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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
OLD TIME CELEBRATIONS.
Happiness the Order Of the Day Tran
quiIlity Of the Night.

Happiness the Order Of the Day Tran
quiIlity Of the Night.
The files Of old newspapers are a
priceless record Of the history and
manners OF their times. In the papers
Of 1896 the accounts Of public rejoicings
show that these were few In number
and that the method Of keeping them
differed widely from our ideas Of fes-
tiyitles. Washingtons birthday was
perhaps the greatest holiday.
Industrious citizens" we are told,
appropriated the hour Of noon for the
congratulations of tie day. Each fam
ily enriched the domestic meal with
bountiful provisions, and gay spirits
and temperate and undissembled JOY
pervaded all classes"
There were speeches and professions
and Nominations for the less indus
trious who were willing TO give some
thing more than the hour Of noon to
the celebration, but the most memora-
bic observance Of the day was that Of
the Harvard StuueIts.
Saying to each other that it would
be disgracefuI to pretend to honor
Washington with riot and disorder
they retired to their chambers before
O'Clock. and by the time the bell.
ceased ringing there was not light tS
be seen in any Of the buildings"
This is equaled by the summing II
or the celebrations OF Fourth Of Jull
for the same year. a day observed witt
great reioieings No accidents are re
/ ported. r..a fie Otter c5ae.r1e= I.
short IN every place we heard fron
happiness was the order Of the day
tranquility Of the night Youthi
/ Companion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

ayes" remarked the driver, as bis
leaders swept round the turn into a
lightly timbered stretch Of level road
ia the Australian bush" you may
not believe IL. but those kangaroos arc
as clever as people" Then, in response
to the inquiry OF d passenger who con.
tributes the story to cassell's Maga-
zine. he proceeded ~ tell why.
sNow, there's M3l9ney." he contin-
ued, '-who owns tne section, ess si.e os.sss-
or side OF The .crea1 He trained one
Of them to meet tis coach every week
ana get the letters Tor him.
'.Ihe kangaroo's pouch comes Ia real
handy. ye see," he added, with the hn-
NOR that belongs to the stage driver
the world aTer.
Presently, as often happens on a
quiet country road. a fine kangaroo
disturbed by the approach Of bis mag
esty's royal mali. came into view. IS
be raised himself from the grass where
he had been feeding and looked toward
the coach with an Innocent. inquirins
air.
's,sc 'ss,sssc aa-s:ver glanced At bin and shook
his head.
Nothing fer yon today. old mani b
called geniaily.
The kangaroo, as If that was ar hs
had been waiting for. hoped qule9ly
out Of View among the trees, to tbs
amazement OF the box seat traveller
and intense enjoyment of the other oe
capants Of the coach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
A COUNTRY VISITOR


4he New York Man FoIt Above him,
aus Changed iia Opinion.
One az Che most successful wholesale
ary goods merchants New Yora city
ever saw bad the peculiar habit of re-
eardlng as his Inferior any man who
was engaged "a q business less gem
teel, as be held. than his own In his
employ was young Yerm0nter- who
felt highly elated when one day q man
from his native town who was visiting
the city called on him. The man was
somewhat crude IN hls manners, but
he had piled up a fortune ia the tin
ware business and IN buying up at a
discount III times Of panic commercial
paper which be believed was good.
The youth introduced the Vermonter
to his employer
'What business are you inT asked
the dry goods prince as the two shook
hands.
@The tinw-a-a-r business drawled
the vermonter
Without q word the dry goods nler'
chant turned on his heel and boited
into his private office He didn't rec
ognize tinware merchants as desirable
acquaintances.
"Hold Oh D minute. Mr. Y shouted
the yermonter after the retreating fig
ure. Are these here things goin' tc
be paid when they fall due@
From his wallet the vermonter drew
several slips Of paper, which he held
up to the dry goods merchants face
The lie chant glanced at them en1 ef
fusiyely babe the yermonter welcome
to his private Office, The papers wer'
notes to the extent Of $4,000 uttered
by the dry goods merchant and which
unknown to him. the vermonter had
bought up at a big discount.-BrooklyE
Eagle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

