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The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
South Heart.

School commenced in No. I Monday,
with a full attendance.
Rob't. Parent of Fargo, who put up a
residence on his claim three miles south
Of town, is expecting his family and
household goods this week.
]. B. Malone arrived Tuesday with a
car of stock and farming implements;
The Malone brothers are hustlers and
expect o do farming on a large scale. :
Mrs. E. Hoist of Fayette was calling
on Friends Thursday. r. :,
-Four cars of immigrant movables were
unloaded here Monday and several cars
are expected next week. The surround
ing country is being rapidly settled.
Albert Mas and family of Marion,
Wis.,, have rented the Donohue house
until their residence is completed. !
w. ]. Kennedy is making extensive
sales in machinery, having disposed of
twelve Van Brunt disc drills this season.
Ed. Koran returned from Glen ..Ullin
Thursday.
Chris Anderson, a prosperous farmer
located four miles south, was in town
Wednesday for supplies.
w. A.. Cheadle, of the Minnesota and
Western Grain Co., is doing a rushing
business, selling seed grain and lumber
to the farmers and shipping grain to
different points in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Jensen will leave
Tuesday for their new home near Mos
cow, Idaho, where Mi. Jensen has pur-
chased a splendid fruit farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen are pioneer residents of
South Heart and W. roget that they are
going from our midst, but wish them pros
perity in their new home.
W. ]. Kennedy is making preparations
to move his store to the new townsite.
New South Heart has been plated, a
we'll drilled on the street, and lots are
for sale.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
W

Robins and meadow larks are here fol-
the summer.
Sheriff Robt. Wilcox has been in
Dickinson this week.
Presley Hayes recently arrived from
Montrose, Mimi, to live on his claim.
Miss Vida Reams has returned from
a months visit with friends in Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Monroe we're up
from the Bad Lands Wednesday.
M. S. Cuskelly. A. B. Curry and John
Ross went to Manning Monday.
A good crowd of ladies attended the
school election Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
sixty proofs were satisfactory to the.
court and have been sent to the depart.
ment at Washington for ratification.

sixty proofs were satisfactory to the.
court and have been sent to the depart.
ment at Washington for ratification.
In many cases the proofs were ,very
unsatisfactory and were it not for the.
fact that the applicants depend upon
their second papers to make proof on
their homesteads, they would, have been
turned down fatty: 1t was / shown that
many: yof the would !. be citizens, who
have lived in this country from six to ten
years, have no more idea of the reaf
meaning Of citizenship to; the, United
States than they did when they arrived
in ~thisacountry. Some of the applicants
think that all that is necessary is to walk
up and demand their papers, and seem
TO think It funny that not knowing who
the president Of the United States is
what form of government we have,
where the national seat of government
is. what the capital of the state is, who.
the governor OF the state is, or the name
OF the county seat Of the county where
applicant has resided for the past six
years, should make any difference if he.
were willing to pay the small fee that
would entitle him to the same rights
Liberties and protection as enjoyed BY a
full 6edged United States citizen who.
has fought and bled for hisacountry.
United States Attorney Sweet Of St.
Paul had charge of the naturalization
work at this term and, after hearing
many proofs of the above kind, stated as
a warming to applicants and Witnesses
who wish their friends to become citizens
OF the United States, that, IN the future,
all applicants must have the required
qualifications or the proofs would be re-
jected. They must know what it means
to be a citizen and the fact that they
need their second papers to prove up on
100 acres of Uncle Sans land will not
entitle them to citizenship. The great
est latitude has been given to homestead
ers in this county for several years but
there is no excuse for the man who has
been in the country for ten years and
does not know who the president Of the
United States is. To help make good
citizens. every man should teach his
neighbor.
/ Court adjourned Wednesday night I'M
til July 7, when the next session will be
held and the calendar cleaned.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

