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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-02-02
: Frame DWELLING

e. Frame Dwelling
a Tenant House with rooms, Frame Barn
60xe6 with straw house attached 2Sx40 Wag-
on House 25x30, Chicken House l2xl2, new
Corn Crib, Spring House, Smoke House
The farm is well fenced and is In a high
state OF cultivation 1t is well located, being
within miles OF North East and 2 miles OF
Leslie stations on p, b & w and 4 o.
railroads, and is convenient to churches,
schools, stores and markets. This property
is under q lease to w. N. Trimble until
March 25, 1908, but the purchaser will receive
the proceeds OF said lease from date OF set
Element, also to have right and title to my
interest of wheat crop now growing on said
farm, and to have all privileges under said
lease from day of settlement
TERMS OF SALE-S3O0 to be paid in cash
on day of sale; balance of first half of pur-
chase money when the deed Is delivered.
years at 81 per cent.
Sale at O'Clock p. m, in front OF Andrew
Andersons store, North East, Md.
j. j CLIFFORD,
Hindman, Auct. Agt. for the heirs.
N Any person desiring to view the
w. N. TIimbe residing thereon, who Will
be glad to show them over the premises and
through the buildings. This property Will
be sold to the highest bidder. j. j. G.
Feb 2lt
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Fertilizer For AlEnShOuse

The Trustees of the Poor and Insane
solicit bids for three and half tons of Dis
50 lived Bone, three tons of Pure Ground
Bone, one and "A half tons of Potato Ferti
liZer. Samples and bids to be nj the Aims
house by II o clock. Februar! %.
THOMAS II. WARRINGTON,
Feb Pit secretary.
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TO TRESPASSERS

TreSpaSSing, cunning and fishing on
HALL FARM, is strictly pro-
hlbtted Persons so dong will be prosecuted
+. II. BUTLER, owner.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF A FINE
Farm Property
SO ACR E. 6

more or less; is div ided into seven enclos
sou hern exposure. About 10 ACRES OF
GOOD TIMBER, mostly ak and Poplar;
is veil fenced, much new fence having been
erected the past year. The land is rolling.
well dralued. conN enient water supply for ali
the fields, good well of water at the dwell
Ing, which also supplies water for the barn
by pipe. The land is in good state OF cul.
tivation, as is evidenced by the last years
crops, now stored on the premises I'm.
provements consist ola NEW BARN, 35x5O
feet, is well butt and of the best material.
Wagon House, Granary, Corn Crib, Chict Ell
and Hog Houses; also Ice House under con
struction. All of these buildings are separ.
ate from each other.
The Dwelling is a fivCroom Brick, with
front and side porches, and Is In good order
having been newly decorated inside last
summer.
This property is within few minutes
drive to Iost Office, store, creamery, black
smith shop, churches, and schools. Stage
passes within half mile four times daily.
Rural delivery passes the door every day.
Within miles of Thompson, Del, a milk
shipping station.
have bought large farm and Will move
thereon April LIST, next, and have no further
use Tor this one; IT must be sold. Conditions
on day of sale Further particulars may be
had by applying to the owner, who resides
on the property, or to Norris b. $ ack, Agt.
10 and Il North Walnut st, West Chester
Penn. JOHN T. Pee X.
WhitcrGft, Auct. Jan 2,-'s,
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ORDER NISI
John r. C,ossan, Plant IT, Va. Rebecca
Drummond ct. al, Defendants.
Jan 26-ln

John T. Clossan, Paint IT, Vs. Rebecca
Drummond ct. al, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 2653.
Ordered, this oath day OF Januery, 1877,
that the sale of properly mentioned In these
proceedings made and report ed by GEORGE
A. BlaL e, trustee, mentioned therein, be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the
contra y thereof be shown on OF before the
&th day OF March next, provided a copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published IN Cecil County once
a week for one month before the 18th day OF
February next
The report states the amount of sale to be
s. 5000 MANLY DRENNEN
True Copy-Test: clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
Jan 2Blm Clerk.
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ORDER NdSI

In the matter of the sale of the mortgaged
Real Estate of Garrett D. car Odds,
formerly of Annie V. BIackis.
ton and husband
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Little Boy Shot
Howard, the 6 year old SON OF James
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FOR RENT-The dwelling now occupied
by Mr.. X Reese, containing nine rooms,
bath and furnace. Posses ion March 18th,
next. Apply to M RS, Il II. HutN. II
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A large 8 room house, with
Main street, in the town of Ceci.ton. For
particulars address
MISS MARY ETHERINGTOE,
Feb2 Cecilton Md
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SO ACRES OF GOOD LAND

more or less. The Improvements consist OF
a good l2.ROOM
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
advertisements under this heading will be
charged al the rate of ONE CENT world
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-On the halves, a four horse
farm situated near Elkton, Md. For fur
Their Information apply to
Feb 2-tf THE WING OFFICE.
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

