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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
ED|CTO! !UD|c|Alg

Auso. "A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente SD
imnorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
toS por couducto de nuestros agen-
ties Las personas relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha Ia mitad de las
inserciones.
La Admfntstyati6m De sLa Dfmo-
ctaGia.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
sE.vENDE

Tn solar en- la Playa de Ponce,
calle de la Virtud, esquina a la Real.
Para mas informes dirfjanse q don
Rafael Garcia, Salinas, Puerto :
Rico. 6o-r2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
vermIfugo Picorne||

Esa preparation de las mas acvas para expulsion
Una see de cfnicos ha nconado bonda
phca de este peparado Vemugo del Ldo Pcorne" haa
venta las pncpaes maa de m Dep6to general Faru1acia
Pcornel de E. Marchese.-Lares Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
CONSUL TORIO CLINIC0
Del DIR, Jose OrdO1eZ

ausenea Europa lie susua rabaos de med
Quevedo Baez queu reca avisos consua
sutoro que tene abo eae de San
de Farmacia del Sr Almazsn de media de
de deuca del Doctor Quevedo Ba San Francisco 7
tos, Teeoao el corsultoro Nro. S3s.
Auxr para los baos del cOnsuoo Pacnte don Luis 2.
c<gdew.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
LAS LHXH HIS DE 1907

Edcou Ing&s Espahoi. Leyes ReSoucones de la -.
sion extraordinara de Ia tercea Asaea Legislative de primers
session de Ia aGrEa Asaea LegaVa Dc Puerto Pi De veuts en-
brera La PHmavea Allen 49, P O. Box 6S San Juan Puws
kios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
Iunta Fsso|aI Dc vaaatI
1o--'-5 S.

A los maestros rurales. Va
cantes cuatro cscuelas rurales. Sc
admiten solicitudeS hasta el dia 10
del corriente. -Manatf, julio 9 de
1907. IS. VILLAMIT., Secrctario
Junta EScolar. q--s s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
Junts F.cp|at De HstI|o

Vacantes las escuelas de este
termino municipal, por el presente
Sc anuncia al phblico por el ,G,mi
no de diez dias, para que los pro-
fesores que deseen desempefiar al
guna de elias presenter sus solici-
tudes en- la forma que corresponds;
haciendose sabrr que las escuelas
de referencia son: 3 graduadas, S
rurales y ) preparatcrias. Hatillo,
julio s de t,oo7!-JEsUs COMA
LEI, Presidente Junta Escolar.
1915 S.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

May b only q tired liver. or . starved
liver. II would BE- stupid as well as
savage thing 10 beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. So
In treating the tagging, torpid liver u i'
Q great mistake 70 lash II with strong
drastic drugs A torpid liver Is but an
Indication OF an ill.nourIshcd. eniecbled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs OF digestion and nutrition. Pu,
them In working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active
DR.. Pieres's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of "llyer
trouble" by It's wonderful control Of the
organs OF digestion and nutrition. II re-
stores the normal activity OF the stomach,
increases the secretIons OF the blood-mak-
Ing glands. eleanscs the system from pot
sonous accumulations. aud so relieves the
liver Of the burdens imposed upon % by
the detection OF other organs.
II you have bitter or bad taste In the morn
Ing. poor or Fsfiable appetite coated tongue.
ront ortetn. CoastipepN w utvtussf '"ut<
feel weak. easiiA tired. Nespcnden. FREQUENT
headaches, palm Sr distressp small Of back. '
perhaps nausea. VNsNNSAS 'risinss- In
throat after eating. and kin0CA symp,oms
OF weak stomach and torpid iisSA 70 nsdI-
cine will relieve you more pr2mpily Qr silLs
yol mon HgF5K6glIII Than QQSiQr Pletces
Golden Medical DLscoysIy. Perhaps only
part OF The asove ymptohis viii Be present
at one time and yet point 10 torpid liver or
blllousnes and weak stomach. Avoid all
DO, bread and biscuits eriddle cakes and
other indlgestible food and take the Golden
Medical Discovery regularly and stick 70 Us
use until you are vigorous and strong
The Discovery" Is non-secrct non-alco-
hollc. Is q glyceric extract OF native medlcl-
nal roots with q full list OF It's ingredients
printed on each botile-wrapper and sttcstcd
under oath. Its ingredients are endorsed
and estollcd by the most eminent medical
writers OF the age and are recommended 20
cure the diseases for which II Is advised.
Don't accept a substitute Of unknown
composition for this mons secret MEDICINE
or KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08
New Homestead Rules.

