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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-09
Coal Company pissoIves.

The Faulkner Coal Company OF
Conway mas notified the secretary of
state that it had dissolved and de-
sired to surrender its charter.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-09
Company Names Agent.

The sacretary of state has been no.
tilted that the Russellville Anthra-
cite Goa! Mining Company of Ypsi
lani. Mich, had appointed Edward J.
Martin of RusseIlville as agent for
that company in Arkansas
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
NORTH SIDE NEWS

Msi wnamo o iwa the accredited aud will
take oil items subscriptions all
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01

was being done by ]. y. Bablcr bro.
ttcr-in-law, of the deceased
Miss Davis, who has been visiting
Mrs. J. Al Simmons, 81 Ilwaco, and
friends at Fort Candy, for the past
month, returned Monday to her home
In Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Hall, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs w. b. Hawkins,
and family for abott month, return
cd Monday to her home In Chinook.
Miss Merle Matthews, Of Ocean
Park, will make her home in Port
land for the coming winter
The Lowering ranch at the head OF
the bay, was recently sold to Honey.
man and Clark Of Portland.
Mr.. jerome Cradle and family left
Tuesday for Edmonds Wn, to spend
the winter with their two daughters
at that place. They will return in the
early Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. ingalls, and
Mrs. Chariot Offer went to Portland
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Fred II. BralIier II seems unusually
sad as just 4 month ago they went
70 Portland to attend this wedding.
]. w. Deitrick has the contract for
rehtting the building belonging to
Mr. Schimpf for postoffice purposes.
Mrs. Denvir expects to move the
Office about October 18th and she will
then have more room to meet the
demands.
Mrs. Joe Trimble has returned
from Portland where she went to
place her daughter, Gladys, in school.
Miss Francis Haggblom returned
last evening from visit to Port
land and Linnton.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mcdonald re-
turned from Ncwberg yesterday. Mr.,
Mcdonald is superintendent Of the
planning mill at the d. L. Kelly Lum-
Der Company which will resume work
on the ist.
Mrs. ID. r. Stinson Of Junction City
is visiting her mother, Mrs Z. A.
Denvir.
-. M Stuart was in town ycster-
day on real eotatc business.
Rev w. s. Short will hold serv-
ice in Warrenton on Thursday even
ing. He is trying TO secure lot and
move St. Thomas chapel from Skip
anon to Warrenton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
lLWAco

Reverend Morse, Of the llwaco
Presbyterian church left Monday for
q week or more to be spent In Ellens-
burg, Wash.
Miss Ruth Richardson, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. II, A,
Espy In 0ysteryille for some time,
left recently for Portland. and from
there will 90 TO California the first
Of the year
Walter Williams, junior partner IN
the firm Of l.. y. Williams X Son oi
Ilwaco, returned Monday after sew
eral weeks spent In Portland
Mrs Bert Sprague and Mrs ]. y.
Nye of Chinook were visitors 10 II.
waco the 6rst Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams aud
son, Of Chinook spent Sunday with
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
J. r. Coulter Of the Waliicut
Word was received At Naheosta, A
few days ago from the slingerland
family, in Berbera, Africa, stating
that they would leave for home on
The 25rd Of August but II would be
two months before they would az.
rive,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
Where Bullets Flew

David Parker Of Fayette, N. Y, a
veteran Of the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says. "The good
Electric Bitters have done IS worth
more than FIVE hundred dollars to me
! spent much money doctoring for a
bad case Of stomach trouble, to little
purpose, | then tried Electric Bit
ters, and they cured me, now take
them as a tonic, and they keep me
strong and we'll SOC at Charles Rog-
ers 4 sons drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01

