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Pecu1iarities of Number Seven

WIT j is it that F1d the the a nu6sr &
this nuneral has held a peculiar significance
in all things 1t is the favorite number with
gamblers There are so called seven wonders
in the world. Shakespeare divides the human
life into seven ages
Hippocrates says that the septenary num-
Der, by it's occult power and virtue, tends to
the accomplishment of all things, and is the
dispenser of life and the fountain of all it's
changes In ancient times a child was not
named until it had been born seven days
And the teeth are first cut in the seventh
month, and are renewed in the seventh year
In oden times many philosophers wrote
treatises on the number seven. 1t was sup
posed to have magical properties for good, and
it is the one number below ten that neither
begets nor is begotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28
The First Seven Presidents

a NUMBER Of peculiar condolences seem
n to have surrounded the first seven Pres
idents of the United States.
All but one of these were sixty-six years old
on leaving office, and the remaining one
would have been that age had he been elected
to a second term of office. Three of the seven
died on the Fourth of July, and two of them
on the same day and year. These two last
were on the subcommittee of three which
drafted the Declaration of Independence.
They both died on the anniversary of the
Declaration.
The initials of the names of two of the
seven are the same; the initials of two others
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Value of the Curfew

TN an English village bride stole forth
Ginevra-ike on her wedding day, to hide in
the furze, but becoming frightened tried to
find her way back, and took the wrong path.
She was soon lost, and heavy snow storm
coming with the darkness, the girl became
terrified with visions of robbers and danger in
every form, when suddenly through the dismal
gloom came the sound of the curfew, sweet
and low. Guided by it to her home, she fell
upon her knees in gratitude. When she died
she bequeathed not only a chime of bells to
the church of her little village, but money to
keep up the custom always of ringing the
c11rfeW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28
The Koran's Idea
Came From the Orient

THE bell used at Wellesley College, Massa-
/ chusetts, is from an ancient Buddhist tenn
pie in Japan.
Marking, China, has four bells which weigh
fifty thousand pounds each. The metal in
in thickness throughout, beng eooct eight
inches on the lower lip, or rim In Picking
there is a chime of seven bells, each of which
weighs one hundred and twenty thousand
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28
The Liberty Bell

THE famous Liberty bell which has been
L much exhibited and written about, was
originally cast in London, for the English
Government restricted the industries in tho
American Colonies to such an extent that there
was no place on this side of the Atlantic where
such bell could be made. The bells weight
was two thousand and eighty pounds. 1t
up and being tried for sound, it was cracked
by a stroke of the clapper without any
other violence" 1t was recast in Philadel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28
Metallic Sympathy

IN the death of the Duke of Wellington,
~ the bells of Trim, near Dangan Castle, his
fathers seat in Ireland, for which, when a
young man, Wellington had sat in the Irish
Parliament, rang a muffed peal, when the
tenor a beautifully toned bell, suddenly
broke. 1t was found by curious coincidence
to have been cast in 1869, the year of the
Dukes birth.
The Koran's Idea
TT is said in the Koran that beautiful bells
i are hung upon the trees of Paradise in
such a way as to be stirred by wind from the
golden throne of God whenever the blessed
ones in His presence wish for music. 1t is to
this that the author of "Lalla Rookh" refers
in the lines:
BELLS as musical
AS those that, on the golden shafted trees
Of Eden, shook by the eternal breeze"
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are the same; and the initials of still two
others also the same. OF the first five,
none had a son and the two who had sons
were not elected to second terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

TN one of the dormitories of the Irish college
at Rome there is a space on the wall left
unpapered and implanted, whatever repairs
the rest of the room may undergo, for there,
carelessly scrawled,. is the first rough draft
of Father Prouts BELLS of Shandon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28
MUSICAL BELLS
q II 4 =

phia, and this prophetic motto inscribed ;
Proclaim liberty throughout the land,
and to all the inhabitants thereof.
When the British threatened the city, this
bell, together with those belonging to Christ
Church and ST. Peters, eleven in all, were taken
to Allentown, Pennsylvania, to prevent their
falling into the hands of the enemies. When
the war ended the bell was hung again in the
place whence it had rung out the news of the
Declaration of Independence.
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Curious Inscriptions