Department Of the Interior, Gen.
eral Land Office, Washington,
d. C..
REGISTERS AND RECEIVERS,
United States Land Offices.
GENTLEMEN:
The following rules will gov
ern your action upon homestead
communication proofs hereafter
submitted, namely:
l. Communication proof offered
under a homestead entry made
on or after November l, 1907,
will be rejected unless il be
shown thereby that entryman
has, in good faith, actually re-
sided upon and cultivated the
land embraced in such entry for
the full period of at least four
teen months.
2. Where such communication
proof is offered under an entry
made prior to November /, 1907,
if it be satisfactorily shown
thereby that the entryman had,
in good faith, established actual
residence on the land within
six months from the date of his
entry, he may be credited with
constructive residence from date
of entry provided that it be al
so shown that such residence
was, in good faith, maintained
for such period as, when added
to the period of constructive
residence herein recognized,
equals the full period Of four
teen months residence required
by the homestead laws and
3. In no case can communal
ton proof be accepted when il
fails to show that the required
residence and cultivation con-
tinued to the date on which ap-
plication for notice of intention
to make such proof was filed.
Very respectfully,
X. A. BALLINGER,
Commissioner.
Approved:
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD,
] Secretary,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08
Coming Soon.

Will some of the brotherhood
please enlighten us: Of what adj
vantage is loyalty to the Repub-
lican party and to the organiza-
ton in the Territory of New
Mexico? The Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal and the Roswell
Record have done everything
within their power to defeat
republican measures and destroy
the popularity of the republican
leaders and yet they are left in
peaceful possession of the
''spoils" unjustly awarded them
while some of the most loyal
papers of the Territory are emp
ty handed. The News of itself
has no kick coming. In the ere
alton of Artesia county we were
amply rewarded, but there are
other papers that have done ex-
cellent services and they them
selves and their constituency
have received no consideration at
the hands of the dispensers of
the good things of the Territory,
while other papers and individ-
uals, whose sole aim is to OPP
pose everything republican, have
faired well at the lunch counter.
Let our leaders so act that we
may be able to discriminate be-
tween those of the faith and the
other fellows. -Artesia News.
The News has got the right
idea of the situation, and had il
not been that the leaders of the
Republican party in the Territory
have been deeply engrossed with
vital questions like statehood and
the endeavor to undo the harm
done by the Hagerman admins
tration, these fellows would have
gotten their quietus some time
ago. Now, however, you can look
for something to "drap" most
any Old time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The present financial furry
while probably only swinging
back OF the pendulum, has, new
theless, knocked the pins from
under several big concerns to say
nothing of numerous little fries.
1t shows that a larger reserve
should be carried by the trust
companies. We find when an
upheaval comes that their re-
serve is a small item. Legisla-
ton along these lines is badly
needed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

Mile Ragozinnikova, who, on
Oct. %, killed General Maximoff-
sky, was hanged Oct. 81. There
is no monkeying or red tape in
Russia in getting rid of murder
ers. The courts of this country
might get some pointers from
our otherwise less enlightened
brothers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

Department of the Interior, Gen.
eral Land Office, Washington,
ID. C..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

IT'S said that the recent fnan-
cial furry will bring a reduction
in the price OF food products.
1t is an i'll wind that fails to
blow somebody some good, and
in this instance it may come in
to the advantage of the back.
bone of the country the plain,
substantial citizenship.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The proclamation of the presi-
dent fixes Thanksgiving Day for
November %. New Mexico
will bulge out with thankfulness
for rich blessings the past year,
and for the fact, too, that we
are going to land statehood af-
ter a long struggle.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

