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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
HAD HIDDEN $1,000 GOLD.
WILLIAM BocHE DIED WITHOUT
TELLING WIFE.
WHERE SHE COULD FIND MONEY
Although Some Of His Relatives Can
not Believe That He Would Carry
His Secret to the Grave, Search Thus
Far Has Failed to Locate Money.

Although his relatives can not be-
lieve but that he revealed his secret to
some person, the fact remains that
William Boche, who was buried Tues
day afternoon, died without telling to
his wife-or to any other person thus
far discovered by her 49, where she
could unearth a sum of money which
he had kept in hiding for some time.
1t is said by relatives that the man
had hidden about $4,000 in gold, and
speechlessness after he was taken
sick, the last few days of his life, pre-
vented him from answering a question
put to him by his wife as to where
she could find the treasure.
Some of the relatives of Mr.. Boche
believe that he must have told his Sc
cret to some person who has thus far
chosen to keep the secret to himself.
1t is claimed that Mr.. Boche realized
he was about to die, as he laid out
clothing in which he wished to be
buried and it is also said that he was
able to speak the day before his death
when, in settling with a neighbor over
a trade, he remarked, you still owe
me a bushel of corn and ten cents. y
1t is argued from this that Mr.. Boche
could have told whomever he chose
concerning the hidden money and that,
knowing he was about to die, he was
too wise not to give up the secret on
his death bed.
A search by Mrs. Boche and mem
bers of the family, however, has thus
far failed to locate the hidden gold and
if any one person has been told where
the money can be found, he has not
yet chosen to give his information to
the widow and others of the family.
Mr.. Boche divided his land among
his sons some time ago but since then
he has made two sales, from one of
which he received $1,000 and from the
other of which he received about $500
He was paid in currency, but had the
currency changed into gold, and where
he put that gold nobody ever could
learn. He was unwilling to entrust
the sum to banks
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
Will Go to Farming.

Fairfax, S. d., Feb. Especial to
The News: Chas. f. Rhoades, county
auditor of Gregory county, is rejoicing
over the arrival of baby boy at his
house Sunday night. Chas. says that
as soon as his term of Office is out they
will go to farming on the reservation.
The cold weather continues unabat.
ed here, 1t being 10 below Monday
morning and sleighing is the very best,
Since Christmas there has not been a
day but what we have had fine sleigh.
ing and there are no snow drifts.
South Dakota is the place to live In.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
Senator Allen 60 Years Old.

Madison Star-Mail: Monday being
the Goth birthday of w. v. Allen, Mrs.
Allen invited in party of friends to
spend the evening and talk over old
times. The gentlemen had a pleasant
time in the library over their cigars,
while the ladies enjoyed a social time
in the parlors.
Those present were r. A. Mallory
and wife, J. B, Hume and wife, j. e.
Douglas and wife. NJ. C. Garrett and
wife, Rev. Boutwell, and wife, W. L.
Berry and wife, Peter Rubendall and
wife, F. A. Long and wife, Mrs. Ban
croft and ID. d. Lynch.
Light refreshments were served and
all voted it very pleasant evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
PRIMARY ELECTION BILL.
STATE WIDE DIRECT PRIMARY
WILL BE DRAFTED.
QUESTION WAS MUCH DEBATED
One OF the Ardent Advocates Declared
II Best to SheVe Men OF Unsavory
Records - May Hurt Country Dis
tricts-Aard on. Candidates.

Lincoln, Ncb., Feb. G. Special to
The News; A statewide direct pri.
mary bill Is to be drafted by the joint
committee for submission to the Ne
braska legislature. This Is the dcc.
sion reached last night after lively
discussion Of all phases of the qucs.
ton. The vote stood ten to four
One of the most ardent advocates Of
the statewide bill was Senator Aldrich,
who declared that II was the best way
to shelvc men of unsavory records and
to put In their places men of abso-
lute individualism, independence of
thought and action, who are of un.
doubted integrity of character, who
know what the people want and will
stand for It,"
Representative MCMullcn of Gage
argued against n statewide bill on the
ground that II offered no way to main
tain party organization or enthusiasm;
that the expense was heavy on Candi-
dates running for state Offices; that
there should be way provided for the
adoption of the party platform by di-
rect delegates of the people; that 1t
was undigniicd to force candidates for
judicial Offices TO make hard cam
paigns for their nominations; and that
the law had never been tried long
enough in any state to prove it thor
oughly practical.
subcommittee of five to draft the
bill is to be appointed by Chairman
McMullCn.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
BILL AGAINST HOBOES
TRAMPS MUST NOT RIDE ON
TRAINS HEREAFTER.
CONDUCTORS MAY ARREST THEM

