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catarrh cannon Dv cured


with local applications. as they can,
not reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
4uack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and Is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful re.
suNs in curing Catarrh. Send for testi
monIals free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
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-Peraona ls.

Mrs: Harry Gould, Of Merchant
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Neal sher'
wood and daughter, Edna, Of Water
street were the guests of Mr.. and
slrs. ia Gould, Of Norwood addition,
Sunday,
Born, to. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wells,
81 near Barrackville, February Sd, a
son.
M VIII shaffer, Of Raymond street
Who Is III Of pneumonia, is no better
Mrs. D. S. Boggs has been III at her
Nome on Merchant street for the past
few days.
Miss Nellie Ice, of State street, is
III Of tonsilitis.
Miss MoIlie Linn, Of Boothsville'
was called here Sunday by the Illness
u MS Mary Barnes.
M joe Williams, of Pricketts
Creek. spent Monday in this city.
mrs. Mary McElroy. Of state street
very m.
Ralph Brown is seriously Ill at his
homo on Merchant street
Little Willie shafrer, who has been
iii Of pneumonia, is able to be up.
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COAL AND COKE RAILWAY co.
Between charleston, clendennln, Clay
c.. H., eassaWay, huntsville, Or
lando, sage, seIlnston and
EIkins.
North Bound.
eastern Time.l


No. 2, daily, Lv. Charleston, $50 a.
M; Clay Court House, S:42 a. M;
Ar. Gassaway, 1921 a. m.
No. 4, daily. Lv. Charleston, 3:S5 p.
M; Clay Court House, 5:47 p. M:
Ar. Gassaway. 1880 p. m.
No. 2, daily. Lv. Gassaway,' 1921 a.
M; Burnsyille, 1922 a. M; orlan-
do, 1885 a. M; Sage. 10. IS p. M;
Ar. Elkins, 2:S0 p. m.
Train No. 2 makes connection with
B. and o. at Orlando, for Weston,
CIarksburg and all points East,
Between BeIlnston and Coalition.
eastern Time)
south Bound.
No. 9. daily except Sunday, Ar. Bel
ington, 500 p. M; Coalition, $3.50
No. I, daily except Sunday, Ar. Being
ton, 11:1o a. M; Coalition, $3.50 a. m.
North Bound.
No. S, daily except Sunday. Lv. Bellng.
ton, 6:15 a, M; Coalition, 9:1O a. m.
No. 10, daily except Sunday, LY. Bel
ington, 1910 p. M; Coalition, 1925
p. m.
connections-ohio Central Lines.
Central Time.)
Lv. CHARLESTON
For Gauley Bridge 1880 a. M 1880
a. m; 1925 p. m.
For PIT. Pleasant, 1915 p. m,
For PIT. pleasant, Columbus and To-
ledo, 1910 a. M, "11:20 a, m.
Chesapeake and ohio R%
Lv. CHARLESTON
For West 1880 a. m, 1900 a. m.
!11.O0 a. M. 1905 p. M, $40 p. m.
For East '4:1O a. M, 1886 a. m,
!11.sO a. M, 1920 p. M, '4;10 p.
M. 1890 p. m.
Baltimore and Ohio. r. r.
eastern Time.)
Ly. huntsville
For Redwood 1884 a. M, 2:12p. M,
x5:47 p. m.
LV. Ohl1ANDO
For Morgantown and Int. points
1885 a. m.
For Fairmont, clarksburg. Weston.
!4:47 p. m.
For clarksburg, x1o:48 a. m.
Lv. sAGo
For Plckens, 1915 a. M, !7:o5p. m.
For Buckhannon, 1908 a. M, 1910
p. m.
Lv. BELTNGToN
For Grafton, 1920 a. M, "2:o5p. m.
Western Maryland r. R.
Ly ELKIN5
For Cumberland, 1850 a. M, 300 ]
p. m.
For Dnnbin, 100 g, m. l12;ss ?. M
sDaily. i5Daily ok Sunday! xsqnday
only.
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esiSs llfIlson Entertalned.

