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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-13
BATHHOUSE MAN
KILLED BY COKE
FURNACE FUMES
Fireman Dead and Three Others
Overcome When Found
by Proprietor.
RUMORS OF MURDER
BRINGS CROWD TO PLACE
Three of Victims Will Recover.
One Is BrOther=in-law of
Asphyziated Man.

Poisonous coke fumes from furnace
In the cellar of n bathhouse in the rear
OF S6 Charlton street. caused the death
of Michael Kuinick, so years old. who
was employed as a fireman by Max
Sanders, the proprietor. Three others
were overcome, but are not III serious
condition,
All were discovered shortly after Z
O'clock this morning by Mf. Sanders.
He immediately telephoned to Sergeant
Brown at tho Fourth Precinct Police
Station. through Policeman Horter and
Plainclothesmen Kaas was dispatched
to the scene for at first il was believed
the man was murdered Following
Kaas, Policemen Schiller and Lomax
were sent to the scene, and they found
1t difficult to keep the crowd of curious
ones from the premises.
The victim came to this county from
Russia January 27. 1907. and entered
the employ of Ellis Nelson, who at that
time conducted the bathhouse. About
a year ago Sanders purchased the
place and retained Kuinick in his en-
ploy.
Death Furnace i'm Cellar.
+ Sanders conducts an establishment III
dwelling in the front building. and has
the rear building, which is of brick
and one story with a basement. In
the basement there is furnace. which
is continually full of coke. with a mum
Der of large cobblestones banked on top
OF the fire.
1t was the victims duty to build fiye
fresh fires each week. There is also a
nI, Gxrn which Is
half full of water.
The other room contains two rubbing
tables and an old shower bath, while
the room off the furnace consists Of
several tiers of benches erected on the
style of bleachers at a baseball park.
The upper floor has but one room
and it contains eight leather-covered
couches, several tables. a number of
chairs and fifty wooden lockers. The
place in general is a firetrap, and un-
sanitary, and is erected in the midst OF
number of large dwellings.
Victims Carried Out.
Following the discovery by the pro-
prietor. with the assistance of neigh
bors, the three men, who were rescued
in the nick of time. were carried into
the main building. a physician was
called and they we're revived, but were
rather weak.
According to Mr.. Sanders, the men,
who had been drinking bit last night,
retired at ] o'clock this morning, and
Kuinick was heard filling the furnace
an hour later. 1t is believed he re-
mained in tho furnace room too long
and was overcome when he reached
the floor above.
The men overcome were Zitler Co
back, IS years old. and Olena Kulek,
25 years old, employed as r1bbers by
Sanders The third party was Kuster
Verdinsl1ik, 40 years old. brother-in-
law of Kuinick, who was employed as
rubber by another establishment in
the neighborhood. He made a prac-
tise of sleeping with Sanders's men.
The body was removed To HOLES
morgue at the request of Dr. Elliott,
the county physician.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

Whereas, IT has pleased wise d
Just God to remove from this life the
believe / Father of our esteemed neigh
Dor Nellie Lewis and Whereas such death
has robbed orr neighbcr of kind and
loving Father: therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the officers and
members OF the Gem OF the Mountain.
Circle No. All w. of w. do hereby ex-
press to Neighbor Lewis our sincere
sympathy in her bereavement. and be
il further
Resolved, That a copy of these resc-
lutions be spread on the minutes of
this Circle, a copy sent to Neighhor
Lswis and copy sent TO the Montpel-
Ter Examiner for publication.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
TEACHERS PLAN
VACATION TRIPS


