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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
4 SCRAP OF PAPER.
II Was the Means Of Bringing a Muir.
dersr to Justice.

VI Was the Means OF Bringing Muir.
derer to Justice.
Scraps of paper have on several oc.
casions been the means Of throwing q
light on some of the greatest criminal
mysteries Of modern times. Had It
not been for the minutest scrap Of
tissue paper 1t is quite possible that
the notorious Franz Muller would have
remained free man to the end of his
days.
After foully numbering a Mr.. Briggs
in a railway carriage on the North
London line Muller made off with his
victims hat. When caught several
months later a top hat declared to be
Mr.. Briggs was found in his posses.
sion. Its shape, however, had been
considerably altered, and Muller in
sisted that the hat had been bought by
himself.
Was 1t Mr.. Briggs hat?
IF 1t is Mr.. Briggs hat" said the
halter who supplied him, "you may
find & piece of tissue paper in the lin
ing. Mr. Briggs hat was too large for
him, so put the paper in to make 1t
fit."
When the lining was turned down a
scrap of paper which had adhered to
the leather was discovered. Muller
had bigger head than Mr.. Briggs and
had therefore resolved to take the pa
per out. He left that little bit, how.
ever, sufficient to establish the identity
Of the hat beyond all question as that
Mr.. Briggs was wearing when he was
murdered.
This Is only one instance among
many where bits Of paper have solved
great mysteries. Answers.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
Money Flowing West,

One of the certain results OF the
present financial striugency will be n
superabundance OF money on the Pa
cific coast. II was, in fact, q surplus
of money that brought the western
banks into condition which made
them victims of tie Wall street panic.
Every body on the coast had money
and there were too few borrowers In
this part Of the country. The bank |,
loaned theiI money and depositors
money In the east, aud when the de-
positors took notion that they want.
ed 1t, not all OF 1t could be had on
short notice. But the hanks are get
ting 1t back again and eventually Ii
will all be on the coast again, In.
creased by the returns from this
years crops. Then confidence will be
completely restored aud there will be
more money that people will know
what to do with. More than this,
most of what the coast has to sell il
In the form Of necessaries while much
of what it buys In the east is In the
torn Of luXuries. This financial etrin-
gency has made the people more eau
tious and they will be careful about
spending money. The purchase of
necessaries will go ON just the same
Rs usual, bit there will be a decrease
in the purchase Of luXuries. This will
be to the advantage of the coast aud
KEEP more money at home.
There are great many people in
Oregon who have been predicting
shrinkage In values, particularly real
estate yaluss, as result OF the mon
ey stringency, hut they ale doomed
to disappointment We shall see
repetition Of the experience of 1905.
1t was then said, l"Wait until after
the Lewis and Clark fair and there
will be slump In values and you can
pick up property for song" But
the slump did not come, for the rea
son that everybody wanted to buy
real estate. People who have been
gradually drawing their money out of
the banks or who wish to do so will
be hunting for an investment In the
next few months. The banks will
have more money than they can loan
and they will hesitate about sending
it east again. In the absence Of bet
ter subject OF investment there will
be strong demand tor real property.
1t the coast we're debtor part of tle
country and lahored under the neces
sity ot sending money east, the situa-
tion would be much different, but it |
is clear to every one that we shall |
have more money three months from !
now, and six months from now, than
ever before. Wall street panics may
come and go and In the passing may
cause some temporary Inconvenience
In the productive and developing
west, but they will not materially
affect legitimate real estate invest.
nents on the Pacific coast. Oregon
on
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12

