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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
Their Strange Behavior Explained.

Their Strange Behavior Explained.
A real estate broker was one day
walking down the street with a friend.
After proceeding a short distance the
friend fell back n step and closed III
on the brokers right. They proceeded
twenty feet. when the broker backed
up sidesteppcd and regalned his for
mer position.
Excuse me" said the friend rs they
proceeded little farther along and he
retreatcd step ana again slipped
around TO the right side Of the real cs-
tate agent
They continued along together d few
more PAGES when the broker, with an
Il beg your pardon" executed the
same maneuyer and fegained the
right hand position.
"Say, what's the matterf" demanded
the friend.
Cant hear with my right ear" ex-
planned the broker
Same here" said the friend.
shake"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
The Charming Woman

is not necessarily one OF perfect form
and features. Many plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities that all
the world admires neatness, clear eyes,
clean smooth skin ana that sprightli-
ness Of step and action that accompany
good health. A physically weak wo-
man is never attractive, not even to
herself. Electric Bitters restore weak
women, give strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, yelyety skin, beautiful com
plexion. Guaranteed at Riekers 4
Wells Of the Red Cross Pharmacy, soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

RI, says a writer in the Breeders Ca
zette, Chicago. I think 1t is different
from anything yet shown.
A, b, G and d represent horses Put
lines on outside horses a and d. Then
with rope or hitch strap fasten all bits
together as shown by Figs. /, and 8.
The results are satisfactory. We hitch
three or more horses abreast this way
with the same good results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
Cover cronn nn Fertilizers.

Cover crops make d good fertilizer,
and we have found It very beneficial
to turn under a meadow late in the
fall We prefer a good growth Of clio
YER One Of the very best blocks Of
peaeh trees that we ever grew was on
land on which a good crop Of clover
had been turned under late in the fall.
dragged and planted in the spring.
The chief objection TO SOD land is that
more or less Of ii Is bound to come to
the surface during the process Of drag
cling and cultivating. --R. O. Chase.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
SOUTH BARRE.

Mrs. Dan Camp, who has ben on the
sick list, is improving.
Miss Oracle Barney is going to Nal
let's Bay for few weeks visit.
Edward Ordway is repairing his house.
Mr.. Lewis and son, Walter, are doing
the work.
The South Barre Sunday school has
its picnic Friday Of this week at Gale.
donia park. 4 team will leave Mr.
Towards store az . a. m, so that those
who attend can get the GAS South Main
street car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
L arm, Z ieId
ono Garden
SOME FINE PLUMs.

Desirable Varieties and Their Order Of
Ripenina.
The Japanese plulns do not black
knot as much as the European kinds.
The best all around and most profitable
kinds are Red June, Burbank, Album
dance and satsuma. | have several
varieties Of plums, as think It a good
plan to have kinds that ripen Mt differ
ent times, for yop can handle them
with less help, says q writer in New
England Homestead 1t also gives a
constant supply for home use.
will name them in order Of ripen-
ing. First ii Willard. which ripens
here about July %; then come Red
June and Abundance; then Bradshaw
ripening with Burbanks; later the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

Damsons, Of which we have two kinds
finally come Shippers Pride, Saratoga,
Niagara, Wiekson, Hale, Ponds Seed
ling, Lombard and last Of all Satsuma,
which Is the best OF al to can. Bur.
bank and Bradshaw are fine for can
Ming also, Abundance Is the best 70
eat, while Wickson is the handsomest
Of all plums. II Is dark green till il
begins to rlpen, then changes to near
ly white, then crimson streaks and
spIashes begin to creep over II. II Is
very large and snowy, but little ten
der and needs cutting back In August
to ripen up the wood so 1t win not
winter kill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
soIf Enn1Iinn Mothodn.

