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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
FIFTY KILLED I'M
A WRECK ABROAD

Antwerp, May 23.-The worst rail-
o catastrophe ever recorded in Bel
GUM took place near Contich. six
miles southeast Of Antwerp his morn
ing. Because of a misplaced switch
he Antwerp express, running 80 miles
per hour, crashed into a train loaded
with pilgrims on a siding. Every car
Of the pilgrim train, excepting the fore
most one was telescoped. The cars
We're literally ground to pieces and
practically all the passengers were
either killed or badly injured.
About forty dead people already have
been recovered, The station at Contich
has been converted into a temporary
morgue and hospital and is rapidly fill
ing M with dead bodies. The scene is
one Of horror that beggars description.
Up to 4 o'clock his afternoon 80
dead and 70 wounded had been re-
moved. The occupants of the cars
were mostly workmen and peasants.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
CLEARED OF MURDER,
ELOPES WITH "MERRY
WIDOW" OF MICHIGAN

South Bend, Ind, May 23.-Mrs.
Maud Beherner, the Merry Widow
Of Cassopolis, Mich. and George b.
Metsker. OF South Bend, are missing
from their homes and are supposed TO
have eloped. Metsker last Friday was
found not guilty of the murder of Carl
ton w. Morgan.
Another angle to the disappearance
Of the couple is hat Metsker and Mrs.
Beherrer are wanted in Michigan to
answer TO criminal charges. Mrs. Met
skier says her husband has deserted her,
INT she will not sue for divorce.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
RAILROAD BRIDGE Is
WRECKED BY DYNAMITERS

New York, May 23.-The new bridge
under construction, on Harlem branch,
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad, at Bay Chester, was wrecked
by dynamiters today. A charge of sc
pounds Of the explosive was discharged
under the first span, twisting the huge
Orders and practically wrecking the
whole structure.
Today's outrage followed an unsuc-
cessful attempt to wreck the bridge on
The same railroad over the Harlem
river early yesterday. The bridge,
which was being built by a Philadel-
phia firm, has been the scene of almost
constant labor trouble.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
ACTOR OFFERED TO
DANCE FOR BEGGARS

Seattle. May 23,-Fred 4. Stone, who
created the part of Scarecrow in The
Wizard Of or caused a sensation by
Offering 10 dance for the benefit of an old
blind man and his feeble wife, who were
begging on the street corner. A CROWD
had collected, but after sizing the gather
ing up, Stone decided it was not strong
enough financially. Stone then tried to
persuade the pair to go with him to an
other corner Of Second avenue and James
street. promising to dance for their bene-
nit.
Rex Bcach, the author and playwright,
volunteered to pass the hat, but the blind
man ard his wife could not be persuaded
10 leave their location.
Beach thon passed the hat, and collected
a harvest OF nickels and dimes.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
THE REVOLVING DOOR
MUST CO.! DANGEROUS

Paris, May pm. Lepine, project of
police, has issued an ordinance forbid
ding the use of revolving doors in res
taurants. hotels, and other buildings
capable of holding more than 100 per-
sons, on the ground that they are dam
gerous in the event of fire or panic.
The storm door of late years has be-
come popular here, and a number have
been erected These now must all be
removed. The order aroused the in
Gignation of those who have installed
them.
NJ. Lepine's action is prompted by
two instances of the doors tanning
and imprisoning inmates in buildings
for a long time.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
Turnips and Music.

This IS a tru story. which happened
In his city.
A young mother with a brow fur
rowed with care. n a distrait. anx-
ious manner demanded TO see the prin-
cipal In order to lay before her a COM
plant.
II am not going TO have my child
taught that there are a certain number
Of turnips In a peck. It's all nom
sense, for everybody knows 1t depends
on the size of the turnlps." h an
swered decidedly. Besides. she says
the teacher scolds When she f0rgets.
The principal was shocked and agreed
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
"CHILDLESS PRECINCT"
SHOWN BY CENSUS

Chicago. May 23,-In the Fourth pre-
elnet of the First ward of Chicago.
where $50 persons live. there are only
20 persons under u years old. and no
children under 6 years. The territory
is bounded by Jackson boulevard. Van
Buren, street, Dearborn street, and the
river. This report WAS made today by
Timothy Naylon. superintendent or
census taking In the First ward.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
WOMEN "WHiTE CAPS"
GUST A WIFEBEATER

Encampment. Wye. May 23.-Roscoe
J. Reemer. alleged wife beaten. living
near here. was taken from his home
last night by a posse of women, wives
If men working i'm the ! ines, and given
20 Iashes on the bare BACK ducked sew
ae-al times in a big barrel of water.
tarred and feathered from his waist To
his head and then put on a fence rail
and ordered out of the community.
Husbands, brothers and sons of some
OF the women witnessed the punish
ment OF Beemer but took no part in 1t.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
INJURED IN
FIRE IN CHICAGO
Box Factory of J. G. Winter.
meyer Is Swept by Flames
in Few Minutes.

