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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
PULSE.

July 3, 1907.
Clarence Pulse and wife and son
spent Saturday with Fred Granger
and family In HillsborO.
Remember the ice cream festival at
Harwood next Saturday evening.
T. L. q. Daggy and wife and son re-
turned to their home at Hamilton
Wednesday.
Auda Cochran spent Sunday with
Mrs. John Fawley.
Reece Hopkins and family enter
tanned Neri CLANCY and family, Mrs
Jane Aber and daughter and VIM
Page and wife Sunday.
Lutte Florence and wife, of New
port. KY, spent Sunday with 8. M
Taylor and family.
Matte Laforge spent Sunday Will
Myrta Wallace.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Someone asked this question and 1t
was answered in the Ohio State Jour.
nal few days ago: "Is there any
law In Ohio that compels man to
work more than eight hours day on
public road work, such as poll tax
tax work ?" Answer. "No." Sec
tion 4364 GA Revised Statutes, con
tains this provision: ''The service OF
all workmen and mechanice employed
upon any public works of or work done
for the state of Ohio, or for any
political subdivision thereof, or other
wise shall b and IL hereby limited 4
eight hours In any one calendar day.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Here is Relief for Women.

If you have pains In the back, Uri-
nary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want certain, pleasant herb cure
for woman's Ills, try Mother Gray's
AUSTRALIAN LEAF. 1t is safe and
never-failing monthly regulator. At
Druggists or by mail so cts. Sample
package FREE. Address, The Moth
er Gray Co., Leroy, N. Y.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

The Ohio Sun, the state capitals
newest daily, got out fine special
edition on the Fourth. The number
consisted of thirty.six pages-a whole
lot of reading matter for one cent
and contained much important his.
torical and Industrial data.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
Marriage Licenses.

Herman o. Edmonson and Scottie
L. Ross, both of Greenfield.
Milton A. Shackelford, Washington
G. H., and Ocie Shinkle, Greenfield.
Robert Williams and Lizzie Shaffer,
both of Dodsonville.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

It 10 said that President Roosevelt
stood In the same position In his class
At Harvard ~ General Grant stood In
his 1t West Point. hut lots Of vale
dictoriaus are now'kssping hooks.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

The esteemed New Vienna Reporter
refers to Hillsboro as "that undulat-
ing place" The attention of our
brother is called to the fact that the
surface doesn't seem to undulate to
the extent it did prior to the present
paucity of drug stores.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

The indianapolis News calls matri.
mony of the Dan r. Hanna progress
i've polygamy"-which isn't bad. The
gentle reader will please understand
that the comment refers to the ex.
preston, not to the practice.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

A Mrs. South, who some time ago
began making baby shoes on sewing
machine in her home i'm Bethel, sue.
ceeded so well in her enterprise that
she now has a factory running 20
hands, and last week sold an invoice
In Cincinnati amounting to $500.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

1t should be remembered that there
Is state law governin the speed of
Acknowledgment the public highways.
1t Is the duty of the drivers of these
machines to bring them to a stop at
a signal from those driving horses
that become frightened.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

A travelling man narrating his ex-
perience on the c., G. & P. railway
speaks of the lines "marcel-wave.
like" tracks. That's certainly bump.
ing some.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

A local wit has named the new
street roller "Charlie Brown" This
is not because it has spikes In Its
wheels nor vet because 1t Is heavy
weight. but because 1t Is thought Mr..
Brown is entitled to the honor for
having been instrumental In raising
the money to pay for the contrivance.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Home Comings are to be all the go
this year. The city of Buffalo will
have one the first week in September.
Former residents of that city who
may send their addresses to James w.
Greene, chairman of the publicity
committee, will receive a souvenir
invitation.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

John DIS daughter says her father
"lives in the clouds with God rather
than with worldly things" Looks to
us like it's about time for him to get
back to earth.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

To-day" says the Scioto Gazette,
1--WE saw girl meet number of
other girls and hold up two fingers.
That evidently means something else
with girls; with boys it means: Let's
90 swimminp,'"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Mr.. Taft is quoted as saying "If the
duty comes, shall not decline it."
American fortitude has never yet
been weighed and found wanting.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

