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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Foster Items.

Robert Gather has returned home
from his southern trip.
Rev. Lent filed his regular sp.
pointment at the NJ. e. Church Sun
day.
Mr.. Ben Gather, who has been very
I'll, Is convslescent.
Earnest Bagett is painting the
house OF Artie Gray.
The little daughter OF Jess Trimble
has returned to her home In Butler,
after visiting q number of days with
fliends.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson and daughter,
Mrs. Wier, of Hume, visited Salem
cemetery Friday.
Rev. Smith filed his appointment
at Salem Sunday.
Miss Lille Bell, OF New Home, Wis
tied the Ladies' Cemetery Association
Saturday.
Anumber OF the Foster people were
attending court last week In Butler.
Mrs. Nora Hobbs and children, OF
Butler, have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bsgett.
Mrs. Wesley Cox, OF Kansas, and
Mrs. Mize, OF New Home, took dinner
with Mrs. Darby Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Finton, OF Kansas, ID
visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Parlier.
Mrs. Agnes Palmer left Monday ioI
her home In Kansas City
MRS IVA LAWRENCE
Departed this life at the university
Hospital In Kansas City, May 17tt
1907, after a protrscted Illness FOL
lowing the birth OF a baby boy
Feby. 10Th, '0Y, which died at that
time. The remains we're brought &c
Foster Saturday. Funeral services
were held from Salem church Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev, Smith
attended by a large concourse O
friends and the body inferred In the
Foster Cemetery.
Iva, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Swesrens, was born neal
Springfield, H., June 9th 1882
moved to Bates county with he
parents In 1884. She united with
the NJ E church. south, five years
ago. Was married tn James Lar
renee April 18th 1905. She was
lovely girl. OF smiable disposition
loved by all who knew her for man.
excellent virtues. The bereaved hu
band and relatives have the sympa
thy Of the public
| TOpSy
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Virginia Items.
DEATH.

Jack Berry died Sunday morning,
May 19th, at 3 O'Clock. He was
born In Camden county, Mo. He
moved to Bates county, NO., about
"a years ago. He married Miss Lucy
Gregg about % years ago. They
have since lived most OF the time
near Virginia He leaves q wife end
two daughters to mourn his loss.
MIR. Berry had been In poor health
for the last five years. Part of the
t me not able TO work much. He was
OF q kind disposition He had many
friends. which Was manifested the
day Of his burial by the large crowd
that gathered at the house to pay
their last respect to bis remains.
Funeral services we're conducted by
Rev. W. Baker, OF Amsterdam, who
had preached at Virginia the past
two years. His body was laid to
rest In the Morris grave yard.
Mrs. Peter Crooks health the past
year has been poor.
John Harper shipped hogs and
cattle Moaday OF this week.
Children's Day at the Christian
Church first Sunday In June; M. E
Church second Sunday.
Mr.. Fry, OF the territory, got here
Sunday noon. He came to visit Mr.
Berry a few days, who died In the
morning before he got here.
Mrs. Sadie Coulter, OF Drexel, at
tended the funeral.
Everybody are busy in their corn
fields.
The items should have said last
week that Robert Clark had si1
lambs killed by wolves instead o
one.
Many OF the farmers around herr
would not have any objection to the
tax on dogs, II the money went tC
keep up the roads, so that 1t would
benefit everybody, not the classes but
the masses.
Large crowd at the show Saturday
night at Virginia school house.
Directors OF the phone company
met last saturday night. Session
held till midnight.
James l. Wolf came In from Bur
lington, Kan, last Sunday. He ex
poets to help his father work on bill
house q few weeks, which Is kind II
any child that is willing to hell
his parents when age comes on
but we are afraid he will not get an.
help In his old age from that source
AARON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Peru Items.

Children's Day services at this
place were we'll attended. 1t was not
q very good day but the good peo-
pie were not easily scared. Collec-
ton was So %.
Rev. Hendrickson filed his regular
appointment last Sunday night.
We were glad to see 80 many out.
Some oil the farmers are having to
replant their corn while others have
q good stand.
Joe Bryant was the guest Of Earn
est Cough Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant and family and G. W. CLANCY
and family were the guests Of c. NJ.
Thomas and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Isley and little
daughter were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. j. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hall visited E.
E Eckels and mother Sunday.
Hervey Rogers, sister Dora and
Claude Baker were the the guests Of
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Ballard Notes.

