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The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
New York.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co,
members of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipman. man.
ager. 1901 F street northwest
Chicago, May u.-Whsst c5bIes were disappolnt-
ing, both English and Continental Foreign STA
tistics we're not bullish as the figures cabled on
Saturday. There was a large decrease in the
visible, but it had no effect on the market
There was also a disappointing export demand
IN corn. Weakness was quite pronounced in the
near positions, and there was no evidence Of sup
port There a decid,d pressure against Nav.
Weather conditions at the West were fairly good in
some sections, but in the Missouri Valley there
were further rains, and predictions Of rains we're
quits general.
Oats were moderately active and fairly steady
most Of the session. easing of a little with the
decline in other grains.
PreYisions were quiet and lower early on liberal
hog receipts, but later we're fairly steady, With small
offerings.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. May n.-Follosing are the receipts and
o1cia quotations on live stock at the Union stock
Yards:
CATTLE-Receipts fer week ended at noon to-day
were l754 head against Zz2l head last week Fifty
seven carloads on sale and strong at last weeks
prices Steers, fair TO prime 54aas65: common 10
far. A2a54e: heifeFs, SSs559: bulls Sola475 cows
L5oa475i fresh c0Es. 25.ola6a09 per head
HOGS-Receipts for week ended at noon to-day
were lis0 head against $50 last week; fair supply
and fair demand Westerns 6I5as25; from other
points. 5saa600; PIGS. 4,75a5. q; roughs. s0as7s
SHEEP AND LAABs-Receips for week ended
at noon TO-DAY we're 3Gs head against sss7 last
week fair supply to-day and market steady. Sheen
clipped. 250a550; lambs wool, 60GasS5 clipped
45oaT40; liberal supply spring lambs and lower al
T5oa9 q
ALNES-Reesipts for weak enaed st noon today
were 81 head. against 963 last week fair supply To-
day and higher. Common 20 best, A00a7 e21k
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Not Feared by Traders.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, May 1.-THE market for sterling to-day
was hTm with rates 5 points higher Rates for
actual business were. Sixty days AS505a4 s7l8; de-
nand. 4s725a4S7S); cables 4S65sAS770 Conner
oal bills were 4si.a4s5. The supply Of cotton bills
was scarce.
Money on call at the stock exchange to-day opened
At ia per cent; highest 2: lowest, "a; closing ..
Most OF loans were at ia per cent.
Tine money started the week with the same over
supply as was IN the market last week and offerings
were far IN excess Of the demand. Rates eased
further. being "a per cent for sixty days e. 70
per cent for Ninety days, to 5s per cent for four
months. 81 peT cent for I've months 81 20 S< per
cent for six months. and AZ 70 81 per cent for over
the year.
Mercantile paper opened the week in continued
fair demand. VITA a moderately large assortment
offered. Rates; 4 to Per cent for sixty 20 ninety
days, indorsed bills receivable, and choice single
names AZ 20 Der cent fer four 10 SIX months In
d0rsed bills receivable. and choice names: 55s for
Others.
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z.s8; city bran, $50. ia bulk; Western fed dog.
Bis. 70 arrive winter wheat bran il l0olb. sacks.
$3.50
oATs-steady bat quiet. No. s. white 5s'1; No.
4. white 5sis No, @ mixed. ST.
FLOUR Unsettled moderate inquiry Spring
patents. s5oas.s0s spring clears. A5Oa4s0; winter
straights A5a4s0; winter clears. 42)ai55; Kansas,
in sacks. 400; patents 5los50; straights. Alos45
clears, A0oa4.5o
RYE FLIUR-Iuegulsr. trade quiet Quoted
46oa5 IS
CORN MEAI-Firm. Light supply. Kiln dried
for export 3es: coarse meal ia bags. L50
HAY-Receipts, so tons. Inquiry is steady. but
quiet. Prime timothy. los; No, j, 9iaL00i No. 2
s0ass; No 3, 30.
sTRAW-Ffrm; light supply Long rye, Tsasa.
BEEF-Stesdyi inactive. Family. ls5Oaf.0o;
packet A59aI500
PORK STEADY but dull Mes. l475al52S family.
nM
TALLow-Market is quiet. City in hossheads.
81
LARD Unchanged Prime Western. $40; city,
s5; refined continent ass: South American 9.75;
refined Brazilian. kegs. il0oi city stesrine 10;
oeostearine, noninal New YoTk. Il; Chicago. ia.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. P. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and Tie
New YORK Cotton Exchange G. Bowie Chipman
manager, l&l J street northwest
New EoTk. May iL-Trading was active al the
opening Of the cotton market to-day. Unfayorsble
cables and good reports from the belt as 70
weather conditions had tendency 70 weaken prizes
aud the first quotations were u 10 points down
The market vas irregular through the dsy. but
prices steadied in the afternoon and closed at the
highest for the day
sS75 last week. and $50 last year For the reek
s. 90 bales. against 5sS last week and 50 s94 last
year. Receipts at New Orleans were 2.2a5 bales
against 1884 last year. and at Houston, 99 bales
against $50 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. per cut. sOaas5O: butcher. sooa
5.5a; commoH, zooss.oo.
HoGs-Per cWt. gross. s5Oasoo; ordinary. per
cwt. s.0as5 90
sHEEP-prinae, LoossOa; common, zsOas6S
LAMBS-Spring g.
cALyEs-Prme PER lb., sasI4i medium. 7aiH,
grass. sa4
c0Ws-Prine lrssh. each. 30 90a5o.o1: eommoa
M.ooasa.0o; old and dEy, Geoai0.oa
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Regular call. Il O'Clock noon.

