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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
BACK FROM mtxICO
J. IA. cARMAN ARRIVES AT GAL.
LUP-MRs cARMAN ROBBED
WHILE ON TIE TRAM.

From Saturdays Daily CiuzonJ
j. n Carman arrived home yester.
day morning from the city OF Mexico,
whore he had spent n few days with
bis brother and family. says the Cal.
lap Republican. Mr. Carman states
that tho City OF Mexico now has a
colony Of Americans which numbers
about 5000 He gives a glowing ac-
count OF the country and Is much
taken with Il. While there he met
George Sullivan who was the Santa
Fe agent hero az one time. Mr. SUD-.
van o. Interested with parties from
Flagstaff who have purchased large
track ~ timber and will put IN mod
orn machinery and convert Il into
lumber.
Mr and Mrs Carman aid NOT make
the trip together. Mrs. Carmsn pro.
ceding him a few days. When Mrs.
Carmau crossed the line NJ ~ Paso
she had ton dollars changed into Mex.
lean money. this with her railroad
ticket. trunk check. glasses. gloves
and a few other articles Mrs. Carman
placed In a hand bag. The balance OF
her money she put In n safe place.
IT Nun Mhh hNt AtA ~ tt'i ~ hhuA
Callante she was robbed Uf the hand
bag aud It's contentB Aqua Caliante
Is famous for the hne drawnwOrk
which comes from there. When the
train pulled into the station Mrs. Car.
man placed the hand bag on the seat
and raised the window of the car In
order 90 see the drawn work die.
played by the numerous peddlcrs. sao
being anxious TO procure some OF a.
/ When she turned around the hand bag
was gone The conductor knowing
she bad her ticket. she was allowed
10 proceed 10 her destination The
matter WAS at once reported TO the
railway officials and Mrs Carman is
stlll In the City Of Mexico awaiting
the arrival az transportation before
/ starting home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

3 " Uoohl. cnht'cr in the freiEht
Offices of the santa ft in ihia civ D.
entering from teYffl attack ui
tonsoliiia aud yesterday Wn4 cumps
iod to lndnrgo an operation lpr RELIEF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

deuis last Monday on walt WHIT.
man tie read several selections 10
show aaiient features ~ Whltman's
nhllnnnnhY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
indigestion Causes
Catarrh of the
Stomach.

For many years Il has been supposed that
catsrTh Of tho Stomach caused indigestion
and dyspopsia. but tho truth Is exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes caiarFh. ko-
peaied attacks Of Indigestion inilames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes tho norvcs Of the stomach, thus eaus-
Ink the glands 10 secrete mucin Instead Of
the Juices Of natural digestion. This u
called Catarrh Of tha Stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
a BIG EsrATE.