Mrs. Anna Robinson received news
OF the death OF a sister, Mrs. Robin.
SOD, at her home In Caldwell, Kan.
sas, the first OF last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Price Chambers, oil
Mound, visited at the home OF their
son, C. B. Chambers, Sunday.
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather qnite a crowd attended Chill,
dren's exercises at Oak Hill Sunday
afternoon.
Bert Van SAINT is quite sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Huff and children, of Kansas
City, are visiting relatives west oil
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Mosher enter.
tained a party of young friends at q
social dance Tuesday evening. B.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Real Estate Transfers
For Week Ending May 21st.

Stephen Gillian TO Sarah A Blocher tract sec
Eugene Ensworsh TO G Woods lot IS Adrian
ESQ
M Ellis to W switner lots 4, 4 9 blk 8 pit
lot g blk Crescent Hill el00.
JW eWitser TO w T Ellis blk 10 pit blk 5 pit
blk pit blk pit blk Crescent Hill tract SEQ
Joseph odam 70 7 Caldwell lot blk lo4 Rich
John Hays to Joseph Carter lot II blk
0lasros add Rich Hill e7b.
Wb Robinson TO Maud Teeter 80 sec Is
birdie carlton to B Kash 50 sec 81 Spruce
Joseph SANDER to Marcus STAFFORD lots q
2 biz Il Connolly sdd Rich Hill eab.
Homer kimhrough 70 7 W Tedford lots 10 D
II blk . Rich Hill 600.
LP Caldwell tot y Page ct d lot 0 blk
Fsrror q TorpeG "a Hume ESQ
] b Skait % james Strait lots 9 q BIZ 1
Fsrrar D Thorpes ID Hume ol00.
Richard n Dale 70 Helea 3 Houghtsn LOT 9
Terdinand sshmidt 70 August Erfkamp tract
zee - Pheasant Gap $1,000.
ElissbsiA 4 Former 70 James ssrsisAos So
ia IstA:a 9 Bsai q xal.s It a 0s SEQ is
is.s!s fissss 9 o,yds risasss ioss II . pa
sdd Rish Hln e1oo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
County Graduating Exercises.

Superintendent OF County Schools
A. L. Ives announces exercises for
county common school graduates at
the Ohio Street M. E. Church, on
Tuesday evening, June 4th, 1907.
At which time State Superintendent
Howard A. Gass will be present and
deliver an address. Superintendent
Ives will deliver diplomas TO the six.
ty.two young people, who have sue
cessfully passed the examinations,
which will admit them to any high
school In the state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

G W Bair to Elizabeth BarroWs lot blk Is
eperry's add Rich Hill e6O0.
d Crouch to Phoebe Bowie pt blk 8 Chris
tisn q Condees sd Butler $50
BIT Hsskins to Al ErhArt sec SO Deer
Creek $500
N A Blemel to Grant Shaw go Q sec Elk
hart el2 600.
wR Jones to Mary Z Clayton tract SEQ al
Homer S125.
Henry Mears to Mary Z Clayton 8 sec 81
Homer e35
m Rslston to C Bessley 10 . sec II Prairie
600.
Homer G Hudelson to Il n Klumpp lots IL q
IL blk williams ID Rich Hill ei60O.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
win d.
~ jenkins to Clearance Ulriah tract SEQ %
Homer ~.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

Last week the store at Lebeck, In
Ceader county, was robbed and the
sale blown. The citizens tracked the
robbers In the dust to Sack river,
ten miles east, where the robbers had
crossed 10 q boat. The trail was
again taken up and q short distance
II was found where the tracks led in
to the brush and two men were found
asleep. They had Q complete outfit
Of burgular tools. They we're landed
In jail at Stockton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

Marion and Visa Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. C G. Lyle, Miss Elsie
Brown and brother also Marion and
Marvel Marsteller we're the guests OF
N. r. Lyle and vile Sunday.
UNCLE ABB
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23
Harness, Buggies,
sMiIburn'' WAGONS.

