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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
The Kelsey Case.

The Governor was pretty familiar
with the subject of insurance. and he
did not believe that the superintend.
ent was doing his duty. SO he sen,
for that official, engaged stenograph.
err and had the superintendent an.
swcr series of questions. The an.
swers 10 those questions furnish tho
legislature with splendid reason for
upholding the Governor in his effort to
reform the superintendent Office by
appointing a new superintendent. BE.
fore falling any steps TO have his bill
for the supervision OF public utilities
drafted Governor Eugnes came to
New :ork City, rode about in the
CROWDED hours on every system, sur.
face, elevated and subway, and form.
ed his impressions at first hands.
Tnen he sought out a remedy and pre-
parsd bill with that same thorough.
hess witch made his investigation OF
the insurance business as reality, and
not farce, and If he displays the
same tlloroughness in getting his bills
mace: alto laws, and succeeds, the man
who thinks his own feet fitted to the
shoes of President Roosevelt willidis.
play wisdom by taking into account
the strength of Charles E. Hughes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

"Preventics' will promptly check
a cold or the Grippe when taken early
OF at $40 'sneeze stage" Preventics
cure scared colds as well. Preventic,
are little candy cold cure tablets. and
DR.. Sh".o, Racine, Wis.,, viii gladly
mail you samples and book on Colds
free, IL you will write him: The sam.
pies prove their merit. Check early
colds With Preventive and stop spneu:
anonia. Sold in &c and 25ce boxes by
=. a. Bi,lingslea G Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
new Bird Law
GOES into EFFECT
THE PROTECTION LIST HAS BEEN
x ExTENpEp-PENALTIEs
ARE PROVIDED.

The late legislature passed a new
bird law which is pretty broad in
its application. AMI drastic in It's pun.
tshment of Offenders. The body Of
the law is as follows:
That all wild birds. both resident
and migratory. in this State, shall
be. and are hereby declared to be
the property Of the state.
That no person shall within the
State of West Virginia, XIII or catch
or have in his or her possession. lIy.
ing or dead, any wild bird other than
a game bird, or purchase, offer or
expose for sale, transport or ship
within or without the State. any such
iwld bird after 1t has been killed or
caught, except as permitted by this
act. No part Of the plumage, skin.
or body of any bird protected by this
section shall be sold or had in pos.
session for sale, irrespective OF wheth.
er said bird was captured or killed
within or without the State. For the
purpose of this act the following only
shall be considered game birds. The
antidae, commonly known as swans,
geese, brant, and river and sea ducks:
the rallidae, commonly known as
rails, coots. mud-hens and gallimules;
the limcolae. commonly known as
shore birds, plovers, surf birds, snipe,
woodcocks, sand pipers, tatlers, and
curlews; the gallinae, commonly
known as wild turkeys, grouse, prai.
RE chickens, pheasants, partridges.
and quails. All other species OF wild
birds, either resident or migratory,
shall be considered non.game birds.
That no person shall within the
State of West Virginia take or need.
lessly destroy or attempt to take or
destroy the nest or the eggs of any
wild bird other than a game bird,
or have such nest or eggs in his or
her possession, except as permitted
by this act.
That no person of pesons or any
corporations acting as common car
rier, its officers, agents or servants.
shall ship, carry. take or transport,
either within or beyond the confines
of the State any resident of migra.
tory wild non-game bird, except as
permitted by this act.
That any person who violates any
of the provisions OF this act shall be
guilty of misdemeanpr and shall be
liable to fine of FIVE dollars for
each bird, living or dead or part of
bird. or nest, or set of eggs. or part
thereof, possessed in violation of this
act, or to Imprisonment for thirty
days. or both, at the discretion of the
court.
That sections 2, 3. 4, and of this
act shall not apply to any person hold.
ing certificate giving the right. to
take birds, their nests, or eggs, for
scientific purposes only as provided
for in section of this act.
That certificates may be granted
to any properly accredited person OF
the age Of fifteen years or upward
the holder thereof to col
lect birds. their nests, or eggs for
scientific proposes only. The appli.
cant for same must present to said
officer written testimonials from two
well known orinthologists who must
be residents of West Virginia, certi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

