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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22

A characteristic story is told about
Dir Carey. the pioneer missionary In
India, who. before he left this country.
was a shoemaker. or rather. as he him
self put IL, a cobbler
He used to go about from village to
village preaching. for his soul was
filed with the love of God One day n
friend came to him and said Mr. Ca
rcy. want to speak 10 you very seri-
ously" Well" said Mr.. Carey. what
Is it, The friend replied: by your
going about preaching as You do YOU
are neglecting your business If you
only attended to your business more
YOU would bc MI right and would soon
get on aud prosper. hut as II Is YOU are
simply neglecting your business
"Negleeting my businessf' said Carey.
looking AT him steadily. My business
Is 10 extend the kingdom OF God 1
only coDble shoes TO pay expenses"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
His Fathers Mark.

Dr. Edward Brooks. the noted teach
or and author of Philadelphia. leScrib
ed ut dinner the great strides that
popular education had made in the
past fifty years.
smaller and smaller" he said, he
comes the percentage u the illitcrate.
OF those who cannot read or write 1t
won't H. long before a thing that once
happened 10 me in sullivan county will
he quite impossible.
when | WAS teaching school in my
youth IN sullivan county boy one
morning undertook TO go through the
alphabet
"IIe stumbled along and finally came
10 fun stop before the letter Y.
"'Dunno that un.' he said.
"'Oh, YES. YOU do" said l. Think a
minute
'IIe thought Then he frightened.
"'Why.' he said. that's dads
name"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22

Almost phySiologically, certainly 50.
cially. the millions of French work
men stand over against property hold
ers in way 10 which there is nothing
comparable in the northern and west.
ern United States. with all their labor
difficulties They form separate
class In society because French prop
And now there is spontaneous up
heavnl OF this excluded. unprivilcged,
inferior class The workmen have
caught mp from the life around them
aspirations to social conditions which
circumstances forbid them 10 hope TO
attain All chance Independence Of
money all social rising Of petty trades
men and educated peasantry the un.
yielding bourgeoisic steadily nssimi-
lates to itself But the entrance with
in It's walls is by a painfully narrow
gate, and rarely indeed is II passed hy
the Frenchman born to labor The
American social experiment Inns so far
aimed ~ bringing every citizen. high
or low. within n ccascless circulation
Of classes The workman OF today or
Mt least his son. is the millionaire or
professional man or prosperous bust
ness man or ward politician of tomor
row. and our workmcn. In the immense
majority are proud of America and
feel they have their place in the sun
St0ddnrd Dewey I'm Atlantic
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
We will
beIP you.

II you are living in rented house.
you. no doubt. have long desired to own
your own home aud have made plans TO
that end. There is no need to delay the
matter. when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready to help
YOU. ana wnen you realize that the
money you have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you. then you viii
no longer continue to pay rent.
Call and see W. ID. Cordry, Jr.. Sec
Rotary of the Association aud he will
explain how you can get the money to
build you II house AN and easy way by
which ynu can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and I.Oan
Association.
MARION 4. HARGIS.
President
W. - CORDDRY. Jr.
Secretary.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
LOST ON ARCTIC ICE.
The Trials of n Missionary In the
Frozen North

