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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
GREYsToNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes were visitors
in Graniteville, Sunday.
Mrs. Ellison and Mrs. Priestly were
recent visitors in Graniteville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick were recent
visitors with friends and relatives.
Don't forget the o. X. Periots con-
cert and ball, which takes place Dec.
cath.
Miss Booth Of this place sailed FOR
England on Tuesday on the steamer
Saxonia from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wood and daugh-
ter attended a birthday party in Paw
tucket last Saturday.
A large number of Greystone resi-
dents have signed petition TO nave
every other car from this place 20
TO the city by the way of Olneyville.
Miss Christiana Eckman spoke az
the Primitive Methodist Church, sun
day evening. Miss Eckman has lately
returned from a residence in South
America.
Rings, Rings, $3.50, $500, $500.
$3.50 to $500. Diamonds, opals, ruby
emeralds. sapphire. pearl turquoise,
topaz and garnet rings in fancy ana
cluster settings. Largest stock IN
Providence At J. \. Angel, 1873
Westminster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
A CONTRAST.
French and English Women rs They
Cross n Muddy street


See a Parisicnnc cross muddy
street. She advances tiptoe 10 the
edge of the pavement, poises like a
bird ready for flight, deftly raises
her dress more than enough TO show
her embroidered skirt, the dainty hose
and elegant bottines, and without more
delay she trips across, toe and heel
barely touching and the mud refusing
TO cling to the fairy feet that hardly
leave an impression OH il. Landed on
the other side, she gives her fine feath-
ers little shake into place and passes
on with shoes that look rs If just put
OH at that moment.
Watch an EngliShwoman immediate.
ly afterward. She reaches the curb
stone, comes To dead standstill and
stolidly contcmplates the muddy road.
Finally she selects route. Then,
very cautiously, she lifts her dress,
making sure that the tops of her
shoes are under cover; then, slowly
advancing, she puts her right foot out.
Plump ii goes, the water oozing over
ii, and then splash, splash, splash, un-
til the other side is reached. when,
with soiled skirts and soaked shoes,
she proceeds on her wet and muddy
way.
Nothing could be more characteristic
of their respective nationalities, and
nothing could he more amusing than
their mutual contempt for each 9th
n,.'e m
French For ST. Louis Republic
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
THE COUNTRY HOUSE.
Room Apart That should He
known as the .Odtce."

The most privately conducted home
must communicate with increasing fire.
quency with the world outside. The
coal man. the ice man. the automobile
repair shop must be upbraided or ca
joled. Reports must be reviewed, ac-
counts kept. bills examined and the
senders occasionally treated with
check. From room removed from
the rest of the house one must speak
with the railway station. settle with
the eNpreSsman or deliberate with the
chauffeur or coachman. for none Of
these things should disturb the tran
quillity Of the home or the eQuanamity
Of guests. II the house is 10 minister
10 all the activities OF home il Is
high time that space be devoted 20 this
mechanism Of living. For want OF n
better term room devoted 10 such a
purpose may be called the "ofiice" of
the house. Here the telephone stands
on a table that bears also the mis-
cellaneouS utensils and printed matter
that are always wanted in a house
when they cannot he found. Here are
cookbooks. gardening books. diction-
aries, time tables. while n few old
plates. east or two. bits OF Dresden,
water colorS and n few cherished pho
tographS relieve an otherwise hum
drum collection OF necessities. Here
arriving parcels are placed aud the
daily mail opened. Mysterious cup
boards there are and drawers with
locks that work.-lndoors and out
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Quickly made fren ishipS are quickly
ended.
Life's most desirable pleasures cost
the least.
Sorrows Of life enable us 10 appreci.
ate the joys thereof.
Its easy % talk philoSophically il
you are not personally Interested.
Instead OF trying To beat bis record
the average man should try 10 forget
H.
Most Of the things we learn from ex.
periencc come under the head of com
pulSory education.
Ii has been observed that the average
man is never 50 happy as when he is
posing aS Il critic
Don't forget that the brownstone
front usually depends on homcN
brick rear toc support.
II sympathy could ne converted into
cash, It's doughnutS To fudge ther,
wouldat Ice 50 much OF IL wasted
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
The 0IDeuViIIe TlmGS.