ples, some of the enserprising apple
raisers of Hood River, with h. II.
Shepard and Joseph Wilson as lead
ers, made a display at the same time
of Hood River apples. On the start
some OF the Willamette Valley grow
ers felt that the Hood River folks
would have promoted good feeling by
refraining from making their exhibit,
but the more they thought the matter
over the more they realized that the
| double show in Portland at the same
time tended to enchance the reputa.
tion of Oregon apples and that In fact
the Hood River growers, 10 making
their display of frnit, had done the
very best thing which could occur.
fhe Hood River folks cheeifully ad-
Initted that Hood River had never
made bandsomer display of apples
and the Willamette growers had no
occasion to feel ashamed OF their dis
play in comparison, nor TO fear that
the apples of this valley we're going to
suffer in reputation because the op-
portunity for comparison with the
Hood River product was offered. 1t
would have been unfortunate for the
Willamette Valley growers II the op-
portunity had not existed for compar-
ison of their own apples with the fin
est product of Hood River. Ii pre-
vented spectators from saying, "This
looks very nice, but how would IL
look alongside of u lGt OF Hood River
apples?" Moreover, 1t showed some
of the Willamette Valley growers how
necessary 1t is to lose no opportunity
for advertising.
The display made by the Hood Riv.
or folks was carefully studied out and
was arranged to tell its story In the
most effective way. A peculiarly
striking device was a box made of
plate glass, whiah contained four tier
Spitzen berg apples. The packing OF
this box was triumph of the pack.
er's art. There is no elasticity about
plate glass, and yet the box was filed
exactly aud snugly 10 every particu.
La with unwrapped apples. Every ap-
pie had to be OF the same size, and In
addition to this all we're of the same
snade of color. Oregon Agri culturist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
Value OF Q Constitution.

1t happened in the spring Of 1860,
when Garibaldi was pursuing his expe-
dition in Sicily and when the words
Constitution and Liberty" were ON ev.
cry Neapolitan's lips. why are you 50
anxious for constitution asked q
foreign tourist of his guide and donkey
driver while they were travelling
through the mountains of Sorrento
well, you see, your excellency," was
the answer, because / think we shall
be all the better for 1t. 1t is now close
upon twenty years that am letting
out my asses to visitors from all coun.
trles-English, French, Americans. All
Of these have constitution, and they
are all rich"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
Arms and the Tax.

There are sufficient people in Eng
land and Scotland paying the annual
tax imposed by the inland revenue up
on the use of armorial bearings to pro-
duce sum of $350,0O0 each year. The
great bulk of this sum is paid by peo-
pie who care not an atom either about
their family Of their arms, but pay the
tax regularly simply because they have
carriages or plate heraldically decorat-
ed. The really old families of the
realm, however, use armorial emblems
for decorative purposes to an extent
almost Incredible in the eyes Of those
familiar with them only on note paper,
table silver and carriage panels.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12

FOR ASTORIA and 500 p NJ. 5;0O P. NJ
way points. connecting Daily Daily
with steamer for lis AGO except excent
ana North Beach steam Sunday, SUNDAY
er hassalo, Ash street Saturday.
dock water perl 1000 p, NJ
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
Effect of Whistle on RattIssnskss.

Should you ever encounter a rattle
snake and he shows fight just begin to
whistle softly and the reptile will IN
coil and lay with his eyes closed and
body qulvering," said Tennesseean
"On more than one occasion I have
run across rattlesnakes and have al
ways taken the fight out of them by
whistling. The snake seems to become
absolutely helpless when he hears
soft whistle and win make no attempt
to spring upon you. This whistle ap-
pears to soothe his anger and robs him
of fighting power. | saved my life OH
one occasion in this manner. Try II
and you'll find that tell the truth"
Nashville Tennesseean.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
What, Indeed?

A duchess requiring lady's maid
had an interview with one, to whom,
after having examined her appearance,
she said, "Of course you will be able
to dress my hair for met"
"Oh, yes" replied the girl; ut never
takes me more than half an hour to
dress lady's hair"
"Half an hour, my childw exclaimed
the duchess in accents Of terror. And
what on earth, then, should be able
to do with myself all the remainder Of
the morningY'-Dundee Advertiser.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
A Curiosity.

Polite Shopman Showing goods
Here Is something would like to call
your attention to, madam. 1t liz the
very latest thing out. Mrs Eoundcr
(absentlyl--If there's nu"th'9g oyt lat
er than my husband IN take T.. IL ONlE
for curiosity y,--S tr&", N5g 80
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12
Jack and Jill were both quite i'll,

For blues and headaches have to go,
When they take an Early Riser.
DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are
sold by Keir 4 Cass.
Good stock OF winter robes and horse
blankets at S. J Franks
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-12

Aware of the fact that the william
ette Valley apple show would attract
much attention and turn the attention
ol the public for the time being to ap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Mmi benz Wad6amiciucg.

