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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
How to Cleanse the Blood.

A preserving use of DR.. David Kenne-
dys FavOrte Remedy, of Roudont, n.
V, will soon relieve and ulti mately cure
cases Of Fever and ALue, Billiousness,
rheumatism, Debility Of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, and all
disorders arising from M impure state Of
the Block. Price &lOO, all druggists;
bottles for $500.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
News of Woodstock

Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Harlow
and daughter katherine of Leo
minister, Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.aMountain.
Samuel Hatch of North Bridge
water hitched his horse with rein
in front of \. l.. Woods house ON
River street Thursday eeening. AS
soon us left alone the horse gave a
imp and in Il superb exhibition OF
Kicking shredded the front part OF
the buggy in three seconds, broke
away and ran. lie turned into A. B.
Jaquith's yard, leaving the buggy
On the corner Of the cemetery wall,
and stopped in the rear of Mr..
Woods house
Carl Hilton, star catcher of the
local base ball team, has returned to
lebanon, n. II.
Windsor VS.. Woodstock on Vail
field TODAY.
George |. Putnam and DR.. II. B.
Ketchum of IIartland, former resi-
dent here, were in tewn Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Parker of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick lIowes.
Congressman and Mrs. d. }. Eos
ter of Burlington were at the Inn
from Friday till Sunday.
Joseph Anthony and his son
Harry w., who left for the Pacific
coast few weeks ago, write of their
safe arrival and say they like the
country and the outlook there for
those in search of employment. They
are going to work at once and con-
tractors tell them that there will be
plenty to do as soon as lumber is OBJ
tainablc.
The Kings Daughters will meet
this evening with Mrs. Ernest W.
Gilman.
Mr.. +. A. Nye and children are
in IIartIand this week.
Miss Carrie Simonds of Rochester
is guest at c. II. Cady's.
Rev. J. W. Miller of Bethel will
be the speaker at the mems meeting
10 the Reading Room tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock
Rev. Joseph Hamilton will ex-
change pulpits tomorrow with Rev,
J, W. Miller of Bethel. Rev. and
Mrs. hamilton will spend few days
iu Randolph before returning home.
The w. r. G. will hold a memorial
meeting this afternoon to which vet
Grams are invited.
Dwight, the I9-months old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bradley of Bethel,
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
Ace Bradley of this village, was
Killed last week Friday while play
ing on the Central Vermont track
about 20 rods from his home. He
was struck by the north-bound ex-
press and his body was found under
the first car, the top Of his skull
being torn off and one leg broken.
The accident occurred near the Find
lay bridge crossing, the scene of a
Number of fatalities. Engineer Par
melee saw the child and put on the
air brakes, but was too late to save
him. The funeral was held Sunday,
relatives from this village attending.
Miss Lucy f. Fairbanks has re-
turned from Porto Rico, where she
ha been engaged in school work.
Mrs. Annie Merrill and son of SUIT
ton, p. @, are at Mrs. f. b. Mer-
rilrs.
BY invitation of Rev. c. A. Mac
Daniel, members of he local branches
of the order of Odd Fellows attend
ed service in the Christian church
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07

Prof Clark p. Rowland of Drury
college, Springfield, Mo, has been
chosen principal of St. JohnsburY
Academy to succeed Principal D. Y.
ComStock, resigned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
BIRTHS.

In Ppmfret, June %, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Il. Roberts.
In Woodstock, June go, Il SON to Mr. and
Mrs +. &. McFarIane.
In Woodstock. June 2s, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Chandlcy.
In Shrewsbury, June 81, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Plumley.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07

\ heavy rainstorm, accompanied
by a gale, swept over Alton, ILL.,, says
ii press dispatch. and a deluge of
small green frogs was precipitated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
WOODSTOCK.
Totals ......... o 5 p II

Stolen haseS--Gunn !, Ryan, Kill
ton, Dumas ;; bases on balls, by
Shaw I; struck out, by Collins 10,
by Shaw 10, 10y Wyatt 3. Umpire,
Mower scorer, Pember.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
Sewerage
Connections,