Most of the teachers in the Montpelier
public schools will leave as soon as
school is out for different points where
they will spend their vacation. Miss
Stoddard, Miss Beach and Mrs. VIII. on
are the only'ones who will not be found
teaching in Montpelier next year and
they are leaving because they have pos
tito Is they prefer elsewhere.
Miss Stoddard will spent her vaca
ton in Colorado Springs her home She
has accepted position in Haley for
next year Ut substantial raise ia sal
airy from what abe was getting here.
Miss Gibbons will spenl her vacation
in the east. She will go to Chicago
first and then visit in Iowa. She will
returu for next year.
Miss Pearce and Miss Ridd are both
banning to attend summer school in
SILT Lake They will return for next
year and accept the positions they held
this year.
Miss Lau vii spend her vacation in
Soda Springs, her home, but will visit
ia Ogden during the summer. She will
return for next year.
Miss Beach viii take trip east, and
spend most of her time in Blackfoot
Idaho, her home. She is not expected
to return next year as she has posit-
i'm in Washington she perfers.
Mrs. Wilson win spend her vacation
in American Falls where she expects to
teach next winter.
Miss Flynn will return to her home
in Mandan, South Dakota to spend her
summer vacation. She has her post
ION here for next year and return will
to Montpelier at the end OF vacation.
Mrs. Blaine has accepted her position
here for next winter and will spend her
yacasi here.
Miss Muir win visit with her sister,
in Nebraska, during the vacation and
return to accept her position here for
another year.
Professor Banghart will be in charge
again next year and win spend his va
cation in Chicago and at his old home
in Michigan.
The new teachers who have been en-
gagged already are Miss Mason, who
viii have the eighth. Miss Elliot who
will have the fourth and fifth grade
work, Hyrum SteYenson who win have
the science work, and Miss Bassett who
will be the assistant in the high school.
Miss Stoddard's position in the high
school has not yet been filled.
Miss Mason is graduate of the Mich
igan State Normal School, Miss Elliot
is graduate of the Normal School at
Greedy Colorado, Hyrum Stevenson is a
graduate of University of Utah, and
Miss Bassett is from Union City, Mich
igan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
POLICE SALARIES
NOT YET RAISED.

The Council met last might and ad
lonrned to meet again. Monday. The
oolice question was up for short time
bnt only TO be postponed until next
uestine The ordinance committee
sas callei rpan tosubmit ths uFdinan ce
'sissing the salsFies o. the police officers
nd they announced that they had no
export 70 make. The mayor then said
ne would have the city attorney Draw
the ordinance to bs presented at the
next meeting
The work OF Al Thiel in o-eanizing
the fire department was considered
And approved. and he was authorized
to proceed with the work along the sam
lines he has commenced.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
COMMENCEMENT IS
HELD AT FTEl DING
(Coutinued from first page. !

(Coutinued from drst page.)
and the number to graduates there
there has been been snme excellent
work along educational lines in the
temple on the hill. There vas al
increase In attendance Of 1872 per
cent, the sc.o,l closing with the
largest attendance in the history az
the institution.
Friday afternoon commencement
exercises were held in the Academy
presided over by the students. Ther,
was a very good program; special
features of which was the report of
the grumbler and the prognnsticat-
or by Miss lone Bird. In the even
ing the exercises were continued N
the Stake Tabernacie where the hes.
program eyer rendered in the cit,
of Paris, was delivered 10 an and
ence of over six hundred enthusiast
tie people. Sutt. Fl. II. Cummings
delivered the educational address.
the Academy band, Orchestra and
Choir rendered superb music. The
valedictory by Doriha Welker was
exceptionally good. TWENTY-FIVE
graduates were handed their certifi-
Gates amid deafening applause.
SATURDAY. the entire Student BODY
with the Faculty and many Others
went to the lake and enjoyed them
selves as only those who have been
shut up in school for eight months
can.
One hundred and thirty people
sat down to lunch in the Stocks
pavilion. Early in the evening the
entire crowd returned and thus end
ed the most successful year in The
history Of the Fielding Academy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29

