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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

mimic Rives, is embellished with two
Enthusiastically handsome drawings
by A B. Wenzell. The initial install.
ment Of this intensely interesting
story is a generous one. and carries
the reader through strange adven.
lures that take his breath and quicken
his pulse with eager anticipation OF
the swiftly moving events which must
follow the wedding of the beautiful
blind ward to the dissolute son of her
benefactor. who disappears. and her
belief that she has married the rector
OF the chapel.
In short fiction, The Home Maya
zine has always offered a delightful
plenty of the best entertaining short
stories in the market. and a variey
that has given the whole a smacking
relish.
An interesting and unusual lot OF
photographs accompanies Earl Mayo's
article, The Greater Housekeeper,
which picture parts of a mammoth ho-
tel which the public rarely sees.
Marion Harland contributes a val
liable paper on The Etiquette of
Church Weddings, which is supple
mented by Decorating Churches for
Weddings, by W. G. Fitz-Gerald, il
Illustrated from photographs.
Those who pirate over the passing
OF the home-with its community of
interests-and the growing tendency
to individualism, win find in the es-
say. The Cooperation of Parents and
Children. by Mrs. Abraham Polhemus,
a number Of interesting points worthy
OF sober consideration.
The Sanitary Cellar, The Use of
Shrubs. The Airedale Terrier, Raising
Water Fowl, Pretty Patterns from
Simple Stitches, Captivating Golf
fures. Homemade Furniture. Twenty
Sauces and FAN Fashions are titles OF
some OF the departments and articles
which indicate the wide scope Of in.
terests covered.
The Ginger Jar is as funny as ever.
and the department. Mainly About
People. replete with interesting para
graphs and photographs.
The Bobbs-merrill Company,
indianapolis.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
SEPTEMBER % IN HISTORY.

1322-Bavarian defeated the Aus.
trians at Muhldorf.
1396-Turks defeated the Christians
at Nicopolis.
1565-Menendez, the Spanish conquer
or of Florida, murdered two
hundred shipwrecked French.
774-Massachusetts legislature dis
solved by the royalist governor
1779-John Jay chosen as the Ameri
can commissioner to Spain.
Washington army and the
French allies arrived at York
town and began the siege.
1S41-George Clemenceau, the French
statesman, born.
1S47-Milton Mobiles, American actor,
1S63-Charles l, King Of Portugal,
born.
1992-Nancy Hanks trotted a mile in
2:04 at Terre Haute, Ind.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
LITERARY NOTE.

With an immensely pretty cover
one of Harrison Fishers most pleas
ing creations of attractive feminity-
The Home Magazine for October Las
succeeded in excelling itself. not only
in an artistic way. but in a Literary
and a practical way as well. The Oc-
tober number is sixteen pager larger
than any previous issue OF The Home
Magazine, and the contents are ad-
mirably devided into fiction, feature
articles. essays and departments in
the correct proportion Of their several
interests and particular appeal 10
those in the home.
The beginning Of the great new nov
el-Sstan Sanderson-by Halle Err
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

The Herald prints a communication
from Frank Pell in this issue. calling
attention to an incident at the station
last night while Secretary OF State
Root was addressing a number OF
citizens who had done him the honor
to call on him. The Herald people
were not present, but II Mr.. Pell
states the case correctly the police
certainly should have acted and acted
promptly. When distinguished
guest, and especially a national OFF,
Ger, is our guest he is at least entitled
to the courtesy befitting his office.
and It reflects no credit on commu-
nifty that any one should forget that
this courtesy is due. Secretary Root
will certainly understand that the In
terruptions offered him did not come
from a source OF which the city is
proud. and will possibly overlook Il,
but the reflection is on the community
that such an occurrence should go I'M
arrested. The incident has been very
openly commented on. and is very
condemned.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

The Herald presents an illustrated
article on the split log drag today
which It hopes will be read and stud
fed by the people Of both the city and
county. This drag has worked revolu-
tons in roads in other sections of the
country, and it can be made to do
good work in this county II the people
viii give It a chance. Read the ar.
tlcle printed today, and get busy with
a drag.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
Pythian Sisters.

