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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26
HeaIthful Bath.

bath much favored by the Kneip-
pists, along with the barefoot habit, Is
formed from solution Of pine needles
and pine cones. Cover with cold water
about pound of fresh pine needles
and pine cones. broken In small pieces.
Boil for half an hour, strain and add
the solution TO the bath. II you DO
not want to use the entire amount at
once 1t can be bottled and kept for
future occasions. This has q tonic ef-
feet both on the nerves and the skin
II can be used on alternate days with
a bath OF sea salt.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26
What He Meant.

An old sea captain was visiting a
certain exhibition, and was greatly In
terested In the mechanical section.
where a fine array of steam whistles
was on show How far can that one
be heard?" he asked, pointing to a
huge "buzzer." The young man In
attendance was only deputy, but he
promptly replied: Sixteen miles" Six
teen miles?" said the old salt incredu-
ously. when I say 16 miles" elabor-
ated the youth, Il mean eight miles
this way and eight miles that way"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26
I Newsy Business Locals
For Busy People Looking
For Bargains. ...........

New mixed nuts ! SC pound at Patter-
sons.
See our line Of fancy candies at Pat
tersons.
Neutrality-suspicious. at Fos-
ter & Ritter's.
Cornell Bros. are making free offer
TO Chicken owners. 24w5
Season tickets for balance of the
lecture course, 75c. tt
Sailed Peanuts. the finest you ever ate.
| DC per pound at Patterson's.
Select your Christmas gifts and we will
lay them away for you at Patterson's.
Picture framing, oval, round and square
matt cutting made to your order at Fos-
ter & Rtter's.
Conkey's Laying Tonic going fast at
Cornell Bros Poultrymen tahe advan-
tage of free offer.
Free l0c package Conkey's laying tonic
also Csc poultry book. Bring adv to
Cornell Bros. 24w5
The hairdressing parlors will be open on
Saturdays from | 80 to p. m. for those
desiring hair goods or toilet articles.
Buy now and have your Christmas sell
ectons laid away and delivered at your
door Christmas day. Foster & Ritter
A carload Of chairs just received for
the holiday trade. We respectfully ask
you to inspect same. Foster 81 Ritter.
Ladies-We clean and press ladies' suits
and skirts as we'll as mems clothes. All
work called for and delivered free at The
Hub. lztf
GIRLS-Buy the loved ones at home a
our store. We pack, ship and pay all
charges on same. Foster & Ritter.
Have our cobbler tap your shoes next
time and get the best tap in town. Just
let us know and we will call for and de-
liver your repair work. The Hub. lztf
Get your shoes repaired at The Hub
shoe repair shop. Our cobbler's work is
the best that can be done. Prices the
same as elsewhere. We call for and de-
liver your work free. l7tf
The best pair of taps IN the city at The
Hubs shoe repair shop. Prices the same
as elsewhere and we call for and deliver
your work free. lzn
Get your clothes cleaned and pressed
at The Hub. Our tailor does first class
work. Prices are right. We call for and
deliver all work free. lZf
Fresh dates Sc pound at Patterson's.
Season tickets for balance of the
lecture course, Use. If
Your shoes repaired right at The Hub
and the price will be right too. We call
for and deliver your repair work free
lzn
Large new line Of post cards just ar
rived at Patterson's
Foster & Ritter have novel advertising
scheme in their window. They have
placed fine piano cased organ (Clough
& Warren make) in their window and
drop dollar on the cost every day today
you can buy it for $l09, cash or credit.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26