The subscriber intending to quit farming
Will sell at public auction his entire stock
and Farming I'm plements on
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Farmer Wanted

To rent on halves, farm OF late Jacob
Mark ee, two miles east of Elkton.
MRS. JOHN SCH URR.
9i3 N. Bambrey ST.,
Feb 2-tf Philadelphia, Pa
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Let me mail you free, to prove merit
samples of my DR.. Shops Restora-
tive, and my book on either dyspepsia,
the heart, or the kidneys. Address
me, DR.. ShoOp, Rachine, Wis. Trou-
bles OF the stomach, heart or kidneys
are merely symptoms of a deeper all
ment Don't make the common error
of treating symptoms only. Symptom
treatment is treating the result of
your ailment and not the cause. Weak
stomach nerveS-the inside nerves.
means stomach weakness, always.
And the heart and kidneys as Well.
have their controlling or inside nerves
a these nerves and you inevita-
bly, have weak vital organs. Here is
where DR.. Shoope's Restorative has
made its fame. No other remedy ever
claimed to treat the inside nerves. AL
so for bloating, biliousness, bad breath
or complexion, use DR.. Shoop's Resto-
ratiye. Write for my free book now.
DR.. Shops Restorative sold by Robert
R. Bellamy.
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MAY BE CRAZY NEGRESS
An Examination OF Aunt Silvia Bar
nctte Ordered by Authorities Who
Believe She Has Beer Burning

| An Examination OF Aunt Silvia Bar
nctte Ordered by Authorities Who
Believe She Has Been Burning
Barns.
Solicitor .Clarkson this morning
gave to Sheriff Wallace the papers nee
| essary for the arrest of Silvia Bar
nette, alias Mary Massey, alias Mary
White, an old negres Of the Steel
Creek community who is believed to
be responsible for the burning Of 50
many barns in that seceiOn of late.
Mr.. w. L.. Scott, assistant state in
surance commissioner, who has been
employed to work uD evidence, be-
lieves that he has solved the mystery
that has surrounded recent c~onfagra-
tons in that section. He was the chief
promoter in ordering hat the old wO~
man be investigated.
Sheriff Wallace left this morning to
make the arrest and will arrive in the
CITY some time this afternoon when
the examination will DC held. The old
woman will be put through a rigid in
vestigatiOn in order that there may
be no doubt as to her guilt or limo
cence in this matter which has arous-
ed the Steele Creek people to such a
high pitch of excitement.
There have been those since the
barn burning began in that commun-
ity who declared that it was the work
of some irresponsible person who was
afflicted with the mania for setting
the torch to barns and houses. The
fact that the buildings burned were
situated on public roads and the fur
Their fact that the blaze almost in
barn among the fodder and hay was
evidence to those thus minded to bear
out their assertions.
Acting under the request of Squire
S. H. Hilton, Mr.. Scott was secured
by the citizens of Steele Creek to in
vestigate the matter, he being we'll
acquainted with the fire mania. Sew
eral days ago he lodged information
with Squire Hilton and Solicitor
GARRISON to the effect hat he was
satisfied that he had located the gull.
" person. He found that ar old ne
greSs had been seen in the cOmmuni-.
ty Tor some weeks walking about
lazlly up and down the road, and who
was known to talk almost continuous
ly about fires. On several occasions
she was seen in the vicinity of the
barn that was burned.
She sometimes wears the dress Of
her sex and at other times she is clad
IN 10 1tfirH CHI
In the woods, it being a mystery as
to how she secured her food.
1t will prove comforting to the pes
pie Of Steele Greek if the Investigation
OF Aunt Silvia discloses the fact that
n has been burning the barns in
that section. Suspicion that has been
nxed on the colored people has never
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AS a baby Hiram Winters was loved
by all. He would just lie around on
the floor or under the bed or in any
other old place and coo and smile and
laugh and try to tickle his own fat
feet. He was never known to keep
his parents awake O. nights, and if his
mother gave hin the butcher knife or
a box of matches to play with while
she went visiting he never attempted
to cut his young throat or set the house
on fire. Thousands Of people said that
he would live to be president of the
United States and an honor to his
parents, and it did look that way for a
time; but, alas, be had hardly learned
the alphabet when he got hold of an
Old Sleuth book and started on his
downward career. He determined to
be a great detective and 4 desperate
man, and his young ana Dri>f career
was full Of adventure and excitement.
He was only eve years old when he
arrested his mother for an assassin.
Then he collared his father on suspi.
cion OF being a highway robber. For
two years he was on the trail Of every
body. He was talked to and argued
with and licked in vain. They put him
in Jail, and lie dug out. Other sleuths
hunted him, and he escaped. He called
himself the Midnight Shadow OF Shad-
owVille, and he bOasted that no crimi
nal could escape him.
That Bad Boy Hiram.
Hiram had rendered himself a terror
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NEW SCHOOL READER
Some Things to Take Hold of the
Young Minds.
CHILDREN WHO WENT WRONG
Story of Hiram Winters, Who Arrested
His Mother For an Assassin and Col
Jared His Father on Suspicion of Be-
ing a Highway Robber.

