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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14

Miss Anna Peterson visited friends
in West Side over Sunday.
Fine hay for sale. Phone Blk. j
M. Brink. Denison. 81 If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen visited
friends in West Side over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dozer of Dow City
were shoppers in Denison last Monday
Mrs. e. F. Kuehnle and M 8 w.
T. Perkins spent Sunday in Sioux City.
Buy your winter apples now. Our
prices are the lowest. Geo. Menagh
& Co.
Mr.. A. G. Smith. of the corner
book store. spent Sunday at his home
in Woodbine.
Mrs. John Dougherty of Vail is
spending the week in Denison visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. j. H. Kelly and Raymond Con-
ner took in the fair at Carroll last
Friday afternoon.
A number of ladies are going to
Logan this week to attend district
federation meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dean of Rock
we'll City were the guests of Mrs. E.
Hastings this week.
There will be another session of
court on November l6 with Judge
Church on the bench.
Word has been received that Mrs.
j. j. Bailey and her mother have ar
rvied safely In Denver.
Miss Edna Cater. of the Allard
Novelty store. spent Sunday visiting
relatives in Woobdine.
Mr.. j. F. Curry of Seward. Neb. i.
has been in the city this week visit
ing his parents and friends.
Mr.. j. J.. Bailey has gone up to
near Redfield. S. D.. where his sons.
Harry and Wallace. are living.
Mrs. j. b. Romans and Mrs. E.
Boylan are among those who attended
a w. r. C. convention in Jefferson
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jones expect
to spend the winter in Kingisher
Okla. and Tucson, Ari.. to escape
the rigors of an Iowa winter.
No more small potatoes. We screer
them all over II inch screen and cost
no more than others. Try US on po
tatoes. The Boys. 412
| LADIES-Those wishing help witt
their work of any kind, call on Mrs
L. A. Beaumont. 3. fremont st
lust north of the Heston house.
Under the able leadership of Mrs.
Sears McHenry and Mrs. R. A Ro
mans the plans for serving meals dur
ing the teachers convention are pros
pering finely.
Do not neglect to attend tn
Maude M. Marshall Concert Saturda
night at the opera house. You vii
hear good music. Help on a goo
cause and pay a very moderate pric
for your pleasure, Oct. 18th.
M. B. Nelson. who is now connect
ed with the bank at Extra was i
/ town on business during the fore par
of the week. He was formerly wit
, the bank at Arion. He seemed look
ing we'll and in good spirits.
Andrew Cummings, one of the hig
school boys. is attending school o
: crutches. He was riding his pon
. rapidly when on turning corne
the animal Slipped and the boy cam
out with an injured foot. 1t is no
anticipated that he is badly hur
but an active boy like he, is resti,
when around on crutches.
Mr.. l.. M. Roberts of High Rive
Alberta. Canada. is in Denison tn
week calling on old friends. MI
Roberts is prominent business ma
of High River. and is engaged in II
loan and land business. He is pres
dent of the Commercial Club of TIL
place. He will be remembered ;
the son of l. T. Roberts. at one tin
member of the law firm of Carr
son & Robrets. He is the guest /,
j. P. Conner while in Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lyon visited |
friends in Missouri Valley last Mon
day.
Mrs. F. w. Curtis of Dunlap is the
pleasant guestof Mrs. C. NJ. Jensen
this week.
Mr.. Ned Wilder drove up from Dow
City in his Ford runabout on Tues
day and called on Den;son friends.
FOR sALE-Two hard coal heat
ers cheap. In good condition. S. j.
Woodruff. 42-2tpd
Mr.. A. F. Boylan and Mr.. John
Tamm drove over to Carroll in
their auto Friday and attended the
fair.
Mrs. N. j. Wheeler was called to
Des Moines Tuesday by the illness of
her infant granddaughter. Mrs. N.
E. Wescott's child.
LOST-A pocket memoranda book
with thumb index. containing list of
names and post office addresses. Find
er please leave at Review office.
The order of the Eastern Star will
observe Sunday next as memorial day.
All members are requested to meet at
Mckim Hall at 8 O'Clock sharp.
Miss Sims will arrive Friday even
ing from Sioux City, where she is
attending Mornlngside college. She
will have as her guest over Sunday
Miss Mary Thoburn, from India. a
granduiece of Bishop Thoburn. Miss
Thoburn is sophomore at Morning
side.
The l.. T. L. meetings which are
he'd every Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock in McKim hall are increasing
in attendance and interest. Next
Monday the officers for this year will
be elected and the classes formed.
An interesting contest now on hand
in getting in old members, will be
followed by color contest for bring
lug in new members. 1t is a delight.
full sight to see the children with
their drills, marching etc. and every
child in Denison is cordially invited
to come.
Mr.. Fellows received draft this
morning for S73. so from the Council
B lutfs teachers. This enrols 147
teachers and all expect to be here
To date, rooms for over 200 have beer
asked for and this does not include al
that may be in Prof. Hotfman's mai
box, he being in the country thi.
week. Counting all those who have
been reported as coming but who
have not yet written for rooms. the
list already counts up to more thar
500. Any who were missed in the
: soliciting for and any who can take
e more than they reported. are request
ed to report to Miss Edith Gilmore
right away.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-14
Stock Hogs.

