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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02
FpON OTHER PENS
AMERICA oUrGREw CANADA.

AMERICA OIJTGREW CANADA.
A curious explanation of the reason
WHY Canada has but about I,uUU,uVv
people, against Americas 80 ,OOu,OuoU,
is given in a review OF the Worla pr
auction of coal and iron Canada pro-
duces but 100000 tons or coal
against 37o,OO0,0O0 tons produced by
the limited States, and that Is why as
long as the coal age lasts, CanaoA Is
NOT likely to grow anything IKE tne
dimensions of her southern neisn
This is an English view, ana II Is NOT
open to the charge of bias
The vast wealth in natural resources
of +ba limited States, of course, mas
worked with the political institut1ons
of the country to produce ndCi s1A
growth unpreced IN history. IWo
Years ago the worlds coal production
eToeeded 1000, 100000 tons, and eight
tenfhs of the output came from three
co,ntries-A nerica, Germany ana
Goat Rritair-afid America produced
almost as much coal as the otner Two
nut together. In the production OF
iron ore and of iron and steel the
- - ~ ~ relations exist of these three
Countries to the rest of the world and
Of America to Great Britain ana Ger
many-Boston Globe.
WATER
East and west. in large cities ana
snoau waterworks superintendent md
# necessary to constantly combat IN
tendency of councils as well as cltlzSns
To waste water, and to consloeE INC
the amount furnished is OF small mo
ment once the pipes ana macnlne I;
have been installed. 1t seems olIncuII
- ad,Icate them to a realization OF the
fact that quantity counts mere Almost
as r7oTch as in selling gas or elecIrlclty:
when a water department is coInpelieu
70 give half of the consumption Tree o.
charge and to sell much OF the re-
roainder below cost. those responslp!e
therefore are introducing communlstlc
conditions to a far greater extent tnan
f11ox, probably realize. And When tney
refuse to sanction the use or appliances
or methods which would prevent WASTE
and this exceeds the legitimate CON
sIImntion. they are grossly squander-
inc the money of the taxpayer or water
nsumer.-Municipal Journal ana En-
gineer.
SIT WITH CLOSED DOORS.
The experience of the public in the
Thaw case is sufficient to warrant
hone that means may be found for
preventing the publication of daily re-
norris of the testimony in the latest
hrainstorm case Judging from whiffs
which have reached the public, the
case sadly needs disinfectants and
should not be scattered broadcast. A
court has no more right to pollute the
moral atmosphere than any other
nuisance breeder has to pollute the air
or the water supply.
The fact that the accused have
right to their day in court does not i'm
ply a right to scatter seeds OF lmmor-
aIitv IN he carried wherever the yellow
Journals are read. Man is inclined to
evil as Job observed. as sparks are to
fy upward, but a court of justice is
not obliged to supply the hot air, etc.
for such a current. The public has
learned that crime has been com
united, and it would be sa1isned 10
LnoIv that the law has been enforced.
IT had a surfeit in the Thaw case and
would gladly escape another drenching
in nastiness.-Jersey City Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

Back in the east when representa-
tive of a congressional district or
representative of a state in the United
States senate shows himself to be
nan OF merit he Is returned to con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

