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Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
OBITUARY
MISS FANNY A. BELCHER.

IuIoo raNN1Nl h. DfSbNI1EH.
 During the past week life has ended that was connected with family of some colonial interest in the earlier years of this town. Miss Fanny A. Belcher, the youngest of five children of the late Henry and Anna Belcher, died at her home in Lime Rock Thursday evening, February 2, of infirmities due to ad- vanced years. She was also the young est of the three sisters who have survived the parents and two brothers by num- Der of years, and of the two who for 40 years have lived together on the Lime Rock farm. In early life she success fully engaged in educational work in schools of our town, but not being strong enough to continue, and being endowed with artistic taste, she easily turned Q helping hand to needle work with an adopted sister, also to various domestic pursuits, which she managed with re- markable proficiency. assisting her sis ter, the late Mrs. Coney. Their deaths were separated by only six months. Her genial and modest naGure, combined with refinement of character, drew many friends to her home, where hospitable welcome was always extended to all. She loved to kindly remember her neigh bors and friends by numerous and useful gifts, which her hands were able to exc cute, even to nearly her last years. Kindliness marked her pathway to the end. Her funeral was conducted by Rev. Mir. Chown, on Sunday afternoon at the late home; burial beside the sister in Salisbury Center cemetery. She is survived by her sisters, Mrs. s. w. Eli ott of Salisbury and Mrs. Calvin Belcher of Lime Rock
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
THE GRANGE Conducted by J. ". DARRow. Chatham. N. r.. Press Correspondent Ncto York State
 Grange
VERMONT STATE GRANGE.
Meeting Held Tn Burlington Elected
 George W. Pierce Master.

Meeting Held Tn Burlington Elected
 George W. Pierce Master.
 The thirty-fifth annual session of the Vermont state grange was held Dec. II to 13. Ex-Governor c. ]. Bell, the re- tiring master, made several sugges- tions for the benefit of the Order In his annual address and laid much stress on the necessity of reforming tax laws. He remarked that $41, 100000 worth of personal property In the state was be- ing taxed, while $34.OO0.000 worth was not being taxed for one reason or an- other. He believed that the exemption of so much property was working ln- jury to the state and that 1t ought to be stopped. He cited lumber as one of
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
St. Mary's Church Services

During Lent services will be held at St. Mary's Church, Lakeville, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday evenings of each week at 7.30 o'clock and Thursday, Fri day and Saturday mornings during Holy week, the final week of Lent.
 On Ash Wednesday Mass was held at 8 a. m. BefoIe the Mass the blessing and distribution of the ashes took place.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
Lecture on Clamps"

Dr. Norton of Hartford will give a lecture on"Lamps" during the early part of March, in the St. Johns Lyceum Lecture course. He has been student of lamps for 40 years and has one of the largest collection of lighting apparatus in America The lecture is bound to be entertaining.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
SearIes 8, Salisbury |.

Searles high school hockey team beat that representing the Salisbury school 3 goals to 1 at the Searles rink, Great Bar rington, Saturday afternoon i'll the pres ence of many spectators. The game was closely contested from start to finish.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
A NATIONAL GRANGE PAPER.
One Will Probably Be Established
 During the Year.


 What was considered one of the most important matters that came before the recent meeting of the national grange was that relative to the estab- lishment of weekly national grange newspaper. The resolution set forth that the Monthly Grange Bulletin now published does not meet the require ments of the Order, that more frequent communication between the members of the Order is a pressing necessity, but in view of the fact that there was not time at this session to arrange the details it was resolved to refer the en- tire matter to the executive commit tee of the national grange, with full Instructions to start first class week ly national grange paper if, after con- sultation with the various state mas ters, 1t seemed advisable to do so.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
Delaware State Grauue.

Delaware is not a large state and is not strong in granges. It is, however, doing good work and reports total membership of 1,507 in twenty-nine subordinate granges. There has been m increase of 2f0 members in the past year h -.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
Archdeacon to Speak.