The Enquirer estimates that
quarter of a million dollars was ex.
pended for fireworks burned in Cincin.
natl and its immediate vicinity last
Thursday. Patriotism comes high
but we must have 1t.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

The weather bure au announces
that June, 1907, was the coolest In
Washington in seventy five years.
Altogether the first half of the year
was freakish.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Kentucky's Home Coming, held last
June in Louisville, was attended by
more than one hundred thousand
people. Ohio expects to more than
equal this proud record
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Portugal threatens to overturn the
machine at Lisbon and establish a
twentieth century republic.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Lawyer Darrow has nominated
Harry Orchard for president of the
Ananias Club.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11
And the next day it drizzled.
Harry Orchard needs pruning.

Have you Clipped in your share for
the Home Coming?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

Dancing school At Holmes's Hal
Thursday night. Admission 26c.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-07-11

don't blame him. To be born In
Buckskin is of itself sufficient distinc-
tion, but J. Frank has added a little
as the years went by.
Then we went up to see d. Q. Nor.
row The fellow who goes to Hills
borO and leaves without seeing Nor
row, doesn't get the best out of
Hillsboro. There is something about
a great big bubbling soul hidden some.
where, and If you'll just be patient
you'll find 1t. He can talk about
something else besides the weather
and that's a source of enjoyment
There's an apparent political acumer
In his demeanor that's refreshing
and the twenty minutes whiled away
in his Office made us feel like we could
come back without knocking.
As to the Newspaper fraternity W,
must take off our hats to their hospi
tality. 1t was just like sliding dowr
a banister to get into their goot
graces and all of them gave US tn,
key to the city and the combination
to che safe.
We tell into the Dispatch ofic,
first and everything was neat ant
Iprim. The two Archers faced us a
the same time and We give them
hand apiece to shake. Then they tool
us on . tour--not to jamestown, bu
through their once. We liked tn
cleanliness and the boys look like GOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

tppbnten @tnbrinsling in Iein Ret6
in'pi5irte. Gambert geIang es, ben
rngemiitblideu 8efeGfdafter baburf
gu perIdeu6en, baB er pl0Bli6 Elm
8entil am Selm Dffnete unb 2uft enis
fpet6en IieB. Wber nm nG9iten Sage
fam Der 9ai tpieber, unb troy bes Sra
n0pers nit Dem SsIme pteberbolte Der
Sat feline InnGberungsperiu6e unb
purbe oamGlig INNER aufbringliGer.
2ambert mar Elm toQtiibner @eIele; es
rei3te i'm, benz Sai einmal cine griinoz
lthe 2ettiol gu 9eben, unb ais bas
Sbier INNER 9etdbrli6er ipurbe, lieb
er fid bonn S6iff Elm MeFer urb cine
S6Iinge beruntertommen. Gr be-
nubte feline nadte Sano ais 80ber,
bradte ben Sai oa3u, fi6 gum 8ib
%um5uoreben, uub ais bic 9eftie nit
benz Baud nab nben auf i'm 3uI6oB,
grtff er fte pertpe9en nit 3einem Wtefz
fer an unb bracbte i6r mebrere t0btz
li6e Dunben bel. G8 gelang inn bas
bel, Die S6lin9e um bas Sbier gu
i%perfen, unO nun iignaliiirte er na9
oben unb lieB iiG emporpinbeu. Mls
3ropbde oes unbsimli6en Ringens
trug er bas &iidgrat beS Sais na9
Saufe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

