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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
COAT CHAT.

There is a great feeling for longer in
cidental coats at present, though many
of these full and long skirted coats have
sleeves, which seems rather Inconsistent,
with their usage, for one only needs a
coat for warmth. yet the sleeveless affairs,
while possessing no actual comforts. are
extremely stylish, and that seems to be all
that is really needful.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
COATS on LACE.

Some Of the dainty coats are OF finest
point venise lace and masnifccnsiy white
linen. The coats are indescrihably beau
tiful and sell at prices which are fabulous
indeed. since many Of the smallest ones
cannot be purchased for less than $500.
The coats are handWork n the work-
manship = fanlteas.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
THE SCARF IN
A NEW GUISE.

The much-used scarf has taken on a new
guise. This time 1t is of unlined chiffon
taffeta gathered into a sort Of draped hood
at the back and caught together at the
trent. The fronts are finished with lace
ends and On old-time ruching goes around
all the edges. These little mantles are
made in black or In some quaint tone,
such as shot green or gray, and are worn
with wolfe or marquisette gowns of the
same color.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
A VIEW WAY To SERVE HAM.

Chop hne one pint of cooked ham, add
one egg, beaten with one-half pint 81
milk; place a spoonful of the meat in each
baking cup. cover each with one egg,
sprinkle lightly with bread crumbs. salt
and pepper. and place . little piece Of
butter In the cnnfre Of each dish. bake Ia
: quick evan and serve At once,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
A sad story.

n 6au 5tuIy
Being a guest sometimes means being
q martyr.
The other evening a very young
housekeeper had company for dinner,
and, of course, she was nearly dis
tracted for fear everything would not
go right, and, as she told me afterward,
she sat at the head of the table, out
wardly composed but inwardly quak-
Ing.
She had prepared the dinner, and
everything tasted good and the table
looked dainty as well. She was becom-
Ing nightly pleased with herself; ev-
erything went we'll until she served the
dessert, which looked fit to tempt the
palate of the crankiest epicure on earth.
You know how pretty custard looks,
surrounding a mound of bright red ber-
ries, just touched with powdered sugar.
Well, that was what tempted the eyes
of her guests. :
Well, one began to eat, looked queer,
and h fell to with undue energy.
Then another did the same, then
another, while conversation was at a
premium. The hostess took no dessert
for some reason or other. Later, when
coffee was served. they all frightened
up, and again there was merriment.
To make a long story short, she was
fussing around after they had gone,
and she put a little of the custard and
berries on a saucer. expecting to enjoy
them immensely. when she was horri-
faed to discover that the custard had
been scorched and the burnt taste
was unpleasant, TO express II mildly.
And there she had inflicted that des-
sert on her several guests. who had
eaten 1t manfully, never letting ON that
they knew anything was wrong.
Woman-like, she wept, then braced
UP, decided to turn the matter into q
Joke as the best way of getting out OF
Il, and sent each one a postal card
making humorous allusion to the Gus
tard. But she has resolved never again
TO serve anything with first trying II
on herself" MOLLIE.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
July Sale Special in the Basement.

Table Glasses. plain glass, smooth edge, can
SIZES . - 49,
Table Glasses. thin blown, best quality, plain,
regular sizes. Regular price Coo dozen; III
special, each .... IN
Table Glasses, thin blown, best quality, with
several neatly engraved designs. Regular co
75c dozen; special, each 49,. ~
Water jugs, clear glass. plain and imita- %
ton cut glass, six assorted patterns; spec, ca. O1C
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
4-Day Sale of Women'S Gloves

morning we will offer all our 2-cIasp Silk and
Isle Gloves, except black, at a special discount Of
1O%. These are the "Kayser'' glove and the "Ivan-
hoe both from the best known manufacturers, and
also fine English Isle and Suede Isle gloves. The
colors include tans and NOTES.-The best shades,
pearl, brown, navy, gray, purple and white.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
A WOMANLY WOMAN.