-, Miss Constance Robinson, Of Rain
Ter was visiting, with her friend Mis-
Myrtle Williamson, over Sunday
! 'She will leave shortly for SAINTS
lcruz Cal TO attend school this win
ter.
The town hall at Chinook, was sold
recently At auction, Mr.. Sam Oleson
being the purchaser for the sum ol
fifty dollars which IL 10 be used foi
the benefit Of the school library
Now that the old hall IL sold, the
residents Of Chinook are anxiously
looking forward for the new one Il
be constructed soon
Mrs. J. b, Bablcr, and children ar
rived Monday from Wrangcl Alaska
TO remain with her mother, Mrs. M
M, Hawkins. for some time.
Chas, Rogers left Monday for Ray.
mond on business, bu, luckily he met
the contracting parties at Nahcotta,
and thus shortened his tsip consid
crably Mr.. Rogers returned the
same day,
oystervillc lost one Of It's oldcs,
and most highly respected citizens,
this week, in the person OF Lincoln
Davis. He Is selling of his property
here amounting TO about 240 acres,
and may go to Grays harbor in the
employ Of one Of the oyster com.
panies leaving his children in South
Bend to attend the excellent schools
there.
Mrs. Schultz, left Monday for her
home in Rainier after a couple Of
weeks visiting with her son and
daughter, Fred Schultz and Mrs. W.
a. Fowler OF Tlwaeo.
j !. Hagon was In llwaco the first
Of the week and purchased large bill
Of lumber, for the extensive improve.
ments that are being made on his
place on Bear River.
Nat Cory, took lay of from the
Ilwaco Railroad recently to visit his
brothers chas. and Ernest Cory, Of
South Bend.
Mr. Henry Fleckenstein, OF Long
Beach was in South Bend few days
ago looking up some property.
Mrs. Clarence Curry, OF Chinook
was In the city the FIRST Of the week.
We understand Mr.. and Mrs, Curry
will, in the near future move to II
waco. and make il their home for
some time, indefinite.
Ben & Ruben Hawkins, OF Ilwacc
who left the latter part Of last week
for Wrangel Alaska, returned Mon
day with their sister, they went only
as far as Seattle, when word was re-
ccivcd saying that their presence in
Wrangcl, would be Of no use, what
ever in recovering the body Of their
brother. as all. that could be done.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker

A well dressed woman interrupted
a political speaker recently by con
tinually coughing. If she had taken
Foley's Honey and Tar it would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
the cold from her system. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and is in yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes. T. F. Lau-
rim, Owl Drug Store,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
A jewelers. Experience

&. r. Kluger, the jeweler, 1860
Virginia avenue, indianapolis, Ind,
writes: r was so weak from kidney
trouble that | could hardly walk a
hundred feet. Four bottles OF Foley's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complex
ion, cured my backache and the ir-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01

Irregularities disappeared, and | can
now attend to business every day,
and recommend Foley's Kidney Rem
edy to all sufferers, as it cured me
after the doctors and other remedies
had failed. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01
Saved His Boys Life

my three year old boy was badly
constipated, had high fever and
was in an awful condition. | gave
him two dozens of Foley's Orino
Laxative and the next morning the
fever was gone and he was entirely
well Foley's Orino Laxative saved
his life" A. Wolkush, Casimer, Wis.
T. F, Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-01

More proof that Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saves
woman from surgical operations.
Mrs. s. "A. Williams, Of Gardiner,
Maine, writes:
~ was a great sufferer from female
troubles, and Lydia X. Pinlfham's yegc-
table Compound restored me 10 health
In three months, after my physician
declared that an operation was abso.
lutely necessary
Mrs. Alvina Sperling, Of 154 Cley.
bourne Ave, Chicago, I'LL, writes:
II suffered from female troubles, d
tumor and much inflammation. Two
Of the best doctors In Chicago decided
that an operation was necessary to save
my life. Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound entirely cured me without
an operation"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia IL. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it? .
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice
She has guided thousands TO
health. Address, Lynn Mass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Stbneuc Abfdafnns.