George Moore, the genial boss of the
Island Park and & Cattle Co, severed
his connection with that institution
after three years of faithful service.
He was by far the most competent man
ager they have ever had, and it win be
a very difficult task TO replace him.
We wish him and his genial family sue
cess where ever they may go. st Anth-
ony Peak.
For the first time within the memory
of the oldest settlers. Dan Hurley,s
bridge gang is laid off. Mr. Hurley
has been in the service Of the Short line
for something like twenty years. and it
is said to be his first lay off. The act
ion is due to the fact that the corporate
appropriation for bridge work has run
ont and nothing can be done until
new appropriation is passed.
J. r. Drake, president of the Amer
lean Tobacco Trust, Mr.. Watts, Col
Parrish and number Of other members
of the Bonanza Mining Company arriv-
cd from the East yesterday afternoon
and left at once for the mines. The
Company is making no announcement
as to the mission Of these capitalists
here at this time, but 1t is taken as a
signal that active work on their pro-
posed plant will be commenced at once.
Officer Henry Dalrymple says that
the reckless driving along the Main
streets and especially on Sunday even
irg will have to be stopped. There is
an ordinance against fast driving on
the streets and last Sunday night there
were a large number of people out
speeding their horses along Main street.
Mr.. Dalrymple says the ordinance will
be enforced and il the people wish to
try the speed of their horses they will
have to hunt some place else beside the
Main street.
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29

Resolved, That we, the officers and
members of Gem of the Mountain Circle
No. AT. w. Of W. do extend to our
neighbor our heartfelt sympathy in
this sad time Of trouble, and be i
further
Resolved, That copy Of there reso
lutions be spread on the minutes Of our
Circle. copy sent to Neighbor Smeath
and a copy sent to the Montpelier Ex-
aminer for publication.
IIBBIE G.. WHITMAN
Ida MCNEIL
Mary r. HARRIS
Committee
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
Bargains in Wall Parer.

Having secured contract which vii
take him out Of town most Of the sum
mer, NJ. McB- Thompson offers hi
whole stock Of Wall Paper compri@inl
over 5000 rolls of this years patterns
no old designs or left-overs- at Eastern
prices; and to make the bargain greater
viii hang all paper purchased of him
for % cents per roll. Call, or phone
ely.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29
FersonoI.

II any person suspects that their kid
neye are deranged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and mt
risk having Brieht's disease or diabetes.
ID lay gives the disease stronger f"at-
hsld ami you sLouiti not delay In takii z
Fole. Is kidney Remedy. Modern PhaF-
macy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29

Whereas, God in his Infinite Mercy
has seen fit to remove from this worlc
the kind and loving Mother of our
esteemed neighbor, Francis Sheath,
therefore, be it
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-05-29

L, f. A. Burrell, Cashier Of the above-named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true TO the hest of my knowledge and
belief. L. A, BURRELL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2srd
day OF May, 1908. CHAS E. HARRIS.
Seal Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March Il. 1919
Correct Attest:
TIM KINNEY.
L. II. LEVERICH,
II. "A. GILL;
Directors.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
1tnier probtbtttonS,uiitbt8er
0ounet1tettt

bat in Mabiion. o., in elmer ieiner
Wablreoen ieinem DeutidenbaB in
folgenoen Worten Musoruf gegeben !:
v9as 8olt bon Obio ueiB, oaB Die
perional 2ibertp 2eague, ber io9e=
nannte 9eutidameritanii9e Staats-
perbano, Die Wirtbe uno bic Brauer
uno bic init ibnen perbunoenen @e=
i1dftsintereHen alleIammt ben oemo,
tratiiden @ouperneubs=R Ranoioaten in-
ooiiiert baben. unb es tpeiB ferner.
oab bieie Ma@te bes 8Sien (evil
forces) aQe 9ebel In 8emegung
ieten, nm beiien Grmabluns berbei=
3ufiibren.
Die Deuti1en tueroem am Wablta9
benz 9errn 6arris oieie Bei4impfun9
am 9timmfaten beantworten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
9srofcifor %. 6. ebott,