rein geDetmntBpouer Nlenf9 - es lit
nur elm @eidGftstniff! sd boffe. mir
tperoen un8 balb einmal pieberieben."
pas bpffe ib audi" idgte i6 NIT
aufri6tigem Wuni6e. SD fab i'm
nod einen 4uqenbIid an Der Sbiir 'tes
ben unb mir na6leben, bann prebte sr
ii6 UNI unb lief sur Sobbobn. Der
Sutf6er i6ien tsine @iIe gu boben,
MIDI mad Sduie gu 6rin9en, unb i'd
bate gnii9enos 3eit, bic G~rei9niiie be5
Ibenbs nod einmal an mir ooriibers
3icben gu laiIen.
Sd beariff Ie einfo6 ni6t. WaS
bate er erreiht? limb bob ifien er
3ufrieben 81 iein. Was feline 2beorie
anlon9te, 10 muBte ih geitebeu, oab ie
gei6idt auf9ebdut mar. iebr 9eifidt
iogar. i9 pdre ME bon ietbit parauf
perfduen,
Die 0roihfe belt Dor meinsr S6iir,
ih Iprung berau5. CAB benz SutId1er
Elm S~rintgelo uno lief bic Stllfen
biuauf. Mteine Wirtbin be9egnete mir
an ber S%uusthiir.
nad, &err 2sitsr," rief iie, ntpas i9
bur6gema4t babe! Ollie flint Minuten
lam elmer, mad Sbnen gu fragen. unb
nun 1T Elm CANCER Saufe oben in
Sbrem 3immer. Sd babe periu9t,
iie berauS3uleBen, aber lie gin9en
niht,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Cine tiibne Shat bat por fllr3em BEL
englif6e 3ouber 2eperett getpaet. ga
gait, bos 2eben zines aameraben 3u
retten. Sn elmer Siefe bon % 6aber,
i'm &anal. mar Der SauGer al Der
Irbeit; ba beripirrten Ii6 feline 3uft.
uno 4themi9lGu6e am Wseresgrunb,
unb 5u ieiner @~er5peifluns bemerfte
Der Salder, bab er trob aller 9(ns
ftren9una fi6 ni9t mebr b~efreien
tonnte. Sn elmer iolden Eiefe mebr
als eine'balbe Stunbe 81 ~perbarren,
mar BEL Dem furdt6arsn Druid ii6erer
Cob. 2eperett lieB ii9 nift dbbaIten;
sr ging Dinunter in bic 9iefe, benz Sc
noiIen gu 9elfen. 3pei Stunben
tdmpfte er bort unten fir bas 2eben
beS &amerooen; .es 9elang inn audi
fdlieblid, ielbit DOais erI6Dpft, ben
9epubtloIen empor3ubringen. @6er
feline Shat mar umionIt geIdebsn: am
a~freiten Sage itarb Der Samerab i'm
!Spfpital.
@us bieiem QnlaB er5d6lt cine eng
lifde 3eitldrift einige gpiioben, bic
3eigen, nit lpeld5en @efabren bic MGns
ner pit gu rinsen baben, bic ii9 alein
in bic Siefen bes Weeres binabpagcn,
ober aud nur ipenige Weter inter Der
Oberfla6e am G4iffsrumpf arbeiten.
Der Sauder palmer mar in 8aps
itabt bis 81 elmer Sisfe bon II Dieter
getaudt, I'm bic S6Gben gu priiFen,
bic bur9 bic &oailion oes p0unuegan
Cattle" ben WlOlen 5u9efiigt lparea.
0as Wafler Ddr tlar, unb Der 2aus
der bottle, Die Q(rbeit RAID polIenben
gu tonnen. pl0bli6 idieBt binter
einem losgel0Iten 5elsblod Elm ideubs
li6er 5angarm berbor unb i6lingt iih
I'M ieinen Sd:nfsl. SIM ndditen 4us
genblid 1T fein 4rm erfabt, unb Elm
risiiger Seepolpp i6linst feline Sang
arme INN fein ungliidli9es Opfer.
palmer ipar poaig tpsbrlos, tsin MleIs
Ter, niGts itanb inn 3u @ebote; in
b06Iter 9er5lpeiflung 3iebt er bic Sig
ndlleine, uno Die @enplien oben begins
men, i'm empor5ufpinben. Gnblih err
reidt er, INNER nod in Der grauiamen
u%marmung bes observation-disclosures
bas iein Spfer niht msbr laHen mill,
bic Sberfld6e. Wit Nerten uno WleIs
fern ging man nun Der Bette 5uleibe,
unS es gelang f9lieBlid audi. palmer
aus Der 9rduiigen llmtlammerung 5u
befreien. gls man bdnn ben 4n9reie
fer unterIu6te, fonnts man cine 2Gnse
bon nabe3u apolf SUB feititslen.
Gin nod biufiserer gefdbrliher Be-
fuder Der 5dud)er lit Der Sal; CT pirb
bon ben aeuten 70 gefiir9tet, bab piele
ii6 peigern. in fiibli6en WaiIern an
bers gu tau4eu, als in einem GiIens
tGfig, Der lie idibt. Ser Sauder
lambert Deridmdbte bieien Sdub; er
mar duf Diego Garcia" engasirt
iporben unb folte an elmer srpBen
&oblenbarfe cine Heparatur unter
Waier a~usfibren. @ls er gum erIten
Wtale untsrtauhte, ndherts ii1 ibm elm
GROCER !9ai. Der neuaieria Den unaes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
gu 0nnltcn Der Sapauer entidieben,

