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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22
FOR SALE-LANDS,

FOR SALE-LANDS.
FOR SALE-A section of land in South
Dakota, at a bargain. Apply to Reidy
Bros, room 4, State Bank building.
FOR SALE - l60-acre farm, fine inn
proVementS, good land, seven miles
from Milan; easy terms. Eckhart 81
Buffum.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, or will take
house and lot part payment; SO-acre
farm, close to Milan. For particulars,
Eckhart & Buffum, room 10, NJ. * l..
building.
FOR SALE-Improved Iowa stock farm,
$40 acres, $50 per acre, - acres tim
Der; modern buildings: artesian water:
liberal terms to right parties; no
agents. Miss Sara Hitler, S12 Fourth
avenue, Rock Island. Ill.
FOR SALE-A farm bargain; 10 acres,
no improvements, 10 acres of timber,
level, two miles east of Cordova, Rock
Island county, Illinois; make offer.
Address w. J. LaGrangc, 1912 Blais-
dell street, Rockford, ILL.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22

FOR RENT - Fivc-room cottage, with
water and sewer. at I'LL Sixth ave-
nue.. Inquire at 419 Seventeenth
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22

OFFICERS-Phil Mitchell. president;
walt, cashier.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
BREAKS ENDURANCE
RECORD FOR WAITS
In Line 100 Hours TO Buy Regatta
Seats for Cornell
Students.

ITHACA, n. Y. May I5.-Al records
for seat sales for athletic events at Cor
nell were broken today when Howard
Cody representing many wealthy fra
ternity men on the campus. bought go
seats for the observation train for the
Cayusa Lake regatta on Memorial Day.
The boy had held his place In line for
loo hours, taking his stand outside Of
the ticket Office at o clock Sunday
morning. and either staying there HIM
self or being relieved by substitutes un-
til the seat sale began at O'Clock this
morning,
Twelve messengers and newsboys who
had been hired by Cornell frateTnities
10 stand in line ana VINO had been
camping out for the sale, bought seats
after him. They had erected hunks and
seats Cody was paid $40 for his serv-
ices. while the rest of the boys got from
s. to 50 a day.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
THREE VETERANS IN LINEUP
OF YALE'S PICKED CREW
FOR BIG REGATTA.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May 15.-The
following crew has been picked 10
represent Yale ut the American Regatta
on the Schuylku at Philadelphia, May
%: Bow, Townsend .. Robbins. 2,
Odell5 4. Hunt: 8, Dunlle: s. Cooley;
z, Miller. stroke. Wallace
Cooley, Miller. HUM and Robbins
rowed on the Henley eight a year ago.
bat the other four are new men This
crew is not considered as fast as TIE
one of last year. The crew averages
about l6s pounds and is said TO be cap
able OF spTiutng fast for the whole
distance of enc and fiYe-SiXteenths
miles
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Owing TO a cancellation the Laurel
High School is without a game for Sat
urday and would like to hear from
teams wishing TO play on that day. The
Laurel management will guarantee half
the expenses. Phone George ". Bond,
Laurel . ".
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Star team defeated the Interstate
Commerce Commission yesterday by 8
10 .. The feature was the pitching on
Williams for the winners. The Star
team will play Niath Street Church at
Fourth and T. streets northeast this
afternoon at o'clock
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Nell for The winners, and the batting
of Mccarthy for the losers.
The Keadails challenge all teams
averaging from fifteen to sixteen years.
Address Manager II. Hansen, go Callan
street northeast.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Earned Washington, 4; Whining
ton, j. First base on bails-On Speer, 2:
of McCreight, 2. Struck Out-By Speer.
3; b. McCreight, 2. Home run-ShayAgh-
messy. Two base hit-McDermOtt. Stolen
bases-McCaulley. Shaushnessy ~.
Lynch e.. Atherton, McDermott- Dou-
bic play-BrOwH to Zearfoss. Umpire
Latham.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

by Hughes. 8: by Waddell. Z. Three
hage hits-Shiplse. Street Two-base hi,
Street. SaCriliCe hits - Freeman.
Hughes. Waddell. Stolen base-AilIan.
Double plav-H0ffmau 10 T. Jones. Wild
ritch-Waddell. Dmpire-MF. Sheridan.
Time Cf game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
WASHINGTON SHOWS
STRANGE REVERSAL
Beats Browns by Playing a
Little Better
.asEt-4
Ball.
BY THOMAS S. RICE.