Stock Hogs.
have 2 yearling ard 2 spring Pc
land China boars for sale. Arthur
Girard. Schleswig. Aft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13
Die Miipclci cincs 0clcbgcbcrS.

.@oS Elm GicI bon mir Iprid)t, boS
od)t ih ni6t." m0gcn bie belltidramc.
rifoitiihen SroltCn olli Die nutipiIti-
iden uno babel cbenip Gcnlcincn, mic
iolormmen Ingrifie onhuorter, mel
fe boS Witalico Der StootS. @cicb.
0ebung Wopre bon Cabot Gountp
porgeiiern gcnlnht bot. GieIc Ecrlc
bon eincm @~ciebgcber bcbuuptet, or
babe oofiir geitimmt, OnB boS Cent
peren5.Gomitc ieinen 9crid)t 5llriid.
bolten iouc, biz aue gebort moroelt
ieien. llno 90 lei Die aluiie Ser &C.
fancnen SrouCn bic bilrd ocn Sang
5ltm Srltnfe ollf bie 9abn oeS 60.
tiers gcliibrt morocn Icien. llnb od
fonlnlcn MN 0cltide Trultcn nnd
NnnapollS II. trcten gcgen 2ocol Sp-
ton olf nno tra9en Oa5u bel. unlerc
nnlcrifoniihcn meiben Sroltcl, ST. oc-
grootrcn uil0 Inlerifo 81 gcrnloniii.
ren. Cine Sd)mad, Dob man ib1en
i%iberbaupt 9~eitattet babe, nof anno.
polls 6i fon,men. Sic iollten iif)
ancrifoniiireu unb lire ocltit)en
Sittcn unh 8cbrGud,e in Icutitlono
lo'Ien. Cine 10 finoiid)e @iitmidelei
brollft nlon nidt trogiih 81 nebmen.
Wdn bralld)t iid) nid)t einmoI boril-
Der SIT Gracrll. DIS lpGre Dem Monm
Moore bon Salbott-G ol1lip piel SIT
uicl Gbre angeiban. Ger pcrbiilene
6onotifer lit III feline Erobibitions.
Soce'n 10 griiItOlih pcrrnnnt, oab
inn nidt nllr ieoer Nnitono obhon-
Den gcfommen ionbern BOB er aid
olcS llrtbeil bar lit. Mfit ioldcn 9eil-
ten 5u orgimcntiren, iii cbcnio ,lucd.
los, mie cilleu Srriinni9cn ST. iibert
Seitgcri. 81 beboncrn bleiht MIR.
Dab Elm iold)cr Menid in Die @eieb-
gebnna scrotben lit. Cine ianbere
stlisleie Der @iiraer bon 5olbots
County dis Wertreter IN ser Stdois-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13