Archdeacon Hughson of Waynesville, N. O., will address the St. Johns Guild some time during Lent. The date is not yet fixed.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
NOTICE

The Board of Belief for the town of to meet at the Town Hall on Thursday, February 14th at one o'clock, to perform any duties that may legally come before them.
 D. W. MANvEL
 A. A. LAWRENCE
 B. A. PIERCE Canaan, Conn.,, Feb. l, 1907.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
Want Mir. Stephens Another Ye

Want Mir. Stephens Another Year.
 The official board of the Lakeville Methodist Church asks that Conference again appoint Rev. Simon Stephens to the church the coming year.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
TOWN OF SALISBURY
Town Stone Crusher.

The stone crusher which the town of Salisbury bought recently has arrived and will begin to crush in the spring.
Connecticut western news., 1907-02-14
WOOD WANTED

Standing or cut, on the lot or delivered to okilns.-WMLIANC Ca aan, Ct
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Try us for job printing.
Long Kid Gloves at Buttons.

Try us for job printing.
Long Kid Gloves at Buttons.
Book sale at Brunt & Parman s.
Did you ever use our want col
umn?
New lot of five cent lace at But
toms.
E. 7. Gibbs made a trip to Kensett
Iowa, last week.
Miss May Drummer of Cresco
visited in the city last week.
k l. Haugen arrived home from
his Chicago purchasing trip on Sat
urday.
Philip Young returned home from
Marble Rock, Saturday, where he
visited relatives.
Mrs. Lands, the saleslady for \.
l.. Moen's cloak store, spent Sunday
with friends at Calmar.
John Hegg. Jr. took the train
yesterday Tor Brookings, S. D., for
visit with his brother
F. G. Schanck and family went to
West Union on Friday, to take charge
of the Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. Nora hayward mas been
visiting her son, Roy Gilbertson, at
Winona. Mimi, for week past.
Mrs. L. B. Dersham of West
Union was the geuest of her daughter,
Mrs. Lester Ainsworth, few days
last week.
An item in this paper last week
stated that Severt Hildahl of Spring
field township had sold his farm. 1t
should have said that he had rented
it, it has not been sold.
Mrs. r. S. Thompson arrived last
week from Hennings, MINI. and Miss
Nora Johnson from Seattle, Wash. !,
called here by the illness of thier
father, Peter Johnson, who is i'm
proving rapidly.
Ben Bear arrived home Thursday
morning from his New York trip,
having reached Chicago in time to at
tend the wedding of his brother,
Edward. Mrs. Bear and their daugh-
tiers, Misses Gertrude and Josephine
returned with them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27

WANTED Poultry of all kinds at
Reum's meat market. 39tf.
GIRL-Wanted for general homework.
small family. Apply at this office.
FOR SALE Brick house and two lots.
Good location. Standard Telephone
34i. r. f. Tyler. Stf
LOST-Gent's Waltham gold watch,
leather fob with X. of P. charm.
Liberal reward for return TO Az.
this office.
FOR SALE-S0 acre farm, one mile
north of DEBORAH. Well improved.
Inquire of j. S. Holland. "a
FOR SALE--Ed. Hogan property,
| seven room house, barn, well, eight
| acres land, good sand and gravel
pit, one block from Water street.
| Ed. Hogan. 49,
| For Rent-Seven room house, fur
| mace, city water, electric lights,
newly papered and painted. in good
condition. Enquire A5 this office.
go.
FOR RENT-Five room cottage, GA
North Street. West DEBORAH. Apply
to l.. S. Rogue. GA
FOR RENT-Mrs. Jacob Rotner
farm, five miles north CT DEBORAH.
ON Hesper road. Will rent for cash
one year. "A. III. Lovoos, DEBORAH,
r. f. d. No A. 9-2pd.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Nine room
house. good location, good we'll,
cistern, woodshed, barn. Henry Fret
theim ltf.
FOR SALE-80 acres of improved land,
in Section 8. Lincoln township. In
quire on premises or Of Sivert
Hildahl, DEBORAH. 9-4pd
Lost Between Mott & Co.'S store and
ing five yards of dress goods. and
two spools of silk thread. Leave
with H-2 this office and secure re-
ward. 81
FOR SALE-An upright piano, in
good condition, for sale cheap, if
taken soon. Enquire at sos East
Main st. 7tf.
FOR SALE-4OO acre farm in Bluff
ton township, known as the Keefe
farm. Inquire on the premises,
section 80 and Sc. ATT
FOR SALE-My place in DEBORAH,
consisting of new eight room house
and barns, with six acres of level
and very productive land. Herb
Headington. 7tf.
FOR SALE-Poland China and
Chester White brood sows, bred for
spring litters. Pedigrees furnished.
Farm 3 miles northeast of Burr Oak.
| N. Richert. Prosper, Mimi. 7-5pd.
WANTED-l0 men in each state to
travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs. Salary $50. OC
per month; 49, 90 per day for ex-
penses. SAUNDERS Co., Depart
ment p. 46 Jackson Boulvard, Chi
cago, Ill. 1-l2
FOR SALE-Farm. $40 acres in
Pleasant township, nine miles
northeast of DEBORAH, with good
buildings and running water. A
good stock farm. Write the owner,
j. o. Johnston, st. Paul. MINI. !,
M De Soto St., or III. @. Hjerleid,
Dec orah, Iowa. 5-8pd
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
Potatoes-6O0 Bushels TO Acre.