The Times" may be found for
sale each week as follows:
Manton avenue .........J. McCabe
O!neyville Square james Shawcross
Hartford avenue ....J. F. Heffernan
Comfortable -. George T. Batcheldei
North Scituate .......... Post Once
Also at the Times once.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
NORTH SCITUATE

Make your selections now for Christ
mas presents at Angell's, the Olney'
Vile jeweler. He will lay them one
side for you by leaving small deposit
on them.
The Evangelistic ) ervices which
have been held for the past few weeks
AZ the Baptist Church will close on
SUNDAY evening. The meetings dur
inc the week have been OF great IN
tsrest and have been largely attended.
The North scituate Public Library
,ssociation has received one hundred
and twenty-five dollars recently from
the state for the purchase OF books.
North scituate was well represent
Cd AZ the Council meeting at south
scituate on Saturday.
Rev. Merrick Gregg Of Auburn
snol. az the FRIDAY evening service OF
the Baptist Church.
n o. Tripp formerly Of this place
and for several years located az East
Kin,ngly. Conn has removed 10
Hrrs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
Wanted, For Sale, Etc.
Three Lines Three Times 40 cents.

WANTED-Nou to ,ry TINS column i
w you want anything or have anything
you don't want. TINES, Olneyville, X. |.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
LOCAL NEWS

Heifernan's Lunch Room open all night.
Is Hartford avenue II
T. r. Parker was in Boston, Wed.
nesday on business trip.
D. j. Barre is making some improve
ments to his place of business.
A regular meeting of the Sunset
Club was held on Monday evening.
Olneyville was we'll represented at
the police ball on Tuesday evening.
The Post Office employees are be-
ginning to realize that Christmas is
coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suttill of Wanskuck
visited Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt on
Saturday
Kennedy and Cough has recently
received a large consignment of Ches-
hire cheese.
Mrs Wood and daughter Elsie OF
10th street, Providence visited in the
Annex Saturday.
4 regular meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be
held next Wednesday evening.
John A. Hawthorne, of the Annex
has entered the employ of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animate.
Tie Union Aid Society gave Sale,
Supper ar Entertainment at it's hall
on Dewey street on Wednesday even
ig.
b. A. Smith has received resh
lot of Hyomei, the catarIh remedy
that he guarantees will cure, or cost
nothing.
George w. Lewis, the singing evan
gelist, took part in the services at the
Hartford Ave, Chapel last Sunday
evening.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p, will hold
a memorial service on Sunday after.
noon at the Lodge room in odd Eel
lows Building.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday, Dec. 16, Rev. }. V. Oster.
hout will preach at 12:15 and 7:15 p.
m. Sunday School 10:45 a. m.
The Ladies Social Circle of the
Broadway Baptist Church met with
Mrs. James Crawshaw of Whittier Av,
on Wednesday afternoon.
A large delegation of the members
of Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. F.,
visited Perseverance Lodge of Appon'
aug on Wednesday evening.
Charles Brown, an inmate of the
Johnston Asylumn died on Saturday
afternoon at the advanced age of S5
years. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday.
Through the Yellowstone Park,
was the subject of lecture with ILL
ustrations given by J. w. Belknap at
the Dyer Ave, Chapel on Wednesday
evening.
Kennedy and Cough report the fol
lowing people sailing TO England
Mrs. Hannah Taylor, Mrs Mary Foth
ergill. Miss Brooks and John Bree
man on the Saxonia from Boston on
Tuesday.
The funeral of Henry Sherson, who
died on Thursday at the r. |. Hospital
from injuries received from falling
from an electric car, was held at his
late residence on Harlan St, on Sun
day. The service was conducted by
Rev. Frederick |. Collins in the
Church of the Messiah.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
The Soft Answer.

Johnny" said the stern parent "my
father used TO whip me when I be-
haved at the table as badly as you are
doing"
We'll" rejolned the precocious
youngster, II hope I'll never have 10
make n confession like that 10 my little
boys. Chicago News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14
Eject Of High IIvinG.

Goodman Gonrong Wake up. pard
Wot ye groanIn' about? Tufold knutt
rubbing bis eyes)-Gosh. but I've had
a horrible dream! thought Id got
Job o. work an wuz doin' the mani.
eurin' fur o octopus s-Chicago Trit-ne
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-14

suppllcant-Tm faint from lack OF
food Rich Lady tgenerously)-How
dreadful! Here. smell my vlnsi grette
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
lumpoV6 0dsOuzenl.

