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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Skis at Griswold's.
Snow shoes at Griswold's.
Charles Cooper is confined to the
house by an attack OF grip.
Miss Daisy Vondette has returned
from visit in North Adams.
Born, Monday evening, a daughter
to'Mr and Mrs Chas l.. Kendall OF
Dalton, Mass.
Fred Il. Colvin OF Fitchburg was the
guest OF his mother, Mrs NJ. J. Colyin
over Sunday.
Judge Hall, who Is presiding at
county court here Is TO 20 tomorrow TO
Albany on business.
Earl Darling has a situation In the
shipping department OF the Bottum &
Torrance collar mandatory.
The regular meeting OF Mt Anthony
Chapter OES will be held at Masonic
Hall this evening At 100 o'clock.
Mrs 8. A. Burt entertained party
OF ladies at her home on Gage street
last evening. Refreshments were ser
we'd.
The board OF civil authority held q
meeting AT the town clerks Office this
forenoon for the purpose OF aba.lns
taxes.
L. II. Davis, who has been III for
some time, will 20 tonight TO the Sa-
marltan hospital at Troy where he will
undergo an operation made necessary
by an abscess At the back OF the head.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
'0r at the postofilce: John Blult, care
Martin Bluit; John Blaney, Inspector
Carleton q Hovey Co., (2) James Ca.
sey, r. G. II. Daly, Slaima Glnlamia,
Hummell x Co., Giuseppe Msrcantoni
Luigi Marcantonio, Nunzlato Polite
ma, Miss Lena /. Bsotley, Miss Mary
e. Conroy (2), Miss Amin Gallup,
Mrs N. Nolin.
The Bradford Hook and Ladder com
pany on Tuesday evening elected the
following officers: Foreman, John
Carroll; asst foreman, Fred Beak:
president, John Hurley; vice president,
Frank Hewitt; recording secretary,
Phil Ahesrn; financial secretary, Rich
ard Hurley; treasurer, w. =. Hogan;
auditors, Hugh Aldrich and Charles
Mccarthy.
Seymour A. Baker, ID. d., one OF the
founders OF the Republican party, anti
slavery agitator and editor II The De
Iroit Daily Democrat Ia the '0s, n
dethodist Protestant minister and
educator OF note aud the original pro
mot.r OF Kansas CiLy University, died
Monday at Kansas City, Kan, aged
ninetytvo. DR. Baker was said TO be
the Oldest minister In age and service
10 the United States. He was born 10
Arlington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
ACCUSED TESTIFIES.
DR.. Simpson Takes Stand In
Own Defense.
DENIES MURDER OF FATHER-IN-LAW
Prisoner Tells story of Alleged 40
cidental Discharge of shotgun In
His Hands when HoFner
Was Killed.

