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The Washington herald., 1907-07-17

he meets the people Of the nation. The
same thing is true of La Toilette and
Champ Clark and Dolliver and other poll
ticians who Ike to earn money and also
like to keep next 10 the people None
Of them speaks 10 as many people as
Mr.. Bryan. however. for Bryan day at
every Chautauqua is almost invariably
the record breaker.
The influences Of the Chautauqua on
the community are all for the good and
are quite marked. The leading people of
the town unite 10 organize the assembly.
and the various clergymen and ministers
are always interested. This promotes fra
ternity among the churches, tends 70
lessen denominational competition, and
brings the religious life Of town into
harmony The lectures and lessons also
promote a desire for good reading, and
many people are inspired TO take up
serious books. or TO begin a reading
course such as is laid down by the c. L,
IS. C.-the Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
titic Circle. The desire to read means a
demand for books. and In many towns OF
the Middle West the ChautauGua move
ment is directly responsible for the cree
ton and maintenance of a free public
library.
Chickasha. Ind. T.. is a town yet
in its teens, but its handsome library
in a Greeian building of stone has been
fitted out with a good collection Of
reference books by the local Chautau-
quans. These Chautauquans have saved
many a Carnegie library by agtating the
public mind and preventing city council
from going back on the promise Of so
much year to buy books and maintain
the library.
Then, the Chautauqua assembly ad
vances the standard of education In the
community. The local high school IS ben
Gifted. and many youths are now. in col
lege who would have been on the farm If
theiy fathers had not been awakened by
the Chautauqua assembly TO the value Of
a higher education. Fewer young men
are kept away from college by poverty
in these prosperous times than by the
notion Of parents that a college education
is a useless and expensive thing. which
is more likely TO ruin the boy than to
help him.
While New England the South. and the
Pacific Coast have all taken kindly 10 the
ChsuJauqua movement. it has reached its
fullest development in the prosperous
States OF the Middle West-Iowa leading.
with more than sixty assemblies IlI-
nois, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Texas. Ok
lahoma, Kansas. Wisconsin, and Michi-
gan follow, with from forty down 10
twelve assemblies each The movement
is growing every summer and bids fair
10 double its scope within the next two
or three years.
No greater movement for education Of
adults has ever been undertaken. and.
like all distinctiyely American move
ments. fl sprang from the demand OF the
people for such education, and is not the
growth of a plan 10 force education upon
the uneducated. The people desired TO
come in contact with the leading men Of
the day. and when they found that the
Chauauqua would serve their purpose
they welcomed IT,
Tomorrow - CuriO Hunting for
Profit.
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FOR SHAFT TO "FITz7 LEE.
Confederate Reunion Balance May
start Popular Fund.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. July ia movement is
on foot to have the fund left over from
the Confederate reunion used as nucleus
around which to raise fund for a monu-
ment to the memory of Gen Fitzhugh
Lee.
The idea has already become popular
among the old soldiers. Many who con-
tributed TO the fund have expressed a
willingness to have the money used for
this purpose and this will probably be
dore,
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CoEman-Gruver
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Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Winchester Va. July 16.-Henry II.
Conman. a travelling salesman, OF
Waynesboro, Va, and Miss Blanche E.
Gruver. Of Reliance. Va, were married
last evening at the United Brethren
Church parsonage in Stephen City, this
county, by Rev. Z. a. Stanton. They will
live in Waynesboro.
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Edgar L. Mason Buried.