Gin Correspondent Der ~@ieicr
gagem. Stg." tbeilt folgenbe anef-
bote bon Dem idtpei5eriifen 9idter
@ottfrieo &eler nit: Bon @ottfrieh
Seller, oem am 16. Slfi 1890 bas
2idt Der bon i'm 10 freunolid erbell-
ten @elt erloiden lit, er5dblt mir eill
Sduei5er Sreunb, Der mid bieier
Gage in @ien beiubte, elm biibides
Siitorhen. @s bat iid m~abrbaftig
gu Grid, Sellers @eburts. II. Ster-
beitaot, abeeipielt. Gin t%beilnebmen-
Ser @onner iener, Die iptnler nod
ems trinfen, idipanfte &eaer zines
Mbenbs in ipeinieligiter 2ounc iihcr
Die StraBe. Gin 9iiblein fam ibnt
in ben @eg, iporallf 9ifter ltno
altabe nafltebenoe ltnterbalt,ng be-
gonnen: Didter: n@eiBt Oh nibt,
iuo @ottfrieo aeller iuobnt?"- &na-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
ScslQ cputru HpulIcn.

Nicolo Seslo, Ser it ben lebtell
Sobren 5ientlid idheigiam %eelporbe.
ne Grinder, belien SDoten Dor 1C
bis 20 Sobren Die @elt veleftriiir.
fen" bat mieber einmol bos @ort CT.
g%riffen, natiirlid in eigener Sadie,
sur abtuebr. gr legt @ermabrlli,e
bagegen elm, bob Den oanii6en ST.
finbern @olbemar Eorlien uro Sc
berien ser &llbm fir Die Gntoedui1g
eleftrii6er abgeltimmter @ellen 81.
foQe, ser ibren bon oller @elt 5iler.
foltnt morben tit. Seslo per0ffent.
lidt einen @nfias Ser .abseltimmte
8lib" in Der 8obenidrift .GngliIg
Wedanic," in Dem ct etpo 6olgen'
ocS mlsfii6rt: Sd babe aus ncrihic.
oencn @eri6ten cntnommen, ooB lid
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Mittclaltcrlidcs ans I~cflcnbmra.

@eil Der 2ebrer uno Sitter Gebnl
in Bampom in einen sur Smpfung
ben1lbten uno babel perunreinigtelt
Slolen5immer ni6t cher unterri6tell
polte, ais bis cs geborig pieoer &c,
reinigt iuar, erbob Der Eaitor rtnb
Srts Sdulinipeftor &iibner in @e.
meini1aft init Dem 5uit6noigen Su-
perintenbenten nno &reis : Shulins
ipeftor &lage bei'm groBber5ogliden
Goniiltorium 81 HoItod. llno bicie
9irdenbeboroe peritrtbeilte ben Sit
Itcr ipegen nllnniiroigen o%itBeromtli-
Den Gcrboltens" 5itr Strofe oes Ser
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Spnntaas.GlaMoere

glolloern mir bellte NAL nber5li6."
@os lit am WeniGen bober ein5ll-
ifj1teli, Elm gutter &opf ooer Elm gu.
ties Ser59 Sim Shonltcn lit es ia,
rpenn 9eibe in einem Weni6enOoiein
pereinigt lino. aber pie ielten fonlmt
oas Dor. @enn ober sir @abl &c.
Iteat miro: &larer &opf oOer gutes
9er5. bann mllB Dem gliten Ser5erl
Der 8or5ug e%ineer1ilmt perben. Ger
aopf lit Der Sit bes SnteGcfts, dc
Gebanfcnarbeit poIl5iebt Iid i'm @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Bic Gbiluiupbic bcs llnbcbcntcmocm.

