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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
A Going Concern.

why, the firm represent" said the
travelling salesman, "can sell you any
thing civilized man or woman can
conceive of. There's no end to the
business branches in all parts of the
world, and as for our central of.
"You employ a lot of people, I sup
poser" ..~.s -. ..--. =.
Employees! Why, at the first of the
year when we took a census of the
employees it was found that eight book.
keepers and sixteen cashiers were
missing, and it was the first we knew
about it" ,. ...-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Very Much Affected.

Sprigg went to noted physician to
ask advice as to his health. In POM
pous tones he addressed the doctor:
Il ah-have come to-ah-ask you
--ah-what-what is-ah-the doosid
mattaw with me-ah!"
Il find your heart is affected" said
the physician, gravely.
"Oh-a anything else ah?"
Eyes; your lungs are affected, too"
Anything -ah-else -ah ?"
yes; your manners are also az.
fected. Tit Bits.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
JOY IN BAD MUSIC.
Mr.. MAcWHlMPLEToN ExPLAiNy
HIS THEORY.
Freedom from All Rule He Thinks
Probably 10 the Reason It Gives
Him PIeasure-Out Of the
Routine.

Next to a very good band" said
Mr.. MacWhimpleton, Il like best q
very poor one. There is something
about the music of very poor band
that always pleases me greatly. l
don't suppose it's the discord exactly,
nor yet the mere tumult; guess it's
the general riotousness of it, it's free
dom from all rule. Et
That's it, particularly, guess, its
general emancipatedness, its complete.
ecstatic, triumphant freedom from
every form Of restraint. Life com.
monty is such a constant, uniform
struggle within hard set bounds that
any sort of freedom seems delightful.
In this very matter of band music,
now, you take the music of q good
band. How long have it's members
had to struggle and work to produce
music like that? How many weary
hours of practice, blowing the same
notes over and over and over again
until they have reached the desired
perfection of execution? And we like
that music? Why of course we do;
we love it. It is soothing and CRATE
full. suave and beautiful, it is alto
gether lovely; but 1t is music with
gives on it,
But now you take the music Of the
very bad brass band! How different!
No slavery for you there, but freedom
quite untrammeled; the whole band
out of tune and no two instruments
In harmony, each player with his eyes
glued to his own notes and playing
as he will, intent only on his own per-
Torrance, the bass horn man blowing
out thunder in massive If somewhat
irregular chunks; the B nat cornet
fairly decorating the atmosphere with
desultory sections of resonant barbed
wire, the baritone finding his horn
plugged now and then, but blowing
the note plugs out finally in a bunch
that may not match up very we'll with
the rest of the players, but that shows
he's got the horn clear anyway.
Hear now the curious convolutions
Of unrelated sound produced by the
trombone man; and listen, will you
listen to the piccolo! And Is not this
the star OF all the Founders of the
sheepskin, the deadly earnest man
that beats the big bass drum? And
where could you find another such ag-
gregation? Nowhere, probably; which
to some folks pnav be pleasing, but
not to me.
II love to hear them play. It soothes,
refreshes and stimulates me; it makes
me take joyous view; it is some
thing out of the routine; a few mi
nutes, at least, of something totally
absolutely different
Mine Is not the hardest life in the
world, and still it is, like most mems
lives, more or less of grind, and at
times long for freedom, and when
thus I crave relief from care, from
all the hard and steady grind of life
with its set and studied ways, why,
then l find freedom and Joy unmeas-
ured in music unstudied and unbridled
in the blessed uproar and chaos of q
very bad brass band"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

Embroidery Over Flowered SILK.
Gowns made entirely Of English an.
.broidery IN batiste or mousseline are
lovely worn over slips Of striped Or
lowered silk. More becoming than
the round necked corsage Is the fichu
laid lightly about the shoulders and
crossed low on the bust. with the ends
tucked into the belt. Such an adjust.
ment leavessa pretty v,shaped opening
at the throat. 18th the hchu finish
the correct sleeve ends at the elbow
with double grills of tlne hemstitched
null, or soft lace. and the short skirt
III scantily gathered 70 9 rtund belt
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Force Of Association.

"Why did the Jenkinses discharge
the nurse they had? understand she
was such good one
$50 she was, but, you see, she was
a snake charmer who was with a
stranded circus here"
."How did that affect her. ability for
nursing?" w
She was a little absent-minded and
when Mrs. jerks told her to get some
thing to amuse the baby with she was
going to give him : rattlesnake.'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Business Section Wiped out.

