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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
DIseatLSfActlnn-

This Is "A queer old world, In the
suburb where live, there is a new
family about to move into a home over
which they axe greatly delighted,
They are 6Namored of the town and
the people and are anticipating great
pleasure in their new surroundings,
Just few blocks away lives another
family in a beautiful house which is
for sale The members of this home,
are thoroughly dissatisfied They
don't like the house, the people or the
climate. In fact, they are almost pray
Ing for buyer The situation re.
minds me of the soldier in Cuba who
so longed for New York that he was
half mind to try swimming home
A raw recruit. overhearing him, re
marked:
I'm glad you like It, As for me, II
were in New York | would try float
ing here on Saginaw shingle-for
can't swim a stroke"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
DRY FALLS OF LopoRE.
The Disappointment Of the American
Tourist Was Great.

Southey's description of Lodore has
given to that charming friend of holi.
day days a reputation which Is a little
unfortunate. 1t has brought to its
course worshippers from afar, when
there has not been a cupful of water
to perform as much as the meanest
OF feats which the poet describes. One
such visitor was an American He had
seen Niagara again and again. He
read Southey on the wonders Of Lo-
dore, and once more visited the vast
-esltaraet-ef-his- fttttive-itrti + hen,
feeling that, after all, Niagara must
be very small potatoes compared with
the falls of which the poet had sung,
resolved to consecrate his holiday to
the contemplation of its beauties and
grandeur. Het set out the moment he
reached keswick. and long walked
and toiled over rocks and boulders. He
could not find the falls. He rested,
and asked: Can you direct me to the
Falls of Lodore?" why. you're a.
sittin' on EN-" was the heart-breaking
answer. The falls of all the adjectives
were dry!-St. James Gazette.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
A STRANGE Seed Pod.

The antirrhinum, or snapdragon, is
one of the old-fashioned garden flow.
ers known by everyone. Although
it is a visitor from southern Europe
it has been here so long that it has
become naturalized. When~ we say
lions mouth" frogs mouth" calf
mouth" rabbits mouth" we mean
snapdragon, all these names being
suggested by its grotesque, maskilke
corolla But there is something still
more grotesque If We will wait till
the seed time and gather the dried
brown skeleton of the seed pod. Look
at them sideways, under bright
lamplight if possible, and you will
find they have quite resemblance
to a rhinoceros. Remove the calyx
and the little horns on the nose, and
look at them from the front, and they
have still more striking resemblance
to human skulls, and by turning them
about you get all sorts Of queer ex.
pressions on the grinning mouth.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
STUFFED LEAVES OF CABBAGE
Change from Ordinary Methods Of
Preparing the Dish.

Select large white head of cab
bage; core ii and pour boiling water
in center to cover 1t. Take one pound
of chopped meat, one onion fried
brown, one-half cupful Of rice which
was previously soaked for one hour;
season to taste and mix well. Take
one leaf at time from the head
and cut off the thickness in center so
as not to break when rolling. Take
a small handful of the above mixture
and roll tightly in the leaf Pack in
layer in kettle, cover with warm wa
ter and boil one hour. Take one
quart tomatoes, boil and strain, add
butter, salt, pepper and thicken It,
Let it come to boil and pour over
the cabbage. Serve with mashed po-
tatOes,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Order OF publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, IS.
In the Circuit Court of said county, in Vacation
December 10th, 1907.
A. NJ. Parsons, Guardian and Curator of
jacob Hines, Jr., a person OF unsound
mind, Plaintiff,
John Kerr. if living, and the unknown
heirs OF John Kerr, deceased, Defendants
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
his attorney before the undersigned Clerk Of
the Circuit Court within and for thu county Of
Bates In the State of Missouri, in vacation and
files his petition verified by afidavit, alleging
among other things that the defendants are not
residents OF the State of Missouri.
Whereupon II Is ordered by the clerk In vaca-
ton that said defendants be notified by pub
LEGATION tibet plaintiff has commenced q suit
against them In this court the general nature
and object of which Is to obtain decree Of
said court declaring the title to the west half of
the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
OF section thirty-two t32) In township forty one
qU, or range thirty-two (3?), In Bates county
Missouri, to be vested in plaintiff by Limitation
untrr the PROVISIONS or Section 42Gs OF Chapter
4s OF the Revised Statutes of Missouri, QS99),
and divesting the defendants of all title to said
real estate and vesting the same in plaintiff,
and that unless the said defendants be and APP
pear at this court at the next term thereof. to
be begun and held at the court house in the
city of Butler, In said county and state on the
fret Monday in February, 1905 and on or be-
fore the first day of said term, answer or plead
to the petition in said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed and judgment win be rem
dered accordingly.
And ii is further ordered by the clerk afore.
said that copy hereof be published accord
ing TO law in THE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES, q
newspaper published In said county of Bates
for four weeks successfully. published at leas,
once week, the last insertion to be at leas,
thirty days before the first day of said mex,
February term, l9CS, of said court
I. ID. EMBREE,
Geek of the Circuit Court of Bates Co. Mo
Atruecopy Of the record.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
lsEAL.) court this 10th day OF December 1907
T. ID. EMBREE,
at Clerk of the Circuit Court
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
MiSinn His Words