Widows Will Get One-Third of Prop
erty, According to Bill That Was
Approved - Merchants Bulk Sales
Bill is Also Approved.
Lincoln Neb., Feb. Especial to
The News; The house of representa-
tives today passed a bill forbidding ho-
boes from riding on trains and au-
thorizing the conductor of train to
arrest them.
The house also passed an indeter-
inmate sentence bill.
In the senate the decendents bill,
allowing widows one-third of the real
estate property of her husband was
approved The dover is abolished by
the bill.
Bulk Sales Bill.
The bulk sales bill, prohibiting mer-
chants from selling stocks without no
tice to creditors, was approved.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

Burt Mapes is in Madison on bust
ness.
Myron Lambert of Valentine is in
the city.
Mrs. H. Miller of Battle Creek is in
the city.
A. R. Davis was over from Wayne
yesterday.
]. L. Whalen was over from Madi-
son yesterday.
H. E. Siman of Winside was in the
city yesterday.
]. S. Harrington of O'Neill is in the
city on business.
Charles Wells of Dixon was Nor
folk visitor yesterday.
James Roseborough goes to Tilden
tomorrow to hold sale.
A. Klee of Ponca was in the city on
Tuesday.
G. R. Ziesche was in the city yester-
day from Neigh
w. w. Smith was a visitor from
Beemer yesterday.
M. E. Mallory of Plainview was in
the city yesterday
Mrs. H. Slaughter of Gregory was
in Norfolk yesterday.
E. T. Slaughter of Wakefield was a
Norfolk visitor yesterday.
]. o. Hostettler of Bloomfield was
transacting business in the city yester-
day.
Congressman-elect j. F. Boyd was a
Norfolk visitor yesterday from Neigh.
e. C. Burns of Scribner was in Nor
folk yesterday on business.
Charles H. Kelsey of Neigh was a
Norfolk visitor on Tuesday
George H. Lamoureaux came down
from Gregory Tuesday morning.
A. B. Campbell is expected to return
tonight from a trip to Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J. Hale and daugh-
ter of Atkinson have been visiting in
the city.
Hugh Bender resigned his position
and returned to his home in Albion
yesterday.
A ten pound son was born last even
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of
this city.
Mrs. j. M. Hoskinson has returned
to her home in Newcastle after a visit
with friends.
Tom Read has returned to Chicago
after a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Read.
Mrs. Gillette returned last night from
Genoa where she was called on &C
count of the death of friend.
George Schiller is visiting his fam
lily in Central City. He expects to
make a trip to Utah before returning
to Norfolk.
Superintendent c. H. Reynolds OF
the Northwestern railroad went to Her
rick, S. D., at noon, on business.
Mrs. T. F. Maher, after a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Bar
rett, has returned to her home in Den
yer.
M. G. Walker has been enjoying a
visit from his brother, who arrived
from Ell Paso, Texas, for a few days
stay in Norfolk.
]. H. Van Horn of this city has just
received word of the appointment OF
his son-in-law, Charles Pierce, as post
master at Winnetoon.
John Friday, A. Degner and w. w
Weaver left for Omaha Tuesday morn
ing to attend the hardware dealers
convention in session there this week
G. c. Hughes, formerly general su
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08

Williams, w. d., consideration 5000,
lot .. block &, Kimhall aud Blairs adj.
dition to Norfolk Junction
Total considerations, real estate
transfers SlG,5I0.
Total considerations, mortgages, 49,.
500.
Total considerations, releases Of
mortgages, $GG50.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
TO BE MARRIED IN IOWA.
L. o. Wood Of Pierce Surprises His
Friends.