Kd>z byli ucinili scnsacni dtek
y okrcsniho vGzeni minulou stfcdu
oni diva mladi zlo6inci hyli opet
chyceni serifem Cameron mlnu'
lou sobo,u V Butte, Neb., n ptive-
,Ieni zp6,. V GterS tohoto tydne
Dyli poIlnani K vyslechu pred kvet
move zasedani poroty n ptiznavse
SC Ike vsem darebnostem byli Cd
souzeni kazdy IN pet let do kaznl
ce v Sioux Falls.
Il v6zcui sc dostaly IA pomocl
zvluStniho nastroie, totiz ooyceJne
no kapesniho note ma jchoz osttl
vidliGkou vysckali zuby, a timto
hrubSm nastrojem ptefezali zclez
NJ pruty vnittni i venkovni mfize.
"Pracovali ma sv6 osvobozeni tr'
psIiv6 po celou tn dobu co Sc male
zali We vezcni. AZ Sc jim to podati'
Ia. Doposud Sc nczjis Ito v KITE
rtch uistcch Sc dostali pres feku,
ale vscobecne SC mini. re bud'to u
Springfield ane"o Running Wa
Ter.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03

Jakmile serif Garner. ktery V
den iejich GtGku sc palezal Tab ;
re, pied volavaje porotce pro kvs-
move IN e,lini. So doz s,l6l ie
ieho diva svafenci jsou pryc. emil
lined Ifipravy I'm irjich lapeni.
Obdriev v tn dobu sdeleni y Haw.
arden, Iowa. ~ dva neopefeni pta
Gkove, odpovidaiice ma popis, jsou
tam chyceni n drzeni v zujeti. w.
dial sc v ty plfsta re poz' al be to
nejSou oni. Ma 70 obdrzcl dcpesi
y Parkst"n ze iii ie tam mali. nv.
SAX kdyi sc byl tam dostal opGt
seznal he to nejsou Ii jichz hleda.
Konecn6 ptis n Ia tfcti depese, tn
prava. y Butte, Ncb.. he / m mali
v lapaku diva mladiky. ktefi ma
Was sc shoduji popiscm. Serif
lined z iednal diva muze n rucni
karku n jel ca ncjrych'eji do Scot.
land I m op6t vym6nil mule a kar
ku n iel do Tyndall a pax do Run
ming Water. Zde sc dal pfeplsvit
pres feku n bro Sc octnul v Butte
Neb.. Tam mu tamnejsi serif Okla
zal v6zne V nichz serif Garner : or
nal sve lidi. V zal ie teiy sebou
zpet do Tyndall a dial do klece, 70
kter6 tax tajemne u It'll. V itery
byli odsouzeni jak pfedcm teteno.
V Butte byli chyceni cetou or
brojenych farmcrG, kteri v tn do
bu byli povzboufeni mad vykrale-
nj tamnejsi posty. Byli z pozoro-
vani na ulicich. mez tim CO zasli
do rcstaurace, teta budovu obstou
pla. n kdyz vysli, jich sc chopila n
odevzdala serifovi Colemanovi.
Kdyz v Gt'ry uslyscli rozsudek
oba darebaci Sc usmivali mezi tim
co byli odvaclGni do svych cc'i. Ne
pochybns oGekava'i vetsi trest ncz
pet rokG, nebot svedcctvi proti.
min bylo mnohe IA sine, ale soudce
bera ohled ma jejieh mladi, zmir-
nil trcst co nejvfce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
0hIedn6 -Ps0.