The editor of the Pennington (la.)
News has Joined the temperance bri-
gade, and tells why in the following:
The News last Friday, innocently ac-
credited the Christian Endcavor with
playing cards at the NJ. III. Morse home,
when nothing of the kind was intended.
For two and half days last week we
had a new printer, but booze" got the
best OF him and now he is gone. The
printer mentioned, set the society item
in question and caused the word candy
TO read cards" and omitted half dozen
words at the end Of the item,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Maybe He Wore Bib.Overalls.

A hobo, detained in Missouri, has
seriously confused the pm siologies by
placing the organ of emotion In a
somewhat basic OF frontal position
relative to the anatomy of man. The
Springfield Leader says:
A Springfield policeman who appreci-
ates the pathetic Notwithstanding his pro-
fessional sternness, tackled a hobo yes
terday and WAS going to run him in. The
DO" had shipped on board couple OF
big ones and was beginning to think well
Of himself. He looked reproachfully at
the officer and said:
MY trousers may be ragged. but they
cover a warm hearth
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
What will be the shibboleth OF the

What will be the shibboleth Of the
Missouri Republicans the coming
campaign? They have "seen the
books" and found them o. <, ex-
cept those Of Atkins, the sub. treasur.
or at St. Louis, which are said to be
still $4,000 short. They cannot
oppose the issue Of bonds in time Of
peace; they have done II themselves
with an overlooking treasury. They
cannot say there is no such thing as
. financial panic under a Republican
administration, the goods are here
TO show for themselves. They can
not preach confidence" as pam
acea for financial Ills; It takes money
TO do business and their trusts have
got 1t cornered.- Lawrence Chieitsin.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Some Tails and Their Uses.

A cat never actually ways its tail.
Why should il when It can purrP
But, nevertheless, il seems 80 serve
'the same purpose in permitting a
temporary expenditure OF excess ner-
vous energy when the animal Is IN
der great strain. For instance, when
carefully stalking a bird or man, as
in case OF a kitten or lion, the sip of
the tail is never still for an instant
ever curling and uncurling. We may
compare tbis to the nervous tapping
OF the foot or fingers In \ man.
When an angry lion is roaring his
loudest, his tail will frequently lash
from side 80 side, giving rise among
the sncients to the belief that he
seourge his body with hook or
thorn which grew from the end OF the
sail
When sisguar walks along slend-
er bough, or house eat perambu
lates she top OF u board fence, weper
ceive another important function VI
the tail-that OF an aid In balancing.
As u tightrope performer sways his
pole, so the feline shifts Its tail to
preserve the center of gravity.
The tail OF the sheep seems to be Of
little use 30 it's owner, although In
the breed which is found In Asia MI.
+ner and Oh the- tabieiantis -farsary,
this organ functions as q stoIehouse
OF fat, and sometimes reaches a
weight OF tissy pounds, When viewed
from behind, the animal seems all
tail, and when this appeudaHe reach
es Its !ull siz It Is either las ened be.
treen two sticks which drag on the
ground, or it lie suspended on two
small wheels &C. Vim. Beebe IN The
OGtil z Magazine for January.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Japanese Railroads.

The rapid growth7of Japan's rail-
ways during the last few years is seen
from the fact that in 1875 the num-
Der Of passengers carried was 2,754,.
426, whereas in 1905, 1t had been aug.
mented to 113,675,403. During the
same period the volume Of freight
traffic had also risen to considerably
over 100000 tons, while the total
receipts had risen from 644.459 to
69,033, 165 yen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Question of Support.