~
IS gibt Greignilie, bic bur6 lire
Wlld)t allf olle Gbarnftere in 5iclnlid)
glcider @ciic iuirfcn. Ser pl0tIidc
&crllllt cineS tDellren Seriunnbtelt
ooer SreunoeS miro ieOcn troltrig
itinlmer, Der ploblifc @etpinn elmer
WiQion jeoe Seele frellbig crregen.
SIS gibt ober ulld fleille Gorgunge.
Die allf sic peri6ieoenItcn Gboraftere
Die gleihen @irfungen oltSilben.
Gin gutter 9eo6adter Dot, mie ooSug.
E." mittbeilt, cine fleine Site fol.
der Sorfommniiie ~5uiammengelteat:
aleine 9in9c, Die Sebem Sergniigen
maden: Gin Morfltiif in Der Sai6c
elmer olten @elte 81 finben. Sci
NoGt Die Srcppe ST. leiner @obnltng
billoufgebcn, Dinter eincm, ber3iitb'
bol5den bot. 5iinfter IN einem 81
ienbnbncoupc icilt nno icberL iuie cine
Der bier Gerionen, bic Die Gdpl1bc
cinncbmer, ii6 onId)idt, alls5llltei-
gen. = Cine Welobic finocn, Die maj,
lan9c 9eilldt bat. = Ginem gnoe.
rcn ein folid)es @elbitiid unorebcn.-
(Sintcr Oicier nSrelbe" ltcbt aQer'
bingS llrb nit ppllem Ecfte : Der
Stootsanlpalt! 9ei'm 0orbicr
cine 3eitrllg iinben, bic man lelen
ipp1te. - &lcine 8inge, Die Sebcm
lu,angencbm iino: Ginel1 potlteQe1
SIT miiiier, oeiien Nalnelt man per'
geIien bot. = Sn eincn Solon cin-
treten IN benn Wtolnent, no STILES
ploblid ldipcigt. = Sn cinem gi!'
genblid, no nlall Summer bat, bon
elmer Spcretterl : Wclobie perfolgt
at lperben. = Girelt Sreuno t%refien,
ocn mani felt LANCER Belt 1lid)t gelc-
ben bat, unb iid) nidt mcbr crit
nern, Of man i'm bll5te. SIN aitto
zines 6reunbes ipa5icren fabren nno
nidt eillen 9efanntcn treffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07

be: Sic iino ia ielbIt Ser @ottfrieo
&eaer!" - 9idtcr: SD babe Old
ni6t gcfragt, tuer id biz, ipnOcrn fpo
id) lpo6ne -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07

i6ninoigfeit berouSgeIGoiien, bo6
lie Die benad)borten 8Gnoe 0urd-
%oringcn, nllo nn0ererieitS miro er BON
Der %ltmgcbcnoen 2llft nit iDreli1
Stoitb ouf's beftigite %bomboroirt. Gr
mad)t gn1pfinoungelt oltrdL Die LII.
beid)rcibli6 linb. Gin 2oic, Der oieS
perbliiffenoe u1o nngloltblideS dalts
Ipiel ongeieben bot, miro bon Dem
5tpcitcn bci6eioenen Experiment &c.
ring ocnfen. Der Sa6berItanbige
ober miro iid) ni6t tdltI6el1 loiien,
oelm er begreift iofort, boB ooS 5ipeis
te Experiment I'M e6eulo biel idlpie-
riger in ser SerlteQung ipie iJneno.
li6 Diel folgenrei6er lit. Gr begreift,
Dob, Inn ben fleinen Sooen oer2anl-
pc ms 8lilben 81 bringen, Die ge.
ionmtc Sberfld6e ser @rbe in elmer
IuSoebnimg bon rltno $50 WiQionen
Nltoorotfilomctern Itorf eleftriiirt
leir mllB, lttlo 0oS crfor0ert gang be-
ionoere clcftriide &rdfte, bic buits
oertmal grober iino als jene, ole sur
Gn~t5ilnonng elmer 9o9enlonpe ourd)
Den 1ncnihli6en &orpcr in SbGtigfeit
qetreten lporcn. 8aS i'm ant mel.
item III Stnunen lcben miro, lit Sic
Grfabrtng, bob ole fleine 2ompc an
ic6cr Stelle Der Grbe nit Scr 9lei-
6cn Scligfcit ouflelt6tet, 10 oaB
feline Serminoerung oes Gifefts nit
5unlebncnoem g(bitono BON bemSert.
beoppnrot Der elettriiden @ellcn be-
merfbor lit. Dies lit Elm Softllnl bon
acknowledgement @idtigfcit, bos nit
Siderbeit oilf Die cllolide lno oolt-
crroe 2olllng ollcr 9roBen io5inlen,
inouitricllcn, finon5ielen, pbilar=
tbropil6en, illternotionolc1 ltno al.
oeren Eroblemc Ser Mcni6beit bin.
bcltet, oeren 2oilrng bilrd Die nol-
%It0noigc N~nfbebllng Der Gntfernun9
IN Der llcbcrtrogllng bon Snteaigen5
ulo Gncrgic bcrbeigcfiibrt merben
miro. Mebr 2idt lit ollf bieie nit,
icnidoftlid)e @abrbeit fiir5ltd oltr6
ooS glGn5en0e u1o babn6redenbe
Experiment bon &rofellor SlobD IN
Der ScrIte0ilng ciner poQfommenell
o%robtloien Selep6onie 5iuiid)en Nall-
Ell uno Berlin auf cine @ntferninJ
bon 30 &ilomctcrn geiuorfen iporoen.
Wtit gceigreten gpporoten fam cine
iolde telepboniibe Gerbinoung nit
ocrielben 2ei6tigfeit uno Yrd5iliot
ullf Die groBten irbiiden Gntfernitn-
gen belpirft iperoen. Sebr balo miro
cs moglid iein, iiber einen S5eon
cbenio flar unb oelltli6 5u ipreden
mie iiber eillen Gid biniiber."
8ieoer einmal eil1 edter SeSla!-
&eripredungen MAIDEN ltnb Seripre-
dungen einloien lit ober leioer 5tpei.
er(et:. D.. at..'t Hp-. p.
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&inio,u (SuDFS

