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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
FIGHT PROCEEDINGS
PENNSYLVANIA sTOCKHOLDERs AP-
 PEAR IN BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Allege That They Knew Nothing ef AL legged InsO.vency of the Gordon Lumber Company-Hearing
 Is Set.

A fight is on in the big bankruptcy case in the United States court in which the Gordon Lumber Company. of Gordon. Russell county. was thrown into involuntary bankruptcy on April 27.
 A petition nas been filed asking that the sale of the stock be postponed and that the bankruptcy proceedings be set aside. Judge Jones will hear argu- ments on this petition July 10. ! According to the schedule of the Cor don Lumber Company filed yesterday. the liabilities of the corporation ag- gregate $76,889.50, including secured claims amounting to $67.224.67, unse- cured cia,ms in the amount of $5.664.S3. and wages aggregating $2000. The assets are placed at S3s.075, composed of real estate valued at $-6,000, stock in trade valued al $l,750, live stock valued at $s25. carriages and other vehicles valued at $15o, and other per- sonal property valued at $5,250. The firm claims no exemption.
 The Gordon Lumber Company was thrown into bankruptcy on petition of the Eufaula Grocery Company of Eu- faula, W. M. Kelley Company of Co., lumbus, Ga, and the Chattahoochee Grocery Company of Columbia. At that time, Charles A. Si < was appointed receiver.
 Alleging that they are stockholders in the corporation and that until a very few days ago they had not been informed of the proceedings, R. H, Holgate and others of Pennsylvania have filed a lengthy petition praying that the proceedings be thrown out or court. The petitioners, asking for sus- pension of the proceedings. are: R. H. Holgate, George W. Paterson, Elm ma Slayton, Solomon Wiengart and Frank Throckmorton of Lackawanna county. Pa, and Nelson A. Gardner. A. B. Fitch, Hanie Conrad and Herbert McAlpine of Wyoming county, Pa.
 The outcome of the case Is watched with interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
A WOMAN'S APPEAL.

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma- tism,, whether muscular or of the joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache. pains in the kidneys or neuraglia pains to. write to her for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures She feels 1t her duty to send 1t to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands will tes- tify--no change of climate being neces- sary. This simple discovery banishes stifrened joints, purifies the blood and hrlghtens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system. If the above interests you, for proof address Mrs. M Summers, Box 400 South Bend, IndI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

Bishop. wife of William A. Bishop, pub fisher of The Clayton Record, who died Tuesday, was buried her at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 The body was embalmed to await !he arrival of her son, Mr. A c. Bishop, who reached this point last night. Mrs. Bishops illness had been e long and painful one.
 Mir John Price. of Louisville, and Miss Hoiford, niece of Mr. Worman Bowden, living near this place. were married here yesterday. Rev. R. A. Moody oeanlaakn1 s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
TRANSPORTING BATTERIES.
Four Roads Are Competing Fer Busi-
 ness of Military.


 ness of Military.
 Which railroad will transport the Alabama artillery battalion to Charles ton, S. C., for maneuvers?
 This is a question which will. In all probability, be decided by Adjutant General Graves when the bids for haul ing the soldiers are opened at noon today Four railroads entering Mont gomery are competing for the handling of the artillery and. at least one or them, the Seaboard Air Line, has spe- cial man, w. P. Scruggs, traveling passenger agent at SSayannah, on the spot.
 The other railroads bidding for the transportation are the Western Rail way of Alabama, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Central of Georgia Rail- way,
 While the routes of three of the rail- roads will be almost entirely over their own lines, the Western Railways route will be to Atlanta over their tines' thence to Augusta over the Georgia Railroad and from Augusta to Charles ton by the Southern.
 The artillerymen will leave July for Charleston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
sEABOARD WINS OUT.

FiainttM Geta NO UHkNuBuS pvk US1"5
 In Arrival.
 In the only case that was tried yes terday in the City Court, verdict was rendered for the defendant
 The proceeding was the damage suit of Annie West vs. the Seaboard Air Line. The plaintiff sought to recover Sl,ss9 for an alleged delay of the rall- road in transporting her from Ash ford, Ga, to Montgomery.
 Judge sayre adjourned court until Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
Y. W. 0. A. SERVICES.