HIS Nellie Grace wilson entertain
Cd q humber u her young friends Al
home "a Columbia street last eve
mn d honor b her birthday ami
vo.aty The hours from eight until
sicgen wsru spent ID q most delightful
81 inner. Music and games Of various
Kinds we've the diversions Of the eve
aia 4 tsmpting course Of refresh
aeass.Sas served by the hostess at 9
ssa5nabie hour.
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Houlr ITEMS.
HoULg VI. Va, Feb. l,

H0ULT w. va tep' III.
Iditor West virginian:
we are sorry to report that there is
much sickness in and about Hoult.
MI. sutton is better but Mrs. SUIT
ton is very sick.
Hrs. Ann snider, who has been sick
the past week, is some better.
Mrs Ed. Hoult is still very H..
Threatened with pneumonia.
mrs. j. D. Bowman. who has been
sick for the past week, is about all
right as Is; also three or four of the
children who were sick.
Theodore :IcElfresh is improv-
sing IN health.
Mrs. j. F. dcElfresh is seriously in
disposed.
Most Of these cases are more or less
severe cases of grip who seems to
hold most everybody in his grip.
MRS Mary Keller, who has been
dangerousIy Ill Of acute stomach trou-
be- is considerably better,
miss harry JoAilSou anu Ehl' " u
satterheld both received more or less
severe Injury by falling on the ice the
past week
Irss Florence swisher. of Cooks
Hospital spent Sunday with her pa
rents here
lr csB. satterheld spent Saturday
and sunday with his wite's parents,
and MRS. Morley, of Winfield. and
attended the quarterly meeting at
Mount Zion.
Since mentioning the matter before
have received the Cosmopolitan
q the West virgir'an's magazine club
oteF Not much use to describe the
ccsmopolItan, everybody who reals
mAeazines knows It. sufice,it to say
hat Il g just as good as ever, Two
articles one on the Russian Black
Huudred. and one on election out
fages are worth more than the price
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MINNESOTA MERCHANTS CON-
vENE.



ny S. ". Press Associauon1
RED WING Slinn Feb. IL Wlsh
an address ii welcome ~ Aascr
pierce me twelfth annual convection
81 sthe Reiail Mssrhants ma cfocefF
peiation 81 Mimi sofa was calle&
10 order this molning ii me Red Wing
.Armory bnilding Dsie arr here
from an sections a the state and re-
port that trade CONDITIONS ar almost
universally prosperous The hnanciaf
furry having had little eifect ID Aln-
|nesota The mali order basiness
which has Of late cut Into u trade
OF local merchaats. WIN 10 thoronshiy
discussed.
tomorrow there VIII b morhins
and afternoon SESSIONS ana II ihs
evening leading theatrical company
viii give a special performances &
the sheldon Memorial aaditorlun
conceded to be the most beautiful
tbeater Of III Size IN Aneri.. II.
honor of the visiting merchants
Thursday morning viii be devoted to
seeing the manutacturing plants 81
Red Wing and Thursday AFTERNOON 4
business session WI continue nntlE
the work Of the convention has heen
disposed Of. The Red Wing Mef7
chants Associations. the Red sTins
Commercial Club and the Red Wins
Manufacturers Association All have
appointed strong committees ana pro-
vided ample funds
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SECURING THE SCALP.
viii Remove the Loose Dandrutf
Scales But IT Won't Cure Dam


If your hair is brittle and thinning,
you have dandruff. The mere scour-
ing of the scalp of the loose scales,
won't cure dandrufr; because dandruft
is nothing but scales of scalp being
thrown up by a pestiferous little germ
in burrowing its way to the root Of
the hair where it saps the vitality,
causing falling hair and. in time, bald
ness. Now you can't stop dandruff
nor falling hair. nor prevent badness
unless you destroy that germ; and
the only preparation that can do 1t
is the new scientific discovery, New
bros Herpicide. In fact no other hair
preparation claims to kill the dandruff
germ-all of them will clean the scalp;
soap and water will do that, but only
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-11
VliIll' f,roan,xe MUSIC Club.

lEiss stotler. of clarksburg, arrived
here yesterday for a few days visit
with Miss Leota GasEins, of Market
street. Miss stotler Is an excellent
musician and while here will organize
music class
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Builds up waste tissue. promotes ap-
petite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep. giving renewed
strength and health. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
s5c, Tea or Tablets.-south Side Phar-
macy.
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a M. e. Church.