APhoenix girl climbed through
a window at the hour when
graveyards yawn, etc., to marry
young man she didn't care very
much about rather than return
to Arkansas. And can she be
blamed? -Lordsburg Liberal.
Theyoung lady probably want
ed to move to Lordsburg.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

Gov. Curry says well land
statehood in eighteen months.
We're with the governor any
old time he can bring the covet-
ed prize.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The Ell Paso Herald remarks
that automobiling is a restful
sport. Yes. it is quite restful.
In fact, it is so restful that many
have never woke up.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The commissioner of the gener-
al land Office has prepared a
statement showing the money re-
ceived from the sale of public
lands in New Mexico was $3.50,
256
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The telegraphers' strike, which
is practically at an end, has cost
at the lowest estimate over $40, ,
900, 900. The men have lost in
wages alone over $1,000, 1000.
The loss in receipts to the tele-
graph companies is $4,000, 900.
A SIT, 100000 surplus of the
Western Union has shrunk to
nothing. The Postal has ex-
pended its surplus of $1,000, 900.
The greatest loss, however, to
both companies is in the value of
their stocks. The Western I'm
ion stock dropped Is per cent and
the Postal SO per cent. Besides
this the public has been incon-
venienced beyond money value.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

Delegate Andrews is allowing
no grass to grow under his feet
in regard to the statehood mat
ter. But Delegate Andrews is
no SLOW coach" in pushing the
claims of New Mexico generally.
He is now preparing a bill for
the admission of New Mexico
as a state independent of Ari-
IONA and expresses his conf
dence that such a bill will be
favorably received by the Six
tieth congress.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

1t does not take long to read
the advertisements in a news
paper and much profit is thereby
gained. Business is the larger
part of life, and the talk of the
merchant to you about business
is his ad, and it is to your inter-
est to read what he says. 1t is
dollar talk, of more actual inter-
est to you than the movement of
all the crowned heads Of Europe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

The President is quoted IS ia
voring the admission of New
Mexico and Arizona separately,
sometime, but not now. -Fayette-
vile (Ark. News.
With a Rough Rider in the gu
bernatorial chair Of New Mexi-
co the president is going to
welcome right now the admis-
sion Of New Mexico as a state.
Teddy, you know, never turns
down q Rough Rider, and in this
instance there are better grounds
than ever for backing up this
rule.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08

Fighting the Flames" went
up in smoke in FL Paso the
other day. You couldn't ex-
pect anything else.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-08
Phone los.

Poor Lo will never give up un-
ill he is entirely laid low.
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ShiifsnndDridltcn.

Ielp.Y t8. Sonpor. -- Nll'
0clongt limo bier bic Gompier ,&ui-
icrin Nli0uIte &ittorio" bon Som'
burg unO oMoltfe" BON @ento.
@cnuor, II. Sonlor. Der
bon 9tcm. Dorf nod gteopel bcltimm'
tc Compiler uGcbric" trof belltc bier
Gin.
Sout6omp tun, Is. Soutor.
Ger @omblr8cr Gompfer
oTcutidon0" 9inG beilte bon bier
nod Ncp Oort, uio G%berbotr9, ob.
Soprc Is. Somlor. Nnge'
fonlmclt lit bier Der 0onpfcr go
Nretoqne" bon elu-9)orf.
9 t. NJ dale 8, fl. Sonlor. -
Scr Compiler n@olio" ltodr bclttc
BON bier rtod) Ncp' 0orf III Gee.
NeupeL II. &aruor. gb0c,
Io6rcn lit por bier Der Gonlpier MI
Gcria" tob Nclu.gort.
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Gprrnptc 3udltbauS6eamte.