Delegates to Ashvilie Conference VIII
 Tell of Meeting.
 The vestry service of the Y. W. c, A. to be held Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the rooms of the Associa- ton on Perry street.
 Miss Ellen Jackson and Miss Char lotte Davis. who have just returned from the general conferences at Ashe- vile. will speak of the matters taken up by that body. There will be special music.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
A stranger In Town Will be At CasinO Matinee Today.
RUFUS HARDIN RELEASED.
Young COvington County Man Finally
 Makes Bond.

Young Covington County Man Finally
 Makes Bond.
 Rufus Bardin, young white man of covington county. who has been in prison more than four years. made bond yesterday and was released from the Montgomery county jail. Rufus and Letcher Bardin. brothers, were brought to the Montgomery coun- ty jail from Andalusia, July g. 1905 for safe keeping, In their home county. they are charged with the murder of T. J. Wyrosdick. and their cases have been to the Supreme Court twice. They are now awaiting third trial.
 Letcher Bardin was realesed last February, when he made bond of $2,0O0. The bond of $2,750. required for Rufus Bardin's release, was made at Andalusia and the sheriff of that county certified same to Sheriff Bel ser of this county.
 Both of the Bardjn boys conducted themselves as model prisoners, while in jail. Jailer Pettus said yesterday that neither one of the young men has given him the least trouble during their stay here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22

c. H. Hayes, to 90 feet frontage on Union Street, the consideration being $2,150.
 It is estimated that there are about thirty-fiys negroes in Montgomery who profess the Catholic faith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
NEWS OF RECORD

A deed was recorded yesterday in the office of the probate judge by which the Capitol Heights Development Company conveyed to James c. Har- rIson a lot at Capitol Heights. The consideration was $500.
 Suit against the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for S900 was filed in the City Court of Montgomery yesterday by Joe Johnson who alleges that he was injured last May 27, while lacking up a car.
 R. c. Brooks. of the Central of Geor- gia Railway, left last night for savan- nah to spend two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
AHsnS1c-rIrHIA STRINGS.

And baths. opsns June Ist elevation 900 feet. nervous prostration, dye- pepsia rheumatic and skin troubles, kidney and bladder diseases. and female irregular ities, clears and beautifies the compilation On direct line to Jamestown. Write for booklet M. B. THOMAS. Mgr, Crockett Springs, Va --d-sx-mo-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
GGeiapcafe Sampfcr-G ompagnic.
Sbeiapsats-2ini

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Glcgante TaGagier.Ia mpfcr ygugufa" unS
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lib Tuint Comfort Nth Wprfpff, pa.
Sampfer b~erlaffen Baltimore t1aIit (uuSae.
ftorlr1eH SprntaGs) nm $50 Ibenbs iifb Tom,
men IN Slo Futnt Comfort nm q tt6r Usoraeus
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l1liebenb an bic @iienbabn5tee nu1 allen
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Baltimore"
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NnnIpter b~erlaiieft Baltimore tdeIin (au5ae.
nort;Gen SorIfogsl nm 8 uhr NucbtnittdeS un6
fornruen 8i &eft-Fo,it lin 7.45 MoreepS uub
In Ridlnollb nm e.20 Woraen San.
Die an Woitfuaeit, Wiittlpodbet uno SreitGoen
bon Baltimore abfabrenben Dampfer unb bic
hon &eft.Point OF Sienftleen, Sonnerftagen
uno Calnfinpen d%hfubren. Ieget in 8Iouceffers
Boinc. 9lcn,cilis NIB sllmuro's an; uno bic
an 9tenltdgen, SoHncrftdpen ii,o SaInftageu
con baltimore iiitb an Montnpen, Mittpo6eu
nno 5reitasen bon @cft,Roint abfabrenben
Safip'er lcGeil in goritoipn uno GInD .Bdnf an
(bei aiinitiaem Wetter).
Sampfrr p~erlaiicn pultimpre bum Bier Nr. 1S
nno 10, 9tghtStraRen.g gerfte. 8
2rrf.Htllete fud alcn Yihite1 f1nuen aes
li6ert. Sepdd niiiaeaefeu 1iuo 4aiiiteftstmmer
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NtuetsVfreidir: Er. t19, Sff.galttntnre .StraRe,
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strdhe, .ooer ben SaEpt'D tireang: 2t8bt' unb
Gee Straee.
Nenben Npffcr, g. 4. Ghism,
@ett. stScfhn'tstiibrer 8eft. sEaila atersWpenf
Z. 8. Me1annsi. SiTfss@en. sTaf. sGgett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Weitcrn Icr9lanb G~iienbabn.