The funeral OF Leo J. Ewald. who died
Saturday, was held this morning from 81.
Mary's Catholic Church. The members Of
the Catholic Benevolent Lesion attended,
and the services were conducted By Fa-
ther Kelly. assistant pastor Of the church.
The palbearers were John D. Normyle.
T. MCGOWAN. John MCkenna, John T..
Johnson. James Roche, and William
Chauncey. The body was inferred in St
Mary's Cemetery.
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SOUTHERN GROCERs IN SESSION
Washington VIII Try to Get Next
Convention of the Association.
S,,~f,1 .. III, KK-,.l-;r,-,.., Ill

Baltimore, July 16.-The Southern Whole
sale Grocers' Association to-day began its
sixteenth annual convention in this city.
To-day's events included a meeting Of
the advisory board. a business session at
p. m. and a banquet at Electric Park
Mayor MahOol will officially welcome
the delegates tomorrow morning. and In
the afternoon the ladies accompanying
the delegates Will be entertained at Bay
Shore Park.
The Memphis delegates are booming d.
II. White for president. and Washington.
D. c., is understood TO be a determined
candidate for the next convention city.
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WILL AID TOBACCO SUIT,
Growers OGeF
Help to Government.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Danviue. Va, July 16.-The Mutual Pro-
tective Association of Bright Tobacco
Growers Of Virginia and North Carolina,
incorporated under the laws of Virginia
in annual session here to-day decided To
invite the Department of Justice 10
send representatives to Danville and
other tobacco markets. as well as TO the
tobacco growing sections of the two
States. in order that the officers Of the
Farmers Association might aid them in
securing Information with which 10
prosecute and dissolve the American To-
bacco Company.
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MAYOR CLAUDE ASKS REPORT.
He Would Rid Annapolis of Evils
Alleged by Naval Board.

Special 10 The washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, July 16.-Mayor Gordon
II. Claude. OF Annapolis, has addressed
a communication TO the Navy Depart
ment. asking that he be furnished an
official copy of the report of the board
OF officers, presided over by Capt. Richard
Wainwright, which conducted an investi-
cation with the idea OF recommending
changes IN the curriculum of study at
the Naval Academy.
Embodied in the report Of this board
was a recommendation concerning the
alleged pernicious influences with which
candidates for the Acaaeny are thrown
into contact while IN Annapolis preparing
for their entrance examina ton. and
Mayor Claude has asked for the full re-
port for the purpose Of taking steps look
ing to remedying the evils alleged to
exist
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
MRS 1. K. NJ. WHITMORE DIES.
Mother of Virginia Horseman and
S4orI. Eracder TxxIca Married

Mother of Virginia HOrseman and
stock Breeder Twice Married.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July l6-Charles Multi
Kin, the wealthy nOrseman anu owner o.
historic Pagebrook Farm, near Boyce,
Clarke County. Va. has received news Of
the death OF his mother, Mrs. Louis
Knapp Mullikin Whitemore. at her home
in ST. Louis, aged sixty-six years
Born in St Louis. she was a daughter
Of the late Col George Knapp She first
married Napoleon Mullikin. a large stock
holder and promoter in the Higgins Ferry
Company. In April, 1882 she married
Henry r, Whtemore, prominent in busi-
ness and social circles. By the second
marriage there we're no children. Her
second husband and the one son by the
former marriage survive.
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Andrcw Underwood DIes.

Andrew Underwood died last night at
his residence. 357 Wolfe street, after a
long hile-s. lie was sixty-eight years
old and a native OF Occoquan. but had
made his home In this city for several
years His wife and one brother. oliver
Underwood survive him. The funeral
will be held from his late residence Thurs
day morning az II o'clock
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GETS ADMIRALS PORTRAITS.
Academy VIII Hang BrOwnson's and
sands LfIzenesses.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis Md. July 16.-The Naval
Academy has received enlarged portraits
Of Rear Admiral Willard II. Brownson
retired) now chief Of the Bureau Of
Navigation and Rear Admiral James II.
Sands tretired), both former superintcnd-
ents of the Academy.
The portraits will be added to the gal
lery of portraits of former superintendent
which adOrn the walls OF the library.
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western nInrrlnnd Engineer Hurt.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Md. July 16.-EHgineman
Raleigh Hoch, of Hagerstown, sustained
a crushed leg and was otherwise injured
to-day. as the result OF freight wreck
on the Western Maryland Railroad. near
the Blue Mountain House. Other mem
bers of the crew escaped By jumping.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17