Friends.
Pierce, Neb,, Feb. Especial to The
News: l.. o. Wood of this place left
yesterday morning over the North
western for Tingley, Iowa, where to-
morrow he will be married to Miss
Bessie Landreth. This will be news
to all the friends of the contracting
parties, as Mr. Wood has kept his en-
gagement a secret until giving the
item to The News correspondent Mr..
Wood is a young man of more than
ordinary intelligence and has much in
fuence locally in politics as we'll as
being popular with all his acquaint-
ances. His fiance is a most estimable
young lady who had host of admir-
ers among the acQuaintances she made
while teaching school in this vicinity.
They will reside at Carroll, Neb., upon
their return.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
FUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs. L. Schumacher.

The remains of Mrs, H. Schumacher,
mother of Mrs. Joseph Schwartz of
Norfolk. were taken to her former
homo at Wisner Tuesda yafternoon for
intorment beside the grave of her hus.
band. Mrs schwartz and family and
other relatives and friends nccompa-
MED the remains to Wisncr.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08
William Boche.

Funeral services were held over the
remains of William Boche Tuesday af.
ternoon and burial was in st. Paul's
cemetery. A large number of friends
and relatives attended the services.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08

That little venture" of yours will
grow quickly into big one if you have
the courage to advertise II.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08

The man you ought to be working
for is as anxious to meet you as you
are to meet him. OF course he reads
the want ads
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-08

Any of your money growing lazy?
Find a Job for It through a want ad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Sutcl Sam's better SuuSc.

Hobe5li Die Salfte unlerer Insflibr
gebt nod England unb ieinen @e'
liBlungen. Safiir be5ieben Die Ser.
Staaten mieoer ecgen ein 9rittel
ibrer @infubr aus britiiden 8cbietcn.
Gos britiit)e Heib nit ou' ieinen
Gplonie'n umiobt ia Wiuionen
Guoorotmeilen, Die iih iiber ollie Gro
tbeile pertbeilen. @ie boS Statilti.
Idle 9iireau oes Sanbels-0 eportr-
meitts in leinem lebten bulletin nit,
tbeilt, belief iid) Der Sotol-Wcrtb Der
in Den eriten 5ebu Wonatell oieieS
SsabreS nad britiid)cm Serritorillm
ausgeiiibrten @oaren ouf sos @til.
lionen Collars poer 46 Ero5ent I'M.
ierer @eiommt-Insfubr. llnlerc Gin.
iubr aus britiid)cm @ebiet bate eiren
8ertb bon 1856 Miuionen Collars.
31E EroSent nnierer @eiammt.Gin.
fubr. Gas gercinigte aonigreih -
Gnglunb, SdettlunD, Srlano lrno
@ales be5og IN ben eriten 5ebll
Wtonafen oleles SdDre5 alelll fllr
1857 Wilionen Collars @ooren,
bon benen aber jebenialls fir mebr
oIs 80 Wtllionen nieoer alisgeiiibrt
worben iino. es perbleibt fir eng.
lamb aber INNER nod cine GinIubr
bon runo 400 Wiuionen Collars fir
Den eiacnen Gonium. Sn Der Soupt'
iode nimnt inns Gnelano Vrotltoffc,
Jleiit. Shmlal5. 9aumpole, aupier.
Winetal.S Dele, 2eoer, Shube nno an
oere 5abrifate ab. Son ben engli.
ihen Golonie'n lit felbltperitanolidl
CANADA infer better Stumble. es be
5og in ben eriten sebn Wonaten bic
les Snbres fir 16f Wilionen Col
lars 3aarcn aus ben Yereinigten
Staoteil, fir 40 Miaionen mebr, als
Dor 5ipei Sabren. Sn ipeitem ab-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Sicnitas, Den II. 5c5cmbrr 1907.
TdJt Seitcn.
3n piclc 8ciebc.