Thomas Btau. who recently died
near Dallas, royas, left an estate val
ned at $50 600 600 Deceased wac a
bachelor and lon mo- Will he Us close
o. related to the Beans OF this state
who are now heirs 90 This vast estate
Among these .s the name of Mrs Ma
ry Bean Cunningham. of Bourbon
county mother of Col. JoAn Cunning.
ham, who d. the administrator.
The above clipping Is from the Rich.
mond. Ky. Climax The deceased
vas elatod 10 Ell Bean Evans. pro
pritcor OF the sanitary Dairy. 40 Roe
Well also to- John o. Duncan. " Ar.
Tesla, Chavez county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
REPUBLICANS INTERESTED IN q.
s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 4, 1905.
The question of a successor to Judge L. l..
Lewis in the office of the United States
district attorney for the eastern district
of Virginia. should his resignation be ao-
cepted by the President. has occasoned
some interest here. especially among the re-
publicans. In the event of the resignation
going into effect 1t is understood that MIR.
Robert Talley. who is at present assistant
district attorney would be candidate for
| the position Mr.. Talley' has been the as
sistant to Judge Lewis for a long time in
which capacity he has frequently had a
large share of the business of the office to
discharge. 1t is stated by his friends that
he would be fully qualified to succeed his
chief Ii the withdrawal of the latter is offi-
cialiy acknowledged.
1t is stated here, however that no imme-
date acton will be taken in the matter at
the Department of Justice In Washington.
and, furthermore, 1t is understood that the
resignation will probably not be accepted
unless Judge Lewis is successful in his can
didacy as the republican nominee for the
governorship.
General Matters.
The remains of Arnold Shever who died
at the Alexandria Hospital as the result OF
injuries sustained in an accident at the
railroad construction works of Messrs.
Reiter, Curtis & Hill, were inferred yes
terday afternoon in Bethel cemetery. The
funeral services were held at the undertake
ing rooms of B. Wheatley. on King street,
and were conducted by Rev. ]. H. S. Ewell
of the Methodist Protestant Church. A
telegram has been received from the brother
of the deceased In Pennsylvania requesting
that the interment be made in this city.
Funeral services over the remains of Mrs.
Abigail Aud Waterhouse, whose death oc-
CURED Saturday morning, took place this
afternoon from the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Dabney Herndon. on Prince street.
Rev. William J. Morton of Christ Episcopal
Church conducted the services and the re-
mains Were forwarded to Passaic N. j., for
interment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grciner, whose death oc
CURED Saturday at Lewes. Del. was the
mother of Mr.. Isaac Grciner of the Alex
andria Glass Company.
DR.. Edwin c. Schneider. who is suffering
from typhoid fever, has been removed from
his home, 424 North Washington street, to
the Alexandria Hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
EVANSVILLE NEWS,
Funeral of DR.. G. A. Richardson
Items Of Interest.
special Correspondence of The Star.


HYATTSVILLE, September 4, 1905
Funeral services over the remains of DR..
Gustavus A. Richardson. who died in Ha-
gerstown Md, early Friday morning last,
were held yesterday afternoon at his late
residence on Maryland avenue, and were
largely attended. Rev. Charles ]. 8. Mayo,
rector of Pinkney Memorial Church, this
town, read the simple but impressive Epis-
copal burial service, at the conclusion of
which about twenty-five members of the
Masonic fraternity, led by Worshipful Mas
ter Walter A Wilson, congregated about
the bier and recited the Masonic burial rites.
During the services Mrs. Blanche Mattingly
Rogers sang Lead, Kindly Light" and
Nearer, My God, to Thee" The pallbear-
ers, all Masons, were Drs. Charles E. Post
ley, Charles A. Wells. Joseph r. Owens, S.
NJ. Mcmillan and w. o. Diversified and Mr..
Charles H. Long.
The casket was practically hidden by a
profuSion of flowers. Especially handsome
floral designs were sent by Oriental Council,
No 312, Royal Arcanum. of Washington;
cross of roses from DIR. Charles A Wells
DIR. Richardson's partner in the practice Of
Lyons. The remains were taken this morn
and were inferred this afternoon in the
burying grounds of Trinity Evangelical Lu-
theran Church. the last charge to which DR..
Richardson's father was assigned. The re-
mains of 10th the father and mother of de-
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ceased are inferred in this cemetery. Rev.
Charles J. S. Mayo accompanied the re-
mains to Smithburg and officiated at the
grave.
MIR. H. A. Pratt has sold his house, recent
ly erected on Wine avenue north of Spen-
Ger street, to Mr.. Quincy r. Craft OF the
bureau of forestry, Department of Agricul-
ture and left yesterday morning for his fu-
ture home in Seattle, Wash Mr.. Craft will
occupy his new home in short while.
David Cumberland of this place, clerk in
Ceilings grocery store at Riverdale, had
his hand badly lacerated by cleaver, and
narrowly escaped losing that member.
Mrs Rose Brooke, who has been visiting
friends in the south for several weeks, has
returned to her home in Brownsville, near
this town.
The officials of the First National Bank of
Hyattsville have issued invitations for q
luncheon to be held in their new building
here Monday evening. September IL.
Mrs Fryer and Mrs. H. Richardson of
Chicago are guests at the farm of DR.. C. A.
Czarra. Evansville, this place.
Mr.. B. E. keane of Bladensburg has gone
to California, and expects to become q per-
manent resident of that state.
Mrs. ]. c. Rogers returned Saturday even
ing, after delightful three weeks stay in
Boston, Deer Isle and the mountains of New
York.
Messrs. c. c. Councilman and E. A. Cockey
of Baltimore county have been visiting DIR.
Joseph r. Owens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
Oysters Growing on Crabs Back.