G. W. Mcclellan, agent for Zenith
coal. Phone 100. II.3o-tf
L. Scott and son. John, we're in from
Taylor, Thursday.
If you want to buy city lots see
Everett Real Estate and Loan Co. 3.28.tf
Walton & Davis have slab wood
edgings and Hooking valley coal. ll-23tt
DR.. G. A. Clarke. dentist. Office in
Mcdonald & Pomroy's block. 6-22-tf
For the best drills. discs, harrows.
sulky and gang plows on the market 60
to Drenkel's. 3-2l.tf
William Polensky from the Novi Hra-
dec settlement was a business visitor in
the city Thursday.
For Sale-All of my household goods
It's a bargain for you. Inquire of John
Leo, opposite armory. 3-28-3p
H. L. Dickinson and w. H. Walton
left Tuesday afternoon for a few days
outing at Hunters Hot Springs.
J.G. Quinlivan returned Wednesday
from Billings, Mont, where he was the
guest of Frank kim at the Commercial
hotel.
C.. w. Scharf and some relatives from
Fessenden arrived Thursday, and they
intend to look over the in this part of the
country.
School lands for Stark county will be
leased at the court house in Dickinson
on the 4th of May and for Dunn county
~ MANNING m the 6fh nj Nav
Ernie Haughton arrived from St. Paul,
Thursday and, after a short visit with his
brother at the St. Charles, left for Hettin-
ger to visit his sister, Miss Stella Haugh-
ton.
On Tuesday next at three o'clock Mrs.
&c. F. Parker and Mrs. D. S. Alley will
entertain the Ladies' Aid of the Congre.
gational church and friends at the home
, Of Mrs. Parker. 81:
Furnished room to rent close down
town, and don't forget the sale on those
round oak, 8 #. extension tables, with
large center pillar; those %cheffoniers
.dressers and mission chairs. ALPHABETICALLY
your own price E. A. Currie. 4.4.2l
~ Wanted-party to furnish rock for
building purposes; also to dig basemen,
and do rock work too If possible. Would
like party to take part pay out Of store,
or trade for horses, harness, buggies OF
wagons. E. A. Currie. 4-4.2,
: Anyone desiring instructions on brass
, or stringed instruments consult Joe
Merth, leader of Dickinson band and
military orchestra. Studio front rooms
over Dickinson Mercantile Co.'S store.
Phone ego I-4.ti
States Attorney George H. Stone and
County Auditor Robert D. Beery of Mott
were in the city Thursday night. Mr..
Stone unloaded his new Cadillac auto.
mobile at Richardton and made the re.
turn trip in good style.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sargent have
moved from the Sargent hotel on East
Willard street to the old Willard House
and opened for business in the new quar-.
tiers Tuesday. The entire house has
been cleaned and sixteen rooms have
been newly furnished throughout. Mr.,
and Mrs. Sargent have been in the hotel
business for the past 10 years and know
how to cater to the public.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
DISTRICT U
Short Session But Much
Accomplished. NJ any
Citizens Made and Jail
Implied. .

The April term Of court for the ninth
subdivision Of the Sixth Judicial District
opened Tuesday morning with Judge w.
II. Winchester presiding and G. F.
Schnepper acting as court stenographer.
The criminal cases were taken up. on
the first day and were quickly disposed
Of The prisoners in Jail, with two ex.
ceptions, pleaded guilty and were sen.
fenced on the following morning. The
other criminal cases will 20 over until the
adjourned term next July. The civil
cases, with a few exceptions. will also 20
over until July. :
Judge Winchester would. not have
been able to clean up the docket at this
session and it vas considered advisable
to dismiss the jurymen before they left
their homes, without expense to the coun.
ty, and adjourn court at once rather than
to start several cases and then have to
dismiss the jury and adjourn until some
later date. The expense of the states
witnesses would at least be cut in half
by this plan.
The following cases were disposed Of
at this session: Emil Hasten, petit lar
ceny, sentenced to ten days in county
Jail; Anna Coughlin, aiding prisoners
to escape from Jail; sentenced to
20 days in Jail; August Vetterlein,
passing worthless checks, 90 days in jail;
Robert Laurie, petit larceny, 20 days in
Jail. In each of the above cases the
prisoners had already served from two
to six months in the county Jail and. hav.
ing pleaded guilty, this wa taken into
consideration. The cases of Del Nc
Collum for embezzlement and lanes
Howard, for obtaining money under false
pretenses will 60 ove the term, but in
each case bail is expected and the iail
will then be cleared.
The greater part of the session was ia.
ken up with the naturalization of citizens.
There were about eighty applications for
second papers and Of this number over
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11