The life of u missionary In the arc
tic circle /, one long adventure. The
greatest danger that has To be- guard
ed against Is the cracking of the ice
| once had 4 pcrllou> journey across
III" Ice
As the evening advanced we began
TO think about our sleeping quarters
No snow. however. suitable for our
purpose could be- found \ kind Of
small gully with sloping CLASSY
looking side OF ice some fifteen feet
high presented. however. a possible
ascent to the land on which we knew
plenty OF suitable snow could lie found
So we made for the gully The dogs
managed To- climb some distance up
the ascent. hut could get no fSrthcr
Muncapik tour dog driver then made
holes in the ice with harpoon. which
gave Us II kind OF footing We then
hauled away ~ the dogs traces ana
finally succeeded in getting both dogs
AMI >lcdgc NJ the incline. Beyond
the gully We built our house a perfect
than live feet high and some fifteen
feet in circumference Here the three
of Us myself. my man and boy
were closely packed together | made
coffee with II mcthylatcd spirit lamp
the steam from the water finally turn
ing into kind of hoar frost.
In this way we Travelled about nine
IN,
a pack OF hungry wolves attacked
slcigc and the usefulness of guns and
II good supply Of ammunition was
proved
After supper we had prayer. and !
then managed. hardly know how. to
get into my sleeping bag where
slept pretty well through the night
During Tie last stage of the journey
on the ice nothing could be seen for
long time on account ~ dense kind
Of hoar frost which rose in clouds from
the open son \ gale Of wind III such Il
position probably would have carried
ice slc,lgc and all 81 rs away our
driver and guide kept the dogs well in
hand fclt half frozen and longed
10 get Il glimpse Of the land so a to
iind ont our true position Some three
hours aftcrward We joyfully saw.
through Il break in the mist. II point of
land
Then We met some EskimoS who
with a few dogs were vending their
way over tie gloomy waste looking for
seal holes They took me to their
dwelling. right ont on the frozen sea.
some five miles from land. where was
welcomed 10 the comforts Of snow
house Missionary r. J. Peck. of the
Farihest North Station and Bniiins
Bay. in chicago Tribune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22

There was great deal Of Innocence
In Horace Greeley as well MS not 1T
tie affectation He was rarely seen
without one trousers leg carelessly
caught in the upper part Of his boot,
aud necktle with bow under his
ear once IN the public room OF a
hotel a friend OF Greeley's kindly pulled
down the disarranged trousers leg and
Strengthened the necktie Greeley
thanked him and soon after left the
room When In the course Of half an
hour he appeared Ia the street the
trousers Leg aud the necktie had been
carefully dlsarranged, and the man
looked as negligent Of things earthly
AS he always looked. II was part Of
his pose ne man ~ genius to wear
his trousers leg and his necktic as II he
had put them on in a hurry while alb
sOrbed IN meditation II was Q harm
less eccentricity
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
NO MAN Is STRONGER THAN
HIS STOMACH.

Let the greatest athlete have dyspepsia
and his muscles would soon fail. Physi-
cal strength Is derived from food. II q
man has insufficient food he loses strength.
II he has no food he dies Food is con.
verted into nutrition through the stom-
ach and bowels. II depends on the
strength Of the stomach 20 what extent
food eaten Is digested and assimlatcd.
People can die Of starvation who have
abundant food 10 eat when the stomach
and It's associate organs OF digestion and
nutrition do not perform their duty.
Thus the stomach Is really the vital or
gan OF the body. II the stomach iE"weak'
the body will lie weak also. because II is
upon the stomach the body relies for its
strength. And as the body. considered as
q whole, is made up OF its several mem
bers and organs, 50 the weakness OF the
body as consequence Of weak" stom-
ach will be distributed among the or
gans which compose the body II the
body j. weak because IL Is III nOurished
that physical weakness will be- found in
all the organs heart, liver. kidneys. etc
The liver will be torpid and inactive,
giving rise TO biliousness. loss OF appetite.
weak nerves. feeble or Irregular action u
heart. palp.tation. dizziness, headache,
backache and kindred disturbances and
weaknesses.
Mr. Louis Pare OF Quebec writes: "For
years after my health began 20 fail. my head
grew dizzy. eyes panied me. and my stomach
was sore all the time. while everything !
would eat would seem TO lie heavy Ike lead
on my stomach. The doctors claimed that
II was sympathetic trouble due 20 dyspepsia.
and prescribed for me. and although took
their powders regularly yet fult no better
Ny wife advised me to try DIR. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery-and stop taking the doe
tors medicine. She bought me bottle and
we soon found that ] began to improve. 20 l
kept up the treatment ] took on flesh. ms
stomach became normal. the digestive organs
worked perfectly and soon bcgau to look
Ike different person. | can never ccasc Ia
be grateful for what your medicine has done
fol me aud certainly give Il highest praise
Don't b. whcedled by penny ahhing
dealer into taking inferior substitutes for
DR. Ptercc's medicines, recommended To
be 90 just a. good
To gain knowledge OF your own body
~ sickness and health send Tor The l'eo-
plc'- Common ScuSe Medical Adviser 4
book Of los pages. Send u one cen.
stamps for papcr-covercd or 81 stamps
for cloth bound copy. Address DR.. X. v
Pierce, 663 Main Street. Buffalo. y Y
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
The Romnnr. Of Lisbon.

