
luiir0cn lid crinncrL 0oB Die 6anllllc
hClIiQ mo man nit olcR 0rGftcn oeS
@cn1iitbC3 un0 0C5 &opfeS ulif Ole
G0r0Cruug Der ctbildcn GutmidelunG
Der &it0cr be0uht lit. Shreiten
ioId)C &inOcr IN ibrc ci9cnc &clt, be
QIcitct BON 0cm Sc9cn oc9 &otcr-
huuic2, 10 mcr0cn oic junQcn Widnncr
lid lthcrliN ais pilidttrelle 9iIrgcr
bctbQtigrn urt0 trodtcn, 0lIrh tildl'
tlQe ullO Cbrlifc Nrbcit 5llucrlGllinc
StilBcl 0c9 IlgcnlcinDoblS 81 lucrr
ocn. MtcnidCn BON lold)cm SdlaAc
limo and Die 6orocrcr mubrcr Batter
lan0Slicbc, bic Sprfdmpfer 1itr 0ic
GrbuItuuN unO Ole Gbrc Oca guticn
&oIfcS louObI ipt 6ricOcn, mic III
Soften oCa AanlpiC2.
GulihuloiAcn Sic, pcrcbrtcr SEER
0ottor, Die SIl1c oiciC9 9ricic2, be-
trodltcn Sic Den 6cbIcr ais Elm Sci
den mcinc3 inniacu un0 a~iirIdtigcl
GilUcrltdn0nlnca nit Sbrcm Strc'
BEN ltn0 "a lilbIc idJ MID Gins NIT
allen tlnrCn mo uoruu5Ocnfcl10en
6%rcun0Cu Der iuutQcn AutiOlL Die
nad) ibrcm 1clhihtlih nod, tltr5ct
Guicin lib bcrCjt9 cine bcmunOcrtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
Die quite oltc 3cit fir Sciratbg. Gan.
bioatinncn.

0ic llrtltll0c Der Stricg1ucr Sdlncta
Der Stunning POM WIithpod uodNii
d)ocli9 1850 miro gcuiB pole Ni0l
gltnq unicrcr bcirotb9llrltIgcn Ga
mlCnlpclt ill0cn, 0cnn 0lelclbc be
ltinmt mortli6: so elmer Micilta"
gcluor0Cn, Ioll cr frci bubcn Elm Nlcr
tel Sobr obllc cine GbcIibe Miirttiu
III mciitcrn. lln0 0o cr inncrbuIb 0C$
&icrtcl Sobre9 ibnlc Cine niht cr.
ircutc, Sou Die 1jche Sbncn mili
fiirlid 81 l%traiicn gcnludt bobcrl, 90
ubcr elmer Dino Gllortnlld mad cIll
on0er ungcfrciet licllc mo DARN
nnfldlIig Uebre, iou &bnc oa9Suno
lpcrg geitcdt icin, bit 10 longe cr6rcj
etc, 3ltr Terbiitung on0crcr erfolQcn'
Der llnoronung. Hebn1e obcr Der
iuItac @eieQ cine Nononcras Wittib.
ooer zines MciiterS Softcr, ocriclbe
foil Oo5 Mieiitcrsjobr, aud hoIben
@Cloea frep ieir." @epiB ein ergot
lihes 9eiipiel, uic Ole 9titteriduit DC.
NooeI iriibcr beoof)t mar, oo9 0ei
rotben 81 i0r0ern. mo DEM Niocr'
%Itrebenoen cine Nrt Sung1cieQen
Stcuer uul5lerlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
@clbcS Iic6er in Saunua.

@uihingtou II, IS. Nopcmbcr.
- Ger 8eionote SduireS in 0oponu
Bat Sem StootS Icpnrtcnlcnt nit
getbcilt, 6ob BORT 5pci 6dllc am gel
ben sSieber poreefommcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
@crbet Sansciaeutbiimcr.