FOR RENT Nicely furnished
room close in; private home; also a
good stablein rear for rent Ala Col
orado avenue. See Mrs. Clonts at the
Eagle Mercantile 90. 918 If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

The glape. whose purple flood man
for century after century has con-
verted into wine. is Persian by BIRTH
Its cradle was on the sunny hills to the
south Of tue Caspian sea, and there the
al.eivi.ss.@ s.te 4 ed cricved is ecid
taste. Tie men Of Caubul ground It
to 4 dry powder aud ate It with relish.
half as a medicine. half because they
llfad lt Anl then those days went BY
an we hear 81 the renowned grapes Of
Palestine. which grew In immense
clusters and weighed fifteen pounds to
the bunch. Noah planted the vino inn.
mediately after the deluge. The book
OF Genesis mentions bread and wine.
and the Israeites complained tha.
Moses and Aaron had brought them
out OF Egypt into a dry and barrer
land where there were neither figs mol
vines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
A Dimo.lt Feat

Have you ever tried 70 stand upright
on log perhaps foot across the butt
out in an open l2ke. keeping your bal
ancesto every roll and dip Of the log
Wei. II you had you would realize bet.
ter the marvellous balance OF the man
who not only has to do this, but also
maneuver other logs down the current
with long pike pole, chain booms to-
gether with humbed fingers. and. in
fact, do the whole of bis days work
while balancing On a twirling. twist
ing, half submerged tree trunk. Wide
World Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

20 you eat meatl a all only the
best Meals Electric sign Of Phone
iA0. Ant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

When man seeks your advice he
generally wants your pralse.-Chestef
field
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Your friends are thinking Of you.
Send them q souvenir post card. HAe
Model. s-1S IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
COMEDY IN a cEaETEaY.
Ola Chestnut seller 81 Genoa and Flsr
EarlnH. HunlIna saauaa.

Ola Chestnut Seller 81 Genoa and rlsf
Fortune Hunting Spouse.
tt dees not seem possible that one
could RUN across q comedy in such d
solemn place as a cemetery. get there
d so the optimist assures us, a little
comedy III every situation. Surely in
the romance Of the old chestnut seller
Of Genoa and the chagrin of her for
tune hunting spouse, both Of whom
figure in the local gossip and one Of
whom Is immortalIzed 10 marble ia
the Campo santo, one must admit that
the situation Is not without IT'S lighter
side The most serious minded smile
as they read the Inscription which the
shrewd old lady commanded the sculp-
tor to ehisel on her tomb.
Not 50 many years ago, SO the story
runs, one of the best known figures in
the streets Of Genoa was that Of an old
woman who made a living selling
chestnuts. She was without beauty,
but was gifted with a quality which no
doubt stood her in better stead-a ma
tive shrewdness which enabled her to
buy her wares prudently and to sell
them with a profit It does not require
a large income to live In Genoa. espe-
cially when one has not acquired ex-
trayagant tastes, 50 gradually the for
tune Of the worthy toiler grew and
finally became large enough to be talk
ed about. A lad more noted for his
good looks than for principle or intel
lect caught Eie rumor of the fortune,
sought the chestnut merchant and
made straight for bet heart, which was
not long IA responding. The subse-
quert marriage Of the pair CAUSED the
knowing ones to smile.
After a short honeymoon 1t was
brought to the notice Of interested
neighbors that the young husband was
IN search Of work. His elderly bride
disclaimed aH knowledge Of the rumor
ed fortune and said that. as she was
almost without q penny, she expected
that be. too, would put his shoulder tC
the wheel. Between them eomforta
bic home might De supported and az
occasional evening at the theater NIGH
be enjoyed. Not even yet having giver
up hope that the fortune would on'
day appear, the Young husband led foi
d time an exemplary life. hut finally
patience gave place "a encouragement
and loves young dream was shattered
several years later the deserted wifi
4 died. and. like q mushroom in th'
night, sprang up IN conspicuous plac'
In the Campo Santo a handsome mona
inent REPRESENTING. aside from the plo
which It occupied. a snug fortune. Tn
marble statue, of life size, represent
the old lady. dressed IN full gatherel
skirt, silk apron, frlnged shawl and
rosary wound around her fingers. Les
there should be a doubt about the bis
tory Of the original and her romano
the entire story is set upon the pede'
Ia. Of the statue, explaining how th
lady had been wooed, not, as she kneN
at the time for her beauty or her vil
tue. but for her fortune. and how sh
had thwarted ler niercenary lover =
the purchase Of this lasting memorla
which vol only represented her hu
bands disappointment. but might ais
serve as warning ID others. TIL
statue IS enc Of The most striking
tiIe entire place I.eslie's WeeAly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Dietzel has the incest place for la
dies 10 get a lunch. 9-6 tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
no oUITcH9