Shieago, May 23.-tire broke out this
afternoon in the large box factory of
j. c. Wintermeyer. The flames swept
through the building and spread TO a
number OF adjoining structures. Eigh-
teen men employed in the factory are
cut off by the flames. A number are
killed and injured.
At 2:20 it vas reported that so or
more employees of the factory had been
injured.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
English Devotion to Rridue.

A family In London which IS pos
sionafely devoted 10 bridge was recent
~ plunged into mourning by the loss OF
the father. "A discussion arose as to
whether the deceased would have
chosen 70 be buried or cremated. the
decision was left 10 the eldest son.. who.
looking al his mother, said. Il leave IL
to you. 20 whsch nj ie-l.ed. n maze
IL sg4ias."
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
CHICAGO BUSINESS MAN
GARR0TED AND ROBBED

Chicago. May 23.-Robert c.. r.
Holmes, purchasing agent of the Com
monwealth-Edison Electric company,
was found dead with the marks of the
garrote on his neck. and his face black
from strangulation in a down town al
icy early today. Ills person had been
Invested Of all his vaIuables.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
FINDS NOTE IN BOTTLE:
MARRlES THE WRITER

Washington, Pa, May 23.-In the mar
riage of Miss Flora f.. Gruber, OF Breens.
boro, and William Sharpnack. of Char.
ieroi, at Youngstown, Ohio, an unusual
courtship was brought to a fitting climax.
Sharpnack is an employe of the United
States government on the new lock at
North Charleroi. On February Is, 1906,
he picked up a floating bottle. which con.
tanned "a note signed in a delicate hand:
"Miss Flora E.. Gruber, Greensboro.
Pa. February II (St. Valentines
Day.. 1906, Finder please write"
The river at that time was at high
stage, and the missive was not long In
finding it's way down to lock No. 4, where
ii was found by Sharpnack. The same
evening he wrote a letter. and in due
time received a reply. Letters and photo
graphs were exchanged later. The sequel
was the marriage. The young pair viii
live at Charleroi.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
BURLINGTON HELPS TO
BREAK Patterns CORNER

Chicago. May pa sensation was
created on the board c. trade today
when II became known the Burlington
railroad has issued instructions TO its
traffic superintendent to see that tho
loading of corn was subjected to no
DELAY. This Is believed to be an effort
to rush as much cash corn as possible
TO the local market with the hope of
breaking the corner held by James
A. Patten.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

Laporte, Ind. May %
1T is my verdict that the /:
body so viewed is that of Mrs. /:
Bella Guinness, and that she /:
came TO her death through /:
felonious homicide, and hat /:
the perpetrator thereof is 20 !:
me unknown.
Z. y. Mack, Coroner.
.........'' $3.50. ''. 49, '..''.'''.'
Coroner Mack expects to file verdicts
in the other deaths in a few days. This
is the first official verdict in the Gun
ness ass.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29

was waving wildly In the air. Teach
err she finally shouted, there, you
said IL again. only | forgot an thought
1t was tUrnips,"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-05-29
PLAT CASE DISMISSED;
MAE WOOD ARRESTED


New York. May 2S.-The Mae
Wood-Senator Plat divorce ease
was dismissed this afternoon. Miss
Wood was arrested OH a charge of
perjury and held in 5000 bail.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

nm IA Ero5cnt Qrober ol9 Die fiir
ole gleiHc @odc oc2 &%oriobrca. Gie
3unobmc riibrtG o~IlIrOin82 bon gro
Ecrcn Giuon1opcrotioncn mo Dem
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9tcn port Der, ocnn flir 0ic Clearing
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tcbr nod nm GO Nrojcnt Dem iiir Oie
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nod). cine bohc mo miro, luie bel al.
len mirtbiHoitlihcn &riicn bcobodtct
miro, nod QcroluuC 3cit noh llcbcr.
lminOuu0 oc2 oilltcn &crlulli2 Der
Striiia ououurrn. IS bctrtg Die Boil
Der in Scr pcriloiicncn Modc olrGc
mclOctcn Gol.imcntc 263, pcralid)en
nit 25S i1 Der &orrpo6c urO 80
tc}lu. 17t iiir oic Ntiprchcnoc Nnd)c
Ger bciocn Dorolt3gcgulAcncn Sabre.
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8tfnnntmudjnngeH

