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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05

To BE perfectly frank about it, we find
many things in the pure food laws that
bear evidence of class legislation. We
can see no harm 10 selling oleomargarine
as oleomargarine even though it is col
ored like butter, providing it contains no
Ingredients deleterious to mankind.
There are hundreds of poor families who
cannot afford 81 cent butter, and who
must get something less expensive for
substitute. If any one attempts to sell
oleomargarine he must first brand it so
that it will have the mark Of Cain upon
it, and every person present in the store
will know that the poor man who buys it
is forced to do so on account Of his pow
erty But this is not the worst feature
of the law. II the natural ingredients
of the oleo make it resemb bic butter, then
the seller is penalized even though the
article is perfectly healthful. Can it be
possible that the state needs special
counsel to enforce such laws? Ii the in
tention is to help the farmer, then why
not penalize the sale of round steak? 1t
is much cheaper than sirloin or porter
house and may be sold to ''greenies" for
either and thereby seriously affect the
price of beeves. The dairy and food
commissioners Office is not to blame for
all of the bad legislation that has been
enacted on the subject of pure food.
The air is alive with new microbes,
bacilli, germs, trichina and other infini-
tesimal organisms which, according the
new dietectical philosophy, invade every
aduterated article prepared for human
food, not excepting pea soup if made of
beans. When one reads discourse pre-
pared by one of these philosophers on
the subject of diet he wonders how the
human family passed the first century
after Adam.-Stoughton Courier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05
Farms for Sale.

12O acres, 5 miles from Viroqua, the
best of SOIL good house, barn, and to
bacco shed for 6 acres. The best o.
terms to the right one. Possession giver
at once.
70 acres, 5 miles from Viroqua, GOOD
house, fine soil; 20 acres timber balance
pillow land.
Also some fine farms in the southeast
part of North Dakota at SIS per acre
and up to $50, in the Red River Valley
country, improved and unimproved
Cheap rates.
Write or come and see me and avoid
paying someone large commission.
EDw. 0. EMERSON,
10 Viroqua, Vernon Co., Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05

"A notable collection of ladies, misses
and children's suits and Jackets. The
novelty and distinctiveness Of this ex-
traordinary collection OF ready to wear
garments will appeal to all who see
them. all are made of the seasons lat
est models. Prices the lowest.-T. P.
Burns, Evansville
ALI kinds of clippers sharpened at
Burgy's. Having added new facilities, l
am now prepared to guarantee satisfac-
ton in this class of work. 16w3
Having disposed of my creamery
business, | have fine span of mares
that I will sell either as team or singly.
L. Puerner l6
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05

AssEMBLYMAN RoEThE little thought
they would stuff the returns on him
when he called for frank and free ex-
preston of the choice OF his constituents
for senator, but he must now see what
an army of strikers that flooded his dis
trict was able to accomplish with the aid
of Uncle likes barrel. The sentiment he
has obtained is manufactured pure and
simple and what he wanted he has not
got.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05

Wisconsin No. kiln dried seed corn
for sale By j. Q. Emery & Son, Edger~
ton, Wis lift
If you want water motor talk to
Watson; one eighth horse power to 10
horse power Watson's Machine Shop. 13
If you want gasoline engine, talk
to Watson; l horse power to 50.-Wat-
sons Machine Shop. Ii
If, in fact. you want any repairing
done, talk to Watson. : Watson's Ma
chine Shop. Ii
If you want separator oil, sewing
machine, gasoline engine, lawn mower
gun or any kind of oil, talk to Watson
Watson's Machine Shop. Ii
Carpets, rugs, draperies, curtains in
scores of new effects never shown before;
vast assortments of ribbon, neckwear
belts, bags and many little accessories sc
Indispensable: complete stocks in every
section of the store at prices as usual
the lowest.-T. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05
Farm for Rent.