During the construction Of
the village sewer we will make
house connections for S cents
per foot.
FRANK II. Cows Co.,
Contractors,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07

Private James Eagan, 18TH bat
terry, Fort Ethan Allen, unsuccess-
fully attempted suicide Sunday noon
by shooting himself with a pistol.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
POST OFFICE NOTICE

Mail trains arrive 7.O5 II, M, 2.23 p. m.
600 =. m. ,ooo
$50 p. III. ....,....
Biidt ewatcr, Rutland and Ludlow stage
leave & 90 II. m. and 800 p. m.
Suuth woodstock, 800 =. IN.
RnrlInrd and Bethel, &. 10 a. N
Bmrni free delivery routes lcav at b am
MAILS ,QLQSE-Fo early sta Sc $. 8 ~ 30
#Ofrr hours G. 80 II, m. to $50 p. III.
4 sunday --l2 to p. III.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
A. N. CAM P, PROP.

members OF the church these bcauti-
full memorial windows; have placed
these other windows to match the
memorial ones; have bought these
NEW lamps; have rebuilt the plat
.orm and bought the carpet Tor it,
lave tuned both organs; have
bught new outside and veStlbuIe
dors and have done many little
things that go to make a completed
talk. The work is now practically
completed, and it is with pleasure
tht report the financial standing
Of the work.
The total cost, including the fur
mace. has been $2656IS. We have
received:
Furnace, , 5000
Cash pledges, 99l53
Labor, material exchange, 3Io'oo
$265S.53
There are It few bills that for lack
Of time yesterday we could not set
tie, but there is money enough ON
hand to settle every bill and leave
$2,35 over.
AT fine close Of this statement |
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
MARYLAND.
Re- dedication of the Congregational
Church.

! - =. =. 90
Rehabilitation OF the Congregational
Church.
The Congregational church was
re-dedicated Sunday, Iuly l, at go
~ ~ The or,ler IS .orr;.o ,,,. ~.
r'n' " ~ "'' -
'"''o"''
FLe'uder,'O lAou Sublime Even,
my Star, Wagner, MrS,CIara Shedd
BackuS'
ProceSSlonal, choir, "lhc Son Of
God Goes Forth to War;" S. b.
Whitney.
Responsive readlng-Pastor and
people
Invocatlon-Kev. w. II. Hayes,
Windsor
GIoria-Choir.
Anthem--Choir, ''lc that stand
IN the House OF the Lord"
Scripture reading-Rev. F. {.
FH Si,l,:,. f.
r,,>!,' vt.','S u",I, H'S St. G"u'C'1eS-
~. Wi \. '''''HT'' NeN'
b.. ~ ~ rI,,,, ~, '', o. ''''''t'
Windsor. Rev. w. II. Haye,. Con.
gregational, Woodstock, Rev. =. c.
Iutnami ng'egahonal, Quecnce,
NV iI., O''H' iES v, |,''o' N"i ~ S',lS
pnrkhnrs, "
Statement of repair committee.
Hymn-Choir.
service OF Observation-Disclosures and
''1 p' ,r.. d. r r
Merr;II u y
Response - Ouartette. selection
from Elljrh, MendelssOhn.
An'nen'-Ch0'n, ~ clap your
'' DoJ; ~ l,.,e ,,J,,i.a d. ",
Tucker. y. d. I.T.D.. nresident
Of Dartmouth College.
LYNN NO. I29 81 love Thy
N'"jee"i|"u''''1 FhoHPti9'l Hs,or.
FostIudc--" Iraumer1' MrS'C'"ra
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give expression W olll SI"tIt"bC "
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We would thank each one of the
members and friends who by their
sell-sacrifcing gifts have made pos
sible the full iruition Of our labors.
We would especially thank the ladies
Of the church, who have so nobIy
lifted much of the burden. We
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
Glove Fitting
Corsets.


A new model of this cor
set, just added, is made
of slightly heavier goods
which fully meet the
wants Of those who pre-
fer a heavier corset for
1000 ---~e,... W. sh~P>
is the same, perfect fit
ting, needs no "breaking
in" Hose supporters at
tached. S1,00,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
DEATHS.