A jewelers. advertisement in Mich.
igan newspaper says: Not many young
ladies' are able TO support such a
gold watch as We are offering" The
young men of the town should be-
ware! \ young woman who cannot
support a gold watch, in all probable
ity would be a mighty poor proyider
for a husband
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
No Fiction.

The father-What is that book you
are reading, my son?
The son-It's a story Of man who
invested his money in western gold
mine and lost every cent Of 1t.
"Oh, that's all right, my boy. was
afraid you'd got hold of a work Of
fction!"-Yonkers Statesman.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Etiduette.

A Texas girl recently sent this ex-
traordinary request to the editor Of
her church paper:
do you think it right for a girl to sit
on mans lap even if she is engaged?"
The editor answered her question thus:
IF it were our girl and our lap, yes;
IL II were another fellows girl and our
lap. yes? but IL it were our girl and an
other follows lap. nevcr,"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
The Trout's Fault.

Il haven't had bite all day." com.
planned the fisherman. And l thought
you said this was fine trout stream ?"
We'll, 1t is fine trout stream"
said the summer landlord. you can't
blame me If the fish amt got sense
enough to know 1t, can ye?-Cleve-
land Leader.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
In the Continuous,

Mrs. Outertown-I think you work
ed for me once before. Can you re-
call?
The New Cook-Shure, it amt I'M
likely. It's SIGH bother layin' out
new routes, concluded to use wan
ay me ovid vans this trip.-Puck
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
To Be Expected,

Il notice that the residents Of
Pittsburg are seeing spots on the
sun"
That isn't surprising. II the sun
ever gets close to Pittsburg it is to
be expected that it will be spotted."-
Detroit Free Press.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Different.

Church-Ever know a man toNmake
money on tip he got in Wall street?
Gotham-Can't say have. But I've
known men to make money on tips
they have given.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Terrible Thouuht.

Churchill is estimated that the
sun will be able to supply the pres
ent amount Of heat for another 10000.
600 years.
Gotham-And after that shudder
at the thought of our coal billsl-
Yoakers Statesman.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Silk From Japan.

The exports Of silk from Japan dur
ing the season Of 1907 aggregated
$4,000 bales, a figure never before at.
tanned. America took 1880 bales and
Europe 27,436. This seasons record
will apparently exceed that Of any
previous season.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Two Ways of PuttIno II.

"Crittick read your essay" said De
Riter's friend, land he insists that
you're beyond your depth"
"Ah!" replied De Ritter. Il thought
he would"
you did? Then you know what he
means?"
Yes; ne means simply that | am
beyond his depth"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02

100, 000-3, 4, 6, 8 inch tile now
ready for the market.
3 inch. .$12 so 4 inch. ....$16 SO
6 inch. $4,000 8 inch. $50 90
10inch. $500 II inch. 800 90
Will soon have vitrifed hard build.
ing brick for sale at factory prices.
Adars.. II. N. BOOTH, Mgr,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
A Warninq.

MY dear, when You get to the sea.
shore | want you to be careful of one
thing"
What is ii, mother"
Your bathing suit. | am afraid the
colors will run if you get Il wet
Detroit Free Press.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
An Imminent DANGER.

The Kewanee Qll) Star is moved
TO remark that no one knows where
lightning and postcards will strike
next Says the Star:
A few weeks ago. man over in Iowa
was lying on his deathbed when he re-
ceived the following cheerful message
on a card: Cheer up old man the worst
IL yet to come" But this was not all,
for the day he died his wife received the
following on another card. Many happy
returns Of this day"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02
Diamond Cut Diamond.