gIauIy
Reliable Milburn Wagons, which needs but little said
in the way of introduction the in itself guarar
tee of First-cass Wagon, and after thoroughly
lining this wagon and the price offer you, you
to buy Milburn Wagon.
We have an immense stock of Sayers ScOviI
and Columbia Buggies now on our floor, and another
car of this high grade work enroute it to your
interest to see before buying We and will you
money.
As usual we show you fine line of high grade
home manufactured Harness, steel forks, ladies'
astride saddles, whips, busters, etc.
We will trade for your old harness or buggy, and We
always have lot of secondhand harness and vehicles for
sale cheap.
Come and see us, we appreciate your business.
r1CFarland & Sons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
glts bctn &at6banIe.

Gin Dilemma Der 6ererbebGroe. -
SripatitroBcn p~erbinoern oos
aufiteuen bon 6euer46poronten
in Siiboit-9 Baltimore. = Stoot.
Broturotor Bruce Ioa Nnleibc.
geror6nltneen o~u$arbciten.
9ctradtIidc Sdruicri0fcitcn Itcl-
leu lid Dem @aiierocportemcnt in
Sil0olt+9oItinlore bel ser guiItcl.
lung bon 6eltcrbpOronten in ocn
@eg. aI& nomIid) scr @oIier. Sltgc.
nieur Nrif i'm 9egriff mor, an &C.
lpiiicn bon oerScuerbeboroc beItimnt.
ten SteIlen Sp0ronten 5t crridtcn,
luuroe CT nit Der Sbotlo6e befonnt
gcmod)t, DOB Die StroBen Yriootei.
gentGltm ietcit Cole mciitcn geborcn
Der rGonton GomponpO ur6 CT
mubtc iol9lid) Die 9lr6citcn cinitcQcn.
ga ober 5llnr SdulB scr 9cluoGncr
IN icncr @egcnO Die @p0rolltcn I'LL.
cnttcbrlid iino, bcouftro0tc oic Sclls
c%rbcborOe 9citern ncl1 Gbciiu9cniclr
Sorton, cincn YIon ollSSuor6eitcn
lucld)cr Die Stcllen orIilpcilt, no oic
@porontcn olll 9totbucrbigitcn lino.
Nod) bicicm Ylone miro Damn cine
&crpronun9 iiir ocn Stootrotb ollS-
%gcdrbeitct, WcldJc 6ic 6on0cnlnirltn0
9eluilIcr StroBcr poriiebt.
9ic NnIci BE %croronnnq.
Wtopor SimontS crllldte geltcrn
Den Sto0tprofnrotor Bruce, 10 raid
mir nlogIid, oic &croronun0cn fir
Die bcibcn bon scr 8eieb0e6umq olls
torilirten Miuioncn Collar nlei6cn
fir SdJulen umo 6%euerpcbr olls5ll-
ar6citen, oomit Der Stootrotb 0ielcls
ben ortrd)6erotben mo o%nnebnlen
tunn. Sails oicIel6en pom Sto0t-
rotb ollgenommen lueroen, luerbcn
lie bett Stimmgebcrn IN ser Mai.
ipabl sur Innobme untrrbreitet.
Staot-S Sen6oII
au llrloub.
Ger StootfSngeniclr Scn0ol 6ot
ollf lnbcitimmte 3eit llrIollb crGol-
ten, oo feline in gleronorio, So.
m%obnboftc Muttcr idlpcr fronf oor-
hicber licgt unO i6r N6le6cn ltiino-
lid crlportct miro.
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Nlfobul bel 0ranf6citcn.

