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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
V0LCAN C EURPTI0N
MAKES new PEAK

Seattle. Washn.. Sept 25-Captan
4. ]. Henderson. of the revenue cutter
9hetis. on arrival here yesterday
from an Arctic expedition, confirmed
the official reports of an account Of a
violent volcanic eruption of Mount
Makushin, September 10th. aud the
existence of a new peak rising from
the sea. The latest addition is tie
fourth and with its appearance the
lotion of the ocean has raised until
the channels formerly sufficiently Y
large for the passage of ships are now
dry land. The mountain is twenty-five
miles from Unalaski.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
STRANGE ESCAPE OF
MANY PASSENGERS
IN FEARFUL WRECK
REAR CAR OF SPECIAL TRAIN IN
FRANCE TELEscoPED BY Ex-
PRESS AT MOUTH OF TUN-
NEL-EiGHT ARE SLIGHTLY
INJURED.

Paris, Sept. 25. The rear coach Of
the second section of a special train
carrying $50 first class passengers
from Paris to Cherbourg to embark
on the White Star steamer Adriatic
for New York, was telescoped today
by the regular Rouen express at the
mouth CT the Bevel tunnel, just be-
yond Nantes. Strangely, no one was
killed and according to the latest
authentic information, no one was
seriously injured. All of the passen-
gers in the last coach however, were
were slightly injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
TRUST COMPANY
CLOSES ITS DOORS
INDIAN TERRITORY INSTITUTION
COULD NOT SECURE BOND
! FOR 100000 TO SECURE DE-
PoSlToRS.

Muskogee. I. r., Sept. 25.-The
Canadian Valley Trust company.
which closed it's doors Tuesday morn
ing. posting notices on its windows
to the effect that its bank business
had been transferred to other banks
in the city and that depositors would
be paid today, failed to open its doors
this morning. The Commercial banks
upon investigation found the condi-
iions different from what was ex-
peeted and have not taken hold of it.
1t was agreed that the other banks
of the city would assube the responsi
bility for the company if 100000
bond could be raised The bond was
to have been secured at l O'Clock last
night but the Valley people were
unable to raise the amount.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
MAY CALL our o. n. r.

New York Sept. 25.--Daniei |. Rus
sell, chairman of the strike commit
tee, who, until today had opposed the
movement for a sympathetic strike,
tonight made vigorous speech in
which he reversed his position and
declared that expedlency demande I
such measureas proposed An
amendment for the exemption OF
operators of leased wires who made
contract six months before the strike.
proposed by man of the Hearst
News Service was voted down with
cheers After meeting Chairman
Russell said If the present course
was not effective the railroad oper-
ators will be called upon to quit
work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
NEW YORK MONEY
KINGS AT BOTTOM
OF PLOT IN CUBA

Havana. Sept ga conspiracy 20
start a revolutionary movement in
Cuba has been discovered. Under in
struction issued by Governor Mago n
number OF suspicious persons, be-
lieved to be connected with the con
spiracy, have been shadowed for sfv-
eral DAYS past Il is believed tha
movement is backed by New York
capitalists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
READY FOR TEDDY.

Simmsport. La, Sept 5.-If Messrs.
John M. Parker and John McIlhenny
would have President Roosevelt come
to Simmsport they would be more
successful in their bear hun. Bruin
passed on the streets of this town
yesterday morning before the local
hunters arose from their slumbers,
as was evidenced by the tracks of
large bear in the streets. He was
going in a northerly direction, and
possibly was on the way to the
swamps of East Carroll Parish to
await the coming of the presidential
party.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
TAFT Is INDORSEO,
TEDDY IS REJECTED

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. 25.-In the Re
publican convention held here today
Secre tlry of War William II. Taft
was lndorsed by the committee on
resolutions TO head the Rebublican
ticket I'm then ext presidential cam
paign 4 motion to substitute the
name Of Theodore Roosevelt was yot-
cd down Delegates representing six
ty-live Of the ninety counties Of tho
state chered the committees report
The Democratic convention was a,so
held her today Fifty delgates were
present. William Jennings Bryan al
dressed the convention. The belief
is general that he viii be the choice
cf the convention for the nomina
fion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
WOULD CALL OUT All,