For St Louis fans to claim that the
game Washington won from st. Louis
here yesterday by to was hard luck
would be joke.
The conditions OF the day before were
exactly reversed. and Washington won
because il had the edge on the Browns
al all angles In fielding the two teams
were nearly equal, with Washington in
feeders covering "a bit more ground than
their opponents, but in batting and base
running there was no comparison. Had
neither team made an error and no
bases on balls been given. Washington
would have won anyhow with its two
earned taIlies.
The reversal of form shown yester-
day was not an evidence that the Ma
tlonals quit or did not have their hearts
in their work, for they played brilliant
game on Wednesday. 1t was simply one
of those mysteries of baseball. the an
swer TO which is generally found Ia the
pitcher Blu. this explanation would not
suffice. for the Washington team had
absolute confidence in Burns on We'd
nesday and worked its head 10 make
him win. Yesterday the Browns were
equally confident Waddell would turn
the trick so the pitchers do not furnish
the answer after all. and we Will have
10 give up trying for a specific answer
and call it that break of the game which
makes baseball the most fascinating OF
al amusements.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
EVIDENCE.

It wonder what makes the Paris pa
1ers so certain that Anna Could and
ie SaEau are maTriel2'
Il 'erhaps de Sagan has been seen with
some money IN MS possession. Tx
.hangs.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Tom Hughes may get a lot Of fun out
of IL. but the MAORI y of fans here un-
doubtedly wish he would get over the
rt-breaking habit of giving the en-
envy a show in the last inning, even if
he does then tighten up and win. After
beginning the ninth inning yesterday
by tanning Charley Jones he allowed
singles by Stone and Williams, and
walked Wallace. filling the bags with
one out. For teams which are steady at
al times this would not have been such
a serious predicament, but there has
not been a Washington team for years
which did not have Il fully developed
habit OF webbing in just such emery
eucies and letting the other fellows
take games when all appeared lost.
Nor is the present Washington team a
slaring exception 10 the rule. Although
Cantillon's men are putting up excel
lent ball and have won exactly half
their games since they opened the sea-
son here on April -, they lack steadI-
ness This is Que 10 the personality
of the individuals. and also 10 the fact
that 1t Is practically q new team, but
IL Is a fact none the less. and a Wash
ington pitcher who lets down in the
last inning, even though he is three or
four runs to the good, is inviting de
stTuctiOn far more than would be the
other American League clubs behind
them.
When Hughes beat New York Fri
day he let the HighlandeTs down with
three hits in the first eight innings.
then allowed them four singles in the
ninth, which, with q wild pitch, Melted
them two runs and put men on second
and third. Then COMBS fOuled TO
Street and Bender popped 10 Freeman.
and Washington got the game by a
narrow squeak Yesterday he, nlled
the bases as aforesaid, but got out OF
the hole by tanning Ferris and max
ing 7. Jones 90 out, Delehanty TO Free
man.
In the first Of these games a long hit
such as the other fellows are paid 10
make. would have won. and in the
second a hit of that kind would prob
ably have won basing the statement
upon the fact that fate OF luck, or what
ever YOU choose to call it. seldom offers
q man two opportunities 10 win on the
same sporting proposition Wherefore, &C
would seem that the Washington pitch
ers need a little bracing up along the
lines of trying their best in every in
ming, regardless Of the fact that they
are winning.
Charley Smith had a maintaining let
down on Wednesday that was almost
exactly similar 10 that of Hughes in the
games Just cited. and the Athletics took
a game that was tied up TO that fatal
round In fact with the possible eX-
CeptiOn of Burns and Kelley Washing
ton does not boast a pitcher who goes
route consistently and who does not
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

The Kendalis defeated the Neil Stars
yesterday I'm a weil-p,ayed game by s
TO 3. The features We're difficult
catches by J. Curtin, the pitching of
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Washington Union IeasueTs split a
doubIe-header with Wilmington. ir VII
minCron, yesterday, losing the first by
3 to I and winning the second by 10 3.
and are stil tied with Wilmington -ar
first place They play in Baltimore to
Grv
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

