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THE BUILDERS
(By Willis Geo. EmersOn.)
Author of
"BUta. HAMPTON" AND
1.-THE SMOKY GOD.
Continued from last week.)
CHAPTER VI.
4 vIs1r ro wArERvILIH

About two weeks after Fred
Rockwell arrived in Butte City he
noticed one morning that everyone
was talking about new town, and
each was asking the other what he
Thought about it. CHANGING at the
hotel register he saw the name,
Wilbur Winthrop Of Wlateryille, |
Idaho
In looking over the Butte City
Miner and the Inter-Moumtainl
Balde, both well edited and healthy
dailies. he was somewhat asronish-
ed to find full page advertisement
setting forth in blazing splendor
the great Thief River Valley I'M
each Of the papers, signed by Viii
bur Winthrop, as agent, announc-
ing that he would be at the Mer-
curry hotel for short time, and
inviting those who were interested
in investing a little money in a.
purely agricultural city, free from
the unstable initiation of Il mining
camp, to come early, and get in
ON the ground COR.
The advertisement represented
Wateryille as being in the midst
of the great Thief River Valley,
with the largest water power in the
country, surrounded by an agri-
cultural district of two million
acres of the most fertile land the
sun had ever shone upon. He
termed the new town of Waterville
the Getty of Destiny" and said
the price of property would quad
ripple in few years time.
Fred was at once interested.
"IIere, he said to himself, "is
a genuine town boomer, and as the
fellow is stopping at this hotel it
will be an easy matter to learn just
how this boom business is operated.
Anyone can call a pill pill, even
the half-witted caal do that, but il
requires an artist of no mean abfli-
--.--.'A to pat 2.coating thick enough
-'tr ~ 1;er- eff,Jtss or lT00rt tvwl
Dill 10 Get me 10 swallow il Then
too. it win make an excellent articl,
for the Banner.
Accordingly, about IL O'Clock
that forenoon he called ia see th,
irrepressible town boomer, and
hear what marvellous story he NIGH
have TO tell about WatervilIe
He was admitted into the recep
ton room by a Young gentleman
who assured him Mr. Winthrop
would soon be at leisure. begged
him to be seated and called his at
tention to the numerous maps OF
the wall. some of which covered
neearlv an ntire side of the room
Winthrop s Young assistant seem
Cd to l,nnw HE bns;nass and a
once commenced the preliminary
slxirmish Of interesting Fred in th,
great Thief River Valley and es
peciallv in town lots in Watertown
but Fred did not evince any in
clination to purchase the youn,
fellow endeavored to further i'm
press him by exhibiting COPY o
the morning papers containing tn
advertisement of the new town
WarerviIle
Now and then he would tinto
over to the door where the grea
town boomer. Wilbur Winthrop
was holding private conversatio
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LADIES,