iuubltelanute $75 Yeerotgunaen untfafen:
pradbtOollen Gnre, init fbspar8em au,b, ipelbsirl
obet erauem 4lGi6 iiherdo9en, duBcren aafien,
@.rrbieunes . @lBeiee, gtnGaIlamiTsn 9Gn9'
mitia hes @raheS, pei6ennngcH, fe9S Hene
0nifben, Ruos. SiibIe, aitter, 2ehbter uI'S
Sraperie'n.
Mies ppaitdubtg S7b. 1eine GGtrd.Spsfen.
$50 - gerianot Uun Eeidlen - $50:
&noere 8eerbiBung $50, St00 nnb S14o.
siurtb. mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8etoe IeIepbone. Fog uro 3ta0f.
(Sft14-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
HpiuIanS's tiirfildje DGber,
Ganttable. @ebdubs, goitamt arseH. etsts rffeH.
Ulue22-)
@ininu, Wpfhpff.

@S Iiurb am 3. glpriI 1907 in iriner Iebter
@obmira. M. 1920, Sfts9ibole,S trabe. 2Rtl.
Liant gpdBuii. ~GcIiebter @atte Der nerftorneneit
Catherine Nodboff, i'm Nlter bon SO Sabrell.
Sic 9ecroi9ung flnoet Wuntag, I'M 8 llbr Sors
mittaes. bon Der oben 9enanlter gSobnuIlg aus
ftait, uIlb bail1 Iln6 BET Ct. .SafnblssStirce,
no nm 0 tlbr cine HeanicmsWicfie tir o15 3etl
fetner Seele celcbrtrt miro. Beitcblin9 prtbas
tim 9ttte feline 8lllrleli.
Nuincb, SuS., 3eitingen ipoQen cell, Coz
pireu i. W7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
8crtha Z. Brandt.

sc fiarb am 3. apriI 1907 Bertha 3. Sratbi,
BBarS " 9ruifbf' I'M Iitcr bon II SabreiL in
i0rer Wubnung. Dir. 2G0t, IcTt'5 raiflin. Strdbc;
bic Reerbi9un9 finbet @lpntag, gta3mtttaes 2
lt6r, bon Der oben 9elauiiteu YSnbiliilg. ans
Gemctern." "o. ISV-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-07
Scurn 6. Wrnot.