9crfucactc 4tnde0uie, nit Der 9lufi6riit aEros
ppluI9 ior SpCcIal Gait .Ston, G!nnHco Htpc5
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NnbRlueau h]efcrUuir Oerlcben ulo ar oen
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itrt. ucrAClI bis ltltlpod, Den .. 9lu0uit 1908,
Gurun. II llbr. i'm Bureau Oes SiuotsAteRiItrus
tors. 9iatbbnu5, Baltimore, Ma, eutgeGcH les
ituntireU iur Die Sleierittn ltlt0 NblielerlHg In
fegtiQem ~,iuilGHoe an Die Nniierbeb0roe bon
ipc,icucH @unciicneAi0brcl nit Slanaeit mo
,3uDeB5r inr Gus S1IcnicnbGtS ocs ncucll Sod
lliuCau ,ieicruuIrs, Baltimore. Mo, 9chtiB ben
SpciitifutiOuCu. pclCbc i'm giirCaH oe5 sSatiers
NldcHicur5 uot Baltimore, Mo, III erbdltcn
limo.
Nllc |glnGcbolc nliiiiel bon ciucm beGInubiatcu
coed oCs NtCtcre dui cine gGlcdriIla 9oule
guni" fir iiiuI Nulloert Dollars tS50O.OOD, ges
SuQcll an Crbre pcs WtuO ura mo Stuotrdib2
BON Baltimore. ~bcNlcttet fem. mo miro uUn ocni
c~rfDlgrci ncu lteter Die Slenung etlcr 3uirtcs
ocHftclcnocn Gilr9fhutt IN ocr itbliben ,Sorm
iir ole gcruiiicnbuItc Nl.at!tbrlilg hes l~tcberetlls
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sic GUutraltpCrnebuuGssGeGGro bCUdlt lid
haa 2Cd! ron. lrGcIlo luc.dc oOer ale glacbotc
noCr lrgcln ciucu Ibell Oct 9%tngcbotC 6i pcrs
mcrICu.
9uirco ~. Enid,
2Suncrs SnBellteur
Vcitdtipt:
I. Sarrn NinbJui,
Frdiioent ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GSuli2J,2I IS. 20,3O,3l ,Nugi 3,4,1)
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Sic EpOcsinaic III TranfrcidJ.