Sultman's Royal cake mixer, cream
whip and egg beaten, an indispensi-
BILE help to every housewife, and our
illustrated catalogue of household
necessities, mailed on receipt OF SIX
&c stamps. Consumers Supply Co..
San Antonio, Texas
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truly roughing it He arose early
the next morning unrefreshed, and
sat down to a very unpalatable
breakfast, after which he started
with Wilbur Winthrop ON drive
through the valley.
Farmers were busy harvesting
their grain, and upon inquiry he
learned the yield of wheat was
from 40 to 10 bushels to the acre,
and chat oats yielded from 60 to
100 bushels to the acre.
Fred was greatly surprised and
became almost enthusiastic over the
agricultural possibilities of the val
| ley.
t.Why" he said, "there is mol
question. Mr.. Winthrop, but that
lthis is destined. to be one of the
richest agricultural valleys in the
world. In my work on the Bannerl
i have had occasion TO look upI
statistics on grain products and i'll
these farmers are telling the truth
| in regard to the yield of their crops
there is no other place like it I'M
the United States =
a moment afterwards he was
chagrined to think he had given
way to such burst of disgust.
Tt perhaps would have been better
ro have remained silent, and al
Ilowed Winthrop to enthuse over the
country Winthrop, however took
no advantage of Fred's outburst.
The day was perfect. The sun
was shining and yet cool, invig-
orating breeze swept gently down
from the snow-capped Tetons.
Driving rapidly along they at last
found themselves near the foothills
on slight elevation overlooking
the valley TO the west. Alighting
from the carriage, Fred followed
Winthrop's lead, and soon they
found themselves on table rock,
!, at a sufficient elevation to see many
,Imiles to the north, south and west
For moment Fred lcontem-
tlplated the view in silence, and then
! turning toWinthrop, said, 81 have
travelled many times through the
! Green and White mountains OIL
& New England the Cumberlands O
' Virginia, and the mighty Rockies
q through Colorado, but standlns
there on these foothills, with TN
'u.smountains rising behind us to tn
sky with their hoary crest
1Fsn osf tI'iss5s'isY saas'S'cepPeel +. ;sVpt'
and these streams ana roam
I ing cataracts al shlmmerlng N "a "a
! Sunshine, making sweet ana restl9
Emusic in their ceaseless iiow-al
Il this surpasses, must ADMIT any
L thing | have ever seen before.
Ell THE valley itself is a picture 0
vast green sward stretching ava
& before us like scroll me yelloN
d shocks OF golden gram IN ines
farming districts are suggestive 0
: what may be IN far larger measure
: IN the years to come. no man ca
e look upon such promising pros
-Ipect and not be convinced OF I'll
commercial Importance wich mus
e attend the development OF TINS val
dlley'
VI During Fred 5 generous WORD
'lof enthusiasm Wilbur Wmthro
4 was silent, merely acqulsclng IN
dlquiet way to all Fred SAID.
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TniE CRACKER-JACK LINE
All the new Browns, blnes and
prays in silk lines and stripes Sam
Pies ON application. Gage, the Ia''r
or, San Antonio, Texas
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ness, expressive dark eyes, a broad
intellectual forehead, and a square
chin, indicating great determine
ton of character. To this, add
luxuriant head of dark brown hair
the reader will have an idea Of his
personal appearance.
He was evidently an adept in
the art of reading human nature,
and knew his man on sight; had
seen much of western life and yet
it required no second interview to
discover in him the polished man
ners and grace of one who was on
excellent terms with cultured ele
gance.
Fred accepted the proffered cigar
and they began discussing The great
output Of ore from the mines of
Butte City and the wonderful de-
velopment of the western country
during recent years; the magni6-
cent mining properties that had
been opened and in fact nearly
everybody except Waterville and
the Thief River Valley.
Wilbur Winthrop, with the skill
of tactician, narrated incidents
and legends of different miners
who had devoted lifetime in
Z ,.,,,,,l |, ;,,,. fn,. 4I,o ,rooin,,e natal
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Runoeiergeant SobH s.
Strott etert iein Isl dbri'

&unoeiergeaut Sobn s.
Strott fetert ein Isl dbris
geS GienitiubiIaum.
Hunoeiergeort Sobn s. Strott bonn
mittleren Goli3cioiitrift feierte geitern
Den 10. Sabrestag ieines gintritts III
cen Gtenlt. 9urb ieiu IiebenSlpiiroi-
gc5 lno lcutIelige5 @icn bat CT iid)
u~n5Gblbore Srlnoe eriporbenL melfe
boifen, ooB ieinc 9%eforberIng gum
EoIi3eiIieutcnont nitt oa3u lunge
aui iidJ Wdrten ldBt. Strott erbielt
feline %Grnennung ulS Hrobepoli5iit
am Is. September 1888 uuo ourh
burtc Nrbeit uno 0urh I~tritte Sefo!=
glng Der lbnt olIferIegten Bflid)ten
Durbe err icbon nub einigen Wonaten
sum regulGren EoIi3iiten bef0roert-
Seine SbGtigfeit ais ipIfer fpar o
GrfoIg getront, olS om II. Wdt5
1897 feline Grncnnnng gum Scrgeon'
ten ull0 am 20. september 1901 leine
9eforocrung sum Hunoeiergeanten
crioIgte, mcId)c lestere Steaung er
ieitber inne bat. @dbrcno ieiner 10
jGbrigen Oieuite i'm mittlcrn 0iltrift
mar err ltetS ouf ieinem Toiten nit
Nl,snabmc bon 5luci Wod)Cr, ais CT
oltrd Sronfbcit nerhinoert luar. 3u
oret perlhicoencn Ytalcn crbiclt &C
bon Der YoIi3cibeboroc Iobenoe In-
erfcnmlngen llnb oo or lid) bel 8e-
ihGftSleiltcn mo gun5 beionoers bel
leinen llnteraebencn ollgemcinltcr
Ihtlrng %erireut, 10 miro 9ebofit, oob
cine obermoli9e 9eforoerlung i'm fir
all ieinc Nrbcit uno Wiiben cntl61oi.
gen miro.
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Dom alton GorGg.