Mr.. A. Ferrick and wife have moved
back from Manistee.
j. A. Baynton made business trip
to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Attorney Fred L. Warner made busi-
ness trip to Bay City this week.
Mrs. D. z. Penny entertained her sister,
Mrs. Lucas of Portland, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Burriss returned
Monday from short visit with friends in
Ionia.
j. B. Brown has moved and is settled
in M. H. Bariows new house on Ann
street.
N. p. Hustled. the Lowell nursery man
was in the city Tuesday talking fruit
trees as usual.
Mrs Eva Thompson of Cedar Springs
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. AL
Weaver, Monday.
Miss Thelma Nelson left Monday morn
ing for Big Rapids, where she will attend
the Ferris Institute.
Edwin Webster has returned from
Hastings and accepted position as ship
ping clerk with Belding Bros. & Co.
The Banner is in receipt of very fine
map of the Atlantic states, coming from
Senator Burroughs of Washington, D. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Trowbridge are now
at home with their daughter. Mrs. E.
Slanker, having moved from their farm in
Ronald last week.
There will be business of Importance at
the meeting of Silk City Lodge |. o. o. F.
Tuesday evening, Dec. st. All members
take notice and be present.
At the Congregational church, services
at l ! a. m and z p. m. Morning, con-
tinuation Of thoughts from Revelations.
Evening, illustrated sermon.
Jas. Rowley has moved from Green
vile to this city. His father, Col. A. Row
ley is living with him. Mr.. Rowley moved
from here to Gresnville ! 8 years ago.
A. E. Dorr of Chadwick is making ar
rangements to locate in this city and
handle large line of buggies and farm
implements, as soon as the loss on his
recent fire at Chadwick is adjusted.
Glen Wortley and Myron Spanogle re-
turned Saturday from their hunting trip
bringing with them four deer and twenty
four partridges. They went up into Lake
county and the first day out Mr.. Wortley
shot fine deer.
Herb Page takes the chrome for quick
work in hunting. He was gone up north
from his home in Grand Rapids just
twenty-four hours, shot two deer and
thirty-on cartridges and returned with
his game. That beats ten days stunt
all to pieces.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Barris of Elkhart, Ind, will be pleased
to learn Of the birth of nine pound baby
daughter to them Sunday Nov %. Mr..
Barris is young engineer on the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railroad and
Mrs. Barris was formerly Miss Myrtle
Weeks OF Grattan Mrs. J. |. Weeks Of
this city is with them for few weeks.
Ed Dorr of Haymarsh was in the city
Saturday, being here to await the adjust
ment of the insurance on his building
burned at Chadwick. He says he was in
the midst of fire up there during the forest
fires and had narrow escape while driv-
ing on his mail route and also rescued a
teacher who was trying to make her way
to safety, she having been overcome with
the dense smoke and heat. A lot of his
land was burned over, which helped ma
terially in clearing it up Of stumps and
underbrush.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26

w. b. Reed and family spent lhanks-
giving day at Morley.
D. C. Crawford Of Ionia was in the city
last Friday and Saturday.
l5ot supper at Congregational church
Saturday night. Fine menu.
The Master Mason degree will be worked
at Masonic hall Saturday night.
John |. Weeks left Tuesday for Tennes.
see and his business trip in the south.
Mr. and Mrs. J. @. MINER visited in
Bedding from Monday until Wednesday.
F.E. Converse has returned from East
Jordan. where he has been for some time.
| j. G. and j. w. Miner and wives visited
Henry Gilmore and family near Greenville
Tuesday.
The ladies' fair at Holy Trinity church
house is the place to 60 and make Christ
mas purchases.
Will B. Gregg and wife OF Onaway are
here to spend Thanksgiving with his
/ mother, Mrs. Ellen Gregg.
Ernest Barker was home from Green
vile over Sunday. He is working in the
new refrigerator factory there.
DR.. P. S. Edwards Of Grand Rapids
was in the city Tuesday. He intends
making weekly visits here in the future.
Mrs. Bert Storey of Mcbride arrived
Monday to spend Thanksgiving week with
her parents, M. and Mrs. A. 5. Dmmiok.
Ira S. LETTERS and son Albert Of Palo
spent Sunday and Monday nights at the
home Of Fred MINER on the north side.
They also made a trip to Grand Rapids
Monday.
An evening meeting of thew. c. T. u.
will be held with Miss Elsie French as
leader, at the Richardson Boarding House
Tuesday evening Dec. st. Response to
roll call, thoughts from National Conven-
| ton.
At the close OF the lunch Tuesday eve
at the X. P. Lodge the boys presented
Frank Harlan with fine pair OF cuff but
tons as a token Of their esteem and re-
gard for him. He goes west again this
week expecting to remain.
The Beldlng Cemetery association will
have sewing bee at the home OF Mrs.
L. E. Currie Thursday, Dec. 8, in the af-
ternoon. Everybody IS invited to come
and bring thimbles, also calico, worsted
and silk pieces will be appreciated if
brought. Residence, two houses east Of
Catholic church.
Lewis w. Kessler was home from Fort
Monroe, Va, on twenty days furlough,
having been called here by the sickness
and death of his mother, Mrs. VIM.
Kessler, who was buried last Friday from
the church in Miriam. He returned Sat-
urday to his duties as first cook in the
employ of Uncle Sam at that station
Mr.. Kessler is fine looking young man
and has many interesting stories to tell
relative to army life. He, with Miss
Amelia Fournice. were guests at VIM.
Retterstorfs Sunday.
w. E. Post, Of the Post Bros, bean
buyers and commission merchants, was in
the city Monday. He says the bean crop
is looking up we'll throughout the country
and they have just shipped lot to eastern
markets at good prices. He exhibited
some of fine variety known as the
Canadian bean, which are vigorous grow
ers and of quality suitable to the most
fastidous taste when cooked, very nutri-
tious, with an excellent flavor, and entirely
free from any blight or germ that usually
effects that commodity and makes them
so disagreeable to the taste, all deleteri-
Gus effects having been extracted through
culture. Mr.. Post says he planted a
pint Of them and raised bushel.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-26