sympathetic visttor-How do yor
like yodr new doctor?
Interesting 1nyaiid-lmmensely. He
says that four of my symptoms arc
exceedingly rare. and one is absolutely
unique.-Brooklyn Life.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-13

ness. To the doctor the time had
made marked changes which Ginevra
observed with pain. Exposures in all
sorts of weather were telling upon
him physically, and his hair about the
temples was quite gray 1T was when
he complained of not feeling well
that Ginevra thought how lonely, how
unbearable life would be without
him, but she kept up courage and
cared for him in her sweet, soothing
way. Then it was she proved her
woman's love most strong, most true.
Cyril studying so patiently to
crown his fathers ambition, was
shocked to receive news of his illness
and his summons home. With a
heavy heart and fears for the worst
he returned home so differently than
he had anticipated. His noble father
who had always been kind COM
panion to him, was dying, and his
mother-ah, his mother! What a
blessing it is we can find relief from
our sorrows in helping to bear the
burden of others! He saw his mis-
sion clearly; he would make his moth
err glad she had so good son. With
fervent heart Cyril was thankful that
his father had been so good man.
He was worthy an epitaph such as
was given to Euripides.
Cyril's dread fears proved too true,
for when he reached home, DR.. Stone
had passed quietly and peacefully
away, and the villagers would receive
his services no more.
The sympathy of all the people in
Milford went out to Ginevra. She
lost all her old vivacity. The sun
light no longer appeared happy to
her. Indeed, she never noticed
whether or not it were shining al
though its golden rays fell into the
house as pleasant and coaxing as
ever before. She seldom needed the
singing of the birds, except to recall
a time when she and Boniface had
been together. A profound sadness
had taken possession of her soul.
Even the garden which he had ad-
mred was neglected and presented
an appearance of utter desolation.
There was no use now to look alter
the flowers. They were dead, Boni-
face was dead and she was waiting.
When she looked into his study ana
beheld all his books as he had left
them, she would put her hand to her
head and vaguely wonder if she were
going mad. There came into her
eyes, look of silent suffering which
one never forgot. Her only pleasure
was to be alone in the twilight, that
hour when weird quietness and a
delicate melancholy fills the air with
the fragrance of dead days.
Sitting alone one evening at such
an hour, watching the dim light fade
from the horizon, she was thinking
of Cyril and her heart throbbed witt
fa,,,o- e1a tbo,rI,t of bar hnx, 60,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-04-13

of the deep emotion, the words had
power to create.
"The mind has a thousand eyes,
The heart but one,
Yet the light of whole life dies,
When love is gone"
The music grew fainter and fainter;
the last light had died from the hori-
zon. Ginevra clasped her hands
loosely together and sighed YEARLY
when love is gone"
Rev. Cyril Stone completed his
theological studies and bore his cleri
cal calling with mild and fitting dig
nifty. Surely could his father have
seen him, his fairest dream would be
fulfilled And who can say but from
some happy realm, he did behold his
son, so like him in appearance.
When he returned to Milford he
was grieved to see his boyhood home
neglected With his mother he visit
ed the garden destitute of flowers. 1t
reminded him of beautiful woman
without smiles.
His mother had told him the flow
ers were dead, but as he stopped and
carefully removed the dead vines and
briars, he found new shoots making
their appearance and the crocuses
were quite ready to bloom
My little MOTHER" he said to her
smilingly, they are not dead, they
have only been resting. See how
many flowers are budding to bloom
the daffodis and all. We shall have
our garden back in renewed beauty
for the flowers are resurrecting."
His enthusiasm was so like that of
his father that in him Genevra saw
Boniface over again and faint CLEAN
of sunlight was slowly stealing back
into her life,
Cyril Stone delivered his first SER
mon in the little church at Milford
at Eastertide. Eastertide! What an
amount of tenderness the words
create! When all that is lovely in life
returns, when the very sunshine
seems to penetrate into each heart
and awaken with little thrill, love
that has been put carefully away.
All the people in Milford turned
out to hear the Easter sermon, and
as Ginevra beheld their boy and heard
his clear, mild voice, she knew she
had been doubly blessed. Through
the stained window she saw the out
line of white stone which guarded
her dead love. Dead, but awakened
by her son, by Cyril. She heard the
trembling notes of the organ, as the
white slender fingers of the organist
moved over the keys. She knelt
down as in a dream and a prayerful
sigh came from her soul as she heard
the lover voice praying so earnestly
ooh Lord, support us all day long
of this troublous life until the shad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
Bon Grfplg g%cfrDnt.