copyright, 1907. by NJ. NJ. Cunningham
James SchermeThorn at twelve years
old was a bad boy. lie wore his cap
on the back of his head, he whistIed
yankee Doodle" on Sundays, he threw
axe and crowbars at stray dogs, and
II his mother sent him to the grocery
to get a quart of molasses in a jug he
would swing the jug around his head
until the handle broke off. Mrs. Schcr-
mernorn, who was a widow, talked
with james many times about his wick
adnea5 ana assured him, with tears in
her eyes, that If he did not mend his
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HE ARRESTED HIS MOTHER FOR AN
ASSASSIN"
ways he would come to some sudden
and awful end. He would promise her
to become an angel, but an hour later
he would be found getting up a fight
between a dog and a goat and betting
two to one on the dog.
No boy can keep on being bad and
making his widowed mother weep
tears Of sorrow without a climax COM
ing. About the time he begins to think
he's the worst boy in town and is
proud Of the fact a trap is laid for him.
1t was son Ithe case of James Scher-
merhOrn. One day after he had taken
two steps out of the cellar stairs, so
that his uncle Thomas would have a
fall when he went to carry a bag of
potatoes down cellar, be ran out into
the street and hitched on to the back
end Of the wagon. The driver was a
determined man with a wooden LEG.
He had fought in the Spanish war and
was afraid of no boy.
Young man, / allow no hitching on"
he said as he turned and saw James
climbing over the tailboard of the
wagon.
James Was at Error.
81 an the bad boy who chOked a
bear to death with my naked hands"
replied James as he put on a bloody
and sinister look.
IT'S nothing to me how bad you
are. Unhitch your hitch and get off
my wagon or you will reap sorrow"
Il don't a to-"
Then the man who had fought in the
Spanish war and killed thousands Of
S~paniardS and buried them in unmark
ed graves saw that he was defied and
that his reputation as Il brave nan was
at stake. he stopped his horses and
as to make a jump for James, and
just at that moment the sawmill took
fire, and an alarm was sent In. and a
fire engine came gaIloping out. The
defiant boy saw that he had gone too
far. and all ut once he let 20 his
hitch and dropped into the street. The |
Spanish veteran cried out to him, but |
he only ran out his tongue and made |
UP a face in reply. He did not know
that the engine was close upon him |
until he was under the heavy wheels.
James SChermerhOrn was carried
=, 80. - '"e D'"' q" u0c-
49, 60 81 80 "LiN 0u'U l""l
NC N0"'u "o'o N""' u"ueI the can
conscious for several hours, but Just
1uJtl 49, us eyes, |
Mbt|aaraI. "0'"el "'u
90 L o |
NuN y L
49,. O ~ VI
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been well-grounded. Little evidence
is said to be in the hands Of the
authorities against the three negroes
now in Jail who were thought to be
guilty of some of the fiendish work
and who were caught the night the
alleged attempt vas made to burn
Mr.. S. M. Garrison's barn.-Charlotte
News.
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drew lis ton.aIIawk and uttered u war
whCoD and "-as let alone.
Oae day when the village constable
started 10 arrest Henry as a Desperate
the youth hid himself in a cider mill
and threatened to burn ev"ry v:dJw
and orphan in the town at the stake if
be was not LET alone. They cOaxed,
and they threatened, but nothing
would move the boy. At last, wien
Ais mother had become 50 parturbed
that she could TO iOnger keep up the
monthly payments On he- sewing ma
chine AMI when his father was look.
Ing out for a good place II jump into
the mill pond AMI dr3~2 himself, there
came a fatal day in tbs bad boys his
tory. No bad boy owe" escapes that
fatal day, Il is rs ~~c II cone as
that q city = .c.5t.1 - r.~I d. lDI1-
ing two terms Of .,.u.
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X Eel LINN Hin.

look here" remarked the thrifty
ma to his e~Etravag0ut wife, you're
carrying too much sail. my lady"
Why should that worry you?" she
reto"te1.
Because l have, to raise the wind.
that's why,'-Philadelphia Press.
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E~xaGSerated Zoo.