oer Deputp. Mubitor, benirbt ii1 als
oemotratiider @anoi0ai nm bas Amt
als Mubitor. Ssberlitann, Der in Der
2luoitors=Offiee @elhdfte bat. meiB,
oaB Qerr Sbott uie fein anoerer nit
ben Obliegenbeiten uno pflihten ienes
Nmtes bertraut 1T. Die Wabl bes
Nuoitors 1T oieies Sabr i'm 10 pi6ti=
ger. als tpabrideinlid Die gan3e 8e=
b6rbe oer @ountp @ommiiiiondre NIT
neuen Mdnnern beiebt tperoen tpiro,
unb 10 tiihtig oieielben aud iein m0gen.
tperoen lie frob iein, einen Mann in Der
Nubitors=Gffiee Ju finoen. Der nit ben
Sransattionen oer @ommiiliondre tuobl
pertraut 1T uno mobl i'm Stanbe. bic
neuen 8eamten in ibre Yflidten einau=
meiben. 9err @bott 1T Elm tiidtiger
Beamter. 3uuortommeno uno freuno=
lid ae9en Seoermann uno bon ftren9er
&ebtlidteit. Das Mmt fann teinen
beRern Qdnoen anbertraut tDeroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
9aS oet,totrattfd)c Gott,tt9
9t6etA

Sn bietem irbii9en Samn,ertbaI oibt
es nidts 8olltOmmenes. ni4t einmaI
Elm @ountp Iidet. obmobl es nod im-
mer Heute 9ibt. mel4e meinen. cine
3eitun9 iollte nit Der partei burn bid
uno ohnn 9ehen uno Nlles gut beiben.
mas bic Qarieibobe porI9reiben. ,penn
oiefe li4 au3 auf fali9er Gdbrte be.
finoen. gs tuuroen auf unierer oemo.
tratifaen @ountp Contention i1mere
0ebler begon9er, namentlib burd oas
Enforcement Mabaffep's unb bic go.
mination glions, nadoem bic Beiben
bic partei Derratben uno ii9 in ben
Sienit Der Mnti=Saloon=2,9a 9efelt
batten. Dod bic Mebr3ahl Der oemo.
tratii4en @anoioaten peroient uniere
ber3lihe unterltiibung.
1arpep BarnbiQ bat leiner partei
lett Sabren treue Dienite 9eleiitet uno
iolte bies babur1 anertannt tperben,
Dab er nit GROCER Webrbeit gum prs-
bate Nidter eriudblt tpiro.
Daoio &. Wiltin 1T elm tiidtioer
Rehtsanmalt, Der in ieinenl erlten
Sermin als Staatsapmalt h1 poraug=
LID bepdbrt bat uno peroient ausemei
ne unteritiibung.
prof. W. @. Bed 1T Elm gutter De-
mOtrat uno fir 6as Mmt zines @es
rihtsidreibers boraiiall1 befdbist.
". u. Wa9ner bat bas Nmt zines
Shabneifers treu unb geplHenbaft
oertpaltet uno miro nit 9roBer Webr.
belt mieoer erpdblt ,perben.
Charles ". @uteniobn bat 1ib als
Hecoroer bendbrt uno miro auh in
teinen 3tueiten Sermin Dem oeutl1en
9samen gbre MAIDEN.
Gbarles Sattler, peter 9abn nno
q. u. Nnoerion, Die oemotratil1en
@anoioaten fur @ommiifondre, lint
tiihti9e @eihdFtsleute, oenen Die 5teu=
eraabter Die Vermaltun3 beg gountDs
rubig anbertrauen biirfen.
gowaro 6tineel lit elm tiibti9e,
giDllingenieur. @r 1T ebrli6 uno ge=
mlhenbaft unb man miiroe nidt 3u be-
flirhten baben, bab er Dem gountp BIZ
GoIien bon Mrbeiten auibiiroet, bic i'm
SntereHe zines observation-disclosures &c.
naa1t tperoen.
n @harles Miller beipirbt iib fir ein'
Wieberlpabl als MrmenbauS=S Sireftor.
st bat iein Mmt bisber 9etuiHenbaf
oerleben uno berbient cine Wieberpabl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
80 ote Rtt9eItt bfitfett.