New York, Sept. 25. The New
York local Of the Telegraphers Union
voted tonight TO call ont all the leased
wire operators employed by press and
In brokers Offices In this city. II such
action shall be sanctioned BY the na-
tional officers. II was voted also I'd
ask the national officers to issue
call for the press and brokers' tels
graphers throughout the eountrs t.
quit work. Action BY national ofTi.i
GERS viii be awaited before anythins
further is done. The demand upon
men who are now working under con
tract ~ made III the interests Of thoEs'
who have struck against the Western
Union and Postal companies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
Peculiar Matrimonial Ad.

The following advertisement ap-
peared In a Devonshire. Eng, newspa-
per: "Widower no family, renting a
small farm near Kingsbridge. wants
a housekeeper; chapel-going person,
and one that has charity. which is
the love OF God. preferred: with views
Of marriage. II the Lord prospers my
ways and she be willing Apply. etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
WON'T EXPRESS OPINION.

Chicago, Sept 25.-National officers
Of the Telegraphers' Union tonight re
fused to express an opinion rs to
whether they would sanction tha
strike voted by the New York local.
"A special convention may be call
ed TO take up the matter when It
comes before us officially" said Ma
tlonal Secretary Wesley Russell. II
added that he had information that
a similar action had been taTe1 by
about ten locals in different parts tf
the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
$50 UTAH MINERS
co OUT ON STRIKE

Park City, Utah. Sept 25.-Object-
ing TO the employment of non-union
miners $50 miners employed by the
Daly-West Ontario and Littel Belt
mines, all members of the Western
day and the properties suspended
operations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
OF a School Ths, Q, Gone.

This is the story of a gentleman
and lady OF the old school: As the
story opens the lady is boarding a
street car. The gentleman imme-
diately rises and offers her his seat
She falls dead. But before expiring
she thanks him. Then he falls dead.
too. So there are two of them at
the inquest. and the verdict is to
the effect that it is time they we're
passing away--Puek.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
Hoss and Hoss.

After being married "a hours an
eastern young woman quit her hus-
band and went back TO her S25-a-week
job. II may be pointed out that very
few wives get s25 a week to spend on
themselves. Yet there are mighty
few husbands who have that much
TO spend on themselves. either.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
To Mend lot Water Raos.

A hot water bag will ofttimes sud.
ed. Adhesive plaster placed over the
break will stop the leak Immediately
and will stay In place for quite awhile.
II can easily be renewed. and proves
most satisfactory first aid to an
10 jured rubber aTticle.-The Circle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
Why the SKY Looks Rlus.

u Is the atmosphere that makes the
sky look blue and the moon yellow
II We could ascend to an elevation
of 90 miles above the earth's surface
we should see that the moon is
brilliant white. while the sky would
Be black. with the stars shining as
brightly In The daytime as at night
The Reader
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
NO MOTIVE FOR SUICIDE.

Louisville. Sept 25.-Dr. Payton
Randolph Henerson. prominent
physician aud a member OF an old
Kentrcky family. committed suicide
tonight by shooting himself twice
through the head. No motive is
known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
oIntime Shot uneart I'd.

In making excavations in one Of
the old batteries at Mt Independence
Amos Blood. Of Orwell. VT. unessth
ed 75 pounds Of solid sho; at a depth
of two feet There we're five nine
Founders. one seven-poundef. and .
number OF smaller size.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

II n. Stewart of Linnens. Ne. has
an Indian pony that has lately devel-
oped a taste for new milk On going
into the yard one morning lately Mr-
Stewart found him extracting milk
from one Of the cows In the old-fasb-
ioned way
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
NOTABLES WE'D.

Alexandria, Va, Sept. 25.-Miss
Virginia Lee. daughter of the late
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, was married here
today to Lieutenant John Carter
Montgomery of the Seventh United
States cavalry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
AGAINST SETTLERS.