NoG Dor SdbrealrilI mar man III
6routrcid cntiAloiieM, Die Cooc@s
itruic ob}uidoiicn. GlCmcnceol'a nc
Qicrlmg brod)tc cincn oicabc}iiGJldc1
W]ricbcntmuri in Der &omm1cr cit.
Wittlcrmeilc rcgtcn Gin ponr iGcub!i'
dc &crbrcd)Cn Die oiicntIidc Mtcimun1
cnorll allf nn0 Ca mcbrtcn liI 0lc
StimnclL mcld)c bic NeibcboltlmB
ser l~U0GaItrnIc ior0CrtCll. QtClc9 Yer
l0uNcu crbiclt nod &critGrtund
Gurh Die umQeu0bnlidc 3unobmc
idUcrcr NcrbrchcrL bic mon IN Der
IcGtcn 3cit IN Der Souptitoot %icItitcl.
fen tontlte; man qldltbtc bic l(rpdc
0icicr 3lunobnlc rllr III Dem l(nltol10
Crblidcn 5lt oiiricn, ooB Die &crbrcd)cr
Jest Dor Der idrucriten Str0fc lld)
lid)cr iilhltcn. Go}u fam nod, ooB
icit n1cbr ais 5lpci &nbrcn fem 90
Oc9urtbeil mcbr pouitrctft morocl lit.
SEER Gallicrc9 bat, icit Cr &rGli0cnt
Scr Hepublit it, fCin ein}igca (o0ess
urthcil untcrjcidnct; er lit nGmli0
nift 6loB pcri0nIid Gin @cgncr Der
(o0C@Itroic, iOnocrn or 0Iullbtc ulldl
bic 2lbiid)t 0ca Ocn Enrlomrnt Re.
rcita OorlicQcl0cn @clcbcH id)on IN
ser Froria ou9fiibrcn 81 iouCn, Sic
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bob lie 5ur StciAcrlunN Scr Ircdbctt
oCa observation-disclosures lpClcntli6 beige.
troNCn hobc. Ginc 9ln5o9l pon
Sdnuur9Crid)tcn bat olldJ ldl0n Nclo-
lutioncn Qcgcn oic Nbidofiuna Scr
(o0caitraic 0ciobt. Scr ,Nlitijmiui.
tier bot 5luor 6ieIC@ &crinbrcn Der
SdNmur2cridtc 9eriiAt, ober lcin Gin
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INNER nod Sd)mur0crid)te, Die, mcnn
lie Elm SobcSllrtbcil HciGut hobcL 10
tort IN elmer nn1cb1uQtCn Nclnllition
Die GrpoytlulN olt9iprc6cu, 0oB 005
llrtbcil nlll nld poQ5oAcn mcr0c.
0ic2 ollc@ bat olld) ullf Die 3ummer
Ginorud Qcnlod)t uno lie lit cntifIoi-
icn, sic IoOeSitroic Decentralization,
Sin S6log fir Sen iolid)cn Sort
ldritt mo Iiir Notwithstanding &bi.
Iuntbropir. Nod mic uor blcibt'a Ou
bel: nit Der 9lbidoiiurQ ser CODES
ltroic ntiiiicn sic Scrrcn Ni0rOcr ocn
9lnf0nN madden.
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ltd in @ollitreet 0urd)ulls nidlt iid)er
1ltDlt, lonlt miir0e man ca uitt iiir
1otDlg boltcll, ioldbcn Sumbug III
S3cEe III lebcn.
Gcrungcmi ii tb vi ely it c Sled
an Der Nogl5cn Groc lit }lrr 3cit obne
3ucifel bic pcriiidc Sto0t Snbri5
@elttc miro tic pom Sbob cjlGcnom.
men itllo nlor8en bon Den 9icuoIlltio-
l0rcrt. @em ooa intCrciioutc Spte(
nod cine 3citIonG iort0cicDt miro, 10
mag bon Der StoOt ihjirblid) nId)t9
nteDr ilbrig 6lcibcl.
&n Gcuti6lun6 Gcrrih Of
inter zen %ntcrciicntcn cine 60lc
Stlmmlt19 grAen oic G]oufurrct}
omcritontihcr Sdubmoorcn. Sage
gen, ooB Die Nnlcrifoncr olti 0robem
6llBc ouitrctcn unO picI @rlo olt31c.
ben, bat man in Gcuti0lunD u6cr
llidt3 cin5umcnOcn.
TuiulanS'S tiirfiIde SGber,
o. Ia nj 500 H.
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MCnrnC w. Wnldinnn.

IS iiGrb nm 90. 1uIt zoos @rprse w
NnidTtnn, ~NcItebtcr @nttc BON WIuraurct Nilhs
man Ii1o ipclilltcllcr So6u BON Dtari6u ltun
oca pcritOrhcUCu SrGncia VI. Nulehmn1I. Ser
mnno!e mo Srcunoc iuo cinRcnocTl. Der Beer
niQtl1 nr Sicritun, ncu 2S, ,SlIi. NahnlittagS
, llbr, non ieiHrr lSubnunq, 9tr. $50, lSeli=
NnMeite- zlrnhe. mLS hci4lnnhncm. L20N-IM
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elizabeth Nuifnon.

50 iturb pI6pIib ant y. 5uli 1908. > llGr
giGhnlttinNs. IN i6rcr IcUtrl &oDmuQ, gtr.
400. 6urrclt-, 9dc pOu gnp StruBc, Gltia0ct1
IobH Is. 0uiinnlL i'm %. Sabre ibrc9 2cbcn5.
Stc V%ccrotRirG iinoct Wiuntnn, ltdhnlittG1s >
llbr. BON Der nbell RcnHnurcH ySnbHInN ans
noll ciuQcinocn liao, NetfcgurA AMI Der Bat
tLlllprC CCllClCrn. l2MN-M
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Qnn0pnsNnrf.EcmCtcrn

gRvcan: 9,r. 81, gScit. snrntDaas 5trnhe, uno
0GMpt.Hingnng: Srcocrids oiuno.
WcGr1hniBplaGC ban $25 an inter heit1notaer
9luiliht, Sbuittb. uin,IL @elpilbe. Fildr6en etc.
lpeyoen I'M Grr'GbnnS an SAINT 9inanng Nes
iunoen. Infer glaelt pirN, weun acpiiHf1t,
OuriprcdCn. OBJ
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(Slnil EuneliricO.

g. iturb plbRIth an sumitnN. ocu -, Iuii
1905 DiorNcna GcGcll g llbr, intoIge zines I'M
tehnifcr Gmil GnHclirieo, % Sabre alt. Sic
@ccroiglu0 iinhct bclte, WtOntup. Jtu6mittd1o
3 llbr, BON Ut. 1922, YennlDlbanla sglpenue,
ans uuf Der Baltimore GemetcrD" itatt.
(2OQ)
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Baltimore Gcnctcrn.