In Woodstock, June So Harriet Augusta,
widow of EiiGl,im Johnson, aged 81 wears.
In South Woodstock, July 3, Mrs. Caro-
line f. Sluyton, widow Of Reuben Madison
SlaytUn, aged IS years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
NOTES.

The gilt edge battery Of the June
tions consisted largely of Collins
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07

W, i. NaShDuIn,
Mrs, Mary E, VondeII Of Nashua,
n. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Philip Langley.
George w. Perry has been granted
an increase Of pension to $40 per
month, dating from May Is, through
John Gilman, attorney,
Curtis school, taught by Maude l..
Aver, closed June %, There were
10 pupils and the average attend
anco was 1873. Ncttie Woodward,
Martha Hoisington, and Martha Ann
IIoisington were perfect in attend
anco for the term. Bonnie IIoising-
ton was absent me-half day, EuIa
Curtis and Elsie Ocean one day.
Wilbur Ocean two days. Lydia
Boles was absent one day and Dora
Boles and Ida Smith two days after
|
entering school the second week.
Victor Bousquet, formerly West
arm Union onerator here has recent
" heon promoted to manager of the
cable danortmcnt of the Western
Union telegraph service, in whose
emnIov he has been for the past
three Years in Boston SAYS the Mont
pelier Argus.
Mr. and Mrs VIM e BRIDGE went
70 tho proGIe ITousa Wbite NIoun-
t,;,s Wodoosdov for h,o .unmor
-, ~ -.
0'0' ~ w. "l'""i''',S " I'', I w.,
O'"SS'' Is INC S"'S' u - - " .i'''
anu VIC wv" VIII ''S USUAL Wv d ii''l'
M'l''|!' ~ 'ile In, O. T.,
~" ~. ~ ,. w.
- v " "'"'"' Ni'SS ''"'',' -'I -
b. Jourdan, Mrs. J. LeDuc, Don
Kilncr. Mrs. G. d. lows, Mrs. L. !. |
Shaw, DR.. and Mrs. James Good
,.;u;o
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, NJ. Whitney,
N'"cnenoon' Mass MIS- llo,ne'
MISS nome N''oen, MISS ) N'
'"' w. o ~ - ''l,' ''"'"' ~
and Mrs. c. 7. Ives. Cedar Rapids,
Io; VIM. b. Mott. BROOKLYN; Chas
Read, Miss Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. f. |
G.. Frothingham, Miss Cone, Bos-
ton: Rev. w. G.. Hubbard, Brook
lyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lee,
Pawtuckct, II. |.
7 Fostor Rhodes who has been IN
C,I;ro,,;o ,bo met vi,tor ;e ot ho
Inn
Uorry Rice Of Salem Mass is At
Mrs NJ G. HINTS
~ y
:. 49,. ~
- -, 80 ''''''' . '''' l'' '.'''' - "'''
IN,
W orion larry, 10 years; George
CIV - ''' " o,,.. I.,,,,
/
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
New Books

recetIy added to the library.
Conquest of Canaan.
Fair Margaret.
Plain Mary Smith.
The wisdom OF the Simple
The Black Spaniel.
The Cherry Rihbad.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
MARI RACES.

In Windsor, June ~. hy ReY. George W
Cluugh. John W. Kmball of Westminster
and Mary l. Rugglcs ut Windsor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07


1 HAVE purchased the business
I conducted tor the past Forty
Weary by H. ] LILLEY & CO., Of
Hyde Park, and | have also secured
the same help that have been maxi
ing the Celebrated LilIcy Wagons
from five to nineteen years, and it
shall he my purpose to continue to
make the Lilley Wagons the very
best that experienced workmanship
and good material can make them.
Heavy Wagons Made to Order Are
Our Specially. Write me for prices.
THE LILLEY WAGON co.,
MorrisviIIe, VT.
A. N. CAMP, PROP.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07
LINN II. COREY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Once in Tracy Block, formerly occupied
by DR.. Boynton.
Residence 10 Court st.
Office Hours--l-3, IS.
Tel. 22-3. or A. II. Townsend o3-j
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Harlow
nd daughter katherine of Leo
ntnster, Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph I4aMountain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11