Beeinnenb AM 8. Stunt. berIdbt Stuer'S Station
Ed1ttdb:
40 Moraens - G1nedppff, Saaerstotpr, ,R,
& @.sSnbn," @apnesboro, GbumbereburQ
u,o. ausgenonmen Sonrtog, Suncod un6
Cumberland.
LA ;ysa9n. = Accommodation mad Union
Nriole.
-4.65 Na6m. = gIprcb SaustItnie, SaoerS.
hipu, Sancod, Gbtppensbure iinb, dnegenrs 10,
Lle,l Sonntaa. Sreoerid uno Gmmitsbura.
a6gitd, ane g%enuutnieu epnnfag:
7.13 Wlor9ens = Yorf, y. aHo S.sDtb. nnA
Carlisle.
7.5o Morsens = Accommodation na0 Sieb.
feb, fuipIe gntrnitsburg.
1857 Woteens @eftliber @gpreb, NIeftnttn.
itet, griieepine a.SreSerldls 1burrront. pIns
sfioee. grena giita. sIne Osounfatti. Ndbnes
S9ro, gSan6 ,rs aaaststNiyn Sareod.
1920 sianm. - gIue Monniain.g xpreb. speft
minfter. NrleeniIle (5reberid), 9turnoKi.
Blue Hibge, Baena Siiid, Blue WUntain un6
Sugerstoipr, 1driorsg9aggon.
1926 Hadln. Suuphsnle 5ftIi6 bon grrorb.
Strobe fetuts gorf, sarooer. 1etttsburs unb
5.33 Eabm. = Accommodation mad 9anober,
6.15 MtefiS = Accommodation nod linton.
Briope.
Wnr eamfagS:
11.15 MbenbS - Accommodation mad tInfon.
Bridge.
Sur eoWntags:
$50 WlorgenS - Wccourmoo otion nudb llufou
Bridge iinb Safober.
: SiIt nidts am ,YeuufbIbnrt a. stte. sWabrbo1 an.
siee.gral. u. Ssa.sSsiadtst. ss..:Ss. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
gns ben 8eridtcu.

Cine 0ipioenoe iiir Ole Grben per-
ltorbener Wtitglicoer oca yNIten
Greens ser Ser. gIrbeitcr" on9c-
mieien. = Gin Nomiral Der Sltn=
OcSilottc ouf Shuocnrriab per-
tIugt.
Rihter elliott ratiii5irte i'm areiS'
9erid)t ben 5neiten 9erift oeS NllOi-
teltrS I'M Sale Des .9lten SrOens Der
Ser. Nrbeiter" in WtarplanO, fir mel.
den Die SO. Sones 6liigel uno 9.
O%lcreoitb Rceie I'M gtopenlber 1906
ais 0erlpalter ernantt mur0en. Ser
0erid)t orDuet $4,000 CUR Sertbei.
lllta an Die Grben iolder Wtttglieoer
on, bic Dor Der Grnennlng Der yer.
matter itorben. Gie Gbeds fir Die be-
treficnocn @etrGgc meroen bellte an
Die oa5u 8erchtigtcn 9e'onot lperoen.
Md)tsi9 Nnipriidc IN Der Slrmme Don
$79,459 nur0cn eingerctdt. Cine
GeriummIln1 Der Grben DcrItorbcller
9Pitalie0cr ocS SroenS, Die NnIpritbe
oeaen Die Suprcm-2o9e in SeraS cr.
boben, miro einberllfen lperoen, nm
All berotben, ipeld)e S6ritte getbon
ircrben ioIlen, iene a0rperi6ait SIT
peronIoiien, oieie Inipril6c 81 be-
gleihcn. Die bieiigen Seriualter oeS
SroenS Dobeu in bieier Snde feline
Wod)tbeiugnile.
Nomiral BAL Deflagt.
3luei alagen bon reip. $4,000 nno
$4,000 muroen bon Serrn unO 8rat
SSobn Gronbor0t I'M Common ElcQS'
8prid)t fir aorperpcrlebrnget eilge'
reidt, sic 5rnit Gronborot ON g.. Of
tober 1906 crlitt, oils lie altf eincr
onaeblih oeictten Slibbooen III Dem
!Sollic Mr. 1708, NorosGborleS.Str,
fiel. Ser Gi9cntbilmcr oc'Iclben lit
Monirol q. 8. George y. Sal6 bon
Ser gunoeSflottc, uno licB ongeblidl
elm God I'M 6uBbooen nift repariren,
obgIeid ieiu 9I9ent, bic Security
Storoge & fruit Co." borrm err
ilift morben mar.
Trou SaotIcr'a GcItomcnt.
Gas Gcitomcnt Der Srou 2etitin
6. SabtIer, Die ploblid) om 8. Sep.
tenlber IN ibrcr 8oiiite olf Dem
0ompicr nSntorio" in Norfolf ltorb,
lit I'M @oiiengeridt beitdtigt moroen.
Gle periiigt iibcr 0nS pcrionli6e Gis
gentbrm an ibre Sobnc uno Sodter
nno binterlGBt Ben Melt bcs &crm6.
aens on Zen 9Sittuer, ErOi. Murrcn
s.. Snotlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