BortIuno, Ore, 90. sept.
Qun6eSrihter @olperton entidieo in
Scr aloae aeacu GopitGn Wauriee
@cnlct bon Scr irou5oiiihcn Barrie
st. &oui9," oaB Oie iapaniifen Mla-
%troien, Die bon Dem Sfiife oeieretirt
moren, ge'ebltt lid in oen Ser. Staae
ten u~uibnItcn tonnen. Der Gapitin
p1r BON Ginuunoerungs . Commit
idr nit elmer @eloItroic belegt NOR.
oen, neil er oas 8eieB perleBt babeu
ioltc, lueIfcs GdpitGnen perbietet,
6remogeborene bier III Idnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
6. & a b tie /.

M inen Iueenblid itano i6 itarr,
W Sin Soufe in meinem Sim
- mere" pisberholte i'd, .ein
!9aufe. mas, Trdu 6riid,2" -
Sin Saufe NeporterS! Sic 6o6en
mid betnabe gu Sooe gequdlt - baben
pobl gcelaubt, ib bate Sic irsenbpo
perItedt. Sic baben bod feline Imam.
nebmIi4teiten gebabt, Serr 2eiter?"
ny&etn, CANA uno gar niht, beItt
6rau," Tagte i'd la4eno unO erlei9tert
benu id bate ib peiB ni4t lpaS fiji,
Elm grpBe3 llngIiid permutbst. sd
peroe ta!o nit ben Serren ferti9 lper,
ben," unO 10 lief i6 Die Sreppe binaui.
Sdon cbe i'd mein Simmer erreihte,
6Orte i6 Stimmengepirr unb Jog ben
Quit perf9iebsndrtigen Sabafs Elm.
sic itanben unO iaBen i'm Simmer
berum uab er3dblten iih @eIdihten.
S3 puroe nit 9urra empfanesn. IS
!paren 10 pergnii9te &erle, bab man
i9nen unmDglid 8iirnen tonnte, @lls
berbem puBte i'd, baB es eebiloete
Meni6cn paren. baB ie aus 6reuoe
al Der Nrbeit bon morgens bis 4benbs
fir re6t 9erineen 2obn tbGtig paren,
oaB lie @~striigereien unb unrebli6feis
ten na3ipiirten uno iol4e unerbittli6
branomarttep, bub iie piel @ltss i'm
N"erborqenen tboteu noS MIR ~tnsnine
bic binter bic 8uliKen faben, tpuBten.
90 beoantte i'd mid ld6elno fir ben
Gmpfang unb iebte mid auf einen
Stubl, ben mir elmer BON ibnen freunos
It9it iiterIteB.
.WQs NUM-" fragte idl Ite Der Reibe
nah muIiernh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
NbfaBrtstagc Der Sampfcr bon Nclus
Wprf.

