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IF YOU HAVE ANY TEARS TO
SHED, PREPARE NOW FOR
A WATERSPOUT.
60 GALLONS OF BOOZE
Captured by the Sheriff and
Taken Out OF Circulation.

For the past few days hope has been
vending Its way to the Rock leland de-
pot, to return transformed ino disap-
pointment. The path leading thereto
has been down grade, and In imagine.
tion, strewn with Aowers. The way back
has been up bill and rocky, and
through the realms Of detection. On
Tuesday morning this path to and from
was travelled by several. Each man as he
went walked with springy tread. His
countenance was Illuminated with an.
ticipation, and his hat was tipped upon
the back Of bis head. He whistled
merry tune, and jlngled his money In
bis pockets He was going to the express
office for the plain sealed package con.
tanning four full quarts which was to
serve for furnishing his "morning's
morning. during the present week But
alas. when he returned, he carried no
package. His hat was pulled down over
his lusterless eyes. There was no spring
to his step. he walked as though hope
was dead and he was on his way to the
funeral.
The reason for the transformation was
that the depot had been raided by the
sheriff and all booze packages, regardless
to whom they might be addressed had
been coufscated. Previously an action
had been brought against the express
company under the common nuisance
act, and the court upon the institution OF
such proceedings had issued a search and
seizure warrant. As the Rock Island
agent who receives the express at that
depot Is only interested 10 delivering the
express which comes to this point, and
has nothing whatever to do with the
character of the express handled. he did
not make it necessary for the sheriff to
do any searching, so the officers only had
to perform the seizing part of the pro.
gram assigned them by the warrant.
The net result ofthe seizure was stack
of boxes and packages containing ap
proximately sixty gallons of various
grades of whisky, from the famous "Early
Grave" to the "bottled In bond" article.
The complete stock was carted to the
court house and locked up In a cell In the
county Jail to serve short sentence be-
fore being fed to the fishes In the Arkan.
sas river.
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possible. The report offered an opinion
from Judge Madison that Dodge CITY
may vote bonds to the amount Oi 10 per
cent Of :he assessed valuation for water.
works, regardless Of the present indebt.
edness, and Mr.. G uck expressed bis
personal opinion that such bonds could
be sold. A number OF objections were
made by the committees report to the
proposed new contract, many Of them
we'll taken, and 10 dosbt In The line that
the council would IN any case insist upon
changing the contract before entering
into II.
The committees report also made
strong objection to the sca'e Of prices
offered by the proposed contract, and
gave list Of these prices compared with
the present prices to show that there was
no reduction offered
Az no action, nor any we'll defined plan
Of action has been agreed upon BY the
council, there is very little to say upon
the question except that the city, II q new
contract Is made, should make only q
straight, fair and reasonable contract,
with no catch clauses In 1t. The matter
OF whether or not any contract should be
made Is question of personal opinion
The GLOBE. REPUBLICAN believes that the
majority who have given thought to the
matter are strongly inclined to the opin.
ion that the time is not ripe for Dodge
City to build new plant, If salts
factory arrargem mt for good water and
good service at a reasonable rate can be
secured from the old company. The
price OF building material for construct.
Ing such plant has advanced until 1t is
almost out of reason. There has never
been so bad time to build. Aside from
extortionate prices ON material 1t is next
to impossible to obtain Il with any degree
of certainty as tn time, A few years
hence the city might be able to undertake
such step without crippling her finan-
clal condition nearly as much as 1t would
at present. The discussion which has
been brought out by the Commercial club
is good thing. People are studying the
question, and are becoming posted. They
are better prepared to act wisely on &C.
count of The interest which has been
brought out by the Commercial club
The thing for the city to do, Of course, Is
whatever may be found the best thing
under all Of the circumstances With
the widespread interest shown at present
there is every reason to believe that the
capable and careful represe men of
Dodge City will settle upon the plan that
is actually the best. The public way 10
which the matter is being discussed and
handled certainly promises well for the
interests Of the town.
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SOLDIERS WANTED.
Recruiting Station has been Estab-
lished at Dodge City for Army
Recruits.