2(m 3. Ofto6er 0nmpfer Baltic"
nod &iperpool.
9lm 3. Sftober Gompfer ,aaiierir
9lltguita Giftorin" naf &amburg.
Nm 3. Sftober Gampier nSrieo'
rid" nad) Bremen.
9lm ). Sftobrr Compiler ,FrGii'
Dent @rdlt" mad, Sumburg.
Am 5. Sftober Compiler yGalo'
brin" no6 Ncopel.
elm ). Oftober 0onpfer oGonpo.
MIA" nad) 2iuerpool.
Nm ). Sftober 9ompier ,a0nigir
2ouiic" ll1d) @ibroltar mo 9teapcl.
glm >. Sftobet CAMPER ,Galeoo.
MIA" nnd) Nldagou.
Pm >. Sftober Ganpfer .Minnc.
bahia" mM 2pnoon.
Nm .. Gftobet Gulilpicr ,9ten.
Oorf" nod) Southampton.
PIN ): Sttobef Goippfet .aroon-
lnno" nodl gopcr un0 alltperpcn.
2(m s. Sftober Iolnpier nGarmo.
MIA" nof &iperppol. .{lia .
2m s.. Sftober Gampfer naron-
prin5" uadl 9remen.
PM s. Otfober 0anpier q. 81
Eiemonte@ mad, Neopel un0 @enuu.
PIN 9. Sftobcr 0onipier nNOrio-
tic" nod) Southonpton.
PIN 8. SftobGr Tdfnpier ySene.
5ia" nod) Ieopel un0 WarieiQe.
PIN 9, Ofto6cr 9ompfer nGpn-
0om" nnd Notteroam.
Nm 8. Sftober Gontpier nGitta 81
Sorino" nad) Neapel unb 8enuo.
Nm 10. Sftobcr 9ampier ,Georic"
nod) SiOcrpool.
gm 10. Gttober Iampier n9lii-
der" nad) &onlburg.
Nm 10. Sftobcr 9ampicr n8nei.
icnou lladb 9rcmen. s
Am 10. Sftnber 0ampier nGar'
potbin" ltod) Gibraltar ilno NeapeI.
Mm 10. Sftober Sampfer ollniteo
Statc8" nad &opeltbngen.
Nm 10, Sftober Gampier nEro-
pcilce" nad Saorc.
PIN II. Sftober San1pier rEreto-
ria" nnd Salnburg.
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lia" na6 HeapCl ulo Srieit.
PIN ~. Sttober 0antpfer nWtcia-
ba" llnd) Son0ot.
In ~. Sftober 0onpicr ST.
2ouiS" nnd) southampton.
Nm II. Nftober Iampier Bee
lono" nod) Antperpen.
Nm -. Sttober Sampier ,Gtru.
ria" nad) 9iuerpool.
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MIA" nab 2iperppol.
Nm 10. Sftpber Conpfer nGecilie"
nab Bremen.
Am 10. Sttober Tampiern Moltfe"
nad) Gibraltar un0 Heapel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

