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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11
Certainly.

certainly.
There's no sense in telling a pretty
girl that she's pretty"
'Yes, there is
"What?"
Proves to her that you are a person
Of Judgment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11

People who want to give advice are
as plentiful as those who want TO
stand for touch are scarce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11
Where He Took IL.

Her husband was so very nice.
he always took his wife's advice
That Is, be took Ii steaming hot
And threw 1t In a vacant lot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11

Knew His Class.
when are you
going to butcher
hogs?"
at o m o rrow.
Why?"
Il t h o u 6 b t
some of coming
over"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11
THE ARGUS.

BY THE J. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11

The more a woman talks the more
there seems to be to say ON the sub
ject.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-11

The things that married man thinks
he does. but doesn't. are n source of
great discomfort and WEAKNESS to him.
Only people who don't have to move
next month can enjoy the pleasant
April weather; the rest of the world is
too busy.
Some people are the most impressive
when they are silent.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Dog Owners. Attention.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC that Morris
Buyer has purchased store at 1901 9Th
Sc, formerly occupied by Louis Kaliner.
ivpy-2r
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
SLAIN GIRL WOOER,
SAYS POLICEMAN
Accused of Murder, Tells
Court She Committed
Suicide.

NEW YORK, July A.-David z. Shell
lard, the Brooklyn policeman who is
under arrest charged w!th having muir
dered pretty Barbara Rieg. who was
shot to death in the shelter house OF
Irving Square Park. was arraigned in
the New Jersey avenue police court to-
day. where he set up an odd defense.
He persisted that he had not annoyed
the girl with his intentions, as her
friends have declared, and. in extenua-
ton, said that she wOOed him.
"She forced her attentions upon me-"
he went on. even asking me TO desert
my wife and elope with her"
Mrs Eva Rieg. the mother OF Bar
bara, said there was not the slightest
doubt but that her daughter was the
victim OF an assassin.
She was as happy as a child when
she left home the night before her
death" said the mother. she was
thinking only Of the man she was en-
gagged to wed, and Of the happy days OF
wifehoOd ahead
SheIlard's confession that he was in
the shelter house with the girl when
she grabbed his revolver and killed her
self, has not satisfied his superiorS, and
ne again will be put through a Cruel
ing examination.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
THEIR RITES QUEER,
Is WOMEN ARE HELD
Men Have to Take Of Goats 10
Drive Devil Out, Ex-
plains Bishop"

NEW YORK. July 24.-Thirty-two dis
heveIed devotees Sf the Church OF ths
First Assembly OF Christ, twenty-five
OF whom were v 1me n. were taken from
the cells Of the Vernon avenue police
station AID lined Up before Magistrate
HigginbothasSl.
All OF the women WIN had been gath
cred ia-duI ,ng TIE rad and who. the
police say. were not sufficiently clad
when arrested, had been permitted 70
arrange then toilets, but the seven
men were not at all presentable when
they got 70 court
The two charges against the bishop
we read. Then Higginbotham ar
rsizl ID tlree other members OF the
party on the second Of the charges.
that o. oJrz aging public decency. The
afidavics Cf Policeman Seins, who had
witnessed through q window the rites
OF the sect, and Of the Rev Malachi
CO oriel, who had attended the church.
were read.
why do the Hen strip 20 their IN
dershtrts and the women take OF their
skirtsZ' asked the magistrate
The men take of their coats because
that IS necessary 70 drive the devil
out the bishop answered.
Ban was fixed at 500 for Bishop
Robinson. and was fixed the same
amount on the charges against three
others
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Police Join Crusade
To Make City Beautiful

The police have Joined in the crusade
to make Washington a "spotless town"
While inspectors of the Health Depart
ment are making proprietors Of lunch
rooms. hotels. and other places clean
up their establishments. members of the
police force are making a house 10
house canvass to see that the health
regulations are compiled with in private
dwellings.
Il have instructed the captains TO CO.
operate with the health inspectors and
aid them In every way" said the major.
Back yards must be cleaned ND. sewer
and water connections must be in prop
er shape. and where the regulations are
being violated. I have instructed the
men to make arrests, and bring the Of
tenders before the Police Court"
The police say that back yards In
Washington are generally in a fair
condition Of cleanliness. Where II IS
found that cellars, yards and areaways
are filled with trash and rubbish. the
occupants OF the houses are notified TO
clean up A second inspection will be
made IN a day or so, and IL the person
has neglected to do so. q warrant Is
issued.
Major Sylvester says that he wants
TO aid the Health Department IN every
possible way to make washington
clean town He calls attention, how
ever, to the fact that orders are issued
to the police at regular intervals to have
the members OF the force inspect back
yards.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24