Grocery stores close at $50 every night
next week except Saturday night.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES
RUsTFE's sALE-RUss GAZE.


TRUSTEES SALE-RUSS CAFE.
Notice IS hereby given that on or after Friday.
July "a, 1905 the undersigned, Joseph Affolter,
as trustee for the benefit OF the creditors Of NJ
A. Owens, will sell at private sale TO the high
est bidder for cash in United States gold coin,
all the restaurant furniture, furnishings kitchen
utensils linens. cutlery. provisions goods. wares
less dish washing machine, / ice chipping ma
chine and l National cash register) used in the
conduct OF the restaurant nown Russ Cafe
at No. 235 Montgomery St, San Francisco.
Sealed bids therefor, accompanied by cash or
certified check for 10 per cent of amount bid. will
be received by said trustee at No. 137 Third
St. San Francisco, where an inventory may be
seen and permission 10 inspect the said property
obtained.
Terms cash. payable upon acceptance OF bid
and delivery Of property.
Right reserved TO reject any and all bids.
JOSEPH AFFOLTER, Trustee.
S. JOS. THEISEN. Attorney for Trustee.
THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions In
the orphanage OF whole and half orphans from
January 1 TO June 30. 1905 viz: David Pins
Ter. aged years 10 months; Samuel Finger
hut aged II years: Richard Herczel. aged IL
years; Sanford de Bow. aged . years months
Edwin de Bow. aged years ) months; Albert
Price. aged 6 years IL months; Isidore Price.
aged IL years months; Reuben Price, aged
years 10 months; Kate Seeman, aged years
Isidore Seeman, aged years 10 months, and
Joseph Seeman. aged years months.
ST. FRANCIS Girls Directory Orphan Asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted to the
asylum from January l, 1908. TO July l, 1905
Arthur Perez, years; Rose Lee, years; T;
Mary Dettner. years: Camelia Perez. years
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21

SANITARIUMS
wARDER'S Private Sanitarium; under their own
doctors care; confinement a speciality; rates
reasonable 1885 Webster St; Oakland 23Of
DR. MARY ADAM. ladies' physician; private
Fruitvale av., Fruityale; phone Merritt 2l5
PRIyATF home before and during confinement:
reasonable; adoption IL desired. SIS 10th ST.,
Oakland
PRIVATE home for confinement; adoption: best
Of care. 1903 Market St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-21
ROOMS TO LEr-Continued

oCTAfIA St, 150e-Large sunny room, separate
BEDS for gentlemen: also one for light house
keeping: French family.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

