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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
HENRY RUDY DEAD.
Young Man Victim OF Diabetes Ex-
pIred This Morning.

plred This Morning.
From The World of Friday:
Henry Rudy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Rudy, Faulkner avenue, died
this morning few minutes after one
O'Clock OF diabetes, in the 18th year
of his age. He was taken Ill month
or more ago but was recovering nice
ly. Last Saturday he slipped out Of
the house and came down town
where he bought lot OF edibles and
ate them. Later he was found on
West King street in an exhausted
condition by his mother, who was in
search of him. He was sent home in
cab and from that time his con-
dition continued to grow worse until
death ensued.
Surviving are his parents and six
brothers and sisters: Peter. Nicholas,
Clarence, Fannie, Clara and Mabel.
The deceased was employed In the
Crawford wooden mills. A sad cir
cumstance OF this young mans death
is that his father is lying at the point
OF death with dropsy.
Funeral Saturday at $3.50 p. M, at
the house, conducted by Rev. J. PAM
Wright and interment in Norborn Gem
etery
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
FUTURE or TAFT
Astroiogsr Sees TWO Terms for Can
didate. Also Four Years More az
Roosevelt,



Washington. June so.-- Tart RooseN
velt-Taft is what the stars say. anr.
Il they say true. Jonathan Bourne VIII
be indicated four years hence Al,
Washington astrologer announces.
TAFT will be elected -triumphaotrw
and overwhelmingly If Bryan il n;m,
opponent, but elected no matter whom
the democrats name. In fact, the DEM
ocrats wonid save much monev ana.
fuss by naming no one at all.
The planetary conjunction exias-
ing as between the date Of HIS birtn
and that Of his nomination indicates
that Mr. Taft win be elected twice 10.
the White House, but he viii not serve
consecutive terms. Mr.. Roosevelt vf,a,
De president for the intervening four
years.
I'm the latter part or the seconiss
year Of Tafts first term and tic f1rst
part OF the third term President Tam
viii have to struggle with foes within
and without. He viii have a falling
out with the senate and the house or
representatives, but will conquer.
Tn the middle OF his term the Uni
ted States win 20 to war with a tor.
eign power The struggle win b.
brief and the United States victorious.
Those who have opposed the pres5.
dents demand for greater navy are.
the enemies OF their country. ana
when this war comes they and the
country will realize II and they win
hide their faces for shame.
Personally, Mr.. Taft win experis
ence no physical danger in the eight
years he Is to be president, and VIII
live to vigorous old age. Nor will any
danger overtake any OF his family IN
his first term, but he will be anxious,
In the second year OF his second term.
because OF the ill-health OF one dear
to him. He will have many friends
Even his enemies win In time be-.
come his friends.
There is to be a marriage OF one
Of his family in the White House IN
1910. ! cannot say for sure that II
will be that Of bis daughter. but ii ~
probable.
Prosperity win increase greatly IN
the next FIVE years. The Rooseclf
policies will be continued. but they
win not be SO strenuousiy pressed.
There will be perfect harmony be-
tween Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Sherman.
Mr.. Sherman will come safely through
his term, but will have severe IN
ness in its third term.
Jupiter ii Mr. Taft's strongest ~
fluence for good That Is why the Unp
ted States will attain d great height
Of national dignity In his time. His
lucky day will be Friday. and his most
propitious periods in the year will ~
from September 81 to October 20 from
November Fl TO December 81
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
SAYS SWISHER WILL WIN
A Proviso Leaves Opening For .
Dark Horse il New Conditions
Should Arise.