There will be a call meeting of Iva
wood Temple Monday afternoon, Sept.
Both, o'clock. sharp. K of P. hall.
to trangact any business that may
come before the house. Officers and
drill staff please come NJ. f. c.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

Secretary Root had the distinguish
ed pleasure of spending a few houfs
in one of the greatest towns In good
old democratic Texas, and Of making
neighborly talk to good all-demo-
cratic audience. That is distinction
worth noting by the secretary OF
state.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

The lowly peanut is soaring. and is
becoming crop of much respectable
ity in Texas. 1t is money crop and
winner.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
IMPROVING CITIES.

Samuel Parsons and William Rudolf
o'Donoven are the joint authors of an
article, which appears in a recent
number of the North American Re-
view, on Design as Applied to Cit
les" The writers endeavor to indi-
cate in a general way the principles
on which new streets should be laid
out and constructed in the many
American cities which are at present
expanding rapidly under the stimula-
ton Of rapid transit facilities, and the
Aeans by which these principles may
hppiied. They say:
ell ordered structural house
IA Gore than a badly devised
he In fact, if one but looks
any urban or suburban dis
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
Printer, NJ, Toniobt

Palestine typographical Union No
472 will meet in regular session to-
night at 1880. sharp. Everyone be on
hand, as business Of Importance will
be transacted
BY order Of the President.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

It looks more and more like Roose-
welt will be the next republican can
didate for the presidency. In fact,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

it is doubtful II the republicans '
seriously consider any other name.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28
Bratton Drug Company,
TWO STORES
Oak St. Pharmacy
Oak and N. Sycamore
Telephone as

PALESTINE, TEXAS Sept 10TH 1907
AN THE PHYSICIANS OF PALESTINE AND AN
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line exceedingly practically
tices
quality dpendabity
Integrity accuracy.
FLUIDExTRkcTs,
the prescribed exhibiting
the fullest of therapeutic efficiency.
supplied
preparations
everywhere All other their with
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the best grades material which market sffords
We shall dispense soU55 prescriptions unless
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You cordially invited
will take pleasure adding that
Thanking
to be favored with continuance
we
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-28

TO THE PUBLIC
to
oeostov Millions Of bottles during this year.
down general health have dyspepsia subject to
esps1s kidney troubles disposed
BROMoNA you. But blood poisoning
consumption Bomona skilled physician
A o
PNEUMONIA GRIPPE, which
he human being WITHOUT
HOUSEHOLD.
Guaranteed Pure Food and Drugs 80 1906
COMPANY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

The dust on Main street ought to
have been settled before and not after
church yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
MONTPELIER.

The remains Of the late Henry T. Bal
lard father Of s. S. Ballard, who died
some time ago in Burlington arrived
Saturday from the receiving vault in
Burlington and were inferred in Green
Mount cemetery
The first hearing In the bankruptcy
case OF William r. Grandaeld, of North
field was heard Saturday before Referee
Theriault The bankrupt appeared and
was examined No debts were proved
and it was ordered that no trustee be
appointed.
Miss Julia Parady, of this city was
married Saturday to o. b. Reed, of
Troy, N. Y. When Miss Parady went
the other day she told her friends quiet
" Of the affair The news was verified
Saturday afternoon by telegram re-
ceived by her friends.
A party of New York and Phladel-
phia capitalists were in town Saturday.
In the party we're Arthur Dyer, Of New
York, A, r. Place, Of Lansdale. Pa, A.
G. Reift, of Souderton, Pa, Ellis Louder
and G. p. Gotwals, OF Lonsdale, Pa. Mr..
Dyer is the personal representative of
the large bond house OF Splitter & Co..
New York They looked over the
neld here and in Barre with a view to
taking up the bonds Of the Vermont
Power company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
PROF.. sHIpMANs CAREER.