Why do you cut your barber when
you meet him on the. street,"
ITS the only way can get even
with him for doing the same thing to
me In his shop. Leader.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02

kehnedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts upon the bowels and
thereby drives the cold out of the
system, Is contains no opiates-it
Il pleasant TO take and Is highly re.
commended for children. Sold by
Claws drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02

Nrf INNS W" Si'. Il SpiJV h"tWevu
vr'-----.-luIgbi hridg, With one cdrcss,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-02

A true copy Of record. Cir
Witness my hand, and seal OF the ay
(sEAL) cult Court Of Bates County. this 18th
Of December, 1907.
7-4t 7. d. EMBREE, Circuit Clerk. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

Ant Wtoraen mar ih lpieoer frilb
ratl. Sch bcoorf niht lallQen Shla-
les iiir mcin torpcrlidle3 Moblbeiiu.
Sen, hattie id) olIh ullr Iuenige Stltn
0eu Qerllbt, 10 bciuuo id mid oph
nieocr gang irIih mo wohl.
Zen berrlidcl Wor1en ullBtc ld
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bol0 pie mG9Iit Nllfbrctcll, ocnn &c
ru0c Die iriibeu MorNcuiuWoen limo
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itciaelt ull0 Nonbcrn aCciQnct. 60
lun0c nod, ser Sbau al icbcnl @ru@,
balm brillontcn9leidl bllBt, monbcrt
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Ncr1eL iueiln uber oic g%liihcnoc Son.
tic crit ocll lcBtcn Shulltrop'cn olfNc.
io1ell hat lucnn oic Iengcnocu, ioIt
icnfrcdltcn Strnblcn Wtitto93 obprol
len BON ben Acoilcli 8altfcllcn, luenll
fci1 &iiitdcn Dem Wan0ercr mcbr
aiibllul0 5itfddclt miro hos Ver0'
Itci0cll cine ldluerc, lllr Den oltell
Wtonl cine 5l ld,lpcrc InltrenannG.
Nor icd)a llhr bate id) bcreitS nelI!
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alien Sonmnlel0crdtben oilaacri'Itet,
bcreit sum Muibrltd). Mobln 'oltc
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Ncr0luoln pbcrbulb Der Aapeuc BON
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m~ologiitc StGtc crbelttct, Dob i'd,
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hcutc luicber 81 bcilld)et.
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cuecigenu" fonltc id) gar lllht Ion1
mc!ll. Is Cr9iPbt ia lei0cr uIdlt lcoc
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Ct. Nitolnp olio unb 5rpar ullI Dem
nGdliten NSe0c! @or Is mir 9cltcrll
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lmhetumntcn Scllenpfuo bcrgub 5lt'
r%iif5ule1cn. bonl fonntc mir oaS
Nerqoufitciacn Jest, oo idl beu GScG
tonntc, nld)t ~NcfGhrlid 'cir,
Sd mad)te MIDI 0lli Den We9. Ger
Eioo mar mirtlidl bcIier ais icin Mi,
@ei0brlid mor er bcim @erguuiltei
0cil MIR fiir cillen Nunoerer. Ser ollt
SdywiuocI Icioet uuo nidt Qnn5 icIt
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hattie bel mcillen Grturiionen, lnl
cine icItene YilanSc 5u c%rlongcr,
id,on oft ifmierigere mo nod pcs
iGbrlid,ere aletterportien rmtcrnont.
ltel.
Tortietuna foIdt.)
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@cretntgte Sdngrr bum Baltimore.