bcgrilnoctc mo friibcr @cterol &on4
iul Der Scr. Stoatcn IN Berlin mar.
Ger Baltimore Nmerica1:" n9tu6
elmer Nbmclcnbeit bon 5lpei Sobrcn
lit Der vGclltide GprrciponOcnt"lpic
Ser IN Den Sallpt E @Cid)Gitas 0iitritt
5ltritdgefcbrt ln0 bat lein relteS clc.
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&C." 9tr. l13, Sit r @altimorcltroBe,
mcldcS nod) oenl jebigcn Gigcntbii-
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nlo olti'S SoaitGnoigite nit alien
moOctncn Scrbciierungcn elmer Sci.
lungs e Griderci neblt @cid0its 9ii.
rcou cingcrid)tct lit, be5o0cn.
Gor Dem groBcn 9runOc mar Der
Correspondent" I'M Noincs 0cbGltoc,
mcldJcS 0cn Elot einnabm, no lett
Dos o@apctD . Sbeotcr" crrihtct lit.
Is mor Gin mcrfpiir0igcr 3riou,
oo6 Die critic NltS9obc ocS 9lutteS in
Dem llci.cn Scim am y. @cbltrtos
to0c bcS jctigcn Gigcnthilmcra cr-
lhicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
Tic idlncQltcn Sbicrc.

Snt .&osmoH," bieien ircliliden
&onomeiier fir Noturircunoc, oeil
Die gleidmomigc @ciclid)oft in
Stuttgart inter bcmGbrterHeoottion
Dcrallsgiebt unb Den lie beilte on
mebr. ols 5000 Wiitglicoer SIR Scr.
icnclrng bringt, lcicn mir: @cnn Of
lc &icriilBlcr Der Grbc 81 einenl
@ettloui 5ulonlmcn trGten, 70 wiirbc
Die @o5ellc ocn eritcr Ercis bopolt
tragcr, Die IN Der Scflunbc q Wcter
(ouerbings rllir m1brcno fltrScr3eit)
SIT 0urdJcilen nermag. Sarn bos
&cnnpfero nit ctipo 25,3 Weter
MorinloIleiititng), mGbrerb Der
ldNtcalte Suno ser Wclt, Ser rltiiiid,c
@olisbunb, % Metcr in ser Sefun-
Dc loitit. Sir bcn Gcnniport ge5o.
gene engliidc @~inoburbe mad)teit
in Der Sefunbc Is bis 90 Weter. Gin
Slld)sbuno brrdJlief bier englild)c
Weilen Gle 1909 Metcr) III 360,5 Sc
fua0cu, legtc olio IN Ger Sefunbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
@citcu Can't!

IllBcr Den pielen Friuot @rntu.
lationen Der 5ablloien 5%rernoe bo6cn
aud bic @S. Golegen Der Erciie Dem
pGeutidcn Gorreiponoenten" Slid.
miinide gum Gin5ug ms nclle Scinl
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Eoit" bon St. Solis: ngSie nniere
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10 bat lid aud Baltimore mad lei
rer ihredliden 6%euersbrunit IN CT,
ner fnr5en &eibc bon Sobren BON Der
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slide c%ritonoen. slud) Der nYalti'
more Ieutide Correspondent" cine
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iden 3eitutgcn bes Sonbes, beliell
@eifoits9ebdube purd) Die 8euerS
brunit 5eritort mar, lit Jest III icincll
neuerridteten Yradtbou einge6pgen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11