recruits.
If any Of the young men of Ford, or
the other counties in this part of the state
want to go to the PHILIPPINE Islands they
can do so by enlisting In the United States
Army service, and they can find re-
cruitiDg officer in Dodge City at any
time.
A recruiting station has been estab.
lished in rooms over the WariDg & Miller
shoe store, in charge of Mr.. LeaviIt, who
will remain here for about year, pro-
viding the number Of recruits secured will
justify keeping the recruiting station in
this locality. For the past year recruit.
ing station has been maintained at Great
Bend, but 1t Is hard to get men there
now. The majority of the surplus young
men of Barton county haye come to Ford
county to buy the fine wheat lands that
have been sold here so cbeaply and are SO
much interested in agricultural pursuits
that they could not consider enlisting,
The soldiers 10 be enlisted are for all
branches Of the army service, but they are
wanted just now especially for the six
regiments that are to be sent to the
PHILIPPINES soon. There are probably
good many young men in western Kan
sas who would like to spend "a few years
ia the PHILIPPINES. The disagreeable
features met by the first troops sent there
are no longer In existence, as health con-
ditlons have been improved and the
service there has few hardships.
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INTERESTING LECTURE.
Fourth Number of Midland Lyceum
Course one of the Best Of this
Caasnp

0CdoOUs
"Four Faced People" was the subject
Of the fourth, number OF the Midland
Lyceum Course, being a. lecture by Dent
Atkinson Ph. d.. delivered on last Fri
day evening at the Presbyterian church.
The lecture was eminently pleasing TO
the audience, which Is qjite compli.
ment to the lecturer, as he had the fore
thought to admit at the oMset that Dodge
City and Dodge City people are close to
the band wagon, and carrying the ban
ner In the procession Of the present GEN.
tury's civilization aud pro, ress. Mr.
Atkins0n's- inclination to pat mis- audience
on the bsos was Just little too apparent,
and his touch was not delicate enough TO
have precisely the effect he desired. 1t
takes a great deal Of discernment to be
successful 10 spreading soft soap. An en-
thusia.t like Mr.. Atkinson Is sure to get ID
too thick, and IL person is afraid Of
making it TOO thick he is likely to get 1t
too thin. "Spreading Soft Soap, Fine
Art would be SUBJ bjket worthy Of care
fully prepared lecture. Mr.. Atkinson
stated that 1t had been mistake in ad-
'vertising his lecture as humorous As
delivered, however, 1t was, If not humor-
ous. entertaining and very interesting.
In addition 1t contained many practical
and helpful thoughts. Mr. Atkinson is
English by birth, and wss educated In
thar country. He ia a Presbyterian mill
lister, and at one time since coming to
this country was the pastor Of the Presby-
terian chu, ch Of Pitsbnrg, Kansas. When
not in the lecture field be makes his home
at Oberlin, Ohio, where bis wife and
family are now staying. His lecture,
"Four Faced People" will bring him
about $4,000 during the present year, SO
that not only is his congregation en-
larged to cover several states, but the
salary also, is larger than that received
by the majority of the ministers.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

D. j. Phillips Enters the York. Key
Drygoods Firm as Partner.
Mr.. Dave Phillips, who has been man
ager of the York. Key Mercantile Com
paDy's store at this point for severa,
years, has been made partner In the
Dodge City store. This change in the
business has been contemplated for some
time past, and Mr.. Phillips many friends
here will be glad to learn that he has be-
come member Of the firm. and will,
consequently. be permanent citizen Of
the town.
Under Mr.. Phillips management the
store has done splendid business, aud
the large patronage which It enjoys is
constantly increasing.
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Methodist Church.

The special revival meetings closed on
Wednesday night. We received inlO
membership thirteen during the meeting
and ten by letter. The meetings were
specially helpful to the church, and We
are expecting more additions as a result
of this special effort The pastor will
preach next Sunday and both services
will be of revival nature
r. W. IMBoDEN, Pastor.
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Your money refunded II after using
three -fcnrths (al Of a tube Of MaDZsn.
you are dissatisfied. Return the balance
Of the tpbe to your druggIst and your
money will be cheerfully refunded. Take
advantage Of this offer. Sold By Pima e
Bonds drug store,
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DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. HsaUARY J, 1901
GRAND BALL.

Don't Forget the Retail Grocery
Clerks First AnnuaI Ball onFeb-
ruary Twenty-Seconds
The retail grocer clerks are making
every preparation for big time at their
arst annual bali, which 70 to be given at
McCarty's rink on Friday, February az
This being the fitst' attempt 4 the retail
clerks to give q BALL. they will make an
especial effort to establish q reputstion 10
this line, and there is- no doubt about
their succeeding
This will probably be The last big bali
OF the season and the attendance will no
doubt be large.
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Bids Wanted for Physicians and Sur
geOnS.