JUL.
am so. Septenbcr Gompfer ,Yo
tauia" nod Neapel uno 8enua.
gm /. Sftobcr Camper n6ran
ceSca" nad Nenpcl rno SrieIt.
Sim /. Sftober Gampier u&aiie.
BiI6elm ser 3meite" nod) Bremen.
In 2. Sftober Compiler .Waic
itic" na6 soutbalApton.
am 3. Sftober Camper yarconia'
nod ROTTERDAM uno 2ibal.
gm 2. Ofto6er Gampfer ~Noor
oam" no6 Totteroam.
PIN 2. Sftober Ganpfer nSanniu'
nad) Geapel ltno @enlta.
Vim 2. Sftober Camper .Waoon
10" nnd) Ncapel ulo WarlciQe.
gm 8. Sftober Sampier ySapoie'
nah Sabre.
4m 3. Sftober Sampfer Baltic
ua6 Siperpool.
Im 3. Sftober Gampier ,aaiierir
Iuellita 8ittoria" na6 Samburg. -.
Im 3. Oftober 1ampfer .6rieb.
rid" naf Bremen.
Sim 5. Sftober Gampier nBrGIl
Bent Grant" naf Somburg.
am 8. Oftober 9ampfer vGola'
bria" nat Neapel.
Sim <. Sftober Gampier nGanpa.
mia" nad 2ipcrpool.
Im 5. Sftober 9ampfer raonigir
2ouiie" nod Gibraltar nno Neapel
sm 5. Sftober Gampfer vGaleoo.
mia" nab Glasgow.
am 5. Sftober Camper yMinne'
Baba" nad 2onoorh
PIN 5. Sftober 9ampier Stem.
Oorf" uah Soutbampton.
au 5. Sftobcr 9ampier naroou-
lano" naf Gopcr unb Inttuerpen.
Sim s. Sftober 9ampfer nGarma.
nin" nad 2iperpool.
Sim 8. Stfober 9ampier 81. 81
giemollte" had Hedpel uno @enlla.
9(m 9. Sftober Camper nabria-
tic" nad) Solttbampton.
gln Q. Sftober' Sampier .Seue,
5ia" had Ncapel unb Marieille.
gm 8. Sftober Tampfcr .Hpn'
Sam" nod Motteroam.
Tragt die Die SoHs, Dsl mmsrGshaaft tak
: Us,ii. ZANZ%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Ser 4. Suli in @nleS.

2%onoon, %. September. = Die
30gIin8c Scr nm 20. september pom
.SotIdoltcr @bitClnlu Rcio erdffncten
Sobn @rigbt @eo0dtniBihuIe 5u
2lanOuOno, @aleS, iollen sur Grit.
nerlln9 ol Die llcbergabe ser Shule
ourfl Den omcrifoniihen 9otidaftcr
al ic0em 4. Srli einen 9albiciertog
boben. Ter Toriibcnoe Ser Hegie-
rllngas&orpcrIduit mod)te bieS be-
FAINT, nofccm Die @ouperneure lid
ourd Nbltimmuua oofiir entifieoen
botten, ollf oieie Q8eiie ibrer @ertG.
ld)GBun0 Iiir Heio's lbeilna9me an
Der GrofInn1 uno fiir ieine Nebe
ilbcr Sobn bright luto anlerifaniid)e
Gr3lcbung NlSorld 81 geben, Die i'm
gan5cn pnOc Nuileben erregt botte
Is oiirite Dies Der eritc Sail zines
Iold)en 9cidDIlliieS III @roBbritdnnien
lelll, lid)er ober lit nod ME 5llpor ser
omerifonilde Gotiunolieiertag Ser.
ortlg BON elmer cn9liihen Shille onz
ertannt lpor0erl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Mrs. @iusluu,s Guptbina Snrup

ptrb felt I yer tinf nno iefs5ig Sabreu bon
Wiiipnen bon @liittern fit Sbre Ginoer bei'm
~Gernbtgt 'oas stnp, crpetdt ben Banmrr, Ee.
idnpid,tigt ale 9hmer5en; fnrtrt Gtnbfulif uro
IL naS tefie Wdttti ilir 9iurrboe. Bon slpo'
eeipib uno oerIenet rDlrs. gBtnsIpp's Gootbina
Gprup" uno neDmt feline anoere Gorte. Siiuf
uno 5ipan5ie Gents bic Slafde. Inner BEN
gdbrmiitels uno Groguer'Sefee pom. 80. Sunt
1908 garuuttrt. GerieHs9}unmet 1893. 0p
nitcs uuo nut beip1 Witte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
Baltimore sransfer GOmpaeni:,