Seit SOnig 5rieprid I. bon Preuz
BEN mar e8 nm preuBiI6en !Sofe Sitte,
bab an Der !Softufel 3ipei @encrd1leutz
nants benz 9Gnig itcbeno bic Spciien
por3ulegen hottcn, unb oab Der Sofs
marI6aa bis gum erIten Srunt aufz
ipartete. Surge 3eit, nafoem Jrieb>
rid MtIbem III, ben Gbron beitiegen
bate, unb ais er gum eriten Wale
9robe 6eittafel belt, fab aud er bin
ter icinem Se1el ben Sofmari4aI CUR
gufnartung bersitIteben; giitig fa9te
er at benz alien Serrn: .aOnnen ii4
aud IeBen."
sd barf ni6t," antnortete Der
9ofmarfMaa, ntpeni9itcns nift eber,
ols bis Cure MaieitGt ben eritsn
Srunt 9etbon."
.SGreibt Ri. Safclorbnuns ba5u
au9 Elm bsItimmteS getrdnt por9"
fragte Der SDnig.
pSooiel i'd lpeiB ncin," ertpiberte
Der Sofmaridaa.
rMorten Sic" fagte Der G0nig,
sriff nod benz naGiten WoNer9la'e,
trant TOR bes Sofmaridalls Qusen
unb Ipro@ peiter: sd babe alp ben
CT item 5runt 9ctban uno omar in Yes
aug oltf oieis oIberne Gillette glei4
fir mein 9cn3es ferncres 2eben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
cAuher unN Irinr Gausbllterin.

Der 1877 in bobem Glitter perItprs
bene &omppnilt 4uber plauoerte germ,
uno Elm unerI90pfiides Sbema lparen
fir i'm bic tleinen bdu8tiden 8dmpfe,
Die er nit iei1er olten 9ausbdIterin gu
fiibren bate. Sic mai o6t3ig Sabre
alt unb pfle9te li6 beltGnoig bariiber
gu betIo9cn. DAB ie bel ibrem boben
Otter nod 10 piel arbeiten miiBte.
~Q6t5i9 Sabre iino sic %alio." Iagte
9luber zines Cages gu ibr, ma, ba8
9ebt nod! Sd aber bin fiinfunoaht3ig
Sabre alt. unb oennodl arbsite i6
INNER nod, lpie sic ieben!"
ga, Serr Iuber, ertpioerte ie ibm
ieelenrubig. nbas lit gang ettoas an
beres. 9as bibden 8lapicrtIimpern
lit bod feline Mrbeit!"
Gin anbermal ipar Iie Iebr libel aez
Haunt uno brummte immerfprt Inn i9n
5erum. nNun bOren Sic dber auf!!"
fa9te Illbcr crolif. .Sie lpiIIen ni6t,
ipas fonIt 9eI6eben ipiro."
rWa8 Iou bsnn gei6eben9" fragte
bic Nlte ipOttiId.
nNun, i) peib iaon, mas id tbun
tperoe," Iagte Muber.
u0as fir cine Uerriidtbeit benu?"
SD ipcroe mid perbsiratben!"
Do f6pisg bic glte uno ma4te. bab
iie binauStam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
GrfnNune Oer S~hieGbaumuuI!c.