Self feeding methods are not practi-
cal with yarded flocks except with pull
let's Where the colony method is fol-
lowed, however, self feeding Is thor
oughly practical and makes it possible
70 Keep hens with minimum Of labor,
says q writer ia National stockman
and Farmer Eggs produced by self
fed pens are not necessarily any more
expensive in feed than when fed In the
ordinary way and are vastly cheaper
IN labor cost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

Paper yarn has been spun and WOW.
en- at Yerviers, in Belgium, for ten
years past. The paper cord IS largely
used for tying small packages. The
saeking manufactured there has rem
dered admirable service and seems to
replace the iute article perfectly. Sacks
of this material have been very sue
ceasfuliy employed as mail bags.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

A thorough change is the idea Of
vacation The country is refreshing
to the getty man because everything Is
fresh air, food and nature. The farm
er often finds an enjoyable vacation in
few days spent IN the very busy city
which the business man seeks to get
away from.--Iowa Homestead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
The seeIusion q ~ covntrv.

Farm folks bewail as d rule. the SO.
clusion Of their homes. IN the city, on
the other hand, this very scclusion Is
perslstently sought At the expenditure
Of thousands Of dollars, snys a writer
Ia Iowa Homestead How little we
appreciate our advantages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
EAST BARRE.

All members Of Court Phil Sheridan,
No s, +. of A., are requested to be
present at their hall Wednesday, July
nth. at 1890 O'Clock to act on business
Of Importance that is TO come before the
meeting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
rest, nssIth and Comfort 90 Mother ana
dthtlT

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, fol
children tcething, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, aliays all pain, and cureewind
collie. Perfectly safe IN Oh eases We wuuld
my TO every mother who has n suffering child
DO not lot Your prejudicel nor the proiulicca
OF othors, stand between you and yonr suffer.
ing child and tho reliefthnt viii be sure--yes
absolutely snrc--to follow the use Of thia
medicine, III timely used. Price 1bc. bottlo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

Most Of the stone marbles used by
boys are made IN Germany. The ref
use only Of the marble and agate quar-
rles Is employed, and this IS treated II
such a way that there is practically no
waste.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1907.
with Everything Whirlina

isn't It wise to have some things settled
beyond question insurance and angu-
ties foI instance 5sth year. National
Life Insurance Company Of Montpelier,
ut. (Mntuall s. s. Ballard, General
Agent, Montpelier, WEI; N. b. Ballard,
Local Agent, Miles block, Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16

The Coptic Christians believe that on
Christmas eve the nature OF every say.
age beast is tanned, that children may
play with a lion and that all venomous
reptiles lose their power to harm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
Four Horses Abreast,

Noticing from time TO time how DIFF.
ferent parts OF the country drive four
or more horses abreast, send a sketch
showing how we hitch them in Nilsson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-16
FIELD CORN.
Deep and Shallow cultivation--A Good
Weeding Tool.

Deep and Shallow cultivation--A Good
Wedding Tool.
q diversity Of opinion exists whether
1t should be deep or shallow cultivation
Id field corn Those who make weed
killing an object usually cultivate
deeply, and moisture is only an incl
dent. remarks writer in American
Agricultnrist. / mean that 1ney culti-
vate only when there are weeds to
kill.
The Shallow Method.
To my mind the ideal cultivation Is
the shallow method. The planter marks
are usually narrowed over and then
crossways again before the corn comes
up. After coming up the weeder is
used about the third day. This tool
takes three rows at time. In action
it is similar to harrow, but having
spring teeth does not drag trash. The
object OF this tool is to kill the small
weeds that are sproutlng, which 1t
does by the million. Another object
which it accomplishes is to break up
any crust and to make d mellow sur
face 1t also stirs the soil In the hills
around the small plants, which no 9TH
er tool does.
A Wonderful Tool.
However, the weeder cannot be used
without damage to the young plants
when they are the least wet either
from rain or dew or even on cloudy
day. In the hands Of q thinking man
1t is a wonderful tool that has ca
pacity of twenty to thirty acres per
day. Some seasons / have known Of
fields that had no other cultivation.
Usually it Is necessary after the plants
attain some height to use the regular
corn cultivntor. Not large number
Of weeders are In use on account Of the
skill required to use them, as but few
hired men can run them.
Leaving the Corn Weedy.
The standard method of cultivation
is the single row cultIyator equipped
with four, six or eight shoyeIs, Some
times the gopher attachment is used.
This consists OF series OF knives rum
ming just under the surface. This
method usually commences as soon as
the plants can be seen distinctly across
the field. The first cultivation is real
" the most important one Careless
help usually run the pillow gangs far
enough frc~n the corn plants, as they
are not SO easily covered up that way.
The result Is a strip of grass and weeds
a few inches In width the entire length
Of the corn rows. These no future cul-
tlvation can entirely eradicate. The
first cultivation leaving the corn weedy,
the later CIVILIZATIONS seek TO overcome
the first mistake by getting closer,
ridging It up, which now can be easily
done, as the plants do not cover up.
Innumerable roots are cut OF, the
plants are stunted and the yield reduc-
ed the amount depending on the dam
age done.
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Wrun6itiifs .ltc6crtraanngcn.