or Lisbon itself and beautiful Cintra
II Is scarce necessary 10 write Com
mander Shore IN his book. The Pleas
ant Springs In Portugal" says: II be
lleve there Is only one other European
capital that can compare with Lisbon
In point NJ situation and splendor Of
appearances. Constantlnople. and the
resemblance seems 10 have struck
other travellers besides myself. Ger
talnly whea the morning mists are
clinging to the shores. partly screening
their beauties and lending To the scene
the charm OF mystery that Turner
loved. Lisbon does seem like an en-
chanted city" What could ole say
more !--Lond0n Tatler.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22
A Positive
CURE
EIy's Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief al Once.

II cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. II curcssCa-
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
stores the Senses Of
Taste and Smell. :
gisis or by mail a; III
Ely Brothers. So W
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CEMETERY NOTICE

Any un' desiring tn purchase u Monument or
Tomhs Of any kind. either Marble or Granite
or fencing Of any Kind will he pleased 10 have
you write MS or call on our local agents. aud
will call To see you with first class designs OF
some Of the incest, neatncst and cheapest
work done ON this peninsula. All material and
work guaranteed in every respect. We have
hcen doing business for twelve years. No
strangers write us for trial.
our local agents are: x. j. McAllen & Bro,
Snow hin. " @ Payne. stockton. j. T. Wise,
Jr. Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30
gci'rn gcocla crtrnnfcm.

M}ilmaufec, @is, %. glugttlt
2n ticfc 3rauer lit sic 6nniIie
pom Robert 9hirnemader Don bier
pcrictt morocn. Sri. Moric ghunne-
modjcr, oic dltcIte Qodtcr mnO Der
&iebling ser 6amilie, crtront am
Sonntog bci'm @eutern ibreS Segcf-
6ootco oltf Sem Yinc-2ote uniueit
oc~ Somncr6cint5 ibrcS &aters. Oos
an iiloIidcn Guoc oeS Gees geIeget
lit. Sri. gtlunemoher mar ais cine
tiid)tige Sdluimmcrin bctunnt, obcr
bci'nt @elttcru Oe5 9ootea traf iie Die
Scgelitonge, 70 ouB Oos iunae 0toO-
den bcuubtIoa mllr0c lnO utter-
iuuf. Sic &eruugliidte mor 2lSab-
re alt, bon blcnOcnoer Sdon9eit II.
6einb cine grobe 2lu5oDr bon 6relln-
Ocu mo SrcltrOiunen uuo 9ctunn-
ten, aud in g}cm.Norf uno 8rooflpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-30