So ftarb ant 3. s(priI 1907 8cnrg Is. Nrubt,
i'm 81. Sabre ieines 9ebens. Die 9eerbi9un9
finoet Wputag, ben s. glpriI, 10 llbr WiorgeitS,
bonn 3ruuerbunie, gr. 641. 9ScitaSoItrarsStr,
ans iiatt, All Der Gerludnbte urlo 6reunoe ADJ
tunqspou einaeIaoen lno.
GRbiIubcIp1ier 3eitlnpel pollen 9eiI. eopt'
ron y .H-- ~. ut IHB-S1
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QuuiIn WnI6rcdlcr.

GO Ttarb AM 5. GtpriI 1907, 11.45 Ibenhs.
2p,iia Maltredcr, geIiebte Satin peg oerltor,
9ebcns. Sic @eeroiaun9 firbet @ipntag, ben 8.
9(priI, 1873 1lbr gia6nittu95, BON t9rer. lester
g8obnung, 9ir. 422, NeftspcnrtettnsStraBe. ans
fat. 0eifctllltD auf Der oGoubons4drf'eelncs
terp." t9O--sl
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Trcbcrif Suarnacicr.

60 fiarb plDbIi0 nm 8. stpriI 1907 TreSerif
Gilurnocier, mi sltcr bon "a 2nbrell. Sic 9t.
c%roieuio finbet Suuutaa, glnhmitiaaS NM 3
llbr, bon Icincr lebtcn Seobnln9. gr: ITO,
G~arIblesgIacc, aus fat. W6--D
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&icrsc6n Soften.
nNas MdaOlcin idllGit."

y
C9(llf @rnidy mcbrerer 2cier.)
9oS 0t00blcin i6lGit, ibr GItcrlt
iammcrt nid)t,
0onnt i6m Die fife Hltb';
gitS 9litmen bltdt ietn frieoepoQ Be.
Iiht,
llub lpridIt cltd) troitIid 5l1:
Gin ltcblid) SooS lit mir beid)ieocil,
SD lieg' ltlo i6loie 9ult5 III Sricocn.
0oS MagoIcin idldit.
2oS MGGoIcin iblGft; cs bat lid)
milo gcIpicIt
llno bat lid Iott gefreut;
9ie <ppe, Die cs Itol5 I'M g(crm6cn
bielt,
Sein IiebcS SonntogSfleio,
Scin @ii6lein, Bran es fronrm &C.
ieiien,
Scin &cihtbltm all lit min ~pergeiien;
9a$ MGgolcin IdlGft.
9nS WtGooIcin i6ldft, iein 2ebenstog
mar milo,
ltn0 lei6t fem @roenlooS,
Gin @d6leir, ouS Orrd's blltmige
@efilo .
Sn floren @ellen flpB;
&ein @eb bat inn our6's Ser5 &c
Idnittcn,
Ser lebte Gompf uar bolb gcItrittert
0os M6golein ihlGft.
9aS Mdgolcin i6lGft; mic icIig
iflief cs Elm
SSSn ieireS Sirten Nrnn!
Sod mar iein Ser5 pom @ift Der
SiinOe rein,
9'rltm Itorb eS pDne 9arm;
Gin I6ltlolos Ser5, cin gut 8epiiien,
9os lit ein l~onftes Sterbefiiien;
9nS WG9olein i6loft.
DDS @G9olcin ihlGft; oQ' GrbeniueD
unO Not6
@erihl6ft'S I'M IiGern 3elt;
@eiBt Wtlltter Oh, lpos 9itt'rcS i6n1
geOrobt
Sn oicicr argen @elt?
sSebt mag Der rollbc @intcr itiirnlcn,
Scr iGtuiile Sonmcr 8ettcr tbiirs
Met;
Sos WGgblein id)laft; nllr cine fltr5c
Ho6t
9oS MGgolcin id)lGft.
&eridl1ft'S I'M &Gmmerlein,
Q, penn eS emit bonn S6lltnnmcr
ouferluud)t,
Cos miro Cit Worgen ietn!
Der eintrot in Sairus &onlmer,
Ter tilt Iooarn nlld) ellren SAM.
tl1er,
Dos DtGgolein id)l1it.
0aS W0golein idl6it; unb mn, Ocn
lebten Stub
Nuf ieinen bloiicn Mitno;
. Wliltterber5, 10 jei cS ocnnL meifS
mlib;
@ott, bilf ourd) oieie Stirnb'l
Sbr &inoer, folgt nit G~borgelan9c
Gem S6lpclterlein sum lebten
@dlge;
0os M1golcin idl1ft.
9as MG9olein i6ldft; MN Sirtc.
niinm's ans Ser&
Gs lit ia eipig 9ein;
Sbr Sterne, blidet frelinoli6 nleoer-
ipdrts
ltno biitet iein 8ebein;
Sbr @inbe, nebt NIT leiiem Sliigel
lin oieien bll,menretden Siigel;
9os WGeolein idlGft.
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Sermiidts Gnsetsen.
8utc SrpbiteQe =!