9lm is. Suli Compiler v3ecluno"
nad) Goper mo 2lntmcrpcl.
Pm Is. Suli Gompier n9llice"
nod NtcopcI mo Gricit.
An is. Suli Nnnpicr oSamio"
ltad) 9tcnpcl ulo Weuuu.
PIN 81, Sui Camper oaaiicr
@il6elm Der 3tueitc" nnd Bremen.
PIN %. SltIi 0anlpfer .Maicltlc"
nad) southampton.
Nm %. SltIi Gompicr nMaurctu.
mia" nad 2ipcrpool.
9(m -. SnIi 0Mupicr ngotSoum"
nod NottcrOom.
9(m %. Sui Gompicr nEropcncc"
nod Soprc.
Nm %. Sill Gonpicr nHc0ill0
O',Stnlio" nod NcopcI uno @cnlln.
9lm %. Suli Gompicr Bremen"
nod Bremen.
pm %. SitIi GanlpIer Oscar Scr
3iuClte" lladl SopcllDa8cll.
g(m %. Sill 0nmpicr nNrubic'
nod 2ipcrpool.
9(m %. SltIi 9umpicr nGuttid.
lnno" nod 8anrbur9,
9[m %, Sllli 0nnpicr nllltoniG"
nnd) Ncopcl.
9(n %. Suli Gonpicr oGormn-
mia" nod) 2iucrpool.
9(m %, Sill 0ampicr v@iinnc'
Inbu" nadJ Sonoon.
gm %. Sui 0anpier u8otblano"
nodl Ioucr mo Nntlucrpcn.
9(m %. SlIli 0onpicr oGerc5ia"
nab 9tcopcl mo Morleiae.
9ln1 %. &lli Sampler nGalcoC'
MA" nnd Glasgow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Sdiffsnad)ridDtcn.

Sem Dorf, 16. Sui. - Ter
Camper .0cuti6lnno" iii bon Snnl-
burg onDefommcn.
9lbgeiobrcn iino oic 0ampier
nYrin5cb NIicc" nah Bremen, nani.
icrin @iguIta 8iftoria" nod Som-
turg, go NreioGnc" nod SABRE ull0
yGcoric" rtod 2ipcrpool.
Soutb III y to- n, IS. Suli. -
Ser Compiler .Ieutonic" lit bon Hcm-
g)orf bier nn1cIangt.
2iucrpool, 1G. Sllli. - Der
Gompicr .2lcania" lit bon Nelp.
Worf bier ciHgctroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
T6fabrtStaec Der S5ran Sampic
Opn Nclu.Nprf.

am IS. Sui Camper .Yrdiioent
Sincoln" no6 6nnlburg.
9m IS. Sui Gampier DWeioba"
nah 2onOon.
9lm IS. Suli Gampfer .aonig
albert" nod Gibraltar uno Icapei.
9(n Is. &nIt Gampfer ,Goliior.
mia" nod Glasgow.
am IS. tuIi Camper ySt.2ouis"
nod Soutbanptor.
Elm is. 3nli Ga'npicr nllmbrio"
nad) 2iperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
$4,000. gu pcrfanfcn: $4,000.

5ere neuen, Hopcrncn 5iuclrpdlaen Sdufer
stnslile lno 6upcitcsSirn6c. nit allen mooer'
len Stnridfinaen; ceIncniiric NeIler, Sof mo
1rcttotrs. @nlaiuirie WabcluarIien ullo &iiden'
fluegiiic. Mdrmorireppen mn sCSeliTfe, flni'
ldre Srniuage, Girnbcn init niiriii8lrien 3ieacl.
ltcinell eeptlaftert. sic niiicn geiebei iperben,
nm Tic ibdBcn 6u f6nncii,
ylan ncbme ,Satrmount : 9lOenue : gSa1gpnS.
sebr lcitle peoingunect. Sur Snfpeftion ii9.
LID ino Sontiags oifcl. N2cntcn an Pl1Se.
8runomicibe $1,000 - iebSunooreibig Dollars
bro Sabr.
&aiter z. @citybaf,
(WtaitS-) Wauunterncbmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
GcrciniNtc Sdngrr npr Baltimore.