Srot ocS Samples gcgen Den NI-
toboI Itcbcn piclc glcr5te INNER nod
olli Dem Ston0punft. 0aB cr III
HrnnfGeitSf6llen nid)t 5lt entbe6ren
lit. Sn oicicm Slime bridt Der glrSt
Or. V2elber i'm 0@ritiib Wteoicol
Solrnol" tiir i'm cine Yon5c. Der
groBte SbciI Der aliuifcr lit, luie or
bc%boilptct, iiber5cugt, OoB 9lfobol oen
Eoticnten nidt id)1oIifL ionocrn
niislid) lit, MGbrcnb bon ocn gn.
bGn1ern Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itets
bcbnnptct miro, bub bel Sltfeftion5.
fronfbcitcn bic Gntuidclung Der
acknowledgements Ourd oen aIfobol.
gcnnlB bci0r0ert miro, ltclt Or. Mel.
Ter ooS @egcntbeil olS erluieien bin
mo glolbt, DAB gcrooe Die @ioer-
ltnnosiGbigtcit acgen &ronfbeitsfci.
me 0urd Den Nlfobol beforoert miro.
Gbcnio iouen &eriud)c 9e5eigt bobeu,
oob or i'm Stonbe lit, ooS 0er5 III
moBigcr @eile oli5llregen nm iniol9e
oelicn Den 9lutorild 81 erboben. SSlt
Der SonptIohc jcood) gloubt man,
ooB er Elm Oiittel lit, Die 9lutcirfit.
Iotion 5t rcgeln, lpenn cine geiobr=
brobcnbe folide 9llltpcrtbcilung por.
bonben lit. glfobol Iebt olio nidt bic
ScbcnSidbigfeit Scr Wlisfeln mo
Ncrnct bcrnb, ion0ern rcgt ben bin.
oernOen Wie6oniSmus an nrtb inter.
ltiitt iomit ben franfen 9orper, ba.
nit er Die notbige forperlide nto
geiitiae Gllbe erbGlt. Gr idiitt oen
fronfen aorper Dor p%olitdnoiger
GeroltSgobung ieiner Gnergie uno
bcluobrt ieinc 8erpebe Dor poIigem
9ticoerbre6er. alfobol mag oaber.
10 idlieBt Melber, IN 9eiliuben Sas
gen mobl ein @iit iein, it fronfen
Gogen o6er lit er Elm n~obltbatiges
Wittel. Wenn man oabcr gegen ibit
oiid in erIterem Sale SppoIition MA.
den fam, 10 ioate man oas bod III
lestercm nidt tbun.
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Gurc0 miro

Seine &iebihoft nit DER Sd)ouipielc.
lin @ilmon modt iciner Scrrlid),
felt ais StobItruit FrGiiornt ciG
Gn0c.
FittSbura, ga, 4, Sonunr.
9Sic ans perlGBIiGcr Qucae perloir
tct, luirO U. ellis Gorcn icinc 9icbc
iiir ole Shuuipieleriu Mabellc @il-
man nit icincm icbr ciutrdglihcnYo'
itcu ais Erdiiocnt Der ollnitco Steel
Corporation" bc}ubIeu miiiielt. SIS
gilt ulS olSgemott. baB bel Der nod
item NpriI itottiinocnocn Iireftorcn-
luabl Scr 8c%aenpdrtiae ErdiiOcut 0er
Carnegie Steel Company" Nina
GilltrD, 5un Nadfo!Bcr Gorep'S CT.
pGbIt mcrocn miro.
Scitocm Gorcp'S cbeIidcr Srllbcl
al Ole Sciicntlidtcit 1clongt 1T una
icinc Sicbe fiir Ole criuGbntc Sd)oit-
lpiclrrin bcfornt mur0c. idcint eS
nit Der BopuInritdt 0c3 @r0iiOcnteu
0cS 9iaioncnouQur . StobltruItS
b%crGobmGrtS ac0onAm 5l icin. Gic
lcitcnocn @ciitcr bobcn ieit0cm I'm.
idloll nof cineu NndioIgcr Gorcp'S
gc6aItcn mo ibrc NnbI ifciut iolt
einlIimmia AMI Gintcn gcfollen 5u
IciL Scr ais 2citcr ser ,Gdrncoie
GompnnD" iibcrniS ~1IGn5cllOc Griol-
&C cr}iclt bat. llllter 0cn llmit1noen
;Ncint 0o9 0criibt ori Hihtigfcit 5i
bCrllbcn, 0nB GoreD icinc Qcgcnpdrs
tlgc Merle nnd) europa nidIt gurS irei'
WiIIlg ongctrctcn hat. Nan bot ibuL.
olgcblid) CinCn Idnocren llrloN be-
luiIliat mo lucun CT ais @attc BON
Mobcllc Gilman Gn0e Npril 5lriids
tcbrc miro, miro or iunbrid)einlid) lei.
l1cn Noitcn ola %rGiiOcut ocS Stobt-
fruits beicBt iin0cn. Ger Noitcn lit
bcfunntli6 nit 100000 i1brlid) ia.
larirt.
NI@ Gorcp sum- YrGliocnten ser
Dllniteo States Steel COMPANY" er.
mGblt murOc, mcintc iein 6reunO II.
@6nnter, NnOrcw Carnegie: nS6icr lit
cnoIid) eit ilungcr Wnnn, Dem feir
6rolen5immcr Den &opi peroreDeit
fonn." IS itcItc lid ic0od) balo her.
aus, Dab Carnegie nlebr BON ser
9eritclllm2 bon G%iicnplottcn, ais Den
Strci6cu bcS 2iebc9gottcS pcrltato.
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Sn ser 3ionS9emetnHOe
miro 6oS Gpipbnniosieit ourf einen
bcion0cren @ottcsoienit Sorntag,
1915 Born, begonGen. Ger Gbor
trGgt oic oSeiligen orci aonige" bon
Wicn0elsiobn Dor. Ger 5rarendIor
iingt cin 2ieo bon 2oren5 Spcn9ler:
50 &ciulein, mir fuicen Dor Cir"
Gie 4reoigt bebonbeIt ocn Cert Cut.
+ 10. Miit Oiciem 6cItc idlieBt DER
@cibnodtafrcis ob.
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Sin aans ,Mubcrner."

