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gricffuitcn.

Cine Sccrin 0eS ,Sonns
tuNS Gnrreipo
- Sic bobet rcdt, Inmen lino lie
Nllc; I'M porlicgen0cn Sale mubtcn
Ole beIuiBten NuSoriide nngemanot
mcroen, I'M Sic Orei &loiien SIT ertlG.
rem. Die &ormittngSfloiie ltelt iid)
aus Srnltcn uno WtGo6en 5ulummcn,
Die iid bes MorgenS Don ibren
SauSgcid1iten ireinohen fonnen
ODER bdS &oden bios sum n3citper.
trelb" erIcrnen pollen; Sebrerinncu
uno arnntcnmGrterimler f0nten lid
9tod)nlittags lad 3 llbr Don ibrem
9erui irci MAIDEN, uno SanSirauen
uno in Den 6abrifen orbeitenoe Mdo.
den BADEN ia MIR bcS Ibenos 3eit,
lid i%ort3ubilOen.
2. n. - LAS @an5e lit cine 5rait.
be. sic @eintrnlbe; sic ein5elne
Deere beiBt nidjt Srollbr, ionoern ein.
iadl @ecre.
Gin ItctiQcr 2eier. -
Wcnn Sic quite 9cpeiie BADEN, fon-
men Sic ocn AltSrtiiter Sbrer Srigi-
nal Soee 9eieBlih b%eIongen. 3eid)'
niingw miilien Ste ielbit aniertigen.
Sdreiben Sic MIR an oaS Tatentamt
in @~aibln9ton. \Sn Stoot. gbreb.
bild) lin0 Ole Nomen bon Eatent. Nm.
molten ongegebcn; einen bcItimmten
Inmalt porihlagen fonneu mir nid)t.
@enn Sic cine aered)te Sahe baben,
I1Bt lid Elm EatentN mpolt mobl ooNl
bcrbei, fir bic S1litc oeS Froiits oen
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Nabtipaggun $ Huntcn.

GarepitraBe uno Sort Apenue =
Siiolt6 fobreno: Serlaiien 9ruiO.
Sia-Torf I, 2, 3 umo A ll9r Mor.
gems; 6apette. u10 SomarO-StrnBe
1.21, 2.2t, 3.2t unO 4.21 Worgens.
NorOli6 fabretO: GerIaiien Sort
WcSenrp 1, 2, 3 un0 A ll0r Mor.
gems; 6apctte, nno Sopar0 Strabe
t.23, 2.23, 1923 un6 4.23 Iorgens.
Oorf' uno Sre0erid &oao -
SiiOli6 fabreno: SerIoiicn Irling.
ton Ioenlc> 8obcrIp, /, 2, 3 lno
4 lt6r @orgcns; 6apctte- uno Som.
aro StraBe t.28, 2.2S, 1923 uno
4.2S Noracns. N0roIid fabrcnO:
SerIniicn Sruinaton I, 9, 8 uno 4
llbr WorgenS; 6apette. uno Som.
oro StroBe t,28, 2.2S, 1928 nno
4.2S MorgenS. SiioIi9 iabreno:
Scrloiicn Sigblanotoun I, 2, 3 nn0
4 ltbr Mor9enS; 5apette. unO Solu.
oro StraBe 1913, 2,23, 3.23 nno
4.23 Mor9ens.
@opitrnBcn .2inie - Seltlid ia6.
reno: S~erloiien 8arriion.2ane /, 2,
3 uno A llbr Worgcns; Baltimore.
unb Gb~orlcSitroBc ia, 2.t4, 3.t4
mo Ala Worgcns. @eitlid fab.
reno: Gerlniien Hortb . slpenue iino
@opitraBe 100, $50, $50 nnb 4.3O
WorgenS; Baltimore, ulto Charles
Strobc 1.4G, 246, 3.4G uulo 4.46 ll6r
WorgcnS.
Waoiion : Ipenl,e : 2inie - Seit.
lid ia5renS: ScrIaIien 0rlli0biu.