SnllptQllurticr: r@ermania W1n.
ncrfor .. Sole;" Yr6iibent Senrp
Sbomas; corrciponoircnoer uno pro.
totoairenber SefretGr pro tenn. O.
Simmclbcbcr, Nr. 315, Noro.goe1-
StrnBc; Sinan5iefrctdr g.. Simmel'
beber, Nr. $40, Norb-G0cn Strabe;
S6atmeiIter $. MidliA, Nr. 7t3,
@arncr.S trobe; 9irigcnt 81. Sem.
berger. Seriommlung ieOcn 6pcitcn
Srei!ag im Wonat.
n@ermania. Nuartett- Club"
Sauptquarticr: @ogner's Saqe,
ltunoe: Gienltogs. - 9irioent 5.
Garolus.
r@ermonia.W dnnerdor."
Sauptqnarticr: @crmania . W6n-
nerdor-Saue, Nr. 410 bis 412, 8clt-
2omboro-S trnbe. S%ingjtunoc: 9on.
nerItass = 9irigent: Sbeobor Sem.
berger.
rrSrob1tnn."
Sauptquorticr: Sroblinn SaIe,
Ger. 1000, Sreoerid . Ipenue. cling.
Nr. 1t6. Noro.Eaca.S traBe, cling
ltlinoe: Mittmo1s - 9irisent: Sobn
u. &lein.
,grbeiter.W Gnnerfor."
Sauptqllartier: @noreas' Saae,
Ger. 314, Sanoberitrabe. Sinsitnnoe:
gtittpods - 9irigent: 9apio Ie.
lamet.
.SbaIio.N 1nnerd)or."
Sauptquartier: Goiet's Sale, Scr.
1122, Sarforb.apenue. Singitunoe:
0icnlto9s - 9irieent S. 6. Sranf..
n2ocuIt.Y .WGnncrdor."
Sauptquarticr: 3pider's Sane,
@de Guba- unb anOreitraBc. Sing.
%itunoe: Mittpob Ibenos s llbr -
Giri9ent: Subert 8riippeI.
.Irbeiter. 2iroertaiel."
Salptquarticr: Sol5' Sale, Rr.
4CS, @eit 2cringtonltroBe. cling
%ititnoe: Gienlta9s-Girioent $ubert
Stripped.
.0opcriiGJcr WGnuerdor."
Souptquorticr: Idcrmonn's Sole,
Gdc pnu Caroline. unb @%ougbltrobe.
S!ngltlul0c: 9onnerItog Ibenos -
Sirigent: giigl,it Sdneiber.
.IioSort-W 1nnerdor."
SnuptQllarticr: Hpbert @onmer's
Sale, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strobc; Singitunoe icben Conner.
ltag abelo - 9irieent q. %. YobI.
mann.
u@ihenfran5."
SauptN,orticr: au9uIt 8ocbcl'S
(bormoIs 3orn's) Saae. Ode Der 8.
uno @ougbIHoBe, Sigblanotomn.
S%ingitunoe: Nitttpods - 9irigcnt
Geo. U. Eoblmann.
,Welobie."
Salptqi,artlcr: i. Nies' Sole,
Ode 2omltraBe unb 9elair.Ma
.Sormonic."
&aitptqifnrticr: Rr. Ala, @e5t.
5opctte Strabe. Sin8Itunoe: Glen
tags - 9irieent: Sobn q. alein.
,Irion."
Sauptquarticr: ~Stag-Sa1e," Scr.
Mitttpoh - 9irigelt: S. 6. 5rant.
Singltunbc: Sonneritags - Diri.
gcllt: i. Garpliis.
.Mebger.@ cianGpcrcia."
Sauptqliartier: Soifmann's SaIe,
Com. uno SorreitltraBe. Sinaitunoe:
9icnitag - 9irigent: Subert Scrip.
pei.
,gabenio.W dnnerdor."
Souptqiiartier: Trott- rlnb 5. Ctr,
Sigblanototpn. Singltunoe: Glen.
tags - Girigcnt Geo. 8. Yobls
molln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Nnftions.M nacigen.