Nn'trld) bate i%lripriin9lid Die 6eii?,
peld)e Sontg Ilionio Don Spanicn
oleie Wode nod DEM Moooluteit Oar.
ceIota nlod)te. Gtc Wlcbr5abl leiner
Wiinllter botte ibm unIdBlid) Der 2lt-
tentot@0robllngen Der Oorttgen lint
'tilr5ler elltldieOen ONuon abgcra-
then, oIlein CT lieB iid) nidt obidrc'
den un0 bcItun0 0arnli, BOB iidJ Elm
&Onig nift iiird)tcn oiirie, iid) it,
gen0luo IN ictnem &un0c 81 3eigcn.
Ser ipaniide a0nigotnabc, meld)er
IN Der crItcn Belt i%cilcr Hcgicrung 10
ntclrn6 getaoelt un0 f%ritiiirt mor0en
1T, tdn1t an, lllS 81 inlponlrcn. IS
mar pcrlt0noig bon ibnL Dab er Ieinc
@emablin nidt nit ouf Die HciIc
nGbnL 6enn Ole Nnpcicnbcit oerlel.
bcn milroe i'm nidt Dor cinem etua
bcablihtigten Ittcntot 9cidilbt bu-
bcn, uno Die iunge H0nigilL lpeldc
bolo mieOcr iDrcr Micocrtlunit cllt-
gcgcn iicbt, lit eS ibrcn SInOcrll
idul0ig ibr &eben tcincr unn0tDigen
0cfobr oll9SltIeBct.
Scr Strcit, pcld)cr IN Tolge Der
0cidlagnobme bes nnacblih nit
Mnficn fir 6ineIiid]c Heuolutioni
item bclra6tctcn, iaponii6cn Cant
piers nSotiu Wtdrlt" 5uiid)cn China
mo &opon beitan0, lit nod nid)t
gnlr5 bcigclcgt, obglcid) Gbtna gb.
bite fir oa5 Gin5iebcn Der jopani.
idcn 6lngge olli DEM 6obr5eug &c.
lCiitrt bat. Sapon bcitcbt oltd altf
Sreigebung oe3 9ompierS unb alii
GntlhGoiqung, unO lGBt 0urbblidcn,
bob ca %geionnen lit, icinc Sorocrln.
gen cucntltcQ nit @cmaIt 0urd5uies
ten. IS lit icooh icbr irnglif, oh
Is pu0en miro, oieic Groblng SIT
Ocriuirflidcn, obglcid) c5, iuic oielcr
So0c problcriid aus Gofio perfilll-
oct iUlroc, gcgenuGrtig cine 0oppeIt
10 itorfc &riegsiIottc bciibt, iuie 5llr
3eit 0C& NuSbrlld)S 0e9 ariegc5 nit
HuBIou0. 9iesmol mcroen eS bic
WiGd)tc folm i0luerIid 5u cincat
ncllcn &ricgc in Oltolicn fon1mcn lnl.
lcn; GnNlono loa lcincm ioponlldrl
Ncrbiinocten bereit3 cine 0icSbc5!igs
lidc MurnunG 5ilgeben luIicn boben.
Nic ans Der &apltuot gcmel0ct
miro, criltirt einigc Nlt2Iid)t, Dab 0aa
Giomuntrn : Wonopol ourh Nid)t.
crncltcrung oeS int Inllicnocn DO.
nat crlGideuocn Gontrottc5 5luildJen
Der .Yrclpicr 9ianIono Comp" nno
Dem 9iomunten Spn0ifot, neld
&eetcrC5 biSbpt oie Groouftiun Der
rYrcnricr So" iolpohl lpie Der DC
Beers 60" iibcrra6nt Iur1b ullf Den
Murft brad)tc, in Die Bride gehen
miro. Sm Sale ser Gontrnft nid)t
crncilcrt miro, 10 miro sic oErcmier
60" Der Sc Nccr3 So" 0cn &rieg
crtlGren, uno mir mollen Damn ic.
hen, iuie bicl Die Giantontcn I'M
FreiIe lintcn, che mir ms cInigc
red)t prd6tige 6lntcliicine 5%ulcgen.
llnicr Si1on5toiicr s, Eierpout
Morgon bat Die a0nigin bon Gng-
-lolpoS SOC olnpG loo loq onol!uoGl
.ut 1loqpq llotpolt!loa ai11pi6 pur
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ncbnlcn. llcbcrballpt lit Der a0ni1
Der SolniIie Ntorgon icbr geluogcn
nn6 ertDeilt ibr b1l,iig @cmciic lei.
ncr Sulb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13

geihdHsfHhrer G. n. SciHi, Bobuuna:
q. & y. 121 VI GaIbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13

aaentnr fur Uafhiustpn unS 9itrtft Columbia:
@m. Sanuenann. t615 1,ariou.Str, H..R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13
~@criommInnNs . Mnaeiacn.

