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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

Thurs recovery though he had no relapse and hint Of
the tmG Of his COLLAPSE when he and Maud sitting together
INC deck OF the Celtic watching the shores Of Ireland fade
before at Liverpool and though they been only twenty
face Maud for the first time for Year she
@ ha she would scarcely have Known him Those months of
and old the cheeks had fallen in crows feet had planted
outer his and the lids baggy penduous
It his mouth that had power and determine
and the or In I ~[IHy ana ieebly at ITS corners
en man lis hair too had grown very thin and trcaks Of
ncss as We'll as deterioration had Ic ite marx ON b e' III"
Sometimes, when during these had looked at him.
she mad te her courage and hope for the future
sick death He had despair and depression when
ne pa bear to see nobo not even her and would lock HIM
sen u" m ms room giving orders that his meals be lett
% ana nat under no CIRCUMSTANCES was he to be disturbed Then
made him. and he would ask her to sit with
him. while he unoaded himself Of tons ~ dcsr, ILL l
week or two of se2ar do for in his case; lie felt
house But then the pendulum would swing further his depression
would be succeeded by bitterness against Lily and the settled
on I was she VINO was morally responsible for his downfall
IT was that indeed which the immediate having
came that had passed and his one desire was 70 % % from h
fore he would anywhere else And his last words
1t all black enough and there had been present only
could be asceTaned had he tried any But James
let Maud bn MA much upon that
strength Begins to e%c BACK a he 1d be io to s % At
present he is not strong enough to want ANYTHING
America for thought that he knew pro-
badly refuse altogether talk with Nfaud
this subject shortly before they left
There psychological for telling that my dear
lady he said (which has arrived present your brother
shows no desire for anything neither for the drug any
to health He does think, To-
begins back his strength he will begin aeanhc will
want the drug; he will get we'll also Then him"
There bright winters shining their
place shielded from the wind of their the deck mok
days there had there
still considerable swell But the huge ship little account OF
that and gded with little this wonderful grav sea
that broke dazzling white her
thing of the pale crystalline blue above reflected in the great
Joyous hills and valleys OF that
the OF the winter Atlantic delicate azure as
it. though barely ndwinter some promise of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-12
The Rain Coat

The most serriceabie all around
coat made. IL can be worn to any
thing. Ii looks and is correct with the
silk hat or golf cap. 1t sheds water
like a ducks hack and has an indirid-
ual style.
$3.50 10 $4,000
There are n large assortment of
Oyercoats here i'm Short Coats, Gran
Vile" style and extra long coats In
blacks and gray mixtures at
$500 and ~ 60 Sz7.60
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
OHIO WHITE MAN
MARRIES A NEGRO.
LICENSE IL OBTAINED IN WASH
INGTON AND MARRIAGE Is
PERFORMED THERE

Washington, Oct. IA great
deal OF comment has been caused
here by the issuance OF license in
the clerks office yesterday to Isaac
b. Williams. 3S years old ((white)
of Columbus, o., to marry Elizabeth
Foster. % years old (colored) OF
Cincinnati. o.
The bridegroom was fine, intel
ligent looking white man. The bride
was not in evidence when he OBJ
tanned the license.
The District of Columbia is one
of the very few places in which a
white man can procure license to
marry a negro woman, and 1t was
probably on this account that the
couple came TO Washington.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Walter Brooks, negro pas
tor of this city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The Greeks in New York celebrat-
ID one of their most important hol.
idays Thursday 1t is known as
Stayeos. and is intended to commem-
crate the finding Of the cross in 1926.
A. D., after its whereabouts had
been unknown Tor three centuries
According TO the belief of the Greek
Orthodox church. the cross was found
by Helera, the mother OF Emperor
Constantine the Great, who made an
expedition to Jerusalem for the pur-
pose Of finding 1t. A piece of this
cross is said now TO be in the Greek
church at Jerusalum, another at
Mount Athos in Greece. and a third
in Russia
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
THE vExED PROBLEM.