A good farm to rent on shares. Apply
to VIM. Cox, Indian Ford. 16
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05
Notice

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Driving Park association will
be held in T. B. Earle's Office Saturday
evening April 9Th. at 1870.
17w2 G. T. MABBETT, Pres.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-04-05

"A woman may be dressed with the
severest simplicity, with the slight
est expense, and yet be stylishly
gowned if she wears the correct
corset"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21
TWENTY KILLED IN WRECK
Wreckage Takes Fire and
Some Injured Are
Burned.
CAUSE UNDETERMINED
Either a Broken Wheel or Displaced
Rail May Have Derailed Train
Was Under High Speed-Four
Rear Cars Upturned and Dragged
Along Ties.

New York, Feb. 19.--Twenty per-
sons were killed and at least one
hundred and fifty injured last Satur-
day evening when one of the lately
Installed electric trains of the New
York Central was derailed Just this
side of Williamsbridge, on the Har-
lem Division.
Two of the cars were overturned
and burst into flames, the woodwork
catching fire from contact with the
third rail.
A most peculiar and uneXplaina-
BILE feature Of the accident was that
The last car of the train left the rails
irst. 1t ran for a short distance over
The sleepers and then whipped off
he car ahead When they toppled
over the two coaches ahead of them
followed Carried on by the terrific
speed of the train. the motor car of
which was still on the tracks, their
sides we're torn into slivers, seats
we're ripped out. and the passengers
we're hurled about and crushed
Three explanations were offered
" OUlCldlS Ol tle TOdu W dCCOunl lOl
he accident 1t was generally cred
ted that the wreck was due to a de-
'ective rail, which was later found
wound about a wheel Of a car and
With one end protruding completely
through the floor of the car.
1t was also suggested that a fange
II one of the wheels of the motor car
rad broken.
Spreading rails is also given as
possible reason for the derailing of
he rails.
The passengers who escaped all
gree that the train was going at
dgh speed-some say from seventy
i've to eighty miles an hour, while
9thers think it was going at a speed
Il one hundred miles.
To add to the horror of the wreck,
she rear coach of the train began to
urn, and, while possibly a few of
he injured were cremated, the fire.
aen arrived promptly and succeeded
a extinguishing the flames before
he scores of passengers imprisoned
\ the wreck were burned. The
.moke laden wind added to the hor-
or of the injured who were caught
4 the wreckage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21
MINISTER'S TRIAL DIVORCE.
'r. and Mrs. Puffer Agree to Live
Apart for Three Years.

Salem, Mass, Feb. 21-A unique
% Tartial agreement has been perfect
. by the Rev. Charles f. Puffer,
astor of the Universalist Church OF
: his city, and his wife, who is lee
: lrer.
While trial marriages are a topic
- general discussion, Mr. and Mrs.
.Huffer have put into operation a COM
g,act which may be termed trial d.
r'orce. They will live apart for three
iiears. as though they were divorced,
nd II they find this mode is satisf ,c-
f1ry they may then get real d.
sorce.
Meanwhile Mrs. Puffer is to re-
ceive trial alimony in the form of
175 month. AT the eud of three
years. If divorce Is obtained, Mrs.
Puffer is to receive 5000.
They have grown son, gradu-
ste of Tufts College, who is now In
Arizona.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21
Thomas EdisOn's Pastime.

Those who chance to pass the
dwelling Of Thomas A. Edison, the
electrician, at an early hour in the
morning are somewhat astonished to
hear an organ being played and won
der who is thus amusing himself at
a time when others are fast asleep
it Is Edison himself. who, after q
long period of work in the labora-
tory, will refresh himself mentally
by couple of tunes on his favorite
instrument, thus preparing for re-
cuperatiye slumber.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21

whom she had told the first lie In
her spotless life.
What change had come over
that face! All the terror had gone
from those luminous eyes, and In Its
stead was soft tenderness.
God bless you for what you have
done tonight" he murmured In a
deep, rich voice, God bless you!"
Then for one blissful moment MI
randa felt his arms about her shoul-
ders. as, bending his head to hers,
he kissed her.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21
S3,O5s. .a3 for Bows Life,