Editor-RGr all these jokes can't be
original. Don't you know there are
only seven original Jokes In existence?
Humorist fegotisticallyl-Well-er-
wrote the severn Chicago News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13
Mnfrnbr i'm Snocnuicrtcl.

Glepelano, 6, -. Snni. $500
Sn bicii9cn S%itoenuiertel fam cS
telltc in ISolgc oes Auiidlaaens Der
6Iciidpreiic III einem gllirubr. Iic
@cluobner batten cilicu NoDtoit iiber
oir Solder = SleiidldOcll, mclhe ibr
GIciid nm bier Gerta pro Eillno er.
bObt batter, perbGngt. bieltcn Ablic.
ferlun8sluugcn on ihiittcten Yctro-
leum ilber onS Sleiid mo periibteil
all0ere Nllsid)reitlutgcn. Gin Mdnn,
Nonlcns Snfob Hodpluitih, melder
ans cinem McBgerlooen fam, murbe
iduer m%iBbonoelt, mo elmer 6ral,
lpcldje 6leiid g%efouit bate, rib Der
Mob oic alei0er bonn 2cibc. 0iebrere
Soocn mlrocn acpliinocrt. Gie go
li5ci bat oie Hlibc bcr9cltclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13
ElGtc ppu alleemcincm SntcrcEe.

Slate onu alleemeincm SutcreIe.
G1tD Sau = Nortb. II. 2erinaton.
Strabe.
@aibington Nonument - lRt.
Iernon.Elacp
Sobns Sopfias' uniucriitGt -
TorO-Sopar6ItraEe.
Sobns Sopfins' SpipitaI = Ioro.
0~roaOlunp.
Shlad,tcll.M onument - galnert.
unb 6apetteitrabe.
Grab bon Cigar aaen Boe -
@eitminitcr.aird9ot Gapctte. uno
@rceneitrabe.
0ruio Sill Harf - gu erreiden
NIT n0rbIid Iaufenoen @asgons..
Yatterion . Barf - 3ii erreidcr
nit oitIib laufenoen @aggong.
Sort NcSenrp = 2ocuit-8oint.
Sraiien $ GoQeg =. ct. Haul. un0
%. StraBe.
Yeaboop-S nItitxt nno Wlliif.Gon on.
Ierbatorium = Wt. Bernon.Hlace.
Tratt's 8ret /. @ibliothef = Wul.
berry,, rabe Gatbeoral.S trabe.
a~atheoraIe - Nul6erlp- ur,b ga.
tbcbralItra6e.
afabemie ber Wiiienifaften -
Sranflil,. uno gatbearalitrabe.
Dcl,ng Men'5 Gbriltian Miiocta.
ton, Central Q @ebdloe - Gbarles.
unS Saratogaitrabe.
GoItecb1libe = Gapeite. uno Gal.
oertItrnBe.
Cardinal 8ibbons' Heiibena
Charles unS Mllberrpitrabe.
Treimaitrer . Sempel - HorO.
gbarlesltraBe.
SbS SeIoips . 9empel - Gatbe.
oraI. utb Saratogoitrabe.
G1nmber OF Commerce - Soli'
0ap- uno @aterltraBe.
@erihtsgebdiioe Tapette. mo
ct. YaulIirabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13
Gleftri5itGt snm Nbmnrficn upn
Sa,iQcu.

Gbtco1o. ST., ~. &uni, - &ic
Or. Gorl $. Son &lcin mi:tbcilt, lit
eS inn gcllngcll, Gin &~criobren ST
eltoedcn, ourh lpeld)es MiId mo
@oiler 10 itcrililirt ,ucrocm oaB &c.
ourh Die @iloung BON @ojillcn nno
@Gbrlrnaafcimcn pollitGnoiN perbin.
Bert miro. 81 ocm 3lucd aicBt CT Die
erludbntcu Sliiiiigfcitcn in Elm metal,
leneS @cfdB, am beItcu iu-tlpierncS,
lno leitct ourd) bic T%liiiiiateit ciucil
elcftriid)cn Strom. AIi iold)e @ciic
tonntc CT ). .. MildL lpcld)c or am
0onncrito9 ppriQcr @od)c nui9cItcas
bate, bis SIM Wontag uoQfonmcil
iiiB crhaltcll. Ter Grinder alr,lbt,
icin &%criabrcu nit griolN olld) 5ilr
Gonicruirung bon Trild)tcn ulo &c.
miilcn bcnllten 5u fonlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13
3abl Der Spicr auf picr scitttscn