Here Is shown small gown which Is
simple enough for the least experienced
to fashion and yet dainty enough for anv
KIND OF wear. The small yoke may be of
a line all-over embroidery with a narrow
lace at the neck and pretty beading mr.
insertion to edge It. The fullness of the
front and back is placed at the lower
edges Of the yokes. so that no buncbiness
appears at the shoulder. The sleeves NAV
be finished long or in short puff. Extra
fullness is let into the skirt bv means of
an inverted box pleat at the undorar,
The dress may be made OF any tub fabric
lawn, swiss. null. and dimity being sns,,
gested. For the medium size 2H wards %
inches wide are needed. Sizes y, /
and years.
A pattern Of this may be obtained b,,
tnclosing 10 cents in stamps and addrosg-
ing Pattern Department, The washington
Herald. 7Si Fifteenth street northwest
giving number (25Sp and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
OCEAN VIEW Near Norfolk, VA.
RICHMOND COLLAGE

VIRGINIA BEACH VA
Fronting Atlantic Ocean Excellent Surf Bstbiug
Excellent Table. All kinds oi Sea FoOd
Rates, S 70 81 q week STecisl Terms 10 Parties
every half hour
Address for further particulars
MISSES HUNTER AND LLOYD.
jyl7-WGS-St
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THE BREAKERS.

UCEAN NIEW. VA
How 70 get there; Take Ocean View Express az
CRANKY aud Main sts Norfolk Va TO Ocean View
transfer 70 Cottage car 70 door 0. The Breakers
opposite UiG Point Comfort. Sea-fOod table Cars
pass door 10 exposition grounds every ten minutes.
fOr further information address Mrs. 81. u. CAhILL
The Breakers. 0cean View Va
my26- 5 VT I'm. then n
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wILLoUGHBY REACH HOTEL

WILJOUGHBY BEACH VA
Special rates for Washington people while VISITING
day and up. Take Ocean view boat from Old Point
Comfort, OF cars marked 'Old Point Express % 81
Willoughhy Beach local from Norfolk Fine boating
and fishing. Dancing and music from g 20 l. 80 D n
ielSdexS.u II. S. PARKER Manager.
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HELD FOR BEATING MAN.
Oscar Jacobs Accused of Being One
of DusanE's AssniInnts.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Md. July l6.-Oscar Jacobs
was arrested here to-day and held on the
charge Of being one Of four young men
who last night brutally assaulted and
beat Harry Dusang along the public road,
a mile from BOOnesborO.
Dusang's nose was broken. and he is
suffering from other wounds I'm his head
and face. His assailants left him un-
conscious.
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Police Answer Riot Call and
Find Trouble Over.
DETERMINE TO END ROwDYIsM
Funerals of Edgar Il. Mason and Leo
j. EwHId Are HeId-AndFew I'm
WnshinEtOnfnn and His COmpan-
ion Arrested for Cruelty TO Horse.
WASHINGTON HERALD RuREAu.