Mesti d6vernfci odbSvali pravi.
dclnou schulz v ponde { We ktere
byl ustanovil Ed. Price klerkem
mestskfm, nasledkem odjczdu
Thco. FIlka. Bylo tcz mimo j.
nych vSci, uicdnano he by Sc nGco
melo utinit pfipadu potulnfch
PSI, jichz zadnf nevlastni. n dale
tech PSI jcjichz maiitele doposud
ncvyzvedli license. Rozhodnuto
tedy n marsalovi dan rozkaz by
kazdeho psa potuluiiciho Sc pc uli
cich mesta, nemaiicfho plisku na
krku, by iej beze vsech cavikI
zastfelil.
kazdym Gasem pobiha celia hej-
ma Psa po ulicich, k mimi Sc iadny
nehlasi, kteff jsou do jiste miry
neplech utinens. a do jiste miry
tel ohroiuji chodce n obZvlast de-
Ii. Mezi tyto. sc nahodou maze
ptimichat pes jenz mi msiitele, n
a jcstli nema ochany plisek, podle-
hi vyseuvcdenemu rozhodnuti, Gi-
Ii jinymi slovy mGzc BIT zastfelen.
Vidime tom nasi rovinnost va
rovati v chs kazdeho, ably snad ne
doslo K nejakSm nepfijemnostem.
Vyzv dn6te i povolenf pro vase
ho PISA. n zaveste mu kolem krku
ochranny plisek. Kazdy MATTEL
psa bydlici v m9ste jiz TAX ueinil,
a takto uSinil zadost teto NESTS Ike
ordinance. Cd teto DOLBY zadne
rozdily Sc nebudou emit, n zadne
rozdily Sc nebudou chit, a zadnF
pes nemajici toho rlisku na krku
byv WIDEN ncbude setten marsa-
lem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
DOsv6dteni.

Naslcdujici zaplatili ma noviny v
m6sici dubnu.
Mrs. NJ. Ross Is NJ. Melmer 80
J. ]. Hruska L5O Mary Janda 25
FIR. Svanda 80 jos. Koccr l.j0
los. Svatos l.5O J. A. Pctrarek
100 Jos. Musil $50 FIR. llakl st.
| 80 +. J. Kaiser | 80 FIR. Homer
% V. ]. Matuska ! 30 FIR. hostel
| 30 John Toczek $50 Celkem
Slgo5
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
Farmy ma PrOdej

Mamc ma prudej mnoho krisnSch
pozcmkHv okrcSu Charles Mix, IN CO.
n.y. velmi mirua. NGkter6 mali yystav
musti JSuu dobfc zaiizen6. Kdu by
81 piiiI Indiansky p0zemek necht ST icj
pr,hlidue u Ioda nam nabidku my
irI pro- mel lakOupimc.
q dalii pUdiobnusti dOpiStc nam.
Caster & Syauda.
Lake Audcs, 5. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
MA PRODEJ
lacine Po,tmN ' Charles Nix Counh

Iuo akru vystaVrna fauna, NIL rv-rn6 q
mill ,apRdnc al Lake Andcs, ~ aLru lsoli aus
tatni IDSLna luka n pastviste. TakrkA rria
farma uhrpirna plu,cm. r6kna Zshraha. vs.
laynu,sti mail crny ncImcne si1Do. Tato I'ekna
farIna ~ pruda IA s.;Do.o. rakli y" nekdu cho-
III ptilrtitosil n koupi u hncd.
itg akru farIna hcK Vystavnu,,i. mile srVcro-
1apa,lne UI Lake Audc>. ~ akrn Ioli iuni
nabrrchoYsnSho klrm irn'u ma krisnuu
polohu tahnouri X severn dukainm kat'lS-
mu. 4. nrni l.Iribu Isikcmku Y okulf Ccna
tctu fanny IVA kriitky Sas J',i :I!s0
~ akru miic Jiine od Lake Andes, sousSlici
sbyvaIymi o>adniky Tahor>ky inl. Jana Ma
rhacka. Martina Hurgra. karla ruksc. ~
akru poli CenA IVA kTatky "a, i-st s.Ioo
$40 skru farmA bcI vS,tavHosti poll. . mil
Hind = mili ydpadue al Wagner. Iubliic
erskJr osadnik u. Jusofa Soukupa =. Rui-
gta Mont krasuC iSilIu I,uIomku AnI kulrui
TAl,ora nrlli je tcu,o Ccna 40, 900. Tti
J>Inc o,l,o,nI VIII W vSmcne ~ ,cnto puSc-
mex J.slcu klcJm biikr Tabora. ktcrtmu =
tnasirh oSadniku. Icnl viaS,mi I,ourc Ic'lrn
klein. by ~ nlaiu ~ mi maIu rurcmku n
mont mu mokno ME pflknupl,l vcdlc. tnmu
~ skytG ttdka pfilct,,us, pomus'i u lchce ku
dvum kI-jm0m.
Name ic,t6 vicc l,oscmkh IA pro,lci Y okrc-
I'll Charles Mix - dsRi podrohnusil hlas,e
sen WAGNER BRATRl. Tabor. S, 0.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
Y sinI' Wagisra q Wslila 50
Dude odbjvat tanstni zibava, '
sobotu 5ho kv6tna. Hudbu
obstara Taborska kapeIa.