FOA60A AGI1u NdILeT the D9ll)---
See, Josephine, spoon; one of our
guests must have had q hole in his
pocket.-Meggendor Batter.
Miss Lingerlong-You have been a
w1dower for ten years, haven't YOU.
Mr.. Flint? Mr.. Flint-Yes. and am
just as persistent in it as I ever was,
thank you!-Smart Set.
Barber-Try a bottle of this
preparation. sir. Splendid thing for
badness. Customer-Don't doubt it.
but I've got all the badness want,
thank you.-Times
What do you expect to be when
you come of age, my little man?"
the little mans reply.-The Herald
and Presbyter.
Mrs. Newlywed-I want to buy a
steak. Lumberman-Hickor oak or
ash? Mrs. Newlywed-Porterho
Lumberman-YouIl find that in the
butcher shop. This is lumber yard.
Judge.
She-Taxes wouldn't be SO high if
we women We're in charge of the city's
affairs. He'll warrant the poll tax
wouldn't. You'd have it marked
down from 50 to $1.98.-New York
Evening Post.
"Have you decided, Miss Ethel,
where you are going for the sum-
mer ?" IT'S between two places, Mr..
Johnson (which two?" Ma saws
it's to Switzerland and pa says it's to
the poorhouse. "-Tatler.
In June, 1898, a poor man called at
the humble dwelling of a washer
woman on the West Side. He said he
was starving, and she gave him half
dollar. Nothing was heard of him
until one day last week, when he
called again and got another half dol
Iar.-Smart Set.
Katie-They say Lizzie whelan met
and became engaged to her husband
at the masked ball last month Mag
gie-Then it must have occurred be-
fore either of them unmasked.-Gun-
| ter's Magazine.
what! going to leave us so soon.
Thomas" Sorry, sir; but 1 must tell
you as 'ow I can't put up with the
missus any longer" but. Thomas
(appealingly), think how long I've
put up with her!"-Judge.
1.-THE baseball spirit is a wonderful
and impressive thing" said a New
Haven barber. New manifestations
OF 1t continually crop up. Tad
Jones, the great Yale catcher,
HOpp6Q INTO InaL red plush chair
there the other day. Shave, sir 2 said
I. No. said he. Throat cut. Yale
lost Times.
Hubby. the janitor of these flats is
unmarried" What of it?'' II really
thing he is becoming interested in our
oldest daughter" There you go again
with your pipe dreamsi Last week 1t
was duke.'-New York Globe.
Il tell you said Sinnick. men are
getting 50 deceitful these days that you
can't trust your best friends" "And
what's worse" interrupted Burroughs
gloomily, you can't get your best
friends to trust you. "-Philadelphia
Press.
80 remarked the boyhood friend,
you are in the SWIM Mother and
the girls think / am" answered Mr..
Cumrox. But my personal feelings are
those of man who has fallen over
board and ought to be hollering feE
help. ashington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

Barber-Try bottle of this
preparation. sir Splendid thing for
paioness. Customer-Don't doubt it,
Dut I've got all the badness 1 want,
thank you.-Times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

What do you expect to be when
you come of age, my little man?''
asked the visitor. 'Twenty-one," was
the little mans reply.-The Herald
and Presbyter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

In June, 1888, poor man called at
the humble dwelling of washer
woman on the West Side. He said he
was starving, and she gave him half
dollar. Nothing was heard of him
until one DAY last week, when he
called again and got another half-dol-
lar.-Smart Set.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

katte-They say Lizzie Whelan met
and became engaged to her husband
at the masked ball last month Mag
gie-Then it must have occurred be-
fore either of them unmasked.-Gun-
ter's Magazine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

Mrs. Newlywed-I want to buy a
steak Lumberman-Hickory, oak or
ash? Mrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lumberman-Youll find that in the
butcher shop. This is a lumber yard.
Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02
HUAOR OF THE DAY

Mr.. Volgarheim CATER the baIl)--
See, Josephine, spoon; one of our
guests must have had a hole in his
pocket.-Meggendor Batter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

Miss Lingerlong-You have been a
widower for ten years. haven't you,
MI. Flint? Mr.. Flint-Yes, and I am
just as persistent in it as ever was,
thank youI-Smart Set.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

"Have you decided, Miss Ethel,
where you are going for the sum-
mer?" IT'S between two places, Mr..
Johnson (which two?" MA says
it's to Switzerland and pa says it's to
the poorhouse. Trailer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

what! going to leave us so soon.
Thomas?" Sorry, sir; but 1 must tell
you as ow 1 can't put up with the
missus any longer" But, Thomas
(appealingly), think how long I've
put up with her!''-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

She-Taxes wouldn't be SO high if
we women were in charge of the citv's
affairs He'll warrant the poll tax
wouldn't. You'd have it marked
down from So to $1.9S.-New York
Evening Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