Washington. Sept 25.-Secretary OF
the Interior has decided in favor Cf
the state OF Washington in the case
Of the state against large number
of settlers involving $4,000 acres val
liable land.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
RAN QUARANTINE WITH
UNINsPEcTED CATTLE

Norman. Okla, Sept. 25.-Ed B.
Johnson a wealthy cattle man and
banker of this city. was arrested to-
day on a charge of introducing unin-
spected cattle across the quarantine
line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
cleansIna ArtIfelal FIewers.

The best way Of cleaning artificial
flowers is TO wipe them as carefully
a. possible with a soft flannel and
hen dip In gasoline Ribbons and
dress goods should be sponged with
the sane
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
Urrer,y-at. Fere.tfulnsss.

Most men would be willing 10 grant
equal rights 10 women II the desire
for equal rights didn't make 50 many
women FORGET the importance Of per
sonal ttractions-Chicago Record
Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
They After Aint.

"Jim Nrites from Texas" said the
old lady, that one O. the biggest Of
fees in the state has been seekia'
him fer some time. but he don't speci-
fy just how much be oEes iti"-Atlan-
Ia Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

Farmers Wife-That idiot Of a girl
has actually been silly enough 30 pat
cold water into the new milk foT the
tourists instead o. warm.-Simplieis
eiruua
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
DECLINE uPToN's CHALLENGE.

New York. Sept 25.-The New
York Yacht club at a meeting tonight
declined the challenge Of Sir Thomas
Upton for a race for the American
cup next year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
81 s.r pr.s.ru.s L.

cheap mixture to put around an
ice chest to keep It cold IS pounded
rock salt In the proportion q one part
TO tao parts Of pounded ice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

Love makes US ali poets for awhile.
throwing its own divine light on a
heart perhaps really cold = BulweF
Lyunn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

Batteries Smith and Blankenship:
Bailey, Howell and Spencer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

ApvERrisINo SHOULD bs ~
sonabIs and should b. rsady we'll IN
advance Of the sesson--no matter what
the weather. II you wait on the
weather you might get left.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING,
Yesterday,s Results.

Batteries Manning and Blair; Jc IS
and Clarke
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26
Standing Shows Detroit In FIRST
# Place In American League
Notes OF the Game.


Eatteriesv Maddox and Gibsg sgn,
Lynch and Bowerman
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

Batories-Winter and Shaw /;
liam and Payne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

Eatterie s Karger and Marsha l.;
Bell and Ritter
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-26

IN ADVERTISING a bubble Of vital
Ity is worth barrel Of machinery and
Systematic work counts for much here
as everywhere else.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Wasfcnbul hcs Baltimore Sap.
crn'@crcins" Muntag, orn 2S, San.,
in Der 8rrmnnia-@ Sale.
SiibnCnitiif:.
0anptmunn uur GDpcnif.
(2O

Eortrait en- tbitIIung.-
Sic Eortroit q Brlippe Der Goftoren
Mcldl SSlcr, &CQp uno &nlitco. ein
8cmoloe pon Sobn g. Sargcnt, s..
a., wurOe gcitern Ibenb in ser DC.
Gop Sole Der .>Sobns Sopfins' Uni.
periit1t" ourf eincn feierliden 9lft
cntbilut. Sri. Marp Garrett Id)enfte
Dos 8emGIoc ser .Sobns Sopfins'
llnipcriitGt," rno Graiioent Sra
Hcnlcn nobm Ooiielbe Homlerts Der
Sclhellften cntgegcn. 2r. Welh II.
Sr. Hopol Gortiiio5 bielten fur5e Mn.
lprad)cn. 3oblrcihe eingelaoene 90.
ite mobnten ser Gntbiilurg bel.
NcueM orftregeIn.- Gurh
cine im Stobtratbe ein5ureidenoc
Terorornng lucroen fir Den relleil
Wo6crmarft am Marfet Ylace ~Itrifte
Hcgeln ieitgciebt lperoen, oitrf mel.
die oas &odlct imMarfte, iolpie olle
acroeringen AT ben StGnoen pcr'
botern miro. 1ie Warfttoge iueroen
ouf WittluodJ urb Samltag Tormlt.
tags feltgcictt,
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rIriun". Wasfcnbna
IL. Tscbrnar,
y@rrmania. WGnncrdJpr'SaQe."
Hnr fir Mitalicbrr. (20)