MANY old bells have curious decorations and
1Nl inscriptions. Before it was recast in 1912,
an Oxford bell, Mighty Tom" had an inscrip-
ton in Latin, a translation of which would be:
For Thomas sake
l cry BIN Bonn, and no mistake
In the case of chime, each bell would have
a separate legend. A deal of the verse was
really doggerel as:
"On Sabbath all
To church call"
The sleepy head
] raise from bed"
Another inscription on an old set of chimes
in England reads:
when men in Hymen's bonds unite,
Our merry peals produce delight
The Church of Saint Ives bell has this
matter of fact inscription:
arise and go about your business
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Consecrated by Royalty

THE Emperor's great bell in the Cathedral of
Cologne was consecrated with great pomp.
Twenty-Five cannons taken from the French
were assigned by the Emperor William for
its manufacture. 1t was cast by Andreas
Hamm of Frankeatl1al and more than five
thousand pounds was paid for the casting.
1t bears an inscri ption, recording that
William the most august Emperor of the
of the heavenly help granted to him whereby
he conducted the late French war to a pros
porous issue, and restored the German Empire,
caused cannons taken from the French to be
devoted to founding bell to be hung in the
wonderful cathedral, then approaching COM
pletion." A likeness of St. Peter, the name
patron of the church, is on the side, beneath
which is a quatrain in the style of the medieval
conceits, praying that, as devout hearts rise
heavenward at hearing the sound of the bell,
so may the doorkeeper of Heaven open wide
the gates of the celestial mansion. On the
opposite side is inscribed sextet in German
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Napo1eon's Boyhood Memory

DOURRIENNE relates of the first Napoleon
- that one time walking with him in an ave
nue. at Malmaison they heard the village bell.
Napoleon stopped, listened intently, and then,
in a voice trembling with emotion, said
THAT recalls to me the first years | passed
at Brienne."
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Famous in Switzerland

NNE of the historic bells in Switzerland is
~ the silver bell in the minister at Bern. 1t
rang for the service of God, the festivals of
state and the execution of the evil doer. ="
When the forces of the young French Republic
captured Bern in 1898, the citizens painted it
a funereal black, and under this disguise 1t
escaped from the rapacity of the Gauls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08
Shtcr Guonae!

lle6er SEN Gog1ac @a6n moht
4roicIior TricOrid Geiniber in Sell
4G ser .Oeitr. HHr0ihuu" VfittDeis
lunocll, Die berchtigteS Auiiebcn er.
rcqcn. gr fiibrt Ii. u. 6plgcroeS
ans: Sans 6rontrci6 er5eugt idDr.
lid ungefG6r mr. $4,000 @eftoliter
Goonac aus 8ein; O%ogegen per
brultdt %ori5 olein iGbrlid icfa.
mai 10 picl, olio 100000 ScftoIiter,
unO nad England iuerOen min0cItc1S
fiinfmul 10 piel, alio $4,000 0ctto=
liter, ousgeiiibrt. 0o3u fommt nod
oie Nu5fubr na6 Ocn iibrigen Sdn-
Bern lmo Ser &erbrouf I'M iibriBen
6ronfreid), 10 DAB Ser aus Mein er-
5clgte Gognoc wobl taltm ell 3polls
5igitcl OeS ~geiommtcn Gognac2 bill.
set ltnO Oic ii6rigen 10 3munjigltel
nit @ein nicuolS in 9%criibrlrng ge-
fomnncn iin0. Ser 6ron5oie &. &c
0ier in 81. Quentin bat 0dbcr Ilder-
lid redt, luenlt er b%ebnuptet, OnB
iran5Giiider Gognac gegenpdrtig iult
ii6eroQ, iclbit in Sen beiten Sortcn,
MIR cine NPii6unG Don Sort, &ars
%toiiel. ooer We(niie . Nlfobpl nit
@oiier ulO fiinltIi6en Nctbcrn Jet.
I'm SCR lcth6t Hnntnc niht eS cine
frauB0iii6 ruIiiide @eicQi6oit, pcI.
dc iGbplid 100000 S%eftoliter ruff
id)cn SPIRIT einiiiGrt uno in oironj0-
iiiHcn Go0nac" permanoelt! 9tatiir-
lid fam cin Nlfobol, Der Die meite
Gciie pou 3ltBlonO no6 6ronfrcih
iln0 pic0cr 3liriid mo6cn mtB, nift
6iQig perfnuit mcrOen, 5umol sod
oic @cicQihoit babel einen bii6ihcn
@crpinn er5ielen mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08

mir" er3G6lte mein cinganoS c~itirter
6reuno, .oie 9egriiBung elmer 8e'
ieaidoft oitrd5 Sen in Bonn iid AM.
baltenOen &uiier. Die @erren mo
0nrnen 0cb0rten Den per ihieoenlten
Decentralization an mto 10 batten ne
@%elegcn6eit, m1brcn0 Scr 5olbltllnol-
gen ltntcrbaltllng oen aoiier in filTtf
Spro6cn re0cn SIT b0rcn, ais 9eborte
es III iciner tGg!ihcn 9ei6dftigillt9,
Die @eIeQidnit mar nad)ber oes
StounenS poQ. Cine Game n1elnte,
es lei fem @ltnoer, oaB i'm ale @elt
Den &uiicr lcnlte,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08