SnDoitirtcu tp%euiGitcHo ctpaS a63u-
fiihlcn.
Grtrurtencr DicIIeidt
6rauf S. 2ifcS. - Sr. Sufob
&jfca BON 3r. 1929. Noro-@ilmor-
itrobc G6ci Suacuieur Scr 2idt IL.
&roftunIo1c Oc& 6reimourcr- en-.
pela al Nor0-Gborlcsitrabe uimmlt
an, ouB Scr 9ci6uan. Scr i'm Der
9tdbc 0c@ @ap-S bore-Gorf3 am lcB-
ten Wontog I'M TluB trcibcno aufge-
flln0cn mo uuh eitcut ,Snqitclt &c.
bdltcn pom Gidtcr G6omlpiou, beer,
oigt mur0cu ipur, ser iciltcS So6ncs
6ront $. &ifc2 lit. Nr. 2ifcS begdb
ltd acltern uu6 Der STEELE, no ser
Gcidnnm gci1tnoeu mar, fonHte o6er
oort nur crfoGrclt, ouB ocricIbc fort,
acid0fit unO 8c1cn Die iiblidcn bon
Den GountpyG ummiiiGren fir orrur.
tiac 6dQc bcluiQigtcn s. irgcnomo
pterol9t l0oroen 1et.
II III Ger Sc timber iIlcu. -
9Scil lid) Die Sltngen gcpouft buttcn,
pril9cItc1 iidI gcitcrn Nic &Gter nut
ocn mnuaiprcd)lidcu gsonIen SoicpD
NijdBuoIcm5afi Don 9hr. 1921, Mice.
NnHnltruBc, mo acknowledgements
noui5ti Don gtr. 715, &rgcitcritroBe,
ln0 bel Der @cIeNcubcit brudte ser
@ritcrc benz @c9ncr Nrnit oc9 oon
ibnt gcihuungcncn &niippcl9 Elm
bIuuca Nlae bel. Hidter 6ricocI bon
Ser nor00itlidcn FoIi5eiitotion belt
$50 fir gcniiQcnOc Siibue iiir Oca
Folcn Sdlu8fcrtIgfcit.
&cr6rii Vt. e. Wtit fo6cuoem
@oidpoiicr prybriiGte ljdl gcitc~a
>ua p%jcridbr,G, S6brhcn Der Irur
2nu,ic 5000, 9tr. 2300, ut . monlr
mcatitroBc, mi 500 I'D oaiieIbe
iMmcr5boftc @ronOwunOen am gon.
5?n @orpcr ST. Die Mll,'cr ipiclt,
Etit benz alciucn i'm 0oie, ais oicicu
ciucn NIT fndcu9cm @2ulier geiiil-
Iul WnldBubet 81 uubc fam mra
rcuiClben umplyt. II Nutina Dor
}tr. 220l, DIT QtouEnlcdtitr., nahrI
lidj pes &crlcbtcn uIi.
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Die Mndlt hcs Melpiiicns.

@inQGomton q. D.. D., %.
auquIt. - @or uellu Sobren bat
6rou So6n GoIenton in Gownnoo,
mie iie iebt icI6it bcfcnnt, ibr 5luci-
i1brigcS 30dterher ermoroet. Neun
Sabre lang 6cpo6rtc itc ba$ @e-
BcimniB fir iih. Sic mon0crtc ieit-
Ocm unitat mlhcr, ilberull bon Dem
@clpuBtiein iGrca NcrbrchcnS Der.
folat un0 micocr ipeggetrieben. 8or
5lpei Monotcu mlr6e iie bonn Hecor-
Ger 9tobert@ rod) Der oYentecoital.
NcScie.Dtiiiion" gcion0t. Nm leb.
ten GonnerituG legtc ite pGbren0 eli.
ner religioier Gripefung .Beriomm.
hrg Inv Sort Gidinion ein oifeutli.
DIES @eItGnonib iiber ibr gerbreden
ab. Gic &%otolbcborOen boben Die
YoIi5ei bon lomanoo benudriftigt.
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Nlnthidlnbcn in Wnint[nn.

81 Eoio 0, IcroS, 2S. Nltguit. ~
llcbct Die ocrbccrcnoe llcbcri6penl-
ming. ourd melde Ole meritnniidC
Sto0t M}a3atlnn bcimgciu6t muroc,
licgcn iett Eoinohrihtcu Dor. Go'
nod BADEN Die 6Qnilie Somcllcru,
0creu &o0cn nit icinem gun5cH &or.
rdtb 3erit0rt mllrOe, mo 0ic oGio Sns
Oltitriol y A%gricolo," ocrcn Sdub-
iubritCn ii 6ltinen pcrlpanOelt Ipllr.
Oclt, bic gr0Btcn iH~0icioucQcn Ser.
lutte crlittcn. QoS Qelttihe GuiinO
ll10 onocre @ebGu0e uno 0ubcnoc
bon MnbnbGuicru AM Stronoe iino
5crit0rt; cbcnio ser breitc 9ouleUnrO,
mcldcr Die StuOt nit Dem Secltrono
p%crbanO. Die @niicrleitung lit boil
itdnOig %rlinirt un0 Die @impoGner
BADEN id)uer oorunter 5lt IeiOeu.
Mo3otlnn lit wieOerbolt bon gro
ben llc6eridmemnungen 1cimgeiud)t
mor0cn, ubcr nicmolS in Der AltSOcb-
ming mic ictt. SIS lit cine StoOt BON
10000 G%imuobncrn.
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Der aricg acacn bic gnlaiamcs.