George s. Grote an Mnrgorct g.
Solicit, @eitleitc @olbie., nobc Gboic,
itroBe Is bel 500, @runo5inS $50.
500.
Socob Sporer OIL ,Sobn Gieril1g, 1
@runoitiidc, SIS.
Halpb Mo5ifop alt Samllel @il.
lel,, Siibieitc SrleonS., nobe Spring.
iiraBc, 12.t BEL II, @rlno5inS 1920
5 Collars.
Sobn 3. 0ieril,9 an Charles Spo.
rer, A 8rinbitiide S..
Sobn s. Rifarbion at Sreoerid
Bed, @eltieite Gbeiter,, nabe Mabi.
ionItraBe, 45 bel Of, @~runb5ins $50,
! Collar.
Warp s. 9arrp oil Hobcrt 8. Gill,
Siioweitieite McGunob., nabe 9io.
oleitraBc, 81 bel 1919, S..
Tobert @ia nno 6rau an slti1d
I9nes @ia, 2 @rilnbItiide, So.
Serlelbe an George w. Sgier, Suo'
iueItieite MeGuqob., nabe 9iooleItro.
BE, $20S7.
Socob @inSbiirg on. Gpbraint
Wobt, A @rlrnbitiide, S..
Gpbroim Wad)t al Charles 9ino.
fpiter, A @runoitiide, S..
Snmcs u. Barnett etc. an Gpbraim
Wad)t, 2 8%rlnbitiide, S..
aiisuitus Toper oil Geo. 6. SoneS
uno 1raii, Norbieite HreIton.S traBe,
nobe Someluooo.a penue, IA BEL 100,
@runb5ins $56, S..
5renb 6. Seim etc. on Sarob &.
@etberia, 3 @rlnbitiide, So.
@illiam 6. @etberia etc. oil @m.
q. Campbell, @eitieite Goen,, nobc
9ioOleitrobe, 1876 bel 90, 8runb5ins
1880, So.
u. 6. 5000 2umber 50. on Gil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-03
Sit cs eiu Murb {?