DIS Sd6nbcin, profeHor Der Che
mie in 9aiel, 1876 bic S9iebbarmz
ipo(c ~erfunben bate, ipurbe CT nit
einem S6ldgs Der populdrItc Mann
GuropoS. Sein Same .Shicblpolcns
Gd0nfein" par in aller Munbe, bic
Hegierrngen perf0ieoener Gambler
iudtcn i'm gu eeipinnen, eS fam gu
8erbanolln9en betreffS grlperbunQ
bcs Yatent5 auf 9~erTtcGung oeS neuen
SprengItoffs. nobel Summon bon
100000 BIS 100000 Urants ses
nannt ipur3en.
9emgegeniiber nefmcn iid einige
4nerbietungen, bic G4onbei1 un Dieie
3eit gema4t pprpen iinb, 9erabe5u
tomiid aus: Gin 6err 9utterIad aus
Gallp, Der fid einen orbentli6en Bier
teller bullen pollte, erbat Iid) pom @rs
finder etna3 SdieBipolle unb crtIdrts
ii6 epentueQ fo9ar bereit, bos ReSept
gu tauftn. Ser OberI9irrmeiItsr
Gbuarb Sbomas in Mibltroff bel
qlauen, beim 9au Der iGdiiI9s bdpcris
idsn giienbabn b~eihGftigt, piini4te
.benfaus 81 ipren9en unb ipar nil
lens, Elm big apei Sbaler baran gu
tpenoFn. SdaQer, Der Wirtb nl3um
Rappen" in Gabr unb nebcnbei Elm
srober Nirlrob. berldnst BON Dem
neuen S6iebpulper robne ben preis
81 linitirsn, unb Der SolinsninIpct.
tor 9elmann in Sal5oronn i6lpingt
fi4 fo9ur gu benz uncigenniibiaen 2ns
erbisten auf, CT ipole nit Shiebpole
%unsnteeltli9 Sprengperfu6e dnftelen.
Die 3eitungen beg genannten Sab
res iinb ooll BON Der Gdonbein'i6en
Grfinounq: bic Gioasfalia, 9silags
bes 5rantfnrter Spurnats, brin9t i'm
%5lpeiten !Sal6jabr ni6t peniosr ala
81 4rtitel barber. Sin pbantaTes
toGer 3eitunqsf4rei6.r, ni6t ~sufries
ben oamit, erfinbet folgenbe S6aucr.
eei6i6ts, bic ct na6 Sronisnbura Der.
lsgt: nGiner 3o6in 1T bon i6rem
2ieb6oter, benz lie untrcu geporben
iii, Elm ifoner, Itarfpattirtcr llnterrod
3u poblfeilem prcis in bic 5dnbe gez
fpielt porosn. sic siebt i'm BEL ben
0orbsreitungsn 81 einem GeItmaDl an
unb gett an bic Qrbsit. 4ber pe6e!
bic @attc lit BON Sdisbboumipole;
alg fe iiG Dem SCRIBE ndtert, lin an.
suri6ten, ipriibt Elm fsuhtes Stiid
!Sols J,,nfsa. unb elmer bsrfslben fdGt
auf ben Gaum bss unfeliscn Inter
rods. W}an bort einsn furhtbaren
Hnaa. aGain. Serb. Spsiien. Slide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Stnbcnt ais Ginbrcdjcr.

Son Nronci5co, 3. Woi.
nQr." ". ". @oclct, Gin angeblid)er
irilbrcr Stll0cnt ser .GoIum6ia-llni.
pcriitGt, bciinOct lid I'M @ei6ngniB
pon @crfcIcpsGolntp sic Nnflagc
1cacn i'm it, onB CT in Ben Iebtcu
Monotcn bier uno in Gotlano cine
gauge Hcibc Don Ginbriifen periibt
bobct iou. Gic Yoli5ci pom 9crfeleu
iibcrmad)tc Den angcblid)en @ouner
icit mebrcrcn @od1cn. 8ci iciner i'll
lester @od)c criolQtcn GcItnobme CAB
rr 3lt. oaB err cine reide Ncm. 0orfe-
rin IN icin @arn lodte ln0 iih NIT
OcricIbcu troltcn licB Zen Aonen
icinca GpierS peridrmieg ct icOof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Minfcl60riiancr Dor WcridDt.

GincinnutL O.. 3. Wai. -
Die @roBgeldmorcncn babcn 81 ans
tloacn ncgen bier mobncnoe, iebr be-
tonntc Mtotlcr me9en 9etbcilt9ung
al oCn Netriebc cillcr @infelboric
crbobcn. Gic NntIo1cn limo atf
Wruno ser Dom County Nupalt Si=
rom 10, NuIiion 9%ciommeltcu &c.
mciIc crboben moroen. 9lli ieoc crit
moliNc l(c%bcriilbrung ltebt cine @cI0-
ltraic Don 5000 bis $500. (Sm gSie-
OcrbolrngSiaQc cine iolhe BON iedl3
Molatcn Wci0raniB iiir &noipiouen
ltno &erlrIt Ocs Charters iiir irgeno
cine oieicS @ciCb p%erIcbcnOe Gorpo-
ration.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04