psesiding Eider J. 8. Robinson
81 ached an interesting and instructive
sermon is good sized attentive audi
nee ii the diamond Street N. E.
Church last evening. Rev. Robinson
Vim preach this evening and Wednes.
say evening also. He Is very forci'
his speaker and always pleases his
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N. B. SANDY

If you suffer with Indigestion, con-
stipation, feel mean and cross. no
strength or appetite, your system \
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Moua-
tain Tea makes the system strong and
healthy s5o, Tea and Tablets
South Side Pharmacy.
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the general relisl committee hasre
drestea the west Eifslnlan q taEE
oysr lis fana into he hands Of Mr.
j. 81 Sands treasurer Of The commit
tee, ana as part of ne money sab-
scribed has not yet been paid il, this
means Is taken 70 notify snch sub
scribers as have not yet paid their
subscriptions that the entire amount
VIM be turned over a. sooa as the
balance Is paid into the fund.
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NotIee ~. c. 7. u.

The ". c. T. U. win meet at the
honne u MRS. j. B. Leyelle on Mer-
chant street Wednesday afternoon at
twS o,elock. The state President. Mrs.
Frances p. Parks, will be present.
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coal AND COKE RAILWAY co.
Between EIkIns, ReIinston, sage, or
Iando, huntsville, eassawaS Clay
c. H., elendennIn and
Charleston.
South Bound.
eastern Time.)

NI3-lDN"7II1 11a1V
No. 1, daily. Ly. Elkins 1920 a. M;
Sage. 8: sc a. M; Orlando, 11:os a.
M; huntsville, 1922 a. M; AT. Gas
saway, 1890.
No. 1, daily, Lv. Gassaway, l2:45 p
M; Clay c. H, 1882 p. NJ; Ar.
Charleston, 4:45 p. m.
No. 8, daily, Lv. Gassaway, 700 a. M;
Clay C. H, S:42 a. m; Ar. Charles
ton, 1900 a. m.
Train No. makes connection with
B. and o. at Orlando. for clarksburg.
Redwood and intermediate points.
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AInsIsy,s Au.ama.Ie sraks Dsa

Atnslsy's Automatic Brake Dos
Saves mine accidents. Had the Ans
ley Brake Dog been used q AEonon-
gah mine said disaster would have
been ayerted. Address
AINsLEY AUTOMATIC BRAKE
DOG Co,
R. F. DINO. IS, smoclk Pa.
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why get up IN the morning fealing
bIpe.
Wossy others and worry you:
nsgss . secret between you and pc,
Better take ROCKY Mountain Tea
South Side Pharmacy
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aieiIian cIub.

lses Lola and Nettis Bartlett will
tsrtain the members Of the sicilian
Tlrbie Club Friday evening.
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"a cnra I cold b one pay.

10 Cure Cold N ono Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
tsiis tocure. E. w. GROVES sigma
tine. Is on each box. 25c.
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Bracelets make 9 very acceptable
valentine; newest styles az SCOTS. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-11

THE ARRIVAL or Tf5E NEW
YEAR
will bring you much profit Y you
revoIye thereafter to use only those
drugs and pharnaceutieale prepas
rations OF known reliability.
the South Side Pharmacy you viii
be treated right and square. Our
store is completely stocked With
goods of the highest merit in toilet
preparations and essentials stand
ard remedies; while You wiz una
our prescription department fault
less.
SOUTH SIDE Phi Ar
sHINN q ROSS, Propa
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Westboun1.
v3YTe - fyHJTrs 4 ~, - ~ =

sor COLUMBUS and CHICAGO Ne
s2:24 a, ); No, n. tl;S0 p, M
Vor WHEELING. MOI, s2;24 ~ M; tlc
H. s7;40 a. m, uocall. No, a., - l44tp
N. dooaD; No. 50, 'kes .. M
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Nothing prettier than barrette tog
Valentine. Scott has them. u
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eusserIhe q tAs Weat yEE.alaa.
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ror CI.ARKsBURG ssd WESTON 1.eaye,
(tor clarl,Bbure only. Arriys NO
No. g. x7:05 q. ms No. Sps = pt ~
xf.3S q. m. Cor Clirs5burg oais.l
5, xA:45 p, m
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RAILROADS.
s'tss5's

schedule E, .,sEss s4ns ~ sSy z lses:
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raIrmont, MorqantoWr q slttsbtfa @.