Ex-Governor Albert b. White, when
asked his opinion about the race be.
tween Swisher and Scherr for the re-
publican nomination for governor,
said:
4 think know the political situa.
ton in this state about as well as
anybody. The newspaper figures on
the situation are certainly confusing
to the layman, but are compiled in
most cases either through Ignorance
or with intent to deceive. The wild
guesses and Misrepresentation are
much 20 be deplored.
AS to the race between Swisher
and Scherr, it is my best Judgment
that Mr.. Scherr will not be nominal
ed. II no new Candidates are sprung
and no new conditions arise, the
nomination will go to Mr.. Swisher by
a decisive majority. Mr.. Swisher has
at present a clear majority OF all the
delegates to the republican state con-
vention. 1t requires 443 votes to nom
mate aend it is highly improbable that
Mr.. Swisher's vote will fall under ATS.
] would not be surprised II it reached
considerably higher.
THAT is my opinion, anyhow, and
am not rainbow chaser. Facts are
facts"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
Lightning Season.

During this season OF the year ]
make a specially OF writing short
term policies covering Wheat. Hay
Live Stock, etc, for the term Of so,
60 or 80 days, or any length OF time,
and the cost is very small in compari'
son to the protection given. MY pol
icies are especially broad and liberal
and il you will let me know inst what
yon desire insured will be glad TO
mail you policy. 1t will cost you no
more to get the BEST and have 1t.
Call up over either phone or adj
dress "TRAMMELL. The Insurance
Man" 6-20-tf
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
PROMOTION FOR Mr.. JORDAN
Succeeds II. E. Hale as Engineer 0
Maintenance Of Way.

Mr.. F. c. Batchelder, general SUI
perintendent of the main line system
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
announces the appointment of Mr.. s.
A. Jordan as engineer maintenance OF
way of the main line system, in place
of Mr.. H. E. Hale. who has resigned.
Mr.. Jordan entered the service of the
company May rs 1892 as carpenter
helper and has served continuously
in various positions ever since.
Mr.. r. N Begien has been promoted
from assistant engineer at Baltimore
to division engineer at Philadelphia
in place of Mr.. Jordan. The changes
are now in effect.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
OFFICER HECK HOME.
His Condition Would Not Warrant
Operation in Baltimore.

From The World of Tuesday.
Officer j. M. Heck, Of the city police
force. accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Harry Dorm, arrived home today
on train No. So from Baltimore where
he went week ago for treatment in
the Maryland University hospital. He
did not undergoo an operation as ex-
pected, 1t being deemed inadvisable
owing 10 the conditions of his case.
Officer Heck was very weak today,
due partly to the fatigue OF travel,
but 1t is hoped that he will soon re-
vive.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
A vANcLEvEsviLLE BRIDE.
Miss Ella Wilhelm WEEDS Mr.. Walter
Householder Here.

Miss Ella r. Wilhelm, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Wilhelm, OF
Vanclevesville, and Mr.. Walter A.
Householder. this city, were married
here Wednesday evening at the Unit
ed Brethren parsonage by Rev. A. B.
Wilson. They win reside In this city
where the groom is B. and o. rail-
road empioye.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
colors in the army also will be place,
in mourning.

colors in the army also will be placed
in mourning.
The name of Cleveland is intimately
associated with the history of Brazil,
because, during his first term as
president, he was selected by Argen-
tina and Brazil as arbitrator to deter
mine the boundary line between the
two republics, his decision favoring
Brazil
The president Of Brazil has ordered
the sending of three wreaths to
Princeton. one tribute of respect OF
BRAZIL, another tribute from Baron
Do Rio Branco, Brazilian minister OF
foreign affairs, who at the time OF
the arbitration Of the boundary dis
pute was Brazilian minister in Wash
ington and defended the cause or his
coutry before Mr.. Cleveland, and the
third being from the Brazilian en-
bassy in this city
Cablegrams from Baron Do Rio
Branco state that the Brazilian flag
has been ordered to be placed at half
mast at the presidents palace and
over all the public buildings through
out Brazil, as well as on all war yes
sells and over fortresses. The picture
of President Cleveland that hangs in
the department of state in Brazil has
been draped. Today at the hour Of
the funeral. all war vessels of the
Brazilian navy will give salute.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
SOLD MILL MACHINERY.
Moore & Deneen Have Large Sale Of
Machinery and Lumber.