Wlooetne sfpeiitodige Sdricr NIT IcfS Stint
mcrn an Der 8ciifette Der SropesGtrnbe. ami
t6cn dartmouth stpenue uno SdD~ette'Strobt.
Suben cemcntirte 0cler. cemcntiricS 2roitnir.
qIaii gepfIniierte Strubc. Seien. SURFACES mo
WlurmorsQ teppcn. Rrcis SITS. SrutoSins $50
pro 2nbr. Inter ICibtcn Ncbingiugcu bcr'
tauft. Mnn nebnte bic Snirmourtt gIOctlue Cars.
@. 7. Gallagher, gnuuntcrnebmer.
n2s-l gr. 2808. 3cirmouni gne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

Fprocifs9d. Der Pom, NIB Sorreit'Strnss.
SaupinuGrtier hes @ciuuqceretns gWfelo'
6ie". Gin9ffurheu ichcn GpnnerltnFd besh.
Nerinmmlunaen res ~ecrtenrlai Waetaef'
BerNnt~ isbeu g, uHh 4 EteHttaQ TN yso-
rot. TeIepbus - Yi. StrHou 28s6 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19
@cncrnI Fctcr CitcrGNnS OGmft Dem
NGtiunnl Guno.

N'N'N''f'N -
Ectcr NitCrbuu5, NIT mCldcr lib Ger
Gultid) 9mtrritouiihc Notional
2'uuo jul uorincn Mintcr al ocn
GolNrcB Wouolc mo mC'cntlid) 0u5u
bcituup, oo6 scr @cnCrol nit ncln
RolQc ciur> @cucroluluior@ olli sic
MubeitonOa Yiitc scr rcAul0rcn Nr-
NICE 0CicGt mur0C, llottct Der oItc
MouocNcu III ocm frI0cnOcn Sdrci
ben an 0cu FrGli0cntcu oc@?totlonul
@umoc2, u. Is. s. Mcrontcr, lctncn
Noltf alb:
Bonn CMhciu) ort fl. Ntt. 1908.
&crrn q. MCrumcr,
YbiIooclpbiu Fu.
NcrChrtcr Ncrr!
Scit mcluCr Nntltnit III europa
iin0 Niouotc pcrfloIicu, obcr Belt iijr
Nubc oOrr G%rbolun1 nod Dem bin
ter mir l~jclcuocn Sabre Der Nllirc
0ltllQ mo NtitrcngmN .hubc idD rod
llid)t QCtrmOcn. 1Ird) pflid)tidulIoi
&c ucuuouOtidaitli6c, NCicllduitlidc
mo uu0crc SbIiCgcUhcitCr marc idl
ST cincnl &Nou0crlcbcn |gc}luunQCu 1t.
0orin i]CltUCboltCn IN inm1cr mCd)iclll-
0Nl 3llOc. Nbcr unltGt mic id) mar.
mar id} 00dl inumcr CinNeocnt 0Cr be
= &c t.
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gr. 1924, G.'9ioiItrtur,sSttdbs - 9tr.
uet an Serren Az uetnietben. - Hetuite
ae.IGnfe uuo sNetrs. ~Ndh'Stts'Traues
rei,-Pier. PeriGmiHlpnasIoinI hes Oft.
SomhOroftr. 9mnierm. Fdu' urs qeib'
Trrcins. @bri. GPI.--gpnlte 2552 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

RorbuIi,@ Ode Souqbs uuo GarolinesSt-nte
Saurtonartier oes rrdnerrsWdnuerGcrs-
R.rN. ode Cough, unh gnroltnetir. Ser
slnsoeriu mmIuna teotn G1finerftda sheib,
9ieut 0tttolicber soiltomtten. Sor3flq'
lttes Bier Der RottonalETrnueret i'm Sdpi.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Tr. p23, GprosSnens. vdc grtbonp, Ctr.
RcriammIun9slofnl oes p9ntonin : Cons
cInpc5 ut. 396. }. Do" rStembens9t'
itriliS Gr 100 &c bincrsDtitriiis Rr.
iO3, ,. Il. p" uno aSiilrtlis 9Ir. 30,
3. u. u Sdne I'm &ereine 3u perInle'
then. SPinf:e Riele @fit iun dnherc
@cirinrc. Qclepbou Is. & .. Boltc G29 U.
G22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

gr. t.2O bis 1922, 9urtorS'nbsm..
SaiptanGrtier oss a9bdlia'D tdnHcrnors-.
Sauc ,no @ommerodrtep htHig 81 oer'
mie.teu. Outer Pids fhI Nnftersrj'ien.
Scinite 6etrduie. Srti fRool. q. h D..
5eIerbon - 0t. Rert0H $3.50 p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