Gas Gater Nleranber . Gon5il Der
aatbolil1en @obltbatigfeits 2e'
eiou peranitaltet cine biibide ora.
matiitJ $ muiifaliihe lllnterbal'
tung. - Gin GuBerlt 5obIreiher
9eiil6.
Inter ben sll,ipi5ien oes uSoter
@leranoer Gon5iIs gtr. Al, 6. 81.
g." tanb 9eitern Ibenb. in Der Ger.
mania = WGmerhor /. Saue cine
muiifaliihe unb oramatiibe Inter.
boltung itatt, Die iib zines lebr gu-
ten geiudes erfreute. 0os reidbul.
tige Erogramm entbielt folgenoe
Nummern: Supertiire, Trof. 9oriep
@aters' Srheiter, She gn9elus".
sllt Solo, Gbor unb Ord)eiter, So.
liitin Sri. &atborine 9. Stofiel,
9uett nit Gbor unb Srdelter 9e.
gleitllng, Soliiten $50. ". Hoien.
bale uno q. Mtortin, jun, nSbe Sc.
genb Of the Chimes, 9ariton.SolD
nit Gbor nno Srdelter ; Scgleitrng,
Soliit Sr. gnorem Sell, oOtilter a."
cine einoftige Eoiie, WitnirfenOe:
So. s. Geo. Srinfaus, @ernb. Ser
5og uno Y. $. 9ettn,cr lrno SrlS.
Wurp u. Srinfuus, &otbrpn SrepeS
Stoiiel unb Hlllu &rllg; vSollp@in-
ter" unb oGituoiontino," Somctdor
nit Srdeiter, Sr. i. 8rcinL Wtono-
logiit, .Srternotionolc Nbenbidule,"
Elm GollocpiQc = Ntt, Witmirfenoe:
$50. y. Ser5oA $. 9efer, &. Sturm
". 0umler, 5. :. 0umler, y. $.
Sdifncr unb u. @aum. Wlllifolis
ider &eiter lpar Yroi. &ictor Stofs
icl, luGbrcno Sr. ". $. Gettnlor sic
gluffiibru1g BON .Wtiiter t" ~lcitetc.
Die Gonlite'n morcn iolgenoermn.
zen 5ulammcngeIteQt:
arrangements = Gonlite: s. Is.
Srinfous, @oriiber; Nltguit Gren.
fonlp, u. u. @iu mnb y. $. SGffner.
Sbiir . Gomite: ., 5. Sdollenber.
ger, Sobn @efcnman, Soicpb 81.
9ranomiller lnb $. g. Sortman.
Gmpfongs = Gomite: Charles $.
6reoerid, Gprliber; @m. @artpid.
g. s. 9oper, Sobn q. Safincr unb
Sos. S0ffner.
Geremonienmeiiter: Charles i.
Soblermun.
llibers: eugene Senoref, Sol. 90.
George uno @m. s. Sbiuing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25

Sn Spmen'S 6eiieIn.-Sr.
Sobn &enrp Geniel unb Sranlein aa-
tberine Gli5abetb Sottes, Softer bon
Serrn uilo Srau Charles Sottes, bon
Ger. %, Noro.gOenitr., muroen ge-
tern i'm Hfarrbauie Der Oeutiden ep.
lutb. ct. Wattbdi.airde, on Der ode
Der 5apetteltr. unb Gentral.slue., bon
Eaitor 6. ". 2oder fiir's 2eben per-
bunoen. IIs 5ruu5euscn fungirten
Sr. Carl Grid Ylabin unb SRI. Hoia
Sottes. Ser 9rdl,tisam lit als 3u-
ihneioer BET Der 1irma Sianc Sam.
burger H.. Sobn beihdftiat. Gus
Haar trat gleih nod Der 1rauung e.
ne Sofaeitsreiie nod Samestoipnl oil
unb lpirb nod Der Miidfe6r in Wr.
1923, Sit.Jeoeral-S traBe, Wobnung
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25