Shae. y. Wius, Aupalt, t6 ct. 9anl.a Ctr.
Wcr,pnltcrs $ GScrfani
Der jlpcthodtaen. Nuhnbdnicr 3t5, III, $40,
3?l, 32i, sno,Harriitrs trcsc, duf nifeHilincr
Mlilinll an Grt lInb Stcuc 5rcitag, II. 3uli.
40 .Aahntiinge. Bic criten bier tSrnnoitiidc
itno ie 1913 bel 40. bas letic if 12.2a bct 60.
icces @rniteiiiid o%erlnnet. Sir ndberc Sniors
nation lpenoe man lid an bic gnfttpnaioreri.
Charles Il. WsuB, Serinnlicr. 10 ct. Huiil Cir.
sdllunb Srps. d So, Iuftionaioren.
GgS-q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Gallagher, Der Wanmcilter,

UUU WIUd,
$1,000 fanfen cines Der bcitcn 5weifddi9en
Sauier in Sits9aItimorc, oas man iir oaS Gclo
erbaItcr fanr. Tcrrniicl 5runten, cenentirte
Gcitcnlpegc, S0fe uno ScGler uno cine 10 SUB
@runuliibsgneD i'm Sintcrarunbe; nloocrnc Ius
BEGINNER, stb6u9Slural SlnfbIub; @ruitb6ilS
itur $40 pro Sabr. Siireau Tr. 1881, Wiunn.
uient. StraRe. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
gereins Galcnoer.

8ader-@ eiangberein bon Baltimore
Giriecnt Troi. :. &arollls.
&nliptqiiartier Sobn abr's Sole,
Wr. 406, it-2erinston-S traBe. Sc.
bcn Somitog Ibenb, nit Iusnabme
ocs oritten Samitngs I'M Dtonat,
Singitunoe. (Gpril7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Su Scrfaufeu obcr AZ pcrmictbcn.

Gu perfanfen pocr Su ucrmiethen:
Sin ih6u c~iugcriftctcr HaoCit tSlnfb 6rolli'
nit Gas uno @lcfiri5it1t. yir. pos. gloro 2Snlte
Gtrubc. puicuo fir ir9cro Gin @cihdit. !tnbc
reg bel 0itue Sitc, Nr. 2Oi, '2solte' Str
I9g-20D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Baltimore Marftbcrid,te.

WaItIm0re, 1G. Sui 1908.
W ED Il uiubr 6t37 jiicr, ein.
i6licBlid 1913 5oiicr ST. Occult Foint
mo 1910 6Giicr 81 Canton; aiiitcn'
pcrion0t 1898 Safer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

$3.50 90 lnufeu Gin Suus nit iiinf StltllrlerIt
in erltiluiiiQem 3ulinnoc; @rltnoiino lltr $1,000
bro Snbr. 9in66uird0cu bel =. gSoitenbcim,
Tr. 1913, Huros Il rcmDnt' StraGc. 097-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

$3.50 - Sir cine5 iclcr prddtbolIen Sdil,
fer nube Battlefront SSarf. gir. 90. %, % etc,
9iprb' NnrcsS irabc. ecmcntirie 3rottpire. Scl'
let mo Suf; emniuirie Yubclpunnc mo Gii,
hennusguh etc. $50 Nudr NIB $i.05 pro gSns
dc luufci cincS icncr mcbernem Sduicr. We.
it6iiat ite iirb iihcr5eii9t Sud. Sebr Ieihic
Neoi1erlacn. GbWaro ]. etprd, M Crit uab
etcuc. ,Suutii71SI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
.Scrntann Suocnbpup,

@cneruI ggcnt iiir @ruHnci0cntbum in MA
rbInno, yipro Carolina. &irainicn mo Selnlpn'
re. c~nrpiicblt iib aud 6ur NciorglHlg bon Sels
bern uuf @npptbcfcl. Scriihcrltr9 acgcn 6eiicros
Ncinbr, fupie Qualification bon lrlo mad EUROPA.
Sfiirc: . bid ) llBr, III GbariessS truhr.
Snct1 1ONGtcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Ginc icltCnc Wclc0cnhcit.