Shulporiteberin BON 9et6eSbu SUI
inluntelL Don Scr ieiner 3ett III 0ieier
3eitlung oil5fiibrIid bcridtct lpllrbe.
SGincn 21. @cburtatog
~ieicrte &r. @Silliom MuttbioS, jim,
in icincr eIterlidcn MohnnnG, 9tr.
S12, 9ouloin.S troBe. Sbm giugcn
3nblreidJe @eidentc unO 0rotulatio'
tionen 3lL ult0 inter ben 0Gitcn
melhe lid 5u Der 6eier einfunoen, be-
fnnOen lid: &r. uno tSrau II. 9ofltit.
Die 6rl2. u. z. @oditie, &uliu 2Ilt-
pntcr, 9Innic @los, q. y. @untnann
6roncis @ommom, Mnmie Motbius.
Cecilia WotbioS, Serein Watbioa,
GQa Souera, Mora. Mllppcrt, a(nnic
Mornid, &eiiie @ollibo, mo Die $3.50,
@eurp 9ofitie, Con-. 0oditie, }(ug.
@onmonn, @p. q, @ammonn, Nm.
Nnrruid, @oiporo G(OnmS. &obll
&rotic, @n1. NoBnlon. Np. Mcbingcr.
&. 9ofitie mo ,Sobu Glorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
MnS benz Snneren Warglanb's nnS
ben ansrensenScn Staatcn.
Ncqer ii bcrfdllt un9eS
% d b hen.

Nc9er II Der ullt II II 9eS
% Gohen.
Ger etlpo 19.j6brige Negcr George
Triper muroe am Somitog in Gens
ton, Mo, perboitet oui oen Ser0odt
bin, einen criminellen In9riif nui
Die etuo IS Sabre altc MoQic Enr.
rott gemadt 81 baben. 9ie Soenti.
iifation bes Seit1enommenen 1T 5mar
nod nidt pGaig beitimmt, bod trifit
Die 9eihreibung, melde Sri. Eorrott
pon ibrem gnQreiier NegebeL oli
9riper 81, Iie Nngriiiene iubr nod
giniritt Der I1mmnerung bon lllf.
fulpe BED nub @elt-S Denton II. bate
bierbei Elm 0idiht 81 poiiiren, alS
ploblid) Elm Neger ibr Niero ieItbiclt
mo ueriuhte, lie pom @ngcn berun-
fer 81 5ieben. Sri. Eorrett,S Siilie-
geidrei trieb ben Heger in Die 6lllht,
Der i'm @ebol5 periduponb. Gin in
Der Nabe wobnenber &err, Der Die
Nlfe Der lleberiollenen gebort, CT.
ifien fllr3 boroui am Sbutorte mo
madte iif iofort al Die 8eriolgrmg
oes Sliihtigeii, bod obl,e Grfplg, IS
bat iid) berolisgeItellt, boB Die Sdlbc
Griper's, ben Ole Toli5ei nod ieiner
SeIhohme 5it Der Scene oeS perilld)'
ten @%erbredenS binfiibrtc, in Oie
Subipnren ocS e%ntflobencn 9tc0era
pdifen.
Erieiter berubig mentern.
De Stolicner.
Gina 20 IGoeISiiibrer ser POO
meuteriiber Stoliener, Irbeiter in ser
aelep.Milie, nnbc Cumberland, ms,
bon oeren leberioQ ouf cillen nit
omerifaniid1en Nineparbeitern beiee.
ten 3ug Der .9eutibe Gorrelpor.
bent" Dor cinigen Soqen bcrihtete.
boben lid ircimiai9 Der Sbri9feit &c.
felt. IS 9eidnb Dies ouf &erans
laiiung ibreS seiitliben 9erotberS,
bes Gotcrs Scorpeti, Der in elmer om
Breitae Im 6roitburgcr Spcrnbouic
abgeboltcneu &%eriommlmN Dos Gr.
inden an Die Staliencr riftete, BOB
aile OH Dem lleberfal getbeiligten
lid ireimilig melben iolten. Batter
Scorpeti fiat iid nit Srn. $. Gran,
iorb 9lad, einem Der &%allptinterei.
ienten oes Ben $50. 9lad, Sberioon
nnb @ilion geborigen @%runobeiibes,
in @~erbinoung gciebt mo ocnlielben
bie @eifiperoen Der itolieniifell gr.
better, OH 8runo oerell Oie erp1bn,
ten llnritben itattianben, iibernlittelt.
Sr. 0lad bat Dem Erieiter 5iieeiid]ert.
o~ieielben ciiler genaiien Eriifnng III
miter5ieben ltb Den Stolienern cine
gered)te nno umporteiiife 9ebono.
hing Sufonmrn 5u loiien. Sie Sct.
teren bebaupten nanlid, bab Die Se-
ufnten Der Mineii lie 5u Der bdrteiten
nnb eefabrlihitena Yrbcit 5m1ngen,
Die Elm Nmerifaner ear ni1t perrid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Mcrdants & Miners Sransport. So.