From SO conservative a source q,
the Philadelphia Public Ledger W,
have the following:
What is TO be done about 81
There is only one thing as appalin(
as these outbreaks. and that is tn,
seeming impossibility of solving tn,
problem involved in the presence OF
100000. people lately from the
wilds of Africa dwelling among TO-
100000 people of another race, col.
or and civilization.
The negro wild beast must be ell.
minated. The negro must do his
part. and as for the whites of the
United States OF America who poured
out the blood OF half a million prec-
ious lives and untold treasure TO free
the negro-no sum and no pains
are too great for them to expect in
order that the result may be a bles-
sing instead OF curse
Such frankness in dealing with the
vexed problem is rare in the North,
end yet the Public Ledger hardly
exaggerates. Forty years of freedom
has not served to lift the negro to the
plane contemplated for him by ideal
lists at the North when all men were
formally declared free and equal. The
question is, in 1906. just what 1t
was in SO and 81: What is to be
done?" The sins of our forefathers
who promoted tho slave trade are
visited heavily upon us even in the
third and fourth generation.
Ter Journal.
That is the idea. These le ,dine
journals are discussing this serious
problem as they should. Let us reos
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

AS a result OF the exposures OF
grating among Pennsylvania rail
road officials and employees. one sim
gle resignation comes at last-from
George w. Clark, OF Altoona. car
distributor But IT is denied that
the resignation was forced This
must mean that the company wishes
IS TO be understood that 1t stands
by its grafters
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

There appear to be respectable
democrats in New York who will
support Hearst without hesitation.
Ex-Congressman John De Witt War
ner says
II hope Hearst will prove the sa-
vior OF the democratic party. In poll
tiles he stands for what the great
majority OF New York democrats
want done and against those demo-
Gratis and republicans whom our
citizens have learned to regard as
most dangerous public enemies. AS
to ability, during the last 10 years
he has made good" I'm persistent
and successful attacks upon corpor-
ate aggression and corruption In the
city. state and nation to an extent
approached by no other New York
democrat"
Former District Attorney Eugene
Philbin Is less decided about what
he shall or should not do, but he is
impressed with the public demand
for radical reforms, detects a sur
prising leaning toward socialism
even among men OF substance with
In his knowledge, and thinks that
Hearst as governor would be freer
from the trammels of party In en-
forcing the law than Mr.. Hughes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The Beaumont Enterprise re
marks: Almost evey paper which
appears in the country at this time
OF year contains a mad-dog story. II
is best TO play safe and follow the
instructions OF the City Health Office
Boil your dog" They did it in
Chicago. and Upton Sinclair at once
took up his muck rake.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
Henry Watterson

Henry Watterson says skin
your eyes. boys. and keep your pow
or dry" There is going TO he some
thing doing politically The fight
in New York is going to be a quick
and rigid campaign. with no quar-
tiers given or asked. The fight in
New York will tell which way SEN
timent is drifting. and with Hearst
the winner you will know the country
wants a change from existing con.
ditions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

All wisdom does not come from
the East. The Terrell (Texas)
Times-Star states IF you are so
absorbed in your business that you
never think OF day in the woods.
it Is a sign that you are money
worshiper and guilty of the grossest
form OF idolatry"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
NAME HIM.

The Courier-Journal says that the
democratic situation has narrowed
down to a choice between Bryan
and Chaos" We believe that South
Carolina could furnish a good man
for second place on the ticket with
Characterization News and Cou-
rier.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

on together and do the best VIC can
for both races under existing condi-
tions. Maybe something good may
come from calm consideration OF The
deplorable situation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The Thaw case has been put on
the stage as the "Millionaire's Re
venge." and from the notice 1t seems
that there is also much question as
to It's sanity
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

THE cook is queen" says the
Detroit Free Press. Nobody minds
her wearing the crown. The chief
objection is to her being a confirm.
ed addlctator-Co Courier Journal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

Subscribe to the Leader.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
Great Bargain in
Choice Texas
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AGRICULTURAL AMI GRASS LAND
90 percent tillable, covered with a
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bush; 90 acres in high state Of chi
tivation; good two story dwelling,
large barns, fine wells, windmills,
outhouses, ca~ttle-pens, etc, etc.
An absolutely IDEAL STOCK FRAN
IN THE H%EALTHIEsr CLIMATE. Price
$4,000 per acre. This will be sold
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F~alfurrias immigration Co.
No. 8, West 10th. St,
Kansas City, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
6eiN uu0 KSrper