SoS 9ronobcrfmuI. -
Ioo Gouliic iiir Sic SltSmubl OcS
Gcnfnal1 INTO Elotca fiir Dos
@ror0HCnfnlol bot inter Acn1 &orlib
0CS Hidtcr& &p. Stodbriogc cincn
Scridt ollsgcnrbcitct. GoS Gnmitc
iprid)t iid) 0cgcn Gin Wcntoriol.@c
bGu0e. obcr 81 @unitcn oes FlancS
0cS &or6inoIS @ibborS aus. Ger.
Iclbe bot Gin Grnfmol in &orid)loN
ccbrndt ociicr N0bc uno 9imcniio.
reu lpGtcr icit0Citcut merScu ioIlcn,
unb 5mor IN Observation-Disclosures nit
0rn ld)IieBlid) ol,Sgcip1bltcn YIobc.
Ios Gcntmol ion obcr 10 gcboltei,
Icin, BOB cS circ fiiritleriihe ullo
it0re @irtlr1 cr5ielt. 9uS Gent.
mal ioQ ans WorplGnGcr 8ronit
oocr Mormor bcrGeitcut uno oui
beIicr Spite cine Stotl,c bon Cecil
GoIocrt, Dem 5lpciter 9oro 9uItinlo.
res. ~al9ebrQd)t lucroclt. Scr illtere
5bctI OcS 9enfmols ioa ourd) orci
@rrppcn oeidImiidt pcrbc,L neId)e
Die bci'm @ronbe IoIdrnocr Iclter.
mcbrleutc, Sic biilisbercitc MiiIi5 II.
bic Gncrgic nIlb ben Mlth Scr Viir.
gcridloft in @i~ebcrouibou oeS
@ranboiitriftcs ocre,pi0er. Sn De
aug ouf bicfc$ Genfmal crhicIt &C.
iteri Scr Wopor et,en 9rici BON
Srn. Hobert Honiap. mclder oui
SoS mrbcboute @~runoitiif peitlit)
bonn SOllont ofs fir has Icnfinal
gecignet oilfmertiom mod)t, maltes
nnr 100000 foitcn iou.
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pSarmpnie."
MaSfenbaa i'm ySDric."
Sifcts 500. @crtbuollc Trciic.
(20
Eanl Sumrigbauicn tuot.