Tarf ], ?. 8 uno a l1br Morgers;
Baltimore. II. Charles. Strabe It's,
2,1S, 3,tS uno 4.1s Moreens. @eIt-
lid fabreno: Serlaiien Snme-Str..
gnopunft 1, 9, 3 uno 4 11br Mor.
gems; Baltimore. uno Gb~orlesItroBe
Lilo, 1926, 1926, 4.25 II. 5.25 Mor.
gems.
Orleans ulS eight StroBe =
NGrolih fabreno: GerlaIien Sight.
Str. Sterilization 1, 2, 8 unb 4 ltbr
Morgens; Baltimore. unb CHARLES.
Strabe Ito, 2.t0, $40 nno 4.t0
Moreens. Siiolih fabrerS: @erlai.
len Nortb. uno Gatteerion-Earf-a pe.
mite 100. $50, $50 nno 4.30 Mor.
gems; Baltimore uno gbarIesItraBe
t.50. $50. $50 unb $50 Morgens.
!Sarfor0 Moenue : 2inie = Siio-
lih iabrenb: @crlaIicn @eber's Tarf.
Sorforo.Iioao 1. 2, 3 ulto A If.
Mbrgens. Hortlit iaDrcnb: @alii.
more. II. @apitrabe 100, 2.30. $50
Iao 4.30 Morgens. Die Sarforo.
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9creinigte Sangcr uun Baltimore.

Saliptqltartier: y8ermanta : WGn.
nerdor .. &oQe"; &rdIioent Senrp
@icicfing, Nr. 228, perl. goitern,
Gpc.; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un0 proto-
f%oaircnocr Scfrct0r 6re0. Soimonn,
Nr. 32t. @cit . Naoiion StroBe;
6innnj = SefretGr g. SimmeIbeber,
Nr. 315. NorSsGoN.S trobe; Sdas.
mciitcr $. 0iidIid), Nr.'7t3, 8nrner-
5trnbc; 0irigcnt II. Seubcrger.
Gcriaimltnng icocn 5lpciten 6reitog
i'm Wonat.
8Crmania.G uartcttt Club"
SaitptQitnrticr: @ogener's SoQe,
Nr. TIC, Ntoro Eoco. StraBe. Sing.
ItunOe; 0ienita8S. = Sirisent: 5.
&arollS.
.Mricn."
Sal,ptauortier: Stag Sale, 0r.
205, &anooer.S traBe. S~insitnnoe:
Wittpoh - Diriaent: S. =. Srant.
.Sarmouie."
Sauptqi,artier: Ger. Ala, @eit.
Sapette.S troBe. SingItunoe: 9ien.
flags - 9iriaent: SSobn u. &lein.
@ermanic.N 1nnerhor."
Souptquartier: 8ermania MGn.
nerdpr Sale, Nr. ii0-412, 8eit.
2ombaro.5 trnbe. 6~inoitunbe: Don.
neritaas - Iirisent: Etoobor Sem.
berger.
.Grobtun.1
Qouptator!ler: 6roDIimn . Sale
Wr. 1000. JrcScrid. aoenue. cling.
ftunoe: WiitDpdS-Eirigent: Sobn
u. Glcin.
.Mrbeiter. YtGnnerhor.~
Sauptquarlter: Arbreas' Saue,
Nr. 3l4. SanoOerItrabe.. Sin9itunoe:
Wittnods - Girigent: gbas. s.
9odau. 4,s
.Thalio.M Gnnerhor.1
Sauptauartier: 8oieS'S &aae, Ser.
1922, Sarforb-@ oe,me. Singlt,inoe
Dicnitags -. Sirieent: s. s. Tranf.
r2oeuit.Yoi W1nnerdor."
Sauptauartier: 3wider's SaG.,
@Ge Cube. uno Mnoreitrabe. cling
ituuoe: Mittwod Mtenos 8 llbr -
Ssrteent: Subert Griippel.
.Irbeiter- 2ieOertafel.s
&ouptauartiel; SoIo' Sale. Hr.