She cultivates reserve.
She thinks. then acts.
She speaks Ill of no one.
She Is loyal to her friends.
She lives her mothers faith.
She cares for her body In Gods temple.
She writes nothing that she may regret
She knows that nothing is more undig
nified than anger.
She knows that to love and be loved Il
her birthright-if she be but worthy o
love.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
A Sale of Mems Fine Cravats

1000 Cravats-good ones-will be placed on
sale Wednesday-cut In half-that is, the price. not
the tie. They were purchased from one of the best
selection of silks. They are made up of fine i'm
ported silk, purchased before the advance in the price
of the raw product. All the latest styles and colors,
including plaids of blue and white, blue and red, red
and black, purple and black, black and white, etc,
black self figures, also white and brown, brown peau
de sole, black, white and brown barathea, ETC., etc.
Polka dots, stripes and neat figures. Light blue,
lavender. old rose, black and white plaids. These
ties sell regularly for SOC each, and are NE
considered good value at that. Our ~0
one-day special price - $3.50. XIV
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16

People go where they're invited. Advertise
you.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16

The coat suit has gained sch an important place. n Dame ssnron
favor that the wardrobe depends mainly upon its suits for all Kinds OF WeaI
Here is skached a model for q girls suit in which the % M rs s~ ns
ngly becoming to slender grsh heures and they render n SUI !. le ts o mates
The sleeves may be puff to the elbow OF in short car style es is ssson able
the short jacket being suited &c pongee, linen or rajah Any OF me ssas ~m a ~
materials may devdoy the suit s yards. ~ inches wide being nssaso 10 -
medium size 274-stzes s. TO- ~ II and N years The price O TINS R"~'
Is ten centA
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16
AN3HNS5
EgB o. ga
MOBILIZE
A New sswrinkIe.''

Now--and this goes to prove the in
consistency of women-wrinkles are
said to be fashionable, and there is
danger of the masseuse losing her oc-
cupation. Someone has discovered
that in many instances they are vastly
becoming, and all the rest have taken
the bait.
For a long time men have been proud
OF their crows feet and ray hairs,
imagining that they have a disting-
uished look, and, for that matter they
do, In many cases. Photographers will
tell you that often men will refuse to
accept photographs in which their lines
are not clearly depicted, and who could
blame them? You have all seen beauti-
fully finished pictures of people with
hardly a line to give character and
expression to the face.
But while the average woman has
become convinced Of the truth, and is
sure that wrinkles give character to
the face, she would prefer seeing them
give expression to the countenance of
one of her friends than her own. III
has been too long used to trying to
keep them away to take readily to the
idea of letting them come as they will.
So l imagine the masseuse will "hold
her job for quite a while in the future,
ct least until she a time to become
mistress of another profession.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16

Sweet Pea Vases. new designs, four ~
shapes, best quality glass; sale price, each l2C
Sherbet or Ice Cream Glasses. newest design
of imitation cut glass; on foot, star bottom, new
shape. Regular price, $50 dozen; sale price, 1no
Orange or Small Punch Bowls. flaring shape,
new design in 'near cut glass" Regular price co.
700 sale price, each O7C
Glass Lemon Squeezers, for use over z
table glass or cup. .... ~
Glass Fruit or Berry Bowls, near cut 0Oo.
glass, new designs, first quality glass; spec, ca. Z9C
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16

A most liberal offer considering the fact that we
are now in the height of the season. Take advant-
age of i'll
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-16

The summer girl has adopted a
pretty and becoming fashion Of wear
ing her hair and keeping the bother
some short ends in place.
Her locks are dressed in a round,
soft %pompadour, and then around her
head is drawn a taffeta or satin RIB
bon tied In a perky bow rear the left
temple.
This arrangement holds securely all
of the strands which would otherwise
be bound to fly about the face.
It's becomingness is the least of it's
virtues. as the willy summer maiden
has already found out, else she would
not have adopted 1t. no matter how
practical 1t was.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
NOTICE to HUNTERS

James Minen, who mas leased the
Winters rule fields a WashOe Lake
for the present season. paying $500
for the use OF the same. and who has
$ ent considerable money in improy-
mg the ponds and making everything
better for he hunters, announces that
in the future he will issue no day per
mi,s 70 anyone unless they appear in
person or write 20 him al Ophir. Nev.
Up 70 the present he has trusted to
the hunters honesty in the matter but
they have infringed on his generosity
by hunting in the fields and leaving
without settling In the future all
persons caught in the nelds without
a season or a day permit will be
taken into custody and punished to
the full extent of rne law. Day per
mitS can be secured a. the rate Of 81
a day or s. for q season permit by
addressing him a Ophip. n11tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
HOME SAVINGS BANK