Sn Snoian Sarbor, Cont, lit
Srou 6. 6. Benedict, Sic Satin oes
befnrnten, nit gr.Erdiioelit Glepc.
lano iebr befrcunocten 9anfiers Be
neoict, geitorbeli. Sic mar cine na6c
Seripanote bon Scnrp s. Goaers
bon ser .Stanoaro Oil 60"
VaHe iir's stuslans beiprat g.. Natns, Nr.
4i3. cit-salttmsftsetr . nate Cation 9oafr.Ape,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30

Gin Neuti6er. tii6ti9, nuigeuedt, 33. Ieoig,
cute Sarbfdrift. fpri6t mo lhreibt fItebcito
GngIiff. mill fhh bis IS. Sftober oerdnbern.
yleunidpriee grfnDrina oils RiifbaIter II: I. ~.
In @rportbdlfern in 9euii6laro, 6 Sabre in
NepsDorf, pa Sabre i'm Siioer. Sur 3eit
Setter zines Goniors oer 5ertih8rdrGe. aorei.
fen inter IN. g." ,1cntihrr Gurrefponocnt."
(2OS-78
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Sn permictben


Su permtet0eu.
Grd6tige ore,l5dtee 3aufer NIT 0 8tmmsrn
uno Bcranoa. 5000 Blod, 9artsSeiepts,a pe.
8as nno eieftriideS Nlbt. 9ampI0et6une.
gSdf6erei. Haleilpldbe etc.
Z. SrpIHg German,
Office. 202, 2aps9lbe. 1900 4urfsSetebtssgbe
(SuHi30. 1S,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
@eIb sn bcrleiben.

Mnleiben anf W6bel nnb aaSere
Stdcrbetteu
fir 9 prosent senau na1 bent neuen 0efete
@anS pribatim. @tdIter, Nr. 210. pt.eeIins.
tuu.etraRe, .Banfant.8ni!ains.%
IN Der Office wiro 1entif aefpruden-
(Suuit6-)
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tTntal.

Sreiber (bsr bel pi.len Saso.n
angeidoiIen ipuroe): .SeBt, mo / ipz
bel bsilamm'n BAIT, baB / mi rubig
bintern Sf'n fsB'n tonnt'. lam I 3
Sib'n nimrerl bertraa'n!"
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SfCutuctum.
SIeibteer beitiher Warrl, 9~eIernter Bidder.
beritebt 6oden, fam ftt iihernq niiBlid il1dhen.
fpiinfht StelIe in eiieml 4rioati ooer aoftbduS
Goreiitre: %. 81" Gentider Correspondent.
(27l-9)
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Geut,hes rtetts.WadwetSunas.ghreau

DeutifeS rbeits-NadipetinngS. ghreau.
Inter ber Gufiibt oer .Seuiinen @efeut6att.A
= 9tetenleen, bic oenttbe Sanoperfer. 4Irbeiter
pno Gieniihoten gu bef1dtfiaen plnffen, mol
len iih perf6nli6 ODER in franiirten griefen an
ben ageilten Der 0efe1fbaft Subann .. WieSer,
bimmer III, Hr. 2t5-2t7, GuurtiauosS trake,
penoen, peIfer uitenteeliIi6 s~lusfnnft ertbeiIen
pirb. SpretTtunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
(Suu271S1
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Eaiic 5nr Neiic ms AnslanS br-
iOrat 6. Hainc, Nr. 413, Cit.Salti.
morciraRe, maize GnitOm Souic sluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-30
8erlangt i'm Iagemeincn.
0crfangt.