SarrD SdDlteltod II. ", SruItees,
an &ute q. 9roofS, 2 2ots, ST.
Farf 6ronts Building Company
al Wolcolp y. Goroea, 1 Got $40.
WfidacI s. McSugb uno 'yrau an
Sbem Snpoer, Oltieite annitr, nabe
6airnloltnt-au IA bel SO, @runo.
sims Sal $3.50.
Ibrobam 9. Eotter uno irau on
Sattie y. Subj, @eitieiteS .9(pe.,
nabe Moliod)uietts .9lpe., 20 bel 14O,
8runo5ins $4S; $500.
Seanoer 6oreman an 8bilip 8ooo.
ntan, Siio.ede Grub Sia-ape. uno
2olrensitr., t4.9 bel 68,3, @runb,ins
$50; So.
@nnie 3. 5ralineer, 5ruitee, an
Nnd)el e. elliott, 2 Sots, 81.
Sliper $. Geeiioe an Tbomas $.
SbeotS, IT., 10 Cots, S..
Inn u. Eoultnep an @iniam go.
tenberg uno Srau, Horoweitieite ser
elorct-, nabe Sumburgitr., 10 bel 65,
S..
@iaium 81. Sones ii. q. an Marp
u. Siiing, Siioieite Sarotogu., nabe
Gorepitr., 14.3 bel 100, @runbsins
$71.25; So.
Gliiabetb 9iagint II. u. on @eorae
q. Sind Siioieite 9ortbpeit.; nobe
s. Ctr, IA bel %, S..
George u. Sind an Econ 9iagini =.
ino 6rau, Siioieite Nortbpeit., nabe
s. Sir, So.
Sennie areu5er, @rtrr., an sSennie
arelt5er, S%rititee. mebrere 8runoitiide,
So.
Gieielbe an bielelbe, mebrere
8runbItiide, So.
Serrp Sodion II. u. an Barbara
giber, Siioieite Whcgloerrp., nabe Der
SpringItr, 1876 bel 50, 8runo5ins
$31; S..
Benjamin 30. Seiebe on Sobn M.
Seigbe, 2 Cots, S..
Sacob 6riebman an Weper Cub.
mani Siioieite Sarforo.s(pe nabe Der
ea9erItr., 1874 bel 60, @runo5ins $40;
So.
Siloa edit an gbrabom 2epene II.
g., Siiomeltieite WtcGullob., nabe Der
@biteloditr., IA BEL 1855. 8runo5ins
$75; S..
alerius Mc@lannan, IT., an @aI.
ter u. Mc8lannan, ode GruiS Sill.
ape. mo Srforoltr., Is bel $50,
@%runo5ins $63; ST.
Gbriltior $. S%oifrogge unb Strait
an Somes q. Martiit, Moroieite Ger.
ington', nabe Garltonitr., Is BEL ITO,
@runb5ins $50; So.
George 9. 6rancis an CHARLES %.
Cooper Ii. a., 8eitieite @aibingtun.
Ctr, nobe 2afapette. gpe., 1873 BEL 70,
@runo5ins SAG; So.
George $. elliott unb Sroii ar Sp.
9ippolosmann II. a., @eitieite oer
GbarleSitr., nabe Sort.ape., Is BET
1913, 8runb5ins $45; So.
anoretu Saulbober al George 8.
Srancis, Oiieite Milton.ap nabe
Seocralitr., IA BEL Is, 8runb5ins
1880 S..
@olf aard an @olf Maier, @eit.
ieite gberl-, nabe 9altimoreitr, &eh-
te, Sitel unb Sntereiien. @~runb5ins
500; S..
9iibop 5. Cooper, Sruitee, an Sas.
g. 9olanb, @eitieite goen., nabe Ser
9onfitr., 10 bel S0,9 runb5ins $3.50;
$1,000.
Ignes S. Carroll II. q. an George
Sreoerid Zimmerman II. Y., Horo.
ipeitieite gartlettitr.. nabe Guafer.
Sane % BET 100. 9runSains $3.50;
S. 's. z ''a'T
+. 8iliam Nidlas an Sarrp 6. 2arr,
2 2ots, S..
Sarrp 6. 3arr on gli5abet6 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
8rnnbitiifs q. ucbertraaunaen.