ScretHlGle SaH8cr DDH ValttuIpre.
Souptquortier: ngermaria . W1n.
nerhor : SaGe;" RrGIioent Senrp
Sbomos; correipon0irenoer unb pro.
tofouirenber SefretGr pro tenn. O.
Simmelbeber, Hr. 315, Roro-goen.
StroBe; Sinan5iefretGr O.. Simmel'
beber, gsr. 315. gsoro.goer. Strabe;
Sdasmeiiter s. Midlid, Ger. 713,
@arner.S traBe; 8irieent Sd. Gent
berger. @~eriammluns ieoen 3peiten
Srei.ag I'M Wonat.
,Nrion."
SingitunOe MittDod) in Ser Stag.
Sale," Nr. 205, SanoperItraBe. Gt-
rigent 3. Welamet.
nNrbeiter.W Gnncr6or."
&auptqlInrticr: 9lnorca8' Sale,
..9tr. 3t4, SanoperitrnBe. Singitut6c;
GienitagS - Qirigent George Is.
Goblmnnn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@ouptauortier: goI5' Safe, Or.
40S, @eit.2erineton.S traBe. Sing.
itlttbc: Wittnods - Girigent: S,t.
Bert &riippcI.
ngooenia.M Gnlerfor."
Satptqrartier: 9ratts uno 5.
StroBe, SigblanotoWn. Singitunoe:
GienitagS Giri0ent: Goraro
9odncr.
y@ermanio.M 6nnerhor."
Sauptouartier: 8ernlania L. Wdn.
nerdor-Sale, Scr. 410 bis 4t2, Weit.
2ombaro.S trabe. Sinaitunoe: DON.
neritaas - 9irigent: 3beobor Sem.
berger.
~~Srobiinn."
Suuptquartier: Srobiinn . SaIle,
Hr. 1000, Srebertd gpenlle. Cling.
Ger. TIC, Noro.E acayS trabe, cling.
ltul1oe: Mittlpods - Girigeut: Sobn
81. &Iein.
,Wosart.M 1nnerhor."
S;duptauartier: &obert 8onmer's
Sole, Scr. t921-t923, Orleans.
StraBe: Sinsitunoe ieSen Gcnuer.
flag abenb - Giriaent q. ". E5bl-
mann
v2ocuit.Goint. Wdl1nerd)or."
9oltptqllartier: Seocr's Safe, gfe
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Itunoe: Mittmod @benos s l1br =
Girigent: i. Surolus.
ngoperiider Mdnnndor."
Sauptauartier: adermann's Salle,
Ode pnr Caroline. i,nb @ousbitraBe
Sinsitlnhe: Eonneritag Gbenos -
Girisent: auauit Sdneioer.
,Sarmonie."
Sarptai,ortier: SIR. Ala, Wef..
Sopette Strabe. SiugItunbe: 1ien
tags - 1triaent: Sobn u. 8Iein.
nMetser.@ eiangpcrein."
Saup.ouartier: Soffmam's Snae,
2oip. urb Sorreititrabe. Sinaitunbe:
Gicnitag - Girigert: Subert Strip.
pei.
.9aoenia-W dnnerhor."
Sauptauortter: Stterbain's Safe
(iriiber cgintrad)t SalIe"), 2ocuIt.
Eoint. SingItunoe: 6reitag ahen0s
Tiri1ent Snbert Stripped.
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yercins q. GnIcnDer.

gGder.8 eianereretn bon Baltimore.
0irigent Troi. 3. aarelns.
Souptauartier Sobn 8ol5' Sale,
Rr. 4OS, @eit.9erineton. StraBe. Sc.
ben SoinItog Ibeno, nit Illsnabnia
oes britten Samitass I'm Wonat.
ginaitunbe. (apriI7-10
Y0bmiihe 9dder.
5auptqi,artier: Nr. 1913, aib'
fono.ape. 6. & z. Gel. @clie 376 &.
(gioh2. 3Dlte)
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Nuftipns Tusetaeu.

@cbiier Mttas StIaner, RedltoaHlpnlt
1913 GaIOeris(Sebauoc.
0HwaltS.gertdui
bed
mertlppIleu Observation-Disclosures
Tr. 1890, @cIt { Baltimore : Strafc,
Hcbit Der SuuSidlait, Giurithtiing unn Gautpis
rnnG Der ,Mciu.glurt &rciing Gnntpaun".
Nla NutuaIi fir Den @iaerltbilnler lpcrtc in
an Wittuudl, Den 8. Ee5cmber 1908, nm ! ubr
lindbmittupo. an Gri uno Steuc dlt nf'cntlihcr
.~ruItion has obcn1enaunte Gigenthnnt ocr!alt.
ftn, hu@ cine Sront bon ctlun rs SltS an her
Baltimore Strube INN cine Siete bon % Sufi
~ Soa bat. Nruub5iu5 St2S. Nehult nit
eincnl breiitjdlGeu iic1ciitcincrncu &pDnbfua
nit laoenfruni mo y il6dt gem 3iCaelitctucraCi
0interbmts, nebit 'oer %Niuoiduit. @tnr,btunG
nm @alipirnng. Cin'MlteBIih Don . <0CI
ttlher, @u56fcII. 9td6itiheH. 3uuCrIt.. Nltptcu.
Iuh fir Rerdraturcn, @Iuli. Sheioepiuncu ma
~@mrihtuugcn in 3lpCtal0heu.
Observation-Disclosures: NdGr, GCpo'tt clU
500.
Nattiipr a. WahGu,
(33S.41,4) aIiitonat)r,u.
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9aItimurc Narftberihtr.