A crab, on the back of which is clus-
ter of growing young oysters was caught
in the vicinity of Cambridge. Md. a few
days ago by boy fisherman and is now
on exhibition there. The crab is of medium
size and on its back the oysters. seven in
number, the size of u quarter. have attach
ed themselves and are fiourishing. It is
well known that oyster spot will attach
themselves to any hard surface. a rock or
old bottle, and they are often found in
clusters on an old shoe, but this is the first
time they have ever been found attached to
living object. The oysters would soon
have killed the crab by preventing 1t from
swimming about in search Of food. but they
would have fourished and grown larger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
Planning for Big Gathering.

The Westmoreland Camp of Confederate
Veterans of Westmoreland county. Va,
are planning to have big reunion of all
ex-confederates soldiers In the northern
neck OF Virginia at Montross, September
-. The exercises will consist of speech.
making, big dinner and campfire at
night Mr.. William r. Sanders of Ian,
caster county. Va, will be one of the ora.
tors of the occasion and Representative
Jones is also expected to speak. Col.
Charles Frances Adams OF Boston Is also
expected to be present and deliver an ads
dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
Confederate Veterans Hold Reunion.

The seventh annual reunion of Race Ned
Camp Of Confederate Veterans was held az
New Market. Va. Friday last and was
largely attended by confederate veterans
from all parts of the state of Virginia II
The visitors were entertained at a dinner
by the ladies of New Market and vicinity
and addresses were delivered by Messrss
Gilbert Pence of New Market, Col. e. d
Stickley OF Woodstock and Capt r. B.
Parks of Luray. DR.. A. Stapleton Of
Wrghtsvile, Pa, a federal veteran, also
spoke of his campaigns in the valley about
New Market.
The reunion was most enjoyable and will
be repeated next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
War on LIQUOR Selling.

The temperance people of the northern
neck OF Virginia are still waging war on
liquor selling. Recently J.. s. Hopkins, do
Ing business at McGuires wharf on Nomi-
nj creek. was arrested on a charge OF SELL
ing liquor without a license. The grand
jury has returned an indictment against
him for selling liquor In local option dis
trict and the case will come up Tor trial
at the October term OF the circuit court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS ROOT GUEST OF HONOR AT
DINNER AND DANCE.
Engagement of Former Washington
Belle to New Yorker-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Root, daughter of the Secretary OF
State. who was the guest of Mrs. Henry f.
Dimock of New York last week at Bar
HGrbor given large dinner p1rty< fol-
loved by q dance, at the keboe Valley Club
Saturday night. Two large tables dec
GRATED with golden glow and pink gladiolas
accommodated the dinner company, which
was made up OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
in number. were received by Mrs. Cuthbers
son and Miss Bertha Wolfe.

Mrs A. E. Johnston and her daughtef
Miss Johnston. are spending the summer al
the Whiteface Inn on Lake Placid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Miss Anna Ryan of 1845 U street norths
west has left the city to spend few weefs
with her cousins. the Misses Con OF 500
Cumberland street. Brooklyn, N, Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04
BORN.