New York, Feb. 21.-.By the de-
-tsion of a jury in Judge Ford's part
3f the Supreme Court the value OF a
Zen year old boys life is s3.958.33.
This verdict was rendered In the
,ase of Mary Netelsky, as administra-
srix of her ten year old son Harry,
who was run over and KILLED by a
Two ton coal truck owned by the
Hudson Coal Company of New Jer-
sey.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21

When Mr.. Rider Haggard was a
child very old doll OF battered
wood, hideously ugly, was one of his
favorite playthings. and also of the
other children in the family. An old
nurse used to call this doll She"
and In after years the novelist bor-
rowed the name for the heroine Of
his most famous book.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21

Odessa, Feb. 21.- Nlnety-fve
Jews have been removed 10 hospitals
suffering from Injuries sustained in
IN attack made upon them by mem
Sers of the Union of Russian Men.
che racial Ill feeling runs high, and
he Jews here are In hourly expecta.
tion OF another series Of outrages.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-02-21

Hide me quick, for Gods sake!"
cried hoarse voice In Miranda's ear,
while rough hand upon her shoul.
der shook her violently from her
slumbers. Still stupefied with sleep
she gazed confusedly into the strange
bearded face thrust close to hers
The moonlight now bathing the
garden in soft radiance. cloaking
each familiar object with elfish mys-
terry and falling full upon the white
face and already dramatically
crouched figure of the man, seemed
to add to the scene an almost lime
light artifcially, suggestion at
once theatrical and thrilling.
Hide me quick, for Gods saker'
he repeated, selling her roughly by
the hands. with the exclamation OF
impatience, accompanied by some
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
@cnof bic Nreihcit nidt lamgc.

YbsIobelpbio, 90, %. Sft.
X Sames Sort, alias Or. !. Gnalc.
man, wuroe oils Dem bicii9enGo rntp-
8efGngniB, in mcld)cm cr cine orci.
iGbriac Soititraic mcgcn Gntiucn.
ol,l,g BON Sinnlnntcu i'm @ertbc Don
$4,000 pcrbiiBt. cntlolicn ober lofort
bon einem Ictcftiu ans Bolton mic
Der u%erbdftct, ppll no cr inter Der ges
ihllloigung bcs @roboirbitahls Der
folgt miro. &ur5 Dor icincr bier En-
folaten Seitrnbne bate Sort lid, I'M.
ter leinem NliuS nit SRI. 9landc
Serrce aus GooteSpillc, El.. ciler
Sdillcrin elmer @od)ldrllc, perbcira.
tbet. mcld)c lid nbcr mad, %iciler Ser.
%1lrtbcilung bon ibnt loaia9tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
Siblihc GinwanocrmngsaciclidDaft

NorfpIf, 81, %. Sftpbcr. -
Cine groBe Seriommlrng, melhc lid,
aus beruorro9cnoen Giienbabnaelell'
idloiten, sic in bieiiger @egeub ibren
Mobniib bnbell, u1b Iclcgaten 5obl.
reid)er gcihGftlifer uno commcr5icl.
Ter Sranniiation@l IN oaus TIrainicn
lno Noro.Gorolina pnion,meniebtc,
9riinoetc cinc iiiolihc @iniponoc.
rings . @eicaidoit, mcld)e lid 5lm
3iel geicbt bat. cine Yerionenbeiors
oerung 5ipiiden Sampton Tooos nno
europa ST Dem be'onoercn 3med ein.
5llridter, INN tiidtige Gimponberer
aus Dem noroliten europa berol5ii.
5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
@crmildltc tclegrapbiidc 0epeiden.