Sin folio e%cbuutcS. gerdumiRc5 gatobnuS,
ncbit Siuu. Gitbncrbulia, in6nerl Ndunlcn II.
( ~. hiuin I'll fnuien. Hiegt nn elcftriider
WuhI, in outer Ad6hGrihuft nno fhorcr &C.
ocnb. DUB fofnrt o~crfnuit lpcrocn, Frcis
$4,000. &ct y. Saocnbupp, III ~1ure'Gbariec'
Strasc. (Scp5,1O
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Sigb 8rooc Hotcnt. . Abb.
Sigb 8raoc Stroigbt. lob.
Gboicc 6amilp ...... 4.35-....
grtro 3.75-l.0O
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bis nt3acu1bItcs. -. 4.25-i.50
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gcrlangt int I%agcmcincn.
1eutihes Observation-Disclosures areai

IeHtINts 1lhh9ea VuftuH.
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un6 Sienitboten gu bcibdfiieen piinfden, mol
fen itb pcrfDnlid ooer in lr1nfirien g1rieleh an
ben aacnien ber @eieufhdlt, Spbanu 2. wiener,
peiloen, ipelher lncnteeltlib s%liislintt erl9eilel
plre. GprebftuHeen bon bis B ubr.
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Gtablirt 1926.
Gonioli0ateb Qoan So.
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Yin arubes Ifortimcni bcriaucncr 9iuntdit'
fetl. lbreii mn Siluelcil in eincnt 9SributsSers
Tau, mob inter balbcnl &oitenprci8. 9Sir Ncber
nah ME Dor IibcraIe 3drlcbcn uuf ale gScrtb'
aeaenlidrse. Seiiens@ilgat9 gum FrioataVl.
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gSir babcn bic iolgcnocn gntrn sano'
Sumu(crc nm Gcrfnuf:

3 Idcr $3.50: r 9lder $500; IN SI6cr $3.50;
10 Idcr $3.50; 10 Nder $500; 80 Ider Sl60G;
as Idcr $500; 10 gtdcr $3.50. Nuf cilibctt
hieicr Plntc itcbcii Sbitbduntc, Ticr3ip Wilnu'
Ten Snbrt per cIcftrtfde Wubn bon Baltimore
iraeno cincm Der @libe. 36unen Glide bnDpll
inter Ieihicn 3ablun9sbcoyI0ungeu oerf1ricl.
Shenfnls 10 Idcr 9rpbe Snrm nit feiner g4nf'
t%crtrnfltc, i~ritaefdbr iiuci Wicilet BON ~oerielbcn
Citation Der clcfiriffert Vnbn. nit Sall5 ino
nnocrcn Standardization, 81 $4,000.
Scpcrn Stealth Company,
Hr. III, g,oro. Sbarlcs.s trahe.
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8erlangt - MGnncr nno Snabcn.
Gcrlangt:

20 WGnncr fir alc Nrtcu BON
HinSer . 3nrid)tnn9, SdDlGdtcr fir
&lcinuicb, Sdlucinc Mctacr nno
Mnritmader fir @aibingtun. Wad)-
5ufragcn mm fl llbr @urm. Samitag
bel Gbas. Sutid), 221 Siio-GntaW.
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- Gt,uaS Wcncs:
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2itlCS SUlltW ttIpIoCEI lClU
slus5iebcn. BERN ,,ddi ba6er aud feline S6rners
5eli. Subctt onifeibc HnsicbeI. oicfcibe gSirfs
tamfcii mo iiib!eH i6 an pie liaiiirli6e 3dbne.
Singctalene Seiihttr iuicoer normal aeina6t.
ger65fe acute brallden fd ni6t su iiirbier,
ibrc Sabine beburioelii. 8li ldileh. gsir @frorcn
Scriinicria 1enoe Rlltten ipcrhen ourdD uniere
nene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieitiibero aeinabt, nos
bird Gilen 8iiin gSergrliigen min.
t3cn5c 3abng ebiiie $500 bis $500; ane "a
rautirt. Bolo.Nrurtm $500 bis $500; alic "a.
rantiu. yri6rn.9trbeit $500 bie $500. @ulo.
Siinnngen pom ST at. Silbcr.5innng Soc.
Tr. Z. u. Terfiu, beiifdbcr 3abnar5i,
Tr 8tf, 9prp.Spucrb. CITRATE.
Gprcdiiuno1n bon 8 llbr Sorinittn9s big
@ llbr ahenos; Sonriags bon 0 bis 1.30 u5r.
0tublirt 10 Satre. CHIT
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Noggen. 49, 3uillbr - 9lrid)cl;
aus ben Glcpotorcn 5uriidge5ogcil
1862 9ui1el.
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Su %pcrtamfen.

Sn pcrfnufcl:
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