Der tpeltbetdnnte Qotomotipent0nig,
Der alte 9eheimratb 9oriig in Berlin,
madte in ben 40er Sabren bss boriqen
Sabrbunberts zines cages einen
H%unosang bur@ bic Jabrit unb atpar
ipdbrenb Der SriibItidspauie. @e.
miitblid p~luuberte er 6ie unb bd nit
einem Der riiitigen GefeQen unb fam
bann audi 3u benz lhon ~bejabrten Dor
arbeiter 8ottlieb, einem ieiner ebemas
ligen Ghultamsraben. Ser @routopI
friibitiidte uno 5par niGt idIedt;
fnufperi9es Weibbrot, cine grobe
S6eibe gerduGerten 2ads, Der 81 bus
maliger 3eit iebr tbeuer ipar. uno sin
S6Opp6en Bortipein biloeten bic an
senebmsn 9eitanotbeile Der @ottlie6's
iden SersftGrtuns. aopfidittetno
blieb Der Gebeimratb Dor BEN Mrbsis
ter ltebsn unb meinte: Sra, @ottlisb,
man iiebt, fab 0u Sunsseiele ge6tie'
ben bi't! Golhe Semitic Tam id mir
ais Samilisnoater ni6t esltatten, pe.
nisitens niGt jebsn Gag"
,Sisbft Su," erpiberte Der alte 4rs
better fbmun5elnb. i'd bab' 0ir's ia
INNER geiast. baB ids nod einmat
tpeiter bringe ais Ou!"
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Geoankenfplitter.

cid bsn,eribor mud)tn. IN Der bulb. Gr,
fols.
Sober lit ieine5 @liides SbmisO - absr
ouh Der Sdmico mub Slid baben.
Sr marhcr 9iebc lit nan ridt nit itis
mem S.er3cn treu, ~lcnoern NIT isincr Cities
lett.
Sc 9ibt 8robiane bon 3artem Gmpfinoen,
sGrtlihe Weniben bon iuuerer Nobbeit.
Serali6teit 1T elm 9ano. Soiihteit cine
g8aup.
Grit i'm Wuube beg 9ihters pirb bas
gDsib 3ur aroue oer Sh6pfuns.
Sronis III bsr 2it6r mad Dem 0ufmobl
bes Gebens.
Gs gibt 2eute, bic limb ipie Elm nit so.
telmarfen Dollgetlebter Reiietoiffr. Wcn
brau6t nur in ibre Ndbs ,u iOmmtr, sltit
crfdbrt man: sd mar tn 2onpon, R,np:!,
Ntben, Sotio 80
9per iein r6er)" INNER i'm Wunbe fiibrt,
bat IS iibsrliH mid. auf Dem rsbt.n Gltde.
@ub oos Scrj brau6t einmal iein: @es
genta9e.
@eriprehen 1T oft uur bic isiners fyorm
bonn 2tigen.
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Grtrosenr Alnoard)rn.