BORN.
MCLAUGHLIN. On September 4, 1905. at 101h u
street northwest, to Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Mclaughlin, a son.
MARRIED.
ELY-MADERT. At Alexandria, Va, September
2. 1905. FREDERIC ELY and ANNETTE Ma
DERT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes and Mr.
Tom c. Noyes have returned to Washing
ton from Poland Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Mrs E. H. G. Slater is leaving Newpor
tomorrow for Europe to make an automo
bile tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Miss Margaret NJ. Hildebrand left Sat1
urcay morning under the chaperonage OF
her aunt. Miss Jessie Bennett, to spend the
balance OF the season at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Miss Alice Green, daughter of a former
governor of New Jersey and member OF
Congress during Cleveland administration.
who has lived abroad since the death of her
parents with her sister. Mrs. II. A Alex
arder, has announced her engagement to
Mr. j. Ellis Hoffman Of New York. Both
are now in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-04

Miss Lottie Garthwaite and Miss Alice
Grinder have gone for a two weeks stay
IN the Blue Ridge mountains.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
$500 fir Die 9ieiic nadJ Gficcgo nnh
5rriif am II. Jnnt 1908.

2ia SGinpis Central . Giienbobn
miro Grfuriions.9IQcte bon I'll.
tuouc nod G5icogo itnO 5uriif an
Somatog, Oerl Is. Suli 1908, 81,
tenn oubcrgclp0brlidy bi1igcn Yrciie
pon $500 iiir l;e Hiunoreiic nit
IiiGiabrt.@ iiliigicit bis Sun 26.
,SIni rcrfo1fl,. Die gilete iino
nidt giiitig, Inn unt1rregs ab5nltclf
gen urb lie DerDen inter feiller &c.
ftngultg perlangcrt mcrhen. Sic
mHiiiicn BON fcni Cont Igcnt, 112
MifigGn. Npe., -q2itampelt meroen,
ete lie 5iir Hiifreiic Giiltig iil,b. sic
lpcrfen r.rfauft m:rben iilr 3iigc,
rcldc Gubualte ME iolgt p~erloilen:
1901, 500 lln6 ZOO WorgcnS
1880 rno 1880 llbr 9todmittugs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Gritcr 6atbplifcntas in aanias.

Inter zen sllipiSicn Ger Ncmnba
Gountp alteration miro am Conn.
tng DEN Is. Sum, III Seneca III
Ncmobu Goultp Gin aQgemeiner an.
tbolifcutng nbgeboltcn merbcn, Eel
ircld)cm Die folgenbcn GeOner In'
iproden bnlten: Wapor, Gr.Sieilte.
rant 0oupernellr q. i. Set; Hifo-
loll5 8onlter bon Dubuque, Soma;
tSrn. Serrp y. Sulipah bon 9eS
Wcines, Soma, uno Der bo6lp'itc
@iidoi Sbonos s. ellis. 3. g. gi-
Idol bon S%capennortb, &anias. Wir
boben ihon iriitcr iiber Die porberai-
icnrcn Sdyritte fiir Gieie 3uiommcn,
funit beriGtet. Gic Giienbabncn
pom &anins babclt beionbers crlnd-
bigtc Snbrpreiie fiir Die Gclegenbeit
ieitgeleBt mo eS iinb Die ~notbigcn
Sorbereitungen ~getrofien moroen,
INN Die 9eirGsr nod ct. Benedict,
auniaS, 81 iiibren iinO b~enielben BORT
oic id,ouite STRIDE meitlid) bon Gbi.
cogo 5u 5cigen. Sir b:aia Hlino-
rciie miro % Gents bercd)net mer.
cen. Soriieencer beS &orbereltun9s-
Gomites lit Scrr u. y. Serolo'pon
Sentca, SanloS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Soicpb @arger rcridiunnScn.