Sic Sabress2crfummIunG heS ,Altcc Nuna'
strabcu 9eibs uno Spar.9crctus Uuu Baltimore"
iitoet nm IL. MARS, NbenbS 8 llbr. in Der
Gongrebs0alc. Suolucits6te Baltimore. Ino
Bono Strafc, iiuit. .QtitgIicocr. lpelde ttft ers
iueiHen, nerocn in StrQIe geHoIlIleI.
G04G) I. e. 9err, Sefrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13
Sircfturcnluahl.
MARINERS nnO McrnantS' g,atiuualgan

Baltimore, ocn T.. Ntur6.
IN Der rcOeludBipeu Seriummllng oes Sis
rtiiuriums, uelde an .. Mars 1905 nh9ebullGn
luuroe, lit 0r. Monm Scnpcrt 8lnt UilIalIeo oc5
Nircttorllnls fir oa5'Iaufetoe 8eibaftsiabr err
udblt lpOroen.
Is. u. Esburn,
(70) Noliircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-13

@ciebgebitng, oieicr Scrr M}oore. -
Scin riipclboitcr @%nllcmotbioa mo
icinc Qeb0iiiacn Scrlcumoungen mer-
Den Den OclttifsomCrifuniidcu 6rau.
Ell n.tdt i'm 8erin9itcn idooen.
Roiulanb's tiirfiidje SGbcr,
Gauttable' @ebanbe. 9Oitamt aeseu. etsts uifen.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1908-04-25
Mining Engineer Wants Job.

Mining enyineeE%~5ft--'ftiiffttee teen years
laEaeticat * perience, at present holding
responsible position in the mining de-
partment of one of the largest COM
panies in Mexico, desires change of
location June LIST.
Can furnish best of references, but
what is moro, can MAKE GOOD in
any underground capacity. 1 desire TO
hear from good companies operating In
Mexico that req uire the services of q
competent person.
ADDRESS CAPABLE MINER,
Care THE BORDER VIDETTES
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
OUR BRAINS ARE DOUBLE.

But Only One of Them Ia Used tc
Think With.
Man has pair OF brains just as he
has pair OF eyes and pair of ears,
declares DR.. William Hanna Thomson
In Ererybody's. But, asserts DIR.
Thomson, only one Of our two brains
is used to think with. He continues:
When we come into this world we
have pair Of quite thoughtless brains
and nothing more To become intelli-
gent beings we must acquire whole
host Of mental faculties and endew-
ments, not one of which does a human
being bring with him at birth No one
was ever born speaking English nor
any other language No newly born
babe Knows anything by sight nor by
nay other sense. Every kind of knowl-
edge has to be gained by personal edu-
cation. But only recently have we
found that this education necessitates
the creation OF local anatomical
change in brain matter to make 1t the
special seat for that accomplishment
Thus no one can become a skilled VIC
BIN player until by long fashioning he
has at last made violin playing place
In his cerebrum.
"But all this brain fashioning takes
SO much time and trouble that for
mere economy of labor, as one hemi.
sphere will do all that is necessary
the individual spends his efforts ON
one of them only. AS both hemi-
spheres are equally good for this pur.
pose, which of the two he win educate
depends on which one he begins with
This Is settled for him when as a
child he begins all his training by the
hand that he then most easily uses:
hence 1t Is that all the speech centers
and all the knowing and educated
places are to be found only In the left
hemisphere of the right handed and In
the right hemisphere Of the left hand
ed -
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
News NOTES
FROM CHESTER
Chester, Montana, May Is, 1908.

tuCSLEi, NOItctud, way 10, Acoos
We are having some much needed
rain the last few days, and it is still
raining
John Mitchell went to Shelby on
No, /, Tuesday
Miss Babe Ellis WIS aan arrival from
Havre Sunday.
Mrs. f. C. Eckenbeck is expected
to arrive in Chester about June 1st
Mr. Eckenbeck is the new clerk who
has taken Geo Dutro's place in the
Bourne & Hamilton store.
A doctor is expected from Massa-
ehusetts in short time to look over
this locality with view of settling
here permanently
The school picnic will be held ON
the Marias on May e2na.
The new minister is expected some
time this week.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
Caring For Invalids.