RIVERHEAD, N. y, Feb o. - DR..
James W. simpson, the dentist who is
on trial charged with the murder Of his
father-m-law, BARLEY T. Homer, was
the first witness In his own defense,
the court having refused 10 dismiss
the indictment. Dr. simpson said he
was born In Ridgewater. Va, studied
at the University OF Maryland and
subsequently lived In Galveston, Tex,
until the flood OF 1900. He was not
permitted TO tell how he saved his
wife's life I'm the food.
DR.. Simpson denied positively that he
Intentionally shot his father-in-law
lie was cleaning the gun In the kltch-
en- and was explaining 10 the Polish
chore boy how to break Il when II
was accidentally exploded. lie dld
not know Horner had been shot until
he heard him cry out. MY God, doc
tor, what have you doncT' From that
moment. he declared. he did every
thing 10 relieve the suifcrings Of his
father.in-law and In comforting his
wife. lie denied much OF the tesil.
mony given against him 10y his wife
and his mother-in-law.
On cross examination Dr. Simpson
denied that he had threatened the
Polish chore boy. Frank Wisnewskl.
"Dld you not tell him that II he said
anything about the happenings ~ that
night you would accuse him Of having
shot HornerT' asked the district az.
torney.
IL did not"
"Have you hypnotIEed Frank Wis.
newskif"
AZ this question litter ran round
the courtroom. and the prisoner joined
In the general laughter. The district
attorney protested against what he
termed the undue levity on the part OF
the accused man aud the spectators.
Dr. simpson IN reply 90 the question
said that he knew nothing about hyp-
notism. that he never told any ono that
he had such knowledge and that he
had never tried 90 exert hypnotic In.
huence over Nisuewski.
In reply Ia another question Slmp-
son said that IN spite Of all that has
happened he sui loves his wife aud
his mother-in-law. both ~ whom APP
peared ON the stand against him A.
witnesses for the prosecution. Il love
Mrs. Horucr almost ~ much M n she
we're my own mother" be told the dis
trlct attorney when asked what were
his feelings toward bis mother-in.law.
There WAS surprise In the court
when Samuel 4. Frank sworc that the
cartridge shells exhibited IN court were
not those found In the gun after the
shooting.
Ncaph Apgnr. frcarm expert, testi.
fed that the gun with which lIorner
was killed could be- discharged Without
finger i-oing on hammers or triggcrs
II the hammers were cooked The OK.
plosion could have been caused by the
breaking Of the gun. he said. tie pull
upon the hammers being unsafe and
the right firing pin loose and out Of
order
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
North c,rollna Wond,r,.

Mr.. Tom Pencil was down In An
iioch last week and stayed over night
with Mr. Moses Armstrong. lie tells
NJ that Mr. Armstrong has a wonder
ful pet pig. and he saw II himself
with n broom sweeping out the yard
on course the pig couldn't do m well
at sweeping M some OF his two-icggcd
brethren. but II was wonderful 20 see
how hard the pig worked and what
progress he made. Mr. Armstronf
says he has a wonderful gander. too
The gandcr will climb an apple tree
shake u and then get down and eat
tho apples. Mr. Pcnncl says he did
not see the gandcr. but after seeing
the pig sweep he believed anything
Mr. Armstrong told him-wilkesborc
Chronicle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Miss Laura Mosher is III.
Mrs A. O. Matthews is III With the
grip.
A. c. Matthews is still quite Ill with
the grip.
VIM Mooney OF Schenectady was In
town Sunday.
Mrs j. b. Woodruff has recovered
from her recent illness.
GEORGE Chase has q situation with
the II. 4. Cushman company.
Mrs W. w. Needham OF Bristol is
the guest OF Mrs WIN. Mayhem.
The ladies' OF the Congregational
church held social Tuesday evening.
Tucker lodge, F and A NJ will work
the third degree Wednesday evening
at u special meeting.
Mrs George Colvin has returned
from three weeks visit with her son
George In Pennsylvania.
Miss Ida NJ. Shaw has returned from
visit with friends In Poultney where
she formerly attended school.
DR. j b. Woodruff was in Troy
Tuesday evening TO attend medical
society meeting. Mrs Woodruff &C.
companied him
The society OF the church OF st John
de Baptiste Is arranging for an enter
tainment to be held ut Bank hall Oh
the eveaing OF February IL.
The ladies of the wCTU will meet
with Mrs II. G. Cole Wednesday after
noon. The meeting will be OF social
nature aud refreshments will be served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb 6.--ConsIder.
able apprehension Is felt here over the
disappearance OF the Rev w. T.
rwamley. assistant minister OF St
Anne's Episcopal church. Who has not
been seen or heard Of since last sun
lay morning. when he left his hotel
FOR St Luke's mission chapel at East.
port a suburb Of Annapolis He did
not appear at the chapel. but % man
IN clerical garb answering the descrip.
lion Of the missing clergyman boarded
the morning train at West Annapolis
for Baltimore.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
Young Poole Acquitted.