q so YOU know The sensation IS not
az agreeable one. and hard TO cure
unless the proper remedy IS used.
Hunts Cure Is the King Of an Skin
remedies. It cures promptly any iteh-
ing trouble known No matter the
name Or place. One application re-
lieves-one box is absolutely guar
anteed to cure. d-w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

You'd better get out Here comes
that idiot Borebam, ana he's got a story
he thinks IS new that he'll insist 0n
handing you +"
mo, he won't I'm immune"
SLOWS thatT'
q told him the story."-cieveland
Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

A BARGAIN FOR SOME FARMER
Big span Of mares, a two-horse wa
gon and harness, all in excellent con-
dition. A real bargain. J. L. Rob
inson, secondhand store, 406 Chick
asha Ave 9-14 ct
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
Worse Than He Felt.

CuttingI suppose It did make You
feel mean. Dubbs WIN, / should say
Why, I felt like a plugged nickel Cut
ting -Ahl But what a blessing It IS
that we never feel quite as bad as We
look Philadelphia Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

More people would snap their fingers
Ii the face Of trouble II trouble didn't
have such a sudden way Of swooping
down on us.- Chicago Record Herald.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Mittmudb Den 8. Miui 1907.
Idt Sciten.
IS lit crrcidlt

Der ItG6tii6e @uIabolt miro Iitr
Die nGdIten bier Sobre BON cirlel'l
oenlofratiiden Wiopor geIeitet iper-
Den; cbenio boben bic 0emofrotell
Die beioen Gonoioutcn Sooper mo
Gumien ais Sto0t 3 Gontrolellr, rep.
oils Y%rGiioenten 0eS 3meiten StoOt'
rotbS3meigcs crlp0blt. &ic groB Die
WoioritGteu limo, melde Ole Demo
frotil6en Gon0iooten crboltcn bu'
ben, lGBt iid iebt, oo mir sur YreNlc
geben, nod nid)t genol teltltclell,
ood) bot Sr. Wobool cine W~fojorttat
bon etiuu 5000 Stimmcn erbalten.
Sir Den erIten Sto0trotbS5peig iinO
II 0emofrotcn wno Z HepubIItoncr,
fir 0en 5lueiten 3meig brei 9enlofro'
ten uno ein Hepltblifoner gctpoblt
moroen. Die 9cnotraten Der Stoot
bobcn olio auf Der gon5en &inie &C.
iicgt. aufioueno lit, BOB Die 3obl
Der obgegebenen Stimmen geringcr
mar, ais ndd Der rcgen Champagne
erlpartet muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

ontlportlidcr Diplomat gcipro6cn,
obcr otc Nclt rpeiB, ooB 0clrti6lono
acriiitct lit. Gin tories, geriiitctc9
&olf lit uift %iiolirt. @cibungen I'M
fer ocn gfatioltcn pcroen 6cltt3ttogc
mcbr ais je our6 mirtbi6aitli6e SIT
terciienirngen berporgcrufen. llnO
oa bleibt ob3ulpnrten, oh Scr Gntentc-
&ottent0nig Die &robe auf lGngere
Belt bcIteben miro.
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M%eLnnbnelts. rrpnrtrmcnt. Nnnimprr.