Hlboup @..D., is. 5oHlar. 49,
Ger Stoot$ e @ciGrgniB Slperin'
teaocnt bat in Sem 3uAtboliie 5lI
Sing Sing cine llntcriudlun9 &C
iiiGrt, iii peIdcr cS lid nm llcbertre.
tungcn ser &ori6riit bdnocIt, 0af
Sen StrGflingen 0urd) Sreun0e bon
ouBcr6otb feline @cIOcr 5ugcltedt mer.
sen 0%iiricu. Die ShIieBer 0oppcy
lnO Hearoon bon OiiinlnG lul,rOcN
olti @runO OcS &eiuItots scr llntcr.
illhnng cntIoiicn. superintendent
Collins lit rntidtoiicn, oerartigc
Hraftifcn SIT unteroriitcn uno 0aS
@inidmltQ9cln bon @eIb unO an0erell
rcrbotcnen Nrtiteln III Die 3uhtb0lt'
ier nit alien ibm 5l 8cbotc Itebcn0ell
Wiitteln SIT %pcrbtnoern.
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I~bia1rtstagc Der Camper uOn
W~cmsglorf.

gm 10. San. Sampler DGrin5cIItn
Srcne" nod) Neapcl uno @enla.
am 10. San. 0ampier nYrctorto"
uoM Sombnrg.
am 10. San. 0ampfer Shouts"
mad southampton.
Nm 10. San. 0ampier nGeltic"
nad) Gibraltar 1tno Heopel.
am 10. San. Oanpfern Gacmanla"
nod WlaSgom.
am %. San. Gompfcr n9totprin5
@ilbclm" nah Bremen.
@m %. San. 9anlpier nGpnoam"
na6 Hottcroon.
Im %. San. Sampler nSamlano"
nah 9tntmcrpcn.
ghn %. San. Camper nNoieItic"
nod 2%ipcrpoot.
Nm 80. San. GompIcr n9raille"
nodl Ieopel liH0 @cnin.
g(m a. San. 9ompfer ga Eoit'
roine" nod SABRE.
g(nl "a. San. Gampier ~&Dcin"
lldd) Srclllct.
Im 26. San. Gnnpicr DSoiicr
@il6c.m" nod 9tcapcl mo @cnna.
gm 26. San. 0ampicr ~&ollerin
N(uqlitc &iftorio" mad Somburg.
Sm 26. Sot. Gompfcr nYbiloNcl'
pbio" nad) Soutbompton,
9m 2G. San. 9ompier ~V'inneapo'
lis" mad 2onOon.
am 2G. San. Sampler ~Galnpa-
mia" nod 2iuerpool.
% slm 26. San. Gannpier Ethiopia"
rad Glasgow.
Sim 80, San. Gaupicr vIoItfc"
nod Dem Orient.
s(n 80. San. Gampier u3cclano"
/. rad Intiucrpcn.
GIN 80, San. Gompicr oSIotcopi"
nnd) Hotterbom.
gIm 81. San. Ganpicr Cord" nod
Urcnler.
9lnt 81. San. Camper Is. S.2iet'
9cn" nod) aopctbo0elt.
9(m 81. San. 2ompicr o2a Cor.
roinc" no6 Scprc.
9n 9. Sebr. Gompfcr uSurncilio"
nod) Glasgow.
gm 2. 5ebr. Gompier nllmbria"
rad 2ipcrpool.
9ln 9. 0ebr. 9ompier rWtinnt.
6oba" nod) 2onoon lno Sontb'
ompton.
gnl 2. 5ebr. Gnmpfcr nRcdar"
nof Gibraltar uno Ncopcl.
Am 9. Sebr. Gnntpfcr Bosnia"
nad) Samburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