Sealed bids will be received by the
County Clerk at his Office until II M,
March 4tb, 1907, from physicians and
surgeons for medical and surgical services
and medicine furnished to county poor,
including all persons who may become
county charges by affliction Of contagious
diseases, for the time beginning April
/, 1907, and ending January l3, 1908.
A bond OF $1,000 will be required
Of the appointee for the faithful per.
formance of contract.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Done by order Of the board Of county
commissioners at the County Clerks
Office In Dodge City, Kama. this 18th day
OF January, 1907.
s. H. CoNNAwAY,
County Clerk.
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Social at Fort Dodge.

There will be box social February
IL, at the Amusement Hall at the Soldiers
Home. The social will be given under
the auspices of the Women's Relief
Corps. Everybody invited to attend.
BY ORDER OF w. r q. COMMITTEE
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To Cure q Cold IN llna naY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
to cure. e. W, Groves signature is on
box Each &c.
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hav for Sale,

Alfalfa, cane and kaffir corn. Leave
orders with K. J, Eshom, Box l, Soldier.
Home Route, 5t.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Flour and Feed.

The Farmer' Elevator has full sup.
ply Of Moses Best iiour, and feed. CAN
aud see 1t, and learn prices. II
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Notice..

To oil delinquent stock holders Of the
Ford County Fair and Driving Parl
association and members Of said associa-
tion: Please take notice that unless your
assessments which are now due and un-
paid, are paid Within 80 days from thia
date, February Z, your stock will be for
feIted to the use Of this association.
Also take notice Of an annual stock
holders meeting for the purpose Of elect
Ing board OF directors. which will b
held On March s, 1907, at 8 o'clock p. m.
T. A. DALTON, Sec.
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All officers and oil county vice. -presi-
dents Of the Southwestern Veterans AS
sociation will meet In Dodge City Feb. 22,
1907, to decide upon place for holding
our Oath annual reunion, fixing the date
thereof aud disposing Of other questions
that may come up for consideration.
D. L, SWEENEY, President.
J. A. ARMENT, Secretary.
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For Sale.

3-rcom house on Fifth avenue; 6O-foot
lot, large bearing fruit trees, outbulld-
ings.
PRICE e70O.00.
Half cash, half on time At
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
3n GGren amcrifaniidcr 8cindcr.

Banomn q, 10. WGr5. - Gin 9olls
fett 81 @bren bon General S. @.&ei-
fer bon Ohio, 81. j. 9roiliioro BON
Soniiio1o 1tnb o10eren Miitglie0erlt
Der aus GongreBmitglieoern beitebens
ben Heiiegeieqidoft tullrbe I'M Gen.
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Dem Sefret1r oeS SrGiioenten @mos
Dor, Mopor OiIo bon bier, 6erborra.
genoen 8onfiers mo &oltflel1ten urlo
9eamten Der &epltblif 8onomo gege-
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in @orten oes 2obes iiber Die Sort
l6ritte am Sa1tal uno Die geoeibli.
diem 3lItGnoe oltf Dem SSIt6nlls aus,
itno IN ben Geoen ipltroe Der 3uoer-
ii6t ollf anoouerno freltnoi6oftlide
9e5iebungen 5fpiihen oen Ser. Stoo.
ten utto Der Gepltblit Eonoma uno
elm erfolgreides 3lliommeniuirfell
bel Der 4usfiibrling bes groBen @er-
fes oes &onolbaus IltSorltd gegeben.
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BON Senrp 9pGoin gegen oie ct.
2out5 unb San 6ran5isco Giielt-
6o6n-@eiel(I6oft oie SerfoiiungsmGs
Bigfeit oeS 2(rbeitge6er = Soft6orfeit-
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6oS Ober-8unoeSgeri6t 6ringen, Inn
&lorbeit 81 i1offen. 9oS Gebtere @e-
ridt bot Gngeii6tS Der @i6ti9feit
Der inbolpirten Sroge 5uge9e6erL ooB
Der Sal bercitS am s. 9(pril sur Ser.
bonolltng oufgerufen meroen ioa.
@enerolonlpolt 9onoporte miro fir
Die &erfoIiungsmGBigfcit Oc8 @eietc8
ar9umettiren.
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Or. Gums Scrmadjtnif.