Allow them to suggest the arrange
ment Of their rooms If they wish.
Leave the windows free that there
may be plenty Of room to see the out
side world.
Always strive to take q cheerful and
comforting atmosphere to the sickrson
Prepare the invalid's tray as daintily
and temptingly as possible.
Be cheerful and pleasant, but not
loud. Do not crowd the room with Wis
itors or allow too long calls to he made.
Be careful not to cfiticise, argue on
antagonke IA Invalid in any way. 1t
VIII make weak person nervous
BE carefui not to Jar the bed or chai,
or sit SO as to keep fresh air frem the
p&fient
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
THE OUTER
DARK ESS.
BY SIDNEY II. COLE.
Copyright, 1907. by G. II. sutcliffe.

4
Ackroyd moved his chair from the
corner that he might have an unob-
structed view Of Drusilla's face. She
was seated near the piano lamp osten-
sibly examining the score Of recent
musical farce he had brought her, Her
chin rested in one little upturned palm,
and her eyes were fixed pensively on
the music In her lap. Ackroyd watch
ed her silently for some moments He
was loath to disturb that pose.
II saw Ted Briggs today he said at
length, and he said it with the evident
expectation of futter Of excitement
on Drusilla's part. In this. however,
he was disappointed. She turned q
page of the score without raising her
eyes
did your she said calmly.
Il did," he affirmed. "Had a sort Of
an all gone air about him.
Drusilla was silent.
'Looked as If he needed some one to
sympathize with him-or kick him.
Ackroyd pursued.
Another page Of the score was turn
ed, but Drusilla said nothing.
Haven't seen him round here late
ly,' said Ackroyd, and his tone sug-
gested much
TITS something over week since he
called last" said Drusilla innocently.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
MONEY CHANGERS.
They Must Keep Posted on European
Coins and Counterfeits.


Coins and counterfeits.
II never realized until today" said a
man who had just returned from Ell
rope, what an undertaking it is to be
money changer.
II came back with about $40 In for
eign money. principally French and
italian. This ( took to money
changers to cash In
'He looked over the coins rapidly
throwing them into little piles and put
ting down notes on slip Of paper.
When he had cleared up the lot he
said had $10.25 coming to me.
"At first thought he was doing me,
but he was not. He showed me a
dozen or go italian coins that had been
demonetized and were worth about 90
cents Oh the dollar. There was nice
Attle pile of counterfeits that were not
worth cent, and altogether only
about third of the coins that
brought home were worth their full
value
'*The only consolation had WAS that
I thanked my stars I ana Ia the 1naar
ance business and not In the exchange
business, for my poor little brair
could not carry half the things that
those fellows have to remember"
The man with the coins did nat ex.
aggerate. There are thousands OF dit
ferent coans floating abeat that q
n1eaeg changer has to know. He haA
10 keep In mind every desnonetased
coin made Within the last fauadred
years.
In addition to that, there are counter
feats. The Immigrants btang over heaps
OF bad coins. Many OF them buy up
commercials cheap, with the hope OF
exchanging them at nllis island.
Then there are the coins OF the South
American countries. They are worse
than those Of the European countries.
Brazil, for instance, has scheme all
Ns own. Certain notes are good for ten
years. After that time for every year
they lose 10 per ceat Of their face
and they are worth only the paper
they are printed on.
As one man expressed it, you have to
know the history Of the world to be a
money changer. A peculiar part Of the
business is the reshipment Of coins
back to the countries whence they
came. Often during the rush season
one firm sends back million coins,
while it is estimated that In the course
Of a year $1O,OO0,0o0 in foreign money
rs reshipped to Europe and a million to
the rest of the world.
Money changing is a business just
like any other They do not exchange
money; they buy it, and when you go
there with foreign coins they buy them
from you at a stated price. When you
so there to get foreign coins you buy
them from them at certain price just
as you buy eggs and cigarg.-New York
Sun.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13