1.-THE baseball spirit is a wonderful
and impressive thing" said a New
Haven barber. New manifestations
of it continually crop up. Tad
Jones, the great Yale catcher,
Topped into that red plush chair
there the other day. Shave, sir p said
I. No. said he. Throat cut. Yale
lost Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-02

Hubby, the janitor of these flats is
unmarried" What of it?'' II really
thing he is becoming interested in our
Oldest daughter" There you go again
with your pipe dreamsi Last week 1t
was a duke."-New York Globe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

2Sort eutideiocuo ipcroen fam fiir
OaS St)itial zines MtttmcnitcH.
Hei ioldcr @erontlportlibfett mIB
icoe HiidiidIt %iChmin0eH; ollt Qegerl
hcu @C}irt2ridter 6urfte id feline
Njldlid)t ne6nlcil. sd mtBte Dem
Observation-Disclosures nlitthcllen, Onb
Ynno mo Srnr5 ibre @itte ltnt mem
Stillidnueigcn motipirt hatten nit
Ser TlIrht, nnb Der 9eiirfSridtcr ans
NuB Nc0cn tSruii5 meme @llaIuac be
nilbcn t0nuG. lrll an i'm ctucn &Cr
0udlt III pcrieu.
Der Observation-Disclosures id)iltteItt
rcdbt beoentlidl Oru &opf, er 9loubtc
offcnbGr 0Ielcr NuSreoe nld)t. Oh idl
ocm iclbIt gar teineu @erbadIt &C.
bubt hGttr, Oh g nift mIdl mir ar
Qciullcu lei, DOB Srnn5 Shoru iidl
sic &un0 ucrluun0et babcH
SD fonlttr nidt lcugncrL 0aB mit
cil &er0udIt uIigclticdrn lei, aber
nit Nlltcnl Wcpiiiem fnlIntr id critic
ren, Dob cr mir ip0ter, ais id) 6rolti
Shnrn oitcr Nclcben mo tcnllcn &c
Icrnt hobc, miebcr ncrld)punocn Ic,.
tEortfcsuna toIGt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

Oca &lun0e0 AuS0rlld geben tonnell,
10 mare ic0cnioQ@ Dos llrtbell rtd)tts
ger olagcinllcn.
So nm oltrd) llrobitinmtng I'M
,9turO0itlidcu S0ngerbun0" Der
,2ll0cn1cinc Git0rltd" fuIlcu Gelulicn
merOcn mllB, 10 m0dltc id) cnpieblert.
bic Nellrtbeillmg not folGcnoem Sp-
item ltnttiin0cl 81 lolicu: /. Sntona=
tiol1; =. Sutt. HuthmIs, &cmpo; 3.
Souifonbcit; 1. Nusipruhc; 5. &bra-
iirlung mo Erd3iiiou. Nu@orild lmo
Gmpiinou1Q babe ih mtSgeloIIcn.
neil in .(onid,0nbcit" Gpnomit ullO
E6roiirrnB licgt. Hltfluliuna Der
giri0cIlten IieQt III Scmpo, Gpndmit
unb Ebraiiring, fam nlio oud) nod,
oieicm 5pltcm iueg6liebcn. Ilges
meincr GinNrltd lit hnS 6n5it nler
a%rlgciiihrtcn 6Gder. Gle N|bltimmunG
inn ,9torooitlihcn Sdugerbrno" ilber
@cibeboltlng oc3 .2lQgcmcineu Gins
orltf9" rat Pip Stinmtcn oagegcn
mo $40 ooiiir ergebcn. Sd babe mid
gciroQt. Oh luobl Seber, Der Oa8e8cn
gcitinmt bot, it'd Die 6ro1e beont'
mortet bat: @oa beOclltct 0Angcmci.
her Giu0rltd" q" :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
9as riniame 9ans.
Romon pon aooIf Stred II 8
(S%eortieBurg.)