~ er prG6tige Wintertcg eing iei,
~ mem Gnoe gu; iAon besdnr
z Der Mbenb feline 9dmme'
rungsI6otten iiber Die @tra.
Gen an iperfen. uuo Ole 8uoenbeIiber
am rGbriItfinotmorft" beeilten Ii6.
lire 2ampen ooer bun~tfdrbigen Cater
men au entsunocn. UNI Die lebten Nad)'
5iigfer unter ben aaufluIti9en 9crbei'
suloden.
Mirfti6 fameu Tie, tpie bic Na0t.
fatter BON 2id,t an9c5oJen: ott'
b%iftelnoe MGnnsr. drmli9 s%etleioet:
Srauen, Ole lange i'm maeeren @elos
tdfdden fllden mubtsn. Biz ie Die er'
fproerliden %finf5ig areu1er fanoen.
ole oer bo(briiitige botssrne Msi!er. bie
gloBaugige Duppe. obsr Der greQrotH
uno getb eeitreifte Gigsr t~oitete. Gin:
3elne &lienten ihiener rei6(i9er mil
Sonb5 perIeben 5u Iain. oeun eins ate
Dame erItanb Ole fleine 9reborget.
tpel6e bier Gtiids fpistte. uno ni6t UNI
ter sebn @ufben dbgelai1eu peroen
fonnte. uno cine Nnbere feb iih bns
S9autelpferb in ben Slater tragen.
Elm &unIttperf. bds nit notiirtiher
Sadr uno MGbne beflebt. Die gepun.
Oeruns. Iotpie Die Sebniuht 10 man.
der &%inbsraueen pdbreno bieIer Gage
erreqt bate.
Dos @etriebe tpurbs thinner leb5af'
ter; Der bartoefrorene 56nse tniri9te
uater ben sd6lreid)en 5iiben, Die od
emIig unb pidtig aufs uno abeilten,
uno Der Mono blid!e ldGelnb aui
oisIe sroBen &inoer ferab. Die fat
e6enlobiel 6reuoe iibsr ben beutigen
M6enb %smpfanoen. tpic Die gu 5alIe i'm
6inItern iibenben, 6ebeno osS ghriits
ttnbs ipartsnoen Glsinen. Nan Vhrie.
feilidts. tadte, ihsr5te. bis ii6 aQ'
mdtig Sic MaHe gu liftsn begann.
,yeoeS elite nit leincn GinfGufen oa'
bot. uro in ein3eiiien 2loen mahie
man fi9 mad uno naA oaran, Die Cid.
ter 5u pert5i1en. I'm audi nod yedt'
seitig nod Sauis. gum Gbriittaum ~
tommen.
(eSortfebund fofat.)
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(Sortfetune foIst.)

4ud Elm @enuB. = aellter
Gu einem @alt, ber Die SpeiIeforte
belteQt Bate: Limo mas neroen Sic
Nun ipeiien?" = 8olt: vg(f nir!...
Sd ipo1te MIR n%adifaueli, mas ib
mir cripare, lpenn id) mir eiie!"
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FIJI oerfdtfctt:
Sene ftelcn rnooerIter oipeiitDdigen Sditfer IN
Der 9tnrbsGurlebsS trabe. stuifden Der Sairs
,lonntsslperie iito 5aDeites9iraBe: cementirte
Seller, Irottoire nno @6fe: ennaiuirte Vabes
lpnmle lino. stiitct,glbetifie; acknowledgment,
GtrabemrfIaIter aus 0ergtasteu 3ieaeIItcinet.
observation-disclosures. Neaneme NerfnufS.
Nebilguteett. Yreis $4,000. Sruno3ins $50
pro .Sabr. Nebult bic acknowledgements
CONS.
asalter 8. @eiphaf, OH Sri unb eteue.
(gtppt5-1e5D
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Sin Bargain fir SeimftGtte.G uder.

.8ebn older guten urtdrer Ganoe8- tiir @e'
%luffeba1i, IN WietIen BON Der 8dbnttdtion uro
40 mseiIen bon Der Gtaot, bet sllifterrfdaaIen.
EanhftrGbe %entfertt In gnne Iruntetgonntp
HreiS $3.50.
elm 2 N6er grunhftd.
odlftc aeeeu W1ar; 9feft mad Sbrcr 8eanert,
thfett. aontttt borbereitct 5lm Mb1Glub bea
6nnbeIs. ipei.n Gu6 bus 9on6 aefdut.
nSe0crn Stealth Gpmpang,"
Wr. I'll, Wurb.G1artss.e treHe.
{1pas:4.1S)
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Nenc bentIdc MniicSlnng im Ipnnigcn