gr. 100 observation-disclosures
Der .Fsropft Smnsrtedbrenoe rduosttin
bon snltiriOre- osr'dmIett fi3 bier
ieben Wnntu. - 1ccrG, Trebm 4 Scne
Aier am 3dpi. nl6 beu.iner drt btrsIi
bonn Sdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

s. oh unO ntc0rt0.
So itolj Die NcrNc dlld)
Gmpor sum &inuncI ro0cll,
Die GbCnCn limos oodL
Die ollie Nergc trogcn.
NGtcrdCIr, Nu fnlult 0cl WlnO
9ticnlnl9 nod Der Miiihlc 0rcbcn!
Nrch' Die WiiihIc nad) Dem Min0,
lln0 li0Uiro uortrcilIIh Gcbcn.~
Cher ais 81 Seller lit
Gas @cidid bcrcit ST Ut0lcn;
Nubc 0u MIR rcdJtcn Gurlt,
lluo g miro al Solj nift icbIcl,
SAT- d c &cttung.
Sin rlrbcIoicr Nirt pcruirrt lcinc
&ccr0c,
Gin trumtcucr <tidcr moft tmt.
mclnoc Eicroc.
Sclbl It III q dj t.
Sic Gitcllcjt lilrlunbr
st ulrd) inn lbicr lcbcnOi;
9iitt ic cin 9ioB Der G5ar,
Ealln miChCrt c3 b%Cltdltoig.
@cl0 81 lcbcn toltGcn
Selblt gouj blin0c Nn8cl1.
Nrltc d) 1t II g.
9tlCmun0 rc0ct 10 acmun0t
N}it DEM Whuto mic nit Der 5nn0.
z dcin uno @eicn.
Gmpiungcn miro 5I Ic0cr Belt
Sin ircmOcr Nicnid, nnd) Ieincm
&lci0.
Gntluiicn llad) lclncm 8CrItnn0c
limo nidt nod lclnem @cruan0c.
III 90uucr.
8 baltic Seine lllgrOul0 I'M 3altm,
@init iicqbait ctwas Gd)onca 81 Doll.
brlngcn;
Die platter 'clbit uidt pl0Blld aus
Ocm Yuum,
Ncirl, crit ulmdbllh ans Den 81 II 0 .
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Stcucnscindlc.


Sit hcuiibcr Wjunn fu6t @cihdltiguuq.
Miuu %ubreiItrc: ~. 1905" etproition oiCic6
Nlatice. (32i-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

0crinuat
@erlangt I'M I%agemcincn.
ecutiaeS arbeits s,uhweiinuas.gRrean

Itntidto NtbtItN '27HftdH,-
her ,Hcitiben Scieni6oii". = Ticicniocn. sic
bemifbc Snnoperfcr. gtrbcitcr uup Sicniibutcll
al bCihdftieen niinfben, ipo0en itb perlonlib
pocr IN iranfirten Erieien AT ben Ngcntcll Der
SeieHifnft. Sptdnn 9. M,cgcr, Hr. 2io, Shb.
sbarp'S trnie, iuenoclt, ipeibcr lincntQeliiib
r%lltetInlt %crtbeilcn ptrh. Sprebiiunocn bon !
bis 3 llbr. (Sdn2S 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-19

Gr. Las, SGrrilcn.. n0be aeI~inston'str..
Neo. &Gnibsr, IT,. TrGltGo's Bier Mar
mcr puuiM bun ~ tis / nbr Vdtlntt'
TAGS. N0e ccdtiGen ydf.r fi,o aar' Be
infbe einleIuber.
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3n %perfanfcn.


SU nctluEtCH.
Tirqtnicr Sdrnten. ntc f8rb6crt, better Fna
ben, cute Wiurtic. ieiniicS alir1n in oen Ncr.
Stauicn. Sltr SiuIclubeiicu icuoc man 10 Nts.
iir oret Uipnute Subfirjption an VA. Inrmer,
Vur 32j, Gmpurin, IA. (3O2,@.lG,25)
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KulIiidc SinnipriidDc.

(9lua WurimiIon NCrn'3 crid)lc.
llcrcm GUIDE: IS iolcu 0ic &cutc,"
Berlin. Goncoroio cGutihc &crlnASs
Nuitolt)
NbfuHit.
9tid)t INNER MIR aus ltolicm MaltS
Gntipringt Gin tbotcnrcid)ca &cbcn;
Sit form ulld cincm groBcu Strom
Sin tlcincr Berg Den llriprung &c.
ben.