Velp. LchcGka z Tynnall byl
zdc VIC stfedu.
kravy mn pastvu ptijmou Cogan
Br'tfi u Bon Homme. Pastr poj.
me oil 80 do 40 kusI dob, tka.5-l7
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03

UrozornGni vsem clcnGm CeS.
Rol. Wal. roi. SFo'ku Tabofc
okrcs Bon Homme. Ic adrcsGf
Tajcmnika Josef Sciner JIG zmGn6n
zmGnou postovuich siti, ieho adrc.
81 ie nSni L. q. Scotland, X. +.
ID. No |. 80. Oak. Iarovch is'u
zadani vSichni Ii Glcnove, kter yn
Sc zmGna postovni sta'a, by sve nd
resy oznamiIi, Taiemniku, n neb
jeho zastupcum, Antonu Bamhaso
vi Frank Slavickovi "A John Wag
nerovi ktefi askav6 zaSlou adrcsa'
Re ma patfiGnG mis,o. TAX sc pre-
dejde ovSem nemily m ony lnm pos
tovnim. ncb dosud JIG mnoho Glenn
ktefi ncmaji pa,fienF udrcsat'
KazdF tax ucid!
V uctG kraianSkG pro vsechny Gle
ny Spolku Joseph Seiner Taicm'
mix.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
ORNAMENT.
WAGNER BRkTAl, Tabor. S. 0.

Oznamuji timto clenam Cesko
Rolnickeho Spolka V tonic okre-
SUI ze move stanovy isou iiz hotov6
n rozdany 20 zastrpcich k vGli use
trent vyloh poStovnich. KazdF
Glen je w zivan by sc o ne pfih'a.
sill sv6ho zastupce neho u taiem.
nika. Tez bych zadal ty cleny CO
odbiraii tento list by To ozndmili
tenn ktefi iei neodbfraji.
Josef Novotny, picdseda.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
.DoMAcf zpRAvY.

= dtcry.
los. Rczae a v. J. Wagner by'i
= Avon v dtcry.
Limo M prodej u V. L. Mrvik
' Lakeport.
Yep. Bouska byl v Yankton We
sttedu.
Frank Ra1a byl navstSvou u 10
sefs Rady vdtery.
Tomas Sedl&eek Tyndall byl
,le "a obchodem dterf.
Pfineste vejcc A. j. Novakovi,
a obdrzite IN nS tn nejvyssi cenu.
Rudolph Pctcrka Utiky byl
rlc IN obchodem We stfedu.
Will Mach Lesterville della stu
dni m farmS Adolfa RehGrka.
Jakub A. Wagner byl Geddes
"a pozcmkovym obchodem minu'y
ttden.
Al. Jezewski byl ustanaven W.
pomocnyn Sefifem pro tento pre-
cinkt.
August Hajek z Lcsterviile byl
zdc g, obchodni "a czitosti lite
RI.
V. ]. Matuska uGinil svoji prvnf
objizdku ma venkovni doprave Cis
3v Gtery.
Louis Michall Lesterville byl
Y Lakeport "a obchodem We sire
du.
Jan Matuska koupil dun a Lofty
cd Pi, Antonio Simonovs We sire.
du.
NJ, S. Rada, Louis Caba Mar
tin Rada byIi ma navstGvc u Jana
Souhrady ncd6li.
S'eGua Ircna Saarosy &c Scot
land sem ptijcla v GterS IN nav
st6yu ku znauym.
Nasledkem spatneho pocasi, IN
baya mistniho odvetvi Kat. Delni'
ks-se neodbyva'a pondeli.
r. J. Fejfar q Ysnkton zabral
domovfnu pro syna dceru a Pra,
vii 10 jeho pozemek je dobry'
Kravy ma psstvu prime Josef
Pccenka, dive mile zapadne oil Ia,
bora. PSkny psstr pro pet ncbo
osm krav. u
Jan Kubclik, Gcsky kral nus Is
ia, Dude hrat Omazc v sobotu !
no /. IN. We Sioux City ncdGlj
6ho I. m.
Oznamuji timto SWIM pfizniv'
cum be cd l6 no kv6tni budu cita'
Is cent? cd no emf ncdeh. yar
Matuska.
Kukufice M semcno, zluta
yrubem. Prodame 100 buslu pt
SI.OO busl. C"gan Bros. Bon Hon
me. =. ID.
Nam nekolik postovuich sktin
pro farmery u bytych. KIDD by 5
jednu ptaI nccht mnS navstivi
Prodam je lacino. A. j. Novak'
N chte obi, dnavky ma draten'
dy,tc ckua lumber ydru'
Ouealuvs. Nrbud,te trapcn
mouchama pc celc l,to,
Nsko,ik nasich chasniku hralc
mic u Jnaa Souhrady V nedclI
Nejvsc Sc vyznamcnal Louis Cab
$ icho cliytanim mice pej'cm ma VI
du.
Jos. Vavra jakoz i mnollo iinicl
od Lakeport u fankton Jeli Sob'
zadrat domoviny v Stanley Co.
dtcfsk Karcl Konrad Z lankto'
je iejich vddccm.
James Cecil SC vratil &c Siou'
City We stfedu ieho pomocnikcn
r.. NJ. Barley-em. Jsou Ola znan'
barviti. a papirovaei. kdooy po
teboval jeiich sluzeb. nalezne j
VA hotel , Tabote.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
Diary NeSfastnim.