The resignation Of William r. Ship
man, d. d., as dean of the college of
letters in Tufts college, as noted in
another column today, is matter of
more than passing interest because it
sewers very long active connection
with this collegiate institute, and it is
of more local interest because Prof.
Shipman is president of the trustees Of
Goddard seminary, school which he
was largely influential in establishing
President Shipman was also the first
principal Of the school, going from here
to Tufts college shortly afterwards but
retaining his interest in the seminary
on the board of trustees. In the thirty
OF more years intervening he has kept
close relations with the institution and
has been one of its guiding minds. Thus,
in addition to being one Of the founders
Of Goddard he has been one Of its chief
maintainers, so that the institution may
thank him in good measure for the COM
handing position which it now holds
among the secondary schools Of Yer
mont.
OF moro general interest, however,
is the length Of service in the institution
at Medford, Mass. II Is given to few
men to occupy position Of professor
in one institution for period of 40
years as he has done, and his determi-
ration to lay down the duties Of the
place the coming July must have been
made with regrets. Although Tufts
is his collegiate foster.mother Che is
Middlebury college graduate) his in.
terest in the college is not the sufferer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

DILLINGHAM; FOR CHAIRMAN.
To Head immigration Commission
Walter Husband For Secretary.

Washington, April % Senator Dill
lingham Of Vermont arrived here Sat
urday to attend the first meeting Of the
Joint immigration commission, which ii
to take place today. Senator Lodge
is also a member Of this commission.
The commission viii organize and elect
officers at the first meeting. Senator
Dillingham; as chairman of the senate
committee ON immigration and there.
fore ranking member Of the commission,
Il expected to be chosen chairman.
There is warm contest In for the
secretaryship of the commission in
which Walter Husband Of Vermont,
clerk Of the immigration committee, is
said to be leading.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

was not told where she was. She was
then three years old. She went first
to Wilmington, then to a Quaker settle
ment, and at the age Of eight years she
was placed in the Home for Little Wan
.deters in boston. Two years later she was
adopted bya family in Pawtucket, X. T.,
and was there until last January, when
she received a letter from her brother
and sister in Milford, Mass, to come and
visit them. They were visiting their
mother, who does not live with Mr..
French. She accepted the invitation and
was told that her father lived in Brat
tleboro. Previously she had been told
that be died in Jail She came to Brat
tleboro this week and called her father
by telephone He drove to the village
for her and greeted her with open arms.
Mr., French il now atrespectable citizen,
and his long-lost daughter says she viii
remain with him,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

Sticklers for strict accuracy in the
use Of union terms might find fault
with the following from the Bradford
Opinion:
"Hardwick's labor troubles are over
for four years and the battle lasted
only five weeks or so. Congratulations
to the town, to the granite workers and
to the proprietors. Anything, almost is
better than closed shops"
But the idea of the contemporary is
evident in spite of the statement that
anything is better than .closed shops;'
it means by CLOSED" not the unionized
definition but the shop which is closed
to business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

AT a meeting Of the Burlington, VT,
aldermen the other evening there was a
discussion of lake water as beverage
and whiskey as a medicine. The opinion
appears to prevail in Burlington that
whiskey is the safer of the two.--Man-
chester, N. IT,, Union.
Admitted, but still Burlington voted
last month to drink lake water, filtered
or unfltered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

Three SEVENTEEN birthdays recently
occurred, of Mark Twain, Grover Cieye-
lsnd and J. Pierpont Morgan. If any
one wants to know what the public es-
innate Of these men Is, respectively, let
him Judge by the newspaper promin-
ence given. Morgan's birthday was barely
noted, while Grover Cleveland and Mark
Twain got columns of space and hun
dreds OF congratulatory kilograms. The
moral seems to be that it pays to do
something for somebody besides your
self.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

Various Vermont towns are com
planning that the government census
estimator didn't do the state justice
with gain Of only 500 population
from 1900 to 1905, which is perhaps cor
rect. The real facts of Vermont's
growth will come out in 1910. Mean
while let the invitation to outsiders
through offers Of work continue to be
held out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