Gin ainoeritreit iiibrt 3u einem
Noro. - 6rou Charles Buyers
oaS Spier. -- Gb. Groper alS Ser
mutbmabIid)c SbGter pcrbaitet.-
Gr betbeuert ober icine llnihulb.
Sn Der norbIid)cn Goli3eiitotion
bciinoet iid Serr Gb. Groper Don 9tr.
2G2S, 6Iorcnce-S traBe, unter Der
idylueren ACKNOWLEDGING Oe5 Woroes,
bis eirc Sbollttion beS Or. O. u.
8eirle clttideioct, Oh ser 300 bon
Srou Sohn WpcrS, Nr, 1922, 6Io.
renccsS truBt, ourdl eiuen 6ou obcr
ourd) ciren Sd)log perurioft murOe.
Sopeit mie oie Sbotind)en gclter1
9lbeuo QeinmncIt ipcrocn fon1ten,
botte zines BON BEN &in0ern Crop
er'S ein aino bon WfperS geidIagen,
llnb fam Wipers, Der, uie Is beiBt,
nIdt gans niihtern iuar, Dor oaS
Eropcr'ide SauS, I'M Stanoal 5li
MAIDEN. Gr i~lberbGlrite Srau Srnper
nit Den gemciniten Sdimpilportcn
uno oils Serr GROCER otf Der Bib.
Tla6e crid)len 5og MpcrS icincn
God aus, I'M id, nit Sroper 81
ldIogcn.
Trau Myers fam MN bir5u, INN
Die Strcitetlocn ST. trenllen5 alS
Srau WtperS pIoblih 5uiommen.
~Itiir5tc ulo aui scr Stclc foot licgcn
blicb. Scrr Gropcr iul,roc bon Toli.
slit Hpan pom norolid)en Giitrift
perbaItct, bod bctbcucrt CT icine I'm
idpll0 mo lo1t Dob CT nit elmer
6rou I'M j~lpeitcn Stod1ucrf iprodl,
nodSem MucrS uno beiicn fSroll tort.
gc9an9cn marcL unb bcnielbcu 0cn
Miidcn 5lorebtc, ais Oie Srau ollsr
rief baB Nrou WtpcrS dllf ibr @ciif)t
gefallcn iei. Gic Seid)c Der Srolt,
melhc MIR cine @uttbe iiber bent red)-
ten Iilgc 5cigte, iuurOe uah Der
Worglte 9ebradbt, no Dr.. IS. q.
Gcirlc beute cine Sbbuttion uolI1iib-
reil miro. Coroner Gr. Siut6icum
miro oann entiheiOeu, luann Scr Sn.
qileit a~bgcbnltcn lpcr0cn ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-03
@abrt icin Snnsrcdjt.

@eil Sr. 2ortin 3luei Boli5iiten oel
3utritt SIT iciner HeItairotion
perluci9crte, nniB CT So 6erappen.
llnoroeutlide5 9etragen mar
Die Nnflagc.
@eil or gcltcru ol1geblid belt go
li5iitcn Slipbant pom mittleren 81.
itrift unb Hbud) bonn 0itlihen 9iitritt
ooS Ginoriugcr III feline @irtbid)oit
Nr. 11S, Observation-Disclosures, Der.
%eiteltc, iuliroc Der Heltouroteitr Sbo@.
Sarfin oenl Eoli5ciridter Stanlep IN.
iiioncItlidjeu Stntions1altic untcr
Der ACKNOWLEDGING oeS nnorOentlideil
@ctrogenS porgcfilbrt uno nit SIS
llnO Soften beitroit. Die bciocn go.
li5iitcn in Gipil mnfreiiten gcItern
8ornittag 2ortin'S 9feitolrotion lino
iplroel1, ais Iie Ginlob begcbrten, bon
2ortin nit Den Worten obgeipci1t,
oaB DER Gigentbiimcr Der @irtbl6oit
nidt ill @ouic lei uno iie oesbol1
nid)t bereinfonmen fonuten. Die
Foli5ilten gingen Weg, febrten obcr
IpGter mieber 5urilf un6 modten eli.
men crnelltcn GcriudL boS Sofnl 5u
betreten. 2orfin fam ibnel obcr
oiif oicSnlol 5lluor, in0em or ullgc6s
lid) raid 81 Der Sbiire lief ,tno bon
ouBen hillein ricf: .2oBt 9tienlnno
cintreten." Iie3 mar Den @dd)teril
oeS @eicseS 81 ~ltorfcr Sobof, lueS.
bolb lie Den @irtb in Grmongeling
elmer anbercn ACKNOWLEDGING ulter
Der oben e~ripGblltcn pcrboitcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-03
yGnudD Yratt" baparirt.