Naslcdujici ic vykaz darcG vzato
ma TaborskG Bance We prosp6ch
trpicich v San FRANCISCAN:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
GbeIapcafc Sampier.G ompagnic.
Gbeiapcate.9iui

Sbeinpcdtc'eiutc.
GlcGanie GnIidater 8 Santptcr oNlgiiiia" liiio
aMtlatid" mad
SIb 8otnt Comfort nuo Sorfuif, @a.
CAMPER p~crlniteI baltimore tdgitd (nIsae'
llotIHei Sonuiugs) nm $50 glbenoS uno tonts
men In Do Noint Comfort I'm 6 llbr Mtorgens
uno In giorioIt nm 7.15 MtorgciS an. anfdltes
bend an Die Gifctbnbn6iigc nab allen Hunltcr
bcS SioenS NIB SiiopeltenS.
Ourt. 9iipcr.2inie.
Gleednte Guiin0tcr . Sampfer ,Sbar!cttc" uno
baltimore"
nadl Wcit,Vutuf uno Nidlmpuo, IA.
Sdmpfer b~er!afen Baltimore td9lih (aisges
roinn1cn Sonnia0S) nm o llbr Gurbi1iitaeS lllo
ionlnlen I'll ASeitslSoint I'M 7.30 Wtur9ens uno
in Hidmuno nm 9.25 Alipraere oil.
Die an MoninGen. Wiiiiwodpen nno 5retta9eit
bon Baltimore dbfabrenoen Sampler. lInb ole
bon gSei.sYotnt an Sieuftuecn. Sonteritagen
uro Samitu9eu abfabren. lepcIt In @luuceilers
Hoilt, elements uno IllinonoS an; mo bic
an Sicniiaael, 2oHIertingen uno Snmttaaefi
bon baltimore ltno an Mfontopeli, W%itttmodDeIl
uno Sreitagcn bon Ncits9uiut nbfubrcnbcn
Camper legen in Yorliolun mo GInDsganI an
tbei pilniliaeni 4etter).
Tampier ~0crlaiicu Baltimore upit 4icr yr. 10
nuo ~, SioBtitraben.gNerite.
Turc9' Qiucie nab alel 1unltcft tofncr &c
fibert. Uepdd nut9eaeben uno A1iiitcnBimilIer
tut Noruus ~rCIerOirt mcroen. IN Den bieitgcll
Niacts gitreaur: 8r. 1t9, Sit.Naltimurc. StraNc.
VI. u. Apbiun, Iacnt; 9ir. t27, Sit'Saltimurc.
9trapc, uber oen Nuupt . Nilrcalr: Hr. $50.
2i9bt. etrnfe, baltimore, @io.
9icuten Suitcr, G. I. Gbisn,,
Gen. s@ei1aitsiibrer. Sen. Raiinetersg(aehi.
Z. .. @ieHannei, SiiIf5'Seu. sBaf, 'gtsclt.
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9cItcrn Warnlapb GiIcnbnbn.