MlRY.

Miss Elida NJ. Boo recently returned
to her claim from Milbank,iS. D.
Mr.. Jake Robinson went 70 Wisconsin
last week, s.;s 81, I. y. III
Miss Jessie Cook and brother arrived
from Augusta, Wis, last week.
Joe Michael. came from Red Wing,
Minnesota, last week and began work on
his farm. 4S
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
THE DIGKINSONeRRESS,s APRIL u,19oY

DR.. H. A. Davis is having his old
dwelling fitted up for a hospital. II. +.
Beeman commenced the remodling this
week.
The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11

Job printing-The PRESS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27

g IlpsrerpIo ion. Sin
Bauer in l~lttsnbofen, Nicbsr6anern,
trug einen 8iibel nit 20 9flnb
SdieBpulper, iupbei cr eine Gigarre
rau4te. Surth einen Gi9arrcnfuuten
e%rplooirte bas pulper, Der Bauer erIitt
tpbtli6e 8erlebuneen.
6 in Of Derer Gturm,
Der oieier Sage an Der enelii4en aiite
tpiitbste, mofte Die 6obrt iiber ben
4ermeItanal fat unmogliG. Der
0ampfer apiifen 9oulogne uno Do
Der, Der bieis Strsde bel sep0bnlider
Witterung in elmer Stunbc suriidlegt,
gebraudte adt Stunben CUR lletcrs
fabrt unb mubts bann Calais anlals
fen.
SIN eigsnen 9 runnen
rtrunten. 8iir5li6 purbe Der
42jdbriee S9leifsr @edob bon sSebs
nerboIt, Rbeinlanb, in feinem grunnen
ertrunten aufgefunben. Der 8eruns
sliidtc mar Batter BON iieben 9inbern.
@r bate Ro4ts fart s%etrunfen unb
f9eint gsgluubt gu baben, bab bic
3biir bs5 9runnsnbdusdsns feline
Saustbiir iet.
g o It pie1ige Dad &C.
It o1Ien. Cine iebr toltipislig aus
geitattete Na4t, .2ena H." bic cinem
fir ben Ya4tfport intersiiirtsn Serrn
in Bennington, England, gebDrtc,
fpurbs in Der Nadt aug benz sFluNs
SrtpeG, in Der Ndbe bon Spspi6, tpo
fie Dor Qnter lag, geitoblen. Die 9iebe
mubtsn nit ibr 8ebn Meilen fabrcn,
che ie Sartpi6 uno bamit bic ofiene
See errei9en tonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Sn Scs 6ricObOiS StiGc.