9nnbes senator Sobniton bon glns
bana bat in elmer 9anfett.H eoe ers
fl1rt, oaB zines ser groBen llebcl url-
ierer Gage oaS mad)ienoe Serlnngcll
nad) @eieben iei. Ger SEER Senator
bat babel uergciien. iper Die 8eiebe
perlongt. Cos amerifaniide Solf
oerlangt lic nidt. IS bat ibrer idjon
Sit piele lno leioet inter Ser Maiien=
@eieBgebung, meld)c Die Serren I'M
9unOes.anpitpl, pie IN Sen Staatss
0elesgebltngen all0brlib ali eS ME
oergebcn loiier. Nit Dem olten @uit
Don @eleten mli5urGumerL Der iid)
nilgeiammnelt bat, Der nod INNER 81
Hed)t beltebt, i1ut feiner @eiebgebulg
elm. Sic ltebcn nod in Den @eieB-
bildern, cinerlei, mic LANCE tic lif
iiberlcbt baben ull0 pom &olte gum
often Glen geporicn morocu iin0.
Gle TuriItcn ielbIt fe1nen iid nidlt
ntebr BARN ans. 9fur bier umo Oa
itobert Elm iinoi9er Hidter einen ober
Den onoercn @eieb-F ctrefaftcn oui,
I'm nit ibm gegcn eiucn Ingeflngtcn
Staat 5t muden. 0as groBtc Scr
bienit, Oas it'd GongrcB, mie Stnots.
Segislotllren I'M Die @eietgebung er.
merben fonnten, mGre oas, nit bent
alien Elllnoer einnnnl 0riin0lid olli.
5iirGumen. mir brnuden menigcr
@eiebe uno iolhc, Die nit inherent
beutigen &olfsenlpiinOen I'M Gin.
flailg iteber, bic flor in mooernem,
ollgemein perlt1nolifen Gngliif ab-
aciabt lino ilIlo nIdlt o~llerlei Sinters
tbiirdcn sum Tnrbidliipfcn oiien
%laIien. Gin mohienbeS &erlangen
nah neilen 8ciesen lit I'M &olfe nid)t
%porbanoen, gerooc oas @egentbeil,
Gin Serlaugen nab pcniger @eieten,
Die nber Damn nift bios III ben 9iis
tern lteben, ionoern nld our6ge-
iiibrt lperOen ioucn. Senator Subn-
ton b1lt bic lollten Shreier, melde
ben Gonereb unb Die Stoats . 2egis.
lntilren in ieoer Seiiion nit Yetitio.
llcn uno 5noringlid)en 2obbies beItilr'
men, iiir Dos Solf. llnb Die @eict.
eeber iclbit Die n~ationalen, mic sic
itantlifcn %leilten bieiem lining Sor-
ldnb. Sic mollcl bns @aterlono,
bas 9roBere, mie oas fleilere, oilrd)
@eiebe retten. Die mciitcn Don ibnen
ipollen ibrcn @Gblern bod 5eiaen.
oab tie ben Hameu zines @eietgebers
aild peroienen. Gaber bie Sintilutb
Der @eieb.G ntwiiric, Die in ieoer Sci
lion bes Gongreiies ober Der Staats-
9esisloturcn nieberaebt. @cnn it.
genOwo, oonn lit MaBbalten bier am
Elase, uno man bnrf getroit nit 2ci-
iiUs iogen: @eli9er wdre mebr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