CASE CHOICE LAGER BEER. soc; 1Oc
rebate on empties. Gal. choice Claret.
Port, or Sherry, 75c. T. r. BEAVERS,
4Z3 ~ st sw. Phone NJ 5192- jy24-16t
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
FIGHT OIL TRUST,
PRESIDENTS ORDER
(Continued from 81 Pagel

lowed and me ACCESSIBILITY OF the fling
Of writ OF certiOrari with the United
States Supreme Court will be discussed.
By asking for such writ the Govern
ment attorneys would get the case in
its present form before the highest
tribunal and there would thus be q
possibility Of preserving Judge Lands
So. 10000 fine. Having complete juris-
diction over the issues involved, the
Supreme Court could reverse the Cir
cult Court Of Appeals.
James H WilkersOn, special counsel
in the Standard Oil cases, is looking I'D
the record IN the case and will prob
ably report his conclusions 10 District
Attorney Sims before Sunday.
Chauncey Martyr, Of counsel for the
Standard OIL Company, today took issue
with that part OF President Roosevelt 5
statement which says there is abso-
lutely TO question Of the guilt OF the
Standard Oh Company.
AS a matter o. fact" he said, there
are limitations IN the appellate court 5
opinion that the guilt Of the Standard
oil Company, Of Indiana, has not been
established"
Judge Lands still declines to discuss
the GrOsscup opinion. lie Will leave
tonight for six weeks outing IN MIchi-
gan
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
BULL RUN CANNON
GIVEN TO STATE

PROVIDENCE, July A-The recent
celebration of the forty-seventh ami
versary Of the battle of Bull Run was
made doubly significant to the veterans
of the First Rhode Island light artillery
by the presentation to the State OF a
piece of ordnance said to be the only
one which was saved from the opening
battle with the Confederate forces on
the occasion OF the first battle OF the
war
The cannon has been in the possession
OF William Sprague. the war governor
OF the state, since the battle. and today
was duly turned over to the State with
appropriate ceremonies and wNl here
after grace a prominent spot on the
state House grounds
Following the ceremonies the remain
ing members OF the battery held their
annual outing. Governor Sprague I'M
fortunately could not be present at the
ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph L. Lyons and Virgie [. Tancju
James +. Hassett. of Chattanooga
Tenn, and Winifred Duffy, of ass
city.
Paul Mitchell and Ethel Murray Leach
Daniel Summer and Ada Jackson.
Alfred l. Brown and Ruth :. Rfdzler
Harry West and Florence E Richard
son.
James Jensen and Estella EnRlebrizht
both of Baltimore. Md.
Richard l. Cosby and Mary C Stroth-
eTs. both Of Alexandria, Va
James B. Smith and Mamie Snyder.
Benjamin II. Dean and Rose A. Mullen
both OF Harrisonburg, Va
William N B. Byrne and Florence
Byrne, both Of ArcOla, Va.
Edwin s. Norman and Mae NJ Per
kins.
George W. Alderman and Johanna En-.
gelbrecht.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24