TAUNTON. Mass. Feb. G.--The Rris
tol county grand Jury returned n mo
blll' In the ease OF Howard VI. Poole
the seventecn,year-old youth held OF
a charge Of numbering his father
George Poole. on the night Of Jan. II
The elder Poole. II Is claimed. was
mentally dernnged and was choking his
wife when the son. 10 save his mother.
shoi and fatally wounded the father
George Poole was the head ~ the
Poole silver company. aud the family
IL prominent socially.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
DEFEATED THE SHARKS.
NOvlcss Ran Away With the Hose Company
Ten Pin Team Last Evening.

The Novlces temporarily destroyed
the reputation Of the Stark Hose com.
pany ten pin team at the Corbst'-
Gcennan alleys last evening and
Morse made match record that Is
likely to stand for some time. In the
three games he had an average OF 2l0-
H. and in the thirl string rolled the
e;ond highest score on the alleys,
25s.
The two teams tied In the arst string
but in the second and thirdthe Noyices
left the fire company boys behind and
won out with big margin. The score.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
R.Ilrena. nleelea Dor weeL.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb. G.-With few
exceptions there has been below zero
weather In this section for seventeen
days. and for three days thermometers
have registered % degrees below zero
In North Dakota 30 degrees below was
common. and this was coupled with
terrific billiards. For days the main
lines OF the Minneapolis. 81. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie. the Great Northern
and the Northern Pacific railroads have
been blocked. and many OF the branch
lines have been at siandsull for
weeks and months.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

We, The undersigned, do hereby agree
~ refuDl The money on a ~ cent bottle
~ Green's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
u Il fails 10 cute your cough or cold.
" alsogd trint's . cent bottle 10
prove satisfactory or money refunded.
Shurtlef Pharmacy J. ~. Ayrcs
ID. A. Ward u. a. Qulnlan
Bennington.
y n. Houghton, A. 3. Hathaway,
North Bennington,
g. Il & a. u. Htwklns, So. SALISBURY,
q. r. Adams, Arlington,
T. Z. Woodwork. o. T.. Adams 4 Co.
East Arllngt on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
want E.orbitant Rate. Maintained

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 6.-The com.
mittee from the Kansas legislature
which, acting Jointly with committee
from the Missouri legislature. recently
Investigated the Kansas City Stock
yards company submitted its report to
the legislature The report states that
the charges on certain classes OF live
stock are unfair and exorbltant. yet II
recommends that such charges be
maintained and legalized. The com
mittee says that stockyards patrons
lose rs much as $4,000 day by rea.
son Of these conditions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
Bo.,o. aud Main. Easin. Exploded.

HOOSICk FAILS. y. 4, Feb. q
The locomotive Of Boston and Maine
freight exploded az Johnsonville. seri
ously inJuring three men. J. l.. Moore
the fireman. was terribly scalded and
viii probably die. The other men
Engineer G. l.. Evans and NJ. ]. Daley
a bakeman-were hurled n dlsiaDce Of
forty feet They will recover
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Feb. 5.-James
CLARK Parshall. lawyer. forty eight
years old. committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself In the mouth lie had once
before attempted suicide. lie had late
y read % Andrw u White IDS sui
eide In California and ended his lffs IN
the manner described In that story.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

wlNsTED. Conn. Feb. q The body
u Charles Church. an aged hermit
was found frozen stiff In his hut In
Blandford. Mass. Just over the state
line Church. according 90 the med.
zeal examiner. had been dead for two
or three days. Money amounting 90
several hundred dollars was found In
his home
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
nrpani,i sa,,a an ur..,.

LOS ANGELES. Cat. Feb 6-Jock.
ey Mcdaniel saved an upset In the sec.
pnd race ~ Ascot By a brilliant finish
with Confessor. liis mount defeated
lohnstown. n long shot. In the final
strides von Tromp set too Ia, pace
In the fourth race and Tired In the last
sixtcenth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
Roosevelt, aud Roo, MIA. O.. snow.