4OS. @eit 2eyirgtonltlabe. Sing
itunoe: G~ienItass-Dirigeut: &uberi
Stripped.
.Neiobie.'
Sauptuua.t,,r: ;. Mies' Sale
Gde 2opItrabe uno 8elair Warft.
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5tn9ItunOe: 9onnerItaes
gent =. 4oroIlts.

gent q. &orolltS.
yOahcr:ider NSnnerGor."
Sauptquartier: a%derutann's Sale,
@de Dor Caroline, unb @~ouOBitraBe
Singihnoe: 9c;lneritag @ben6 -
0irigent: Gu9,iit Sdnei0er.
vWesger.@ eiangberein.
SGuptqIartiet: Soffmann's SaIe.
Com. uno 5orreIt strabe. Sing.
ItrnOe: Sicnitess-Dirigent: Snberi
ariippel.
.RosGrt M1nnerdor."
SauptaIartier: &obert @olmer's
Sale, Hr. t92t-1923, Orleans.
5traBe; SineItunoe ieoen Conner.
flag @benO; Geo. 80bImun, 3irigent.
n@iheafran5." ,
SauptQtartier: SoE1 S6miot's
(porm. 8orn's) Sale, gde 3. nno
8ougbItraBe, Sisblanbtopn. cling.
Itunbe: Mitttpo6s-1irieent Geo. 8.
Eoeblmann.
Surnoerein nSortpGrts."
GorpGrtS Sole. SIR. 1924.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Stt'luS, -. SQilltQf. - lllll . ttDI
Nod)mlitoGS fiir bic A3orcu per Sam
pier BON Solton; INN I llbr glben0s
filr europa per 3alnpier ,9telu })orf'
pia @Iplnontb uno G6cr6ollrg ClSoI
fiir &rIult0 nntB opcr 9}cru.Yorf" be
3eidnet ictn); ln1 I llbr NbenoS lin
europa per Compiler oGtrurio" bid
Gucelt5tomn.
q 0 It mad g ii s. ii. Central I.
Imerifn @ e lisa etc.
GienItog, s. Saltitor. I'm 3 lltr
Nahmittaaa fiir Snntoifo per Can't
pier BON 8olton; 10 llbr Nlbeno9 fir
l$noQlla, &dptt uno Golonbio per
Gonpier y@rhecid;;" fir Die ga
EIutolnotclt ter 9umpicr u9odlro."
MittuodL 9. Soltuor. 1llpt 10 llbr
iiir GlIbQ, Dllcdtat ituo Gpgrpedjc per
0ompicr v%GsprroHBo;" iiir &onIoifo
per Compiler Don BGiIoOalpbio.
IomucrituG 10. Soulor.- lin ~
ll6r 2lbcuo9 iiir Die @obnmn- &uicln
per Compiler ,Gitp Of 9Soibingtou;"
fiir Curtis E9luno unO ct. Gonlinno
per Compiler oGberofcc."
6rcitoG If, 5amtor,-llm 10 ll6r
2lben0a nob 9crmunOo per Gonpicr
,@crmtoion;" iiir Curacao, @ene.
5ltelo mo Colombia per Cam
pier y3uIio;" iiir Eorto &ico per
9ompicr o@ouuo" uiu Sou (Stlon;
fiir Ole ga Yloto.S tooicn per Can't
pier oGniiIoo;" fiir 6ortuUc SalonO
uno &onroifo per Coupler oSor.
MIA" iiir Nroiilien per Gonlpicr
.WelOcr3fin."
SonritoQ, ~. &onuor.-llm 3 ll6r
Nodmittuaa iiir Bermuda per Cant
pier bon &oliioE N.-S.
Gle GoIt nu6 NcuiunOInto, oin
NorOsS pOn1u utb na6 Wtiqllelon,
MA Bolton, idIicBt bicr tG0Iidl I'M 3
llbr Na6mittog5; na6 Gu6o, uia
Campo, tGgli6 rm I ll5r Indmit,
tags; nad sofia Silica, Son0uro5
(Cittiltc), Ricoroalto (Oitfiiite) unO
Guatemala, pio Netu-C% orleans, t6gliA
INN 10 ll6r 2(6cn0S; no6 Ser Stnot
Merico tGglid nm 2 ltbr Nadmittogs
lmO TO ll6r g(6enos.