rairmont, Morgantown q l7lttsbtifa ~
For coNNELLgvmIEan and PIETaf
I,eaye NO I. $500 d ID; so 3
q. MI. no. 81 s2:ls 3. nj .stfit Ne
50, $40 y m.i NO q u; 80 - fl3r e
nor 1iORGAHrQWpi.l Ftlge No
>. NJ arrive. NO.
Monday, ~ tlys pa8 qtatfn
eepart 80. sol. lloo ~
ol 80
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.paly. 1pany e1oepL sunaay. -
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FRITZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-23
8efanutmadnnscu
1Hgebptc.
giirean Don galbpiu & bennington, IrniiefieH.
yr. 3JD, Jiurpsu IA tyr. Stiult.t

Nt. ojUt YfpIp'0guRtr ~t'uW'E ~ r
8lIttmore. URo.
g~Inetboie fir Die 9Htfernura Der 9egenipdrtt'
Gen @ebdube ,uno Die Grridhtung et1es IleneH
Sthute ldbatssta aerhdiieS al Der eo1upap'
Strnbc, 3ipiideii Der .Ghar,eSe liHo Slehf'Siraee,
tperoeIl tn otelem 4iireas ent9eeerl genomHieIl.
9onitafioreit ipcIde lire Nnaebote eiI5lltreIGeIi
3eitnlitgen mo Gpe5tfifutioner Dor Wlttiae
AM 9ientag, ben 90. Ir3ember 1908, eiHre,z
den. SOIte Npplitanten iperaen nah ieIieut
9Gturt berdbrithttgt. pdHn .fic Die Seichnitn9en
liuo SpeSifiiationeu fir bic IslrbetnHgen
ibrer &olIclui1bldee %erlaftae1 ioHreu.
Sober, ncIdher folte Soe5ififdtiouen uHo
3eibnltHgen %erbdlieit. bat $50 Ju beponireH, bon
iOeldier Summe ieoert oerieIben bel Der 3uriid'
erfiattung Der b~eiasten 3eiebuungen in euteut
5uitlHoe $40 5uriid be5abIt peroen. 9us Hedt
miro oprbehaIteu, trsero pe!che ODER ale Glns
eebote 5uriid 3~ufpeifeH. uro folbe gtugebote, bie
Ilidt In dueH gin3eluheiteH nit ben gnforoes
rlnqeit Der Spe5ifiidtionen lbereiniitulnen
pile NHgebote miiIten tnuerbdlb 5pei g9ocbeU
bon benz Sailtnl an, an peldlert bic 3etdbnuits
oct etc. In oiefer Sffiee Gitsge .ieiert iueroeu,
eineereini iperoeH mo bon etneri an ben
Etautss 0asuteiiter au3geftcuten bealaubteteH
Gbed fir bret 3aufeno Dollars tS3000) bealets
tet ieir, iuelChe Siherbett 3uriidertidttet tpiro,
iucrii Der Gpniratt fir sic glrbeit pergeben miro
uoer inl Sale Die s~lugcbote oertporlen fperoet
foLier. go.
bile anocret 1ormcn unb Spe5ifiiatioreu
miiiiel 10 eriiut iperbeu. ipie lie in ben Spejt.
f~ilationen lito Dem Nteebpi3s Sorlnnldr, fueldles
ben GoHtrditoren. Die Itb nm Die Irbett beiucr'
ben, ciIgcbdroief miro. b~eitintnt itno. d.
Saloiuin a. Trnninstun,.
CEe5i5,17.22.24) grbtiette''.
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gareau bes ot.Mceihrators.