is Meter 5uriid; c1glildc Sii6ncr,
blltbe iollCn % bis 30 &ilomctcr in
Der Stlnl0e mnd)ell, III Der Scflur0c
mitbin Z bis s Wetcr, oieic Sdulcls
ligfcit obcr 3 bis 3 Stlunoen olts6o(,
ten fonnen. Gfod SoDca pernlogell
Die bal6luilOen Gsfimobunoc Itiino.
lid 10 ailomCtcr biltter it'd 81 britt
gen, mp Oieicr bcrilbnte Golorfob-
rcr lcgtc IctbIt I'M SlrnocifIittcn II
&ilpmctcr in IS Winlttcn 5ltriid. 49,
Nod bcnt @inb6un0e iolgt oos
Gur6i6nittS HcnnpfcrO nit ctmo
1900 bis 1900 Wcter III Scr Wtinute;
Ser Soic ioQ cS inter l%tnnitGnbCn bis
5l 1850 Wictcr brin9cn, luGbren0 inn
fir gciu0bnIid) BLOB 100 0tctcr 5llgc-
biuigt mCr0cn. Gam fonmCn Die
@irniic nit 900, Ser Sigcr nit $50,
6nS Hcitnthicr nit $50 mo Der MoIf
nit so WtCtcr. Ticicr Stomntputcr
ocS @rn0c@ lit Gin portrciilider mo
ouabolcrubcr 2Grfcr; pcrfolgt oGCr
uoli &llgcr 0c%tric6cn, ourd}ldllft CT
50 bis 100 Gilomctcr in elmer Nud)t,
ulb e5 gilt nl5 umloglid, cinen aus.
0Clpodicncu Nulf nltf Der Slld)t Cit
5llbolcr, W6lfc ucriotgtcr cincn cug
Iiiben Nubinbrcr, Dem lie nllf cbcner
2onoitroEc iiiri %icytclitnocn oli
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N0dlltcn toatmt Ger pirNiriidC DC
NcnpiciiCr nit il5 &ilomctcr tt5
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HCrdJCnlalrc nit 800 &ilomctcr GA
WtCtCr). 3lmllCbCrhrir0Cn Don 9todr
rid)tcn obgcridtctc Sdluolbcn Ioacn
ciEc @cidrpinoiQfcit bon 2l0 bis 2l5
&!lomctrr G-S6 METER crrcidr!L
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nit Den GlilQCIn u%od)bilit, 1T Der
Sctumoc 33 Ntctcr 5uriid. - ll1tcr
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philL Der il; DER Stun0c 81 @ilontc.
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teri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-11
Spnntngsplanbcrci.