Grams Gociiic 9 o it.
GonncritoN, 10. Sonuor. - I'm 70
llbr 9Iben0S iiir Solpoii, &opon, So.
req, Gbino uno ole Ybilippineu pio
Son 6roncisco.
SnmitoG, II. Sonnor. - I'M 10
llbr IbcnOS fiir NeiticcIonO, @%ritro.
lien, NcltsGolr0onioil. Sunou, 0o.
mai mo Die 6iii.Sniclu piQ Son
Srnlliop. 49,. a-, ..
Die Fpit iitrI SSapan, Gorco, China
uno 0ic Ehilippincn pio &ailcoltpCr
ihIicBt bier tdglidI I'M I ltbr 2lbcn0S
bis 5ltm rs. Sdnuor.1 pHgfa'a.
Die IronS!8 atifitBo nttb 10
mad Dem gbbdngS6hfen 'd168tionot
llno sic 3eituSerHS dlieBnna ut 10 ar,
rongirt, 0oB iie>6ei uFunterbredjenem
lleberIonOtrdtigjbff reft5eitiB eins
mtrifit. E''a. IT. '
@. SAT- Sorrts,
IpItmeiiter.
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sloenue Iodttpaggons fabren bon
8eber's Rarf, Sarforo.8oao, Bis
Baltimore Il. @apitraBe ur6 auriid.
Rortb . 9benue . 2inie = @arri.
Jon . @penue . @aagons p%erlailen
8elair.Moa0 unb Hortb- 4penae urtb
bonn electric = Barf na6 IL ltbr
Niiternadt, pie folet: 8eltlid fob
reno: Gerlaiien @eIair.Hoao uno
Nort6-@penue 1903, 1890, 1. 100
uno 2 ltbr Wor9ens; Benniploania.
uno Nortb = apeniie 1925, 1852,
t.22, 1852 uno 2.22 @orgens. Seit.
Ii6 fabrenO: 8erloIien electric Barf
1890, 1, 100, 2 uno 2.30 Mor.
gems; Eennipluania. uno 3ortb.
9lpenue 1854, 1.24, 1,54, 2.24 unb
2.54 Moraens.
grlter rno LIGHTER 8oggon mad
bem @n6entag5. Snbrplnn. Conn.
tags: Der e.lte @agson cine Stunoe
ipater.
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Sciratbe giccn5cu.


Benjamin Drill, %, ltnO 6re0u
GopjutO, 81; NppIiflnt &cltioniu
Brill, Nr. 1898, @r1nbuitrabc.
@iQiam s.. GD %, urO MinniG
Mc&rnncu. 10; NppIifant &obn &.
Gp, 9tr. $40, Gait. }ucnltc.
Nbru6um @ollcn 81. un0 N}ouie
@oiopeofn, 20; 2(ppIifont 2Ibrobam
@1Qcr. Nr. 523, SbortitroBr.
Grcocrid 2ioM 90, nnO Soo aof.
tS; NppIifant Ire0crif 2ion Nigb.
lnn0tomn.
&obh N. MtGcc q, mo Bertha
lFuQifin, %; 2IppIifant &o6n ~.
Mr&cc, Dort, IA.
Eictro GiGn, ~, unO Morionno
Eropini, IS; }lppEifrnt 2uigi Moriii
Rr. 31S, ErciioentitroBe.
Gorpcl !. Eicrcc, %, ltnO Gli}a.
bctb N. GouliiclO, %; NppIifont
2ouia Sciocrid.
&oht 5. aeorncp, 2G, ltno Gotbe-
rine g, Ro0Ic, 81; NppIifont Sobu
S. &cnucnL ar. 1928, 6omcmooO.
2ucMlc.
Norria $. Smit6 81, uno GQo 6.
Sroucr, 21; NIpplitant &oUlc9 &.