.Nod idItuerem 2eioen in iciner @ob'
ming an 9toro : Sremont.S trobc
perl6ieoen. - @nr BON 9erlc'
burg, @eitpDolen, Gcbilrtig.
9eeroigun0 am GierItag 9sad)-
mittog.
Nod) idmerent 2eioen itor6 &c.
ltern Sormittng I'M If llbr Sr.Eoul
Somrigbouien in ieirer Mobnung
Nr. 4tS, Noro . Sremont = gpe., ill
9Qter bon 40 Snbren. Gie 9eeroi'
ollllg finbet an Gienitag, Nad)mit.
tags 1913 llbr, pom Srauerboltle aus
ullf Dem Y@citcrn SrieObofe" Itatt.
YaitorS ~ltlills Sofmonn BON Der oeltt'
id)cn 3ionsfirdc miro Den Sraucr'
%gottcsbicnit bolten. Ter Terltorbene
puroe om %. Sebruar 1858 in Der
leblrg, @eitpbalen, geboren uno
fam i'm Sabre 1890 no6 Irerifo.
Gr orbeitete 5llerit in Ser National-
grol1erei ais &eQerburihe, muBte 10
bod ollf Gr5tlides Nnrotben nod
5luciiGbri9er Iienit5eit nit Oicicr DC.
it1ftigung ouiborcn. Gr orbeitete
bunn Elm >Sobr in Dem Hcitulrant
leincs 9ruoers, Srn. 8ititop Som.
r~igbaliclt, bis CT I'M Sabre 1898 III
9tr. 4tS, HorO . Srentontitr., lclblt
cine @irtbifoft eroifnete, bic er lett
Dem nit griolg bctrieb. Sm Sabre
1895 pcrbeirotbetc or iib nit @lila'
beth. 9eb. &nobe. Neben ocrlel6cn
6intcrl1bt er einen Sobn F5ilipp
Somrigbouien urb brei 9riiocr, $50.
Guitap Sonrigbauien IN Baltimore,
Srn. Mug. Somri9bnuielL Criminal
Eoli5ei : Sniprftor III Sannoper, IMP
Srn. Seinrid Somri9bauien, Gen.
tont in 9erlebllrg.
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iein @cihdftsIofol. Giui1e 3inlmcr
i'm 6ollie lucroen bon 8. DC. Sobn.
ion mo beiicn S6rpcItcr, 6el. Nelic
Sobnion, belpobnt, m1brcnO Die olls
bCrCn HGumIidfciten 2o9er5tucdcn
oicncn. Sine grobe Gcronon iiibrt
5t Dem groBen Sol ocS 0ltbcrit iub-
itonticQ NcbolttCn &oltica, mo iol
bier Sec oft al .9lbcnben &C.
icliCn unb iibcr m%iIitGriid)c Yl0ne
nofge6od)t bnbcn. gees Irbeiten
an Sort Carroll 5Ciatcll iciue groBCn
6Gbigfciten oils Sn0cnieltr. sic nab.
reno ieines bicligcn Nrfcntbnlts &c.
idloiicrten 5reunoi6oitcn pCronlobs
ten @cncrol Sec, bel iebcr iid 0orbics
tcnben 8eIegenbeit Baltimore mieoer
81 bCiudCrl. AS cr on1 %. Npri(
1869 Baltimore 6eiild)tc, mar fem
biciiGcr Nrfcntbolt cine fortipGbren.
&c Spotion, llno mllr6e linn Ipc5icll
BON ser @ctrctbeboric, DeId)c cr be.
illdtc. Gin cntbuiiaitiid)cr Gmpfong
borgebradjt. Snt Suli 1870 i~tottete
@cneroI See Baltimore nof)mols ei.
relt fur5en @ciltdp ob. Seine Sc
ilnobcit non Damn obcr idplt |5erriits
tct, llilb fam er bierber, llnl bon Or.
Hobcrt $. 9ildIer Gr5tlid)cn GotD
ein5llhnICn.
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Gin Idl6nes nuo uitIides UeIdcnf

Gin id5nes nnb nieIides Geidcnf
fir M~ngeb5rise 1T INNER cine lebcrs-
arosc Ybotusrapbie oSer cine limit.
leriid b%pllenoete Gupie zines alten
gilocs in Grapnn, @aTerfarbe, Del
oScr Yaiie1. Die id6niten Cabinet.
SLIDER MIR 81 pro 0ntenb.
Sulius Sebbel, beutider Autobiography.
co., 321 NorS-@a oh. Strafe.
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Baltimore nnb Cbip.gabn.

Neiter orrdgehciloer Eorlor.
@aggon nad 8ittsburg. Buffet.
YnrIor : @aggon, Baltimore mad,
Eittsburg, lit bent n555-55-5,"
ocm .SoeeSIidt".3u mgebdnet,
ser Mount &oral 9abnbof Gas
Worgens, Camden 700 Worgens
ocrI1Bt uto in Gittsbure 800 Nndm.
anfommt. Soiortiger gnihIilb in
Eittsburg na1 Ifroit, GlepeIano uno
Chicago. (20-2D
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Den Mit8IieOern: S6eriif George ".
Eo0gett, @oriibpr; eritcr 2~egiSlotip-
Giitrift = W. @. Nobnion unO Golp.
9ootb; 5Ipeiter 2egislatio. 0iitrift -
StanIep u. 6oub un0 lbomas $.
8ebiter; oritter Scaislutip.G titrift-
GborIes 6. @eit unO 2eon &. @reen'
baum; pierter 2egislatio.G iitrtft -
Or. s. Is. 2ltpus unO II. GODarO
@rempler.
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0aS Notbe 8u6
-Ses-
"0eutf&en Gorre(ponoenten"
fir 1907 jctt i'm 9ruf
ms luir0 baIo irci an ole a6onnens
ten perianot.
fir 1907 jctt i'm 9rnf