Sbrpo6l bic @roben Der @rbe Iorgs
fGltig bebiitet unb Sutpeilen abgeiperrt
perben, 10 iino bod aud lie Dor Der
internationdlen 3unft Der S4pinbler
ni4t bepabrt.
Der ereiIe 3atIer bon Seiterreid)
unternimmt tGgti6 einen Spa5iergdng
in ben pdlaItgdrten Der Wiener Sofs
burg, Nuf einem bieier Spa3ier9dnse
be9e9nete er 5tpei p~eibbdrtigen Wtdns
nern, bic Dem NuSieben na6 8cteras
men iparen. Sic ialutirten uno err
SGblten ibm auf gefragen, bab iie @es
teranen aus Dem &riese BON 184S
feien. Sbre G~r3dblung mar 10 nit
Ieioerregenb, baB Der &diier, Der BON
elmer 9roBen Ser3ens9iite TT, cine gin
peiIung iiber 1000 &ronen ($203)
ausI6rieb unb einen 9iener berbetrief,
Der oos @elb foglei6 bolen IoIts. Sns
5piIden plauberte ct nit ben MGns
nern peiter unb fraete lie mad ibren
Grle6niHen i'm 0isnIt tie. 9abei seieten
iie ii4 ober auberitanoe. iiber GENTLE
0in9e @ustunft 3u gsben, perpirrten
fih in tbren IusIagen INNER mebr -
uro duf einmal madtsn iie iid aus
benz Staube. Der 8aiier mar tiber
bieIe 9e~eebenbeit iebr errest, fanbte
ben 2euten einen Nbiutanten nad, unb
es 9elang, iie au faifen. Sic iteaten
fi4 alS apei berufsmdBioe S6pinbler
beraus, Die iih burh 9raue 8Grte chr
ipiircig semadt batten; iebt iiben iie
i'm 8efdngniIle
Dem SOnig @eorg bon Griehenlanb
bessgnetsn ouf einem einIamen Spas
~siersange flint Offi5iere, bic bic Sc
leeenbeit ergriffen, um linn Mittbeis
lung gu MAIDEN. baB ibnen allies
advancement peridlofen fet, neil es
ibnen an Witteln fe9le. Der 2Dnig
mar burd lire GeIdihte betpegt unb
per1pra6, fir iie gu tbun, mas in leis
ner Wa6t itiinbe. Gr forberte tie auf,
ibm in ben palait gu fol9en. bamit er
BON ibrem Namtn unb ibren ndber,n
8erbdltni6en SenntniB ndbms. 0as
pabte aber ben Serren nitt; iie purs
ben iebr 3uoringlih unb brobten
i9liebli6 nit @epalt. Gum Slid
fam In bisfem fritiiten I~ug.nblid -
es buntelte bereits - eine Mbtbeilung
Snfanterie in Der Ndbe porbei, bic Der
&onig gu isinem ShuBe berbeirufen
tonnte. Die permeintliden Sffi3iere
erpieien iiA ais geiibte Stra benrGus
Der.
Dem 5iiritsn Jerbinanb bon Bull
sorien eing Elm pripatistretdr nit
elmer gan5en gn5ubl iuif)tiger 9ebeis
mer Sdriftitiids bur6, bic er Iid Su
perf6affen 9epubt bate. Bon Wien
aus f6rieb er bann Dem SiirIten unb
perlangte bic 3leini9teit bon 100000
Jrancs fir bic Nustieferuns Der DO
tumente. 5iirit 5erbinanb iebte TO-
gleih bic Dfterreidii6e poIi5ei in Be-
tpegung, aber Der Grprefer bait. ii6
bereits na6 RuBlanb per8ogen, unb 70
bat Der Jiirit fdlieblid bod Elm re6t
biibi6es Siimmden be5ablen miiFen.
o Sin Mann aus Barcelona, Spds
MEN, i6rieb an bic Sobe pforte in
3onitantinopsl. er babe cine grose
9eri6pDrung segen bas 2eben b.s
Gultdns entbedt unb fci in Der Gage,
bic Gbulbisen ausauliefsrn, ipcnn
man ibm 1000 5ranes @ori9ub alif
bic Heiietoiten gebs, Der tiirtii6e
GeneroltonIul in Barcelona ipurbe an
aepieisn, bic Gumms aus3u3ablen unb
benz Spanier auBerbem nod fernere
2000 Jroncs in QuSiid)t 5l ite1en.
falls er jein 9eripre6en erfiQte. Der
Spanier nabm porldufis bic 1000
5rancs unb parb nift mebr seisben.
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49, = y " y ~
d]tcnen gele9t.-Sie o@uib.
lngton, Baltimore & annapolis GlcF.
trilhe Sa6ngeIellihoft" lit IN Der all.
gcncbmen Gage. mittbeilen 5l f0lls
nclL baB ole Shienen bon ser Napal
IcooemD Sul1ction bis sur @ren5e