WASHINGTON. Feb. d.-Prcsideni
Roosevelt and Secretary Root went for
hong horseback ride In the suburbs
~ Washington yesterday. The snow
was about eight inches deep on the
level and double that depth in places
where II had drif~d.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
eo,eh VIA. o., Knss,ili..

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Feb. G.-Frank
Gotch. American champion catchas.
catch-can wrestler. defeated Jim Parr.
the Engllshman. here last MINT Ia two
straight falls NcXt saturday night
Goich and Farmer Burns viii meet
hcrc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
La.Lrr ana MAMMAL prnr.

NEW YORK. Feb. G.-The nth game
" the chess championship match he.
tween Dr Emanuel iasker aud Frank
]. Marshall. played here. was drawn
after forty-onc moves. PNsent score
Laskcr. o: Marshall. o: drawn. ?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
ia claarettea Now.

The licoHcc trust Il nov on trial
There was a time when licorico
rust would haze been serious men.
80 10 the small boy. but he long ago
al aicd from TIE rcor!cc habit
o.. .aGI pain D,5lec
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
LORD ner..fora a, New YORK

NEW YORK. Feb 6.-Admlrai Lord
Charles Beresfori arrived here on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. lie comes
10 settle the Affairs OF his brother
Lord Delval Beresford. who was killed
In a railroad wreck AZ Rndsrlin. y. D.,
on Dec. y last.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
10 W. RIG Ed
VERT Isl NG
WANTED.

WANTED-Rcsponsi and Expsflcnced
w Waved Paper Machine Tender b a large
gar paper manuisciurirg company Who are "a
Increase facilities and require services Of good
man. The factory Il located 10 Neu Hamp
shre. Address BY letter. ". Z. d.. No. ~ niEh
81 .SanOuyllle Mass fsiE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
NovICES

Total plns-Novlces, 2345; Stark,
Z0T7.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

kdEN wASrED-To learn 20 drive and &c
vi pair automobiles. pol Ions open pafinf
license guAras iced. or Correspondence
Course n specially. Get into this ueN industry
now. as the demand fof cumretent men 70
greater thkn the supply send stamp for cata-
Boston Largest and best Auto school
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

IAMgs SILK. contractor aud builder A.
\ repairing. rebaildipg srd stotvoih sho
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

Two utNr.-Dcsirahle tcnsmcnts. ofnces and
i stores. fosessl0n river immediately,
WV invts. IS Sorth \
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

u'o nEST-Ihc psri Of the hose used foT
Il harding MONS hieAm heat. electric
tights. set range. nne large slttur ron ADD
dining noon. panifys, kitchen. cellar s., The
II location Ia town Zoe man AID ulfr 10 fun
eelcct boarding house. Inqgife % !. Z
mlngtou. tis touih - 5iu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06
TO REM.

fI,o HENT- Harden ore He'd YARN. consist
II lng - 90 acres II soDi tlllafir land. Va
,ieiy Of fruit and plenty u watsG f,f for her
sick Falls. y. Y. Csu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

w boarding places TOT girls cumi1g here g.
work in the mills. lockwood a Hove. fi
Main A. sIff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

IUANrHD-Teo conpctent cooks Coo
w waFcs and desirable places. iiiockuoo a
How. 81 Nain ~. fCu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

NrASrED-Jobs ~ two eompcpni ear
w peniers. lockwood Hove. 90 MAN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-06

To uENT = STORAGE LOCKERS. o.
Clean and dry individual MONS fof stof.
tfc 81 huusshold fafnliiifc. etc. Locailor
central VIM \. Hawks. IS Nofth 81
Two nENT-ADAns MILL property 10
i whole or IN part, with No uithult wsfst
power. Entrance ffom North and MAln Sis
wm. v. Hawks. es North -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
@incr bcntidcn Irnn q~ic6es6rirf.