Sdon ldNpcllcn Die griincn &nGp',
an Nuid) mo Strnud). Nus ocn
NcctCn in @ortCu nnh InIngcn 1T
gen ncugicriA Die 8opidCn Der &ro
fllS, Spnjintbcn mo Sllpcn, Map
licbd]cn ltn0 Nrimcln herpOr. Hobill
mo 8inf probircn id)on Die &cblen.
&or Nllcm Ole iin19cn, Die lcttc9S ubr
crit aus Den Gicrn 0cfrodcn iino.
Sic bobcn, mics nlcr SlI9cll0 grit
nC2 Norrcdt lit, ilnntcr Den Sdna
bel borne. NbCr mand)nlul bdltcn
tic olld) nod innc nit Dem p"or5citi
gen WCtrillcr, mcrlt 10 0CS Wprgcn%
Der Dcibc Hcii orli WrGiCrn tnO Sc
den b0n0t un0 Oic lCid)tcn @GIicr
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cine idnltrriGc ,}eit. Nid)t @intcr
nno nidt 6riibinbr. &iel &intcr lit
0iCSmnl i%ibcrbaurt nid)t gcluclcn.
limo fir bcn 6rilbllng it's, iuie ms
Der &olcn6cr bclCbrt, nod I'M pole
5cbn Gage III irilb, Mon ilcnnt
bicic 3cit mobl ben &o~ririiblinN; Die
boie 3cit, Die ocn &irdboi 10 poll
nn6 0os &cr5 10 ihlucr 5i MAIDEN
pfle9t; Die 3eit, in Der lid ole iiibe
Scflcmmung OcS IlerpadenS oltI
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Sebncn bic Slime burd5ittcrt. BUR
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flingt lcis lu1o icltiom ciu @lodhclt.
ton mic @inters @robael1ute, un0
ouh scr Mcnih bort oicicn @lodcn.
ton germ. SOS it's cigentlid, Oo5
Die iogenonnte Notwithstanding
in ser Wenidcnbruit m~odruit? 2id)t
nn0 @Grlne. Hid)t Die WGrme beS
SfenS ooer boS 2id,t Scr 2ontpc unb
Der cleftriidcn @lnSbirnc. Sic iir0
nit all ibrcnSoQfommenbcitcn, lucl-
dc Die Sed)nif Der &ci5ung unb 9e.
lclIhtung IN ocn lcbten SSnbr5cbnten
hat on9ebciben loiicl, nod INNER
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5u pergleid)en nit Dem Sidte uno
Der Wdrme Der Come. Wan lebs
lid nlir bic 3inmerpiloll5en jett cilts
mai oll. @ie boben lie ipGbreno Der
flrSen @intcrtoae Dem Sonncnlihtc
5ugcitrebt. Tiht gerobc itrcben ibrc
Sricbe III Die Sobc, tic bobcn lid
cncraiif nod Den Scnltern ge5ogcll,
blird mclhc bic Mintcrionnc bereiil.
idelnt. IS lit ctlpos 8cbeimlibpol.
les nm boS Sid)t NM Die M0rnlc bcc
Como. Sbrc Mirfltngen iino bu,
mir cn,piinbcn tic; mir icbct tic I'M
ms fer in Der Eflnn5en. nll0 Der
Sbicrmelt. Gle Gr5tlihc @ilicnlhoit
hot iid) bic @irfrutgen Ocs Sonncn.
lihtcS un6 Der S%ormcnpGrmc 81
Nilbc Ncnlod)t ullb nit 2idtbcbonb.
lnn9 ltn6 Spnncnbu0crn ouiiolcnOt
SeilcrfolQc %cr5iclt. Ibcr alih Ger,
lpeld)cr fcin @cbrcltc obcr Sicdtbum
nit iid ihlcppt, cmpiil,bct ben mobl-
ib1ti6cn GiniluB Der bober om Stint
mel itcbcnbcn unh LANCER idcincn'
Ocn Sonnc. IS 5icbt i'm binorlS oll3
Den eltgen H1umcn uno Dem 21rnl
Der Strobcn in bic ircie, ncil crmu-
hcnoc Hutur:
Gem bordl! cs gcbt Elm lciies Wob'
men,
Gin 6liiltcrn gebt gcbeimniBpoa
Mls ioltc man lfon Ieilc obncn,
WoS mutmcbr allies iucroen lull.
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lin bic Irubuftiuu uun Tp66l

sur puncu 2riituugsfdRi1teit Der Selner In
&aDuc.G uuutD, &cntudn, 81 cntluicelu. oficz
pauH" uua Baltimore Die lcbte gluf!agc bon
$25, 900 ir St.ter. Die SIT Enri fir 5cbn Gents
pro 9lutbeiI O~criuuit pirb. SubfIriptioneu
bcrfuloe a%cccpflrt, in Der lc cinIuricit, biS bic
~Slusaabe crf6bpft 1T. Sirean 705-107, Cat
ucrts@cbanoc. (6i--71)
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Ncnrn 6. 4. NGhlcr.

oci Hn5 r S StGf5 r BON a ~ iHe"t y 81 Mailer 4; S"p "sp'
Sulon. I'M 81. 9ebensinbre i'll felnet IcBtcn
9Sobnlina. VT. AZ 9inrosSSuIie'S trube, rad
ldlgcrcm NrnlfellIdacr Gcitorben. 6reunoc u.
Ncr1unnoic finn 6ieritit b1ilihIi ein9eluocn, lid
an Oct Nccrhigung Sunutn8, Na6niitago I'M
,, ponl Srnucrbnnfe aus 5u beibelltDen.
lhS-1nl
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Guiuianb's tiirfiidc @Gocr.
Gauiioble: @cbaubc, Yuitamt oeocu. etcts uifcu.
fMuouiIOD-l
Yunuit Strmnu.

IS itrrh am 10. lRdr3 1906. 9.I5 ll6r Nor
Gcna, NnHult Stcman, ~gcliebtcr @nltc bon
linric StculGn. int Iltcr bon "a SnbreIl. Sic
gcrrhiGltg linoct WuitnG, ben ~. Widr6, Nudbs
initinQo , l(br. pom IrGuCrbaiie, 9ir. 55l
Atprhs SuC StruGe. aus iinit. NciicrIiitg prlods
TIM. Vlttc. feline VlItmeni God
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Wuttlicb SticbriB.