aeben In eupIter Behiet6eSiehure
Dahsr Idiun Die Alten faeten, Dob Elm
aeiunoer @Seiit uur IN eiEsm eeinnoen
abrper mrbntu lbune. so limb Denn
auch bic uielen perublen 2eiben uns
lerer 8eit 5nreilt nur Aus ifen ems
er 8ronfbelt bes @Dspsrs, elmer
hroniifen &eruuretmlsuna bee
B,utes aettere tOmmt Ill Stonbe,
tnoem bic 8er0ouuua entmeoer ourd
8orentbaitune hinIaneliher uno
redller gtohrnna DOer oerH elm neb
ermoe uDn Iieblihen @enlhsn aes
ibrt tpirD. 9ie birefte 5olae Dapon
IN trouiIde @eiaupiuna 9ieIe
nber pteoerum uerbinbert, 0nB Die
aifliaeu N%bfnaHnife, bic lid tdaliH
I'm abrper b,lben ousasihisb ben per.
Den, uno 10 trele0t iih Slutuereift.
una. Die eriien Auseihen oerielbsn
rsip. Der hr0nii Ell SeronuuHas'
Koruna iinb: 9opiIhmerSen, Shwin'
IosI. OhumottSnnfdue, Druid int
9ppie, SehNDrnnaeH, itlehter @es
IihmaA I'M Mun0e, NppetitlDVateit,
5dwdhe nnO @lblaleit. Spiterbin
Itreien nit SerattopIen duO &iifvH-
~ld,messeu, iOwte aelblid'eraner Der.
Idrbuna Oea @eEihtes Die eeidbrIih'
atn aebers un6 NierenleiOen nui,
asosn welbp. upIt Sbr iHIiebua
nuh einmGl mleOer aeiaub rueroeu,
lee nur Elm SeilmttteI 0iebt. @s Ftul
Oas Die fur iulde aeiben ipealgII nus
ans ben belten Bhnn5eniditen sube.
reIten st. HernorD arduterpiaeu,
bic lmun 2ouienhen II 0eE aleineu
ylclh aehDfien tnbeu uuD nur q
cents grFieu. age Npolbelen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
temaeiaabL
prospsriidt III bermaNn.

GS icdsen piels inbalftppeer.
9ld resan Die Bet Cod beIisr pny,
der cine gl1gti pplier ylot
DAG tr lebi toum uerpiem iein Prot,
3lldl fla8e bier 10 niandler 0lann,
B1B er aidlt rlsit iHben fam,
Sin aro'rer rgai; gpir trieaeH N,
Hei uiiS bier bic YroCpeFimi
,Sh ober iaAe idilif imo ret)t,
Die 3eiten iinn ntdjt mebr 10 ibleht
'Sd nil rs Gildi beipsijen hier.
Aaoat 3D. 9ei6lli5it ielsen mfr;
9eicii inpet bier aian Dhne Nliib,
DC giciers sdube 6onipanD.
Sar piele tieli'gc Sdnoe tonh
Dor id)aiica iebn elm ieoer Nlann.
Die arbciiatroit IN 6ompnnD,
Sd,aiii itelotg uto idledt tcine Dub.
nnh pdrum bni lie lie gnteB gluib,
Eir 5irmn lie be5abIt he gut
IdS Sdluhpert oeo Neriegiiat bolt,
So Ill behsht an jeseu Orr,
aAsil Is ocriertigi allcmdl
Star 1rc nem better Widterial
1ie SlrDt4 lie mira lori uio lori,
ggaS iie peripriht tets balien Mort
g9eil iepcr Aeii ibt Wloito it,
Iir 6ciien Shnb m ttr5er 6rilt
aadl nil ben 4rsiien obenoFcin
ggirb eher iieic duiricoen iein
DuJm procpfriret ipnt mo rub,
Ole gcicrs 5bube 6onpnnp
tlnb uHi're iebe Stnoi od8u,
no ma itBi mndt bic gilier Sdlub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
saubfdbrif yloti,sn.