@eroammt, oa5 lit ne longe 3elt!
Die %fleinite &iige mill er meioen
Sn 9taem, mas er l6reibt mo lprtd)t,
Sd lei' eS uno geitcb' bcihciOcn:
gtcirt, WiiIter @liid, 0o9 fam id
nid)t!
&Gtt i) bon 6Ilrnfcrci gcreinigt
Wtcin Wort ulti cincn N}onut BLOB,
SD mare ii~eb5cbnnlol geitcinigt,
8crarmt, beitroft un0 ob0a6loS.
@ermonOte bGtten MIDI Derloiien
90 barter gSorte, Ole id ipra6:
llno in Der NeltitoDt poQen Woiien
2ief mir Elm Shrparm bon &inOcrit
mad.
Gon Higo bis mad Sbertbciel,
limo bon S6offbouicn bis nod &iel
gSGr' i6 6cfonnt ais gr0bter Gicl,
Ger je0em @ie0ermdnn mibfiel.
Ger Sin1meI mobr' mid, OoB i6
DciI6e
Gen 9iutbm fir mid! SIN Collar
lon0
Ger GnlpboDS mo Der 9ildicnileiidc
@ot man fir @ubrbeit mebr Ser
Iton0.
Gort lit man ibr i'm @er5en nG6er,
0ort lit Die Siige arg peridric'n -
Sir eincn WfittcIcuropGer
@c0clltct Q8obrbcit Den 9illin.
lln0 gingit Gu bier in fiibnem @os
gen
Sold i%rcpclbnitc @ette elm:
moatcit itctS Die @obrbcit io9cu,
Go9 piirOe, @liif, Gcin llngliid icinl
Obne ionIt gerooc Den Eropbctcn
81 moIlcn mas ia b0ditcnS
in putriotilhen 6eltlpielcn, 100 Is lid
I'M lGngIt @eIfebenes bon0clt, cine
lid)cre rnO nngenebme Sodc lit -
i6 Milter @liid 0orontiren,
oob er ullf @rnno ieincr @ettc IN eli
ncr critolnli6 fur5en Belt Der Der.
beutclitc unb pcrpriiocltitc Wonn in
EUROPA nGrc. IS iei 0cnr, bob er,
UNI Die m%unoerlife Wctte obne &c
bcnSgefobr 81 %gcluinnen, Glci6 mad
Iciner Nnfllnft ollf Dem olteu Cont
tent in Ben Itrengen Sroen uniercr
Irolt bon Ga Srnppc cintrcten
lrnO ols Nopi5c bis 5lln Gn0e iciner
ouf @oI5ihubcn in Der luciBcn
g8oQenfi1tte oic critic OrocnSregcl 0cS
I'M fronmen areiic 9lcid)
unterboltiomcr Gborprofeiioren lnO
Sonpcr5prpfeliortn iiben moItc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08
SpnntaaspcdJ.

Is mar Gin Sonntng bell uno flor,
Der otrodcnIte" I'M gon5en Sobr.
g8ir 9ingen 9cioe Ourd Die Sto0t,
&or 9urIt un0 Site Itcr6cnSmott.
Ga, ais am groBten por Die Quol,
3ei0t iid) cin offeneS 2ofol.
@ir trotcn frellOig bofte1O Elm
ltno irugen ionft nod Bier unO@ein.
6oit idnter5lih obcr iogt ser @irtD
Sic &erren bobcn iid geirrtl"
8 ih0ne 3cit, icltdtir0blge 3eit,
@ic liegit ou fern pie liegit Oh meit
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gacrlei Ecri6ulidcS uOn &aiicr
&ilbclm 0cn i3lucitcn.