Regular caIL y oclock moor.
Washington Gas S. 500 at g.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, 81 00 at s2as.
Capital Traction, az 1854. % AZ 1854. / At l24.
Washington Railway sEd Electric common, 50 at
1@ 80 at 52h. % al S2A. 20 81 2A, 20 az So 50
at 3
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. al
S.. at So, 30 at s., 80 at g. 50 al ssis-
Washington Gas, = al 69B
Bell Telephone Of Pennsylvania. 2 al 9, 10 al s5.
MsTgenthalsr 10 at 1855 az I6a. at 1854 ?
at 1851. at 1851. 10 al lasA, 10 al lSk.
Commercial National Bank, 10 al l52is.
Potomac Insurance. 10 at 3.
After call Washington Railway preferred, 10 at s.
Columbia Railroad g. 5000 al los.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
lnrA .alh
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Z. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange, &, Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1891 street n0rthHest
Sales tn noon ......... .574,z00 shares
Total sales .......... I.0s3, 300 shares
Call money! HiEhs 81 low, ~; close, :.
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New York. May n-WHEAT-Wesker; small bus
iness. No. l Northern Duluth. new crop. to arrive
ILL., No. red, T. o. b., los; No. hard new
crop, f. 0. b., LIS No. ! macaroni (. O. b.. L05ts !;
No. msearoni, l0l; opening Of navigation Ex-
poFters took 10 loads largely 10 arrive
C0RN-IHegular; quiet. No. 2 elevator 7s No
g l. O. b.. nominal: same, TO arrive. late May. y:
No. 2 white, (. 0. b., nominal: No yellow, T. Q. b.
nominal Exporters took nothing
RYE-Steady; nominal No. 2, T. O. b., o.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.


Shannon & Luchs report the sale Of the
house and lot at 2405 North Capitol street
to Harry Jones. who VIII occupy the
property as his home. The house is of
colonial design, containing six rooms and
eonereted cellar underneath the entire
house, with furnace heat. It Is one of a
row of fifteen, now nearing completion, of
which more than half have been already
sold The Consideration in the transac-
tion was s, 975.
Much interest attaches TO the appraise-
ment put by the jury of condemnation
upon the two lots on X street. between
Third and Four-and-a-half streets. which
the District will acquire for the new
truck house in that part Of the city. The
value placed upon the lots by the owners,
William A. Johnson and George G. Eat
on, were Si,909 and 1854, respectively, II
Is understood that the appraisement of
the jury was somewhat below these fig-
ures
The property owned by the Northern
Liberty Market Company. including the
K street property and the Convention
Hall, have been advertised for sale in
the proceedings incident TO the foreclos-
ure of a mortgage held by the Trust Com
pany Of North America, given to Sc
cure the issue of si25.00o in bonds. The
sale viii be held next Friday afternoon
by Thomas J. Owen & Son. auetioneers.
Stone & Fairfax announce the sale for
the National Savings and T'Tfrst C.ou1nauyy
the three-stoFy house at 2fS5 G street
northwest. The purchaser will improve
the property and occupy It as home.
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Only 10 cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500
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ASK SANE CAMPAIGN
Business Men Seek to Infiu-
ence Political Parties.
MAKE FIGHT ON DEMAGOGY

National Association of Manufac-
turers May Not Act as a Body. hut
Individual Members May Form Or
ganlEation to Impress Leaders of
Both Parties-Van CIeave Is Here.
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SALES PASS MILLION
For Fourth Time Transac-
tiOns Reach Six Figures.
MARKET PROVES IRREGULAR
Activity in First Hour of Business
Moves Prices Up, but Following
This Come Realizing sales, Caus-
ing Staggering of Market-MetRIs
Show Particular Strength.