529 King Street
Alexandria, Va, July 16.-In response
to a hurry call. announcing that at least
four policemen were needed to suppress
a free-for-an fight at the corner of Fair
fax and Wilkes street. a squad Of men.
headed by Chief Goods, hastened 10 the
scene and found that Lieut.. Bettis had
restored order by making one arrest.
He had in custody Morgan Moore. who
was taken 10 the stationhOuse and
locked up on the charge Of assault until
$50 was deposited as collateral for his ap-
pearance in the Police Court tomorrow
morning. It is alleged that he attacked a
man named Maglhs in front Of the lat
ter's house on the corner.
The disorder occurred within a short
tirNe after trial before Justice Cation,
in the Police Court, when Moore and
Robert Evans were fined $ each on the
charge Of raising a disturbance last Sun
day night at the same place, In addi-
ton 70 being fined, Evans was required
to give $50 bond TO keep the peace for
three months.
In the past few weeks numerous COM
plants have been made concerning dis
order in the evening in the locality
known as the Tunnel corner. The police
declare that the gathering Of noisy
crowds at that place will be broken up
at once.
Edgnr Il. Mason Buried.
The funeral Of Edgar z, Mason, whose
death Occurred Monday morning at
Marshall, Va, was held this afternoon
at Ivy Hill Cemetery. where the remains
were inferred in the family burial ground.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Samuel A. Wallis, Of the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary. The following were the
pallbearers: Arthur Herbert. William
Bryant, and J. r. Zimmerman. OF this
city, and Carlyle Whiting, Neville Whit
ing. and Brian F. Whiting. the last named
being nephews Of the deceased.
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GraYarches cottage.

fINTINIA hEALH- "a.
FRONTING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
In direct touch with the Exposition Grounds By
Trains and Trolleys. Modern convenienoe Desirable
beach location. Reasonable terms. Correspondence
solicited
MRS. NJ S. Cosby, Propristress.
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Restaurants Open Again.

All the smashed restaurants but one
opened for business again to-day. and
were well patronizeG. The Greeks control
the restaurant business here, and hun
dreds of persons yesterday and last night
secured the town in vain for hot lunches
Joakim Alexopulos Archimandrte. par
ish priest Of the Orthodox Greek Church
in Washington. arrived here to-day to
make a personal investigation. He is not
here in any official capacity, but he will
send report TO the representatives Of
the Greek government IN Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
WELDON COTTAGE
VIRGINIA nEsCu "a

VIRGINIA BEACH. va
Located Immediately on the Ocean. Free shower
6ath pT1Tileges- Finest Surf Bathing Excellent
Meals with Rooms, from so 10 81 a week
UI-W&SG MISS T. n POLLOCK
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ORIA HOTEL,

Main st.. Norfolk, Va, European plan. P. A. 5.
Brine Manager. Cars 70 jamestown Exposition pass
the door; two squares 10 wharf for water route.
jesd&S-lm then If
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17

If you are In need of anything. put
want ad. in The Herald, and see how
quick you get results.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office
H. S. WALLACE. SPena! Representative.
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WOULD PAY GREEKS
But Roanoke Mayor Is Not
Seconded by Council.
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING
Thirty Witnesses Are Heard and
Many More Are Yet TO BE Exam
ined - Judge Declares Disorder
Must he Put Down FinaIIy-Res-
taurants Reopen and Police Active.

Roanoke, Va, July lG-In a message TO
the city council tonight Mayor Cutehin
said, referring TO Saturdays anu-Greek
riot:
4 recommend that committee 0e ap-
pointed with full authority to take up
the question of damages and make such
reparau7n as is Just and settle the same
without delay, and in this way convince
the government, both State and national,
that Roanoke can and viii settle the
matter according 70 justice and right,
not taking advantage Of any technicality,
and in this way redeem our good name as
much as possible"
The mayor also asked the council to
authorize him to offer a reward for in
formation which will lead TO the arrest
and conviction Of the guilty parties
The city council referred to the finance
committee the mayors request. and set
no date for the finance committee 10 re-
port. Mayor Cutchin SAYS he will now
call a mass meeting Of the citizens and
call on them 10 contribute money with
which % pay the damages.
All policemen on beats tonight are
armed with riot rifles. but the city is
quiet,
Grand Jury WieIds Probe.
The special grand jury ordered by Judge
Wood Of the Corporation Court, 10 inves-
tigate the riots % which a mob took pos
session Of IT., Siuess center. overthrow
the police. an- smashed all the Greek res
taurants in town, got to work to-day. and
when it adjourned this evening thirty wit
nesses had testified.
FOry-nine persons had been summoned
up to last night. and fifteen more were
summoned to-day The grand Jury viii
give out nothing until after the investi-
cation has been completed-to-morrow
night or next day. In his charge 10 the
jury to-day Judge Woods said. in part.
a power which may be dened with
impunity is nearing its end This is true
of all in authority. from chief executive
TO petty constable. and the time has come
in Roanoke when the idle. the dlssolute.
and the law-defying element should be
made to feel that they Will no longer be
tempOrized with, but punished in a man.
ner commensurate with ;heir offenses
against society,"
Restaurants Open Again.
All the smashed restaurants but one
opened for business again to-day. and
were well patronizeG. The Greeks control
the restaurant business here, and hun
dreds Of persons yesterday and last night
secured the town in vain for hot lunches.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
THE MONITOR, 's'