N0Itimorc. y. Ee5tnlDet IsUs.
Sllcn oarGn inleretiirieu Rerioneli lpiro pieri
nit ~gIadhridht ertbeiIt, oaB Der Staot 8ilgellelir
am 8. 9ejent6cr 1908 in oiefcm eiiredll ME
es ourt1 sen @bidnitt 81 , his eInlhlteBtih
81 9, grtifel As. oe5 baltimore Stnot'e9oer
bon 1893 perIaIIgt miro. ben erllnrenpett BldH
uno 2uplifatIiitc Der GcrtbabihltIllper tir
oe 9sioelliruile, Qfluiierung uto atuloiieilbe'
letln0- Der IriOats 9lIle1 hillter ltr, l2O Bis l3S,
Observation-Disclosures. binterlc9t bat.
Nue nGnDtt pcritbrten GerIonen liEo bertd)s
tiaf, innerbnl0 so Glgen non Saiurl 6iefet
0oti5 an I'M Baltimore Stabt9eriGt blrd1
ftbriftIib ciraereihic Belitiou oageBcl jt appel
=. seiuen sbomaS,
Clc;g. ICES, 500 GtdetsJteslftrntor.
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surrau bes tabt.NesiaratprS.

WuITIW 0 Z, y, lV5VINUVI IUUo'
gluen Duran intereffirten 1erionen iptro bier
nit gladriht crtbeiIt. baB Der GtaSt. 5rgenterr
am 3. Ic5em6er 1908 in hteienl 8iire1ll. lutc
81 81, Wrtifel As. oes Baltimore. Sinbt'Gooer
BON 1893 nerlangt lpiro. oeIt erlldrerocH SID
uno IupIiiailiitt Der acknowledgements tnr
inie NipeQirtna, Rilaiiernig uuo Rnu0tteiitbe-
iebuna Der Rri0atfglQen binfcr JIr. 400 bis l1D.
bruce stride, mo gir. 403 bis 400, Noros
Tultor.9tpcTlc biuierlegt bat.
itot' i~nlcrbaIU 80 Idget bonn Datum oieier
Tpii3 an i'm Baltimore Stnoigertht niyh
IbriftIi6 cingcrctd1lc Petition ougcgeu 5n appel
I. Seiuea Sbpmes,
CSe;9l6 23,3O) Stdoi,9tealitrator. q
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Scr @alb tnNtpuer Gprrc'
lponocnt oes DSoian. 9n}." ldreibt III
1cinem lcBten 9rieiit. a.: Ter Goils
grcB friimmt iihoi6rmlid inter Den
l6mcr5cllOcn Sieten oeS Erdlioentcn.
inoem CT linn nornirit, 0oB or ole &C.
beimpoli5eili6e lb1tigfeit gegengtits
glieocr oes G%ongrelIes GIT pcreItelH
li6 bcmiibe. Ntlm mo6teu guar mor'
DIE Witglieoer oeS Gongrciies, mic
mand)e oloere 2elttc aid, lllt)t germ
einen aQ5u g%relelt Sdeinlperter ulr
tbr Sbun uno Sreibcn Qcrld)tet les
ben. Yr0ii0ent Hooiepelt lpcib INN
cini1c Oieicr 2ifti6euen mo er mar.
tet uielleid)t nit elmer Qepi'icn ltn0ca
bitlo oar0ut Dob Der GonGrcB Ild III
bciligem 3orlt erbcbe ltn0 0lelc ahs
oclltlung oeS Erdiioenten jltritdlpetle.
Ger Gon9reB, ODER 9enolcr, etlld)e
Ieiner 0titglieoer, merOcn ltt ober
bitten 10 5l iogcn, nit tScucr ST. Iptc+
len, ans Gnglt, cs tonnc cine Grplos
lion crfolgcu. Ter ErGii0eltt tcnlt
ndlnlib feline @nooe uno 9ornlher'
5igfeit, menll er &ellte, bel oerlcn YGte
ipoS fartl" lit, on ben Nrult9cr SIT
iteQeu entidlolien lit, uno cr lit Ia
big, ooS, mas bicie 2eutc im @cbei-
men getrlebelt bobeu, oil Die groBc
0lode 81 bdll1eli, OuB uIle Mclt mo
audi oic reip. @ottinen cS horelt, mo
poa boS Sdlinrmite lit. ooa BON DEM
Er0iiocntcn &erfilnoete ulld) glailben
meroen. IS lit ltGmlih nobe5l cine
NifcnidonoC, luie munhc @aiamit
qlieocr un0 oltd) Senotorcn Den 9lri-
besldoB ibre MobluntoItcn 5dblell
nlohcn mo ioGor bnS @elo, nit benz
ibrc MGbler be'todcn iucrbelt. 9ic
ollacn1einc Ncnlcrflng, ooB eS NQc
10 MAIDEN, madt oieleS Srcibcn nld)t
eii,en Geltt rc%ipeftobler ooer iucnigcr
llncbrlidI.
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Gnrl Hcinc.