Dapio parfer bon 6apette. N. g.,
Elm 0eteran oes Barsertriesen, Der bel
@ettpsbura einen SUB einbiibte, iast
y Das @ute, mas mir electric Bitters
getban bat, 1T mir mebr als fiinfbun:
bert. Dollars wertb. Sd CAB biel @elc
fur oas 2urieren zines Maeenleioens
nuBlos aus. Sh periudte electric
8itters uno uuroe 9ebeilt. Sd &C.
brau4e es iebt als itimulirenoes Mit'
tel uno bin fart uno eeiuno. Unite,
@arantie bertauft BON %. 6. peters
Npotbete. Sn peters Npotbefe tuirt
oeutid seipro4en. preis so Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
MaBIa,.s sH@te,t.

Tim uniern 2eiern einen leberbIid
3u 9eben. inie Die MablausF1ten asben.
|aeben mir i'm Gol9enoen einer, usbers
bid uber bas gtdrteperbdltnie beioer
parteien.
Das gleftornltol1eaium. trel9es bic
eigentline prdfoententpabl pornim,i,t,
adblt 483 Gtimmen. gi,t Mehrbeit
bierpon. aHc 242 Gtimmen. ii 3u elmer
Wabl erforoerli6.
Bon oielen 483 6timmen m6aen,
uuter gelaiiung Der befen @baneen fur
Die Republitaner, Die @timn,en folgen-
Der 5taaten als republitanif9 d
anaere9net iperoen
Maine 6. Dermpnt 4, Connecticut z.
penniplbania 81. Delanare 8. WoIb=
ington 5. Stem 0ampibire 4. Minne.
iota IL. Miseonfin 13. Mo1aduietts
l6. &bobe SslonD 4. Nep Seriep 12.
Midisan IA. Oregon 4 lltab 8. Soma
Is. Suinois ~. California 10; -
total 100.
Mls bemotratif1 otrfen bic
5tiuinen folsenoer Gtaaten aeltsn
alabama IL. Jlorioa 5, Marplanb
|8. WiifiiRppi 10. Nebnoa 8, Goutb
Carolina 9, 9enneHee II. Bireinia IL.
Georgia IL, 2entudn Is. Qeuiiiana 9.
Ncrtb Carolina IL. Dtlaboma 2, Mil=
iouri l8, Seras Is, Nrtanias g; =
tptat l69.
Nls 3meifelhaft m69en 9elten
Neu Oort 80. Snoiana Is. Mon=
|tana 3, Nortb Datota 4, 9iebrasta 8.
6outb Datota 4. Ohio %. Sbabo 8.
Ranlas 10. Welt Direinia z. COLORADO
5. Wpoming 3 - total 124.
Nuber ben obel als bemotratiih be-
3eidneten Staaten brau9t Brpan nod
73 Stimnen unb penn Ct Nen Sort
geminnt, 10 peroen ibm aud bic Ibri=
gen nDtbigen stimmen 3ufaQen, benn
Die Gattoren. Die in Stem Sort ben Mus.
idlae aeben, 9elten aud in ben anbe=
rem Staaten. Nah ben lebten Nads
ri9ten aus gfetp Sort beIern ii1 bort
bic Ausiibten 8rpans nit leoem 9ag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
etarf ,tttO gejuno.

0err 3beo. Simpert aus Manitotpoc,
Mis., 81. go. 5. ihreibt: .Alpentrdu-
ter. .Blutbeleber 1T fur mid uno lneine
Grau Elm GROCER Geaen 9etpeien. Wir
tparen 10 trant uno anideineno berun.
tereetommen. baB mir ni6t re9t ipub.
ten, mas nns feblte. Na6bem mir ben
Mlpenfrduter.B Blutbeleber 9ebrau6t bat.
Ten. fam es uns Dor. als oh neues Qeben
unb tleue lebenstraft in unieren 26r=
per ein9e5o9en udren. Wir fnb iebt
fart uno seiunb. J"
SOl9e 3eu9nine tuerben bon oenen
abgeQeben. tpel6e biefes alte uno aeit.
beip6brte Rrduter.0eilmittel 9ebrau4t
baben. gs lpiro our9 Spe3ial.M .Maen.en
Qelisfert. Man i&reibe an Or. pster
Gobrnep & Cons Co.. ll2-1l8 e5o.
0ppne Mbe.. Chicago. 50.
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NoIttii1eS.