Weiuno6eitSs5 epartemcut, Baltimore.
6nisbelUuBHer iuerocn ge5lunt8en tett, bic
@prihrtften Der i%ulgenben 9eruronnnaeu 5n be-
foi0en:
Sic am 8. 9e3embcr 1906 mtcrSei6netc Ser.
pronIna 9tr. 1874 tails Die IntiaDiustitos8era
o~ronulg bcfnnnD, Ole am /. Wtai 1907 IN Strait
tritt. b~eitintrlt, oab 3uti6en benz /. wtdt uno
/. Sttober ieoen Sabres:
+. @1e Giiternen, gSuiierbcGdlter mo Yrults
iien rIltienNr nbtgeiuebe baben, ni6t arbBer, ais
Is Srdbte uuf oen 3ou In bei0eH Ht6tlnaen.
(Nieie S0rte Srnbi9epebc lit beltimmt. lpelll
Screens ungcuronet ueroet.) PILE Seller
NrdinirsBcbdlier miijien permanent ourD
2 @ue gSiimpeI' qei6c, Sontdnen ober an.
oere &dierbebdlier, ole feine 6tlbe elliGdlieit
iolen, Uic oheTl 1nae9eben, oltrb ScteetS g.
ibibt ODER nit elmer S6ibt aerniiHesSel (ros
nuf aile 6ftentlidIen oocr priiGten Fldbe.
3. &aiier bari IN ietter StnTlre, Srll9, 6las
fbe. Sinner, SAB. 3roa ODER oroerem Ne
bdIter iteben ce!niien nerberL dIsgenonnlelt
~bicicI6en iino i'm idGlibcn @cbrnrd. iuenn fols
dc Nebdlter ni0t Elm Nal in titnf 1agelt aus
geIeert, getroduct ltno 9crcinigt iucrocr.
L., 5euer-6 dier %rniiiier, iuie oben arGege0ell,
our0 ItcBe 9eibiibt ietn.
3. 9Safer fou mad cinem 9ic9cl niht in
gbiliitcn ober @olen itcben Gelnliel neroen;
&. Sn uuc &luaIersSriIhet tou ettll1lal IN
icoen II Suaen &erofnesSel gcqofe1 iperoer;
" @inte robes Petroleum muB ieoes Wal be-
nubt iperoen.
I. ale 5erbru6cncn Slui6en, 35pfcriuaGren
uno ~0e0finete Nlecbtunnen trgcFo ipelder Nrt
miiiici bon Nbiaitdrnern %entiernt ODER einees
Gra6cn perbcn. (0ics be8icbt iid uuf offene
8ouitenen mn e6nitnbIa9crnnGS s@IdbeD
g. gSenn @ilrqer ibre SSobnuli9eit lall9er, dig
nDaeore6t uni Gue gSaiieraefdbe geIeert trers
oen. 9tes be8ie1t it6 beiot!oers dit SS9ierz
Observation-Disclosures. Ile Nibcli' mo Nbtdlls
Turlnell rliiiieIt nit benz 9oocn nud obet gez
itelt iuerbell, nm bic gllin nlinlltit9 bon Hegeils
pailer in oenieIben III %perDiitell.
Sic CITRATE hetrdgt MIDI Inebr, ais SlO pro
~"s' Sr. 1uu,eS guslcn,
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Sin Iattcnf0nis uOu internatiunalcn
GinUcrncbmcn.