@iQiam 8. Soriep an Gbarles 8.
&urlep II. q, @eitieite giitap., nabe
2ombaroitr., 1876 bel 81, @runo3ins
$50; IS. 13dajd el
Safe s. Sole al Charles 9. Gaiiiop
II. a., 1 &ot, 8runo3ins $3.50; So.
SoIomon @olofarb an 6. Sdlob,
2 Cots, S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
Sm 3cid)cn Scr Shaalentbicrc.

GaS Nuitcrnioupcr bcS rSrphlin11s
Gamer etcius" Elm grocer Gre
folg. - nSrobiinns@aIle" ilber'
fiiut. - Gem Sollpcr iolgt 9uSor
mo Doll. - n6robiinn" luBt lid)
bGrcn. - Sic Gomite'n.
lleber oIles Grmartcn gut belutt
por geitern Dos Iulternioltper per-
bunoen nit einem 9n5ur uno gall
bas Der rSroblinn.9 omenperein" &c.
tern Mbeno IN Der oSrobiinnsSoQe"
peroiltoItete. Die 8Gite moren IN 10
GROCER Nn5abl erihiencn, BOB cS oe1
0uncn follm m0glid mar, Oiclelbcn
5lt beOicnen. Srotoem fam leoer
Gin5clne on Die Mcibe unb erblelt
bon Den northumberland Sbaalen'
tbierber. Siir Solfe, Die feline Sicb'
baber bon NuItcrn iporell, batten Die
0amen perlhicOcnc onbere Gelifot.
eiien lit @creitidoit, 10 ooB oerSpciIe'
5ettel. nld)tS 81 pilnlhcn itbrig ltcB.
Dab IQcS gut 5llbCreitct luor, 0afilr
iprad Der nllS2e5cihncte Nppetit, oen
Die Gridicncncn entmictcltcn. Ner
lid) gclGttigt hottc, Ter begab lif
nah Der 9roBcn Nole, no Erofciior
@m. Stcin'a NrhGIter 6iun Cans
ouflpicltc, ulld) aoben BORT Ole poll
5dbllg crldIcnenen SGnger oeS
nIroblinn" mcbrcrc Gb0re 5i1m Be
item. Mcgc3 Scben bcrrihtc Dor cincm
mdhtigen @liifaroo, no ben gliif
lihen 8epimcrn hiibife ErclIc Sllz
%IiClell, cbenio mar Is om SiIhteid)
no Die N~nHAobc Der gefiihten 8c1en.
itGnoc aroBc &citcrteIt crre9tell. Grit
langc nnd Wittcrnoft uno nofNcm
Ger lebtc Mnl5er p%erfllnNen, trotcn
Die SbcilnchnlCr al Der Teronltul-
tllng Den &ctnhucd an.
Srnu &otbnrinc Strouii mar sic
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te's. Wfit ibr lporcn in ser Slide
folgetoe 6rullcn tbGtig: Sulio llSlov
Sou Elitt, Nnno @oiiert, Gliiobctb
Gang NOelc @ricb uno Gliiobctb
@obel. Gle %Nuiportung on'ben 81.
iden belorgtcn Die Srollen aGtbc
2insfp, Gnilie EouluS. 9llpinc
Sdrcnf, &Gtbe 2iitdcn, Nl1ra aotb,
Gmilie 3ilnmcrmonn, Winno 9icll
Sutbe Nlbrcdt, Gleonore Soos, Nnno
Slider uto Charlotte Stein. 9(m
@liidsrno luoren Die tSrallen Gina
Gebling uno Sbefla Nehner, uno
nnl Siiftcih 1Srall Mnna Hllhe.
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,SIr's 2eben pereint. -