IS fiurb am 2tenItds, ben %. 3e3ember
1905. 3 llhr % Miniien Wtor9ene, Carl
@cine, eehoren IN zaI3oettnrt9 8roptn5 SGHno,
Petlle, oeborenen stride. sic Ncernialing finoet
Srcitas, Ben Is. SeJcntUcr. 3 llbt 9tudmits
iaa5, bonn Sauic ieiner JOdter gtr. 24ts, Dit
Sre,tnbe iino ahtuugsooa cinaeIGben. hetHis
pobneil. Reifcbung auf Der DSaItirlorc Gene
tcrp."
Sic fraueynSc Satin lno IDdler
qt5ette Yeiae,
SUbanua CHATTER,
(3bs-6O) NINA SeDt.
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Trenerif Mnsmnn.

ga ftarb am 90. 4e5ember. 1908 In ietncr
@opnuna, Or. $50, Noros9e 1ttrat spenite, Tre.
ocrid @osmau in ieiuem So. 4eben5iabre. Ete
Nceroi9ung finbet Witt,ppd, ben %. 0e3eIRs
Der. h9 ltbr Wprsens. bon Der obeH genarlrrs
ten Wobnuig aus itdtt. nno oanr nab Der q.
SafobuSsStirbe, mo nm 8 llbr 8ornt. cine 9te:
a1ee iiir ods Sell feiuer SeeIe eelebrirt
iuiro. Berfuunoie uro %iSre,roc iino a6tun9s;
boQ eiuaeIlben. bci6ulpobneu. t351-S)
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GQn Z. Silaert,

Gs itnrb am 20, 0e5enIDer 1905, nm 3 uhr
gindnittags, nah %ldilgerer Strartbell ela 3.
6enrD 6ilgert. Sic 9eeroigulG ftuoet Britt
10 odl, 9Inhmittdqs 3 llbr. bon lbrer 2SobnliIie.
gtr. 22t6, GitsYiprtbsN oenlle, ans lintt. Tcr'
ipdnote rno 5reuroe itno etrgelaoeI., bet5u'
lpoDneil. t36b-S)
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Scurn .Seiuer.

Gs ftarb an 20. 9eSember 1908 oenrh Sei.
ner, 80 Sabre ali, g~eliebter @atte bon gbriitinn
0etner. Nerpanote llnO Greiluoc limo adtungss
boil eingeldoci, Der ReeroigrlllB am Wttttlppdl,
IudmittaaS . llbr. bon ieiner 2Sohnlirg. Tr.
3lD. SiiosSmaafuoob. Strabe. ATS bei3utpobnen.
t9Sf--S1
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2pnis Gfcls.

gS itarb ont 20. 0e5ember 1908 9err auuis
Gdele I'M utter bon 30 Sahret ii Diondtet
roIina 9delS. Bic 3ceroipune iinoei am
Wlittwud, yIahmittaqs 2 l1br, bonn lraners
bnuic. gtr. SOP. Sits9dgersS traBc. aus itatt.
,SricohoiC. (367-S)
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9lnuQ Quucnitein.

g flarb an IT.. Nelclnber I9QS Mnna
2auentcin, .GeIiehte @niiin ron Jreoertd j:
no 8 3nGeu. 9ie Neerbi9ul9 ttuoei Ton.
neritag, ben "a. December, . llbr 9tddt1,
bon ibrer lesten &4obnune. g!r. 221. .Siio'
~ nrrninesN eneierh." --- l351-9l !.
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Scnrictta Gidhoru.