Wirtbin Yi60 in benz 1ri'0ct bIidcn
lieB. 7}rau @rdulid5 lief fortpdhrcnb
apif6en GtuGc uub Slide bin uno
Ter, o6n: irgcno!oo 0onb anlegen at
tDnnnt. Eiae hsTorgte olle8 aQein.
3ulcbt 900 Gdrtner S0a(e bic olte
syrcunbir neb:n iih ouf einsn S6cmel,
am Gnhe Der Gaf:I. ba btie6 Ie fiber
::ao aB uno tronf imr1er nit.
Ser Glts mar bcreitS f!ott rim
Shron." Gsire Iuoen i9Hroeu fun
felno; fcir OsiIs letam G6tpiracn.
Gr ncnnte RE 0rcut;h rur nof Sra
ieltdt" cesr ngam9sn" urn ouste uno
fie5te fie ie ~noGber. ga begannen
au0 ibre 8Iide SIT bliBen. unb Tim
ibrsn pelten Muab ipicltcn freunolife
2ihterden. 9iQe tam uno bot ibr ben
mGdtiaen gfapftuhen. sic faBte oo5
Mdbhtn tcim Slim, bog ie@lsn &ppf
na4 binten unb 3lpinterte es an.
rScrr be5 9immel5," badte Wille,
nipaS fir rerliette @uscn bic Wiltter
maht!"
mGi, SungTer Sine, bas 9ebt Dir ia
aleS mie ge'6miert pon Der Sonb,
unb 70 9ei6idt fabt 8u bic Qrteit an.
bob eS au5licbt, ais ipenn a. blob
nit ibr fpieIit. 9u tpirIt - nidt
BON ibr r9ntertrtegen laIen, uno iper
Did CUR 6rau nimmt, Der bet0mmt
fit bic Nrbeit ne Wleiiterin ms
0au5 -"
Limb fir ben Morn piel 2iebe,
Mltter Graulid," fiel baS MGo9en
ibr TAPER ms Mort, muno Elm treueS.
Probes Ser5."
Ter alte OGrtusr IucGte pcrTtoGIen
bic 9ano ieiner Srsenoflamnc.
nMetBt 8u ned, Gmmden, in Der
@enusgrotte2" fliiIterte er. rIn bic
fufsig Sabr pirb'5 bolo ber iein -
ba bait 9u mid oa5 cine cin3i9e WlaI
9etii -"
,Ma6 feline buamen Wibs, Sollc8
Sernanb!" unterbra6 bic Nlte i'm
i6neQ; aber iic itreidelte babel feline
Sanb, uno ibrc fsife a0nig8piirbe
5erflatterte in cinem 5itternbsn 2G6eln
Der Hiibrung. n0u, Stle," rief iie
iiber ben 3ii6, nseb ems Su Wilcm
unb beitel Inn, bab er ii6 lpd5 ipiins
idcn iou. Scine Mutttr 1T feut ne
Maieitdt, unb lie piu inn mas idens
ten."
Der 9urIh fam benz Mdbhen alii
balbem Q8e9e entgegen unb umfoBte cs
fed.
.0ie Ellie piinVde id mir, Mltter,
fonit niht5 ouF Der Melt."
Nun erbob ii4 @Grtner !Safle. Dor
feincn often Wugen TIirrte uno film
merte es, ais pb Elm gan5er Sternen7
bimrncl um Jpn funfelts, unb bic Grbe
bre6te ii9 nit ibn i'm 9reiTe. Iber
er flopfte nit benz &u6enmei1er an
lein 0la5 unb itammelte:
rWeine Ssrrns unb 0amcns! Mit
Jrcuben ergrcife i'd baS Mort. Der
S6iibenf0nig ioQ leben unb bic
9routmuttcr. Meinc !9errns! Sd
meme bi, ate MoieItGt - bas beib,.
bic iunge aDniginmutter. Wsine
SerrnS, ipos i6 ioger ipoat: 9as
8rautpaar lebc bod, bod, unb nod
einmal bo6!"
llnb Elm Subel erbob iid 10 iiirs
mild, bah Der fd9ns Sommerabenb
iid i'm SGlafe regte. 0urd feline
Seele 9ing elm Seben unb Elm Sebnen,
unb Elm Graum umIpann i'm, Der
0olbene 5dben 5og Tim Die flip buftsns
ben NoIen lnb bic fliiiternoen 3eoern
i'm Yart an Der 0~enusgrptte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Tie Wirrcn III Guatemala.