II raise macaroni wheat, 80 bushels
to acre potatoes, 900 to 900 bushels to
acre. says E. E. Bitter, Chinook,
Mont. If farmers of Indiana. Illinois,
Iowa, and Wisconsin want TO know
how fortunes are made with less labor
and greater comfort, they should send
for Great Northern Bulletin SO on
Montana. Free on request. Q. w.
Pitts, 220 South Clark ST., Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27

If you desire to improve your com
pleXion, take A-B.C Family Tea. 25c.
Use Rawleigh's Mountain Hert
Eminent, free from anrodynes. T. ii.
Johnson. Salesman. 43tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-27
WANT
COLUMN

Rates-One Cent per word Nothing
less than ten cents.
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Sarte 3etten in @amjas.

Die alten Gage nit 0euihrefeu uno
Diirre iino IN Dem bliibenoen GanIos
bon beute fat oer9eiien, obmobl Elm
Biir9er bon @ooell. Carl @bamburg,
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be. @arantirt bon u. 6. peters
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miro oeutid gefproden.
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NolitiiNes.

Sn elmer MaNenberlammluna, Die
unter ben Wuipisien Der Republicans
iden 2i9a oes 5taates @eoraia in Nt=
lanta ifattlano. tpurbe cine Neiolution
an9enommen, in ipsllber Die Nomina-
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Reiolution be,bt es tpeiter, oaB fails
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Die 2iaa iiir iraeno einen Gmoioateu
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10. 900. 600 9ibt.
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probibitionspartei in @biea9o. Sieie
lauten. oab ein Yrobibltioniit ttinteu
lam. iopiel er 2uit bat, luenn er nul
ben Stimmaettel Der partei unterfiibt.
IS miro iogar often suaeitaroen. oaF
Die probibiiioniiten in ibren Neiben bic
gr0Bten 5runtenboloe adblen. Oas i'll
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2eu!e. bic li1 nibt beberriden tonnen,
9lauben, oab lie ourd oas ShlieBen
Der WirtbIhaften lih retten t0nnen unn
mollen. neil 1ie lie lid nidt besabmer
t0nnen, anoere Menl1en in biz
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Bsrn. itarb i'm 9Iter Don 70 Sabren
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slnes mdbrlhalten, behdbiaen gmmen.
thaler gauern pnm shlaae Der seree
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lanaiGhriaer yauFiibrer auf benz 3an=
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Ii. September in gaiel i'm Mltcr bon
63 Sa1ren aeltorben. nahotm er on
! lhperer Rrantheit isit ldn9srer 3eit
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3ollIraasn 8u &atbe ee3oaen lporoen.
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No.7. 6auptmam Dr. Otto stur3en=
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einen fdweren unfall erlitten bate, 1T
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mar 36 Sabre alt uno fannie aus
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| Ser l9idbriae Sobn oes Bauunter=
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Gbriltian Stalosr, alt=@eribtsihrsiber
bon Srabielmalo, 9eltorben. Elm Son=
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| Biel. lett Sabren tebnilder Better uno
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Sieaentbaler beim v80Bli," 54jdbrie.
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elmer Der Iebien oberaar9auiihen 5on=
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g1nnl.llcr 10.
@eiratbsbe etututgt.ngcn.

gbas. 2eiIuna. Glepelano Mar9nret
Sinabouie, SEEM Ybilaoelphia.
Nrtbur Oummell - emma 90. Wrbos-
aalt, Nep pbilabelpbia.
9obert sbatp. ST., Bort WaibinatOns
= geIlie u. Belt. Mem Gomsrstown.
Webfter 6ia9ins. st. 2onis. Wlo. -
Wargaret W. DistIt, Neip 8bila.
q. %. @eeil. 9ippecanoe Cora
Soela Dastins, ubrihspiile.
Neluin 5. Gtuoer, Bolipar = GSolba
s. Peocof. Canal Dsoer.
hilbert po'uea. uhribspiae Winanoo
Werrlu, Dennilon.
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Ia9esne,ttgfetten.