Paw Paw, June 26.-The Moore &
Deneen Lumber Co. sold at public auc-
ton yesterday a large lot of saw mill
fixtures and one complete saw mill
and engine. A large lot of lumber was
also sold. The property all brought a
good price. John Dorian, of Cacapon,
was the auctioneer and large crowd
attended the sale.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
FESTIVAL BIG SUCCESS.
Hose Co. No. Boys Cleared st46
This Week.

The boys Of Hose CO. No. 8 have
reason to feel highly elased over the
result Of their festival cid last Mon
day and Tuesday nights on the high
school grounds, because they cleared
STATS.
Ait meeting OF the company or.
THURSDAY night vote of thanks was
rendered to all who contributed TO-
the festival or in any way helped to-
make It success.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
OFF TO TARGET PRACTICE
DR.. Andrews at Anthem This Week as
Medical ofsicer.

DR.. A. Andrews left there Sunday ev-
ening for Anthem, w. Va, where he
has been detailed as medical officer
during the target practice this week
of several companies of the national
guard.
DR.. Andrews is surgeon of the First
Infantry, Second regiment, W. Va. Ma
tional Guard, With the rank of cap
tain
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
Suffered ParaIytic Stroke.

Mr.. Baker W. Ropp, residing west
of Bedington, and prominent citizen
Of that section OF Berkeley county,
suffered slight stroke of paralysis
Thursday afternoon, affecting his
right side and powers OF speech. He
is reported to be improving and his
recovery is expected.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
BUSH BUNCH FINED SO.
Nose Garner Soaked SIS or 80 Days
in Jail.

Gertie Bush, together with Nan
Armstrong and Annie Jones, the two
inmates OF her house OF shady repu-
tation down along the B. and O.
tracks, we're each fined $40 and costs
before Mayor Cushwa Monday even
ing, which they paid, the costs to each
being $2.70.
For illicitly selling whisky Nose
Garner, colored. was soaked $25 and
costs or thirty days in jail. Nose is
trying to raise the money
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
Bank improvements.

The banking room of the Bank of
Martinsburg is being prepared for new
wall paper To complete the job the
wood work will be reprinted Albert
c. Zimmerman is the contractor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04
Engagement Announced.

DR.. and Mrs. William Neill, of
Charles Town, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Marie
Virginia, to Mr.. Kieth Neville, of
North Platte, Nebraska.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-04

Rev. c. p. stealey. OF Washington.
formerly pastor OF the First Baptist
church. this city. and his family, have
come to Mrs. II. D. Kilmer'ss near
town, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

sya9ren nit ountrsm Cart MD efner
W}iibe altf Dem Robfe. 6tnter ihm
tau6te Sic GjeitoIt cine5 I6Gnen, Jun
cen N'Gnr6cu3 QuT, in einTob T6!por
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
IunSlir1r %QtItruuu.

9 d n Cur SommerfriI6s
lerin): .@rao' lia6 is b6s aba ppn
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poa'n be,ler, 5tGul'n. - G6aun e.:
60 piel bang bats unS g'tban, ais
sic bsimpar'n, oab mel Mlter, UNI mir
pis0a are Hoia i'm Saus 5'bab'n,
Sbna g. Sbr'n uno uns ar Sreuo'
unfre neue Wilhfu9 RoIa touft bait"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
1l,tanprnrltntr BeTh1ufiipuna

u. (su icinem 9siGGftsfreunb, ber
i'm burd Die 8ureaurGume fiibrD:
rWdrum mc9t osnn jener iunge Damn
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70, Sic meiiten Den Wiiiler - ia, Der
bat iib oos 10 d%ngsipObnt, neil er idbrs
aus, idbrein mir Wdbns uno GntTGals
oiqurssbrieie oil Die &unhT9aFi
idreibt!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
3n %uerfanicm pocr st pcrpadten:

Sarnl Su nerpaftcu pocr 5u pcrfaufcu,
heftebeno' aud II 9lGer outcS @nrtenlnno. Gin
mes g8niier. Elm 4 3tmmerSnnu5. Stnuungcn
iir Sferoc uno 0il9e, febr paiicnO iir @emliie-
@irtnerei ooer Wiilberet, 6 Wteilelt bon g8nfp=
inatul. ,. g., an Der p. & S.sRabn" mo
rleftriicben Cars; Gutes Gnens. stub nm
grrnIeruniier, Snpo, aieiel uno polS nuf
benz llldt. GiGcntbiiucr Debt uudI SentfhIdno,
Iehr giinfti9c 0eleGCnbeit, foiort 8u iiberuebmen.
W(an %aorcfiirc ooer iprcbe Dor: Or. SSarTn,
6GGttsuiue, Wo, y. & :. M. d.. C03-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

&crmiidtc tclegrapbiidJc SepciGen.

Sn Sprin9iiclo. Mo., lit Or
Gidter Sames u. 6inf, peld]er cine
lobe SteQung bel Ben nanights Of
Yptbins" einnabnt, in ser Hadt poll
@eaelagerern, meld)e i'm ieiner@aor.
ldjait berotibter, erntoroet ipor0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Gallagher, Der Sanmcitcr.
Snlt! Gcbcn Sic!
2cicn sic Sicic Nunonec!
gu pertanfeu Sauier int 600 Siod Der
Tpro.2n5crncs 3trnfe.
Che icr.iggetclt.

Su Dfrtdtten - Snnlfr INT bUU Biud oer
Ppro.2nScrnc s5trabe.
Che icr.iggeitcllt.
Cine 8elegetncit i'm nau5en 2ebeu.
Sizes fino Die ~reiieiten mo ntooerniieil 5tucis
ftbdieen 3dnfer in OitgaItimo;e:. Saben Sdrt'
boI5st5uBh6ben In YurIor, SpeifeSinmer uno
@orbaue; ibtner anmineeiinl6 ans lueiBenl
StatlensDsarnor i'm. @arIor; pra6ipoI!er
ghterfhranf nit Seiints uno SpieasI i'm
Speifeairmer; slide eutbdIt 9isidranf mo
gorr1ibsfnmiter eitu1s 9lencs: Sdnter bnbeti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiir eleItrifbes Qitt uuo
Cos; ferner nereftes SanitdrsB luinbine. be-
ftebeno aus enailIirter gdbeipnrne. en,aiuirter
WdfdtpiIette. GIofet init nieoripsb1ngenoen
gBaiferbebdlter, eitainirier atltseub nit 3rods1.
Brett; Smeit5eiliaer .gSnid8uber i'm aeler, nit
gb5uesfdnal. Inf6IuB. aud G1es ySaifer bon
benz ausgub, aifrebmrne: Srunb5ins $4,000
pro Sdbr. Treis MIR $3.50.
1ernsr I'm COO gfud Der S,orb. @~louersstrnBe.
Gbe, feritaseftcnt. cine Reipe bon mooernen
5tpeiit5diaen Sduferr. feds Simmer uno P1o.
3as @nbe3iHrrer cnibdIt etainirte 8doepanne
nro n~lubernes %fdniidrcs glofet. gb5ue5fniinIs
@nfhInb. 9reis $1,000. 8rlino5ins $3.50 pro
Sabr.. Gie Gage obiger 9dufer 1T bod mo
eefun0.
@nh5uiraasn TN 9lreau, sr. 1857, Oft.
Uapnpr,eut.S truee. CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Eaiic 5nr Neiic in's NuslanS be,
iorgt 6. Mninc, Ir. Alb, Sit-galti-
murcitrake, naBc Gnitpm !Sonic Mpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