Mm Gonntaa mar 9aft bel Rooie.
belt. um tpeitere Sniiru{tionen ein3us
bolen. Mie io1te bas aber tperoen.
,penn 9aft erndblt tperben iollte uno
RooiepeIt nd9fes Sabr nod Mftita oui
bic Saao 9ebt? Da tplbte Der arme
9oft iid ia 9ar nidt 3u belfen uno BET
ein3iae Auswe9 bleibt. Brpan au ct.
pdblen.
Die Republitaner ieben Elm, baB iie
i'm Be9riffe fnb, Ohio gu perlieren.
uno tperoen in ben ndditen 9a9en o,s
befen 3ebner bss 2anbes nod bieiem
Situate seididt.
Mud Qoroin bat eine Mbifimmung
unter oem Roie=@efeb 9ebabt. DieIelbe
fano ON Monta9 fatt uno erqab eine
Mebrbeit BON l25 Stimmen far biz
,Nailen". Die Unit 6aloon 2i9o
i4reit iiber Betru9 unb piu bic Sa9s
por bic @eridte brinaen.
Bis iebt baben In 36 Counties Wab=
len unter oem Roie= @eieb ftatt9efnnoen
uno nur in brei. Defiance. Ghelbp uni
2orain. baben bic .NaKen" geiiest.
Sn putnam @ountp. no nod ben CT.
fen Beridten bic .NaHen" eehest bat.
ten. eraab bic amtlihe 3dhlun9 eine
tleine Mebrbeit Der Muder.
Dos Neiultat Der bisheriqen Woblen
i9eint iibermdltisenoe @rfolee fur bas
Wuderetement auf3umeiien. Das III
aber nur ibeinbar. Sic baben bic
bisberisen Wablen nur III folden @oun=
ties Deranitaltet. mo lie oes Sieaes iiher
gu iein slaubten unb menn troboem biz
vNaHen" in orei Counties iiegten. II
1T oies Elm srober grfols. Wenn Elm.
NAL bic speifslbaften Counties an oig
Heibe tommen. 10 olrfen mir anoert
geridte eriparten.
Die probibitionspene i9eint ibrt
6lutbb6be erreibt 3u baben unb auriid
su geben. Sem Beiipiele 3orain's
folgte am 9ienltae Seneca gountp mil
slner liberalen Webrbeit bon 148l
Stimmen. @onobl in 2orain tpie aud
in Seneca gountD baben Elm grobe,
She'll Der 9anobiitrifte .nab" 9efimmt.
Wm. s. Yrpan iaete am Monta9 in
Chicago. baB bic Demotraten nur nod
um bas Nufbrinsen bon 500, 600 er.
iuhten. um bic @ampagne erfol9reid
gu gnoe bringen gu t0nnen. bic &epu'
blitaner aber eine MiQion Dsrlangten.
STIR uelde 3wede brau9en iie eine
iolde Summe 2" frug er, uno feline
eisene Gra9e beanttuorteno ia9te er:
vSie brauden lie, nm fe am Wabltase
3u benuben. mie le es Sabr fur Sabr
9etban baben. uno i1 erbebe bic Mn=
tlage. oab iie jeBt Nnfalten treffen. um
ben Wabliies gu ertaufen uno es nidt
masen. Sbnen i'm Boraus 3u ia9en,
tpie biel @elo lie our 0erfii9un9 baben
tperben. um ben Wabllie9 gu ertaufen.
Sd m01te Sic fragen. oh Sic aelpillt
iino. 3u3u9eben. oab oies sei1iebt? ST
es niAt an Der 3eit, oab oieie &epublis
taner sic binter, bic @ouli1en blidsn
uno Sic wilen laiien. mas iie uor=
baben ?"
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The SYKES co.
2t2 Tactorb strabe Canal 9oner, ..
1ie ailnmt man d6er Die Oorge(tfagenen
3u(dbe 5ur StaatsOerfaGang.