Sill, Nr. 1909, &iO1clpitroBe.
@Unrp Is. GouroO. 2S, ltno $40.
renee g, @oli y; Npplifant @cnrp
6. Gouro0.
NicoIa Golmicrc %, unO Goia
0'Ntoio, is; 2[pplitant Nicolu Eol-
9tr. l2t, NorO-GrctcrItroBc.
2eon e. SonIinc, %, uno Sophia
&. @romn, 81 }(ppIifont 2eonoro u.
Nr. 2209, goltouitrobc.
Nbrnbon s. GpnraO, 33, ltnO Ger.
&iain0tp, IS; 2lpplifnnt }lbra.
bon, :. Gonro0, gr. 3i4, NonopCr-
StroBc.
SpurQcon g. Bed, 81, uno g(nnie
10; NppIifont u. &. SuboOc,
9tr. 1929, 6pmcpoo0s Npenlte.
@nIter Scuern, 81, uno &otic
5honpion, is; Npplifont @oltcr
SeDcrn 9tr. 1901, Stirlin9itraBe.
@nrrp g. 9Ii55arO, u, uno 9crtba
q. Smith, rs; Npplifntt Sorrp =.
gIi3arN, Gorrol1Gountp M}0.
Nocob 9tiiIib, %, un0 Nan 6or,
10; NppIifant &ocob 9ttIit @nibing-
ton, :. &.
6ronf $. @iintbGr, -, uno Murp
Spicacl GobinioL II; 2lpplifont
George @iittbcr, ilnr., Nr. POI, Sit.
9oltimorcitrobc.
@illiont i, gSiciebmtNb. u, uno
Soitrcne 9ullot, 20; Applifant Mm.
i. @%ieiebmtGb.
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lNAAAf NNAAIb''N 'NNAbN fNAAl4ANlF NDN~'
@Ionc0 mo mCbrCrc un0crc bcfonnte
Gdouipicler. Ncih ant eridiittcrns
Den Sccncr, obcr lml 10 lebcna1pnb.
rcr, miro oicics McloOromo oQe Gbr.
Iid)cn orouottidcn Gr3cuQniiic nett
oila III Den Shnttcn ~itcllen, 10 BOB
elm oltagc3cid,nctcr Griol1 fiir OoiicI.
BE SIT crruarten itcbt.
o6olli0op."
Cine u1gclu06nliHc &crbinOun0 ci,
rca gltcn SholtipiCI9 nit elmer
QroBorttgen iceniihcu 9IttSitottlng
3cigt in Oicicr ISOLDE n@eoioro'9
Scope" inn Noaioouitrobcn.1 6cotcr.
Gle @cififte zines Montono-Wlincn
@ciibcr2. Ocn uuifrrpuI6ic g8iOcrin
der I'M icin &crm6Ncn brinQcn mol.
fen, un0 Ous northumberland Gr.
idCincn elmer orerifoniidcn cncrAi.
id)cu Srolt 5u icincr Ncttung, lit BON
elmer uubCror0cntlih mirfinmcn Sl.
icCnirlm0 ltm0CbCn. WtCbr. ais 20
iutcrciionte G%buroftCrc, Die olc ollrf
quite S6ouipiClCr ucrtrctcn lino, tcl
icIn Sen 3ltihuucr, ser bcionOera
Dem oltcngliidcn GocInoune Icine
Spmputbic ihcntt.
Gas ,N cue ~ onumcHtaL"
oGDc &cntltdp Bells" bic Doblbc.
tonntcn 9urlcSuucrS, bcbcrridcn
ricic @odc bic @ii6nc Oc3 ogteuel
Monumental = Gbcotcr2", 9ic 8ors
itcllmG miro croiinct nit elmer Ga
tire olri cine omcritouii6c WflLio.
ucl Grbin sic ii0 oui Ser &o00
nod ciItcm oOcliacn @uttcn bciinOct,
bctitclt: nSocietD." Sobn Nci0 lptelt
sic MoQe bcS Count Eboni DC Galtilc,
cine Gorritutur 0co pcridnucnOeri-
idcn @ottcn BON 2ln1o @oulo, Oc2
Wruicn DC GoitcllonC. Sm &olloc.