,Gntente" nennen Die 0iplomote1
ooS @inpernebmcn oocr Ginperlt0nOs
nib 5piifen peridieoenen MGdten.
Mnndymol aud entente cor0iolc."
Non oil oen Iotionen allf Dem Grs
renrunb lit sur 3eit feline crpidter
normuf, iolbe Ginuernebmen nit an
oeren Notioncn berbei5uiiibrcr, ais
England. 9oiielbe England, oo$
Ii6 friiber leiner oipIenoi0 Slolo.
tion" 10 oft gcrilbmt bat. 3uerlt ooS
9iinbnib nit Sopon 0ann Die Ont.
ente" nit 8rontreid). Sn bicIcm
Sriibling sic charlottesville bcs 9ri.
tenfGnigs nod @oeta mo Elm gb.
fommen nit Spanien. 0onn Der 9e.
iilf bei'm a0nig bon StolicrL Dem
bie englii1e gntenten . &oore ie.
oeniauS olid) on9eboteu mrr0c. Nci
HuBlonO bot @n0lano lfon lcit Sab
reSfriit on9cflopft, lm Elm Climber
nebmen berbci 81 fiibrcn. Die &oi.
ierin , @ittipe Worio S%coooroluno
bon RublonO, sic bon ieber cine &C.
ipiiic @orliebe fir 9elhGitigung nit
oet permorrcnen S06en ser 0ipIo.
matte befun0et bat, lit ieit Wonntcn
ouf Der Tunbreiie al Den S6ien Glls
ropo'S tbotig geipeien, INN ser riiii.
id)en Folitif Die Yfnbe ST ebncn.
sic bot in 9%openbogen un0 2onoon
porgeipro6en, lit in @iorrib gelucicn
mo man gebt III Der annobme mobl
nift fell bob lie on Der Sbemle fir
Die I%nbabmlng elmer &erlt0noigltng
5ipiiden &uBlonb mo England &C.
ipirft uno ruiiiid = engliidc @e9cn.
iGte in Iiien ollS5uglcidcn pcriltd)t
bot. @eitern mcl0et MIN ooS Sobcl
aus Yuris, bob in Sofio Goniercns
gen Smiiden 8ronfrcih mo Sopon
I'M @onee iinb. nm cine nGntcnte"
5mii6en ben beioen 2Gnoern berbci.
sufiibren. alio englild) . ioponiIde,
enSliid > iron5oiiibe, engliih . ipo.
niide uno Die in Itaiiht geronimo.
ne engliid . ruIiiide @ntente, bo5ll
Die fran5oiiih . ruiiiide unO Ole iron-
5oiiite Gntente. Gin mabrer Hot-
tenfonig bon nententeu." limo no.
5u? 9ei jeoer @ntente miro nit
Dem 9ruitton Der llebcr5eltgltng CT.
fl1rt: lin ben 8rieocn 81 crboltcn
aein Menid aloubt's, ober Die lei
tenoen @ntente . Mdnner logen 10.
Sn 9eutiblono meiB man, lpo5il
oieIe ententen obgemadt lueroen.-
ltnb Der ariegsminiiter bon Ginct1
bat neulib JIM Gei6stoge in 9eant'
mortung elmer Snterpellation nldi
binter Dem 9erge gebalien. ST boiic.
0nb Die bentihen 8rensbefeitigungcn
,idon oiisgebaut leien. luenn es 81
cinem neiien &riege tonnme." Nad
Often uno Meiten iinb bic oeutldcn
2anoesgren5ert 9eaird)alts fider. IS
fam lid olio hilr I'M Die Geduno
Der NoHerfante, bonoeln. 0erarie9S.
Miniiter bat oIleroines MIR als ted.
niid)er Jadmlann uno nibt ais Der.
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Sph1t W gcnft
Miliain Ennf's

tpuhlbctannie S75 Seerptguuaen Inn faEsn:
prabtoouen Gurg, nit i6parjem auL, pelbtln
ooer 0rallem Bliib l6cr6ogen, duBeren &nTten.
WeerSinilics : ~Sul6eiGe, @inbnlinmiren,. SaIto'
ibnbe, Irauerflur, 1unteubemo oScr Scde, Oeff,
NINA bcS @rnbcS, Getdenlunnrn, teDS ileu,
@liibeL. Bugs, 9titIe. Gidter, 9eubter unb
Sruperieit.
MleS ppaIHnoid $50. 0eiue Gttrnsepeitu.
$50 - MerlnH6t Uun 2eidlcu - $50.
Nnoete geetoiguna $50, 500 nno $40.
g,urtD. Rno BreennpnntsIOepue.
Reioe Telepbpne. Gag mo Hdtt.
(Oft1A-l
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Sphn q. Tinncl.