0crtGngt.
200 oeuiffe. niidier1e mo arbeit3iane Gets
ie fir ole .Stdnoaro SaititarD & Maulfucturs
ina Co." in louisville, 0eutuiD. lueroen bel
sutem lobn perlangt. Hfdbetc ~gllsfunit ertbeilt
6mil Subn, volt SpI $50, louisville, an.
(26S-7D
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Stcaenscinde.
SteQcaeiudl

Stefirgeiudl:
Gin 0}anll. fpridt Seliif UNI Sng!iih.
tpiiniht YnitelIlng mia 99ad)ter uoer Sauitpr.
Nat5ufrneen ooer u%hrefiire: 1ermnn, Gdc 3.
unb 2ait,Nue., 0igbttanotppu. (272-3)
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3u perfauicn biliig:
Sdufer bon 5000 bis $3.50; ale Serbcie'
runaen; leidte WeoinguTleen; n~ieoriger GriHos
aims. Rad3uiraaeft Gde Yratt. nno SedlSte
Strahe, Sigblanotcun. (Sept4, 19Rt)
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Gerlangt:

Sab Girls" meldc SefGbianns
seigen, laben CUTE 0%ele9enBeit anti
8ef1rbcrnng uuo oamernbe Stelle bel
(272-) SteiUart & GD.
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VIII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sd0neS 2auotNts nit q SiItincrll, TantrD,
Sao, 9Saifer.Gloiet II. T.. 10, mir 8 WIliinten
BON &c. StrabenOGbH - fiir ilur $500. Au0cs
res bel Sermaun Saorub0up, VT. Ill, Wprb'
GharleSs stIake, WaItlnlprs, Wte. lSepil6,1N)
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gu ucrfnniei:
Sine Jnrm n ~glpalon, na9e Dem "Sfelahs
Soute" an bet %. & 8. Nabn, 90 9lder grpB;
3innrcrn, Stall etc, gta6Jufrngen bel Suhu
s.. auoWig, Nr. 500, MarHlanb 5elepbon.Wc'
bauoc. (264-2SSiu.I)
Gr, 1923, 725, 727 etc., Bor'udl.Tpennr.
Gotta 25 SUB 8 8oG bel 200 5ub; Srri @enierte
beiortr.; ieoe m6oerne &eauemlitbfeit.
Er. lis, III, 119 etc, Roro.9atarcnt's IT,.
5ipiiden SGirmnunt.gloenl uub SnpettesStr.,
i6bn b%eforirt: ieoe moherne geouemIitreit;
bipeift6diee Sdnfer. Gbip arb z. Stord, an Srt
gnh Steie, ober Tr. So, @untbsr.g uiloinq
Snhette. NIB ct. Tauls2tr. OSebra. 10O
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gerlanst Sranen nnb Iaoden.
9er!Gugt:

0et!Gugt:
Cine ocutibe Srau ais st36in uno fir bic
allgenleinc puusnrbeit In elmer 6amtltc Don
hrei RerioHCn; anIe5 Seiln; Ielbte Arbell. IN
erfrageU IN 9r. 12S, 9SeIt'9'urtbfAuenue.
t2T3-b)
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Vtrlutgt:
Gin Wldo6eIl 8lr 0iiIfe BET Der 0al5arbeit
in eilier Rriuats ,Samilie; fduI 9tahis bIetben.
Iatsuiruaen In Rr. 223O, 1uilturO. Aueuue.
273-4
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Verlaugt:
SIM belitI6e 8olioernante eriter &laile, gutter
2obu, iboHc5 Seim; Heferenjeu eriorocrlit.
gtorelfire; ro. 80" Eeu.iher 6orreipuuoent.
t212-4D
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3n %pcrfaufcm.


Gu ueriaIien:
Sine 6arH Don 90 Wdcrr nit eirett 1 StIllz
mer balteHoen g8obnbaus uno elmer Sbeune.
Sieben Nieiien BON annapolis unb et>pn cine
yietle bon Der annapolis, &ufbinpton 4 BAL
ttmore @lettrifdleu tdbn". 8reis $500. 9taG
~5nfraaen bel sultan 0reiuer & son, Anuapults,
Wio, t272-O
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N inen @u9enbIid itano id itarr.
Sin Soufe in meinem Sim
- mere" pieberholte i'd, .ein
Gnufe innS Grnn GriiM2n
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Drl0rii brr Alrrrcstiffe.

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