0cS GiltriftS columbia gelcgt Iinb.
Nopol gcaoenp Slnstion beiinbet iid,
in ser NGbe beS Dries Sbenton, an
cillem Eltntte, no Die annapolis
3lpcigbnbn nit Der Soltimors@aib.
illgton . @ahnitrcdc 5uiammcntrifft,
mo bctr0gt Die 2angc Ger poIlenoctcn
Strcdc 20 Weilen. llngeiGbr finn
Oteilen Sd)icnen iilto ioipeit BON Bal.
tinore ndf Der Sltnctiou 9cIgt uno
eritbrl9t cs mir nod 5iutihen Y un0
10 Wfeilcn, INN Die gar5e &inic ferti1
gcitellt SIT le6cn. Tic itJrpicrigltcn
Nrbciten, ipeld)e 9ritdenanIogcr.
Sunnels mo Die nothigen @orfeb.
rllngen, nm einen Gingong mad
baltimore 5lt iiloen, eiuld)lieBell.
lino ollc bollcnoet. 9tur etnilc
9riidcnonlogcn mno &ohbahnorbci.
ten in Der gfGbe bon @oibillgtpn
Icbcn nod ibrer G%olIcnoung entgegen,
bod) iiro nle Gorfebrunocn an oieicr
Stelle getroffcn, INT %unnotbige 3cit'
perlit'tc ST uernieioen.
Gie @ublitredc 5piid)cn Baltimore
nn0 Nnual NcoOenlp Slnlction berci'
tct nbiolllt feline Sdlpierigtcitcn uno
lilo bort beillobe ale 9lrbciten Dol.
lenoet. Sn @an5en eicbt es nllr
flint Stellcn, no bic @abn oic 2uno.
itrobcl oli oeren 9tipcoll frclljt.
9ieic bcfinocn iid) ollc in Innc
Nrunoel.Gollntp, 0ercn @eboroen ser
Vobll fcinc obcrs o0er unterir6iihen
Sabnanlagcn geitotten iuoQtelt. Die
@nbngeleIlif)nit cripnrtet, ibren crItcn
@oggon in ungei1br 10 Sngen 81
crbaltcn mo iino oiciclbcn bon Der
9tiles @ag0on E 8eicaidoft bon
Miles, Ohio, erbnllt. Sic iilb i1nrmt.
lid nod Dem Eullnlan'id)en Spitenl
bcracItcllt 'llno fir groBe Sobrgc,
Id)uinoigfcit bcred)net. Die grobtcll
Sdmieri9feltcn our glllo9c Der
9obngelcile crgobcn lid bci'm 9lilf-
boil Der crbohten 9obnonlogen 5lui.
id)en Scott.S trnbc ulo ben in Scr
N0be bon @eitport beiinolid)en
@eleiien Der %. & 8. 9abu," ou oas
Goncret'5 lnoanlent in Solge gtad,-
gc6erS ocs @oocltS ipieoer erreitert
neroen mliBte. GieS mar nit iebr
9roBen Shpieri9feiten perbunben
6n eS nit 0pnnmit geiprengt iueroen
nnBte. Cine 3eitlung oadte man
onB oos in Der Ndbe Ser Sippnn's
Safe befinolife Sodbabngeleiie iid)
e6enfaQs ienfen miiroe. bod bat iid
Dies gliidlider @eiie nod nidt eruie.
len.
@bleben. On Ieinem 46.
2ebensiabre itorb geitern Sr. alguit
s. Shdffer, Sobn bon alilguit Sddf.
Ter uuo Der peritorbenen Minnie
SfGffer. Die 9eeroiauna fti1oet
morgen Nad)mittag 4 llbr bon Der
@o6nung ieiner SdJpeIter, Sral
.Ninnie Stange, Hr. 720, Horo.Rat.
: Eurf Noenue, aus ulif Dem
Baltimore 6riebbof itatt.
8aolin. @rpIoiion.- Sn
Der @obnung BON VI. ansfo, Nr. ZIG,
@eit.Ga S1robc, entitono &c.
tern Nad)nlittag in 6olgc Der grpIo.
ion zines observation-disclosures Selier, oas
9liidlider @eiie BON Ser 6euerrpebr
tett5eitig eeIoit5t lpuroe. Ger al,ee.
,;Afrt, SA,So,, IA ,ph,Sn,tonN |
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--1.--- -~.- --t-- --.-- .-.-ss'
Dame, Die ilm Elm Gmpfeblun95I1ret,
ben BON eincm ieiEer 6reunbe broftc.
Wereoitb elnpfing ie iebr frsunotjA
uno fjibrte iie nit einigem Stol3 burf)
baS nele !S1us.
9oh bic Dame perleBte nit einem
4usorud Der gnttduT4un1: .Sn
Sbreu 9i6err bei6reiben Sic tets
sroBe Burger unb reih9eI6midte
S6l0Fer, uno jebt bauen sic Ii4 ielblt
Elm 70 tleinss 6auS!"
.9as bat einer febr einFd1eu
@runb," berIeBte Der Roman'9riititets
Ter, nWorte tpiten ni6ts, aber Steine
ftno theuer."
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R9man nn0 Wirklibkeit.