uinc Gbcile trctcl ul,i: Oo@ Nioro'
Grio, bic mucrAlci0lidcl mt2orl-
idlcn S1uger u1o lGn5cr, HciO unO
@iIbcrt, iriidc Sumoriitcr, Ooln1
Buffalo uno Ollie. Woricttc, &units
SdiiBcL GDe Century Sour, cin De
iolQS q Quartet, mo NnOD WicScoO
in icincm mlliifnIiihcn 2lftc.
Cine NeibcI @orleiung.
Gin Invertebrates engagement bat
ooS Eroboop . Gonicrpntorilm fir
Ilenito9 No6mittoh Sen s. Son,
obgci6loIien. Ser beriibn1tc oeut
ide Wlrlifer Or. otto Ntcitcl miro
0unn cine &orlciung pCrblntOcn nil
Rc5itol boItcn. 81. 9tciBcl, Der Gin
Gomponiit, Eioniit mo ein @elcbr,
ter lit, murOc 1852 IN 6ulfenbur9 &c.
boren. SIN Nltcr Don Orci Sobren
%impropiiirte CT id)on Welooien oui
Dem Fiono, nit feds Snbrcn ipicltc
CT 9cctbooeu'9 Souotcn uno nit :
Sobrcr CAB ct OfieitIihe Gon5ertc.
Seinc Stuoicn nlnbtc CT 1T Berlin
inter Greu, ouf Dem Soo6imihen
@pmnoiilm ul0 Dem aulof'iher
GonieruotorimL ipGtcr ittoirtc CT
Eionoipicl bel Sia}t.
&m 300 Mint.
Cine ShouitcQlmg BON gor5 be.
ionocrcm Wcrtb lit umjlpeifclboit
Sol. y. s. Munbp'S 300 an Nortb.
Npcric uno 0ofltrobc. Sol. WuuOp
Cntitommt elmer bctonnten Sbicr.
= 6omilie. Scinc idmnt.
liAen Gbicre lin6 6%rciiirt. 9ieielbcn
in inrit6ren &Gii0cn mntcrge.
mie iiberbultpt onv gauge @e.
bGuOe 10 pcntilirt it, 0oB Scr in Wtc.
nogcrien ilblidc unongcncbme 8c.
rlldl llidt 81 bcntcrtcn lit. Inter ser
Sbicrionmlun9 beiinoet iid cine
5luiIdJen eirlcm EantDer
mo Scoporocn; ooS ci15ige 0erortigc
Sbicr, oaS iih in 0ciongenidait be-
Gin Angcbot ocs p%eritorbc.
men SumcS u. 9nilcp pom groben
Cirrus in N0be BON $1,000
iiir OieicS 5bier uno Elm nod b0Dcs
res Nllgcbot BON Gorl Sogcnbcd III
SunrburG bat Sol. MllnOp nbgc.
idIogcn.
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Sal SIT iiherneImcu; poiien Sic obcr
All, SAB Cir iid an cincn Qrniiicn.
baitrn Mann mcn0Cn.
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9r.
Natban
0erman.
1908 .
Maoiion Mue
". q IS. S1one,
Mastfsa 683--N.
VfarbIano Bbpne,
Aotert 1891.
baltimore, Rb.

Tnerfennung. Ssig Heb.
ihnnr murSe ioe6cn inmmt leinem
Wooreltoiten pom Sonsfned)t aus
Dem @irtbsbuus berousgeiporien.
Nof einigen Womenten oifnet II
nod)mnls ole Sbiire ltio ioet: ,Gr
peritebt's, &err Heitalirateur, er nat
4 &anO fiir's Sinnlspcrfen!"
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&inocri d II bs@ ieII 6 t.
- IN Der geitri9en Wonatsperiomms
hung Der o&lnoeridllb : @eieQihoft"
IN hcren @ouptQllnrticr, Nr. 636, ".