IS ftnrb am %. 2c5embcr 1908 Seurletta
GtdlbprH, 8ittpe oeS OeritorbeneH Veier 9idf
born, I'M I.ter Don 90 1abren. 3te Geeroii
glHg ftnbet 9uuucritaa, WahTtttIes ! lbr,
bon ibrer Iesten @pbnlrg, Nr. 3409a Suloit'
StrlBe, 9rt. aus itnti. (36S--9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-23

Ser Gcut Of Imcrifuni.
'dc Gc%ntrolbulb BON Yernlplpunicn
aibt ocnl Ncucreno 81. Millthler oltf
leinc SebouptlrnaenL Der Central
Wltnb rpollc cincn continentolen
Sonttug init o%Iicnen Mirthidaiten
einfiibrcu, cine gcpicifcrte 9%lnhport;
III Der cs bcibt: Sic @cidnlIoi1ull-
0cll ocS Hepcrcno Wfittlcr lill0 b0s.
lpilig. lilnpabr. u1ldriItIid) ullo I'M.
amcrifoniibe; lnniiroig zines Muns
mes, Der uoraibt, oie dlriltlitc &cli
gion mo Moral 5t preoi9cu." sc.
ldicht Dem Scrrl Mllthler rcd)t. Iu
lollit tein iolih 3eli9niB reben miorr
bcincn NGhiten! hcibt cs in ser 9i,
bel. Goapclt Gilt Oos fir ole 2cutc
ollf Der aonjcl, Die Gielier am @ortC
@pttes. @ci oencn pon Der Sortc Der
S%abbntbs S%onotifer bot aber Der
Sat al lollIt llid)t Iiigen!" mcniD
@eltun9, ioucit tic Iclbit in @etrod)i
fornnlen. Ger t~otegoriid)c Smpcrotir
&ont's III ihncn niGt III Slciid ullo
Hlut ilbcrgc9ongen.
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BUR Grinnernng

an urtferen ~9cIiebtcn Satieu unb Eater
Saipar 2ticblcr,
uelder beuic Dor iedS SGbrcn. an %. Sc5enE'
Der 1902, linrb. uber ridl ccr8efen 1T.
HuGe ianft, Sein gulae ihlof ihb gu.
llub mum iIUqicbt cid iiiBe Stub;
Nenn ejnti- bat pobl ali 2tr gethatl.
gun rilbrt Sioh teine Sial iHebr an.
lS6sl Watiin uno 9Bdtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-23

fGulpft. Gle irou36iiden Screen
meroen ME ueroeiien OoB 1870, ola
gang europa nor DEM prellBl'hen
Sieger peritumnltc, Die G3et)en olleln
gelpugt boben, tire Gimme 5ll @llrl'
ltcn uniere5 ocritiimmcltcll Noterldn'
oeS 5u e%rbeben." 9ruDcr Gjet) mo
8ruoer Sran3os iino cit Ser5 mo
eire Seele.
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0crm;id)te Nn5eigen.

Somcrs snnitarIunt. ARaoaue gtoolpb. reat'
iirirte 9ebumnle. Srduenleioen erfolgreih be'
td1oeIt. Yrioatbeim ipdbreuo dinobett. Gtllt'
Ben o &'rin. bis 8 Nbrb5 421 Neft. Saratpga'
Strnfc, 5,uiifru Yaras uab 6nta,u' StsaRc.
giub26, 1WPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-23

Sn Geuti d) e iiomcitIi ri.
ia linO Siomnnten geiurtoen lpprhell
utlb iett melocll oertid)c 9ldttcr BON
8oloiulbcn IN Selitid) Guinea. 81.
lie geluiiic 9eitdti9ntg erb1lt Die
And)ridt- onourdl onb Die oclitid)c
Hegicrlula III llutcrbnnolulaen NIT
Der cnglii6en getretcn III, I'm Die
Wrcr5cil in Nen @olb- Snnbltcllen &C.
nan feit5uitcllen, INT Strciti9feitcn
i'll Uerbilten.
llnerc Gr5lager merocu
nidt l1llger ols 40 Sabre reid)ell, Die
engliifen lld)t ldnger alS I Sabre,
bat @r. Carnegie Dor BENT Gorgreb.
Gomitc ollseeiogi. Gns lp1ren ia
triibieliee slisiid,te1t' fir Die. giier-
unb StdDl.. 9~i,buisris. ST.. Gari,c.
gle tpeib dber niht. ipelfe giiener5.
lager iii ben Scr. Stoatcn iinb. bon
frneii hir ieht 4icnonh ctmds mrit