Beautiful permanent; new throughout; accommo-
dates with its snneKes 400 every service guaranteed
Rates: Lodging &-0; regular meals 50c Linitel
cafe service Bus meets al trains and s.eamIA
myl3-u
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New Hotel IsIesworth,

n TIE Heart q Atlanflc tIty.
Overlooking the Boardwalk and Steel Pier. 800
Newly Furnished Rooms. en- suite and single. Baths
with sea water connections. Our patrons refer
ence. We please You Booklets and rates for the
asking WM- HlMAN. pTOpr. ". T. GREEN.
Mgr.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
NEW JERSEY RESORTS.
VIRGINIA RESORTS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-MOdern conveuisnces: newly
furnished: superior table; freest0ne water; splen-
did scenery. air. fishing. and driving; two blocks
from depot D0YEL & JENKINS. Proprietors,
HaTTiSonbuTs Va I5-d&5-Sot
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
HOTEL LAFAYETTE
PORTS SMoUTH, va.

FORT SMoUTH, Va.
Hotel one block to boat landing Of water ruuss "a
Exposition. Accommodation, A0; Europeeu plan
my20-u w. L. NEW. Proprietor
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17

The Chautauqua has brought to the
rural reader the men Of whom he has
read. Mr.. Bryan is no longer q caricature
10 him-he has heard Bryan speak. and
not on politics. la Toilette is no longer y
pompadoured Quixote riding full tilt al 3
railroad merger windmill-the farmer has
listened to him talk Ben Tillman IS no
longer a frebreathing dragon with claws
of pitchforks-the countryside has eaan
the jovial Southern man when he ISM
angry.
For many reasons the Chautauqua Plat
form is most attractive to orators and
statesmen, both those without Jobs and
those with them. Mr. Bryan addresses
audiences Of from S.0o0 TO 1900 people
each day for ten weeks in the summer
Chautauqua season. For these speeches
he Is well paid. He makes money and
The Washington herald., 1907-07-17
The Arlington,
HOTEL STERLING. s:s s:sts:.s s:.sshI Avsnu

Connecticut and Oriental AYES One minute from
Beach. Large, airy rooms superior table, bone
comforts; reasonable rates booklet mailed.
bISId A. F. GREENE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13

Sausberr (5um 8efannten): .Bas
Die 8eiber einem fir i6iperes @elb
toiten; ba ididt Die Yusmaherin tpies
Der cine 8e9nuns iiber fiinf5ie Iarf.
oas LIT Die brittle in bieiem Ionatl"
0ie fleine Bretbe: .Sa; aber ims
mer bieielbe, Yapa."
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Vute YbotOgrapbicu

fonnen mr. BON 6rperteu beraeiteat weroen.
is gilt bel oeren Sertslimt9 Griabrung
gu babeu, pancnoe 8opi. mo aorperielmns
ael ~ bea6ten, oaS paiieuoe elbt. uno
Notwithstanding ;u fenuem NIB oann
audi bic motblseu, oft re1t fotipieli9sm
gtpparote AZ baben. Sieies Niles III uors
boupsn. weru Sbr Cure Photographic uou
mir moHrr Ir'ic'.
u. Q. @ae4cnsie.
1915 Clay. or. Oaouqae, 30
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Snt 2a6oraturium.