itnn0e folot oua britilhc Nuitrol.
NIicn, ooa III ocn erlten 5cbn Wtona.
ten 1907 fiir u ti3 Wtiaioncn Moos
rem olts Den &erciniQten Stooten be,
Jog. Sic 9lusfubr mad g~uItrolien
mo NclsS eeIon0 lit in ben Icbten
5abren iteti9 gciticgen, uno in mors
den Snbrifaten luic Stobllpuorcn
mo Walhiner, ouf Soften Der eng.
liifen Snbuitrir. 9nS britiid)c WeIt-
inOicn importirtc in Den 5ebn eriten
Monnten fir 915, ons britiid)e sfrifo
iiir mebr ols 81, 9ongfong fir runb
~ llno oaS britiidc Snoien fir
G,371,000 Collars ans ben 8ereinig.
ten Staoten. Die iibrigen britii1cn
8eiiBungen BON NcuiunOluno nmO
&obra0or bis 81 ocn 6oltlonoS SIT
icln bc5ogen 5uiommcn fir iiber 8
l%finionen ans Den &crcinigten Stao,
ten. @c9eniiber oicicr YuSflbr int
portirtcn mir aus Gnglon0 uno lei
nen Golonie'n fiir 3t2 Otiqionen Dol
lars mcniger. Ilio cine iebr gilnitige
Sanbcls-@ilan5 Gic meiitc Ginflbr
~lieferte Gnglono ielblt NIT 20S12 Wtil-
lionen Collars. Plus Canada be5os
gen mir fir 6S MiQioner, aus Dem
britiiben Snoien iiir 5012 Wiaionen
Collars. ans Dem britiifcn 9liiitral-
Niieu fir 171a MiQioncn. Son ocu
iibrigen el9liifcn 9elibungen font
men fir unierc Ginfllbr nod Die
Straits settlements, Der britildc
lpeit. mo oitinoiide SnielbeiiB, Song
fong, boS britiihc Nirlso uno Moen
ipclentli6 in 9ctrad)t. Hcfnet man
ole @epolferrtng beS britilhen Welt-
rcihes ST. rllno 397 Willionen Gee.
leu Die Der Tereinigtcn Stanten olli
runo 50 Milionen, 10 itelt iid M
ierc Ginfllbr I'M &erbGltniB 5lir BE.
p0lferun0sit1rfe onocrS ais bios nnd)
21noern uno Collars 9ered)net. Gte
&ouifroit Der Nmcritoner lit cine
0r0bcre, ais Die Ser iibrigcn HGnocr
Der Groe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
SeS oeutihen Guiiers

SeS oeutIdeu Gailers
@ei,lnbbeit giebt 81 e%rniten 9eior9-
niiien slnlob. So lGBt iid Die .N.-0.
@prlo" air Nbmedslung oiesmol
aus YoriS fobeIn. Nun lit offi5iell
rnb nihtoiii5iea feit9eiteut uoroen,
bob bos @eiinben aoiier @ilbelm's
ollsgeScid)net lei. Die Barrier Sour.
noliltcn ulo bic yWorlb" luolcn cS
ober bclicr millen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
SDlpurb 4 Spffmauu.

Us llarb am u. Ne5cuIber 1907 Nbiuarb
Z. %.otfmann, %seIie6ter Gobu oes berftorbcncn
gliguit unb pclen SoffmauI. Sic Recroi9ung
iilbet bcnte, Tietitaa, $50 9iubmittnas,
bon ietncr lesten @obnunG, gtr. II, Soricns
Zane, aus taft. po5I Nerlpunote Iino Sreiuoe
Der Samilic ubiun95ool eiuQelaocn fiHo. Rel.
iebllla oif Der pGouoors Fart Genlcter0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Snncafnnc-

ScBn Bauer. CT Sabre ali, DIT. 1907. giprbs
&SGibln4tol. Strnbc, 70. Se5emher.
Sulepb Scnocn, "A Sabre ali, Nr. S07, 60
lrt1hlns%g tneluc, -. December.
Wtarte gsinter, 81 Sabre ait, 9ir. 2009, 9arfs
StraBe, IL. Sc5ember.
Sbcrcie Hsinterbpfer, Is Sabre alt, 9ir. $40,
Bort StraBe. II. Se5emhCr.
Marp &olt 27 Sabre alt. Nr. Ais, 5orreft.
StrnRC. Ii. ScRemher-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
yin sic Tamcn.

Sunee Samcn, ,ueIte mooerne SfnriSerluri
81 erIernen tpiiniden. fouten Mot I'M 3peiiei
iein, mobln ith oufiir Sl ipenoen. sic hruudben
ga.Strabe. pprBuipreten. ibren 9Iamen ais
SDglina e~intragen lno ite Iernen Die Gunft nod
Der forigeihriiieniien Metbobe. sic erbaIten
Gebr IibernIe Nenineureen. Irl. ". NuberS,
slr. 302, &ef. e ratpga. atrabe. (3T6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Ereoertf guMcr.