In connection with its SAVING
DEPARTMENT opened on the frs
of the year, THE STATE BANK AM
TRUST COMPANY viii place
HOME SAVINGS BANK in ever
home in Carson City and vicinity
upon the deposit OF One Dollar, whlc
will be repaid upon the final sur
render Of the Saving Bank. Saving
may be placed IN these HOME SAY
INGS BANKS deposited when desire
with THE STATE BANK AM
TRUST COMPANY, and draw inter
est at the rate OF three and one hal
per cent, per annum. a27tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
Tonight IS cniIdren's night at the
Park Theatre.

Miss Shonts. daughter OF the Amer
can millionaire. has engaged herself
to a man who calls himself the Due
de Chaulnes. whose bad habits and
immoralities have made him spectac-
ular even along the Partisan bOule-
wards His intellect is 50 mediocre
he could not do the work in a pitiful
Government clerkship his sister OBJ
tanned for him after he had sQuander-
ed all his money. He had previously
been engaged to three other women.
who repudiated him in urn because
Of his repeated infdelities. As to his
title it is sufficient to say France is
a republic.
This American girl will deserve no
sympathy whatever if in a few years
she is forced to leave her 1insled dead
beat of a husband. as Anna Gould was
forced to leave her purchase.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
CONSIDER THE SCARE.

The banks have taken heroic meas
mr.. TO stay the theratcned panic.
:. IL measure Of protection to fnau-
c.al institutions. and therefore 20 the
whole people Of the country. the arbi-
trary proceedings OF the banks in re-
fusins to pay deposits, is defended by
the highest authority. 1t is believed
that the plans adopted will b. eTec-
tive. and that, in a brief time. the con
sciousness that the banks are safe
viii permeata the public mind. impel-
ling he people TO cease their effort
70 withdraw and conceal their money.
In the opinion that the prcseo: ex-
i2ency will not long endure. il 5 81. F.
missible 10 express some of tle .u-
nor OF the situation. No longer will
the Republicans Of he country be-
able 70 point 70 Democratic rule as
being +, oponsible for panic ana con
diJions approaching panic For near
ly twelve years tn Repubicanparty
has been triumphant throughout the
nation \ Republican President has
had full sway for his policies. Never
was rhere such prosperity in the his
tory Of the land a. has attended upon
American industry. The productive
,,ay-a, Cf tho Na.iC,, ha- 17771l-inTia1
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

Notice is hereby gwen that hunt
ing on the following named ranches
is denied to all persons, and trespass-
ers Will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. On all Of the kir
man and Lewis ranches, P. Hoffman,
F. Schact and Fuistone ranches and
on the Schultz and Cradelbaugh
property. Positively no permits.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29

Four measures will be introduced
by Congressman Bartlett just as soon
as Congress convenes. One will be
for the free coinage of silver. One
for deferred easement work on unpat-
eentd mining claims: and one will be
to increase the approximation for the
ed aral building at Reno. Another.
and over which there will doubtless
he strong fight will be FOR the tax
ing up of the smelling business as q
part of the Governments work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
THE PLACE. TO GO.

If you want elegant furniture or
any Of the accessories of a sleeping
chamber try the Carson Furniture
Company, across the street from the
Briggs House. You get the latest
style in furniture and you get 1t at a
very reasonable price
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29

Send your orders to the Appeal 70.
job work. New type faces and fire
new line OF stationery Of all kinds
Just received.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
AUTOS TO RENT

Parties desiring autos 10 make
hunting or other pleasure trips can
rent autos suited for parties Of four
or seven. Apply to Smith and Kram-
s13w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-29
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
CHICKENS SOR SALE.

have number Of fine chickens for
sale for family use. viii deliver
them dressed If so desired.
MATT FARRELL.
Tamale Parlors, back Of DR. Won Rad
eskev's Office n111w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Muntana