Baltimore, ,. Gcj. 1908.
Mchl. - 3nillbr tt,ll7 6ollcr.
ciuidllicBIih GAG SoiIcr III Socrlt-
&oiut mb 1880 6Gi'cr 1T Gollton
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Ho9ocn. 49, 3lt'llbr 1871 Dit
it)el; ans oen gleputorcn jllrilf &c
Sogen 10 9uihel; Glcuntorcn Dor.
rotb 20t,757 Quifel,
&clltige SfluBrntc:
Or. . meitliter Roggen 50 -S21a
Nr. 4 %r,citlidcr Ho9Bcn. so soy
Sn Sddcu, ic mad S.uo'
litGt. Is 81
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I'm bfrfduyeu:

seeO . Slr eiliSs lener pIdhfSoueE San'
;eorosSdres Strabe. Gemeufirte Trottoire, 9eI'
Ter uno Sol; eruiuirte 91oetrnnne urb ais
tberausglb etc. $50 9anr uro lteit inter febr
leihten Seoineiingen fnifet zines ierer inooers
men Sdlifer. Befttiet ie uub iiber5eret @uh.
sebr lethte 9eotreunger. Goiunro 4. stpr6,
an Grt unb Stelc. (Suii17,1J,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

S275 arnbe ataniuo: in taoeuoiem 3ufians
be; bnIe Gdrantie; GeifeI urto 2edc.
Gamblers d Stagman Co.,
Siooft,Gde Charles uno 5apctte. Strabe.
(NpoS-)
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$3.50 faufeft eir prnhibo1e Tialiro. 0iabd'
aonhsSebduic: fam bon einem rciert rictt ms
teritieoen lperoen: fir flint Sabre garantirt.
snnoers & Stapmnu Co.,
Sloottsede CHARLES nro 6dpettcsStrnbe.
(NobS-)
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an %perfaufcn:

ptr. 1874 uno 165. 9prbsSaresSirab Ode bon
SabettesS iraBc; CUTE @de fir beirdbe irgeno ell
8eftdft; lei6te 0eoi1guneelt. 9ta65uiragen an
Crt uno Ste1e. Wlal neb,ne Sairnlount.s loe.s
Cars. (9ipp2, 1W2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

II Il ,. OITIIVI 'O'J'J NHTUJVt'
Gerionot bon oen G!cuoturen 1892
9illd)cl; @leuotoren . &orrotb 5SS,s
VOC Uuidlrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

NFFNTFpNE EF'FNTF 'V" w. ="
@oi5cn. - 3ufllbr ~, 76i 9r-
idel: &erlonot pom Den Glcuatoren
26,O33 0uihel; GlcpotorensGorrotb
6t3,2i3 Nu'del.
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Sn %pcrfaufcn.


GcrIangi iiberoll Surmci bon eincnt bis 1000
adern, nit ooer obite @ebGuoe; perfaliell Sbr
i~rgenblpo aclegereo @rliunei9eutbunl. Seniamlin
o.. 9apis & 60, Nr. 102. Gft.2criugtpn' strafc.
Sffen bon J Mor9enS bis q !Snbniitaes.
(Sft25-)
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0elb 81 terletheu.

@ir iino bic eiusige S%arIebcn.
Gompaguie, Die pon S. bis $50 unf Wt6beI, Gas
Idr 81 balhet HaIen ai beutf1e SumiIien uho
Saoen., Gdbri.s nno 9nbn.glneefieui cr 6orgi.
G1retht ODER fpridt Dor bel Der ,,StaHoaro
suan Co.," 22s ct. 9aul. straRe. 2eidte 8id.
Sabfuugen. (Sft3 ,2Nste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

Wnrmor'Gerileioung InltIub an '%anttdrel
aaraI; 20 Rub brciie, aepfIaitertc Strube. itd'
tiotdre 98ufh3uber I'M aeller. Sabresslniotieil
$50: 9ertnge gaars stn5ab.ung.. Sltnion'Str;,
siuildeu 9pnIbaros lino BruttsStrdBe. Sut. =.
@bite, 9alll1terrebnler (9too20, 1!gtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-03

Taic Snr 9ieiie in's Mnslanb &c.
iorst 6. Saline, 9r. 413, ct.salfi'
morcitraRe, maize Gnitom Sonie Ase.