,@olcr Sic mir ho3 Hcft itrrjti9
muhcn, MIDI 5it rcinigcn bon Dem
Qcden midi crhobenen SerondJt? Nnlr
Oltrdl Sen Ncpcia, boG Shorn ona
Sell Scri6uitten Dot, fam Oica &c
lhCbtp."
is hot Nicnlnuo al& 6rar5
Sd}orn un0 alih CT mn gc1en MIDI
cincn ioIbcn &er0od)t o,t2Qeiproheu!
SCR bin iiber5e1,at 0uB mn elm INT.
gliidIihcr 3ilfoa baS Rciben oe3 Sci
les U~eriduuloet bal, Huo I) lper0e
'nid,t onIout, baB Qc9cn cincn In
ihuloiNcn Gin @ero0dlt gCrihtet lucr-
sc, lueOcr Qcgcl, Sic nod 9c0cn
S6pru. SCI u%erlunAc pon Sblcn,
ooB Sic mir sic Seilitiidc ylriidNc.
ben mo oaB Sic ilbcr ocn gol,5en
&or1onN, Der MIR mid bctrifit,
SdNpeiQcn 0egen oen Stootsomualt
bcoboften mic oltd) id) idNuci0cn
meroc."
Ser Se5irtSridItcr crhob gegcrl
meinc 6or0crung nod mond)c Gin.
i%ucnolngcn.
Gr mar ihucr 81 berubi9cn; 81 ticf
bate ca i'm cmpGrt bob Shorn mir
Die Scilcu0cn nlS Nclpciaitiide Ne0ell
i'm iibcrgebcn hottC; cr bronntc pnr
Gcgicroc, lih iiir oiCic NcrbGhtigun1
III RIDDEN, nli0 mn nit GROCER Wtilbc.
nodl lonncnl 3llrcocn AclollQ Is mir
Cnolif. i'm 5llnt &eriprehen ocs
Shmci9ena jt be!pcNen mo nllr mi
h%erItrcbcn0 CAB CT mir otc beiocl,
ScllItiIdc 3lirild.
Gr blieb nod lnnBc bi3 tief III Olt
Nod)t binein bel mir.
SGl bate inn germ oiclc Nuimcrt
lnmteit qeldclltt, nenn u%llgenchn'
mgr bic llntcrbultlulg nit linn nidlt
&ic lcbr id) mid audi bcmiibtc, IT.
Sem Gin 0lcidlQilttge$ 8eiprGd) 81 bc
ginleu, c@ GclnnQ mir nid)t; imncl
micbcr tom CT nli Wllerc S0blenior
ldlung 5llriit, ul0 lmmcr ncuc Grin
DC 6rod,tc CT Dor, nm 81 bcucilcn
cob IronS Shorn 0nS Sell 0urd)
Idnittcn babe.
Sciu &ab 9e0cn Shorn mo leilt(
@%mp6rulg iibcr bic 1c9ct i'm Gcrid)
ictc Seldrulhtgun0 mar 10 groB, oal
ieine Srclc MIR uon oicien cincn @e
0nntcn erfiiut NOR.
Cr bate mid) mohl hia jitiu 0rult
cnocn MorNcn nit ieinen lid) micOcr
bolclorn Acknowledgement lul0 &ln
gen Ncqu0lt, mellG i'd linn lriAt crlo.
lid otfcll aclu0t bate. 0ub idl orilt
gcn0 Der Hllbc bcoiir'.. "a crit Der.
licb cr mid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