- 9ei Snterlofen, N.'0, bat bos
plotlihe Souen bcs thermometers
ullf q 8roo Sen @einbouern qroBen
Shoocn 5ugcfiigt, inoem bic Salite
oller nod omStod bciinbliden SralI-
ben criroren lit.
- Sn ser Wuttbclp'idcn SoBboll.
bcn-6ubrif 81 9cucplue, Ontario, bu.
ben 5pci 9(rbcitcr, O. Graham unb y.
Slllep, burd Die Grploiion elmer gro
BEN 9iitte ibren Sob %9eiunoen. Siini
onoerc murben idpper perlebt.
9ei elmer Mltomobil- @ettiohrt
ollf bcm Widigans9 ouleporb in Chi
co9o ia,o Der 5lpan5igiGbrigc gbrion
Sibion olls Gleoelonb, Der Sobn eli
neg beocutenben @runbbelitbdnolerS.
ieincn GOO, unolfiinf onbcre @efGbr-
ten nlrbcn pcrlett, barunter Tetcr
Gombcrgcr unb Com. Gttcl ans Chi
cago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
u q 1T a II
non
Burton @. Stsusnfon.

ausee9aneen, ie loIlsn oudo niemdnpen
gu Der aranfen. Is lit iaon piel bar
iiber aerepet iporben."
.Mir miiNen ssbsn," risf if, ..r
barf ni6t Dor uns bort iein."
Iber plDbli6 lsuhtete bos 9lugs beg
9eamten auf.
.Warten sic. meme Serren." riei
CT. .einsn Qusenblid. srur einen g(us
ssnblid. i'd erinners mid ieBt = bas
ieblenbe @lieb lit ba = Sonabap, Elm
MiGiondr aus Imerita. bic 5rau,
Mabame 9(lir - iie pobnte oamals
nod ni6t in Der 9ila. . nsin, iie
ipar febr arm, cine pilsesrin - ireenb
etpas, Inn Gelb gu perbienen. Ssbr
Mann, Der Slider ospsisn, mar ers
trunten, unb tie mubte iid nit ibrsn
ainbern 10 gut es 9in9 burhi6lasen.
ab, i'd erinnere mid, zines mar gang
tlein!"
Gr bate Elm anbsrss Bud berunt.rs
sebolt unb fubr nit bsm Singer idn.1
bic Seiten b.runtsr - feline Singer
sitterten Dor Grreeun9. plObli6 tti.b
er einsn Ieiien 9riumpbidrei aus.
vSier baben mir es. meine Serren!
Sd pubts, bab i'd mid ni4t 9etduidt
bate! Seben Sie!"
Inter bern 10. Suli 1876 itanb -
i'd eebe es in Der llebsrieBuns pieber
- fol9enbes einsetrugen:
.gsleitc Mlir. Nittpe oes QusuIt
9lir, bat ibre So6ter Geleits, flint
Mpnate alt. an 9enrp 9olapap unb
on feline Jrau Gliiabetb, aus Der
Stabt Nsp Yort. @ereiniete Staaten
DON Nmerita. ab9streten, eeeen bic
Summs bon $4,000 5rantsn unb bat
ale Qniprii6e aufgegeben."
Rppce nabm bas Bud ouf unb iab
nad Der Rubrit. Ser Gintras itanb
unter: Qbpption.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
scacn genlcnpcit.

Sttama, Snt., %. Sftober. -
Or. Wonti5ombert, Der @eneralbiref-
for oes oiientlid)en Sanit1tspeiens
bot sic @eiirng erhalten. lid nad ser
Eaciiictiilte 81 begcben, nm Die 8or-
tebrungen gum Sdplbe ser Dominion
gcgeu Die @eulenpelt SIT lciten, lpelfe
in Seattle alIfgctreten icin ion. Cine
SanitGtsmad)c lit bereitS oraaniiirt,
llno Saien- unb @ren5. &nipeftoren
iino alf tele9ropbiihem@cg ernannt
lpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24