Sr. Charles Hies uno Sri. Wargnret
@ebb ibloiien geitern IN Der @ob.
nung bes Srn. Sites, Nr. 1903, Dit
2ombaroitraBe, ben 9uno iiir's 2e-
ben. Nls Srau5elgen iungirten Sri.
Sulie Hies uno Sr. Sobn Gies. Die
Sof5eitsfeier puroe i'm en9et SAINT
lietfreiie abgebalten. Sei Dem 6eIte
5rgegen paren oie i~ol9enOen Eerior
men: Sr. George 9. Soldier uno
Srall, Sr. @ilbelm 6. Weetb unO
Srall, Sr. 2ol,is Hies uno SSrou, Sr.
CHARLES Gies llno Srau, Sr. George
5bomas uno 6rau, Sr. Sobn S6iele
unb Srau, Srou Warie Selbig, 6rls,
Wtnnie Sen, Winnie Gorrigan, GoIa
Surtnlann, 2l1ln Ioun, Goitb 8ebb,
Die SO. Saul Nies, slrtbur @ebb,
Nnorem Sites uno aarl Soldier, ionic
glnoere nlebr. DIS grautpaar miro
IN Nr. 24tS, Sit.GbaieltruBe, @ob'
rung nebnlen.
@enig 9emeiie e. - SbomaS
Span bon Ebilaoelpbia, lueld)er um
Gicnitog abenb perbaftet mlroe, lueil
er ongeblih Srn. 8eorg 0eupert bon
Nr. 2007, Sit . 2ombaroItr., $153
ollf einem S%traBcn6abn @oggon
geltoblen boben ioa, wllrbe g~eItern
Don Eoli5cirihter 8ronnun I'M mitt.
leren Stationsbaule inter $1,000
@iireifaft Dem @eri6tsperfabren
ii6eripieien. Gle 9emeiie 9egen
Hpan Iino eben MIR ihmad. Sos
@elo lit perihmunoen.
@iro WGbden fiinftig.
bin in &ube laiien. Ser
Mormorpolirer WartinHobinion, bon
Nr. 6tS Sit.@ierte.S IT., ipurbe &c.
ltcrn in Scr norooitIihcn EoIiseiito,
tiort bon bem Eoli5eirid,tcr sSricbel
ipegcn Rubeitorirng gu sol Straie
unb Soften perurtbeilt. ia er Die
Stroie nift 5oblen fonntc, monoerte
er ms 8eiGnaniB. gr bate Elm jun.
ges MdbdJcn onn 0ienitog Tbenb BE-
lditigt.
IbIeben, - 8eitern itorb I'M
Ilter bon 70 Sabren &r. Sreberid s
@itte. @ottc bon Caroline 8. @ittc.
Die @eeroigl1ng finbet am Sanlitas.
0odmittnes 9 llGr, BON 5rouer.
bauic, Hr. 721, Sanoper.S traBe, ants
ol,f Der Baltimore Cemetery" ltntt,
SIN Mlter pom 80 Sabren Iturb
geitern Darn S6erer. Gie 9eeroi.
a,irs finoet nlorgen Nodmittae Inn
3 ltbr bon Der @obnung Der Serltor-
benen, Nr. 2101, % ..YrattItr., aus
auf ser n9ouoon Earf Gemeterpn
ltatt.
Or. Banners 9eerois
gung. = Gle 9eerbigung oes onl
Gienitae i'm sitter bon 81 Sabren in
ieiner @obnung, Nr. 727, Sanoper.
Strabe, aus Dem 9eben gei6iebenen
Or. grnit 3anner finbet morgen
Radmittag bonn Erauerbailie aus
nuf Ser pGeoar SIN Cemetery" itott.
Ser @eiangperein narion" miro am
@rnbe iinaer.
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Yricffajten.