GUN.
Sic in benz trofenen 'Oberlin tpobnen=
ben Bebriioer Dlunion ioaen $1,000
Wirtbid afts= =2icen3 besablen, neil lie
io9enannten barb cioer" pertauften,
Der eans eenau mie iblshter Sdnaps
ausIab, rob fbmedte uno tuirtte.
Gin elettriiher GtraBenbabnma9en
Der Nlbtabula & Benniploania electric
Hailroab ent9leihe am Nbeno bes 3.
,Ottober oiht an Der iiber ben 6lub
Iiihrenoen Bride bel Mibtabula. Der
Gonbufteur Der Motormann unb Is
Yaila9iere, oarunter mebrere 6rauen.
entQin9en nur nit fnapper 91otb benz
Ghifial, ettpa 100 SUB in Die 5iefe gu
faaen nno serl9mettert au weroen.
Mebrere Perionen tpurben our1 @las=
fplitter perlsbt. 9ie Gar rannte 9e9en
einen oiht neben Der Bride ifebenoen
pfoiten uno muroe our6 oenielben Dor
benz 6tur3 in bic 3ieie 9erettet.
gr,Mapor Blaf bon Genton. Der
lpeQen unterihla9urs au 5 Sabren
3uhthaus perurtbeilt muroe. pirp in
Dem Stats 3udtbauie 81 Columbus
ais Sonnta9si1ul=2ebrer funairen.
5srant Guhr. Elm 9uitidiifer bon
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MaOmittae um 4.30 bel Der Gliding
@onntD Ssair eineu Nufffieg semadt.
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Wener bas BeIidt, oas cine Muse binq
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q. plascott pom IL. 9unbes Gapalle
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iiberfabren unb get0otet.
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4 lleberislt sloolphs alR;sies nilbt.
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@etn Wenldt Iebt IGmaet..

als bic ibm su9stbeilten Sabre, aber
mir tonnen unier 2eben Daourh abfiir.
sen. baB mir unbeoobtiam leben uno
peraefen, jene tleinen unreQelmdBi9.
teiten oes Spilems In Sronung su
b,inQen. ineld)e bic Vorldufer bon
&rantheit ylino - unregelmdBisfeiten.
Die 10 lhnpa ourh ben G,edralih bon
Iornis Nlpellfrduter. Dem alten. seits
petpdbrten &rantsr=0eilmittel. beieiti9t
mer0en t0nnen.
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Ger11tutttu Dntel,
al1,tt. W. Nftnnrr,.
Gi9entbImer.
ghb Gberrs Gtrabe.

Gatttott. cbto.-
Dem Yublitum sur 9efdnigen Va1rt1t, baB Id an
ben9enonntem YIoBe etne Wtrtbj6ait limb geitaara.
1T beuti DIE Slide Die beiteu Weine 2iqueure ana
q reu.
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Gin Yitatc az Gauie

bat ben @ebraud bon .peerleb" Mebl
I'M @efolae, neil es bic 0ousfrau Id
Nsln nnht. inoem es Dos id6nffe yrot
uilD @ebdd er3eu9t. Wlebl ME bieies
fonn nur bonn beiien Md3en ourd elnsn
9riinOiiden Wablpro3eB er5eu0t uerben.
Mo e perfouft mirb. tpiro es aud biel-
fad unb beiidnoi9 9dauft. Man lollte
Qun0tn niGt i6le9t bebanosln. ilioem
man ihnen onoerss. ininDsripertbi.
AZ 9asht Dtyiauit.
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giaiae preiIe am Sonutag.
8eltibule 3iiae Nr. Is uno IL. 0obe
Riidlibe. porter gum Nbmarten, obne
grtra=Go1ten. N
Yi(liae preiie fir 6eimatbiudenoe
uno Souri1ten.
Durhgebenoe Sblaftpasen.
eSames totpn WusfeIlung.
ueber Walbinaton, 8. 6. iiber perfhie-
oene Sinien. 9ufentbalt bemiliat.
Wlan ertunoiae f1 bel Den Moenten
ii6er Die preiie uno 5abrpldne.
- Sest Noolpbs Nnseise unb iprt
@elO. If
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Gin parpred,erifd,er Mt,ariff