@irran: Trnufiin. %ic., Baltimore. 1t. giprtGitr.
NcRributbpIdpc 6unI Scriduf bon $50 an
nit Mtnrmprpiuitcn nbNeGren5t $50. - GlGB
fir bier @raber. Srnie 9clIpung Der GGpclle
fir IruucrgoticSolCIitc. CSuuitG,tO
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2prratnc.

Mnlcrtih. - Gayfnrtia. - Srieoltdj.
gcitlih bon &nlbrOuf einc INN cine babe
NFcilc. Miouut SnllDsHSHNQuHS mo YurrltIies
9~tdpNun5 bircft bis Nlht GiuQanp. 9cioe Zee
lcphGnc. Stnot Viircgu iuI BpcltcIt Slur ncs
.lluipu 1ruIttSobdiioaS, y Hbarcs. npb fGNctte-
sttnhc. Cluil, Il S.T&S)
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MiQinlr Sccocr.

IS Iturb am -. Iuli 1908 Ginidm sccacr,
Gcliehter @ultc bon Wiarb ztcQcr. Sic NCcrnis
Glta finhct W'phtaa, q llbr gIubmittGg5. bon
lctner lcbten 2Sobulnq. Ar. lgI4. ,SrCoerld
glUcnlP, aus itnit. NeiicpulN Gul Der pGuuouHs
Bari GCmCtCrl." t20s-m
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Guf Greet Sampfcr-G ompagnie.

abfubrt hes Samplers nab Rod Greet mo
Gturp Greet bon Spehoen's gSerfte, am 5iBe
oes G'rounuan. iieiid lim s llbr WioraeIlS mo
3 lDr gIudmiituOo. nuSgeurmmen Soirtags.
Snning3 nm 6 llbr Moreens uno Gonntans
nm 4 mo s llDr @%iurgens mo 2 lbr yia1miis
tags.
epeiials1iaten fir @crrilt, 0irdben NIB Conn.
tdnofdIntcn.
gSclicre Mtsfiinit ertbciIt fdrifiIid ODER
itiiltolin SuIt ". ocath i'm Niirenn Der Gpuls
pnaltie an Der SScriic Sipii0cu ~ uno 9 llbr
NnhmittaNS. - Nfo. GGone, U 3S1.
OGni2O-crrtD
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Scpartrment iIr biientiidc sidcrbcit-@antcu.
sub cpnrtrmcnt hes Wcbiuors = ipetturSs
Yiircaus, Mathhaus.

Baltimore, IS. Srli 1908.
Mngcbotc Wcroelt %crt0cacn gcnontrlcIt bon
Der GOutrdil Ncbhrne Oer Stuot Baltimore iilr
ben Srud uno on5 Ginbinocn in Sumfurm Der
Sar9cicFe iiir Den 4IaDor uno Sidoiratb BON
Baltimore.
glnacbutc miiiien in perIic9eItcn Gouhcrier.
~uorCiitrt an ocn .&ourh Of 9lpuro5 Of Naltis
more Sin" mo nit DER gluiiGriit n&rnpuidf
iOr Frirttn9 nno Ninojn9 NIilniu1 Guoe" nil
ocr gIBcnlcite %pcriebcn, NrIl, i. Seipell 3Dua
mas, StabtsJtcGiftrator, in hciien @itrcal I'M
hatbDGua nm uhcr bot II lDr GurItitingS am
%. Suii 1908 i;berrcibt lpcroct.
Schcm SinNcbut nun cil an ocil WiaOor lino
Stdpirnib bon Baltimore 5~nblbnrcr ccrtiti6irtcr,
ati cine rGlCnrinA ,0ouic" Suuf ac6oaener Sbcd
ilbcr 5ucibunhert IS200,00) Collars b~ciaefiiBt
letl.
Ser crIolarcide Nictcr mus @iirai6uit iteucr
lno Den Eciiilnnnilaeii Sco iidbiiiben CHARTERS
bcjitglid euliraitc nu dlon;lncI.
Gpcitfifatiuncl iOtleH an nher md benz
IL. Suii zoos I'M NiircGI beo 8Cbiioe Snfpeis
tors bciid,tilt lperoctt.
Bic @ebtroc bcbalt flo ons S'cbt Dor, trecuo
Gin ubcr uIlc Nngchnte III neIiVerteu.
GoUaro :, Ircitun,
@Cblltocs Siipeftor.
ScreDmiet:
I. SarrD @iabuul,.
liabor.
CSuit1G.1 7.1s.2 O,2t. 20. 90 .2i.25.2O
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THE WAY DOWN THE $ BAY
rno Gbuptanf IiucrsGrfuriiOmcL
100 MSiIcn. Gnl5iuaitr. Sen ann5en 2ng.
Ycbcn3rettcr liir flcinc Ainoer.
gopuiarcr Snmpicr emma @ilcs,"
Ticniiun mo TuuncritHa nm Z tthr Wur1cnS.
Seimfcbr nm 10 llbr IhcnbS.
@inetc 80 Gents.
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GricSjun=2ini