Wanita, IS. Mug. - IS lpirb
o~ffi5iell beriftet, Oab Die Sauptban-
&c Vi.lalone5 lid in feline 4btbei.
ll1ngen o%ufgel0it bat. Die gon5e BON
ibnen biSber beOrobte 8egeno ioll
BON 1000 Wdnn Sruppen uno 800
%GonitabIern geidubert meroen. Ger
Sbeil Der Bropin5 2epte iiioli6 Der
gupog i. Bal lit bereit8 bon ibnen
gerGrmt. I'm ser g8eIttiiite lino MIR
nod c~iu5eIne feline 9anben, Die Oen
Sol0aten entihliipft iinO. sn Der
Oitfiiite 6ringen Die e%ingeborenen
6retwiligen Die 8eiaugenen berein.
@oupcrnellr Yepru berittet. Oo6
SunOerte gingeborenen ireiiuiaig lid
%auerboteit, oen Srltppeu SIT belfen.
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GrfplgreidDe 9nftfabrt.

0eS W oines. Sa.. %. Aug.
GDarleS 81. &amilton urternabm ge-
tern in ieinem 2uitbaIlon cine ied)s.
ltiitOigc crioIgreide 9uftfobrt bon
oen @riiloen Der ituatlid)eu 6nir bis
5lnu Stants . aapitol, belien Sblrm
ct 3ueimol umtreiite, uno 8uriif.
3oS 2nitidiii cruicS iid ais ooa-
ronoig inter Goutrole itebelt0.
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8crtrctnua ucrlucidcrt.

San SuaM Yorto Rico, %. 2nts
gulf. - Ger oNmericun 6c0crntion
oi &a6or" bon Norto Hico piroe Scr
tretllng uui Dem &eBiSlotilr . Gidct
I'M llnioniitcu . Gonpeut peripeigert,
i1Ocm Die McbrDeit in Dem 2cbtercn
Der 2tniiht ,par, oaB Elm @cicbgeber,
lpeIfcr ser Iiftutllr Der 6cOerotiorl
lultermoricn lit. Der 8artcipolitif unO
ocn 0iientlihcu 5ntcreiicn ShoOell
briugen miirOe, Die rept6litonii6c
'Eortei nimmt in Der 6ra0e cine d6n.
lide Stelhlng cin.
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Scfeerapbilt ermoroet.

Soutb Bcn0, Sn0., q. Mug
SlopO @pncs BON gSinOior, Ont,
Nuht . Ielegropbiit Der 0tidigan
Central . gobn in @ulien, Mid.,
luuroe geitern friib pom Gonoufteur
zines oOrbeiiobrenoen 3ugeS toot
AMI ieinem Yoiten geiunoen. @pnes
lpor oiienbor ermorOet poroen; CT
mar ollrd) ein Auge un0 ourd) Die
@rllit geihoiien. 0aS Wotip Der
86ot lit nift befannt. $40 uuO cine
golOene llbr, ole @pncS trllg, iuaren
unbcrilhrt.
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gu Idmcl Del Der SanS NIT bcm He.
ODlDcr.