SIN Sobre 1884 idricb cine chr.
lome @%iirgerSfrolL ole Magoalenu
Eolunlgartnerin, oil ibrcn obmcieu.
Den @ottcn @oltboior; .Ser5lieber
Ida5 IS 5obelt iejlnA ic lenger i'll
mir. @ciS nit, lit oeS fornS idtIt
gen Nltoori o0cr mas Is iii, ouS lid
10 nnni5 mu6t in mir. 0cnf obcr,
8ot mo hic 5cit iuer ms ioIgS mobL
Icbcn loilcn. grihrid oft rcdt, luclllt
Is lid) 10 rcdt, SSer5cter i6o5. las Ocu
prici nit liden Dor icmouo; id)cm
mid. i%unit!" - Sb inter ol Den ipG-
ter gcl6riebcnen, nCucr0ings iogor in
oidcn NGnOer ueroficntlid)tcn Sic.
beSbricfcn bcriibmtcr Wt1nncr mo
6rolen alld) MIR elmer it, Der Die
t6itlihc, idlid)te ginfoIt l1O Serjs
lidfcit Oicier 3eilen iibcrtriiit. 0ton
bot lid nod 1884 oieueiht beiier oas
rollf neritonoclt, Wort 81 MAIDEN,
ober OoS SScr5 bat ME IicbIifer &C.
iprod)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
@lit uOrachaltcncm McpO[ucr.

6rou Mur9orct @rig6t mliBte einenl
Gin6red)cr biilirei6c 6ono leiIteu.
sic bate cincn SGugliug I'M
Nrm. - Die 9ellte 6cItono aus
$3.50.
6rou Ni6. g8rig6t bon g3r. 1855,
Wtprtlc Nperule, bat Der @oli5ci ge-
mcloet, Dab Dor eiuigcn Gugcn cil.
@in6reder in ibrc MobmulQ orund
uno lie nit oorgcboltcncm Icuolper
3ipong, ibm 81 5cigcn, no lie ibr @e(o
nerItcdt belt. 6rou @rigbt, mcId)c
felt is Wonotcn bel ibrer Sdpicacr-
mlittcr, 6rou &idorO @riqbt, len,
mobnt, lab NIT ibrcm bier Munutc
olten &inOc IN Der Mittclitu6c 0cS :.
StodruerfS, ais Die 3biire otiiloQ,
mo ais tic lid um0rcbte, itono Gin
1ln0ef0br 1870 Yilno idJiucrcr Ntann
init 8c5ogencm Ncpolpcr in Der Ebiir
ltno nerlonNtc 81 luiiicn, 100 ibr @elo
lei. 6rolt Mrigbt mllBte ibnt 5cigcn,
no ooS @clo ici oo Scr Ginbredcr tic
%otbcrnfollS 81 cri6icBcn orobtc. Sic
5~ittcrte mic GipcnIonb, ood) blic6 ibr
1id)tS NnocrcS iibria, olS oui5uitcben
llno nit iDrenl &in0 I'M Nrn1 cine
Eoidc 81 5ei9en in mcIHcr iid) $3.50
.befonoen. @liidlihcr @ciic 0clouG
c@ 6rou @rigbt, ibren Sllpelcnfoiten
ltnter ibre Sd)iir5c 81 prutti5ircn.
9IlS Der @inbreder eincnSoiicr ollrd
lild)te, Lief 6rou @ri9bt no6 unten
mo icbte ibre Sd)wicgermmttcr bon
Dem @eld)ebcncn IN &enntniB. Nci0t
Srollen liefen in Den Sol ulo Der,
iteftcn lid, bis Der Ginbrcher Sos
pcrloiicn bate. 3lpci ocS Gin.
pcrOd6tigc Eerioncn iino be
rettS nerboftet morbcn bod fountc
6rml @rigbt oieicIbcn nidt ibcnti
i%i5irer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