&lina; feline Meeer; eriifIaffieer Nobei In fIeis
ne Sartleit eingetbeiIi, and etniae .Ioipt
2ots." Scrinae stn5abIune, febr Iei6te 9eoins
Elm paar Suiioerf SoIars geipart baden iii6
germ feIbitfidnbie iperben mbditen. @dberes bel
&errtann 9aocnbpcp, Wr. iii, Mpro.6barles.
Gtrahe, Baltimore, Nib. (Septf9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

reren 'So6reu einen Suno ouf sem
Glacis aufaeleien au b%a6en2"
n@eptB!" rief Nnbreas.
$50 perben @ie Iit piefIei6t aud
%entiinnen. oaB Sic elm alter 6srr fiji
Elm poar Minuten auFbieIt, nm J6ner
einen gutsn Munid auf Den Meg nit.
5ugeben2"
Sd erinnere MIDI ro1fommen! 1tnt
oieier Serr mar Der 8e9ierunos'
ratb -"
.2uTtiQ; 70 lance er nod lebte,
unterbruh Or. RoIler.
Limb 6ann?"
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MarnIanb Ghattel Com GToeiation

$40 bis $500 iuerben uerfiebcn auf MBbeft,
Ytanus etc, DBnc Gnt}rrnnng bericftcn.
Seif j.. Sufit1r 1905 ~befifben fi6 %ulifere Vii
renug uieber In ~iinfercrt alien 2ofaGe,
Gntucrt YMiIbtng,
benz @eri6tSaebduoe eegeniiber.
Siitnter SIT. 229, 23t, 233 (speiter sslur)
eKbut.Gdc TaDettc. NIB ct. Vanf.etrafe.
Splbenirs fir Gef6iftsfreunbe.
(9iob0, 1890
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0clb 81 berlcitcn.

Nne, iuetdte Gelb Dcbranden, ipreben bier
oor. InIeiben uuf SnIire, Wi5beIil IL. Grunos
eiGettbunf. Siit Weriraueii. aeille QoatsSffices
Metboben. .snftinure Snpeftncnt Co., VII.
100, 9iprb. Yafa-strnRc. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-19

Fanfea rtnes Ieuer n,oberuen Sduier nit feds
5tmnteru all Mufc. Gtraie, s,uiidJen Satrntpunt.
Meenue unb Ba9ctte.e iraas. aeuer, &ot unb
Irottoir nit Genleitt beIegt unb neiefte @irrid,
tlilaeu,. einidIteBIi6 9Ioafenfanat . Inf1laB,
Grlino5inS Mir $50 pro Sabr.
O.. 5. Gallagher, gaumeifter,
9iirenu Nr. 2407, SairnlountssIbenue.
(264-)
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GIT niietbcm seind)t:

GIT mictteu gcIndJt:
Sin beitf6er Serr niinl6t 5lpei ulntiblirte
Simmer .Dei, eiller gebiioeten t5amilie -5it rties
then. SfterteI inter 10. Is. 4" at bic Grpcs
bttiun btefeS 8fntte3. US-1O
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Limo Damn itarb En-"
.Qlber lpaS fpeiter2"