Sdanielrd0 brad I'M Eatllrent-& iper
Wltbte burG bcn Sampler
nGreo Npou" nah Baltimore bug
ltrt lperocr. 49, Nufrcgllug untcr
Ben Haiiugieren. Camper
nGaIpert" iibt INNER nod felt.
Wtit GROCER @erip1tung Ianate &C.
tern 9lbeno Tim ) ltbr ser 9oupicr
nGnoh Eratt" bon ser Baltimore
Gbeiupeate llro N"tIautic Rdbn" i'm
SdIepptau oe5 Gonpier9 oSreb
ygluon" uon ocrieIbcu @ahn al Jet.
nem Eier al 2igbtitroBe an. 1ltr5
nud) II llbr geitern irii1 brdd) udm-
lid ouS SteuerborO SdalieIroo 3lls
iantnen, ipdbreu0 lid ser Qampfer
I'M Goturent.Hiue beion0. Sofort
nad Dem ltniall entltano lllter 0elt
10 YniinDierc, bic Der Gampier oil
Noro bate, cine 0roBc guiregung
Ole iid) icood) baio lcdtc, nad)oem oels
ieibcn fl1r aemod)t Doroen lpar, 0ab
iiir ibre pcri0nIihe SIdcrbcit ubioltt
feline @eiabr porIicge. Ger 5radt-
0aunpier nMoIcigb" bon ser oSlo Ban
Cine" ~IciItetc Dem biiIiIoien 0ooie
@ciltnuo uno ihlepptc cS bis 5l,r
Niiinolng 0cS Eatop9cosH ipcr. nobel
bd3 Iou 5meimaI 5crrib. Son lebtc.
rem Yuntte ans mllr6c ooiielbe pon
Dem oben crlpNbntcn 0dntpfer .5reo
GlUon" nad) ieilcm 9aublm0Splabe
bu9lirt.
0nmpicr oGolucrt" iibt
nod fcit.
Ter Sampler oGaIpert" bon scr
"Wnrplonb, Gclnlunrc ulo 8irginio
2inic," lpeIder, nie beridtct, an
6rcitng irilb i'm Gom+Miper, in ser
Ndbc Ser Miinoung oeS Botomac.
Giper, oufliet maj geltern Ibcno nod
niht ilott. Ser Shlcppoumpicr
~ErinceB" ictt ieine ?lnitrenaungcn
ben Compiler irei SIT bcfommen, tort.
Die Eoliagierc oes 0onpicrS wllroen
oui cincm onoeren @oote meiter be.
i0rocrt.
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so saahre in Iremh' Mno 9eio.