~@as lit benn aus Sans GpfeI.
eahm setporSen. Serr YrofeHor? Sat
er bier nidt porises Sabr searbeitet?"
YGeb ia, CANA redt. Better
Neni9 getpeien - Der a~pfelbaun,.
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acknowledgements.
Gin %ansenebmer Gait.

Birth: Sat Der Serr. Der 70 biel
seeeiIen unb %setrunfen aud b~e5ablt?"
&eIner: -Nein. ct lift nit Der Sede
onr6gebrannt aber porber bat
er iid nod bas gei9perbebi9 seben
laiIenl"
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: Solde 2eute. Die ba alaiben.

Solde 2eute, Die bn 9lauben,
bab lie Gles tpiHen. mas %ipiiienspertb
ut, iino ho69ebilbet - na6 ibrem
eigenen 9aiiirbalten.
@s ut idmer. Dab 9erieniee.
tpel6er piel ipriGt, nibt aud liige.
gs ut cine eolbene Hegel, Dab
man Die Meni6en niht mad ibren
@einnngen b~eurtbeilen miiIie. ionbern
na6 Sem, mas Die Wieinunsen aus
ibneu madden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13

@eraoe mas man aebanfenlos
be9ebt, entldulbist man nit: sd
bab' gebaht." ~
Sie Sei6neibung bes Germ
priidt Den beilisiten Iamen u~nleres
lic5iten Serrn Seiu auf ben Gnfans
zines ieSen neueu oebensia6res; es
i6miidt oasielbe nit ienen rotben
S6neeflodcn, Den eriten gli;tben ieis
mes ~foltbaren 8lutes.
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Sie Serlimd)t Der 9iibe.

Sie Serliudt Der 3iibe lit Gin
8ruitleioen uno unbeilbar. aber
Iansipieris in ibrem @elaufe. 10 Dap
oamit bebaitete Sbiere iabreIang cris
itiren fDnnen. nobel iie alerbinss
redt mayer perben. Sic Granfbeit
fenn5eidnet iid bur6 5eitpeile aus
bre6enbe. before SuitenanfGle. Die
gan6 anbers tlinsen. als Die Der 9uns
9enieude entltammenoen. Cine perls
iiidtige Sub bari ni6t sur Suft pers
lpenoet lperben. unb ipenn man Die
aranfbeit nit Ginger @emibbeit ers
fannt bat. bleibt es INNER am beiten.
bas 9bier 81 i6la6ten. Sas Sleii6
lit natiirlih gut; I'M bas Hippenfea.
Die Seber uno bas @efroie baben
mebr ooer ipeniser fnotise. p%erlfors
MICE Guslpiihie, Die man lo%rsfGIti9
gu entfernen lm1en mnB. s.
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a,sxsssbassesr @asstis, pieastaa, ben, 10. amen4 1902.

Gutter 9opf - aber INNER geiItesabs
fpeienb, %beionoers beim 8ebruiib bon
gbemifaIien. Seb'n Sic Den sled
oa an Der 0ede?"
~Sa."
nDds lit er."
= y
Der SGlanmeter.
Wee9er: .8as piIit. &leiner?"
1ube: .8itt' ihonl 3nei 8irite,
aber reft grobe, tie iinb fir einen
&rdnfen!"
= =
Bonn &afernenbof.
ltnteroffi5ier: .&erl, iteb'n sic
ni6t ba tpie n CONDITION. bent Die &iis
denIampe in Die S6laeiabue sefaaen
it'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-13

Stloent (Dor einer 2itfabfdule) {:
"Seute bate i6 mir seraoe porses
nommen. einmal ms Sbenter 5u
seben, nnb MIN piro Gin 8Ias
8aiier" s~esebenl"