SpnnellSpillc 20, -.
SUM. 49, 0rci mcitere SoOesiGllc lino
in SoIgc ser NatllrgaS.Grploiion ON
Mpllta9 iriib in bcm @allic Don Sobn
:. Monogban 5ll uerjcidlncn, 10 oaB
bic 3abl Der Spfcr bis icbt pier be.
tragt. @eitern Nad)t lit 0ie SlpciiGb-
riBc Marie acItorbcn uno bclIte Sobn
). Mpnogban, gli5obctb Monoaban
ruo G~Ii5abctb Mc8arritp. TSrau Mfo.
noebun mnb 6rau Mc@lrritp bciin.
Sen lid in fritiid)em 3uitonOe. Sic
ieds Eerionen lnacn I'M Sd}Inie, ais
sic GrpIolion crfolate. Gin ifaobaf'
Ter Shlol,d am @aSoicn bate oo5
Sans nit Gas geiiint, oos iif an ei-
ner Sellampc cntSiinoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13
WuIo BON Wlucfu.

Scottlc, @oib., II. Nlni. -
Ger 9unlpicr nNumbol0t," lpcld,cr
Neltcrn bonn iilboitlid)cn NlnSfo bier
onacfolnnlcn lit, bat $525,00O @olo,
meld)eS IN SairbonfS, Glpion ulo
Grcaoipcll geiorOcrt mltr0c, ioluic 81
Eoiia8icrc. mciit ans Dem Snncren,
mitAcbrad)t. Sic 2ebtcrcn iagen ants,
ourd Die ArbeitcritrifeS hobe sic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT betr1htIih gelitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13

lcbereinI Il / NJ M nm g. aelt'
lid)e Ssungirau (cinen Stcf6rici il
Der 3eitrng leicnb): No.. Sitter orei-
Gia Sabre. @rGBc It's Gentimeter,
Siatur id)lnnf aiiscn blal,, blonber
Sdnrrbnrt - bni geraoe oos wG.
re olld) 10 mcin eeihmod."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13

WuIH. 3llFllDt 3LISI Vllld)eI ,
&crlonbt bon oeit Glepotoren 3119
9l,ihcl; Glcuotoren.@orrotb 753,475
9uidcl. GerfGuic: 1 @oggon Spot
ST GO. / @oggon e%cnriidter Spot i'll
60, $500 eclbcr 81 611a, 1900 Spot
III GO, 10000 Sui 5l 60E.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13

$115O.OO fauicn Gin muoernes
stpeift5dises Saus nit feds S;nlmcrn. GOO
glod, Toro'Tsilton .~stbenue; Grunbsins $1,000
pro Sabr.
stuberScm: 2aben NIT 8obnbaus Tr. sis,
TorSsI ort.G trnbe; CUTE Gage fir 8roeerie.2 q
ben. Grei5 S1400. aaenten all Srt II. eteue.
G.. !. Gallagher, gaumeifter.
9lreou In gr. 2407. 5airmointssi,eiue.
G4S-)
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Baltimore Warft6cridltc.

Baltimore. f.. Nluni 1907.
Wcbl. - 3nflthr 1852 SGIicr,
cinidlicBlid) 1911 SGiicr ST. Occult.
Yoint uno 1880 Saiier 81 Canton;
&iiltenperlonot - SGiicr, Tic Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13

Stcllcge fudl. =
Gin se'cttc5 oertifc5 Dfdhdet fu6t Sieae
ais ySirtbidntterin poer 5ur Eilege eiies ains
ocs. Mobjnfrd9en In Ir. 1925, Nuuownro.
Strakc. U62-D
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@cItrigc Sd)l1tBratc:

aus oen Glcoatorcn 5urildgcjogen
1906 Wuifcl; Glcuotorcn > Yorrotb
27O,533 Nuifcl. Terfauit iultrbc elm
@ogDon better ar. 3 wcibcr SIT 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-13

8aIbsbruit, Hfunb. .121&c
3aIbs. 9rosben, Gfuno ST .50-$2.M
Slabs . Goteletten, Bfuub. 15c-1Sc
8albsIeber, Ffnno. 2N-25c
Samm, S%interbiertel, 8fino. zoo
&umm, Gotelettei,, Bfb.. .2Oe-25c
Shmald Efunb. .12c
0riihitiids.S Sped, BfunS. ..15c-1Sc
slid.
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