GIN lgeten SOnnlag Nlhnittna
IanO IN Der gitp pan abermals elnt
gutbeiu4te 8araerueriammluno ltati,
unO mar oieielbe nObi Die plunsie
anO satrisbenielsuoets aaer Dles,
oe3asHheu bio iyst 9sbaltenen Der
iammIuugeu. SOtiser 8enieG mar
tags suuOr in ct. Gouis Gepeicn
an0 bate nit 0srru D. ". 8etcrs
&raFoeut Der geters Sboe 90, cine
lanpe llnterreOuie geblbt, uno I'M
einiae beige dnsit,4e @smitbsr
pelde ntdt an Die germanens Der
5abeIt bier aIapbea 81 bodybuilding
en-, bradte sr Elm stretben bon
grdfOent Seters NIT welhss ME
iOlat luutet:
glp bic Burger uon 0ermaun:
Sn 5eontportuno oer uUn perm
8euiel aeltsateu 6raae mas bic Bst.
.ers SbDe 80, elgenllit erUartet
rpenn lie iaat oub bic staot permann
bic &aamlidteiieu iupie bic eelit
uresfdbisteii usrooppstn iou, 10 ant
portsn pis: eritenS, bas @ebdHoe in
Dem llniane ME uoa Sarser @Omite
nit perm JreO 8eters uuo mir
ielblt abereinbart wnroe; ierner: |
Gosliss 9ampimnihine uon nidt
neniser pie 100 9isrOelrait, neuer
Boiler, S4aitlnp, 0ei5ang uno elet'
trilds 8eleuAluna nit Den ai6ter.
seiieer, welde @tuidtnerie wobl
toiten pirb. @eun Die Sirp
er Ons @ebauOe entiprsdeno per.
srbBern nnb eS UUr5ieben uns $4,000
gu eebeu merOeu mir bic Raihineris
uno nuts 3uaebOriee ieibf anihafen
unO iuiinatreu. 5erner erwarten mir
Den 3ettraum uun 5 5abren Der
8abtuna Der StoOthsuer eutbObeu ~
iein.
SIN auitrnae Der 9eters SbDe CD,
,rtlare i'd bnB 60 bic rebIidle abiiht
unierer 5lrma 1T in Der @%aaconnOe
5nbrit 3u Sermann in 8erbinouup
nit unierem @ei6dit reselmaBia uab
oauernOS duhe 81 fabri5eren. lUGttp
lber llmiidnbe eintreteu pette es
iUttmenOia MAIDEN OnB mir aen6tb'
at limb Dor abluut BON 5Sabren bic
in Der 6abrit 8upermaun anna
,inauFeIeu, baum, in iOlhem Sale
Uerben pir Idmmtttdl BON Der gnrp'
Sermann's erbattenss Giaeu-
bum ieOwsOer glrt ben @ebern su-
.aderEatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

die @eibnottsunterhoituna Der
sDuutassIhuler In Der giefseu @e,
xtnotien airte MIRO bersits am
Ecuutua stbsnb latifinben nnb III ies
Dernann ir,unblidit cinaetaOeu.
6Otseubes Broaramm iommt snr
MaTabtuue:
i. Opening Carol: Sunday School
z. Selection: by the Choir
3. Exercise; Happy Christmas
4. Primary Song.
). Recitation; How to keep chris
mas.
81 Recitation Christmas in Hea-
ven.
=. Bible Exercise: Names Of Christ
3. Song; BY the choir.
y Song: (with Drill BY ten boys
10. Infant Class: Song Santa is
Coming.
III. Recitation: 'Tf Ishould see
Santa Claus.
~. Dialogue; Santa Claus Nap
Characters:
Santa Claus, Spirit Of Love
Dryads, Spirit Of Peace
snow fairies. esprit of Coco
Win
Wind spFites, a band Of Brow
mic workmen, Jack Frost and hi'
attending sprites.
"a. Recitation: Peace Love anc
Good VIII.
sang: christmas Joy
". Distribution Of Gifts,
~ song: Good nigh
NNIM M..|
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
NAN!
IA mans M s IaII 81 crosses anal temp-

"a mans lie is full Of crosses and temp
;alions,
He comes into this world without his
consent. and goss out against his will, and
the tip between the tw) is exceedingly
rocky. The rulen eontrarieS Is one OF the
imp lrtant features OF thu trip,
When he is little the bic girls kiss him,
but when he Is grown, the little s,as kiss
him.
II hsiS poor, he Is A bad manager, II he
Is rich, ne is dishonest,
l he needs credit, he can't get III; II he Is
prosperous, everyone wants 70 do him =
favor.
IL he's in politics, It's for pie; il he's out
LOT politics, you can't place him, and he's
no good for his country,
II he doesn't GIVE TO charity, he Is a StinS
" cuSS: Il he does, 1t IS for show.
II he Is actively religious, he Is ahypO'
critei Il he takes no interest in relign, ht
is a hardened sinner
II he shows Affection; he IS a soft specl-
men; II he seems 10 care Tor no one. he i
Icoid blooded,
II be dies young, there was a gree utuTl
ahead 81 hims I he lives TO an old IKE, b,
has missed his calling.
THE ROAD is ROCKY BUT MANl0vE:
TO TRAVEL iT.p
IA JohnF Schwartz Buggy
viii make the rocky road
|H LN
easier 70 travel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
s ate 8 leiOer