Continued from First Page)
worst that ever marked an Olympic
cilable.
Say Judges Planned Coup.
Taylor. Carpenter, Robbins. and all
the other American athletes believe that
the judges deliberately planned the dis
qualification coup. and exercised sur
veillanee In order to give color 10 taeIr
scheme.
The judges say that they got wind OF
the plan Of the Americans 10 foul Halls
we'll This is considered ridiculous. for.
II there were such a plan on foot. no
one save the three American entrants
would have known OF it. In addition
10 this the three Americans are as clean
as they make them in athletic matters.
y looks very much like a case OF
England determining to go TO any eX-
IRENE 10 save the reputation Of HAS
We'll, her only remaining athlete who
stood show OF bringing honor to the
British team
fact that there are but two DAYS more
OF the mismanaged. rumpus-producing
meet and the athletes Of other nations
join them in this feeling.
Inc net result will probably be that
athletic relations between England and
America will be severed for years 70
come. Certain Il is that a Yankee
athletic team will not think OF invad-
ing England until the last memory Of
the present Olympiad has vanished.
SmithsOn Ties Record.
Shaw and Smithson. both OF America,
won In the semi-fnals IN the IO-Ineter
hurdles. Smithson tied the Olympic
record IN the second heat when he went
the distance In 10 rs seconds. The re-
suits Of other events this morning fol-
low:
In the pole vault, sections !. 2. and 3,
Gilbert, America, won. with a vault OF
II feet.
England defeated America IN the
team swimming race
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Special Notices.

Good Printing a Trade Winner
Why not utilize the power OF good printing
business bringer and make summer
business profitable? Have Us estimate on
Folders. BlOtters. Mall Cards. etc
JUDD & DETWEILER, Inc.
The Big Print Shop. 1902 18th.
CASE CHOICE LAGER BEER, SOC; 10c
Port. or sherry, 75c. T. R BEAVERS,
423 ~ st sw. Phone NJ. 51s2. jy24-16t
WALL PAPERS Phone n. AIRS
VIM. W. MATCHETT . q Z 13 Ws
myl5-eOd-sot
WILL THE PERSONS WHO WIT
messed al alteration IN which a young
white man was struck or kicked in the
face by a conductor on a nOrth-bOund
Brightwood avenue car, between Euclid
and FairmOnt streets. Monday, July 20,
munIcate with NJ. S HARRINGTON,
Room 4O4. Stewart Building. 9Th and D SITS.
jy2S-5t
Dog Owners, Attention.
A meeting of the Dog Owners Associa-
ton will be held on Friday, July D. at S
p. m, in the parlors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. BrentanQ building, 18th &
T SITS NV, by courtesy Of the Washing
ton Chamber Of Commerce. Every mem
Der those who wish to become mem
bers and every friend Of the much
abused dog. ladies and gentlemen. are
cordially invited to meet with US to
take such action as may be deemed
best for the preservation OF our rights
and for the defense OF our property in
dogs. Be sure to bring with you the
blood and spirit OF 1776.
7. EDW. CLARK, President.
3y214t
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC that Morris
Buyer has purchased store at 1901 9Th
Sc, formerly occupied by Louis Kaltner.
lyz5-1t
PARTIES WANTING PRIVILEGES,
Etc. at Marlboro Fair Grounds, or in
formation pertaining TO same. apply in
person or by letter to r. +. CRONIE,
1891 H st. ne. Jy17-15t
DAIRY LUNCH-Quick service. whole
some food; pool & billiards; I'd door from
baseball park. everything strictly up-to-
date. HARRY GENTNER, 7th & Fla. ave.
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished desk
room in coolest Office in city; every con-
venience- 3o7 Bond Bldg. jy15-tf
TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
STRIKERS KILLED
IN BOMBAY RIOT
Two Policemen Wounded in Crash
With Mob-Will Call Troops
10 Enforce Order.

BOMBAY. July 24.-Two officers were
fatally wounded and several strikers
killed today IN a clash between the
police and a mob.
The employees OF eleven factories
Joined the army of strikers today. I'm
less the military is called on to sup
press the rioters. the situation soon
will be beyond control
Work in nearly all the factories Of
Bombay is suspended. and before the
end OF the week the strikers count
on having practically the entire work
ing class of the city IN their ranks.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Died

BRIGNOLE-On Thursday, July %. 1908,
ANUNCIETI BRIGNoLE, beloved wife OF
the late Peter Brfguole.
Funeral from her late residence, 316 Del
aware avenue northeast a. $50 a. m
thence 20 ST. Aloysius' Church. where mass
VIII be said Tor the repose Of her soul
Relatives and friends invited to attend. 1t
%CLURE-At Chicago. Ill. July % 1903
MARTHA EDWARDS MCCLURE, beloved
wife of Theophilus Mcclure. aged sixty-six
Interment from Lees undertaking es-
Establishment 10 Arlington on Saturday, July
., at 10 q. m. II
BRISCOE--On Friday morning. EMMA
VIRGINIA. infant daughter OF Samuel NJ
and Virginia BriEcOe
Baltimore papers please copy.) II
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
TOday'S Vital Records
Births