fJNNbN'~NN y ~
Oe3 SnbnltS:
Observation-Disclosures &olcnocr.
&nlcnoorium fir 0a5 Sobr 1907. ST.
IGltterungcn iibcr oie midtigItcr
9Irtcn Der 3eitred)nuu9en. aale1.
ser Scr SuOen. 0Itcrtobcae. Gi(
feitcn mo belucgIi6cn 6eite. Aitro.
nomii6c GreigniiIc. gouernre.
9cln. 100i1brigcr 8itterungsfn.
lcnbcr. Siitorii6c Gotcn Ii. !. ~.
Sic Erog0oic bon Son 6run5isco.
&oiicr 8ilbclm in 8ort uno Bib.
&un1Or.
aorl SHurj.
3ins.IobcIlc II. /. ~.
Gclti6e StG0tcbilOcr.
Icutid). Nmcrifnner in GelltidlanS.
acknowledgements.
llniere &crbred)cr Spe5iolitGtcn.
Ser ncuc Stcrn in u|nicrer 6lagge.
I5nl 3eitoItcr OeS Stalls.
G5ronif ser SoocSf0uc bon Gelltiden
in Baltimore in 1906.
St00tiibe 8cnmtc u1O Yeb0r0cn.
Coroner Yoltimore'S.
@ubI.Yre5infte Der Stuot.
6cucrsW icnlorials Gomitc'n.
Sta0trath 1905-l9O7.
Gcicblihe 6ciertoge in WorDlano.
StoutasS cnutorcl.
WnrpIGn0cr ur0 Wun0cS. 8crid)tc.
@unoeS.G 9cb0roe.
untS.@inbuH0crungS 0iircallr.
Muni5ipaI. uno Stuntalpabicn 1907.
Noli5eIridltCr.
Obcr 9nnoeS0eri6t.
Hc1iitrirunN IN Baltimore 1906.
RidtcrlpobI 1906.
Stoot&s8 eittgebrna.
StnotS.8 eicbgcbung 1906.
@refutip.9 comtc 0cS Stootes.
2cgi3latllr. llnb StootrotbS. Giitriftc.
Gonarcbuobl in McrpIuno 1906.
Muni5ipolluobl 1903.
Wlini5ipaImubl 1905.
StootSpobl 1903.
Nbcn0itulcn 9oItimorc'3.
slim it rotionen.
Gic Nllincn bon Sun 6ron5iSco.
Ter 8enerbcr0 bon Son 6ron5iSco.
Son 5ron5iSco'S @oh5tbun.
3ie Surg So6en5oucrr.
Erin5 @il6cIm in Nlotroienflei0ung.
90nig @ilbcIm idb aon5 better.
Sd)lob YrimtCnou.
Bier &uiicr.
WiornlorpoIniS nit 0Ciligcn See.
Sn Der WunnidoitSfii6e ser Sobcr.
6ollcrn.
S~ilbcrbod5eit oeS oelttidcn 9aiicr.
ponrCS.
@0lfcr Gllropa's tuobret cure Gcilig.
Itcn Glitter.
@"rl Sd)urj ant George Cafe.
Gic nlte Heidsblirg III Niirnbcrg.
Ter Scltferitcg in Niirnberg.
Seitiool in Der aoiicrbur0.
Gresoer.altitob on1 Glbufcr.
&oniglid)e Soiopcr in 9reSOer.
3min1er uno Sopbicnfirde in Grcs.
sen.
Ter &ambltrgcr Soften.
9~innclalitcr nit SungfcrnIticg.
NotbbouS in Somburg.
GoS StroBbiirgcr Wiinltcr.
FatrijicrballS III StroBburg.
Stn0cn oil Scr 81.
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Neut1heS WcIo

gu berfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Nari
ooer APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
@edIel uno greoitbrieie auf ale
StGote guropa's. @eloienoungen,
Sdiiisforten, @eiiepaiie unb ausIan.
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