900 W1CT- no lar. 30 g0dI0' 0le iibrirc
9Stelcll. sat Nuto mil 3 NiuutcH uH0 fleinem
AeIicr. leuc 1robC S6clme luo Stuu. ionic
0loere NebcHAcbuloc, mebrCre pumogri i0ouc
Ebitbdlmc; Elm gGb ilicGt burb ole Surun
lllo cine feline Gucnc b%ct,loct i'm oiht bet'm
oalle, 1cbr loon NclcpCli Hlir - 3Jtcilcn non
2Yul6ttgtun mo pa bis > IitCilCu buu 4 Der
tdleoeItcH PuhU'iuiinneu; in o~GuiiChCr ltudbuSs
ibait. YrCi5 $l1 prU H!dCr. Ocuanu Naoeus
buup, III EarosGButices Stru1c.
(SCut51S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
gu %ucrfaufcu.
Gtnblirt 1925.
G0ul0lt0ateD Q0Gn g.,
1 Npro- 8ag.StrnGe.

Gin groBes 9liurtinlent ocrfauener 3iumdns
llbreit llno SumeleH in cirem eriOats&ers
faut nod inter balbem Soiteupreis. g8lr geben
nab iule Dor liberale Eurleben aui ale QSeribs
eegenitdnoe. SeiiensGingang 5urI Brioutsgiis
reQI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
SpcSinls9arnaiuc

$3.50 fnuicn ein @uus NIT icns 3inmcrn
in CritflaitiGem 3uIinloe. 1918 iduicn Gin
Sans nit feds 3inImert mo alien moocrleu
Sinribtlnacn; quite Qufulitdt; niiiien o~erfouft
pcroen. NGmitiraqen bel Y. @ultcrhrim, pr.
I23, Hpro. Sreniu mi. AuenMc. U0f-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

- ~FHFTWtr -.
unter Der Nufitdt Der "Seuifbeu SeteGIi6aft".
2ieienieer, ole beutfhe 3aH0iperier, Arbeiter
rno 0tenitboten, gu beitdftigel luiinibeiL ipols
len lb pertonltcb cher IN traniirten 9rteien an
pen Age1tetl Der 9eiellfdait SoBeru =. Weger.
bimnler II, Nr. 2l5-2l1, GpurtlanosS trahc,
%inenoer, iueIber uneHtGeltli1 NIsiunfl ertpeIien
pIro. Spre6itunoei bon 1 bis b uRr.
0au27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Sine Ndderei; g SAB Wiebl; aucs Quocn. sc.
lhnli; anICDulharCr 4Srcis miro uibt ahger0ic.
len, ytnd5uIraGeu in Hr. $50, %urOs @ulfe.s ctr.
t09-lOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
3n faufcn gcindJt:

9aariahlung iir Gtarntbum
al irgctlo cinem PldB. pent Der lrcia uuncbr;s
bar III, S0idt Nei6reibunG oeo @igentburts.
Y. &ulfrnhctnt, DIR. 423, .6rempnt.Huc.
(9S-t02)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

in ouy}ialiDcr @cibaitaidGc III llmildnoe bal
her SIT $1,000 81 uCrluultn; Nuua bat 10 ,SuB
Sroni. i .3imIuer lcbit Gao nm III IN rebr
9ntefI -3nlt0loc. gtdbctce an Gri mo StCIle,
yir. 1tiS, Gu0tiics StraRc, Sucuits &uint, ooCr bel
Gerntan SaocnJupp, III Nurb.GBurico' GirG6c.
(Septl.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Sulnur 0cS lnpitcS.