The Brattleboro Reformer suggests
that the expression ''ITe was shot in his
diningroom" might mean that he was
in the habit Of drinking too much with
his meals which suggestion is duly
noted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

His many Vermont friends will ex-
tend their best wishes to Walter Hus,
band and hope that he may land the
seeretaryship of the national immigra-
ton commission at Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
FHRI)liGI::'RiS'.I!.. s;G
ia North Main St. Barre. VT.

thereby. BY becoming professor emer-
titus he win retain more or less active
connection, and this will be part recogni-
ton Of his services to Tufts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22

The report that the Robin Hood pow
der company was to move from Swan
ton to st. Adams seems to have been
exploded, o. at least it was premature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
LONG LOST DAUGHTER FOUND.
Brattleboro Man Had Not Seen His Child
for Ie Years.

Brattleboro, April 22.-Watson S.
French, who lives on the Marlboro road,
several miles from Brattleboro village,
and his daughter, Miss Lila French, 10
years old, have been reunited this week
after being separated for sixteen years.
Mr. French formerly fell into the hands
of the law and while separated from his
family his daughter was put out and he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-22
copies. the largest paid circulation of
any daily paper in this section.

Another sign Of the time, the starting
OF mutual fire insurance company in
Burlington.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
aadb Elm 8ransberidbt.

Der Gommanbant Der fretfpilisen
Seuertpebr zines belsti9en @tdbtGtna
fanbte tiir3Ii6 an ben Tim boreeiebten
prdfeften einen 8eri6t iber einen
9ranb, ben bic Wngemeine @erIi9e=
runssprehe in mDeli9f treuer neBers
iebung 10 piebersibt: .s0err prGfett!
ais seftern pie gep5bnlid gegen
Qbenb bic Na9t setontmsn mar lnb
i'd mid nitbereelegt bate, I'm i'm
ShooBe bes @dIaFes gu ruben, purbe
i'd piOblid eeioedt burd @ef9rei, mel
DIES mad sSeter tisf. Oa id auf Der
6tele errietb, baB es fi9 nm Elm 5euer
hdnbelte, tueldes 6rannte, er6ob lid
MID unb btmerfte einen slu6enben
S&ein in Der Ri9tung Der @rauerei
Sdeobiere. Goglei9 lteb i'd NIT ben
Sienal60rnern 4Iorm bldfen unb perz
etnigte mid nit meinen Monn{Adften,
I'M uns mad Der 8rdnbfGtte gu btgez
ben. Oort angefommen, fi1lte t9 bds
gebarfniB, QppeG abSu6alten, unb td
fanb, baB mir ale bouaGblig tpdren.
ungliidft9ermsife bdtten tptr In Der
ueberitiir5una Der Gtls unfere @priben
bergeffen unb tpdren baber gertDtbigt,
auf Ratb oss Germ 8irsermeiHers
nit 90pfen bos Mafer aug elmer
pfiibe gu bofen, tpeI9es iehr f6ltnt
rod, nobel mir libel tpurbe, unb ais e
tihts mthr gu brennen CAB, stng bds
Beuer aus. 0arauf babe i9 metne
Wanni6aften ansersbet unb bantte
ibnen fiji ben Wutb. ben fe BET biefer
G~elsstnhsit geseist batten, benin Obns
benfeIben DGren bic Grouen, bic in
BEN 8oufe iparen, beute asrft5rt. Wir
haben basesen ben COB etnes Der TIM
ferisen gu betlasen, unb atpar bas
S9nein bon Sron5, bas erf9logen
tporben tit, Obne bab es fassn tonnte
.pie.' Sd beaeuse bic Gjtnauigfeit bies
ies 9ert@tsS, tnbem i'd our 8eglaue
bisune bethlehem nit mir asithne Ges
bere Meiuite, .comndnbant be Ponb
8iebs.,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09