Der 6eriibmte engliI6s Homar'
i6riftitsler Georges Wsrepitb fibrte
Elm fsbr einfa9es Gsben. gnblid lieb
er iid Elm Saus bausn, bas gang ents
5iidsno. babel absr redt Helm tpar.
Wdbreno bieies Saus eebaut purbe.
srkisft ar hon WsfuA sirar tnnaaa
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1ta ulTe.

Gin junees Gbepaar bat ben eriten
Streit binter ii4. unb bas 9spitter
bat iid nod ni6t gang per5oeen. geim
WittdgeHen bolt Der Gatte sin 5aar
aus Der Suppe beraus. q
ais Sunsgeiele fano ih 10 sttpas
ME" q q Run. ih babe
in Der Gbe eu6 i6on Elm 9aar sefuns
ben"
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VN bCfIHNICN.
Srci ihbnc carmen III Baltimore GDlttN
nnbe Der Sidot. nit guten Geb1loerr, 10 Elder
3n $4,000, 80 gder dl $1,000 mo so 9tder 81,
$4,000.
Serner ~foIgeroc Varenins in strtlre %9trilnorI.
Gountn
3s slder, 4 liar, "a Balb. nit aItcm @obIr.
bans, 5u 1915:
100 gder, 1916 Ilur, 10 NaIo, autes 8au3,
6u $1,000;
1870 ader, 100 ilar, so S9nIb. fcbr quite &c.
bdlioc, 5u $500:
40 9lder, 1870 iIar, 10 g8nIb, ellte Sebauoe.
gu $4,000.
Ndbere3 bel Scrmann gaoenhuop, Sr. III.
Tpro.Gbnrlcss StraRc, Baltimore, DID.
tSepttlO
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@uter Sergleid . Sra,
mein 9ieber, haben Sbnen geItern
abeno Die gr;dblunseu unieres Sor-
tiers imponirt? Ter bat deirien Mlinb,
ras2" ia, Gas reiuitc 2ltalo9!"
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3n bcrmiet6en.

l4 5u permtetben:
Erdbtige oreiifodiee Sdufer NITRO '8tnriiterIt
unb Beran6n. 5000 8lod, Yarf-Sei9bts,Mpe.
Sos unb eIeftriffeS 9i6t. Iumpibei3urg.
e8df6erei. Hafenpldbe etc.
ovi,. ono !; SSrSt"s , gsrmsn, a.i,s,,, m,.
CSnnt30. 1S,S&S)
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RI. 723, 725. 727 ETC., Gorfnd-Npenue.
BftIiG bon Der WorfsRoao; boI1ftdnbie prd9tie
befcrirt; iebe mooerne geouerrIidfeit.
Nr. lis. III, 119 etc., Rprb. Tatnrent.etr.,
spifden Tairniolini.g(benne iino SnbettesStr.,
Elm 0eoiert BON. r9atterfpnsgart". Durtipee
fb5r beforirt: iebe r,pberne RenuemIi hfeit:
bpeiit1dige Sdiifer. GSm arb &. etprd. an Ert
nnS etefe. ODER Sr. So, 0nntber.yutlbfMa,
Gahette. unb ct. ganLetr. Gebr9.1O
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Sn %perfanfcn.


Cine Briuatperfon nil ein oeincIamp lily.
r~igbt"9StaIlo. in guicm 3%lltdnoe, biuia nerialis
fen. gat5nfrager III Tr. 1929. Fattcripn'9lps,
(25S-g)
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SteaengciudJe.
Steueaciam

Gin ocntfbeS GbcpIor iuht StcQuHs. ole
Trait ais S1fit lno Der Mianr fir SalSarbsit.
glnt5utragen IN Nr. 1853, 8arrett.slucnuc,
2ucuits Ypint. (257-9)
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GGfc SIR &eiie iu's Iuslan6 &c.
iorst 6. @aine, Nr. 413, Cit.galti.
morcltrale, ndbe Gnltum Somie Tuc,
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3n pertaNfen:
3tpeis urh oreiitbdiee S1nfer in alien Sia5is
tbeilen. 5erner @runo5tnfc mn eutitebenbe
&Dpotbefer. giaf5ufraaen bel Scrutann @ooct.
,up, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hr. III, Hpros
Gbarlec,S trnsc, Baltimore, Mo.
giit Sd1ifteiGrtrn bon mo mad, Seuifdlnro
'itn bier III buber. tSepti5.1OI
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8elo sn perleiben.