NtOlicuiidc 3citungcu bcrihtcm
o0B Eopit Fiu9 Der 3cbutc Elm sc
mild bon Shlidtbcit, N~cr3cnHgiitc.
@luuor mo WhlttcrpiB lei, mo CT.
3Gblcn, buB cr fiir5IidJ ioIqcnOc9 pei
lptcl icinCr pcri0nlihcu Tuloiomtcit
GcGcnilbcr NnOcrSgl0tbiacn gc0cbeN
bobc: Is lit bcfunut, ouB ser Fupit
olS Fotriurd pom Tcncoi9 bis 1903
IN Der SuQuncnItu0t rcGcn Nntb2iI
ant 0ffcntltdlcn SCbcn uuhnl un0
ollrd) Die Wfitmirfrn0 an WobltbI-
tia~tcit1luCrten nit allen 2rcilcn oHc
Vcp0ltcrimg IN 0%crilhrtng FAM Ell
ncrlCi, mcld)cn Wlullben mo mcld),
polltild)c Wclinlnu0 lie bntten. 81
luor Der Yotriord) olld bGlliig in &c
5iCbungcu 81 cincm rCifcn SSrneIi-
ten 0ctrctcn, ser iih icincrieit0 0icIc&
Sertebr2 bcltc nod germ criltlter,
mo iitltgIt bel elmer Nnlpcicnbcit IN
Nom nidt pcrlGlmtc, Dem Eapit lei.
ne Nunpartlutg 81 MADDEN. W0brcn0
Der l(ntcrboltlnlN Der SCi0cn iIbtr
0cncinionlc &cnc5ioncr Grimncrrm
gen fum Die Ncoc urf ciucn 0ortigcn
&crrlL ser gcrooe Id)iucr frauf iuor
lm0 al Dem @eibc ircunoi6oftlidcll
Nntbcil nobnlCu. ga Scr &ronfc
iibcrOicS 81 0en Spibcn Der fotboli,
idcn Eortci III Gcnc0i9 Aebortc, 10
miini6tc Der EopIt, ibm iciu @oh..
molten rcdlt citbringlid 5u 5cigCt
rn0 lo9tc oobcr icincm @cllbcr:
oNcm Sie icbt nod &enc0ig 5uriId-
tommcn, ilbcrbringcn Sic 0od) III,
lcrcm 0lltcn 6rcln0 mcincn Se9cn."
Ter S9roclit Itllbtc, lf)ollte Den FopIi
iroQen0 an ln0 crpiocrtc oonn:
uSou Qcro0c id) oicien guItrog outs
iiibrcn?", morouI BiuS obrtc 9elin.
nen lGd)cln0 c%ntgcgncte: DSilrhtcn
Sic lid nicaeidt, Ser SrGgcr zines
fapltlld)ell Segcl3 81 lclll? WeDefl
Sic mtr, gebcn sic mtr. Gic Ser,
rodlnA mag ia nid)t9 toll8cm obcr
Die Moorc lit quit"
0~o&huft. - Sdriitite0cr: IS
lit ibredlid): id) ioll an mcincm 81.
bretto Idrcibcn mo iibcr mir miro
&louicr geipiclt un0 inter mir miro
gcirn0cn." $500 9cfonnter; Dgtum lei
ood) irob, % bolt III ia Glcid) Die
oo5u!"
MGtbielboit, - aGlicr: $50
gen sic, SEER aonia9berger luic f0rl-
men Sic ocnu cigcntlif criItircn,
menn Sic glQcS sum Selbitfoltcr
preiie p%crfouicn?" - &6nigSbcrgcr:
v@ic boiBt? &oui' id ebcll untcr'm
acknowledgements ciIl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Serlangt int 9%lagemeinen.
Veuer Mann i'm 8eIhaft

Weuer Mann i'm 8eIhaft
be5Gblt Die BUDuCn YreIie Iiir nl6t ptel qetras
gene 0erren5 Nlei6er uro Shube. G6reibt Bolt
tarie. 2Seroe pUriunlmeH. Gel. gir. 1878 Ct.
sall. Sch Er. $50, Git.Saltimorr. Straic.
60
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