There is little prospect OF a game to-
day but if one is played Manager can
tiIlon will probably change has plans
and pitch Gates or Falkenberg instead
OF Kelley. with Street catching Mo
Aleer intended to use Petty and Ste
pnens, hut may give Howell a chance.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Earned runs-Wilmington. 2; Wash
ing, J. First base on balIs-On Bussey.
8, on HHley. T. Struck Out-By Bussey,
2, by Hiilcy. 5. Home run-Athertou-
TWO-base hits-Bussey McDermOtt
Stolen bases-Smith 90. johnson, Gil
bert. UmDire-AIr Latham.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

either through carelessness. monkey
business or weakness. have this ten
dency TO blow" toward the end Of the
game. The consequence is the helders
become just as much excited, worried,
and worked uD as the fans. and are in
a nervous state that is responsible for
many of the peculiar combinations OF
Washington's errors and visitors hit
ting which have been a marked feature
All credit 10 the pitche. who wins,
but its cinch they viii not win SO
many games if they do lot set their
minds on it, and try as hard ln one
inning as another
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Maybe there was something I'm that
statement by Charley Street that he
reason he could not hit so we'll on the
coast last season was because of tia
high winds and The dampnegs. He is
doing doughty deeds with the bat in
this choice climate. A double and q
triple yesterday, driving home two men.
is going pretty good Tor q supposed
weakiing with the stick.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

There are the figures. WHAT'S the
answer, when you know Jones was al
ways more or less famous for his iUabjl-
itv 40 hit at the right moment and was
always easy to fan?
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Washington - o o 0 0 . XXI
81. L)uis......-.. o o 0 90
Earned ruus-Wds nington. . First
base by ashiuSton. J, St.
Louis ]. Left on bases-WashiuEtou
8, 81. Louis, =. First base on baiis-On
Hughes, ]; of WaddeH. .. Struck out
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Because he is a large man with a
curious bobbing. or up and uoWn mo-
tlOn, the impression went abroad i'm the
early games that Jerry Freeman was
not fast on his feet lie is no Wefcrs,
but he Is a fast man, and the Capital
ToOteTs are beginning 20 take 10 mis-
work. lie made a lightning and braluy
play In Squeezing such an unusually
swift runner as Charley Jones in the
third inning yesterday He ran from
deep first, up the line. got q ball that
had been knocked down and deuecteu Dy
hughes. and touched ouJ the runner
1t was confusing and complicated play
which could be made only one way. but
freeman sized up the situation and
turned the trick by a hairs breadth
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

Bill Shipke showed a vengeful DISPOSE
ton yesterday. Evidently with the 90
Ject of throwing the hooks into the
newspaper critic who commented upon
his weak batting yesterday afternoon,
be bulged 10 the front with single ana
a triple. Keep II up Bill. old sport!
You can hand us a lemon every day IN
the week If you go about il Ihat way.
Bill did not seem in the least worried
by the fact that he was epn3sed 70 the
dangerous Waddell person, kve stood
boldly up 10 the plate and swung AT
the bali like he had received a hurry
message 10 come home at once. He
was also there with the usual pretty
fielding stunt on a slow roller.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15

There is a parrot-llke repetition Of
baseball criticisms I'm the newspapers
around the country. Somebody starts
knock and II makes the Circuit fire.
quently In the face OF the Tetu' MS. one
OF these WiSe-SaWs that has byeu beat
ing its way from one paper 70 auOtheT
has been 10 the effect that Ji.e only big
league trade made last winter in when
a manager got stung was when Cantil-
ION traded Charley Jones for Pickering.
II must be confessed that the Washing
ton papers did not like the deal when
announced and said so, and that was
J the cue for the sIedges that are always
! raised Tor CantllOu DcneHt 10 fall
with a crash that endangered the an
Wis. Certain New York hammer art
lists. especially, almost became muscle
| bound from the excessive enthusiasm
with which they pounded away en- tins
proposition. little calm Investigation
/ showed that neither Jones nor Picker
ing would play again with their 1897
managers and il was imperative that
they should be disposed of, which in
itself vas enough 10 queer the cutlery
| Of "stung!' Secondly, The figures in
| batting and rum getting were all in
| favor Of Pickering.
Now, thirdly, il one series of three
| games counts for anything. the work
/ OF Pickering against Jones in the same
series is enough TO crab the tile item
/ about CantIllon being a sucker. Pick
| ering yesterday made three hits. His
/ swat IN the nrst inning with Two Out
| advanced Delehanty. In the third in
| ming with two out his timely tap sent
| home Milan lie reached first on an
| error in the sixth and was left on base.
| With one out in the eighth he beat u
| bunt and scored on Streets triple. in
| the same game Jones flied to Ganley
| In the first inning, Wus robbed OF Il
| hit by Freeman's great play in the
: third-and famed the next two times,
| Here are their records tor the three
oar rsaL a.rfr
| Runs-PickerinE, !: Jones. O. Drove
/ home Tuns-PiCkeTing, 3, Jones, O.
| Struck out-Pickering, o; Jones. 8. Err
| rOrs-Pic6ering, ], Jones, @.
The Washington times., 1908-05-15
The score:

The score.
Washington. Alb. r II. PO. A z
Milan, cf...-.......
Ganley, lf.----.-.-- 0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-10
81 perfhiebenen gpnntiea. II b.