@pr 5mci @od,cn pcrid)malib So
ieph @ungcr ans benl Souie icines
SdJlpagers, Sgitas Gnbcr, $500
@aiblngion StroBe, mo er loGlrte,
rno lit l"eitf.r nid)t metr gelehcn
mcrtcn, Tciicn M~bmclcntctt bot
icine @cripalotcn uub @cfonnteli b.
unri,bigt, %5itr1cl iid), nlS man i'm
5uerit permibte llnb iein 3inmer Be-
trat, t~crousitelte. bab er Ieiitc mci-
item alcitcr bort licb, llrb bns Sans
idjcinbnr IN ieil,en Mod)tfl,iocrn Der.
lailcn bate. Gr ioQ nlclrere Gage
porber itarf getrlnfen bobcn, ldlien
miirriid unb ni:bar9eidlagsn 81 lem
litb botte in cil,er @irtbifait, Die er
bnlo perliCB, burdI lein ~lonoerbareS
9enebmen Mufieben erregt. Wunaer
NOR ein Sfrcincr bon TrofeliiCn,
eill grotcr. fr1ftiger nno ctrra 30
Sobre alter Wonit, Ser, Suntal IN
ieincr mnngelboiten 9cfleioung, nlft
lrbcmsrft gcblic5en rpdrc. -
2 pGtcr: Mm Sonntog, BEN A..
Suni, McrgcrS Ge0en 10 lt1r, ian.
cen 5rei iungc 9uridan Den Gcrmib-
ten I'M @aqlIcfntn Sinh, nabe Der
Sagcpillc Goab, nla Scid1a Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

ousiebenber Monn our &intcrtbiir
beretn ilno 81 SIR 3eit fiinf onbcrc
Nt1n1cr IN hcr Ipotbcfe onpelenO
moren. irud CT I'm Cit 0los @olIcr,
Ia Die Gelc1cnbcit nidlt giiritig mar.
Worucrs III oler 6riihc tcbrte iebod,
notwithstanding bcriclbe Monn suriid.
mari init eincm 3icgelitein Dos Cber.
icnirr Elm, Ordn9 in bos @cbdubc.
5ertriimmcrte Gen Cob Hcailter"
aus Dem er ctna $3.50 erbelltete,
Damn 5eriflug or baS Selepbou, no
or ncitere bier bis iiinf Collars Dor.
iono unA itu6l Damn iiir tinige Col
lars Giaorrcn. Ter ginbred)er
mus Elm &enller iein, Ou CT n,,r bon
Oen bciicrcn Sorteu 5r 'id) itcdtc.
Gum 0liif iiberlnb er leOodl ctrpa
$50 mertb &rtcimorfc1,, iucld}e in
elmer oficnen Sd)ublnoe Iagen.
Iftlungspoa
&hSI. ). 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Mad Senpcr, Colorado, am 3. Smli.

@egen Der International Gp.
NORTH 2cague Contention, pelhe
Don 3. bis sum 9. Suli in 0enper
o~bgcbolten mcrbcn miro, bat Die
Sainois Central. giienbabn Sor.
februngcn g~ctroffcn, INN ourffab.
renoe Souriiten Sdlafuoaen pia
Omaha itnD Der &. q. i. & =. Job.
rem 81 loiien. Die 9abn miro Gr.
furiions. 9illete nod Gcnper 81
M d Biaen %reiien perfail.
fen. 9ieie Shloiwogen merren
dubuque 1927 llbr Woraens am
3. Suli perloiien unb Der Trcis iiir
Die Huroiabrt miro $24.40 iein. Ser
Subrpreis iur cine ooppelte Shloi.
itcQe miro bios 1918 iein. Die
Miifreiie @iiltigfeit lit bis 5irn IA.
SSsuli, aber burd) 9eponiren bes
giQetes in 9enper nno biird @e.
5ablung BON 80 Gents, miro bicie
@iiltigfeit bis gum 8. slitguit per-
lGngert perben. lin @eiteres
penoe man iih on: s. j. Werrn
Gen, Faii. agt., Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
&IetuetcVa d ans
uno MtnaeBeuD.