Great Sails, @ont., t6. Mpri(.
- NltS Ocm Norocn beS Stootc5
fonnlt bic 9tod)rid)t, boB Ser Srt
Glasgow 0ltrdJ OoS SodmoIier 0e3
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per 9u6n init ser a~l,BcntpcIt u6gc-
Idnitten llnO MIR nod 5l @uiicr cr.
reifbor lit. Salt ale 9iirgerIteige
in Glasgow iinO lpeggeipiiIt urlb cine
@n5obl &Gltier in ben gticoerltnqen
it6eridpcmnlt. Sn 2eBterem gebt
piel @ieb SIT @runoe. glltf Der Greet
Nort1ern @abn lit Oie &oiiogier-9e.
foroeutng icbr 9ebemmt un0 ser
6ro6toienit liegt 9on5 oornieoer.
@eiter broltBcn luoren biele 6ami-
lien bon Sieb5ii6tern 6rrrh 6o8 Sod,
%ipaIier ge5pltn9cn, iif ST. flii6ten II.
ortf 6ober gelcgeneu &unften Slider
belt 81 iu6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
TaNtmaggun Guntcn.

GorcDItrobc luno Sort aoenue =
SHNli6 faDreno: Gcrlaiien 9ruib.
&ia.&orf;L 2, 8 ltuo A ltbr Wor,
gems; 8apette. 1no Soparo.S traBe
1.21, 2.21, 3.2t ltltb 4.2t Worgens.
N0roli6 fa1rcno: Gerlaiien Sort
McSenrp /, 2, 3 unb a ll6r Mor.
gems; 6qpette- illlo Sonarb Strabe
1923, 2.23, 1923 uno 4.23 Morsens.
Oorfi ulO Sreoerif : Moab -
SilOlid fa9reno: GerlaiIcn arling-
ton : apenllc> @aberIb J., 2, 8 unb
4 llDr, Worgens; Sapettcs uno Soip-
oros StraBe 1928, 2.29, 3.2S uno
4.28 Wurgens. georblid fubrcnb.
Scrlailcn Sroinaton 1, 2, 3 unb A
ll6r @orgens; Tapette- unS Som.
aro Strabe 1928, 2.2s, 1928 uno
4.28 Worgens. SiioIi9 fabrenb:
Scrtaiicn &igblanotopn 1, 2, 3 ino
a llbr Wor9cns; Tapette. nno Som.
ats StraBe 1923, 2,23, 1923 uno
4.23 Worgeus.
.@apitraben .2inie - SeltIid faD.
reno: @erluiirn Gdrriion.2an 1, 2,
3 uno a ltbr GurgenS; Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Sine luidJtigc GntiGcioumg.

2ofal-@ciebc miiiien inter Dem So.
man q 9Gltitern = @eicB 6ea6tct
mcrOell. - &i6tcr 2(op6 enti6ci
oct 0egcn GopitGn 2opfielo, Der
gegcn iie pcritoBen bat.
@cltiist ouf oo8 Somon a1Itcrn.
@cicB, fdQte Gidter Senrp 2Iopo I'M
&reiSgert6t BON Sonleriet . County
in @rinceB Slime cine mi6tige Gnt-
ibeiOutg, oubingebeno, ooB Die 81
gentDiimer bon offenen gIltiterngriin-
Den i'm Monofin = Giber in Sen @rcns
5en in ben bont 2ofol = 8eics BON
Someriet County OoS Songen BON
9lltltern mittclIt &rubgorncn perbo-
ten it, Dies oll0 inter Dem nellen
@eicbc nid)t tbltn 0itrfcn. Ser Hids
ter cntidieO in Oiclem Slime IN Dem
Ero5ciic oe8 StooteS gegcn Gopit0t
George ". 2opficl0 bon 6oirn1ount,
OtO., Der inter Dem 9lft bon 1894
fiinf g(der groBe gluitcrngriinOe ers
bolten bate, unO oielelben na6 0cll
&oridriften 0c3 Sunlanz9lltltcrn=@cs
icbc3 BON Ser S6ellfiib Goumiiiion
llelt Qcpu6tet bate. 9o5 nelte Sc
icb iagt in Scftion 112, Oub Der Sle
bu6er BON gltlterngriinocn Oicicn gll-
Itern oltf irgenO cine 2(rt cntncbmen
fam, sic oo8 &ofol 3 @eieb crlollbt.
"a MN oo8 @cieb BON SomcrIet-
County I'M SntcrcIic 0eS SduBeS Der
Authenticated innerbol6 8cmilicn
Yllnttcn, in OenCn alId) bclogte flint
2ldcr licgclL boS 6iiNet nit &robs
garner 1mo S6mlfcln pcrbictet uno
bclpicIcn lpltroe, 0uB GopitGlt Sap-
ficIo oogegcn pcrltoBcn battc, 10 Be
Oltrftc icin llrtbcil in bicienl &rGce.
Ocn5foQ ltrltcr ocnr l1cllcn @cIcB tei-
ncr mcitcren @cgriirl0ung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
SciratGS Giccnscn.