Mcrifo, 3. Mai. - IS miro
beriftet, ooB ser guntcmolouiitc
Miniitcr ocS NcuBcrn gerpaItIam iii
sic @obnung Oes @cneraIfoninlS pou
ltrl1ltnp cinornng ulo oen @enerals
aoniltl uou @pnouraS, ser BORT 3ll-
illldlt Qcilldlt bate, geiaugcu nobm.
Ger WcncraItoniul BON Uruguay bat
in Der omCrifoniihcn 8eian0t'doit
3llilltdlt QElltdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Scrcinigtc Singer BON Baltimore.

SaltptQllortier: ,8ermonia WGn.
ncrd)or 3 Saae;;" Grdiiocnt Senrp
Sbomas; cnrrciponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoIlirenber Sefretdr pro tenn. g..
SimmcIbcber, Nr. 3t5, 3oro.goen.
StroBe; 6inon5iefretdr g.. Simmel.
beber, Ir. 315, @oro-Goen- Strobe:
S%d)osmciiter S. Miflidl Scr. 7t3,
@drncr.S trobe; 9irigcnt 81. Sem.
Berger. Geriammlung ieoen 5tpeiten
6reitag int Wonot.
n@ermaniaeG Quartz Club"
Souptqllorticr: @agncr's Sone,
Nr. TIC, Noro.GocasS trobe, Sing.
itlnoe: 0ienitagS. 2irieent 5.
&urolus.
,Irion."
Salptquorticr: .Stag.Sone," Nr.
Utittpof - 9iri8ent: S. s. 5ronf.
nSormonic."
Sauptqllarticr: Ger. Ala, @eIt.
Snpettc Strabc. Sin9itunoc: Gicn
tags - Girigcnt: Sobn q. &lein.
- Observation-Disclosures.
Saliptqrartier: @ermonia g.. W1r.
nerdor.SoQe, Nr. 410 bis 4t2, @eIt.
2omborb.S trobe. SingItunoe: Don.
ncrltaes - Girigcnt: Sbcooor Sem.
berger.
n.Srobiinn."
Sallptqliartier: SroGlinn Salle,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerif : goenue. Cling.
Itltnoc: NittmodS - 9irieent: Sobn
u. &lein.
uIrbeitcr.M Gnnerdor."
Sollptquartier: GnbreaS' SaIle.
Nr. 314, SanonerItraBe. Sinoitunoe:
Mitttpods - 3irigent: 9apio Me.
lomet.
nSboIia-N Gnnerd,or."
Sauptqllortier: 9oigt's Sale, Nr.
1t22, Sarforb.a penue. Sineitunoe:
Eienitags - Giri9ent S. 6. Sranf..
u2ocult.Y nt.M6nnerhor.
Sauptqllorticr: 3luider's SaIle,
Gde Gubo. uno MnbreitroBe. Sing.
lt,unoe: Wittipo6 abenos S llbr -
Girigel,t: Subert ariippcI.
ngrbeiter. 2iroertaIeI."
Soiptql,articr: @ol5' SaQe. Nr.
40S, 8cit : 2cringtonitraBe. cling
Itunhe: Glen itags-Giri9ent: Subert
STRIPPED.
,Melooie."
Souptqliartier: s. 8ies' SaQe.
gde 2opItroBe uno 9eloir-M orft.
Sineitmbc: 3onncrItass - 9iri'
gent: 3. &arollts.
ngapcriiGer Nonncrhor."
SollptQuortier: a%dern,ann's So1e,
Gde bon Caroline. unb @ougGitroBe.
S!ngItunOe: 9onneritaa abe1bs -
Girigent: Iugr,lt Sfneioer.
nWo3art-M Gnnerhor."
9aliptoliortier: Gobert 9oqmer'5
&oQe, Gar. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StroBe; SineItunbe ieben Conner.
flag abeno - 9irigent q. %. H69I'
mallft.
neidcnfran5."
SauptalIarticr: Sobn Sdntibf's
(pormols 3orn's) SaQe, Ode Der 3.
nno 8o%llgbitroBe, Si9bGanotofpn.
SingItunOe: Mittipods - Girigent
Geo. y. Yoblmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
@erchtcr 3nrn. Sn elmer olten