GRAFETY.
Ackroyd smiled grimly but Drusilla's
eyes being on the score it's meaning
| was lost OH her. U.s.
Same old story, Ipresume," said he.
whats the same old story2' she
said, with some emphasis.
"Got his congo, eh?''
"What are you talking about?'
'tTed Briggs"
'sWeh, what about him?''
''He seems to have been cast into the
outer darkness with his innumerable
predecessors" Aekroyd observed.
Drusilla shrugged her shoulders.
II don't see why I should fret my
self over that" she said.
"For casting him there, OF course, !"
said Ackroyd severely.
Admitting did, said Drusilla with
challenge In her voice.
tied Briggs IN particular friend
Of mine" Ackreyd began.
''Must I marry all yoar particular
fr1enda?'' said Drusilla with sardontc
Difference
Aekroyd's eyes flashed angrily.
"You knew ali the time he was TAX
Ing things seriously" he demonstrated.
"Yeu might have little mercy on
such chaps"
"Oh. don't let's squabble every night
you come here, said Drasilaa YEARLY.
Here's the PALM song Shall sing
1t to you. MAXI"
She seated herself at the piano and
sang with all her inimita BILE little droll.
cries. When she had finished she
swung about to face Ackroyd.
Ibid that soothe your savage breast,
Maker" she asked sweetly.
Ackroyd scowled. when will you
ever be serious?" he said.
II was never so serious in my life,"
she asserted Indeed I am complete
" weighed down with responsibility
and remorse You don't imagine he'll
take prussic acid, do you, Max2' she
ended in tragic tones.
Ackroyd looked at her with cold dis
approval.
Between old friends he began
But Drusilla at once cut him short
"Now, Max, I'm awfully sorry, but il
you begin to scatter any of that IA
therly advice about here youll have to
go home, and l counted on delightful!
evening with you here" she said ten
tatively.
Nevertheless" said Ackroyd Il
shall say what set out to. be the pen
atty what it may"
Drusilla rested her elbows On thu
keys and looked at him archly
Il was about to remark" Ackroyd
went on, that III the social sea you
are sort of uncharted reef on which
the affections of many serious minded
young men are shipwreeked."
What metaphorl" she tainted
Their shipMrecks don't seem to be
alarming calamities. however. They
survive them"
And there are others who are in
danger OF sailing straight on to the
reef, knowing all it's dangers" said he.
Dear me- said DrusiHa. They
should take course in navigation"
1.-THE fear OF ridicnie may keep them
away for time. but In the end they're
bound to tempt fate" he said
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-13
Obstinate Parents,

"Reginald,' said the head of the
family, Il have told YOU again and
again that you are not to pull the cats
tall"
Reginald eyed him sadly. You are
getting very obstinate. father he said
zeprovingsy.- London Globe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
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ten nobc Iicgt. Gic Goftoren Garter,
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ration 81 idreitcn. Die Ner5tc DIT.
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5ichcn ioIte. iobuIo er ppaitdnoig
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mem ipcitcrcn &rnnfbcitSailfau Dor.
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oob 0icS ratbian icill Giirfte.
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bonn 9lblcbcn oeS cinitigcn Yr6iioen.
ten Glepelano iibcrbradt mlrbc, Der.
licb cr leinem lcbbaitcn 0eoaucrll
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legramm an Srun Glepelnub abiens
ocl. Sr. Sberman glalbte, ipGte-
items ON Sonntog 0as &oipitol Der.
lniien ST fonnclt, pclln feline Gum.
pIifationcn eintrctrn.
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Wic Gin Mardcn.

Eittsbnrge Na, %. Suui. -
Dab .es Die perid)ieoeniten Seiratbs.
griiube giebt, baben Sri. @li5abetb
Gulbertioitrpon @ooiter, o., uno ibr
ietiger gbegatte beipieiet. 6rf.' Gitl.
b~ertion brad)te 5um gelud bier6er
ibren prdhtpollen goltiebuno .Won.
tag" nit. las brope Sbier Lief tort
llnO Die per5peifelte 9eiiserin er.
flarte oifentlid, iie werbe fir oet
Sinoer uno @ieoerbringer Aaes
tbun. Soloune Z. Glilrate, Gin Dit.
glicb Der bieiigen Seuermebr, ianb
Den Silnb, brad)te i'm ser ~iibergliicf-
lid)en Serrin mie0er mo perliebte lid
"a tempo" 10 beitig in iic, onB er ais
@inlOiung hires Seripredens per.
longte, iie iolc i'm beiratben. Sic
bat ons Dor 0rci Sa9en getban.