Sobn j. 0obis, %, ln0 SercIa SSln-
Doff, 10; 9(pplifont Samuel s. De
Ger, 0tr. PIT, Nor0.GoieitraBe.
8nt. @oroon; %, 1ro 0uiiD 6.
9errp, %; 9lppliful1t @iQioln Cor
Don, @oibington Q. 6.
CHARLES 9. StQer, 26, u1o Soo
Stogerpolo, 33 (geidie0en); s(ppli.
font Sorrp Gienorb, Ger. 205, Giio-
MoooDearitroBe. 80
SouiS 2our, %, uno Senrietta 6.
9reitidmerOt, %; glpplifant Sorrp
9oum Scr. 6t5, Gii0 8ottcrion-
Earf. @penue.
Bercp sc. &ees, ilt,t., %, lu1o Srene
SO. 9opb, 81; 9lpplifont 2ucills Sec
be, Scr. 100, Sit-2om6oroItr.
Charles 6. Scoop Sc, utto @li5o-
BETH 9. &einOoIlor, 80; slppIifant s.
6. Noop, Soneptopr, MO.
@bporb $. 9olng, %, uno @il-
bclmino 81. Schiller, %; applifontG.
S. Ooltn9, 8oibington 9. s.
GbeIter 3icgler, 81, rno Neaie
Slagle, 10; Stpplifont GDeItcr 3ieg-
Ter, Scr. 33, GineIttoBe.
Ebilip @. Sorbep, IS, ltn6 &at6o.
rine 81. @ltntbcr, 30; slpplifant SO.
SO. Stodsoale, Nr. 1917, 2in0en-
Inenlle.
Charles s. Gong, %, 1tnb Snrob 6.
Sc Cane, 80; gpplifont Columbus
Bosnian, Scr. 3101, S'9onneQitr.
gilbert Gople, SO, 1tno Wurp 2eccr,
"a; @ppIifont 9. Stpiit, Nr. %, Dit
SiaitroBe.
sSomes, @ .Woore, %, 111o gli5abetb
geibea, 81; Slpplifont @nt. Sumter,
g(ntbonp 8. Seide, %, unb In1to
@eiienfotter; gpplifant 81. Sogt, Scr.
261, GolbertItroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
@ermiidlte tclcarapGiidlc Ncpeldcn.

= Sn Carbon Sill, Nllo., bat scr
9te9er Squire SOFT oen Toli3iiten s.
@. Sanep, peldcr i'm in ieincm
Seim ocrbuftcn woate, eri6oIien 1uro
Den Eoli5iItcn Sinielp Ollrd) citen
Sdllb bcrlebt. Der S6Gter lit bis icet
nod nid)t uerboitct por0en.
= Sn Goit.St. 2ollis, Sis bot
Ser 6obrifor6citer G6os. SonI6o aus
ger3tpciflrng Oorii6cr, 0oB i6il ieinc
Sron p%crloiicn bate, iid nit einem
NoiirmcIIcr Bic &ebIc o6geidnittcn,
%iporouf CT ii6 cine Gigorre o~nItedte
mo Bis 3lt ieincm III 6olge ocS 9lut-
berllt.ItcS cintrctenocn Go0c raudte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