nirb oft auI einen barmloien YurQer
bnrh iene anideineno nubloie tleine
Robre. WppenoiI aenanni. 9emadt.
@s 1T aen6bnliA bas grgebniB anbal.
tenoer 6crtleibisteit. bic anf Qeberper.
hdrtana fotat. Gr. 3in0's yieip 9ife
piuen reauliren bic lebsr. psrhiitan
Nppenoicitis uub fsllen rs9slmdB,Qe
Junttioneu Der 8eodrme ber. Baron-
tirt bon W. Is. Deter's 4poibrte. Nur
25 Gents. NerIudt lie.
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ptdlioent Small. Der pralioent DER
5elesrapbiflen Union. ertldrie lsbte
Mobe. Bob ettpa $4,000 3elearapbilien
am 5treit, unb nur 1000 GIL Der Nr=
BELT lino.
Sn Gsntudp lino Jest BON ben ll9
Counties I'M 5iaaie eil solls5 6unoert
.troden." Wie miro oa in Der Gu.
tunlt oas @elhdft Der MonoIheinbren-
uerslen bliihen uno gsnelben
Strenaer als in ubridsuille Qebt
man in Snoidna nit Den Wetbooiltell
p,eoiaern Inn. Die, ibrs nem lh6nerrn
@eihlehte anaeb0liaen @snlelnoeslieoer
tu7su. sSpbn Nrpes. eln ayivtaoolllen=
preoiser in Splyerluno @ounp. Sno.
lnuros Dor elnsm aus 90 unoern Uie=
tbooiIien .irebigern beliebenoen @pmlte
ihuloia 9cIunosn. ELI MilNiieo Isinel
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babsu llno ipuroe auf Elm Sobr pon,
Nmte iuspenOirt.
vSu 3anealter. 3d.. ,uuroen lsBts
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aemsinihaitlib ibren Gan smann plas
10 2llbameb ermoroet uno beraubt bat
ten.
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Senn.. meoen Der Grmoroun9 eines
Ne9ers 9lamsns Sam Broots prpseiliri
miro. madte I'M RreuSoerh0r ein iiber=
raiAenoes 3useiidnoniB. @r luuroe
bon oem Staatsannalt gefraat. ob G,
ihon friiber Semano aet0otet babe.
gomaroa aab gu. einen Mann in Sen.
tndp aet0otet su baben. ,Sit oas al.
leg 2" irug Der Staatsanmalt. ,Nein. I"
iaate @oparos. rib babe. iouiel mid
erinnern tann,u naefabr bier3ebn Mdn.
ner aeidofsn uno nahrlbeinIib 9e.
aetOotet," gr ia9te, oaB er bic meiiter
Worotbaen in oen Gentufier Berger
uno tpdbreno oes Wrbeitsrfreits ir
Gbicago begangen babe.
Sn Dem 0oboien go. l Der @tan.
oarO Steel SO. liel am Sonntag Nbent
elmer Der nit fliillisem 5tabl 9efiillter
Ghmelatie2el UNI. gs tDuroe oaourd
Eeine grplolion oerurlabt. bel tpelher 4
Perionen auf Der STEELE oas 3eben ein
bubten. apansia tDotlib unb nod sebl
anoere i1mer berlebt wuroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-10
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Sil elmer Il ftriihen Musfsqung i'm
i Maoiion Gquare @arben" III Neu
Yort nuroe cine Wainine aeiei9t pun,
Neiten BON Riiben nit bhlfe uon glet.
iri3itdt. Die Nai1ine ioll bic Mrheit
Uotl pier Relterinntn bsiOr9en Mnb
narb IN Dollem 1etriebe as3siBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-10

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in spel.her lie ibrem Eeid)e cine Verfals
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Notb.
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