Serr nto Grou CAMEL Wobr feiern
hos Scit ibrcr goIbeucn &odBeit
I'M Taniiienfrcile. - Woren Don
Den &inoeriobren al 0ci0brtcH.-
Son alien Setter be9Iiidlpiinitbt
mo bGihenft.
GorperIi6 riiitig u,o geiiti9 iriig
i%eiertcn gcitcrn &r. Ganicl Wtobr mo
oeiien Satin Charlotte, 9cb. Goeu, ii
ibrer @obmmg, Nr. 713, @auouecs
StroBc, Dos leltcuc Set Scr goloencn
Sodjeit i'm Streile ibrer pier &in0tr
uno iiinf Gnteltinoer. 81 ieinem
6eittnge lpllrbe Oas Gbepaur ppn alien
Seiten be9liidlpiinibt unb nit 9lli.
men uno 9%olGenen angebinben reid
lid beidenft. &err Mobr, ipelder
IeforotionSmaler lit l1no beute nod
oh mo 81 Irbeiten pcrridtet, mltrOe
an 10. Woi 1884 IN Marburg gebo.
rem, no alldJ iCint Satin an 6. WlGrj
ociielbcn Sobrc$ ooS 2i6t ser @elt
erblidtc. &crr un0 5rnu Mtobr tbeils
ten ibrcn &ebcn@loni non iriibeiter
Sltgcno at; crit lpiCl.eu JIG ais flciue
ainOcr 5%lllamncn, oann gin9en JIG
5llr iclben Sd)llle, ultroen miteInon-
Scr confirmirt mo touc1 I'M Sabre
1854 ollf ser Barrie Orion" nad)
Nmerifo. Nnd)Oem lie iid) orci Sabre
IN Baltimore aui9c6olten bnttcll, tr0'
ten iic IN cen Gbcitono. Sic luIlrbcn
nm \. Scptembcr 1851 ourdb sen per'
Itorbcncn EaItor Scinrid, Shcib. oe1
oomdli9cn SecliorNrr Ser ocutlfen
3ionSflrd)c, 9ctrnlt. Il5 Gralt5clls
gen iumgirtcu ST.. &nrl Senniahml'In
Don NidmonS. @rloer Don Euitor
Or. Fb. q. lnt0 NeftSantpalt &. y.
Scnni9bnlic, pclhe Wcioe nod Oil
2ebcn iinb. Ser GllBcrIt gliiflit)en
Gbc cniiproiicn icdya &inoer, bon Dc,
llell nod IolgCnoc pier an 2ebcn iinN:
6rau Motbiloe Sd)iilcr, 6roll &othc'
rine 8rilcbcl, Srou &oliiic Shirt ms
6rou Slllic Ncubou$. &crr W5obr mar
Elm Mitglico ser Baltimore Sdliibcn.
@eieQiboit" bis 81 oeren AufloiunG
@ferlter tuor CT 20 Sabre lang Witglico
oeS 8eIangucreinS o9ornlonic". Sebt
gcbort er nod Ser "Ge aalb.2oge 81.
70. s.. Of g." uno Der nGotopSco,2o0c
9tr. 120, s. 8. 8. g." ais Wtitglieo
an.
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Saicbalipiel seiidDert.
Der gcnalle Sag fir SaS 9oieboaipiel
IN ser &eimtebr'8o miro NOR.
gen ieitgeiett. - S6ones @etter
in ser @ode foit iifer. - Irbeit
oeS G1lbli5itGts 3 Gomite's.

oeS Gllbli5itats . Gomite's.
Wfit cincn1 @oicboQ.S Spiel 0c-
lihcrt, lit cS in Gorld]log gcbrod)t
iporoen, olld) onOcrc >otblctiid)e
Spicle pG6rcn0 Der SeinIfcbrz@odle
ob5uboltcn, bod lit oaS Grefntip.Gos
mite oiclenn Erojeft nod llld,t rubcr
9ettrtcn. Shpobf 0em 9orId)tad &C.
nii9cnce 0cnd)tlng geid)etft iucrOen
miro, ihcillt cS foltm n109lif 81 lctn
Dem biSbcr icitgciettcn Trogromm
nod uielc onoere 9tummcrn bin5lt 81
iiigcn. GoS gcnolte Gatum Oes
@oiebnQs Spiclcs 5luiid)cn Den alien
WeiitcrlduItSipiclerl1 mo Den iebigen
Witglicocru Oes Baltimore 9oieboQ.
Clubs miro pabri6cinlid morgen IN
ser Sibung Oe3 Grctutip.GOmite'S
ieitgeiett luerocn. 81 ci1em oilrd)-
idy~lagcnoen GrioIg Der ScItwodc &c.
bort notilrlid) glltcs @ctter il1o botte
Glcrf Somcs Wolie cine llllterreoung
nit Dem Wcttcrmailn Srlt. Salli9.
Tcriclbc iogtc, bob or guar fem Gut
teS Mettcr 9arontircn fonnc, fciue
ol1Ocre Sabrcsieit obcr 10 gilnitiges
@ettcr periprcdc, luie Wtttc Sftober.
ISn Den lebtclt 10 HSoGret COB cS ponl
13. bis 10. Sftobcr fem idllcd)tcS
8ctter, u1o iin6 6o6cr ole Iusiihtcn
porbon0el, 6ob Scr Wcttcrgott in 6eg
Scinlfcbr Wod)c mieocriin1 ginlid)t
bn6cn miro.
Io3 GcforntionyGomi miro hicit
@od)c eil,en Illfrilf an oos EiibIiflm
crlolicn, III bcr1 6arlun erilid,t miro,
onB @eid)0iis., mie Gripntb1ltier ipGb.
reno Der Seitipod)e NIT 6lag9cn a..
ihmiidt mcroert. 9os Gon1ite bai
6 Erciie - orei fiir 8eifGftSbGiiiet,
orci fir YriuatbGiiicr = ausgeieti
lpeId)e fir Die ifoniten 5cforationcl,
pcrlicben ncrben ioIlen.
Ios FliblijitGta! Gon1itc Fat cine
Hicienorbeit p%ollctoct, mo 6obeli I'M
Nligilit 1914 3citungen Slrtifcl iibcr
Die 'Seimfcbr.@of crbnltqt, llro
guar iillb i'm @on5cn 10,2S7 IrtifeI
mic iol1t ousgeionbt morben: al
M%orpldlber 3eitun9cn 772, an Sci.
3citun9en nlgren3cn0cr Staotcu
t760, oil religioie 3citihriiten 100,
oil anbere 3eitungen in oel, 8ereinie.
ten Staoten 1915 ullS an auslGnSi.
idc 3eitungcn $50.
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GrIitt 10