in ocs Srtc0B0fs Stllic.
Ter Baltimore Cemetery" pom Mn.
luolt GomOcn ulO 6rou Or. ErcS-
colt dis NenOe5pou3-Ylo oll&Nc-
iud)t. - @iitli6e 9cilcNmq ocS
ppiidcn ibicu %bcitcGeuocn oStrci-
les" bcobiifti9t.
L. Gin gum Niiuoeiten oriNinclllr
Gcnbc}oouS %lot lpor g, Den RthtS.
urhuolt GomOcu nod elmer GrrlGrlmg
bon 1rou Or. S0ic &rcacott alt&iud)-
tc, I'M uuf 0cmitibcn WtittCl III CilIcr
AiltIidcn @ciIeGung NtS 3piihcn Sen
Nci0cn pbmoltcnbcn Strcitc& 5l BE-
iprcdcn; Der @oltimorcr 6ricOboi.-
Nr. Gnnt6cn ncriproh oorticlbit an
gcbIid, Ger ilnrDcu Acr5tin enc 81
icntIidc GbrcncrflGrunQ 6t iDrcu
Wunitcn IN sen 9oItimorcr 3cituuQCu
cridcincn 81 IuiiCn, obnc obCr- bis
Der pcni0ItcnS - icin &eriprChen 5I
bultcn. 0ic 0onSe @eihihtc, NM
ocrcltlpiQcl 6os ohcn crlpGbntc Ncu-
ocjpou8 crfcIgtc, iii cine Niiotrc 5ui-
ldlcn GonuOCn mo Satin mo 6rolI
Or. Hrc8cott nit 5icntlid) pitontCm
S%inicrArltn6, mCld)c Camden mo
oCiicn @ottin cine Nod,t in ser 3clc
Der nor0pcitIidjen Eoli5ciitotion 5lt-
britNcn lirb. To8 @6cpoor iuobnt IN
9tr. 1910, Mount Nopul. Nucntc unh
Srnu Or. Ellie Erc8cott III Nr. 1910,
Wtulnt Nnpnl NuCnuc. Solucit ans
0cn 6icn1lid ncriporrcncn mo iid) lut-
ocriprcdcnbcn Nn9obcn Dor Eoli5Ci
ridtcr Snion hcrocrqinn pcrildic
@r. Gambler ipGt om Sonitna Ibcno
lid ocr GinloB in Or. Sait'S Nob-
lllnlN 6it cr5luinAcn, Scr ibn obcr bcr-
mc6rt mlir6c. SpGtcr crIhicn aud
icinc @ottiu ouf Ger Sccnc, un6 bol0
luorcn sic bciOcn Tonlcn in cine 10 CT.
rcNtc MISUNDERSTANDING ucrluidclt,
DOB sic Ncr5tin Ocm YoIi5cirihtcr
nod Spurcn 0ouon mlflueiicu fonntc.
0ic lonIt 70 ruhi9c MohborIHoit lpur-
DC olrdl bic nGhtlid)c 2GrmlIccnc in
bcGrciflihc NufrC9ltnG acbrodt, 10
Dob Iid) 6crciE cine 0ro6c Wcnihcu-
merge Dor Or. Frc8cott'8 Heli0en5
ncrionmclt bate, oils Elm Eoliiit 6o3
Gbcpnor Camden inter ser Inihlll-
biNllna Der HubcItorung icittobnl.
EoIi5ciriftcr Epion IieB 6rou Gunl.
ocn gGn5lid irCi, nGbrcuO iGr @uttc
INN $50 Detroit mitr6c.
Nod cincr Mcrtbcruua oc8 Srn.
Camden luor nit Ger Aer5tin icbr
iltriG bcircun0ct, Die orrgcbIid 6ciolt.
ocrS, lpcnn cr bctrllnfcn mar. cinen
groBcn GinfIub ortf i'm ouSiibtc. -
Srolt Gr. EreScott, iocl6c cine Mitt.
mc lit unb friibcr in @ol6inNtou
luo6ntc, iuc6rtc iid bogcocu ouSoriid-
lid gcacn ctluoiac llntcritcllmgcn.
oI8 6Gttcn onOcrc, oIS gciGGftlihc De
~5icbun0cn 5lDiid)cn ibr ln0 @rit.
GonOct %beItnnocn. sic go6 5rL BON
2eBtcrem piclioh @clObctrG0c crGul
ten 5l boben, bod, NOR Dies i6rCr 2c$.
art nod &onoror iiir ibrc 9emiiburl-
gen, &rt. Camden bon Der Sriunfiud)t
ST. bcilcn. TcS 2cbtcrcn @ottin mill
81 ibrcm Strcit nit Or. Ollie ou-
burf bcronloBt iciu, ooB ienc ibr
oorbicIt, ibr @ottc bobe feline Heiglu1g
fir lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27