Sn perfhie6enen Counties, in be.
men In ben lesten sipei Sabren unter
benz ~2ocal Option @eieb aIe
Birtbidaften abseidaft tuurben, Iol.
Zen iest mebr eeifise @etrante Der.
fault tperoen, ais ie supor. 0as 30
ben bic Prohibitions . G%sita,oren er.
mittelt, unb neil lie ietbh nitt bic
&uaraee baben. in ben betreFeuben
@eeenben ibren besaneenen Sebler
ein3nseiteben unb sesen bic @eIeses
ibsrtreter uorsaseben, rufen iie Ors
tel Gam an, unit ben Boot 2eaaers-
nnb r5liferbuoen. BeiiBern4 auf ben
!Snls gu raden. 8iunenfeuens8ouet.
tor GGen min aber nit ben Nefornt.
r nifts su tbun baben, unb beauiat
fid, bamit, segen iulfe 8erIouen Dor.
sIeeben, bic BON ieinea eieenen aaen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-10

Der oe%ritorbene Grprdfibent gait
nugemein ais elm iaper reider
Rann. IS bieB, er babe, uabreuo er
i'm @eiBen Sauie uobnte, oeri6ie
bene Miaiouen auf bic bpbe aante
9ele9t uub feline 5eiube e~ntbtooeten
iid) io9ar nid1t, inn uorsuperfen, er
babe feline amtlihe @etpalt 5u fetuer
Bereiheruns miBbrauht. @rooer
Glepelanb fanb es nit bee 8aroe ieiz
ner boben StelIuns unbereinbar, uu,
oieier 8efduloisuus Rorts gu uea.
men; iebt aber ftelt es id beraus,
oaB er auBer ieiuem 5auie in griuce.
tpn uno ietner Sommerntaa In qua.
5arbS Bar TO gut lnie oar nibts bin.
t~erlafien bat. Go aiht urter {einen
&arteisenOifei tirbt rneuiee bie fd
bofentlif tiidbtie id,dmen tperben,
tnenn he bas leien, r,etnt bic @erma.
nia Gbenopuit.
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Outer Ruth.

Gin Raohen, oaS ftetS ip6t anfitebt,
Zine oole Stuno' beim Spieeet fteht;
limb oann, nod bnlb i'm Reeligee,
S&reit Rama, no bteibt Der &afee?
SIM 0aus berumlduf mie sehebt
uuo ft oann ana alauier biuiest,
Sid, p~arfamtrt - f& fein friiirt,
uno oaSn nod politiitrt -
Die lieber in Rpmaue blidt.
Gls oaB he ibre Strlmpie fttt,
Die ieoen Sport tenut uno iauu
nenneu,
Die Sup { tdslid, last %nnbrennen,
SIN Binter tdalih Shtittihuh lauft,
Gu' Gbeno in Societies" gebt,
anftatt ne fti6t. ftHt uno ndht:
Benu bic Dir nod 10 gut sef60t,
Die nteioe, oenu Gu mirtt gepreGtl
Die aber i&uu reGt frib aufitebt
uuo nidat eleih bin gum Spieset
aebt.
Die einsan bann uno ohue Stleier
Setbft eintauft Butter. 5leiid uuo
@ier.
gu Sauie nibt frdb uuo ipdt.
Siebt nah. oaB aqes rihtig seht.
Su Saus uno Rltle tidtie III,
ltebftsn In benz Rohbu4 tieh,
Die bate iie aud penia Selo
Die bait Dein Saus Dir mobt be.
'feQt:
Die, oa glib Dir aqe Rab',
Benin Did uidt - betratbe he!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-10

ten babel ertappt fuerben, seiiise De.
trduie ubue 8unOes 9i;ens gu per.
%taufeu. Obeuorein tueisert er iid
ben Sesern unO Sptbetn in ben Gem.
perenSneitern bic 9anten Der geriu.
men 81 neunen. bic gu ibrem Sdus
bon 0ntet eam 8nnbes aisenien er.
tpurben baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-10