6rnnfiln. StroBc, berid)tete Superin.
te10ent u. ". Barter, ooB mGbrcn0
0e3 leBtcn Mtpnota IS Safe, IN oene!t
1Ot Sinner in Netrod)t famen, inter.
llldt, % &In0Cr nllS lnp1iIen0er llnls
gchltl1g entIernt, 81 &inOer in Niplen
lno { III 6anilten unter1ebrod)t mltr.
0cn. Inter 0ct ~gennnnten ISGuen be.
iln0et lid Ocrjcnigc zines 5mei Sabre
nlten Oertritppeltcn ainOeS, Oas oerl
goll5en Sng iiber in einenl u%ngcbei5.
ten 3intmcr lid Icl0 iibcrlaiien nor.
ben luor. Sin Wunn mllroe lpcgell
0roulomer 9ebonolun1 ieines Slim
oea ollt Gcrunlollltng zines 9IgenteIl
Der @eicuidoft perboitct iino b%cltroft.
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4. &cGimentS crp0blte in ieiner
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-24
RIVERSIDE.

Plenty of rain.
The wind blew steadily for
about two days.
Wheat is turning out better
than expected as rule.
Joe Irwin says work on the
railroad has already commenced.
The Smoky has been on a
rampage for the two week past.
I. w. Levitt has gone to Good
land, Kans., to work for the G. r.
I. & p. r. r. :
Asa Jewell has been helping
Nesley CARPENTER thresh for the
past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Giffen
visited with Ed Tunnel and
family last Sunday.
A. E. Garrett is going to move
to Ness county near McCracken.
We hate to lose such a good neigh
Dor.
For an all around enthusiast
we would place our money on
Joe every time. You should be
in the Real Estate business Joe.
Enoch Nelson's wheat made
close to twenty bushe per acre
as predicted before harvest by
We humble scribe.
Enoch Nelson is contemplating
selling his farm We would be
sorry to see Enoch sell as he is a
most obliging neighbor.
Thomas Ryan never does
things on a small scale. He has
had about five gang plows run
ming the past two weeks besides
an engine and twelve disks.
Miss Ethel Altman writes that
she has returned from Virginia
to Kansas City, Mo-, to accept
once more her position with
F'rankel- Frank Millinery Co.
Mr.. Turner our new neighbor
has the best prospect for corn on
earth. Mr.. Turner was born in
Ohio raised in Missouri and
bought up in Kansas and it is
very plain to the general public
that he is a corn raiser from who
laid the chunk to the finish. Go
on Turner, go on, and beat EN-.
Quite a company of young peo-
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Stradal Bros. hauled coal from
Voda, Tuesday.
Ralph and G. Kristoff are
breaking a colt for G. Thiel
r. Owen is putting up hay on
Mrs. Lizzie Krhut's farm.
w. A. Mong of the Saline has
a job of cooking at Hotel de Voda.
w. A. Mong shipped a car of
fat cattle from Voda, Wednesday.
John Krhut and M. Phares are
threshing in Voda neighborhood
this week.
Will Cox served fried chicken
and roasting ears to his boarders
Tuesday.
Miss Annie Thiel of Collyer
is helping her grandma during
threshing time.
The dance at Big Creek hall
was well attended and everybody
had a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Thiel and
family of Collyer, visited at w.
D. Austin's, Sunday.
John had Anna out riding Sun
day and the last seen of them
they were going east.
It is all right for Collyer to say
that M. Chapman is fond of
''Thiel'' ducks. We know others
who are very partial to Thiel'
ducks too.
Elmer and Guy Banta of Quin-
ter were in Voda, Saturday, look
ing for their mules that strayed
away Friday night. They found
four of them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-24
Bosnia.

Oscar Guilbert spent Sunday
in Hays.
Mrs. S. H. Yewen has been
very sick the past week.
Geo. Butcher and wife were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Hays is reported to
be much better from her recent
illness.
Miss F1ossie Snyder entertain
ed Myma and Mayme Biehler,
Sunday.
Jno. and JAS Hickman of
Quinter, Kans., were in this VI
cinity Thursday.