z. j. @aibington. - .aennlore
Eulp & Taper Co., Clifton, Wo.
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Seierten ibr StiftungS.
cit. - Ser Srouenperein Der epall.
gelii6eii Salenlsfirfe ieierte gclterll
in ser Stride an ser @ollgb.S trabe.
nabe SigblanO gpenlle, SigblanO,
tolpn iein 6. StiftungsfeIt. Gin @e-
lang oes IralenoereinSdorS leitete
Die Seller eill, melder bon Srol, ga
ltor Gatb auf Der Srgel begIeitet
mllroe. Sbm folgte Elm BON ben fol-
genoen Gamen bes 6rouenpereins &c.
iprodenerG ialog: Sral Sobn Miler,
6rau Marie Miindl Srou Wargo.
retbe DID, Srau q. Martin, 6rall
Wargaretbe Wartin, Sralt grneitine
Sommerwelo, 5rau Worie Seimanm
Srau Wargarctbe alos uno Sroll
6rieorit @eber. Na6oem Der ga.
itor Der 8emeinoe, Sr. 6. q. Gatb,
ben Sabresberidt perleien bate, belt
Eoltor O.. Honten BON Nem- SerieD
Die Seltreoe. @arme @orte maren
es, Die er an sic Menge Der 3ub0re-
rinnen lno 3uborer ridtete. Ger
8eiang oes Gbors Der 8emeinoe uno
beS 8eneinoe . @eiangpereins, Die
inter Srgelbegleitung gum Sortra9
gelongten, tri,gen 5llr gerihonerlrng
Der Seier bel. Zen S6luB Der mobl.
gelun9enen nno 5oblreid) beIltd)ten
Seier biloete elm allgemciner aoiiee.
tiif.
9robte NIT Sem HepoI.
Der. - Ils Gonitablcr Charles q.
@orner, BON Hr. All, Siib.Sbarp.
Str, om IienItog Nadmittog in Der
@obnung bes Negers SonlcS 9lofc,
9tr. t440, 9runt.S Ctr, cine Yfanoung
porncbmcn molltc, trot inn 2ebterer
nit eillen1 Ncuolpcr cntgegen lno
5lpotg i'm gum Hiid5llg. @orltcr er.
longte einen Softbefebl ge9en ben
Negcr, uno geitern pllrOe berielbe IN
G%rmangelllng elmer Stroic bon $25
u,b Softer burd Hidter Gorr IN Der
norolueitlihen EoIi5ciitotion nod
Dem @ei1n9niB %geianOt.
2 6 0maler abgel It ir5t.
- MGhren0 Der SftlOern,Qler GlQs
renee s. &nolples bon Tr. 1928
Tricnosb -Tloce, ltnb Sl,gb @ii.
faro, iilt.. bon gtr. 2t36, Sit.Seoerol.
StraBc, geitern Nndnlittag an Dem
Saiis Nr. AZ, @eIt.G liper. StraBe, Ell,
Heflameld)ilo otbradten, brod) odS
Sell, melfes Dos @Gngegeriilt feit'
belt, auf Dem lie itanoen. 9eioe WGn.
tter Itilr5ten etipa 80 Sub tief ouf bus
Srottoir. ¬ples muroe i'm ga.
trollpagen bes norbpeitli6enG iltrifts
mad oem rWarplano General Soipi.
tai" gebroht, no es lid) be~rousite(lte,
bab er cine @erenfung oes 8iidera.
ties urlo einen geinbruh e%rIitten
bate. @iffarO, welder ebenfalk Elm
gein gebrofen batte, ipurbe suerIt
BON Or: Genroies ger, IL. M .Wouit
&opdI. Abenne, , III 1@ebanblung ge.
.nommen nnb oanntiu1 YdtroImaeen
ees mittleren Giitrifts nad Dem
Nobp Gnt,f;,s Gosn;+,rn ;;6oxs.k.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25
Sin idDGnrs Mltcr.

6rcnnoiAaitsbuno Nr. I ieiert icill
37-jGbriges 9eIteben. - Nm irG5-
liher 2oieIrunoe meroen Neoen
gcbulten. - Nuerbato fomii6e
&ortrG9e. MitgIieoer ser
ySbulia" ais @Gitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-25

Inter 2eitltng bon Erof. Sobn q.
alein iibte Neiiern Mbcnb Der sc.
iangperein oSrobiinu" Gbore fir
Iein critics CONCERT. Iod) Der Sing.
itunOe fanO cine tur5e 0eid1ftsiit,
5uitg Itatt, porauf Die Sanger Dos
Muitern . Souper bes rSrobiinn-
Srauenpereins" beiudfen.