New York, May 11-For the fourth time
this year the stock exchange transac-
tons to-day reached a total or more than
100000 shares. The market itself was
from the beginning of the day TO the end
the same nervous Irregular, but stiIl
exceedingly strong affair that 1t has been
ever since the Pennsylvania Railroad
COmpanys recent bond issue Al the
opening prices OF securities were con-
siderably higher than they closed on
Saturday, and the market in the first
hour Of business was very active. the
turnover in this time being more than
100000 shares.
Realizing Sales Next.
There followed in due course. however.
a large quantity of realizing sales under
which the market unquestionably stag
gered TO a certain extent. but in due
time the rise was resumed only 10 meet
another wave Of profit taking which again
checked the advance.
The character OF the market az the
close was uncertain and confused, but
was still not such as to suggest that the
power OF those in control OF it was in
any Way lessened, or that the impulses
behind the advancing movement were Sc
riously fiasging.
Naturally, observation rested upon the
large dealings in certain stocks. particu-
larry the Union Pacific and Reading COM
mon shares, and upon the fact that these
and other active issues ended the day
with either small advances or actual net
recessiOns. and people Of a suspicious
turn Of mind declared that these circum-
stances hinted at a liquidation IN some
OF the most conspicuous market lead
ers that was going on under cover Of
strength elsewhere.
Not Feared by Traders.
On the other hand, these are phenom-
ena that have been noticed several times
IN the last two months without attesting
elimination Of the general market.
In the early buying of stocks to-day
certain stocks that have hitherto Jagged
in the advance were urgently in hand,
and considerable net advances thus were
made in the New York Central, Ontario
and Western, and other stocks. One fea-
ture OF the market, too. to-day vas the
particular strength Of the Amalgamated
Copper, Smelling and Refining. and
United States Steel shares, which have IN
recent weeks been relatively neglected or
at least have not been prominent in daily
operations. like those that have centered
in the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific.
St. Paul, and other railroad stocks.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-12
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. f. Hutton & Co.
members New YORK Stock Exchange g. Bowie Chip
nm rnanaaar lsll Z street nnrthMsst.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02
Who Created the Pension
System

Nearly all Il Mon veterans vote
with the party of Lincoln and
Grant, he party which created
and maintained the pension
system under which have been
paid out u Survivors OF the
Union armies and to the widows
and orphans of soldiers who have
passed away. 1t may interest
Union veterans to know that the
Democratic State of Virginia
discriminates against Il EN- by
exempting from the poll aax as
prerequisite 10 vote those only
who served In the army or navy
of the Confederacy, no similar
exemption being provided for
Union soldiers, OF whom there
are many IN the State. This is
quite recent change in the
Constitu tlon of Virginia, having
gone into force ia 1904, when the
American people sh WED what
they thought OF Democratic rule
ia Nation and State ov plsing up
a record breaking maj jprlty for
Roosevelt and Falrbauas The re
is every indication that Taft aai
Sherman vii be borne to success
on another tidal vdve, aud sur
vlpors of the Union armies, who
still mum Der very large pro-
portion OF the esectorAte. W |
uudou btaaiy vote Tor the RepuIl-
can party, which has always
stood by the veterans, and
against the party which holds
tie Union soldier to be les )
worthy Of tire ballot than the
former Confederate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02
Real Estate Transfers