G5 itarb am 7. Mai 1907 nab ldn9erem Sci
sen SuGn y. Sippcl in ietncm ~. 9ebensiaBre,
~GcllcUttr @ntte BON N,arU 9lnu Gtppcl uno
3%luciicr zobn bon Wlnrb uno o35 peritDrbe1en
gSe1ocl Gippel.L Sic 9eerbiHlgN iinbct am
6urloros mo L9tnrtbs 9loenuc. aus uub Der ct.
,iuiobuos9rtc itatt, no ul 8 llbr eut JteQuicnls
&udGlili fit f6in Seclcn5cil t~cicGrirt miro.
%ernolote .ltilo 5relnoc iilo nDttnV3oou etlls
NCluocl. bct6umobncn. G2S-30)
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Guiulanb's tiirfiidjc S1ocr,
Equitable. Gebanoe. Eoitamt sesen. stetS ufien
tglug227

9rudebler = Ser p%erItor-
bene Commensurate Seloberger bat
iciner @oteritaot 100000 Morf Der
mod)t nit Der 9eitimmuna, hoB oos
8elo Su Sd)uO )5peden permonot
iperben iou.
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Minnie Sd. WiiQcr.

IS fidrb am s. Mai 1907 Minute VI. MiGcr
in iBrcn 30. lebenSiabrc. aelic6ir Satin bo1t
9toau Wiiuer. gJinbe in 5ricocn!" Die Beer
tiGiltG iiuoet ant Wiittluudj, Nior0en3 20 uDr.
BON iIrcr N&o1nina, gir. 525, gIoros S%reiIorts
@Oenie. ans Hdb Der ct. Eiu5=Ntrbc llutt, lpn
""."'onr 9obaiHt fir i6re SceIrnr,,he cSlc=
britt iuiro. U2G-D
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Gpnrnn Ncnhrr.

GO iiur6 ON T.. Mai 1907 GnnrrS Gcuoer I'M
@ller ooit 81 S.a9rell > Monatca nIo Ia
Ecrruuntc nno 6reunoe ser aumiIic iiuo ads
i]u1Qeuol eltaelnoen. ocr 8ccroiauru Conner
itaG, ~!!e5uiiials 3 ubr, bon ieiulr gSobnIlIp,
w. 1924, NurtsoeiabtssglpeE aus bet5nlpobs
uCu. G28-O
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Safpb Gnnpel.

IS itnr6 am 4. Mai 1907, 1885 ltbr |6enoS,
SutUD ,yuupci I'M 50. 2cbeu5iu6rc, ans S6ol'
ltaot, 0eien9 iaiinu, gebiirtia. pic &eerotault9
iinbct WlittpudI, Den s. Wtut &ubrlttldas nm
, llUr, bonn Iraucrbauie, ytr. $50, 9lorosGaro.
line Strabc, aus auf Der Baltimore SeHeierD"
iinIt O2O-S)
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!Nenrn yN. Edlnfcr.

IS faro am .. Mai 1907 Scnrs 81. sdnirr,
cin{tQer nm .%aeIie6ter 2ubn BON 9(o9lpb mo
Wiinnie S6aier, i'm sllter BON 10 Sabrer, !
Wiithuudl, llabmitiags , nor, BON Der 98obs
ruHq icinet Glteru. 9r. 2f0, SilosS0eitersStry
aus itatt. geifeBung priputim. u2s)
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Snrraine.

@alertidt @arfartia - Sriepiidi.
WcItlib bon gSalbruof elm 1lno eine babe
Meile. @enutt Die NIT Iopbaitan be8eidbnete
Gortp. gloenussGGr. Trtte 3uifben gudmittngs
am Terminus. Freiie bon Observation-Disclosures
iett ipe5iel. 2cthte Gcoingunaen. TclcpboI--
@6ton 22S. giircau: 5rantiin. nun @inoior.
Hpaos. Serlatat @rUihiire. (Wlais, fS,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Baltimore Ecnictcru.