So bate cill !nngc1 &crh0r 5t bt.
ltchcn. Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HtA
DER Staotaonpolt maren aus SaibaG)
8cfommen, lie bdtteu lid cntihlolicn,
Ole unbcquemc Geiic nnf Suttod it.
tort nodl Gmpfung hep linen pom
Sc3lrfsridter 5t8egon8cncn Eroto.
foUa 5l ultcrncbnlen. I'M az Srt
uno Stcllc icIbit Die 3cuQcn 81 DO.
rcr, melhc iibcr 6ron5 Shorn5
Chltn uno Solien-in Den lester %
den Nllafl1it SIT aebcn %permod)tcn.
Ytit Der ben oitreid)iifen 9eonntcn
cigclcn 0cnniitblidfcit iogtc mir hico
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cr tbciltc
mir loAur aun5 nl6efungcn nit, oob
spar oac Die IN Dem @erid,t 0es DC
5irfSridtera nit groBer 8eldlidlid)
felt ull0 llmlid)t 5ulonunengeItelltcn
(bntldd)cn rcdlt bcoenflider Hotltr
uno mohl gecignct lcielL cinen Ser.
oaft gegcn Srnn5 Shorn Ill bcgriin.
oenL OaB tic ober bel Weitem nid)t &c
niigtelL linn Die lleber6cllg11ng Dor
Ser Sdulo oeS irrgcn WonncS 5it
~0cluGhren. Gr mobntc mid Niles u
Ioqcr. mos id) ielblt ilber Sdlorh
miiie, id) 0iirIc MIDI llid)t %5ltriidboltct
luIicil 0aollrdl, Dab Sd)orll, mic ibin
ld)on olli Der Heilc IN Nbelsberg or
50blt morbcn lei. mir buS SeDcn &c
rcttrt hobc. IS lei mcine Ffliml.
ohlc Mitdiidlt 0iii mciiicn Schcll1rct
ter. bic Muhrhcit, nllr Die Mohrbeir,
aber audi Die uolc @abrbcit 5ll lo0cr.
Ger Observation-Disclosures mar cill
prGd)tlgcr, genlllt6lld)cr, llebeltaiuitr.
0i0er SEER. CT mor 70 riidiid)tspoQ &c.
GEN MIDI DAB er lo1or mid nid)t 3llln
Ncrb0r nod Der 0erid)taItllbe citirt
bate, iollocrn llid) IN mcillenl eigc-
men }inlntcr pcrnabn1; obcr Eel ailcr
Slcbcnaruilr0i1tclt unb trob Der
S%hcillnhnlc, meld)c CT oiienbor filr
Srultj Shorn Iiiblte. lpur cr bod bon
elmer ucr1luciielten @riinolid)feit. Gr.
NuonN mid, inn piel n,chr Ut lager,
ais ld) Cl1ellfllu lDollfc.
Sd hattie mir uoraeilpnlllleil, niiu)
bci 0cnl Nerb0r oitf cine gSie0crbps
lllll0 ntcirer id)on Dem 9~ejirf@rid)tc:
III Erotofol ~gcgebenen IiSinqc jt
bcidrrdllfen, liltr ollf oiele bin font
TEL, lid ia ntciner IlliidJt llad) Die mir
uor}ulcgcloen Trogen ridltelt; cher
nlcin &oriat crlpies lid BET Dem Der
FOR ais ulourd)fillrbor.
9Qa i) Don benz Rihter geird9t
lullroe. Oh Srnnj S6orn. nit lpel.
d)ert il bod in Den lestcn @of,en
pieliud) jilonlnlengetroffen lei, ME
mails mil mir bariiber geiprod)en ia.
&c. mc3hal6 ct mir baimolS i'm @aloc
ausaeuihen lei, follnte if Oieic tSro.
&c nid1t perncinen. ba id ge5pnngeit
ipor, Tie III beinbeiL 1luibte id) ibnl Die
ltnterreorng ~erj1blcn, Die idJ mi;
,srnn5 un0 ieincr Srallt gebabt bate;
id, ollritc nid)t pcrifApeigenL 6ob Del
DC 0eluiinldt batten, if loae nid)t3
iibef Die gegegnling I'M @albe ia,
gen.
Sc lit eimos 1ai,j gigeneg iii,
iolh' ert Nerb6r. Midn bat to4 ge.
noustietn, 6db man Jeoes Sort. mel.
dies nton ipridlt, beei6igen mub, uro
,rcis n,afeid, Hof iehea oeirrodenc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

Sebr quite 5arnI bon % Nldern mil ih5nem
@obrbais unb StdHaeb. nu1e bel Baltimore
linb in oeutlder gtnb0ori6aft, fir $4,000, NOS
SdinmtIiheS Snocniar. ionic aud Die fctuen
Wibbel, Gilber5eug II. I. 10, iuclde6 mcbr, ais
bd5 Srcifabe aetoitei bat, ianTl iiir $1,000 ntebr
nit iiberllonmel iueroen.
User cine folGe Sarm iuia uno oo5 @clo
naiiir bat, ipiro fe iaufen, iobalo or tie itebt.
Rdheres bel Sermauu 8aocnbpup, III Nurcs
Charles, Strafc. (Scpt1Q, l2l(tc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
gu %perfanfen.