iunge Gr3ie6erin ppr T6 {cx<, oeren
@crfhlpinben einen pteI tiefclW'l Gin
brut auf tbn gsma6t bate, ais CT IiG)
Tcl61t ge1te9en pollte.
@oS pon Der Sreppc tommeube
2idt fiel auf Elm @cIi9t BON Telz
iener Rcinbeit, bas burd oos Diaocm
ffperer. fofonientrountr Saore ned
rcrIdpnt puroe.
Mud ba8 iungc Wdo6en bate Rem
BeTubcr %crtnnnt, uno tpenn Ic in i6rcr
lleberroidung aucb 3uriidbaItenocr
loar ME or. 70 tonnte rcd aud Ie Gin:
gerpifc Gepc9un9 ni@t untcroriA N.
rSie?" piebcrGolte or, yGie Iinb
5rGuIsin g.. M.9"
@uS er tann nm bic 0uuIt elmer
pripotuntcrrcbung CrIldbte, bat Ite i'm
Tin bic GrIouhniB, CRIT ibrcn Cater be-
nad)ridtigen gu niirfen, lam atcr nab
elmer Wcile 3uriid Uno forocrtc i'm
auf. i6r 3u fotee1, Sic ging ibm in
eincu tIeincn Salon poron, ocTcn 0es
ringc8 mo5iiiar ouA d bic Huge Nns
rrbnung 8cf0i5t sur GcIttng gebradt
irurbt.
,Sn cincm GefeI an 6cnfter fab Gin
8reiS nit petbem S6nurrbart, lcbs
baftcn 9(Igen unb martidlii9em Sc
Ii6t. Gr trug cine 0riediItbc Miibc
unb ciren S9Iafrcd, las cine ,3citung
unb raudte basu feirc LANCE pfeife.
nQiebcr Gater," Io5te ol8 iunge
Wdb6en.
Ser 8eiu6sr trot nGbcr.
nCeItatteu sic mir, 9err Maior,
mid 3bncn por5ufcQcn, 2(norc 0'Ors
rap, Wuoitcur betm Stuat8rotb."
~9'OrnoD!" ricf Der Moior, inbem
er ii6 81 cyDcben psriuhtc, mas i6m
inocncn nid)t 9eIon1 80. .Gu. Don
ncrnetter. bic perlpiinI6te Oi6t!...
Gnti6uIbi8ea Sic, mein !0err, ater
es 1T nidt meme S6uIo, lrcua it0 Gie
i'm GeTc[ cwpfar9en mlB. -, D'Ornob
fdgtca Gi:...S ino Gle et!po nit hem
8cnerol bisIcS NomenS peripanot?"
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nSein Sphn -. ram bebarf cs ami
f6cn ms teinsr lonQen 8prItcnun0.. 80.
S6re !9ano, mein !Serr .. Sd Eabc
inter S5rcm @otcr gcoicnt, cincm
tii&tiarn SoIoutcn, ben ib boz gan
gem 9cr3en Iietc."
Der W}oior r2iftc BEN iunQen
Manne feline Sanb, unb bicIer f9iit
tcltc Ie trdfti1.
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Icutnunt qetonnt, uno i6 rpurbc &C.
rabe !6duptrronn, nI8 maa i'm psniios
nirtc. S6 nribte, bob or rcd am Sc
ben 1T. cc1n mir toli6sn Ntuiobr III.
fere Sortcn aus; atcr i9 ftcus MIDI,
bon Sbncn RGferc8 Su b6rcn. Nie
9ebt'S bern rem Gcrsyal2"
nDu lictcr Gott, g Qcbt ibm nit
fcircm &GcumotiSmu5 nift riel beiI.r
ais SRrcn nit Sbrcr Gid., 9crr Mas
ior."
~Gjtht unh HEcunott&ml5 Iinb Sc
f6piFcr; cite rtc3t fatcle @crlpontts
f4aft. ab, eStgiIt elm Sammer ,..
babe an Der Spite elmer f6rnen Gss
tdbron %aeItauben uno mub nln bier
i'm Scfet ~aneena9eIt iiBen. To, man
fam nidt oacS bobcn; nod Elm nah
res Gjljid, lpenn 5urte 6rouenbdnbc
cinem bic lebten 8egc srIei6terr."
Snbcm er fciner Sohtcr cincn Iie6cs
poIIen Bid a%urorf, fubr Der altc 0crr
fort: nS9re 2iebc hilbert piclc Sit.
~terteit, unb ba5 bat Der General po5G
audi gebadt, ba cr ii6 ipicner rerbeiras
then ipiG."
nWiebsr oerbeiratben2" rief Dor
nan critduttt.
nNun getpib," ertIdrte Der Moior
9erdbc heraus, nfiibrt Gle benn nibt
GtapS Qnnpnce bisrber?"
rM1erbinqB," rTun oIfo;
lpenn Gle Mot in eigcner 2(ngeleacn
belt fommcn, 70 lam e8 ii9 bod nur
nm ben @cncrdl banbeln."
Oortiebung iolgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
8fock
Wuilfprbs 9lnemuc,
Swtihen &c. aub 81. etrahe.
gpn Ttne gcbant.
GS giebt feinc beiieren.