Ole @ebihtiammlung gnita Mn.
ria bon @ilbelm S6arrelmonn ent.
balt ein ~Siefenlieo," iporin utter
4noerem folgenbe llntiefen 81 fil'
oen iirb:
llno Die blolten 2i6ter iteben itarr
mo rltbig ipie Sootenlidter ant
Sarge. 80.
Sic SootenIidter am Sarge meiner
Seele.....
ltnb id) bin Der Sarg.....
lltb oas itorre Ilige itiert inb
bobrt. -.
llno Oas itarre stuse itiert uto
bobrt:::::
ltnb oas itarre gltge itiert unS
bobrt:::::
YGie our @eiie ms slaslamb be.
ioret 6. Saline, Nr. Alb, Git-Yalti.
murcsStrakc, nabe Guitnm bonie.gpe.
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Ger III nfcl @rditg Ser.
cen" biclt geltern gbciib In Srn.
Sel1rp Sdlelillcs' rStos.Soae" am
Sarpper4M arft infer oeli, 8priib bcs
Hraiiocntcn 3. M. @cbrcnbcr9 nm
Scr Yrotofoafiibrung oes Scfrctars
$. q. bon Seine ieine Wonats.Ger.
iamuilura ab. Sir Dos ocutide
Woiicnbalis i,nO @rciienbeim iullr-
ben jc $40 ueriuiQigt. YciHloiicn
ipllrbe, Die nad)Ite gcriommlinls
moglidlt fiir5 81 bolicn itnb bericl-
ben ipholut eiiien rllitiget G6enO"
folsen 81 ioiicn. Wit ieber Ser
ialnnllung gauinnt Der Screin nellc
Witglicber, 10 iuurOelt aiidy gcItcrn
mieber iieben Scrrcn aiifgellonmcit
inb icd)S Ganoioatcn IN 8oridllog
eebradt. Ser groBe Wasfellball beS
GercinS filioet art %. Sebritar Itott.
g dabeneue Sn Scr 8or.
ratbsfammer bon 1ran Gora Vaeo,
Nr. t4t, Norb.Y roaOtpap, entltal1o
eelterns Mbenb A9 llbr Elm Beiler, oas
ebe es bon Ser bonn Eoliaiiten s. Sec
9aagblin nlarmirten 5eiicrlpebr &C.
l0idt lperben fonntc, eincn Sdoben
bon $3.50 onrihtete.
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Bonn 0rnnocigcntbnms-M arft.