gu Sgrabsfirttyr 9reiien. 60
eben e;balten, e,ue 5enouna perm.
tleioer. beionoers cute llebert6de,
relte lch beoeuteab auter Den reael.
maBlaen 8reiien p%ettduie. User on.
der etwns, gerartiaes nbtbia bat,
tuirb es iebr 40 ieinem gprtheil fiaO.
Ell BEL mir purSuipredleu uno meme
&oareu, nest Den Byeiien, ttnner
All teruen. Nttuuaspuu
@niinp ", 6reuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
@ranO 1LrnY.p ofsn lpahI.

Der hieii e Ma marina 8Oiteu o
N q. 9o, 500 bielten per anaeu
sOnntas istre Sa9yesUeriammiaHp
lb uno erpdblte iolaenoe Seamte
iir's tomreuOe 3 lbs;
Commander: w. L. Heckmauu
sen. Vice Christ Dauuser
Jun. Chas Kick
Post Qlart,: Jno w Ingrum
Chaplain; John Boehm
Officer Of Day: w y Deppe
o Of the q. Rud, Baumgaertner
Ad1udant; Conrad Klinge
ergeant Major: chas Schwartz
Quart Serg'G John Fleisch
Delegate 10 State Encampment,
John w Iugrum, alternate chri t
Weber.
Patriotic Instructor; Aug Toedt-
mann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

%Ioiori, elm &utidler bel
Or. SnIiuS Dominic,
Ncrmann, Wlo.

1aaSperbet. IS ipiro biermit betanut
9eeeben eab boS Ssasen ODER SauenitelIeu
oui meinen yGnbereien. Oh IL SenS ODER
auberbolb, itrensiteuS perboteH III. gu.
lp~ioerbunoelnoe fueroen poiiiip 9eribtlitl
belor9i lperoen.
4mSau4. 2ouiS poeiaeL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

Dus @ei6, oas SIR sahlt,
SIT MIDI ugripreu-
#udp Sgpuntain ave
Mladt eprh Iiter aeiunb,
SShr iubli aars nepiBlth
sts,c rsuosbpreu
llne mdr't Shr aud
8ouRaubts unI tenn Dumb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

GranSlidpcn, thrcSsti Itpen
nnS prafti5cben

@oltn , 9ianO uuo &eianauntec'
ritt ertbeslt 9rof Gtna gnoOsmeper,
Biano uus Oraeiiiimmen wiro bei 20
idbrtser griobruus in Gem SADIE
eraEoliA nil @aruptle beIprst.
gedtton 50cents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
Weue MnislNen.

DanFlnenna. lille ben gi1nnern ,peldle
mir bebitilidi iparcn metn qiero aus Sane
ems 4rlmnen Su iiehen mip Iid) entiernien
che i'd @elesrnbeii Bate linen meinen Iant
abSuiiafien, HERMIT meiHen hsr3tehiten Ianf
tir ibre 3etige 6alie
Nrlhnr Gdlueb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
Warnuno an 5aasr.

gSir. bic un%tey5eidlneien MAIDEN hermit
betanHt bah iulr ooc Sngen .oui uniere
sdnosr ucrbieieH uno weroen Sulpteberbano.
elnoe @eridItlid beInnsen.
9enrp 3%ranobcrlt &enrp 2oridj SeprD
Siienmann. 6op, g~ranoborit Nm. Mal
tcr uno Sbrit sobiauot-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
lpspnune ~ p~errouIsn.

Die SSiualo 4, arppp g%Gobnung nsbIt
eoae, an Der Sronf 9iraBe, 9%egeniber benz
Court poiS in bermann geIeseu, lit inter.
9iubiaen 9eoin9ungen ~ pertauien,
y~tadsufraaen bel
SSlpolp i. aropp.
permanu Wlo
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farm Il, psrtauEsn.