ntr idbpfeu, Gnbere nbuieu nadl.
g8ir forberu 5ur 0ritif uuo Snfpcition
aut; 8rtitgt @ireit Vdumctiter nit; er
niib baS Tcltdrtige 3uacitchcn, uno pieIs
ieiht fonl CT ctrigc Sheen tfopler, bic er
tn teinen ndhitcl 9auien nllsiiibrc1 mag.
@trridItune III nnfere ~fpe6ie1e Sbee uno
@ntipurf. Gi6ts bon anoeren 6dufern
Hadbgenbtt.
gradItpoue @pbnunaen.
Sir peute bon pibIertfhcri 8eihnlnd ges
bolt. In iellem beften 3betIe 9iorosg1Itis
nlore's, Eeabuob Seigbts, rabe @pnan's
Bart, geleeen, riir cine fnr5e Siredc bon
benz reuen Noulennro itno gSriibapitIs
Yarf. 8ebiIoete 2cIie fino Sbrc Nu6bartt,
feine ut1gebnno; ShMlelt fir Die Silocr III
Der Gdbe mo nur IL Wirntcu bon orei
Mogeonslinien bt8 sunl Wiitielpnnite Der
Stuht. S5biter Tinft in Der StGot. On Der
belien Bette aebdut ino nit groBter Core
talt eingerihiet. IS fino 8lp%eift0dige 8dus
fer nit Stein Bcraiou ziSrpitc (Noftpner
ganurtl. ,arobe Srcnten. nto RdnpIdee l54
Snb tief bis 5l elmer 20 SUB 1inters 9luleb.
Sret Sortett S6uier - z. 8 mo 8 Simmer.
eiltte %nnferer eiaeiten Soee'n: SartbcI8.
WtiNon. Stnirnila. fiinitooIe Gns. uno elef.
trif4e 9ibistdnoeIaber, prudbtpo1 %oeforirt,
I'M Saus eingebnuie, nit SIicben aiiSeeIeeie
gisihraffe, sis miro bon bent Suf cinges
Ieat: fein Sctdb 5uin Sang hes g8afers,
ottorotif6e @ntleeriilia ocs NSaiiers IN ben
Sof: ailtelsStabirette; 9ii6elipdnhe NIT
SdnitnSsS eIiidl tnpc3iert; Senfteriisc: 900
fp Corners" 8ii6erfbrdnfc, aIeioerihrdts
fe, 2iHnefsS brdnfe, 9pilcitcfs9 abinctic int
Pnbe5imner, Wleffina SonoraiI, 5ipci Ees
ranben am SintcrbnuS. Nelertbiire oem Sos
te al. ToItrte @eoreia Sidte fSubb6ocu,
nit pIntter. 100 Sub brciter SirnBe 5ipi.
fden ben Sduicrn, oirefter Inld1Iub an Die
mere funitire Gor,nliiirunq.
Muiterbaiis ieti 6ur SnfpcfiIou often.
Sufepb y. Eene,
Grbducr mooerner Sdrfcr,
Gr. 2tt, ct. 9auf-Strake.
RdBige gaarsgn5abIulq. 9}cft nab &c.
o~enieitt9 bsfrieoiaenben Bcoinguugen.
Aarnt at Ert uno eteae.
6iImprsSirnbe iuo @iitlforo' Ibenues
Wuaapns pufIiren 25. Strabe uno @uiIforos