ON sinem Iu9enblid tparsn mir
~ auf Der Strobe. in Der Rids
q tuns. bic uns Der 9eamt. ans
9eseben bate. Martienb mar
uns f6on aus ben Wu9en enti1puns
ben, unb mir mubten uns beeilen. Sn
meinem Gopfe ipirbslte IS ipie tot.
Sran5ista !9ollabap niht bic 3odter
bes perItorbenen Milipndr8! 9iele
Sbatia9s iparf ale bishsrisen 3beos
rien iiber ben Saufsn, Rdtiirli6 mar
ie seieblid feline acdtsr, uno ebenio
natiirlid mar es, bab oieie Gntbits
Iunsen ni6ts an ben @efiiblen meines
@efGbrten dnbern tpnnten. 60 blieb
idlieblit bod aaes .beim ulten. Sic
mubte nit .uns 5uniidtommen, tie
mubte oibr altes 2sben ipieber dufnebs
men - aber i4 bate feline 3eit gum
lleberIes.n. >G.-g.
Mir batten bic 8u4t pieper erreidt
unb ipanbtsn uns ben &lippen gu.
Weit bor uns fab ih sinen Wann in
bsrieIben Ri6tuns poripdrtS ellen -
i6 pubte, nit peiher Nneit uno &C.
fabr fir i'm ielbit.. Der Neg Itiss an.
mir teu1tsn bic InbDbe binauf gu ben
sraligen 0iineu, bic fi6 f6einbar mel
lenpeit mad Roroen gu ausbebntsn.
@erabe Dor uns lag elm tleiner Walo.
unb mitten BARN erbaIdtc i4 einsn
9lid BON benz 9aus.
Wir liefen oarauf gu burf Elm
Sbor unb BEN Weg binduf CUR Sduss
tbiir. Sic mar eeidlofen. aber mir
tpnnten bic errsgte Stimme zines
Wonn,s borsn - cine poltonsnos
Stimme, bic iA gut taunte. Sd oriidts
auf bic 8tinte. iie eab nah. urb mir
itanben auf BEN 5lur. Die Stimme
fam aus benz Simmer rehtsr 9ano.
SEPT gait IS nlht gu 309srn - mir
Iprangen CUR 5bIr uno traten Elm.
Martisnp itcno mitten in Simmer.
nit Shdum Dor benz Mune. gsfsbl.
unb gerlpinihunesn briiQeno. pG6.
renb smet Srauen in Der e%ntfsrntsIter
Gde suIammsntausrten. 9ie oiters
ertannte i) iofort - bic jingere -
m.in !Ser5 f6lu9 mir Bis gum Gals
binauf, ais i'd lie an1faute - ipdr es
Jrdulein 9olaoap? Nein, ober ibr
iebr dbnlih. Gr fab. pie iie nit .rs
fdredten 4usen BON ibm fort gu uns
binblidten, unb brebte iih IhnsG UNI.
Ginen @ugenblid itanb er ipie Elm Ii
ger, fprunsbsreit. bann nabmen feline
I3iiee einsn entieBten Qusorud an. er
lpurbe frsioepetb unb fiel auf ben 80.
ben. 3uIammen trueen mir i'm gu
einem Sis am 5sniteh Ysrfolser uno
8erfolete. Wir offnsten icinen aras
gen, rieben feline 5dnbe. nebten feline
Shldfen, tur5, mir tbdten oQes, tpds
mir tbun funntsn. aber er lag ba unb
ftiertc NIT suIammengebihencn 3Gbnen
an bic Osde. Ropee beliste iid iib.r
Jpn unb leste bas DIR auf feline grui.
Damn erbob Ct iiG unb ipanbte ii9 an
bic Jrau.n:
"gs bilit ni6ts mebr," fast. sr
1dnft, rer 1T tobt." 1907
Sd elaubts, oab Il. unter BEN
S4la9 sufammen3uden miiroen, ab.r
nifts 9crartises seidab. Die jim
9ere ging lansiam gum Teniter unb
peinte leUe. Der anberen fties Dor
Jreube bic ROtbe ms Geii9t.
So" iaete iie nit ibrer ti.f.n,
f~lanspo1sn Stimme. beren if mid 10
gut erinnerts, 10. NUN 1T .r alIo tobt!
0ieies perbrehsriih.. srauIame 5er3
1T enbIi4 ge6rpden!"
Ropte bortte iiberrafdt auf. 81.
lab i'm niht. iie iab nur ben tobten
Wann am Jeniter. unb ibre 5Gnbe
i6lana.n iih ineindnbsr.
t5or.fetuns foIet.) ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
Eoitbef6roeruug mad Scm Nuslanoc.