.lln0 Damn Itarb En-"
.2(ber mas peiter?"
,Maiter ni5iS. 81 Iin0 einfa6 in
Teinsm GeItamente nit 5e6ntauIeno
Out0en per3ei6net, nie sic Ieben:
Dem Qnoreas Geier (na9 ieiner Der
poli3ei gegebenen Grtldrung. STUDENT
Der WIeoi3in an Der Wiener llniperiis
TAFT. psrma4e i6 elm 2egut bon sebns
t%auIenb @utoen. lpeI4e Summe i6
!Ssrrn Or. Roqer Dem beIa9ten jun
gen Monn in meinem Romen auS5us
aob(sH Bite Menu i'd bitten BARI:
Der Notdr i6ritt gum eiiernen Gelos
f4rnnf. uno eutnabm oemIelbsn einen
pad 8antnoteu: "9isgpon fallen 557
8ufhen SO &reu3er fir Die @ebibren
lpeg. Die Summe 1T bereits abges
ao9er."...
NnNreus mubte fi6 me6rmols in Die
Orange fneipsn. nm gu piIIen. Oh er
ipa6e ooer trdume, alS er nun in einem
s{idter habiuro1te.
Gr ipar in einen M89gen binein9es
toumett. on er 1i6 unfdbig 9efiibtt
bate. nur flint S9ritte gu MAIDEN.
2t6er es mar Wirtli6teit - ct
brou4te ia nur in Die 3oIde gu 9reis
fen. UNI ii9 bonn Sodoerbalt au iibers
5eu9sn.
~SIt S6nen Elm unoIiid 3u9eitoBen2'
frug !Serr Slorian. Der unter Dem
Saustbor Cuff i40pfte. betroffen, ais
@noreas iebr blaB Dem Ma9en ents
itieg.
.Sm Gesentfeit - Elm Iot6ss Slid
baB - Dab man es fat fir unpabr
halten t0nnte - tpenn - tpenn" -
uno Qnoreos ltir3te Der 1reppe gu.
$50 be3ablsn sic bof t~ueni9ItsnS
S6ren Wa9en - poet foQ i9?"
nSa ri6ti9; - ih peyeab gon3 -
i9 = Nid oaAte aud nod i6Iiebli6
einen Siafer eeerbt au baben!"
6err Slorian idiitteGte sttpas Be-
oentli6 Den %trauTen aopf. uno MUIR
melte fir ii0: n0oS 1T gum erlten
Mdle. Dab iA melnen 3immerberrn
unter Der @eipalt bes Gam6rinus" -
ba er fiiblen mo9te, oaB er ii6 feline
iolde umi9peifun9eu I6ulbe - .oab
i6 meinen 3immerberrn b%eOuIelt iehel"
.Sane1. Serr Slorian." rief Qns
oreas Dorausfprin9en6. .tommen Sic.
oaB ih Sbnen cine unerpartetc Nit
tbetlung mode"
0os Gramen mar gliidti9 i6eritans
ben. @nbreas bate iih ein paar Wos
aen llrlaub geitattet. osun es 6ieB Dor
Der Ibreife nod Elm 9eihGft III Or6s
nuns brineen, oas tangere s3eit beons
ipru6te. gnoIid mar Die Gdds erles
bigt: Ser 8ruoer FAB ieelenoergnii9t
auf Der Miible. bic nun iein ansI6tiebs
li6es Gigentbum mar.
un6 nun fort - in Ole Welt BIN
aus! often Ieinen 2i.beu bate er einen
N6T9ieosfuB gegeben = duf tdn9e -
LANCE 3eit! n@ott Iegne Did. Qnoerll"
- Slid auf. Quoreas!" - .Mut6ig
oortpdrts. iunger 5reuno!" =.
n5offnuna!". 60 Mdnd. bon i6nen
IoGte er nid,t tuieosr ieben! -.
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YGf1e 5itr Mciie in's gmslanb be-
iDrgt s. Maine, Nr. Alb, Git-galti-
more-Strafe, naJe Goitum1onie-gpe.
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Dies tit S6rc @clcacn6eit

sir Griperbuns eiie5 n,oocrilen 2. ober 3s!i5f,
figeu 9anfes In OUTER Gage.
1900 Sdniergeuie.t 6ft.alprtb. giucmnr.
Bcaueiit Tir aGe Girnbenba bnsGinien. SebeS
flooerlles SaIs au5gefiditet ncroen fanl,.
SagftGt tto SunntagS snr Smfpeftipn ufien.
G9aS. y. Snroettc,
(Sept5-) Nr. ii, Sfts2eringtun IL ctr.
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SteacnscinAc.
Gtenegeiufl:

GteIegeiud:
Gin beuiiher Miann flGt Giene aI9 gar.
telloer. gtad5ufragcn lit Nr. G12, Sit.2pma
baro'straRe. dS-2o)
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fam am Sfcn ~arbcttell. giaG5ufrogen IN Nr.
312, Srucc-, naBc WicScnrrsS trGfc.
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