Tcuc itucac Saa'Sampfcr.
p2orb Baltimore" II. u9cnn" nah 9bilnsrlpbtn.
Tnhrcm ti9iidl mn Suuutaae, MiorncnS nm
3 ,lbr. bon ocr 9;rnits S.cnbe. 5uiihcn oer 9uls
bert uno Sultbs Strubc, nb. Snltcn on 81 Sct'
tcrtcn. Sulun Guiat, Gbciapcntr.SitD, ct.
Neurgc's, EclniparcsSitb uno Gbchcr, IA. laus
gen ~ln0cidbr nm : llbr W'uracts in Ybilaocls
p6tn an. 9nt6itdcnoe Saint brrdl ben Nanal.
EuiIagicrc innlen iludl 0eliehel bis GGciapcufea
sin mo 0citcrton iabrcn lno uli Der Jiiidlnbrt
nit Dem BOOT nn6 Sauie 8uriidiabrcn. 100 iie
mn s llbr uilnrNei. Snbrpeis rad Bbilnocls
pbia $3.50. Jiunofu6rt 10 SuGe). ant. an irs
acno eiucm IuHz oocr yiubt6orie 8urild 5~ulcbrclt.
$3.50, sooer Niidicbr nuf eitent 3uNe Der y%aIs
timurea SbiosEabn," $3.50. Sur6inbri3sNtlcie
per Giienbnbn bon GbtlaSelpbia nndl Ntlantie.
9th, Gnpc Winn, GONG Brand, Stean 8ropc.
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nirolidcu Ynnftcu. W;ahiSeitcm 30 Gcnte.-
&%ndtonmpfcr u~erIniieu ~GrnttsSirnbe reaclnidBig
Z llbr glhenhS nit IusilnbIle bon Gormia gei.
SidetS bel WlborGD'S 6unl Serfuuf. S9reiber
Gle iiir WeGtpetfer.
Clarence sbriucr, G1Crt.
Guni23-Nue31) Nr. 1923, QiabisStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

Ser probi6itioniltid) {
Fr0liocntid)oitS g Gonbioot Gbniin
fam lid Die Belt bis 5ilr omtlid)en
Ncnod)ridtiGung niht perfnciicn uno
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9iedt 10! los lit NoS cin5i1c %cr0nii.
GclL ooS linn bic Domination bietct.
mo ocSbolb mill CT Is bis nlli Die
Ncigc oustoiien. GS 1T oot b%oiicnt.
lid gcItnttct, oieieS @ilo oui cincn
EroGlbiiioniiten al%lSuuenosn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

@crett@ lit Scr EGono.
graph in bic Gicnitc Der Eolitif Qc5o-
gen morocn. Goa lit gut. @eum sic
NC0c ans Dem SholIrobr t0ut, Damn
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nidjt nn5uichcn uro 3meiicl oorilbcr
5lt bc1cn, Oh lcinc GubcrC @ridcinunA
nit lcincn Nortcn 6urmonirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27


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npiula ir Wiil0Iug Sturut g&utcr Drains, Cont
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Stuot Baltimore gerldtet, lueroe1 bis Witt
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g(njuOsfauui GUmmiilion u1fbelpnbrt iucroctt.
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crlnuui lpCrhClI. Sine SChiibr BON S2.25 miro
fir icoc Gpciifiinttnt nit NIauhritd herednct.
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n%crluugt.
N6aeImGB:e Gunutit1ten:
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