IS iturb am 10. Widr5 1906, 1sG ll1r Nor
gems. nab %Iingcrer Nrnnfbeit @uttiicb Sticbrig
III ~iciuctt Sc. SCbc1Siabre. 8erluulote mo
SrculOe iito ndbtlnQspoll eingclaoeI, Der Ne
croiaung bci5upobnen,, lpclbe am Sicnitaa,
9iGdmittugs 3 l(br. bon fcincr leftefi SSobnullO,
gr. 226, NorosGbcitersS trube. aus uuf Der
.linLiinlnrc NCneiern" iintiiiuhct. G0-2l
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GcrmiidJtc Im5cigcn.
.ScirutbsncindI.

Sin aletuftcDenocr aeOilocier WinnH. 42
nit cillenl bdilsli6en 9fdhnelI ober g&itlpe
Speeds 8cirntb i'll Gorreiponber5 6l ieten.
Nrieie 6ltriid llIlo erbetelI uller NJ. ~" CT
petition oicirs States. (6S-70)
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Gin SdJritt in Der rcdJtcn &idtnng.
spart % Yrpscut at ancn rritflaiN9en

gcgrabuiicn.
Gin f66rer Gnre, eniiueeer init
f6ipnr6crt Ind ODER ipeibem oOer
9raicm Yliifdsucber6iia. MueS fur
Cara Ginint, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GinbullNntiruna bee 2ei6e, G06
3r1icrflor, O Ilar Sanofdube,
ScffEuna be5 Grnbes,
2cidbcnpagct itio r feline autfden.
@iiinm SuUf, 2ctfenbetattcr,
Noribs mo observation-disclosures. ge,be 2clcpboilc.
CN0nl l,GNitc(
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Iltc fScScr6cttcu.

Marftpreis piro be8abIt fir ale Seberbets
ten u1o altife Wtaba9onDs9iubel. Selioet 4Suita
!nrte an bic
ySolouial AntiaHe Co.," sr. 6i3, yiuro.Gntnu-
Gtrnfc.
SclcpboH: SIT. TcruOn 304S. Gllc Peftcnuus
aen prompt ausOefubrt. 6-.9&G)
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Gas Saitimurcr Stabt MorrIhn1
fir 1906
%beiinbet tth jett TN Druid. Sic Seransaeber
erfuten aae 8erioncit, Sirren uoer gorr lra'
%tioueil, oeren gorcIIe felt teu: +. 9ioheInber
ocrGnoert puroe ODER bic in ndditer Belt eilen
We6ieI ibrer Seibdftsla9e beabitbti9cn, ibre
aItc uno neue sloreiie foiort oil oas Nlreau
oieier 9Dmpo9nie 3u fenoen.
u. y. Ypif & So. Of Baltimore, tue.
g. 8. 2urntgcr, Sef1d1:ffhprer.
957-959 eaircrt.S eDduhe.
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EGhe snr &eiie ms Mnslanb DC.
iorat e. &ainc, Nr. Alb, Gi-Valti-
morcitrakr, uabc GmitumBonic-Yuc.
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Se9t lit bic 3rit, rS az prunpen.
Subnuulu

SNUnnuln
i6otci ale stricn bon Suicttcn In IretbbdIfcrn
roer int Sreiell. bcrtrciht Gbnahcn. NiIule ulo
.utdulluitric. SDoiiib iiir 1rilIlc 6llcptl mo
C"clIiiQcl- Sdufc mo Snlciicn in Nu!6ruUmcII
mo t6otct ale gSiirlncr iiio Minocn M oct
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NnlIntlulis.
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(lJ{ui24 ING tN)
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the country have held meetings
and approved this plan, and have
passed resolutions pledging them
selves to. aid in the suppresslng
and Furnishing of the criminals OF
their race. Let them 60 into this
work earnestly and thoroughly
and there is hope that the whites
and blacks will rapidly arrive at q
better understanding and commu-
nifty of interests.