@dbreno eines Geriuds, ELM 2eiicr
SIT loid)elL oaS bitrf Die grploiior,
zines @oiolinofens in Ser @obnung
bon Gilbert 3. Smitb, Nr. 1905, 60.
llmlbia- auenle, ausgebrodJen ipor,
erlitt Hid,oro 8oobaa bon Ger. t4O7,
GoIumbid-apenIc 5ipor feline geidbr.
lid)e, a6cr id)mcr5baitc g%rnubnur.
bcn.
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MiiiionSfeit Ser SaIcmS 8,
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iionsfeIt, oil Dem iolpobl Ole Wfitalics
Der Der 8cmeinoe, iuie allf 8licoer
Der Scbouab.0 emcinoc tbeilnohmlcn.
DDS Frogrdmm fir Die Seier mar
folgcascs: Yr1luoium, Srganiit
2olpp; SegensgruB, Ealtor e. b.
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ironmer Soft" @cbet, goitor GrnIt
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lang; vNr0btig Itroblt oes MeiitcrS
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nam BON Ser Sebopob 8enleinbe;
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S6luBgeiong,
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Die Baltimore uno Gbeiapeofe
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miro baS Salptqltartier inl .Soiel
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ben 8ouperneur Spanion bon 8irgi'
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ten. Wittmof merben Die Warpla1lo
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ief6en iiber 5000 Mitglieber tbeil-
neblnen. Gin 9eiuh Der Jamestown
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onibieten, iid) cine before Stcllung
81 eroberi,. uitb iino oabcr interci.
iante ,Spiele 81 erruartell.
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bieb i'm q nm er6ert Waro,
Elm % Sabre alter zimmerman, bcit
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miro, lpurbe gcitern burdJ Hid]ter Cor
in Der iiiolid)en Toli5ciitation inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING Dem 8eridtSpcr.
fobren iiberipieicn, arscbiid) in Sen,
2oitbauie Or. 1881, Gopington. Ctr.
brci 3imnernnd6nrn I'M afeionngS
itiide I'M @ertbe bon suinnmcn $50
~beitoblen 5it baben. 3ie Yeitoblcnen
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unb Senrp +. Sd,iobip. 8aro muroe
oiif 8runo elmer 9eidreibung ourd,
oen 1olijiitcn Snrriion pom ipeitli.
dJen 9iItrift am Sanitag abenb Der,
boftet.