IS iIurh am 1G. Se6cnrber, 1890 Dtor9ens,
ier Sdtie bon 9nnie Gauer. I'M 9lier bon 81
Sabreli. Sic Veeroiautg finbct Euru critag,
, llbr 9intmittaeas. bon ieiner Ietten lGobs
llitl9. DIR. 100, 9iorosGbcitersStr nbe aus itait.
Seticttr9 auf Der Baltimore Gemeterp."
(3351-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
,SenrN Sdlcracr.

IS itarb pl6blid, am Spnrtag. Den 10. &c.
sender, $ llbr Sprm., 3cnrp sfcraer, gees
liebter @atte bon auiberinc Z. S6erGer, i'm
n. Sabre ieines 9ebens. Sic SeeroiGun9 fin
oct Sienifaa, Nndmiitua5 1a3 llbr. bonn
Iruuerbauie, Nr. 637, gSeits@ rntts Strabe, ans
TAFT. (S50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Npuis Hpbrbudl.

Sc itarb am 10. 9e5embcr 1907 in ieiner
gSobmulg. pr. 1907, Y8eits9nlt sStraBe,
sonie 9iubrbadl, ~geliehtcr Sobn ocs beritors
henell \. @eorge uilo elisabeth Jtobrbad). Die
NeeroiGing fiioet Sienitaa, go GiGdmitta9s,
bon Der obel aenannten Mpbnlng aus nuf
hcr .2ouoonsl ia rfs9emetetH" itatt. ipo6u Ser
lpanote mo 6reitIfoe nhtliitgspou eingelaoen
limo. @cifetIng pripniim (350--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

Or. 8uitap SGger, ser
@oQre1imc. SGgcr unb rSeelenmle'
GER, bot icin 50-iGbrigeS 0oftor- Sit
bilGum geieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17

Serr &cromc, Scr Rem.
9orfer Giitriftsonpalt, lit Der Mn.
iiht, bob IN Nem.Dorf nift 5ebn
Ero5ent Der 9cpolferlung fir cinen
Sobbotb lei. ipic i'm bas 8cieb por-
id)reibt. Nber Scr fleine Sbcil Der
@cpolfcrung mode 9roben S1rm,
ulb MIR Scr Sang sur Seitd)elei mo.
dc es Den 3cloten moglidL ibren @il-
len Der Mcbrbeit aIi5ubollcn. Der
@erlud), New-Yorf 5u elmer &urita-
neritabt ,Alalnaden, iei baarer I'm
finn. ltcberbolpt fonne Die 9eobad)-
t,ill1 cincS rcli9ioien Sonnta9S nid)t
c%r5rpiutacn unb bic @irtbihaftcn
f~Dmitealnitt acihloilen meroen, audi
inter Dem Sphbrud Der @clebnalfi-
ne nid)t. 9tu allo!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
Spbn Sermig & Subn,
astdsnbehsttsr n Gtnbaliswirer.
9tpet9seihdft: Or. 524, Gaitera.MDenne.