&tttSburG, ga, %. auguit.
GoIi3ilt Gopio goluIes, pedJer ant
Gomltog Nadt sen Serbert @oiu.
loro crifo6, ais oieier cntilob, I'M
nidlt mcgcn GdcritcbenS uerboftct
slt meroen. lit olrf bic GnfIoge Ocs
WorocS bis nud pollenoetem Sr.
quc5t in'& @cfdngnib geididt luor.
sen. Mopor George W. Guthrie
poutc bic Affoire uift 6cipreten,
dll6erte iih obcr. oob er Ororc cr.
loiien meroe, innge. umeriobrcnc $50.
~li3iIten fciue 6eiicrwoffen trogcn SIT
loiien. Sie wcrOer fiinftig nit il.
ren &niippeln ais Woffe Gicuit tbun
miiiicn uno III ritbiaeu StoottbciIet
Itotionirt mer0elt.
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WtImoutcc, g8i9c., 2S.Aliguit.
- 3ie 2eide Nortl 6. WeiBner'S.
oc3 Sdotmciitcr0 Der oYieiBner-
@cr0luoQ Co." mo zines hnfonge'
iebcuen jiungct Embellishments Ii.
bcfunntcu WcieQidoftcrS in beutid).
omcrifouiidcn &rciicn, lit I'M Will
luoufcc 6Iub 0cflrnOcn iporoer. Nie
cr 5lt iciucnt Gooe fam, lit ein me
olfgcflGrtcS @c6cimnib, bod rimint
man al, ooB ca ciu unGliidIider 3li'
fall mar, Scr lciuem 2ebeu Elm 3iel
lcBtc. SIM Blot Yorf" botte Der
oltbefonnte mo ans 1erborraacn0en
ocltti6en @cihGitSmGnncrn bcltebens
DC .9ielcfel0- acgcIclub" cin 9lben0s
ciicn pcronituItct, an Dem Der &er'
ltorbene tbciInobm. lin ctlua 129
ltbr perIicB cr Oen i6n 10 lieben
arciS, mo ooS mur DDS 9ctte, lpoS
man BON i6m lcbcno geiebcn. Der
@crltorbene bintcrIdBt einc betngte
Whttter, cine Sdnueiter mo eirten
9rltOcr, ser nit linn ais Tbeilbaber
IN Dem bcfunnten GngroS @el6aft
tbGtig mar.
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@ntcr @crbienit fiir 9Oliiilten.

Bropi0Grce. VI. s., %. Altg.-
@eorge S. EGillipS aus gtciu. Oorf
iueIhcr iid) aIf Der 6nbrt nit lcinem
E|u,ontobtl DOH NucrdBuririt > Flct
hitrDer befauo, muroe III Gnit@rcetls
mid 1pegell 81 ldnrcllcn SnbrenS Der
GaItet mo, 81 nan SIR Belt oe!l
J,id)tCr 2oonis nidt o1riinoen fOnn.
te. 10 lpuroe E6IlIipa IN :cr YoIi}ei'
i.utiln einNcipcl.. 81 cr6ot ii1,
Vnniion bis 81 $1,000 5u itcrcT,
mtnn man ibn Ioalniic, abtr Der Fp'
li}iit mur mlclbittIid,. 8icr Scltt,
luclNe Ybillip3 beNIcitet b2ttcn Deis
iu6ien id)lieBli6 Ten Boli5iiten ~
ilberlu0ltigcn ,muBten abCr 0uOon ab.
ldiiAl, ga er orolte, leincn ArreItau'
len NIT ieincm &.uoluer ~ erid)ie'
fclL fol3 Die nnNeren i'd einmild'.
ten. Ser Sh.V'iel it GEM 8orasig
licgt BARN, 0nB mad; eIaelr tiir}lidl
ult0cnommcneu rclteIl Wc'eb oen@ll.
,o.YoIi5iitcn bic 5u ~crbrbenoe 8eIo.
tupe 5uI11t. Ger WGnn, mclfc.
4Dilip5 perbniteta. erfldric, CT batc
,d)on in cineu Gage $125 per0ieut.
&5ilIipS uno cid Mann clts Bolton
nrlitrn ibr g&udtqrtortier in@efdtg.
til nundtoaen.
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Strafpcricbnns nad) Sort Henu.

81 Reno, Oflo., 2o. 9(itgllit. -
Cos %. forbiae 3nfantcrie . Regi-
mcnt lit aus 8ropnspiQe, Ger, ii,
Sort Heno angeianut, mas ais cine
IolGe Der befounteu gorgGnQe hi
Gromn@piQe dn5llieben lit. Sm Sort
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