Apenue odrn Elm Sduiereeoiert n6roli6.
(Uiait ,1U2t)
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IS ruor Gin otter @cforultcr Scr |oli.
sci, Der in Trou 0ottc'S Nob-
NINA olt ser Cit-MommcntitroBc
cinorinQ. - Geo. &, Sturgeon lit
lcin Same. - SoQ idon I'M
observation-disclosures 9clucicn icin.
Ter pcrlucgcnc Ginbrcd)cr, pcIdcr
on1 Wontoq Nodntitto9 III bic MoG=
nlln0 scr Irou Is. i. 9ottcc, Nr.
23lt, Slt@Monnmcntitrobc, cinorinA
mo $tS,06 itobl luur0c bcreitS &c.
itcru MorGcn Gc0crt 9 llbr IN Der
@erion Oc8 2S i1hri0cn @0fcrS Geo.
e. Sturgeon bon 9tr. 1857, Mincritr.,
in lcinCr No6nung icit1cnommen.
Die NcrboitunN ipllr6e bon Sen Ger
Ncollten @m. s. Niciucr unb &obn
e. Tau pom 0itIid)cn Giitrift ollf cine
Don 6rou @ottcc QcAcbcnc @cihrei.
bltltQ hin OorQcnomnncn. Epli5cirids
ter @urlonb I'M 0itlidcn Stotioua-
bnl.ic iibrnuic@ ihn 9eitcrn MorNcn
Dem @crid)t5OCrfobrcu Trou Dot
tee. iucld)c lid bci'm &crb0r fuinl
ollircdt ST boltcn p%crnlod)tc, i0entiIi.
5irtc Ocn Wonn %ioiort. Sic erfIGrtc.
Dab lic nno ibrc Sdmcitcr, Srolt
Nfinnic Som bon Nr. Sill Nnr0.
FuttCrlol}Earf NoCnltc, Sen Wonnl
oltf Der nod 6cm jueitcn Stodiucrt
filbrcnocn Srcppc attroicn. Sic bobc,
lo9tc lie, oet Ginbrcd)cr i~cItju6oltcn
ocrlud)t trot6cm or ollf tic IoSQcihlo.
gen, un0 crit, ol& CT cine NcluCNlln0
0cnlod)t, ol3 Oh CT cincn Ncuoltcr aus
DER Eoldc 5icbcn molltc, bu6C tic i'm
iobrcr 0clniicn. 6rnu @ottcc ltcutc
lud)6cr felt, DOB Scr Ginbrchcr ole
Wormorplottc elmer GonmIobc ubQc-
bo6cn lm0 Ger SdubIo0c ciu Shliii-
lclbitn0 c1tnonmcn bette. WittCl3
zines Der S6liiIIcl ofinctc CT Damn
cine umtcrc Shub(o6c uu6 ito6l oa-
rams $tS,06. Sturgeon, mcIfcr crit
Sonntoa lucgcn lnorOcntIidcn &c.
nc6nlcnS pcr6oftct mar, pom Rid)tcr
Garland obcr irciQciprohcu mrroc.
bot nnNcblid) olh idon nit Dem
Observation-Disclosures @cfomtihoit &c.
modt. Dor 5luci @ofcn periuhtc CT,
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Nobernc @obnbanicr.
GleftriIdje 8elendjtnng.
eeoo sepiert, Da.gaonnnient. etrahs.