&on gei6Gttcr Scite miro Sen
.&eip5i0er Ncl,eltcn Nodri6ten" &c
i6riebcn: 8or einigen Sabren mars,
ais id) 1T @emeini6oit nit einem be.
fonnten Yu6li5iiten uno griinOliden
&enner politii6er Sntin1it1ten Die
llmgebung bon aaiiel 0urdJItreiite.
@in urlO micoer begegnete ms Elm
ocS WcgeS 5iebepoer @anoerer, Ole
i6 OILS Souriitcn paIiiren licB. Wtein
Srcltno perIidcrte je0od), min0eitcnS
ser 5meite, ser ms begegne, iei Elm
9camter ser @c6eimpoli5ei. 9lllS
Ser ungcm0bnIi6 groBen 3nbl ser
nuitalldenOcn ,Gipililtcn" uno Ser
art ibrer ciirigen @ilid)terfiiQmng
i6loB mcin 9cglcitcr, 0oB sic nuf
SdIoB g8iIbelmSb0be iid oufboltcrt-
DC foiicrlihc 6omilie all oieiem Mor-
gen beioNOera friib gum Spa5icrgong
oufgcbrodcn ici. Sn ser 6erne MIR
DC 0aS ShloB iidtbur, unO 0er6reunO
mcinte lndcn0, mir milbtcn iebr
bormloie @cIidJtcr bnbcrl, Oo man
inns bisbcr 0ic Strenge Der Nbipers
rungen niht babe iiiblen lniien. &oum
maret Die @Ortc ~gefnIlcn, nlS an et.
ner @egcbic1ung fcin 8eringerer ais
Der Sailcr Crldien. Gr mar ollein.
Wfit elmer porncbmen NodlGliigfeit,
Gin Slcod)cl Dor iid hinpfeifenO uno
sic redltc NunO III Ser Spientaihc,
i6len0cric CT 0cn Efao entlnng. Nus
Dem 8cbillh frat Elm uniformirterSes
omtcr bcrou@ ltll0 bc0entete rnS ollrd)
cine SonobcneGung, ltcben 81 blei-
ben, bis Scr &oiicr sic Greu5ung pal.
iirt babe. @ir gcborhten nntiirlid).
Der bobe SpojicrgGnger bate ieOod
Sen Sorgmn1 bcmcrft, 500 Die SnnO
aus Der Gold)c uno mad)te nit ibr
cine miBbiuiQrn0e GeIte. liner r@n-
ten WorgcL, MloieltGt!" flong Inge.
lid)iS 0ielcr NltimerfIomfeit nm 10
6cr5lider, lwo muroc nit mieoerbol-
tenn &opinidcn crmioert. Natiirlid)
mitroen mir ou%igcidrieben.
Sd regiitrire ocn fIeinen Sprgang
oesbalb, neil CT Den aniier BON elmer
Seite 5cigt, bic id) ionit ME an ibltl
beo6adtet babe. Ger Monord mod
tie ben @inorud zines Goclmannes,
Der nlti lciner 9ciibung Elm bebngli'
Dies 2eben iiibrt. Wein 9egleiter be-
ballptcte ieoOd), oen ginorud mode
Der aailer bGlliigcr. .@enmi 10 lab
id) i'm gum 9ciipjel gelegentlih zines
NeuiabrStogeS. Ter Wonard), Der
chen nod Die @Iiidmiinide Der ge4
iammten cipililirtcn unb unciplllftr'
ten @elt inter @ntioltung ponsFomf
uno Eradt clt9egen gcilommen bot
te, flettcrtc nohbcr in einfaher VI
temfa Die @crilItlcitcrn I'M SbloBbo'
binouf, belob bic bauIidlen Teranoe'
rllngen, pill babel Den Sorgaiiel
Maridl mo miid)te iif nad)ber nlltel
Die ShloBun6e, babel Elm WtaB Dor
9eutieliafcit in elmer SSorm Der Ser
ablaiinna niStbciIcno, oie aud on
Ofii5iere in Grisaunen ieete. SEED mn
| gemiitblid Die S"oIoatenmiiee anf et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-08