Der 5taats bat Olsenoe Snruftionan seseben:
Die erei pOrsaeene 3ufdbe nb 5u ober aaf Der erau
pber linfen Se bes Babi5ettels.
1 fir einn 3uab su imer, mae elm are5 in benz
eeren Ease au Der lin 9eite neben oem orte Yes
ter BENT Statement inter benz porseldlasenen 3ulab.
Tim seeen enen 3uab gu Rmn,er made elm &reus a
ben eeren Has Der linn See neben bem gort No a~
ter Dem Staement unter Dem porselblasenen 3uiab.
I'm fir 'ae ore 3uidbe su iimen, muB bel oem 3ulae
nete1 bem gScrt Yes ea &re15 sen,adt peroen.
Sbse Sntruftionen miien bel Der Mbltimmns fir ober
9esen Die 3udbe befolst merben.
(ee3) Garmi u. 2bompion,
Staats= Sefret6r
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22

49, Ben gbone 162.
psns 9Ssss Ass.
nr. 4. %. @asrsfrinsr'
s,.msopattiiA arst ano @a"oars''
2as on 5. etrase.
Canal Doper, SbiO.
gpre&Rnnnen: ooo-
urmi.toos 7.so = $780, saaam'ttass loo ''O''.''
Mbeubs $50 $50.
eOnntoes stadmittass 100 = s'o s....,.
s.s.,,sI,tSt: GbrsniiAe aranfbsttsa. d''a'"'
frauib.,tsn anp absumatssm"s'
Gs pirb beuti9 ssipro@en. "a4"'
IN her Rad5t prompt bsant~'rfet'
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9retntaI ttad etttattoer

perIudt peerleb Wshl uno Sbr tperoet
gud iiberseuaen, bab beiien Aualitdt
oeraoe riatie 1T, um guren @eiamad
au befrieoi9en, mbat Sbr aud nod 70
iritilh peranlagt iein. aHelbe TT
BON beNen Wintertpei3en ber9eltelt uno
naA elmer Wetbooe aemablen, ole ole
Quten Befanbtbeile oes @etreloes Dem
Mebl erbdlt. 5br finoet tein anoeres
We6l, ,pel1es in sleiAer Weile o.elem
ftr @ebdd auer Mrt slei4 tommt. olne
Mhdfht auf ben preis, ben Sbr oafar
be3ablt. .
Yarbtstg M(illingGp,
GamaI 9ober. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
Cine ltene 9eintat9 gefull0fll.
2est, tuas elmer uaferer aunbeu III iasen bat:
Mn bic Gptes 60.
geebrie Derre.

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wdbenb ID mid bdme, su aHeben. 10 III es bo& Dabr.
baB i'd flr Dollar nb gDaaren 5bnen faue, Bis
WOd ais n bel Sanen enen Der aopa 9ailots
ranirtn MnnQe aue. W g. epes bat men MdB gnonlnten
Nnsue am ID bamit in ieber Weiebuna 70
gut surieoen. bob i'd o bn s oan Die gorantie ber
opal salors il arobsr gorsua Die arbe IL mt as
oa benn nod ME babe i'd Qor aeieben bic 10 nett nb 10
!dasmdhia ssmaat Uaren Sd tam nit Gruosn einen SGT
oas cine hab3e Norm faer4 wenn sic whni9n biem
Brief @ebrau1 MAIDEN, 10 i6nnn GR eberaet bic Qu
mid meen. bod bite ID, msnen Ramn nit in ben 3tungeu
3u nrnen.
A1tunasoou Der Sbrise!
Ser obise Bref mad nns taune, benn mir muBten MIDI,
baB Der 8reeber feinr unerer &unoen 5OIe 8een
Der Nnertnnnns befomnlen ur ieben Sag.
Nun, leber 2eier, uarum 6nnen mir Deinen Namen nbt
audi Der eiie unrer surbenn &uao 5dblen2 Ser Name
oes 8rief6eibers mro au anrase in nrer Office bannt e
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