81 Der ben ibr fir cine Shaftel
Or. atu3's Rew aiie , yiqeu aus.
sebt. sic brinlen euf @eiupoheit
one mebr toitbar In ais Sumelen.
Yrobirt oteielben fir tOpineh. Der,
ltopfune Ralarlo uno @oaenbe
i1peroen. Soltet ihr enuduitt
fpeIoe ntro eut Der Breis serue ,u.
ruderitattei in Palter Bros. apo,
tbete.
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Sef'essr.. sr.ans. ses sar.
ti,ers.

Grbeit eriparenoe @riinbuugen iiub
an Der 5agesurbnuns, un6 bic Sarmer
9eben iabrlif sroBe Summen @elo
aus, bic ibnen bic Grbeit erleidteru
touen; aber mie uiele Don ibueu ies
noriren uber ;erifbren Tire ruertbuoa.
ten Sebalfen, Sieientsen, melbe
bic Sate seuau uuteriud1t nno itu.
Dirt baben, iaseu uns, baB obne Die
Soeel BON elmer erfolereiaen Sarme.
rel teine Reoe iein tonne. Gs miro
seiast, baB iber loo, 900 arteu sSn.
istten in ben 8ereinieten erttiren,
BON fpelten bic Rebr;abl ffdblib
ietsn uub oaB elm tniettenfreFehoer
gOseI idbrltd 24OO Sniesten' pertitse.
Stsle besen ben Slauben, ouB, menn
man bieie 85set bate fid3 oermebren
lafen, anfatt fie gu t6bten, es iest
nitt n6tbis tudre, iabtlib gauienbe
uUn Dollars fur Snisttensift aussu.
9eben. Der 6tonOmiihe 8ertb Der
Bbeel beitebt BARN baS fie Sas su
ftarte ueberbnu6nebmen Der Snfetten
%nerbinbern, baB ie tleines ~llngesie,
fer. persebren, Samen bon f6abliden
Tfan5en seritorenu,to ale ausemeine
aufreiniser tbdtis finb. Die Onto.
rnologen iddbeu ben 8ertlt, 6er ben
Jarutern idbrlid bur9 Snietten &c.
ipddft, aaf miuoeitens Stueibau6ert
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9ieuite oieier S6sel oerlutis sineen,
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frerben. Der 5armer, tuelber iiebt,
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feline grnte retten bnrd 8ertitauna
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nter b%eainnet, ben 8ertb Der 869 I
als SnietteHfrefier gu idasen unb
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9etommen, tute tuidtts cine eenaue
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9ieie lluteriudbunsen muir.
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anseiteut unb ersabeu ats
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uno in ieoer 8etie beldast tper.
ben toaten: Sdwalbe, 3auu'Dnts,
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ten 9erden, SdnfIius, Stint, Spot.
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9ruTet.
(Wb(.)
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DsriebisHs
an Ole p~rSRitisnifteis:

Bir, Die bes 8aterlano's &ultur 3u
Guh 9etra9en,
Gls nod bic art ben urtual0 taum
berii6rt,
8ir bielten teit gu Gu9 in ldnsit Der.
gang men 2agen,
9oh beute tobnt Sbr's--ba SIR
3tuietra&t ihlrt!
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Bolt bon 8raoern,
Sas ioate niemals fIeiB'se Burger
Ihmdb'n
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oeutihen 2teoern
nno beutiden Grant iid3 nene Strait
erIteb'n
8eueiien htdt bic If6nen Sarmen
rings i'm 2anoe,
Die beutiher 5leiB unb beutide
9battraft jduf,
Gus finit rem Babe, SumpI uno
felbit aus oirrem Sanoe.
0a8 oeutibe 9ebensart ndst benz
8eruf.
8ie tumiiH iab's bier aus, ais mir
Dor oteten Sabren
@epileert tamen in bies DOE 2ano,
Als &unit uno 8tTenIdaft nod
fremoe D6rfer tuarer,
Wultt aud nur benz 3amen nadb be.
tannt.
9oA manfe oeutihe Site babt ;Sbr
angenommen,
8ibt 6rembenbab audi ME Der 8abr.
belt Raum;
8tr glaubten ielber uiAt, OaB 10 es
luiiroe fpntmen:
S9r finst uno ipielt uno siert hen
8etbnahtsbaum.
Bir aber %itaureu nur baB Sbr eS
tuasen t6nnet,
3u 9eb'n nit uns 10 itrenee tn's sc.
ri6t;
8er FeiB,seu 8irgern teine frobe
StuRoe sbnnet,
Der 1T 9emiB oer bette Burger uibt.
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seiGlasen,
via etnIt er5boa BED arieses Wuf i'm
9dnb,
unb freabta fdlaten mir Guh ba.
mafs-ubne 8asen;
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rrb Sau6,
@ta bieies Bot. iebot, Sas emit far
&enibenreGte.
Der Sflaoen foft, ridt Idmalern
ietaen &abnt.
1tiB es auf epie bannen aGe Huitern
Mdfte
uno itiiraen iebes Bbariidertbumi
(sus Sob, %. Diet
-9erbitbfdtter".
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Dane.