9le. DeIfe gelS gebraudDen, iprebeu bier
ppr. Inleiheu auf SaIdre, Wipbel uro @rlnos
eiecnttum. On 8ertrdi s1. Seine QodnsSfiees
MetbooeTl. uSaltimure Suoeitment Co." VT.
100, Gprb.eaea. strnhe. (278-)
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3n ucrfauien bilig:
Sdufer bon 5000 big $3.50; uqe 8trbeie.
rinaen; Ieitte 8eoinalraen; ~iiebriaer @rurb'
aims. Nnf jufragen Ode Strait. nno sedste
GtraRe, Stghlanbtuiun. (Sept4 ,1ND
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gerIaust Srauen nnh &abdeu.

Terlatgt: "a
YIN Wtuobell a.. v,~~,..l in elmer ilcinCll
Sdtltlte; tein SSaibeH mo giieelH; guteS Seim
mo gutter Sobn. ga63ufra9en in Hr. 1881
Tpro'G nIpcrt. etrafe. (259-G5) y
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&erlanat:

Sab Girls" uno Bundle 8rap-
pers"; nad5uiragen I'M 9iireau oe5
Superintendent, Stciuart & ST.,
SDiparo. rnb 2crinetpnsS tr. (251@
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Sin bcutiheS NtindcIt ooer iItere Sruli fir
ole augeutellc Sausarbeit, fuiutc cine 6eituus
6ei Soi. @ineibrrft i'm nSutef 9cn1," Var. 1925,
Hnrb.G BarlcS. StrnHe. (25S-G0)
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Sn ocrtanfeH:
Gin Saus nit 9 3intfrern. Sonlnerfii9e uto
8nbe5imnter. beibcs uno fnlteS gSaiier. sag.
@inrihtune; Il SuB Srprt; @rlnh3iuS $34 pto
Snbr uro in elmer i90neit oeitifen gtuhbnrs
idtnft .9elcqell. Na65uirngen in 9ir. G25, yiuros
Monfforo .Mpcnne. (25S-60)
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Cine 6rau ais db1tn in elmer 5dmtIie bon
bier Herlonen; uiub etuas @Hglilb ~iprecbei;
Autcr Sobn lino Setut. 9iud6Ifrd9en IN Mr.
2i33, ct. PAUL. Strake. guloertsS traben.@a
fnbreH al Der Sbiire Oorbei. (256-9)
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Ctcs TT JDrt WfIc9eHHeH
sur erperbnna zines .r1osernen 5uet' ober brei.
ft1digen Snufes in outer 91ae.
200 3duiergepterte Dft'Eurth.Muenne.
@eauem ffir ale Strabenbabns2irien. Sebes
6als belist ole Girrittun9el, nit oenen Elm
rlooernes Sdus dusaefidttet fperber fann.
3dglt6 unb Grnntnss 5Hr Suipcftton often.
Simmer 81, Buutter Building,
(Gept5--) Snnette. nub Ct. 4nul.Str.
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gu perfanicn:
2aoen nnS @obnbaiis Nr. SIS,
Nuro-GprtItrabc;

en- uerfnnfen:
Gin SrocerOsqaoen init guieTt Sei6dft; quito
gln6barfbatt. Ndh5uirngeft in Hr. 40, Dit
Stbble. Strnhe. (256-s)
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VerIuuat,


sine cute SodOin in elmer lsrtontfauliIic; iein
gSafhen uno Niigeln; outer 4obr. GuA5uiras
gen In Nr. 1885, 2iuoen'Apenue. (25s-9)
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Yin Wdocben fir ole Saisarbeit in elmer TIclz
men 6nmilte; 5pci Dtioden 9cbalten uno Wdibr
dlls9e9ebcH; gutes SciiH. gtuhjufruecn in Nr.
2O20, GHtafusYlaec (25s-9)