gbiIabeIpbio, 10. War5. =
Iuf @rino zines inn 9iireall oes
Mopors 8eoper ACKNOWLEDGMENT gb-
fomnlens miro Ole StaOt Ebilaoel-
pbio olls Der Sinterloiienihoit bcs
Or. 81. @. @pans, Der Dor mcbreret
Sobren 1T Yaris geltprben lit, enc
Mtiaion Collars erbolten, o~nltott Der
flint Mi1ionen, Die ibr IN Dem Telta-
mert 5ugeOa6t iparen. Or. @pal1S
NOR ser beriibnlte 3abnar5t, ser in
8oris unb am perfloiienen foiierli6en
Sole cine altsgeoebnte ltno iebr ein-
trGglide Iroris botte llnb Ser &aile-
rim @llgenie in Ben Eagen Ser Cont
milne 5ur Slll6t perbolf. gr per1'
madJte oaS @elo Der Stobt Bbilooel-
pbia 5llr grridtutg nno llnterbal-
tltng eiles nud ibnt b%enonnten sabn-
dr5tliden SnititlltS uno Whiieums.
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ygun0lcr" Dcrurtbcilt.

columbus 8, 10. MGr5. -
0rei boz, Sen SnOipiOuct, ncld)c BON
Der @rnnO-S ltrp megen 8eitcdJung,
reip. 9elte6lid)feit IN Serbinoung nit
Dem Gontroft fir GiIoIterung Ser
9ronOItrnBe inter gnfloge geItellt
morOen norell, %befonnten iid, ais lie
Dor @eribt geIteat Wur0en, ldllloig.
Sic iin0 Helion Cannon, friiberer
Setter ser ySrinioao Goping 60"
BON Glebelan0, Irtbnr Sef, frii6erer
ItGOtiIder Siilfs=Sngenicllr, unb Il-
freq Sbocmafer, fril6crer itGotii6er
Snipeftor. Cannon mltroc 81 $500
@elobrbc perurtbeilt, 9ecf 81 $tt75,
Sboemofer 81 5000. @efGtgniBltroie
muroe ni6t ouferle9t, Die Mitglie-
Ser Oes r9oorO Of Subtle Serpice"
i. s. Smmel u1to 8reo. 2ieo erflGr-
ten ii6 fir nift iduIoig, ebenio Sc.
9ramIep bon Glepelano, 8rGiioent
Der nGriniooo Saoings Co." $. s.
Sang 1lno 8. 9. H9oabS.
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Som u-Ero

@ei6i6te 0eS bon @peIpn NeSbit ltls
t~cr5ei6ncten I%ffi0opitS enoli6
bon a6ro6om Summel ait8ge.
frnmt. - Cine <bepouie bis
gum Wolltog.
Sem Oorf, 10. M6r5. - Srot-
Dem i6n GertbeioigrngSonpolt Del.
mas ibm jeben 3oQbreit @cgS Itrei-
tig moftc, gelong eS oent 0iitrittS.
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seize oennod, Die poQitGnotge &c
lhiGtc Deg pielcrmdbnten %@ffiOabitS
GpelDn NeSbitt E6oip's BON BEN 3eit-
gen N6ro6am Sltmmel 81 erlongen
uno ser Sllrp 81 u1ter6reiten, Sn
oielem %glffioopit, mcldeS ie Dor Sltnts
mel n1ter5eidnete, bate @oelDn be-
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meil iic li6 mcigerte, Stonforo @bite
i6riftlid ais i6reu &erfii6rer 81 De.
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mltroe i9r bieies gfii0opit ipGter 5u.
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mel'S 6atte Stonforo @6ite cine 8bo'
togropbic oes S6riftitiides a%nfcrti-
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SIN &rel5bcr6or m~ioeripro6 ii0
&limmel in ctliden S(ngabelt, meld)c
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foli6cn gffioopit8 in cinem S6ei.
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gen <mmel's eincn Hiegel por5it-
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por5lllcgen, olein olf I1trog oeS
Srll. 9elnloS pettagte Ii6 oas @e'
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Yunft be9ollnel bis gum nofltct
Wontog.
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3iuci Mcacr ae(pnd)t.