8hee b~erIaiict QtuensStutior, pte folgt:
Sdgltdi.
40 lelib. Vof.S6nel8ue, SagerStppn, y.
urb ". Hb.. Ropnesborc. Gbambersburg
uro. ausg. Sorntugs. Sai.eud ino Gninbers
iai6.
1000 Pormt. - gffom. nab ltuion,grioae.
800 glGdbm. - Gftom. mad llniontBriope, foe
mic gorf. SnIobrr. GETTYSBURG illo o.. II. 8.
Sibifon Punite:;.
'4.55 yla6m. - Grpret. Sanptliuie. Saaers.
toipn. &ancnd. Sbtopershirg iino, nusoen.
Gonninas. Srcocrid une gnlmitsbura. Rar'
Ior,gfnenon.
9dgttd, nnsrenommen epantaas.
Gas Norm. Dori. Y. Ii. g. Tio, IL. Saupt'
llnte oiiIi6 bon enorbs0rooe. foioie Qdr'
Ii5!c.
800 s,orin. - Grhres ratb Blbneon. srfom.
ientcits Snaerstciuu. Sarcod. Cumberland.
NIfins. shiprenstird. Srcnrrid. Gmmtiss
hlra, folpie y. II. ~ 5lb. Purften, Aiffets
observation-disclosures
5.33 IbenbS. - 2fIntu. mad Sanober.
6.t5 Wbrnbs, - M!fom. it1h ltnions9,rtbee.
yur Tpnnsrftags nHo gamftags.
tt.25 gtbers. - affoni. mad lInion,Nrioqc,
NhIt Mot an Observation-Disclosures. Citation.
q. Mcbtr.fen. q. ~. 6omsn,
@ensrnisy sf6afsfhbrer. Ger. .qdH. .gseni.
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Sdiffsnadrid,tcn.

Vrpmben ., If. Nopember. -
Ter Don Hem.Yorf nad) Bremen &c.
Jimmie Camper Slater 8ilbelm
Der 8roBe" befar1o lid nm 7.20 beute
IbenO 104 WciIen iiiopeitlid, bon
Vrom Scao unb miro Blpmontb ant
Roittaa iiin 8 ltbr Worgens errci.
d)en.
ct VI d. fl. Nopember.
Gaiiirt: Tnnipier .Yrt,seb Sre.
ne" bon @enna naf Nep.yorf con-.
iigrirt.
Scillp If. Mopember. Der
Gampfer .Niep Amiterbam," bon
Hotteroam nod Nem'Dorf unterpeas,
illbr bier uorbei.
GiperpooI, If. Nopem6er.
Ter 0anpfer Celtic" lit bon Hem-
Dorf bier eingetrtfien.
Ncnpel, If. Nouember. - Ger
0ampfer oRepubIic" lit nod Nen.
Dorf nb%9eiabren.
Queenstown II, II. Nouember.
Ter Canipfer ,2lieania" lit mad,
Rceu.Dorf ais5elaufen.
Mopille. If. Ropemher.--Ier
2ampfer Daitoria" fubr nod, Wep.
0orf nb.
Ralermo, II. Wopember.- Def
2afnpier eSlaconia" lit nat 4fm.
Dorf a~bgciabren.
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go Cine Saierfraut : Tortic nit
oaranf ~iolgcn0en Ean5fr1n5den Der
a~nitoltct bcute. oen ~. 9tou., Die 90
nienieftion Ser .Surnpere.1s @erma-
MIA" i'm .IarIep.Farf." GuS rib
rige Gonite bat ieirtc Arrangements
poIenbct, unO itebt, nad) bieien 81
idlieben, Sen Sbeilnebmern Elm du.
berit pcrgitiigter abeno bepor. GaS
grtrdenib miro oert 9auiono fir bic
neue Snrnbullc 5i Cute foinmen. Ter
gintritt lit mir 10 Gents.
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TdHe fhr's sfusfnne teiprst q. glains, ~.
Ala, rh.galtimpresetr. nalt Gefnmhsnfe.&oe.