m1gen bon eirfa $500 his 5000 6ietet fib III
elmer Stnot bon 1900 GinpoDltepitj @nbnitntio1l
unb arets9eri0tSort III Sir8inielI. quite @eIc.
In Ser beiten Gef6dftSftrabe ibqrb1nocr. slns
fruae1I iino 5u ridDten inter Gbiffre IS. ..
1900" an bic Grpcbitiou bicicr ,3cttung.
(g0
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.Qunbpn : 9sarf : Gcmctcrg.

gHrcanr 81, gpcit.S aratpga.etrafe, uub
Soupt.Gtnaaua, Treoerid .Mpab.
VeerdbnibpIibe bon $25 ait inter hcit1rotarr
sltiibt. G6hiitbIlmcil. Seminole, TfInri5en etc.
ipcrbcn I'M IrcibbaiS am Snupteinanne 9e'
tunhei,. Infer @9eitt ipiro, pcnn gcpiintdt,
burfprcdeit. (a2-)
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Tprratne.

Mafertid - garfarttg Srteblidl.
WeiIe. 8enntt bic init 9opbattdn be5eidheie
Nortb,sIbenntsGar. Greie autf6en Nafmifiags
am terminus. Ireife bon 8eerdbntbpIdbea
iebt fpeaiel. Gel6te 9esinennser. 1eisnboil-
@pabs. 8erIarat @rofhilre. (Wtai4.1S.G&S)
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8%eriammlnnss : Stnscigcn,

Ter r9eutidc Wilitdruereiu BON Baltimore"
neridrllielt fib am Wtuntug, ben 10. gtpril, in
Iug,. 6. &SoGner's @atlc, yr. ZIG, gorosFGcas
Strubc. 97,100,3)
9as Gublifnm liz berslidl einselabcu, Der
tdbriidcu GifnnB oer ,atubrridnF. WcicllIdlait"
bci5uiunbucn, bic am WiuntaB, ben g. glpriI
1907, 4 llbr 9lanmtttdg5. I'M 6ein, 9ir. 63G,
2cits 5rnntiirsS trafc, itattiinoen uiro.
Geo. ". Barter,
(06-O Sefret1r mo Sllpt.
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G6riittau WiQel
@n[timprc Gcmetcrn.

9irenu: 5%ranilin. gibg., baltimore. II. 4urthifr.
9cer1hiiibpIdtc AIM Terf1lf = borl S25 an,
nit Marmurpioitcn abeeeren5t $35 - Blot fir
bier 8rdber. Sreie Benubuna Der Sapeae fit
Irdueraottesotenftc. (Siirt16.1O
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Sphn Scrluia & Gnhn,

4etdlenbeItntfrr Nn0 NtnbnIinintref,
OF. zoos, Orleans. GtraGe.
8m etaaefddtt: Tr. 524. Gaitern.aoenne.
: Sigblanbtopn, 9alttmuresG unntg.
'Btr BADEN in mnierer langen @efddftSpragts
slrnt uitb Rettb beerbigt. Gtno nit serinaem
9rofit 5ufrieoen. Die %feiniten artt6pn gelielert
fir 9odBeiterk lrterbaltlneen nrtS aroeSs ge'
Iegen6eiten.I @eioe Telephone. (Wiat25.1O
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Spnntaa, bcn Z, Ipril 1907.
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@eihatsfabrsr G, u. Seins, Bobnuna:
6. & g. 121 8 8aIbrouf.
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per 9entf6e Correspondent

GtsenthHmsr g. RaIne. Bobnune:
g. & g. $40 n Rabtfon.