nib ser WcnIGbcit. Sn 8oibington
bat Gin 9(bgeorOnctcr Dor Sobren
brn NuSIpruh QCtbun: Sic 3eitllns
0cn t6um mCbr Bel ser 9fcgierlung
oiciC2 2uuOcS, olS 0o3 WciBc Sou3.
g9ir Icbcn inter cincr Hc0icrlrng
tbcilS pnn Midurcrll, t6cil3 bon Set
tlut0cn." Gob bic GrcIic oltd ibre
GcbICr un0 S6mddcn, lire id)lim-
men Iusmiidic lnb S6ottcuicitcu
bat, iucr lpoQtc Cos bcItrcitcn ? Z!
"a tic nlti Die grobCn Ofolicn mirfcu
mub, 10 oicrt iic, Iciocr! oltf lllrr
u05u oft ocu nic6rcn Sricbclt ser
Moiie, Gic ScnintiolE Der SfoIt0uI
fiiucn SpoItc ii6cr SpoItc, sic
Characterization oc5 6on1ilicnlcbcnS
lpcr6cn nit picI @cGugcn unO pifons
ten Gin5cIbcitcn an 0oS 2idt Der
ScifcntIidfcit 0Cjcrrt. llno oiclc
fort in Scniotion urbcitenoen @l0t-
ter bobcn mciIt oic GroBten 2cicr-
frciic uno pcrQiitcn bic Wtoiicn nit
ibrcn Eifontcricn. IS lit nit Dem
administration mic nit Der
Shriftitcacrci, ST Der lie ia gcb0rt,
mic 6ricorid) b. SGlcgcI io9t: Sc
nodocnt ma tic trci6t lit iie cine
Snfomic, cine Nuai6peifung, cine
So0l0bncrci, elm &on6perf, cine
&unit ooer cine Gltgenol
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Grfnriiomcn per Sampfcr.
Die BON SOn Snmilicn- Grfnriiuncn
nndl WnnnnnliS Il. hcn Wcit.Mincr.

Sic 9lnnapuliss 6lottenafaocmic, oa3 ar6fte
Gcbduoe in Der gSeIt; oGs Stuntsbaus, Sann
bic @bitccups6nDrt Die 9iai binunicr, gSeitsNis
ter, @nlcsuiHe, Gbnlf : Boint. Die SaI5Iuft.
Sin lag Der Hlbc. ipelber bon ben beiicn gler3s
ieioe hon Ecrioncu glidlid ln6 Suufc 6urild.
Tiel 4Iab. Scr p~optGdre Sampler n@ntmn
@iIes." WioutaB, Wiitiluo1 llrro 5rcitue s llBr
WlurQeuS.
SonItng fpcsicGcr SainiGientag INN $50
Mlorgene. 3tiidfcUr uu0efdGr $50 I6eubs.
6aI6 Seicrtages@IfuriiDH ieoen Gamltad
giadlniitug I'M 1.15. JiildieDr bel Monei9eiu
nm 1918 g(beuos.
Spesicuc SouperS soc. Sine nuscrtudbIte
Id6rt. @cnii0cro Jiuiint. Wiuiif ulo San5 fir
0innpfnDrt.Sinetc so Gcuts.
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Gcrmiidjtc Anscigcn.
9[ltfrltf.

. E1tlipp Chime, oebpren am 90. N{1ra 1900
III SSolis9ruben bel 1uiieI, ODER ociien Grben
oeroel eriiiht ipeocn Grbfdait bel Dem Inter
ben. N ," wv"
Inn Insfnnit ii6er bcien ScrbIei6 deer ab.
Icbeu erfldt ~"
Baltimore, ben I. Sill 1906.
SH Gcrtrctnng 1880
Srcoerid 3. sdneIbcr,
Ns3.s. O0.5 72O2AN1D "pN
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Benjamin nng s.9tn5ei0en.

Sle 26. Subres-9eriammlilng .1tnh geomters
1aDl oes .soeTatcs Snnuereins sr. 2" linoct
SiehHa9, oet 10. Sult. I'M Iereinslufalc, Ar.
lUui. g~ntiern'Aueune, Gde Grcters Strale, Itnit.
(ISS-1O) 2ciuiN Grh. Srirrtnr
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Subn ". Scnfcl,
Gr. G04. Glib sbarp etrnke,
III mr. Sridlrnhritnftrr.