9iircau: SrnntIim.gIsg, Baltimore. It, Rurtbfr.
NcorihniBplibe sam Nerfdif - bon S25 an,
nit NiGrmurpiuiten abgeeren8t $35 - 1Slas fit
bier Srdbcr. Sreie Benubune oer 3apele fir
IrancIgottesoieHfie. Gunt10.tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
epntrulenrS : cpartrmcui, Mat1bai

GpntrulrurSs S%cpartcmeni, MatbbaaS.
aItimore c, Wib., 30. Ipril 1907.
'9,ndlribt Wiro bicrmit crtbctlt, oaB nlle Wtartt,
qiccu,en ituo 0amircrs2iccnScn an I. Taee oe6
Wiai 1907 6ablbnr iino, mo ~otelelhet 5ipIl9len
Dem 1. nno 20. Wlai In bietem Bitrenn gelo1l
@rur0c u. Seffrcr,
GnHtruleur.
MpriI27, 80, Mai2,4,7,9,tt,t4,t6,t8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
2unbun = Yarf , Cemetery.

Yurcair 81, @citsS aratpgnsS traNc, nno
0aupt.GinGana, Sreocrtd .9iono.
Ne0rdbntbpl1bc bon $25 an inter bc'tiroiaer
Stufii6t. G1nittblumcn, Seipiuoc Vflnl}cn ric.
pcroen i'm 9reibbHis am 9aupteinanla ae'
iilrbcu. Infer ggcrt pirb, ipenn oepiint6t.
OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Sic bcfunntc EproIcr
Orti6oft SintcrriB i'm &orlpcnocI-
@cbirgc lpor orrd lmgcbcurc S6ncc.
mnlicn lic6cn @odcn bon oqcr @elt
ob1eifnitten ulO cS trot Wongcl an
2cbcnSmitteln elm. Nm @ctr6nfen NOR
wcOer 0offce, Gbcc, nod 9icr porbon.
0en, %ion0crn nllBcr @allcr MIR nod
0ronntlpcill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
3cpartemcnt fir jifentlife eihcrbcit. gamtrn.
Su6sS eDarteinent ocs Observation-Disclosures
GIrrnuS, 1iathlau5.

Shrenlr, Nnt1bnHs,
Baltimore, cen 3. 0iui 1907.
Sd babe 9lppliidtioncn fir Die folgenoeH
YriOilegieT crbuIteH:
SitoiueitzGde Gullebs lIno RreitonsStrnbe,
SampfteiieG bon 20 Bferoelrditeu.
Ode Parttbs iino Sbnltotsgue0, 5fuet e~leitrts
ibe WtOtOrc bon = l1o 3 FferOeirdftcn,
gr. S27. 9iOro=Soparos Strube, 5pei e%lefiris
fbe Iintore bon 20 EferbefrdticlI.
lr. 7j4. gSeiis@rltts Strabe, elm eleftriffer
Wiotpr bon 10 9feroeirdfieH.
6inter ytr. 1892, @ou9bsS trabe. Elm e~leitris
i0er Niotur bon 1 Eicroefrdit.
III. GIG, Git SAB cite StraBe, elm elefirif0er
ltptur BON / Fieroctrnlt.
Jr. sos. Sitz2crin9tou Strube, Gin e%leftri
fiber Uiotor bon 1 Eieroefralt.
tit. 10. StingsSlruBe, nret eleftrii6t WOtna
rem bon III 8ierbettdtt
ytr. "a, 0Opfiu9sBlncc, brei eleftrii6e DtUz
tore BON lie /, a mo Is Yferoeirait.
,5rgenO Senlono, ocr onqegen 9tnlpdnoe bat,
mjae R~roteite in oteiem Aiircdu Dor 10 llbr
WtOraet5 am 8. Wiui 1907 einreideH, 81 tpels
der 3eit itber ~oicicIbeu AeidIub gefGBt iueroeH
miro.
@Omnro 7. Greiton,
G2S) @cbduoe- Snfpettor.
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Ta6c sur 9ieiic ms Nnslano be-
iprat &. &aine, Wr. 4t3, Sit-Salti-
morcsS trakc, nabe Goitumbpmic-Apc