SauIer I'M 600 Slud Hpro. Glover. Str.
Gbeu oouCnoct cine Feibc rtoocrnev, Stpeis
itpdiger Sduicr, ie4s. Simmer mo Hla. Sus
gaoe5imnler nat CiraiIiirie g9allnc NM l~duitIreS
0!piei. glnihIub an fGnitdrcn Stunul. RreiS
$500. gteori9cr @ruub5ius. Cbipe 2auicr
huber bobe mo aeiunbe Sngc. ynh5ufrogeu
hei u. g.. 8alagher, 9lumeificr. bureau III
Rr. 1887, On. Mipnumcnts Ctr. G43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
Iir ba6er Gi8cuthunt

NNU TWIHVW VTUVNITUW NUNIUH'
Sdrn1sn mo 6duier cine Sue5idlitdi. MAN
fprc6e Dor In Tr, tG2, Efts9cringtous Strafr,
ooer telepbonire 5000 ". I llbr Wtcraens bis
q llbr Ibeno5. (3j7|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
Steuengstu6e.
StcHegeium:

Sine oeutitc Sbdin eritcr Nluiie iuht Stcls
lllna In eincm potcI ober @Sripatbduic; bat
5ebu WiOndte in ciuem Sotel 9earbeitet. liad1s
~5ufragen in Wr. 527, eab.SpnOs etrnhc.
(3G2-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

Cine l7.iGbriec 9ieaerin, No.
msl,s Monlie 8ronl,, pur6e III Gbi.
ldgo inter ben1 Derhdft oer6aftet,
unldrgit an 5gtei Girtsn uii Der
Siioieitc Der Stoot Tclicr nn1clcgt
~, hnhru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

TGfIc sur Gctie in's Irslano be.
iorst 6. Gaine, Or. 413, Cit-Salti.
mcrcirofe, mohe Chiffon Senic Npc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

$3.50 faufet Elm rtudioole Bianino, Wiabd'
40 lps@ebduic; fam ben eireEt reucH Mot I'M
terf9ieben ~uerben;, fiir fiinf Sabre Garantirt.
eaubers & StnnmGn Co.,
SiiooftsSde CHARLES ulo JagettesStrabe.
(Nob6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

S275 Gnabe Biarinc; In taoenofem 3uiiai'
be; pple @araHtie; SefieI unb 9ede.
SnnbcTS & StnDman Co.,
GnbpTtsGde gbnrleSs Mno SapeitesS trabe.
(gopS--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28
Tur $1,000.

Warmor.9e rfle toule. AniGLuB, an f%nnttdren
RanaI; 10 SUB breite, geptlaiterte StraBe, lid'
tiondre @ai65uber int aeler. Sabresslluioiten
300. @erinee 9aarsgln8abiliHg. Qltniol' Str.
%bpiioben 3ontburos ilno BrattsStruBe. Sui. y.
@bite, 8nuunterncbnter. (9too20, 1!UlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-28

@sItohI icinc Irbcit.
gcber. Gic EoIi5iitcl Son6lcr
mo Nbite ucrbditeten ant Samitdg
a6eto Den 30 Sabre aIteu Ecter 39o-
mans BON Jir. 1908, Nor6 GoIna.
Strobe, oils 6ericIbc al GnItcrn-Auc.
eillen ISi,Btcppih mo cine Aolloedc
III perfollieu iud)te, pcldle @egCn
itGnoe onGcbli6 . Scr Nirnn ga
trif & Bauer. Ntr. 7tJ-72i, 9turo.
Wop. Strobe. gtitoblen iunroen. Ter
NrrcItnnt luurbc Geltcrn bon Eoli5ci-
rid)ter @urluno i'm 0itliden Sta.
t~ion@boulc Gem @eridts peyinbrcr
iibgrlpielsn.
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Terlaagt I'M algemetHen.