Johusuu Bros Land TO ~
Thomas V ko,tel lots tsyoS6gl
sec IL 94.63 xo76o
Johnson Bros Land Gu TO
Albert Svatos, NV NV sec 90 n.-
ne + sw ne sec 30 96 is 5000
Alice Mandan to Bernard
Brown nenw sec % 1851 -sl6
Alice Mandan to Bernard
Brown se-nw sec 27-95.bi 81 81
Owl Walks in House ct al 10 =
G Lindsay SO Sc sec , 96-65--l7i5
James A Wagner ~ Bartholo-
new j Wagner sw.sw sec 4
nw-uw sec s 95.64-25OO
Bartholomew J Wagner TO J
V = JAS A Wagner ~ .w sec ID
| 4 Sc ueG ue Sc sec l6 -6l-65N
John II Knns q wife to II W
Mcdonald So blk 7 in Adams
Ati to South Platte--l0ol
w Coyner x wife Ia John
II kuns All blk Z ia Adams aud
10 South platte-l40o
Davis G Ballard x W f. to john
Anderson nwi sec x So Sc set
|
90. 64- s400
Albert kokusek aud wife to
Joseph kokusek ssi sec l.97 III
100
Axel r kindwall aud wife Tn
Alben w kindwall Uad 2nw sec
| y ~ SO 5000
| Johnson Bros Land 10 t6
Louisa NJ Freeman e2 nw sec II
| a6- IS $500
| Trustees of First Holland
Christian Reformed Church. :,
Jonke 5 Roster, ~ nwny Sc,
IL .is Us 4uU
| Nojteck kolecka and wife r.
Vesll l'aviis ~ ne sec Il y7-65--
| 1900
| Louisa Nj Freeman to Nathar
j Kaiser W. sw sec 2O-y6-64-
1000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

John w. Arms trong, organic
er for the international Brother
hood of Electrical workers, who
wa. sent to Maine 70 make
speeches for the democratic
ticket, came out foc Taft in the
following speech: the men
whom | have met and cnnversed
with in the American Federation
of Labor are, rs rule, of th.
opinion that il would be unwise
to support Mr.. Bryan. The
election Of Mr.. Taft means the
resumption Of business upon
safe aud sound lines. l have
an abiding faith IN the intelil.
gence aud loyalty of the work
ingmen to vote for Taft aud the
party and principle, tiat made
IL pos>loi. Tor our working man
to occupy the eminent position
he does, as CON pared with the
position occupied oy the on
fortunate brother III the demo
cratic south, where tile demo
crat party has opposed the en-
actment of factory laws, child
labor laws, aud the organization
oi workl"gnen
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02
Wagner, Charles Mix County, South Dakota

The remains ri Sitting Bull
aud other good Indians" have
been removed irom the Ft.
Rlce cesnptery 10 tla nAtluitl
cemetery Al ksukuk, Old Bali
aud other bad Indians male q
heap ot trouble for tile Dakota
settlers aud the g.,vrrnmen,
about twenty i've years ago.
Parker Ntw Ira.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

Th. wholesome. harmless gFe~a leaves and
tender stems ~ lung healing sEaunt ais#oas
shrub, give "a pr ~houps Tough Remedy IT.
euratlv~ properties. Tickling or dry
bronchial roaxns aasssly and safely yield
10 this nlshsy ersrtive Caaxh m~dirin~ Or
>hossp assures mothers that they cAn with
safets give Il to even very young babies.
NO opium. 40 chioTvfarm absolutely moth
fng harsh or harmful IL Gains the Distress
ing cough. aud heals the sensitive me m-
cranes. Accept no other. D~mAnd Ds
-hoop's = nd by wssn~t DRUG Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

Coming down along the line
to our oyn legislative ticket, we
want TO ask the voters to study
carefully the record OF those
men who comprise it. Who are
they? Hon. Frank Trumbo was
two years ago elected to the
state legislature from Bon
Homme county, and he made a
record OF which any man may
be proud. Look up the doings
Of the legislature Of that time
and see, as space will not Mt
present permit a detailed ac-
count. We might add, however
that he was member of the
first state legislature in 1890,
aud has since then, as we'll as
before that, has been a resident
of the state, and knows the needs
and wants of our state as vel
as anyone could Enock Nor
beck, the other candidate on the
repu blican ticket, is a man who
was born and raised in the state
and Judging from the vote he
received at the primaries in
June, he is a pretty popular
fellow. He has been a resident
of Charles Mix county, is vel
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

known and liked. The people
of the county can trust their
interests in no better hands,
than with these twp geutle men.
As tn Mr., Lothrop for senator,
We can say for him what has
been SAID of theother two gen tie
men, aud We fail 10 see how more
cou d be said to his credit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

And this man Hearst, who is
saying such mean things about
Bryan, aud having them return
ed, Is the Que wnom the Peer
less Leader recently mentioned
in list of the democrats as
''tit to be president
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

Bryan has settled the banh
deposit to his own satisfaction
in his own mind and is now
trying to settle the ballot de.
posit in November, and it is
worrying him a whole lot more
than the other.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

In reply to the Roosevrl 1t let
ter, w. J. B. attacks the Roose
welt policies, and yet claims to
have originated most of the IN
himself.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