in meinem Gub in ben Ramen Der Mei-
ni9en biermit oifentliden Ddnt al ben lie
ben Wa6barn uuo Sreunoen, b~eIonoers ben
Gheleuien au9uit 2angenooerfer, ben Germ
SbaS uno Vic Duiner ionic Dm. Noes fit
bic erpteiene 6iIieIriituns pGbreno Der
9ranfbett ulierer seIiebten U.utter Nrau
Guiana Seberle uno miro uns NQeS in
o%anfbarer Grinneruns bIeiben,
SbdS. 6eberle u. Samtfte.
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anfHon.

flnte Seid,nete iptro auf Der alien Sort.
mann 1arm 8 uteilen iiibIid, bon Sermann
am
9 It a 9 b E n Is. SuIi 1908
3 Sbr WloraerS %anfon9eno tci1cnoes siaen
tbum an ben Weifttietsnoer pe1taufen:
2pferoe, 3 8iibe 2 oonpn nit RGlber. 4
Sdmeine, mebrere Dubeno Siihner, l @ras-
r1dher, / beureden. l 5demaidine, mebrere
Gs9eu uno pliise, 2 Narmpaseu, 1 Spr;i a,
tpasen. ! Top Sassp, M1aaen pIIug uno.
8ussD Seidlirr, 6eu unb Corn, anb oue
buus nnc ~aiitlengerdtbe iorpie l Rod,oIen.
2 6ei5oien u. no. 5u 5ablreid nm ouec
bier 3u bencnnen.
Yeoin9un9en, Vile Summen bis 8u ST. 90
9aar auf grobcre 9etrdse ipiro etr Srsoit
BON 8 Wlonaien seseben 9eset ylete nit
guier Sid)erheit
2enriette6o pr Il m a n.
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2u u~ertaufen.

Sine Warm lit 3u ~pcrtdufen, eire MeiIe
BON Sermaun selesen. beiteheno aus 1873
Nder, lnooon 20 a6er unter aui ur Ituo oas
hbrt9e 1T 6oBtano Wobnuns uno Staq
ung. uno geniiseno WaIIer beinoen Itt auI
BEN plaB, Deaen nGberem rpenoe man iid,
on pie Office oieies YIottes
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5ermann, ben &; u Ii 1908
Die unierseid,neten mad,en biernit be.
FAINT odB Die am Oitermpntas au Stonpbia
neu essafiif'rte Bout - Berger 9esenieitiee
Ke.erlidIeruuas -Gefe1idoft iett in Rrat III,
,perpFid,tet run bereit " ale gIertuTte bic
nnrd1 Neuer ODER 8tib enttteBen innerba!b
tbrer 9e'euId,att, AZ be3ablen.
ale bieieniser bic fid bieier ueuen 9e
ielidaft anaeidloIen. nno irgeub EN- Vlit.
slie6 6ieIer SeieaIhnft rpeldbes oardb Seuer
ooer 4tiB gu Stuoen ton,tnt, mub oiefes
innerhalb 10 9funben an bic Saratoren IN
benz Dtftrift in peldein er tuobnt, ~anaumel.
ben.
Gusnft R~toppenburg.
5reo. BD;ertien.
seratcren.
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gu pettaafea
Blu ~uerfaufen.

Wtstn YBobnhaus init otp~rerdunrten on Der
4. StraBe 1T unter siiuItiseu 9~eoinsunsen
gu oertaufen
9tdberes bel
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