bot Dos &e6t, Oos 3olperbaltnis
5tDii6en Stnlano rato &uBlono felt
5uiebelL 8eamtengebalter 5t beltim=
men, 8enitonen SIT %gemGbren, aber Ell
iibt oieieS &e6t ni6t brett ourd
foiierli6en ltfos, lonoern ourd) Ben
Senat, Der oaS Wini1terium fir Sim
lono biloet, aus. @Qe @rloIie oes
9aiierS miiilen bonn StoatsiefretGr
gegehge5ei6net meroen, Inn @iiltig-
felt 81 befommen, gnd) Elm finldn-
oiides Seer tpirb gebiloet oeilen 81
fi5iere ousi6lieBli6 Sinlanoer iein
miiiien.
90 boben bie 6inlanoer 6enm err
rei9t, pofiir iie Elm Sobrbnnoert
lang eefampft boben: rationale
5eIbitdnoigfeit ouf ser @runoloqe
elmer fretiinnigen 8erfoi1ung. Soften
mir iebt MIR, ooB oem @roBfiirIten-
tim oGe inneren 3piftigfeiterk
fir nel6e in Der 8erldieoenbeit Der
8epoIferung Ieioer eiinitige @orbe=
%oingungen oorbonoen iino, eriport
bleiben uno cine Iero mirti6oftlifer
@%ntmiflung einleBen moge,
Mns 9fnBlono ielbIt fomnlen nl1r
iporlide Ra6ridten: &riegsgeridtli=
6e gernrteihlng Der Weltterer bon
&iem u1o Der 8%eilnebmer an Ser leb-
ten geri6worung gegen Den G5oren,
9inrt6tung oes 5iibrers Der 5lotten=
Weuterei BON gebaitopol uno 6bn=
li6e Mitteilnngert nel6e 8eigen, bob
borldufig bon Der aolleeneinen @r-
bebung", BON Der mon nns INNER
porre0et, nidts 81 merfen lit
S9limm bot es mdbreno Der leb=
ten Bet in Ser 6elgii6en @ofenitoot
|9ntperpen a1s9eieben. @s lit BORT
Elm 9odarbeiter- Streif i'm @onge
un0 Der bot gu boien @r8eiien gefiibrt.
4oIi5ei ltno M1tlitor, 5. +. oas Mili3-
Militdr, Die 8iirgerearbe, Ole ole
|beioe ni6t oteI inert fino, bemiiben
it6 p~ergebens, Die Sronune ber5u=
lteaen. Moro nno 8ooi6log iino an
Der 8aeesoronung nno taelid finben
8ronoitiftuneen itatt. Cine idlimme
3eit fir bos i6one, ftol5e 9nttperpen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
Srnbis Gnnntn Mnndl.

$500 Slider am Colorado Slub,
% Meilen bon QuItin 80 older in
Selo; ettpa 700 older t0nnen eepfliiet
weroen, gteit lit feines @eioeIano.
.8wei Slider GROCER Obitgorten, gutter
8rnnnen, 5pei Giiternen, Sous nit
lef3 8immern. 6IieBenoe 0ueae oui
Dem 2anoe. Dies lit Die bette fleine
8ieb-Ran6 i'm Staate 6u $500 per
Ider. Wan penoe fih an
WeiueDm6 & So.
Weodop.@ eb1uoe, Waparro.S troBe.
EiHf's 3 Gents !SaOana Giaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
&erIprrn unh aefnnnen.

8erloren 5tDiiden $50 geitern
Worsen uno beute @ittag elm biQi0.
fer anfaa mt Magenbei6Derben uno
aopfDeb 6ur1 oas Jinoen elmer
g6a6tel Or. Sings Reuen 2ebens-
ginen. @arantiert segen giaioftdt,
0alaria uno @elbiu6t. so Gents
be; Noolpb 0reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09

Dus Meiferpert bes
g + ibias, bic aus Cob pnf
@lfenbein 5ufammensefeBte 2oloHal.
ftatue Der @thens, tpelde i'm Yart6e.
non gu 4tben uufgeftellt NOR, bate Elm
Sbergetpanb, fir tpef9es ni9t ~fpenigsr
ols 1000 9funo reinTten GoIbes 3ut
Uertpenbung eetommen fpdren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09