Sobio Tlltfcr ltr0 6rou an 6. Ntc-
6. 6(otDcr, Gillette Ser Siforps9 (pc.
So.
9(nnic 6. @lonfc, gbm., an Mcpcr
9%bronion @cItieitr scr Calhoun,
no6c ErcBtmonitroBc, t6 Bel 70,
Gro3, tc, $t100.
a.. 9. Tobiltion llno @ottc an $.
&rolif, @cltIeitc Ser 8orriib-, nobe
GoGcitroBc, - bel GS, @ro5. $50, So.
Sobn $. 3te0lcr an Sobn Z, 9feco,
9tor6icite Ser Mul6crrp., nobe Mo,,.
roe7troBe, 1910 bci so, @r05. $50, So.
George g8. Burner an Sorob 81.
Nnton, Siticite Scr Gorcp1 nobe BAL
timoreitroBG - 6ci 20, @ro5. $36,
So.
So6n Differ u10 6rolt an Sioof
Mcromit, 3 Cots, S..
N0rion &llgbcS an Mpro &. $.
6oit6iul, Siioicite ser Nort6-, nobc
S0a u. Ggg!cltot on Wtorp Z. Sail,
@citicite ser @ou0s, nobe Soffmo,,-
ItroBe, 1913 bel IS, $500.
Nnnie G.9Ionde an M}cDer 9l6ronr-
ion, @eItieite Ser GoI6outs, nobc
&reB tmonItr., t6 6et "A, $1100.
9. W. Steele unb 6ron oit Midoct
206ncr, Siioicitc Scr M}oltumcntItr. D.,
no6c Gnttcrion=&orf s2(pc., Is 6ci IS,
SIG.
Soicp6 5. GonoIoion an Soicp5
s, &clep, 3 2otS, S..
9. 9. Hamburger, N(ou., an g.
Nlt0uit Sill, Noroicitc Scr Nort6-
Npcnne, nobc GioiiionItrobc, t4.6 6ci
- @ro5. $40, $500.
N}ot6on @inSbcr0 an 2ctpiS elmer
ln0 S06nc, Nr. Ais, Sii0.Gcntrol-
9lpcnltc, 1910 bel - ,Gro5. $36, s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Ginc 9lrmcc fir Gu6n.

9ieieI6e Iou ans 1900 Mann rcquIG-
rer Srltppcn beiteben. - Seine
Seritarfung ser 2ono-@ en0arme.
RE. 60.
@oibtn9ton .. G., 16. Ipril.
- Ser @%encrolito6 bat ben @ouper.
reur @ogoon cincn poQitGnoigcn
Slan fir Die S6offung uno GrDol-
tung elmer itc6elloen Irmec fir Cuba
5llgeIteQt, meI6e iid poQit6noig aus
@ingeborenen 5uiommcn ieten 1uto
10000 Wann 51blen ioQ. Gltr6 bic
@nna6re oieie3 &loneS miro ser III
ipriin9lidc Elon elmer &eritGrfltng
Der cltboniihen @enourmerie alfQc9c-
ben. Ser uripriinglt6e @Ion bate
ltie iebr Sen 9eifoQ 0es @cncralitu=
hes, u6cr cr Dllr0c ollSgeur6citct III
Solgc Der NetBcrung bon @iinihcn
Der Guboner icl6it mcl6c ourd 8ous
perllellr Mtogoon ltuterbrcitet mor0cn
iporcn. @ci Scr &Gr6ffentlidung bic.
les EIoncS crbob iiG in Gltbo ieooh
oo9egcn BON alien Seiten @ioer-
iprltd), in0en1 man gcItcnb mud)tc,
ooB oltrd) sic &critGrflurg ser @cn.
oornleric sic Wlrnt5ipoIit1tcu oIlc go
li5cigelpalt pcrIicrcn miirocn. Oton
bofft OoB 0oS neuc Yroicft mc6r PHI
flnng finOcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
&citern IarnIanb GiIcnbohu.

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aiissenoIltnen Counting, 8ancod. limb Gum
berlarb.
800 Ga6nt. accommodation mad Union.
Wribge,. fotuie ti9lid, aiisgeronnnlen Scouting.
Dor. Snnoper, Geiipsoiirg NIB y. unb S.
&tbition 9Suiiften.
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to,pn, SaHcod, Sbippersears unb, diiSaeiiont.
rtet Sgnntae. Jcebertd nnb Gr,mtisburg.
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&auptl,nte bfliH bon gniorbs@robe. foipis
7.go Waorsens - @frcm. nad StsbfteIo, iuru,e
@TItitSburD.
1900 Moreelis = N1eiterm G1preb, @eItmlnfter.
gletp .l9inoIor, linton Yrioge, BrucebtIe (yres
oerid). Sbusrtpnt, @ahneSboro, Gbdm6erS.
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yftr SpnntagS.
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= gait ni6t. an 9ennlbIbanta.sp .. .eiation an.
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