Sic ausl6noiide YoIt fir sic nit
benz PC. Sftober enoenbc ISOLDE
i6liebt i'm SauptpoItamte, piinftlid)
in allen GGqcn ipie folst:
Die Eadetpoit nod SeutibIano
iHlieBt INN 5 ubr Nadmittogs ar,
81. nno %. Sftober, naf8robbriton.
ititn nno Srlono DienitagS inns Srci-
tags UNI 5 llbr Madmittags.
Sampler fabren bon Ietp.Oorf,
tucnn nibt onoers anscgebcn.
Mm uno nod Dem I. Sftobsr Iino
Ole griefroten nad benz alsIunbe
(ausgenommen Canada, Werifo, Gu.
mama mo Cuba mic foI9t: Stint CO..
Gents fir Die critic hinge unb orci (3)
Gents fir ieoe meiterc hinge ohcr
Gin @ruftbeiI, uno ionte ppG franfirt
lueroen, piorigenfols bel anfunft
ocr 9riefe Der ooppclte 9ctrag coact.
tirt miro.
SronsatIantiihe YoIt.
Srcitag - 8 llbr Nofmitto9s, fir
bic ISoren . Snicln, per 9onlpfcr
bon Bolton; 6 llbr gbcllbs, fir ,Sr.
lanb, per Compiler ,llnlbiu," pio
Queenstown 4Soit fir onocrc Stao.
tcit mllB per 9nmpfer rllmbrio"
aoreliirt icin); Z llbr MbcroS, fir
europa, per 0nlnpfcr st. Yaul,"
bia Elpnloltb lnb G%bcrbcllrg.
g o It II a Of 9 ii 3. Ii 3 Central /.
Tmerifo, % # etc.
Srcitag - . llbr Mbcnos, fir Yor-
TO Hico, Curacao, Scitc5llclo llnoGo.
lornbia, per Compiler Ebilabelpbio;;"
fir Bermuda, per Gompier Der.
mloian;" fir Mopogltc5, per Can't
pier vScnceo;" fir Grenada, Sri.
nihoo nnb 8llioro, per 9onlpfcr
,;Goribbec;;" fir 5ortnnc Sslonb,
Samaico, Eanan1o mo aol,nl5orc,
per 0ampfer ugltai."
Sic Hoit nod Neufii,olano, pia
Toro.S ionep, unb nah Wiq,ieIon,
pia Bolton, 1d)Iiebt liter tdslih Inn 3
l1br Nadmittags; nad Glba, pia
tdolid nm 1 llbr Nadmit-
tags; mad Gotta 2ica, Sonouras,
Micaraguo (Sltfiilte) unb @rate.
mala, pia NeipsS Orleans, tdglib Inn
10 llbr abenbs; nod Der Staot
Werifo td9lib Inn 9 ltbr Nadmit.
tags uno 10 llhr abenos.
SranS. Yacific 50 0 It.
Sreitng =. 7 ltbr Nbenhs, fir Sa-
mali, SSapal1, aoreo, Gbina uro Die
Hbilippinen, pia San Sran5isco.
Yoit fir Sapaii, @uam unb Ole
Ebilippinen, pia San Sran5isco,
idlieBt bier tdgIib 7 llbr gbenbs
bis gum 81. Sftober; fir auitraIien,
9teu = Seelano. Nelt . Galebonien,
unb Sill : Snieln, pia @an,
couper, 9. g., taglif Bis gum 8. go.
pember 7 llbr abenos.
Die Trans.Y acific.Yoi pirb t1eIid
l,ad5 Dem Mbgangsbafen b%eforoert uno
3eit Ses Sdluiies lit arransirt nit
Giidiidt auf beren ununterbrohene
ltcberIano , 9ef6rberuna. 4rm7r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-24
Wrs. W~inslup's Soot6ina Sprup