Ionroc, g., Is. Mdr5. -
Stint @iqiams uno Senrp @aroner,
5!uci iunee Neeer, mllroen I'm 1 ltbr
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I'M gerein nit einem oritten Reger,
einen Stoliener erI6olien linb beralb-
ten. Gardner aeitano auBeroem Elm,
0ob er geacn 3 llbr geltern friib III
uerbreGeriider ablidt III oas 3inl-
nler bes SRI. Settle 8llmpils einge-
0rlftgen mar.
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3u Warietto lit ser GerIrit norm.
&iele 9emo6ner lin0 BORT aus ibren
@o6uungcn bertrieben WorOen; e8
mallgelt an Nobrung, un0 nllr eini-
Qe meuige Groceries in Sen b06er &C.
lcgeuen Sto0ttbeilen iiiro nod III Der
Gage, 2cbcnSmittel 81 perfoufen.
9oS @eridJtSgcbGuoc, ooS Hot6bolt8
unO sic ItG0tii6cn 9elcrdtlngSmcr-
fe itcGcn mltcr @niicr, ltn0 bic Stoot
mar in ser lebten 9todt obnc 2idt.
S5n 0ct Sclfcloern ser llmgc6lng
iin0 groBc &erIllitc e%ltitonoelt, un0
oltA Die 6ormcr boben uiel S6oOen
crIittcn. 3mei M6nncr ertranfcn
bette.
Sn Springfield, 9npton, SomiIton
un6 an0eren Yurften 0es Wiomis
Gbolcs itn0 sic @em6Iicr 3uriif &C.
treten.
SGioer 2on0itGOtGen BON
Scr 6Iut6 5erit0rt.
GoIum 6lS, ., 10. MGr5. -
Cine bcutige 9epei6e aus Cambridge,
@uerniep.Golmtp beItGtigt sic No6-
ri6t, BOB Die nobe Cambridge gele-
gene SrtiGoft 9eriuente& foit total
0ur6 Die 6lllt6 pGrni9tet lporoen lit.
9ermentcS botte 1900 ginmobner.
NQe @ebGllOe Oe5 StGot6enS ipltroen
OerniGtet o0er bei60t0gt. Die 8e-
b0lfcrrng rettete lid oitf Oie Siigel,
lit ie0o6 obne S6ood.
&ter &eripnen ertrunfcn.
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MGr5. - 8m. 6ronciS, feline @ottin,
ieine So6ter ltl1o iein Sobn ertrolr-
fen ipdt g~eitern 9lbeno bel einem Ser
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ltnlfipptc unO ale feline Snioiien in
Den 6llttben peri1ponoen.
SIN Scioto 6luiIe er-
trnnfen.
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Ohio SolttbweItern Balm" ltrtO cine
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bon elmer 9oi6ung IN ben Scioto-
9tiuer. 8remier So9n Gong unO
SbonlaS @beeler %ertronfen.
@roBe ScuerSbrnnit in
Bridgeport ..
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bicrit0di9cn @ebGltoe ser oScott2nm-
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jenieitigcnllfer beS Obio.Hiner, 6ellcr
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men imn1er iucitcr Tim Ii6. 9oS Sod.
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mon fiirdtet, boB OaS gauge StGOt=
6clt bonn llntergnltg 6eOrobt lit. lie,
Der 200 SG1lier lie9en inn 8fooe ser
6lommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
SrcigeiprpdJen.

GlepeIanb, g., Is. MGr5. -
5rau Marp 6. 6ei6t bon Canton,
g., bic beidulOigt iporoen mar, Of
lc0ne Sriefe burd Die YoIt periaiot
5u ba6ell, lit beilte ua1 Oreitdgigenl
Yro5eb bon Den @eidmorenen frei9e-
ipro6en lpor0en. Der 8ro5eB fat in-
iofern @ufieben erregt,, ols cine ie6r
aroBe -g(n5obl prominenter Siirger
bon Canton ols 3elgen porgelaoen
ippr0en iparelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
Ger entfii6rtc Sna6c.

Goper, Del, Is. @dr5. Or.
s. &c. Warpin, Der Oitrd Die ieit 5mei
@o6en i'm @otge befinolihe Slt6e
mad ieinem pi~eriGbrigen S0Dn6elt
iino Die oamit perbltnbene s(ltfregn1g
faIt gan5 eri6opft lit, erfldrte beiite,
oaB er faIt ieoe Soffnling a~ltigegeben
babe, iein 9ino ie mieber ST ieben. ST
iei iiber5eugt, oaB Ser &nobe entfiibrt
lporben lit. auf Der 5orm ilo i'll Der
nmgebung beriel6en iei ieoes 5led-
den groe pergeblid abgeiudt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
GataItrppGc anf Der Cries aGn."

MeobpiIle, So, Is. WGr5. =
Die 5meite 9lbtbeilnng Oes 5radt-
5llges Nr. 70 Der r@rie-9abn" cnt.
gleiite bette feds Meilet oitlid bon
bier llno murbe total oemolirt. 2ofos
motipfiibrer 81. 9. 2o9an rul6 ein
9remler fanten ltm'S 2eben nro
mebrere onoere 9e0ienltete erlitten
GerleBllnqen.