Teutihes rbeftS.ysadliueiiuug e. giireun.
Inter Der gIutiibt Der gEeuiiben @eieui6dft. "
SieienigeTt, Die neutihe SatoluerIer, 9lrbetter
len li1 p%eri5nlia ober in I RAM &rietcn an
ben aGenten Der 9efeuiduft. Subnnu =. IicHer,
Simmer IL, Sr. 2i5-2l7, 0ourtlanosst rdBs
luenoeit, peldlcr unenigelilih Iusinlltt crtDetleTI
ipiro. Gpretftlnoel bon / bis b ubr.
I(Qun71N
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Mmtlife @riefliite.

UaIttMorc, rs. Ee3eIiTber 1905.
gdcmoroip Iinatst .QIari S5peao DMIni
WIpnuS Sfpeuer MEADOWS Il. u.
grmftvong WOHIteUr Wttdi.l s.. Is.
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Neailie -. y. D!roj g~.nor8et
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pdl S6luIH SFcn1her Jilii9
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Nubermlu Sucub lam
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Nerbcl bar 1ucjfoypeft Z.
noes Wcolpb lrinls Is. y.
8utordtinfI Nlpnui, . (rnh5Io &l1cent
MmeOerenc WtdG6vIeue q~Eriblcus St0olpb
Hdbto5icaft Martin 8a5iio gIntot
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puumnt Ran Sdradhopirs SulDa
pynpIInfi SruuCi{cf 3tnmCrInuit Y.
Wturiuul lEibSruIt3!u 3u9cbor Carl
II. Snn oarris, RoituIeiiicr.
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&erbrMbt.

Ter AicBer &iliom ID. T6bott idllt
I'M @ci0nDniB III cinen 9ottih
nit tod)cnocm @aiIcr. 49, Gr CT
licat Den c%upiougenen Sronb.
lUunocu.
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DIR. 2G!9, Nconc- StrnBc, liel am y.
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Noic ocS StaotGciGngnilics III oclt
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nit toheltocnl MoIier. Ter lln9lilds
lidc crlitt itrcdlid)e Nrononrlocn
lllo wltr0c. nudl0em Wlt4etongellc
i'm ans ieincr Gage bcireit buttctl,
u1perjiillid) ms Soipiiol 9cbrudt.
no Gr. Geo. z. AilfinS gIQcS ollf.
bot, i'm am Scbell I'll crbnltcn. Nic
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jciitntion mcgcn tbGtIidJel Yngriii8
AM Ncnrictto Nbbott Ill icd)S Monu-
icu NeiQnqnib mo $40 8cloltroic
pcrltrtbcilt.
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Is. & y. Ct. gouI $3.50.
Eobning - glarnIann 500
4arl u. ~. G@plt,
fecdtsaatuaIt,
gtnmer t26-f29. aais.Euiistngs
Fr. 221, 6cRrtane.2tynse.
erafti5irt In alen 5ertnisn oeS EtadteS
IurpIdno.
n6labsanaeleseibeiten, Seitamepte nto Ito
tni,6en dller ari. 9oaeff'oren eanb, uRo
fdnfefsue5ertragunceu prompt uEt
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@eib 81 Iet9eu ant SpSothefen.
edufer nnb Wraabitrien sesaxft.
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Understandable.
&cnrb u. ulri1.
Ientidlcr Nedrsannalt.

earsan: 81 Butlsers' GSaanae suitbtns.
Jforboftssde Gbdr.eSs mo QeIindionsSfra6G
Rpunnng: f7t5 9nro.S nltun.Arfaue.
s. & y. 2tlepboHe,
Belb iid)er angeleai
T%etsrer5sni sefrieotate aiienien aus aues
fbe!len Der 6test. (Ee3i2,1S)