Wcrcftcr SnrH. IN elhef 0ltell
Giibinqer Gbronit lit folgenbes al
Icfen: ,Nnnp 1914, ols bic Sapcrn in
Der Gsitun9 gelegsn. purbe Der Wau
bon ben 5ran3oisn unterminirt unb
gefprsngt, ipobei iber Is Yer Ipnen
bapsrii9er 8slaBung umtdmen. 4is
bic Minc an9s5unoet, 1T nebcn n
bereu ou6 Elm Solbatenpeib In Die
Cuff geiagt lporben, cine aderldnge
ipeit obne Shaben 81 9Oben gefalen,
lpieber aufgeltanpen unb unperiebrt
Encouragement. Sat aber arg ges
i6ip,pft unb 1T arg idlimmer 2alns
oelpeit.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04
Steiner Srrt9um.

2ongfelon @reiits emit mad Gbideiter
unb polte Bel bisier Gelegenbeit audi
bo5 Grab bes beriibmten Ooenoihter5
Collins. ieines Observation-Disclosures,
beIu6en. Gr bat ben 9%ootenerGber.
inn bas Grab 3u 8eigen. Dieter ers
fiiGte ieincn Wunid uno fibrte i'm
an Elm Grab. beiien 2ei6cnItein nlr
ben Namen nGoqins." Ionit nidts.
seigte. 2onfelop p%eriant in tiefes
Sinnen. uno oiiitere Sdpermutb
ii6er5og Iein @eii6t. so, ja," iagte
Der S%ootsngrdber mitfiibleno. Isle ba.
ben gang redt. baB Sic um WiIter
Collins trausrr. Gr mar Elm ausses
Seibnetsr Wann uno Elm ppr5iieli9er
Shu1ter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-04

atIes lit berT6panben, unb bic @dite
itebcn %eritaunt uno bungrie BAL" 3us
lebt piro bic G6iebpoqc aud nod
ouf Die 8ii9ne g~e3errt; i'm EboIiatbeas
ter 3u 9amburg piro els msibna6tss
ropitdt Qeaeten; n9te erplpbirenbe
@aumtpone," 3eitfdpant in sinem Dit
bon 9eppolou3.
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Gcrcins 3 Galcnber.
Bidder. 8eiangperein BON Baltimore

gdder.8 elangperetn bon Baltimore.
Girigent Erof. j. GoroIus.
Saiiptqliortier Sobn abl's SoQs,
Nr. 40S, @eit-Serington.S traBe. Sc.
ben Samitag Ibenb, NIT 4usnobma
bes britten SamItags i'm Monot
Singitlmoe. Glpril7--1O
yGeuti6 . llngariid)er 2ieoerfran5."
Souptqliartier: Stterbein's SaGs
Griiber .gintradt.6o6e"), 2ocuit.
Yoillt. Singitnrtoe: 9onnerItog
Mhenbs. 0iriGcnt Trons Sod.
(Mait1,1O
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AUDI rift WrfnIp.

Ole unge 5rau Oots
t n: 80, nit ieinen Grfolgen
fam msin Wann gun5 5ufriebeu fem;
ieitbem er ben idpinoIidtigen, reiten
Baron be6anoelt, bat er I6on 3lpanSig
pfuno 5ugenommen." .Wcs. Der
8aron?" - rein - mein Mdnn."