Senrg 6. Slips, TRANSPORT bon
M0beln, 8ionos, @eIoi6ranfen. 8ei.
nigen bon Seppi6en. 304 OItieite
@lano 8Ia3o. 8eibe Telephone.
8rompte 8%e6teuung. @ebt uns Cure
Suffrage. 3ufrie6enbeit garantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-09
Sitet e,td1 pur gaI6en aeaea aatarrb,

@atet Gud bot saIben gesea Satarrb,
bic 3neditlber entbalten, ba 0nedftlber
|fi9er ben CHM bes @eru9s 5~erit6ren nno
bas gnn5e 6btem n61ig serritten tpirb,
tpem es bur6 Die i9Ieinigen 9berfld@
den %einbrtnet. 6ol9e 4rtifeI foIlen ME
anger auf Beroronlirg gut berufener
Qer3te gebrau6t tperber, Dd Der @1aben,
ben 5ie mri6ten, 5ebn Waal 10 9roB lit,
ais Das @ute, oos SIR babon er5teler
fonntet. SoI's &atorrbS&ur, fabrisiert
bon S. S. gbeneb & Co., Solebo, o, entz
bdlt fein 4neGitlber unb tpiro innerIi6
9enom1nen uno tpirft 6ireft nif Die i6leis
migen Sberfld6en bes Gbftems. 8enn
SIR Saa's &ntarrbs&ur fnlft, ieib ii9er,
6aB SIR Die eGte 6efomnt. sic tpir6 I'M
nerli9 ger1ormen 1tab in Solebo, Ohio,
bon S. S. G1eneD & So. gemn6t.
Gerfalft bon allen 9eotbefern. Breis
rs Cents Die SIaf6e.
Saa's Samiliensgiaen iinb Die beiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
@eitern WcrpIanb Giicnbabr.

gesInnenb am Q. Stunt. eerIdBt Siuen.etahon
40 morgens - Shnenpoft, Saaersto,ur, 81.
& W..gabn," NdbneSboru, @bdmberSbure
ano: allssslion1nen sonntaa Saneod uns
e.l5 Wofaens - gen.mar G,preb.
Ia ga4m. = Accommodation nod tlnicrp
.4:t5 Ra6m. grYrcb SaustItnie. soeers.
tctpn. Sancod, Gbtppensbire unb, auSeeic al
rneiI Sonntag. Sreoerid grno gnmitabure.
7.13 Mloraens - Dori. .. aub 9.sSiD. uns
7.50 MoraerS = Accommodation ma Steb.
fieIo, foiu,e Gn,mttsbnra. -
itee. @ruecbiue fSreberid). Iburn,ont, gine
MiSee. 9tiena Stftd, Blue MnuIifain, WnbneS.
boro. Gbdmbersbura, Sageestnfun, 6nntod,
gnmbsrIanS unb Gliins, VII cf.Obfer6ations.
1870 SHRa@m. Blue mountain.ersres mcft.
%Ininfter.. grnetbtae QJreberf6). 1turmoNt,
Nlne Htoge, gueua 0ifta, Blue Wsonfain unS
Sagersfotpn, HarIor.M dagon.-
s.25 Mad'rn; SaaptI:nie atIi@ bon Gnnort.
a. SrG SsS ' g si g0ri, san0Ser' GETTYSBURG unS
$50 Gann. = Accommodation mad Sauoper
o.15 abei.s = Accommodation na1 tininn
Nnr edmffnas:
lib uberbS accommodation nod linton,
seur eomntaaS:
$50 .WsurgsnB - Accommodation uud Union
grtnge unb Snnober. ~
: 8dIt nt1t am NennfbIpuntasats .Nnbnbof an.
piee.arsa q; y Ns ssn' ss;tAsass Ss:sa..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

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mieber ieinc gnltspflidten iiberncb-
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aim Somitag nurbe cine Operation
an linn porgenommen. Gr lit nit
einem WagenIeioen bebaftet.