Die 100 gfder umtnNenoe Farm neS Der
itprbepeu Nnton gIppria an Der Sirit Street,
neben Otto 6omer seIcacn, III an pertauien
GS iiub etp 20 9tder liar, 40 gder IbDn
6olSlano, @obnbuus uro bic iiblidcu ~.
beneeb6uoe nebit 9runren unb Giiternen
an benz 9slabc.
NdbercS al crirogen bel Sobn gltibbayi IN
e>e~,r~~- ,ser '@-oist an
arlotie 'ppria.
1857 0eIen Street,
Ct eouiS, NO.
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HI perFaufen. 1nS NDpuhhduc Der
oerit. Srau Ghriitine 9dur, nebit ? Gotten
ON Der Dit Tront Strabe icpie ) Gotten an
Der SdieIerfS graud,, ollie III Serntann ae,
ieaen iino inter 9iinii9eu 9coiuamaen III
%perfouten. ytadRnIragcn bel
Hcbcrt MAILER &eunonn, Ylc.
oocr bel
Sobn 9aner, Big Spring. No,
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gum permIetbem. Die SdIne meinem
neuen Sou. Sm /, Stod ein Sei1aitSlofal
i'm 2. Siod 3 Wohnatmmer nit gDnIierein
rid)tmg bel gbdS aimmel.
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5immer 80 ~t,ernietben

8 Wohn5intner i'm 01uie Der geihiue
Deopis Oraih (iriber 8iase s 8 raSl iino
gu permieiDen, gl6Nerec bct
Atthpe 6enipi1 Druid.
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81 fauFen eeIuebt.

Sin picrb nid,i unier 400 plumb idtpsI
Iinbsi rinen adnier in Der
Siuue Siq g0ine SO.
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., B. Setsra
graiioent.

fNNitNNtR
Sn ubiSen Sareiben faOst Der
2eler ebenfnIs bic uDn Ser BeterS
Shoe Co., an uns eeftelIteu Gorber
uugen. Die | often Der 8erarDBer.
uus oes Sebnuoes beiaufen
Ra auf stpa $1,000; unO Die
Seriammluus euti HOB flo
iat Den loiOrtiaen Sau. uuo aud UNI
Der Bsters Gonpang $4,000 baares
Sel0 81 aebeH Oamit uieieIbe Die
9nnpi Gidt. unO otiseiurihtune
islber einrjdlte.
@s purOe isyner beihtURen oaB
siu 8uu Gonite ernannt meroe nn
%iOiott Die toibisea UOrtebrunasn
SUE aufflhruua Der heipsuasnen @es
bnuoes gu t%reifen, uuo eruannte gu
oteien GOmite Soriser 8eniel IUIas
enoe Serren: MtpDOr Nuguf BoDtt,
aobrrt 8alter. So RasOissr, gbtih
gbsrlin, 9snrp Obsner,
Spba 8ublten urb Soiepa
@tpss.
Gus gOmite belt am Montaa
abeuO cine g%eriammIuaa ao. unA
bat bsretts istue 8eiteaanaen fur
8adhelue, Cement uno Sorarbeiten
qemaat unO bari,e Der 8au BITS stus
annas aprit Iommenoeu Suhres Iert-
Ia peits1t ietu.
Su Der B otdJenseit isst bas 5an-
meleOmits leine arbsiten fort nno
Uiro ourdl ole esaebens 8uliHeruu.
oss &rafOenteu 8eiers bic auieab,
0es EumlteS nau 3 eles erlethtert.
uno II um tein Yuetisl mebr an be
9nibrinauna oef n6tbi9eu Ritie
wethe cer Bau anb Gurihtune tpfe
i 8eun Ole nbiotnte @smibbett Sn'
0ouo more Dab oermpnn bic srforb
erlihea grbeitsttdfte fsIen tbnnts
! DlsOe ole Beters GOmpauie ioiOt
nni eiesue R:aauns cine dbalid,
= = L.N.NN A.LI ..-
5unme ute 0ermnnn iar bic sc
(, rianans OsS @sbaaDes heraebsn IN
OnRs lte Oreimol 10 srDb bnusn pi
Is Jest ii. 0is |ermaners Der 81
brit fur Dermann Ia aubsr oGe
] 5raae, unb mann mir Die gOmpan
in Elm Ober spsl Sabrsn Rbsrseue
tBnneu BAT mir Die ~ubthiaen vi
$ beitsirdite ltelsn Ibnneu, IulrD De
5abrif s.ne meilsts AusOsbnunn
! AusFdt Hsben,
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: aaEet bic Rlelren niHt lanesr
ant Stidbuhsu IsiSsn, iOubsru eibs
linen IUiOrt G~UnssImon's gprnp,