Mrs. J. P. GuiIbert left Sat
urday for visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Haas at Hays City.
Henry bookings has sold his
land. He is going to move where
something will grow
Martin Clawson, who is work
ing with the Cortright and Lyan
threshing machine spent Sunday
at home.
Postmaster J. B. Riehler and
wife spent Sunday with E. A.
Jesse and family of Stockrange
Kansas.
T. M. Todd of near Abeline
moved on to his farm to put in
wheat Wednesday his land lies
north of J. A. Halls.
Ed Hawkes. threshing outfit
from Banner pulled through this
neighborhood Friday and thresh-
ed at Bakers and Boice'S.
Misses Myma, Mayme and
Rose Biehler and Oscar Guilbert
spent Tuesday evening at the
Guilbert home on the blackberry
Al Pelcher and a near neigh
Dor of Cove county was at VIM.
Stimits, Wednesday and pur-
chased a gray team of mares for
$500.
A number of relatives and
friends of Joe Snyder and family
spent Sunday at their home in
honor of Mr.. Snyders birthday
A pleasant time is reported.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-24
BIG CREEK.

Tis little chilly of a morning.
A. P. Teeters sold some cattle
a few days ago.
Another big rain fell on Tues
day night of last week.
Joseph Herbert shipped some
calves to Kansas City last week.
The new grading on the roads
was washed out by the rain last
week
Rev. Mickey filed his regular
appointment at Silver Lake last
Sunday.
Miss Matte Teeters and Mrs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-24
COuYER.

Mr.. F. Walk is buying cattle.
We are enjoying plenty of rain
of late.
Jas. Wanda entertained rela-
tives Sunday
The farmers are beginning to
haul wheat to town.
III. Glantz is threshing for the
Zigler's south of town.
Alverez LaCerte spent the
week with James Glenn
Roasting ears is the principal
article of diet at present.
Mrs. Waldro is entertaining
her sister from Missouri.
Mr.. Vanscoyc is recovering
from his recent sunstroke.
How slowly those new cement
walks are being laid in town
Service at ST. Michael's church
September 1st at usual time.
Mrs. F. Walz and daughter
Kathryn were in town Saturday.
Miss Josephine Glenn spent
last week with Mrs. Maxwell
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hickman
spent Sunday with Collyer re-
lativeS.
Mr.. Larsen lost a valuable
horse by lightning last Friday
afternoon
Some of the Collyerites went
fishing and caught an abundance
of chiggers.
Joe Bachura is enjoying a trip
to eastern points buying goods
for fall trade.
Chas. Kirby has added a fine
line of checked suitings to his
fall attractions.
The people at this point of the
compass begin to think it can
certainly rain some.
Mr.. Chas. Glenn and wife
spent Sunday with Joe and
Francis Glenn on the farm.
J. Hickman from north of
Wa-Keeney attended services at
ST. Michael's church Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Walsh and children
were guests of Jas Tague and
family Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Thiel is assisting
her grandmother IN Voda while
the threshing crew are there.
Mr.. Deatrich is entertaining
his daughters, Mrs. Brown of
Hugo, Colo, and Mrs. Kessie
and children from Mo.
The friends of Ross Bowers
gave him a surprise Monday even
ing at the residence of Chas.
King and all report a fine time.
We known a good joke on a
newly married lady here in town
and we almost feel like giving
her away but will not this time.
Mrs. Mile Walsh and child
rem departed for their future
home at Ottawa and the best
wishes of a large circle of friends
follow them
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IO8 Miles Through Mountain
Grandeur.

The far-famed Georgetown
Loop trip requiring only 6 1-2
hours, will be a special attraction
for the Union Pacific Denver Elk
cursionists while in Colorado.
Tickets will be sold on the train
August 3Oth by Colorado &
Southern representative at $500.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-08-24

w. F. Cross has been on the
sick list this week
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Carlton
took dinner at W. F. Cross on
Thursday of last week.
Since the bridges on Spring
Creek has been washed out mail
carrier Hallock has changed his
route a little.