Births
Frederick G. and Hannah N. Walker,
girl.
David w. and Imogin NJ Taylor, girl.
William a and Mary r. SaylOr. girl.
Robert J. and Anna y. Quinn, boy.
Daniel and Dorothy McCarty, boy.
John W. and Elizabeth Mcmillan, boy,
John Z. and Mary Murphy, boy
Howard T and Ella NJ. Light, boy.
John j and Marie z LuslCy, girl.
Elmer s. and Elizabeth Jackson. girl.
Rufus l. and LOt1e Hill, boy
Johnson and Jean HagOOd, boy.
George and Clara V. HeUmann. Rdr1
John F. and Blanch n. lille, boy.
Thomas S. and Pearl / Gaddess- bow.
James w. and Elizabeth <. Gordon.
girl.
The Washington times., 1908-07-24

There are good many
house renters IN this city A
hundred OF these would make
good tenants for that house OF
yours-tsn OF this hundred ara
reading the To Rent adA.
sSery 6ey now
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
Deaths.

Caniace K Collins. 70 years. % Ninth
street southeast.
Earl Tucker, 2 years, sos Harrison street
AnacOstia.
Richard Baker, months, 924 Nineteenth
street northwest.
Bessie Daniels, 1 month, Prospect street,
Reno. D. 9.
Marietta Bali. "A days, COS c street
The Washington times., 1908-07-24
MARATHON STARTS
AT GRUELLING PACE

CONTINUED from First Page,
The Washington times., 1908-07-24

worst that ever marked an Olyn
meet; and the two camps are irrec,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
&crcinigtc Sanger BON Baltimore.

&ouptQuarticr: .@crmonio : WtGn.
ncrbor . Sale" &rGiiocnt @cnrD
SbomoS; correiponojrcnocr unO pro-
tofcQircnocr SefrctGr pro tenn. @.
Simmclbeber, Nr. 80, Noro,GOcn-
StroBc; 6inou5ictrctdr g. 0irnmcl'
6cbcr, 9}r. 3l5, NorO-GOcnsS troBc:
Shobnciltcr $. NtidlidL 9tr. 7l3,
@arncr.S tro6c; Giri8ent 81, Sem.
berger. &criomnllung ieOcn 5~lucitcll
6rcitoG I'M Wonot,
,0ernloniusG uarfctt Club"
Sauptqlorticr; @ngrcr'$ @olIc,
Nr. TIC, Noro.Eoca.S trobc, Sir8.
Itul,oc: GicnitogS. Girigcnt ).
SuroluS.
.Nrion."
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Wittpod - 9irigcnt; s. e. Jront.
nSarmonic."
&allptQl,orticr: Nr. Ala, @clt.
6opette . StroBc. SingittmOc: Gicn.
tags - Giri0cnt: Sobn u. &lell1.
.@ermuniu WtGnnerdor."
9ollptqltorticr: @crmania . MiGn-
nerd)oreSoQe, Nr. 4t0 bis 412, @cit.
2ombaro-S troBe. S~inGItunoe: Con.
ncritogs - Iiri0ent: Gbeooor Sent
berger.
nY6robiinn."
Saltptqltorticr: 6roblinn . 9ale,
9tr. 2000, 5rc6erid gluenlte. SinG'
itunOc: MiittpotS - Girigcnt: SoDu
u. alcin.
,@rbciter-M Gnncrdpr."
&auptQuortier: anOrcoS' &uue.
Or. 81, Sonoperitrobc. SingitunOe:
Mlittuod)S - Girigent: Gooio Ntcs
lunlct.
nGgalia.N t6nncrdlor."
9olptQuortier: @oigt'8 SoGe, 0r.
tt22, Sorforb. apenl,c. Singitunoc:
GienItogS - Girigcnt s. &. 6ranf..
Occult oint Nidmncrdor."
SouptQltarticr: 3lpifcr's So1c,
ode Cuba. uno anoreitrobe. Sing.
itiutoe: Wtittluof NbcnOs S llbr -
Girigent; Sllbert ariippel.
.arbeiter. 2icoertaiel."
Souptqilartier: 8ol3' Sole, gtr.
40S, @eIt = 2eringtonltroBe. Sin1.
itunoc: GienItuos-1iri0cnt 9llbert
Stripped.
.Welooic."
Sniptqllorticr: i. HieS' 9oIl:,
Gfe 2opItrobe nnO geluir-Minrft
SingItlnoe: GonnerItagS - Girl.
gent: 4. aaroluS.
o@apcriiGIcr WGnncr6or."
&nuptuunrtier: Nd%crnlonn'$ SoGc,
Gfe BON Caroline. mo 8ouGbitroBc.
Singitunhe: Gonnerita9 @bcnoS -
Iirigent: Iltgllit Sdneioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