SuUVICEsS tWtt.
Sradlt uuo Iniiagiere.
*NadI Suitpn nno benz Often.
Wlont, 3tenft., 0orilerit., Snnit, 8 llbr Nbbs,
Bad Hrrpibrnce nno BEN Often.
Gonnina, Wtittpod. SreitGg, 6 tlbr gIbenbS,
*a,ad, gicup urt, Geius nnb Vprfuf
idelid, 8 r6r gberbs.
*Srntt an9enomEen idglih biz 3 llbr Ta6rr.,
fir eenlslben Saa abfabren6e 9ampfer.
Gadf SGnnnnab ato benz Gfioen.
Sienitaa. Sdnleritag. Ganitag, 9 l1br stbeithS.
". Y. Gurta, I9eut, Gong Sod.
Snnpt.Shrcnu: Uermans uub 2tgbt.etrnbe.
G13.I&G-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Mrs. &insIplu,s spptbina snrnp

tpiro felt fiber tlnf unb fedssig Sabren bon
Wti1ionen bon 0tiittern fir Sbre 0fnber bei'm
petnhtnt has Stnb. eftuetdt ben Waninsn, &c.
fhiuidttigt ane edniersen; fnrirt NtMbipIif unS
1T bas bette W,itte! ilr. Siarrb5e,. @on slbo'
esuiB iiub berIanat Mrs. sBinslom's Gootbina
Sprnp" uno nebmt feline anoere Sorie. Stint.
nno 8ipan5ie Gents bic SIatbe. liner benz
N%dbrmtttel' l1o NroNuen.Geiet bonn 80. Surtt
1905 gardnfirt. G~ertersTuinrner 1893. Cir
alteS unb gut teipdhrteS N,itet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Mar1lano nnb E~cnniDluania Balm.
Vim 1. September in araft trcicnb.

VIM /, Scpfctlbcr IN Nrnft ftctenb.
3iae p~crlaficn North Nueure.e tatiun:
$50 Wiorgens gort Bot, tdgIib, auseenoms
men Sun1idu.
$50 Woreens Selta 9lccom., MIR Gonntae.
$50 Worgene BelGir &ccpm., tdBIid, uusGes
itomnten Sonnia9. 4.
1.20 ytd6Rittdas ScIdtr Stccont., nur SnmTtna.
$40 9adnliltngS Oort Yuit, tdsliS auSgez
nontmen Sonntaa.
400 Nnbmiltags Selfa 9lccpnl, urr cunniae.
BIB 9tacbmitia8s @elair @rpreb, tdelit. aus
genon1meL Spnutag. t
6.10 glbenoS Eelta Icconl, tdaIib, ausgenonts
men Sonntn1.
100 @bcnbS Selta 9tccnm., MIR Sonntas. s
ii .30 glbcIoS Nelair Mcconl, idgIi6, aliSees
IionImen GonntnG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Yuitbci6rbcrnmg nad) Scm Mnslanbc.

Die aislonoiide Yolt fir oie nit
Dem q. september enoenoe @od)e
itliebt inn Sauptpoitamte, piinftli6
IN aleu- SGllen, mic fol0t:
Die Eatetpoit lit oficn bon 8 llbr
gormittags Biz 8 llbr Nahmittags,
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