,ucIbcr auc glftrdge itctS 5ur 8ufriebenbett
~uusfiibrt. Sic bon tbnu bcbanoeIien 2ei6en tpn'
men geobcu Iang licgcn, obnc ole acrineiten
gScriucfunssfpurel 81 6et9er. Srai Sentel ~
Ginb1llnnlirerin uro ut bic gepano'
lung bon SraucnleiGcu beren SpesiaIitit.
(SQu10,1O
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GrieiIon eiute ucuc xassGGprrhbOute
y2pro Baltimore" nno yGcnn" mad
RhiInSr(nhio. -,.y .r D

Saalid nuh enuutaas, $ ilBr @oresuS, bon
2igbts mo YrnttsStrube, baltcrt in Settcrtpn,
Suiuu 1uiut, Wto., rno GDeiter, Ea., an; gtn'
luntt in 8biIooclp6iu 'eiiuu @ nor aGenbS; =
Die otes iuiinf6cn, fbnncn llad G6efapeaies9iiD
ODER g%ctfcrton Gebclt uno NIT oem fRildfn1rt'
boot bcimicbrcII. nit |slnilnit gcaen 6 llbr
pbiu $50. Nunorciie Q5 5age) nut Dem
Gag ooer 9in6tbopte, sur Hiifn6rt piiltia,
$3.50, ooer Riidfubrt nit Der ~. & g.. gnbn
sin, GGpc Mar, SONG @rnnd, AebHrr s'arf,
Gcius glurf, Ilbaun, SruN, Saratpga, Ncippurt,
Vrioarpurt, 9%iclp'onucn, @urinno. Miey lnb
H0roli6Cn Blllften. WtnDl5eitet soc. Nadt.
onmpfcl tubreH tdg!i6 3 llbrsIbeH6S nb (Sonns
Tags uuSpeIiommcI). Niuctc 6um @crIuuf I'M
Nilreuu mo gIbnugb'S. O6at f1rethe fit
Sitbrer. Glnrencc 9Bripcr, glGent, Or. 204,
9iGtts Strabc. (Suni12, 4Ittib)
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2pnbun Earf.

Nrcaf: $50 slder. = Smmermahreuber Charter.
Su ieSer 8eif errei6bar. Slut Gents Sabrs
aeIb bon auen StabitbeiIen Gtratenbabn,
gRuaaors paifiren bel Sanpteinaana ale bret
9Piniiien. Inrnies sSaric3immer fir GpltDe,
oie bcn s~srieobaf bel ranbcin ,@cttcr beiudcll.
0eordbnibpi1te Sn fcbr mdbieeu Yreifeu,
iimnitIidb inter fnrt,pdbrenocr 8fieee.
girrnn: Er. 81, @eit.s aratosase trahe.
(Nau6-) tt.
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Sol6eiterz8e06
Sn pOGem @fause er0fnet.
Der 8rORartise 6amilirns&riOrt.

Rrndibouc Starts, neue gt%nifements unO
Itfrafttoncl; b%cril1lite soc. WfubI5eitcn; GdI5s
ipnllersgno; berfl6t urb beiudbrt. Wtuff oon
Der aopeue beS o. JicatmcntS. ScOem gefaut
cS in 5uI6eiter.
MGmnintG. Gampfcr ,2Uuifc." @o6cntnpeH
(nlSgenomnel Sicnfiags, SonncritngS INN
5rettaes), $50 Sorm lIno 2.3O giadbln.; Sicn.
itag, Son1eritaa mo 5reitag, $50 8ornn.; 200
rRb G.25 Na0m.; eTtra Boot $40 giadik.:
an Sonnt19en; 900 Born. uno 2.30 gtudDn,.
Bette 5amiIieniuae Wiontae unb MIithpo6. Ser
meiite glut.
9ie feinite Sour in Der ggeIt fir 25c. En.
bait fir G0ulcn uno Geieui1aften. Glide
feline eaten often.
CWlui2G-,3&Gl
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Gauitahle. @ebaaoe. goItamt seBeu. etets pffen.
(9Iuouft2y- J
Gnr( T0rrics.

SO iturb am 7. Suli 1906 GarI S1rries, &c
liebter @utte bon 2ouife S0rriee, gcb. Honlufer,
i'm glIier bon 40 SG1rert, in ieincr 9SobHltIg,
Wr. 500, Notwithstanding Sic @eeroigling
finoet W,untng, ben o. Sult, giudntittu9s 2 llbr,
iiutt. 1870
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GpcsicQc Sceiinltiaunocn

fRr Ine, bic Combinations 9butuarabbte,u
iuilnideu. Winidtur In 6drben in oergnIoetein
Wieoniuon gratis nit einem 9ubeno 6arbon.
EurtraitS. ecbt unicrc neucn WtnTutgpcn. 0ie
allcrbcitcn Cabinets, bon SI.00 an. Sute Or,
belt, prorlpte IbIicierutg.
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Wr. 4O9-411, IOrb. @a9. etraRe.
U3dH neIt;le oteie 3eitlng. (IpriI7-)
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