Coming soon Rev. Y. X. Brown
tn address public meetings in
Chas. Mix Co. in the interest of
County Option referendem
Watch for dates. \
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

Mr.. Bryan has a we'll develop.
ed sense of humor, as is shown
by his advice to Taft to go and
make a record for himself. And
this after Taft's long public
service.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

And now Mr. Bryan had bet
ter write a nice letter to him
self about himself, in answer to
the Roosevelt. letter to Taft.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

"a splendid school. so cay
students uf tue Sioux Falls BusI
ness college, Sioux Falls, - D.
three months tuitlou free II va
auter now.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

There many men who beast
hat they call spade, q spade.
who are little shy on the sub
ject when II cones 10 handbag =
space.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02

"Shail the people ruies" See
the official record OF votes cast
in 1896 and ,l9OD
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02
Teachers Examination

The next examination for
teachers certificates will be
held in Gedde> October sth aud
9Th. Olivia Herron
s-4-5 Co. SupL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-02
Gate City Laundry

Located north end of main street
l.. A Ehrismxn, PROP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

@emeinoeoiener Ger a6ii6tIi4 nt6t
ollsgepi6en ifD: so. iebt trteg' i9
bon ieOsm Der Serren flint Mart fir
unbefuqtes Betreten Der W%ieIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
QrnnOnce {.

3u9eTIo9en 1T Elm bunter Papaget.
Od er meinem Wunne f%prtpdbrenD
BON 3Gn3erinnen, Gett, 4uftern uno
bergIei9en oorI6pubte, fab' ih ihm
ben &ragen umgebrebt. 6rau Rentier
Wiirainia, Rt6titraBe Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Gritit bes Ser3ens.

S06in (ur 6reunbin) =: vMeine
Serridaft bat lid ne @iau getauft !"
nSieb mai an !! Sat ie ne bibide
Gage ?"
n9roBartig ! @lei4 nm bic Gde
rum 1T Die Oru9pnerfaferns !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
d. fie IL t.

Oameni9neiOer gum SleiI6erm:i'
itsr) ~Sie biirfen BEL einsm 0amen>
tleib bod ni6t blob Stpff uno Mas
6erIo9n rednen /; auf bic SAIGON mub
audi etipas gerehnet lperbsn !"
Sleifdermeiiter a: nllniinn, meme
Ilte brau6t iiberbaupt feline 8acon!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
H E T /.

Sramatiter Gam Sage nadt ber
premiere gu ieinsr Wirtbidafteyin) /:
nWie ih bOrte, tuaren sic gsiterl BEL
msiner grftauffiibrung auf Der Ganes
rie: W'lden Ginorud bat oas Siiid
bort oben gemaft ?"
&o3in .gia, mad benz eriten @tt
bat elmer nebsn mir gepfiffen ; absr
nur etnmal - bdnn ling ibm bic
Ndfe an gu bluten 49,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

Sns 9 tammbu d.
Die 9eiben ms9rt gmpfinOli6teit,
8ei iebem Std tie i6mer5lif i4reit ;
Die bette it's Der @dben,
Gin bidts Sen 81 6cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

SoliS!" .9to, erlnllben Sic mai,
sic fonnen bod MIR zines ooer ba8'
on0erc tbnn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

SetOpebeI : nGinidbriger, ieien sic
ni6t 10 iibsrmiithig pie elm 8erleger
Opn ReiIebanobii6ern our 3eit Der
00lterndnoerun9 !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
@ 6tagfertig q.

S6lagfertig.
sic Sd muB einen neuen Sut
baben !" - Gr mir feblen Die
Wprte !" - Sic: vWenn Dir nur bic
Moneten nidt fe6len !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
3ettb lib.

8rautigam Die ausftattuns ieiner
graut muiternb) .g9as berfsben mir
senn oapon, Waus, nm bic Soften Der
9obSeitsreiie gu bsitreiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27
Dfc Sreunbtn n.

56rjftli9 bat oein 8rdutigdm I'm
geiporben -. gu elmer Brief
bat eS pobl nod gersi4t, gum
Il zines 5radS uber ni4t me6r.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-27

8adftf49en pom beute.
3ante Tim DassnabtbeiD 4: ~&in'
Der, jebt tommt 9leih elm 9unn.I !"
Cine Ni9ts &: r0as BADEN mir lGnsft
gemertt, Sdnte /; Gtiiiternb) unfsr
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10 gefpibt."
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