5WVIYBt LHHTI' WF' C~f, VuVt s"fUue""S6
Stghlauotuiun, Snltintprc'S punfn.
&.r baben in untercr luuSen 9ef6dttsprnrtS
grm NIB Rei1 beeroigt. Siitb nit e~erinaerI
Yrofit 5ufrieoen. Die feintieh 9uttden eelte'
tert fir Sob6eitsn. nnterbaltuneei, iino aneere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-17
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boiler MISUNDERSTANDING ai etiua Der &dlfte
ber SerftenmngSfoften.
Gifenbetnpaarel, lgbcifcrne, 2eudter, ~.
Vor3eIlan. sG5as, NIB eleffrifdbe 2i@titdnoer,
Or. lNilapaarsn uiib bieIeS anbere.
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Hc,ulano's tiirfiide YGbcr,
Ganitable. gebdube. 9uitamt sesen. etets often.
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nma 0crungS Com
mili1r Sargent tbeilt IN ieincm Sahs
rcsberitt nit, Bob III Dem nbgeldlls
feucn Sisfoliobre 1,2S5,349 Ginnnns
oerer mad, ben &ereiligten Staoten
tumcn; 1Sl,614 mcbr, ais i'm Gors
inbre; 1864 Ecrloncn lpllrpe Die
2onbnng pcripeiqert. ScItreih = In.
Darn %liefcrtc nit 33S,452 Eerioneu
Die meiltcn Ginuonoerer, Stolien
iplgte nit nobe5u 2S6,000 uno Stub.
lono nit 259.00O Ginmonoercrn. Mltd)
Gnglnno, Sd)ottlnno unb Srluno lie.
fcrtcn cine Itorfe Ginponoerer5abl,
nGmlid runb 11I000, Selitldlnno
ooecgen MIR 1880. Sos feline @rie-
dcnlunb nit nift gan5 212 Wilio-
men Ginmobnern l%ieicrtc $3.50 Gil-
l%panoerer. Muifalleno, oaB lid Die
Gtnlponocrlng aus Sopan trob oller
&orliftsmobregeln I'M lebten Sabre
perboppelt bat uno olli 30,226 Fer-
ionen geitiegen iii. Gas bon Dep
ginlpanbcrern ms 2unb gebrad)tc
@clo bc5ificrte iid) oui 25,60OO,0OO
Collars.
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8efauntntad nnaen.
shrcan pes stabt.W eumetere.

Uiircai ocs UNDERGRADUATES
II. SeSembcr 1907.
Ser SinotsSeoneier miro am M,untag, ben
%. Se5emher 1907, 10 ubr Tprmittugs, an Srt
nno Stelle erideinen nrb cas- Hioeau Der 1uas.
Cane, bon Sorreits bis Slisouttbz Sirube, eiuhs
lirer.
Haleigb Is. Sbpmas,
(35i) Stuots @eomeier.
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Meffo, Die @eburtSltabt
bcs Eropbeten Wlibomcb, befonmt
eleftriihe @elelidtrng. Ter grobte
@olliobrtsort Der islamitiiden @clt
erbalt oiit oemnddit 9obnperbin.
bnng. Die Tilger lpalIfobrten in 81.
flnft nit Comfort,
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@rniilien mirbt um 6 IL
l%panocrer. Ger Tireftor oes nellgc-
ihaiienen aoloniiations gmtes ingte
in ieiner g%ntrittsreoe: Gin Strom
belcbcnOen SaitcS orin1t in ben mo-
t"iollnlcn Srgonismls ein. Die ncllero
oingS 5llnl Nltben Ser ginmanoercr
IN u%tierer @elebgebung eingciiibrtcn
GrIcihtcrungen ermoglihcn cS Den
orbeitsiGbigen Snoipioucn. an oencn
sic Idnoliden 0iltrifte i'm Nuslanpe
llcbcrfhtB boben, Iid) bier inter Den
portbciIboiteltcn 9ebingrngen ais
@rmocigenibiincr un5uiicoeln. Sier
lGfelt ibnen oaS @lild; lie linO fret
in ibrcn 9epegungen uno boben ieoc
@elpGbr fiir i6r Sprtfomnlen. Sier
Gcrridt nidt bic barte ariiis, inter
Der ons Eroletariut in onberen 2Gr-
bern 81 lei0cn bot. olld) nidt Die
Strcn1e ser Sabrcsjeitcn, pclfJe Die
9lrbcit benlnt ullo cntlmuthigt. Wir
periiigen iibcr nllc Glenentc. bic Dem
crbeitiamen Wcnidcn rcid)cn 2obr
fiir leine Sb0tigtcit lidern."
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HdNe tar'S Musianb beiorst C. Statue, sr.
A1a, ch.1alttmore.e tr.. nate Guitum Csuie.Ave
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SrAMSNoff bDN
3anbeIseateru,
aQaJ6lnerie nnb
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Baltimore Sransfer 81.

eRbut.Gde eight. unb Gpmtarb.e trahe.
Observation-Disclosures.
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geiddtsfibter g. q. Seins, @obnune:
Is. & 3. 121 SO @aIbruot.
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GiseHthhmer G. Ratne, @obnune:
g. & g. GeI.pbor: 1865 Waoifon-R