= Sm Sitter bon SO Sobrcn ,rarb
al Carroll, Sopa. Srnli aotborinn
Mctb, ole Mllitter Des bod)p. Satcr
y. z. Notb Don Sionr Gitp, Sia
mar aus &oou; in 9idtenitcin ge-
biirtig. Is b~2troliern Die @sritor.
belle nod Die Sobnc @ilbelm bon
Sempleion .ltrD Spbann ju Soulc,
iomic Die Sof)ter: 6ruu @iltcl
Shoappncr; Srau $. grucgse.
mlllil; Srou sc. @o9ner bon Soil
bur; Srou Sciepb Spnlg Don Snl-
bur l,nb Srol 9. 9ercrs.
= Il0sli6e 8%er1noeru1g in Der
Semperotur miro peruriohen, oah
Die 2eber nift riftig iunftiorirt
unb Elm 9eberleioen miro Die Solgc
icin. 8cbrulid)t Or. Iugllit ao.
nig's Snmburger Sropien, melhe
oas bette Wittel gegcn oieies Seioell
lit.
Sn Ser Somilienpobnung,
2S40 on CIR Gouler Ipenuc, itarb
Sruu Torotbea Sccrfler. Sic fin.
terlGBt ibreu Ootian 2uonig uno Die
ainber: Sbeooorc bon @eslep, So,
Wiltelm uno 2ue.pig, Sr., iinb slpei
Softer: Sri. 2ouiia uno emma bon
dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sas Tolssnoc 1T bon einsrn Yries
tier an SanojnG)er.

gi1igcs 6ormlanb. - Sonni9c
9ci,tc III GOmunos Goiintp, Soutb
Iufcta.
} 1. South Tnfctl bat mebr ion.
niae Gage wic irgcno Gin Staat in
Ocrieibcn @rcitc. ScEnclif,eit lit
obIclut notbwcnOig iiir quite grutclt
IND Obi, ipie mir tic bier haber,,
IND iiir Die 8eiuubbait. Hur Gin
ar5t i'll. Ger oitlid)cn &Qlite ocs
Gonntps 5ebn Sabre lang l,nb in
Spci Sobrcn mr. cine e~rnodJicne
Hcrion in i,nicrcr @cmeil,or geitor.
ben. Gonr Sefnanb before Sapciie
lilr ELI 9eiunbes &limo ~iprbcrn?
=. Ger 9oocn lit Die reititc
id)ipar5e G:be nit 2cbm.llntcrlugc.
Nac5 cbcHc @ros.Froirie. &p9cll
ooaouf geniigenb. I1e iieiBigc,l
Uorrncr boben cute Grntcil unb pcr.
Cen m~ohlbobcnb.
). Mir cr5ielen n1c6r Tcifthum
iiir jcbe Terion unicrer &coGlfcrrpg
els lrgelo Gin mberer Stoot. Mir
bobcn feline gru1en. Sebr menig
Sogelobncr. @ia Semarb nod bel.
icrc Sepeiie fir Die 6rildjtbarfcit
Oieier 0egcnD?
/. @ir babcn 200 ilicbcnbe ortc.
hide Srunucn. &ein gciiinbcrc5
Moiier ST. iinoen.
5. liner Gci0neniB bat nobeil,
nn 5lpei Snbrcn tciner Iniaiien mcbr
gcbobt. @cr Mil before 9cnclic
iilr gute 8elcllidait?
6. Gin ormcr Wonn rentcic bier
Dor bier Sabren cine, GAO Icres
6arm. aiir3lid) fauite er Tie fir
$4,000. aonncn Genter onbersmo
10 gut ausmodcn2 Bier Der bcitell
6arms ST rcntcn Vir $1.00 bis
$1.5O per Icrc.
Z. @unOert ibr noh, boB mir
ionnig gcitinlnlt iinb? - Wo linO
0ieic Seute her? - Mus oitlid)e,
Staaten. Wos mollen mir -
Mebr CUTE Gatbolifen, INN oieies
berrlif)e 2otb 5u faufen fir $1,000
bis $500 pbne unb $500 bis
$1,000 nit @%cbd,loen.
2anOpreiie baben lid in slpci
Sabren %uerooppelt. Sic 8erneinoe
audi. 9cioc perOen iih III brei
Sobren wieocr perDoppeln. Selic
BLOB actbplifen obne Gommiiiion 81
guten Bargains. Wit beigelegten
Toitmarfen id]reibet an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, s. D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
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