E. Seine 9eicrung.- Sn sc.
iinbcn beS bon cillcnt S6logonfoa
getroiicncn Srn. s. Srcenlon &niin
mar gcltcrn 9lbcrto nod feline Scllc.
rung eingctrctcn.
gSoIIcn 9 d nelligfeit Scr
3 ii &C 6 t Il II + n.-Sr. Yor(
8. 0roOobl bon 9tr. 33, SiiosWoi9.
iilgtoasS trobe, cine &eiicbamter Ger
,Yrunspif golfc & Goaenoer Co."
nno Eroiioent beS nGbeiopeofe.Gon-
3ilS" Der oantboliiden 8obltbdtig-
teits- 2cgion," bat Sd)ritte unternoni-
men, inn Die @cid)Gftsreiienben 81
prgoniiiren. Die 5i ~griinoenbe Ser
einigung ioa cine Gingobc al ocit
Gongreb porberciten, bamit er Elm
@eies gebe, bob 5nr Si6crbeit bes
r~eiienOen Eublifltms Den Gilenbab.
men perboten ipiirbe, lire 3iige ldnel.
Ter ais nit elmer @eidpinoigfeit bon
80 Weilen in Der Stunbe laufen SIT
loiien.
8 iir Yrdiioent bes 5mci-
ten MotbS5ipeiges. = Or. ".
Gomaro s. @rempler, Elm befannter
slr5t Siio-9oltimore's, Fat Die Gonbi-
botilr fir Brdiioent beS 5tpeiten
Ndtbs5meiges ouf Dem Simonus-
Sidet ongenommcn, nelde inn olrd)
ein aus Den $50. Sarrp 9. Wilcor,
George @. Tabgett nrtb @iaiom Q.
Elott deficiencies Golnitc ~ongeboten
ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

6ro6t. Inter oen 2(nneicnoen 6efolt.
Oen iid) Die SS. Serm. Corn, GboS.
Suffncr, &niimir gditein Sernann
@riiblL 3acob @erbig, @m. @rnit,
Sobn @oB, Ntor 9orn, gobnmi[
Wtrof, GboS. 6(odenbogeL Sobn
9ittorf, gltguit &ramer. Gbos. 8ol5,
q. ". 9, Sdmitt, Sobn SGnsler,
8m. Son, Bob. airdpobn 6reoerid
5iaippiuo, 6reO. GtcgeI, Seurp Ser,
mann, Geo. Wi6oel uno Grnit Burt.
barb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04

@au Sni peftor Trei It 0 II.
5eigt in ben an5eigeipalten bes
yGeutihen Gorreiponoenten" an, ooB
applifationen fir peridieoene Eripi-
legien bel i6m eingereidt poroen
lino, gegelt melbe Ginmdnbe bis
'bellte Inn 10 llbr 8ormittags eiltge.
gereidt lperOen miillen.
Stobt- &egi It rotorSprrp
s. Sopper scigt im oDeuti6en
Gprreiponoenten" al,, ooB Der Blan
fir Die ell-gtipeairitng bon pieletl
.s9llleps in ieinem 9iireoit binterlegt
noreen iino, lino Ippeaationen oa-'
gegen in 80 Sngen citgereibt ners
Sen miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-04
9cntidc Bidder.

~. Serllor0 Y. STEINER, StbllntDetar
Der Gno6 9rott : 6reibi6liot6ef
bat wieoer cine grobe Senoung
Oeuti6er Bidder er6olteu. - Die
elite 0eriel6cn.
Gr. Bernard 6. Steiner, lueldbeS
eS Ii6 on9elcgen iein lGBt, fir oie
Gllod) gratt 3 6rci6i6liotbef por5ii9.
Lido OeutIdc Bidder on5ui6offen, 6ot
luieoer cine groBc Scnoung iold)er
9llfer erboltcn, 0cren Cite i'm Nod)-
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