N%cgotiotionen fir einen grobclt
2ono-Gompler gcgcniibcr Some.
lpooo i'm @orge. = Seridieoelle
ni6tige Gontrofte o6gelhloIIen.
glS 3ltperl6iiigcr GucQe pcrloutet,
BOB llnterbon6lil1Geil fir Sen Ser
fauf bes 2onb-GompIcycs oil ser
GborlcSitroBen . gpspye. ,ggaguii9sr
Somefpooo, Sem fiinftigclt Scint scr
pSobnS Sopfins' lltiperiitGt," inn
@ongc iciet. GoS @runbItiid gcbort
5itr Set Srn. Gotter, ipeld)er ooIielbe
BON Dem albrid.N odloiie gefoiit
bat. Gs miro permlltbet, ooB sic
9ctreffcltbcn, .ipcld)e Oos @rlinoltiid
foufert, oieles tbltlt, I'M az perDiitcll,
oab ein uniuiinifcnsipcrtbes Clement
in ber Ndbc Der ileile,t llnipcriitdts.
@cbaube iein Gomi5il aufidl1gt.
Sr. Safob Cohen bot bon oem
Niinicn-N a6lob bier s(dcr 2onb, bic
an DER Eorf.Seigbtss unb 9elpeoerc.
Ipenllc eelcselt iinb, ongefollft. Ser
aoltfpreis bctr1gt $500. unb wic
Sr. goben crflGrt, miro CT boS 2orb
III @auitellcn eintbeifcn.
Gie pSrbing 2anb II. Slnprobc-
rnciit Co." bot ocn Gontroft fir ben
Ban bon iicben 5ipeiitodigen S1u.
fern, ult Scr @eitieite Ser Srpin9itro-
itroEe, 5miid)cn Scr Srcbcrid-Hooo II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Srit. 90. &c.
bar pergcbcn. Gic licben SGlicr fol-
len $500 ~folten.
&r. Sorris Sicgcl ldbt ort Scr
Hproipcitagde bon Caroline. mo
BoliebitroBe eill b~reiitodigeS @ebGli-
DC rrrid)teil, oos $1,000 foiten ioa.
Gie Stoot Baltimore bot bon benl
@cnernlonipnlt 9onoporte oaS
@runbeigentbun al, Der Norolpcit-
@dc bot eight mo GonipopItrobc
fir $4,000 angcfouft, ullb ein anbe'
res on ser 2igbtltroBe 9clegcnes
@runoitiid Gut iic fir $i9,033.50 bon
Neslcp mo Storr 8cpburt erluor.
ben.
Itru Ben 8crbclic
= Sir Die @crbeiierung Der
2nnhitrabcn in 0altinlore.Goullip lit
I'M uergongcnen Sobr dpicbtrlm ali.
bc~roroentlid Diel getbon iporocn.
2anbiiraBen f. Sngenieur Scnrp q.
Sbirlep orbcitct nit mtermiiolid)er
@ncrgie ooran, bic StrnBelt. Die aus
Der Stabt in Dos County fiibren, lit
eilien ei,ten 3ultnnb 5u icten; ibnt
lit bic Mocaoamilirung Scr Yarf-
9igbts 9tbenue 81, uerOonfell, Die $32,s
600 gefpitct fat, ipoppn "A Der nYorf
Sights /. Teridoncriings : Serein" &c
traaeil bat. @benio iuuroen Sigh.
laio- Nbeilte mo GlintonItraBe in
tSigblanotont nit pitrifi5irtem Bic
gclitcinen sepilaltert. ssm gal,5en
lplrbeit i'm p%crgaltgeilen Sabre $780,
600 fir 8crbciierungen ausgcgebelb
iuopoit aud 90 iteiie 9riifcn einen
groBen 9beil perfdluligen babell.
@cnn, ipie announcement, 1T Oieienl
Snbr sic 9lirnpifes bon Dem Gountp
iibernommen iperOen 10 perber
ODER me1r fiji Die Cambria.
brft a~iisgegeben iueroeit m%iiiien, I'M
iie in gilten 3nltano ST pcrictcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
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