fpirn felt fiber tinnbnnbfedSta Sabren bon
WiQipnen BON WeHttern fir TIRE &tnber teiIn
5ahnen nit upQftdnbtgem Grfpla eebrautt. IS
teruhtat bas 0tnb. ~ertueidtt hen Wau,nrn. be-
iMwtdtist aGe edsmersen; tnrtrt 8tnbtcltf liro
III bas bette WitteI fir 2tarrb6e. Bon Mpos
ibeiern In alien 8eIttbeiIen %berfauft. Seio
ae,pib nno berInnat .W,re. Ninsfc,u's ecuthtna
shrup" uno rehrIt feine nnbere Sorte. fitri'
~iinh3manaia Gents Die SIofche. Inter benz Jgghr,
mittefs into TrpenenrSeiee bonn 80. Silnf IDbf
anraniirt. Seriens9,ummer 1908. Gin alte3
mnS gut tetpd9rtes Wlittel. :.
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WeidGfts . @clcgenheitcn.

getbeiIiger aeipiinfft fir cine beitebenbe Ser
lnes. uro Erud. @eicniddt (oieIlnrndial. 3nr
stusfiibrine acipinnperfpre6enoer 1ldre. 3riefe
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Baltimore Marftbcridltc.

9ultim %. Sftober 1907.
Mebl. 3iliubr 81 .025 Sdiicr,
cinidlieBiidD T31i 6Giier ST Occult.
Eoiut mo 9t20 60iier il CAUTION
ma 100 Gnlin, N,trd, Shiffn
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@erlanat im1 MQgemeinen.
9euttdeS artetts.Nadttpetjuuas.ga resu

1eutfMeS MrtettS.s 2adhpetiunsS.g Rreen.
Inter Der Mufii&t Der -9entf6en 0efenJdaft."
= .9tetenieen, bic bentt4e Sanoiperter. arbeiter
len G1 perf6nIi9 ober in franiirten 9riefen an
ben Meenter, Der 0efeuf6aft. Johann .. Weeper,
Stmmet liz, 8r. 215-217, .etrehs,
lbenben. tpeIdber unenteeItIiG Musfunft ertbeilen
ptrb. Spre4fturben bon 1 bis 8 tbr.
Gdn27,1N)
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@erlanst:
Infgeiucdtc intelligence imnsc
Wfaod)en, ctiua Is Sabre alt, als
@crfanfcrimnem; Griabrmns mid)t
n6tbis. Sdnclle gcfSroernna fir
Sic, iucldJe g%efabi8nns babcn. NadJ.
snfrasen bci'm superintendent,
(295--) Steipart & 81.
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OVNTTTN 0NNIWFEVNF FFFEVNFE III FRNFTN
pom Gage porber iinb 5lt nottircn.
@oi5en.- 3uiubr 102,307 9u'
libel; Ierlonht bon oen Glcpotorcn
1926 9uldcl: glepatoren . Gorrutb
72O,O03 @uidcl.
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.3,tpei Wtdnrer. fsrethen beltff iiro %ltanriit
aen in Nr. q, eib.Gurfen.e trnfr. (295-O
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Vcrfangt:
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$40. Nurb.G harleS.etrahe. (2s5-9S)
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.r- atenesefnd:
Gin iuracr tiidtieer Bidder fiidt Siele uIs
critic ODER 6ipeite Saro. Inlurbeii. DIAL
%abrefiire: Nr. t716. Wufher.strahe.
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