@oHnCrncur Sob on pol
WiunCioto crflGrtc in elmer Ncbc bel
Scr Gntbiilung zines GcntmolS ollI
Dem Shlo6tiel0e pom Shiloh Scnn,
oa6 sic fiir3Iid, criolqtc Gntid)ciour0
o2a Cher neutrality-suspicious. ilbcr 0ic BE
illQuiiiic Der Nrl0carid)tcr zines Der
unQliifIitltcu GrCi4niiic III ser @e.
id)id)tc umicrcr Gcpublif lei. liner
NcgiCrluN1ipltcm boiirc olti 0cn
HCd)tcn Scr Stuotcn, ibre NnGclc9ens
better iclbit SIT controlircn. Gurd) Die
Gutihcioln9 OC2 obcritcn @crid)t@.
bofc9 milr0c 6 obcr 0Cn u~htcr0eor0,
nctrn @unoc&0Cridtcn crnl0QIidlt, bic
MulbllmAcn Der Stnotcn 5lt coltroIt-
rclL, ais oh bicic ciniohc Fropin5crl
mGrcu. Gas nCl,c SpItcm miirOc cine
rn0itolc NcnbcrlrnN III inherent oIt-
@bclnGbrtcn HCgicrrng3 Spltcn Ter
porrliCn un0 oic Stootcn Der @un,
Ocarcgicrlu9 ~0cgcnilbcr in cine ntc
Qcuhutc NbbdnNi0fcit bri1gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

Der Qrst fi6 an feline 5ruu. llnO nun
rar or ni9t mebr Ir5t, ionoern Der
Wonn.
en- cinem einsi9en qusenbIid luuro
i0r oa pl0bIjd tlar - moourf puBtc
Iie nidt - Dab or ifon LANCE IN baS
ipuBte, ipoS ie fir ibr 8ebeimniB
belt. Gr Ie9te nur gang Iei4t unb
glei6Iam poriidtig ben @rm I'M iie.
ais er ie fprtfiibrte, oamit iie aus
ru6e, unp cine unaus9sIprp6ene 6rage
lag in feinem Bid.
Oa mari Ie iid) in feline Irme, bic
iid) i9r Wilig offneten uno rief obne
lleberle9un9:
.Oh, 4rel, 0u bait infer Sinh aez
rettet uno audi MIDI! Sag. piait
Gu mir beIien - mir beIfen, baB iD
mid gang lpieperfinoe unb tpieber id
IelbIt rperoe - unb ppr alien -
tannIt Oh p~cr5ciben?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Sn1ue flcirc 6arneu
Gallagher, Der Sanmcifcr.
Salt! Scbcu Sic!
2cicn Sic oicic Mnnunec!
I'm ptrfnufcn NnnIcr I'M GOO NIo6 be
Npro.9n5erue. Strahe.
GucuI frrtiudeftclt,