Ranfen zines biefer moberneE 3tpeift6dtgen
Bobntdufer. sic entbnlten nle mobernen Gins
ri6tuneen. eIeftrifde unb 8as6eieu6tuna; tas
ben gombiratiorss9isfdran uHo Sorrotbsfam'
tdre EIumbine. Yerbiibung NIT aanoI; 9rpi.
tnir, 6euer unb 9pf eemefitirt, 10 Sub mil
erdnotIiibie acpfIafierte 6inter !. 4uc6; bobe
nnb eefunbe qaae. Seoen Ia9 bis 8 abenbs
be nit glefirisiiii eieH6tci. 6S,ears Z. @ai.
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cff.WtDnnment.Strahe.
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3rsgt die >Dis Sorta, OisIM Inner Gskaun Habi
'; E NMMzZM

sd mill 5u9eben, Dab ain6er ulo
Barren Die @obrbeit ioger, ober
cbenio ridtiq it, bob man elm Slim
oOer Elm Norr mare, wcnn man Ole
@abrbeit iogte.
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lam man nit elmer ctuBteen cnlats@rnote In
Der hcnif0elt Nolunie a~gictpsNcrIin" hCroicncn.
gIa6bcr 6icbt man aus ocruiclbCH 9obCn I'M
lclbcn %nbr uo6 Norri. &iCbfutiCr II. hgI. SIcis
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telt ocu Srunoiictu AT IpdierCT EnGIiianb Ics
pcn. gtur $75 Nlt8nhlluR. gttm pJolun Cots"
fir Geihditolenie iino 6u bubcI, -. Vaoen.
Bpup. III Rprb GBarlcs.e Giraffe.
(SCpt51G
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Heiignotion on. Sllnger Che.
mann: nNoS lit oenn nod III ser
Sdiiiiel?" Surge Srau: .Gine
fredericksburg iiir 3id." Gbc.
mann (gcinBD: sir mid oiebt'S
feline lleberraidptng mebr!"
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Sene neucIl. moocrlFn 5lpetitjdi9en S1uicr
on Der 9lorosSarcsStrnbe, 5ipii6en Sdirrnount'
efoenue mo 5dbeitesS trdBe. nit allen rlooers
nen @inri6tungcn; cemeutirte acller, Sot uno
9roitoirs. gmdiuirte 8aocipnitneI niIn aiibcr'
Huseiiiie, Marntortreppen uno ~s8eitirie, inrts
idre Druirage, Gtrnben nit oitrift5iriea 3te9eI'
fteiiten, gepfInfieri. sic miiiieit geiebeit iperoeit,
Inn fe tdbnfen al f1nIteft.
Wid1 nebme %5airmoirt Ioenlc Nng9ons.
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Tarnten

In ieber Srobe bon 4 bis at $4,000 giern, In
WlarpIano uno dnoeren Sititaaten; ierrer &C.
fdidiisbdnfer ruo Wobnbdnicr in Baltimore ii1o
nuf benz 2arhe fnlft man am Niaiqiie1 hurb
bic 8enerulssaentlr bon Scrntnii VaoeubDpp,
III. o.Ghnrles.StraRe, Saltinture, Dlo.
(Septi ,f2Ilit)
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