IN bfffnuten - Snnier int OOU SlDu Dtr
Npro.2nScrue. 9traRe.
Gtcn fertiagetclt.
Cine 8elegcnbctt i'm aan6cn Sebcu.
9tes ftno Die ~neiieiien UNI mooerniten atpet'
It6dieen Sdufer in Git'RaItimore. Snbet Snrt'
boI3, Subbooen in RarIor, Spcife3inmer uno
gorbaae; fbbner Samingetms aus ncitem
Gtntuen.Mnrnlo i'm 4arIor; pra6tooler
@ii6erfhranf nit @eiilns uno Gpic9tl I'M
G~peife8imner; aiife entbdIt Gtsfdranf mo
g'orratbsfnmmer etpaS ReIlcs; Sdufer BADEN
@ombinatiuussstnIneen fir elcftrtf6cs Gt6t mo
Gas; feruer n~eueites SnnitdrsRlumbing. be-
iiebeito aus cnldiutrtcr gdocpanue, en1aiqirier
Wdfbtpilette, glofet nit nieorigsbdnaenoerl
A4aiferbebdlter. efnninirtcr %Isaub nit 1rodtns
grett; speit5stliaer ,sSnif3uber I'M Seiicr. nit
Gb8uasfunGl.Sriblub au1 nle5 24uIicr bon
benz ansenb, ontncbmene; Sruno6trS $4,000
pro Snbr. Prets MIR $3.50.
Sernrr In, 600 glod Der 3uro. Ylppers strnbe.
gbsn tertiegefieut. etne 59aeipe bon mebernen
Gas @ane8tmmer cntbdIt erlailirie @doclpanre
Iinh ftnoernes ~fdiitIrcs 9lofet. Ib8ugsfnnnL
MnfdluB. Ireis $1,000. @rltub8ins $3.50 pro
Sabr.. 9ie Gage obt9er 8dufer 1T bob nno
scfiuo.
Wpnnreut.S trabe. G48-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15

yu ufrfaufcn:
9iefe punberbpIeii, neueii, Der Se5t3eit emit
Ipredenoen 2'it6dieen Sduicr arR. sWilionsgbe.
Stpiffen Sofinlana II. Preitonitr., oHrdpeg bibf1
u. fiuitIerii6 o%eforirt, nit ieber oenf6aren be
auemItffeit oerfeben. einihlieBIib oombiuirte
Berbinouneer, @uiiers9IofetS, Yor8cIlun 8aoes
g9annei,, Surnnees. cemcntirte Ge1er. Iroitoire
urb Sofe uno nod oiele nnoere Bpr5ige, oeren
@ertb u,dr rur ~errieiien fam, pcrn man Die.
teIben Tiebt. yiie6riacr Grunb8irs. 9eihte 3abs
lnresbcbirgirGen. Often fit Befi4tisuRg tag
LID uno SonniaeS.
@alter 6. sSetpbal, gaunteifter.
giireal an Grt urb Stene.
Rreis Der Sdnfer 9rei8cbn Suuoert utb STINT
5io NoQars. $3.50 .00). (San24-Wai1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
~nittelnlGBiaes

H%ogenmcbl, mittelmdBiges
bis ollSQcmGbItes -. 4.50-4.9O
Qtoi@mcbI, 100 Yfuno... t.50-1.6t
@ct5en. - 3uiubr 1896 9n'
lhel, @crian0t pom oCn Gleoatorerl
30 Nuitcl; Glcpatorcnuorrotb 327,'
Gl3 WlIihcL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Gtabi!ft 1925.
GonioliDateb 2nan &c.,
Npro.6 ag- Strafe.

Gin groBes glortiment oeriaqencr Siantar.
ten. tbreit ulb Suruelen in einenI Iripnts9}crs
fanf, nod unter b1Ibem 0oiterprcis. g8ir eebeu
rut tpte Dor IiberdIc E1rleben uuf nlle Bertbs
eegenftdnoe. SettensGingang gum TriOats8iis
rcQu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-15
Scutige ShIubrote:

NogGen. 3ufitbr - Snlhel;
aus ocn Glcpatoren 3uriidGc5oger,
$50 @uid)cl; Glepotorcnporrotb o.
1877 9uifel.
9tr. > ncitlid)cr Ho0gcn 81 50
ISn Sddcn, ie nnd) Glla'
litdt ......... 10 So
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