Vincennes, Ind, Sept 14.-A disis.
trous fire practically destroyed all Of
the business section Of Monroe City,
q town of 1000 inhabitants ten miles
east Of here. Not q business house
on the main street Of the town was
left standing. The loss will amount
to 100000. The town had no fire pro
lection. The cause Of the fire is un.
known.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Accommodating the Germans.

NSCOIIIIuOOdSIuS SIS SSTUIaH8s
An American was showing some
artist friends from Munich the sights
of New York. AS they stood in front
of the Shakespeare statue in Central
park, discussion arose whether the
figure was resting upon It's right or it's
left leg.
''Er steht auf dem rechten bein."
"Nein," ,retorted another, "er steht
auf dem linken bein."
"Auf dem rechten," argued several.
"Auf dem linken," retorted the 9TH
er faction. I'M,
An American gentleman, overhear-
ing the dispute, came over and polite
ly tipped his hat. Excuse me, gen.
tlemen," he said, "but this isn't Lin
coin; this is Shakespeare" Success
Magazine.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

t4- + I.7 &. .- al f . 4 Il. =
State of Minnesota, County Of Mar
shall, IS.
We, M. H. Sands, Vice President,
and Frank r. Dahlgren, Cashier, of
the above named Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of our knowledge and
belief
NJ. H. Sands, Vice President.
Frank E. Dahlgren, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of Sept, 1909.
(Seal) Aug. A. Johnson, Notary Pub
lie. Ny Commission expires March
Is, 1912. . i VI. n, ,.= IN.
Correct Attest: ..5s ...
5s John Wolberg
Matthias Peterson
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

LOST.-A plain gold ring on the side
walk somewhere between J. w.
Thomas's residence and Ed. Natwick' s
Confectionery store. Finder please
bring same to Ed. Notwicks and re-
ceive reward.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

= i = i 4
Thrashing has progressed nicely
these last weeks. The whether has
been ideal for the work. Wheat runs
from Is to 20 bushels to the acre, oats
and barley are also doing we'll.
Haying is now under way, as the
weather. before harvest PERMITTED Of
but little of it being done then.
Many West Valleyites took in the
lecture given by Miss Esther Thomas
at Ellerth on Sunday last. Miss
Thomas is travelling for the w. G. T
u.
Mrs. o. B. Hanson, of New Maine
is visiting her relatives here at pres
ent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice Is Hereby Given, that default
has been made in the conditions Of a
certain Mortgage, containing a power
Of sale, by reason Of which default
said power Of sale has become ope-
arative, and the mortgage and his as
signee hereinafter named. is author
lied to declare the whole sum due,
and hereby does declare said sum now
due, which said mortgage was exc
3cuted BY Hans Kjor and Marie Kjor,
+ his wife, mortgagors, to Farmers &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Gives LIE to Save Others.

Ocean Park, Cal. Sept. 14.--While
trying to rescue one Of two young wo-
men who had fallen OF diving raft
on which they were disporting them
selves just beyond the breaker line,
Charles 7. Cleary. a young attorney
who came from Grand Island, Neb.,
was drowned. 5.8 II.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

am the authorized agent for the
Marshall County Farmers Mutual IN.
surance Co., for the towns of McCrea,
Comstock, Warrenton, Boxville, New
Solum and Viking. Anyone wishine
insurance in this company SEQ
O. L. 8koN0vD,
Radlum, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Accused Of Numbering VIE

# Milwaukee, Sept. 14.--Ward e. He'd.
ger was arrested on a warrant charg-
ing him with numbering his wife last
Thursday at their homo,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

MEN AND TEAM WANTED-fOr
ditch work near Viking station on the
500 Line. Good wages and a long
lob. NJ. Sullivan. t. pd.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
w AN G E r


Aron Lindstrom and family were
visiting at Mr.. Andrews place last
Sunday.
Rudolph Anderson was at home
Sunday.
Ellis Olson and Gust Lindstrom are
busy thrashing in town of Alma.
Mrs. Grysckiewezc has been very
sick, but they think she will recover.
G. Anderson has had hunting trip,
but most of the game is gone.
G. A. Rosenquist has been busy
selling groceries the two last weeks.
Mr.. Swanberg is thrashing for Mr..
Haugen.
E. Erickson is helping Mr.. Hangen
in thrashing time.
F. Olson and A. Lindstrom were out
hunting last Sunday.
STRANDQUiST. =
- - =
SCHOOL NOTES. X
District rs. Fork Township. =
> $50
Reporters: Nellie Clark and Addie
Carpenter.
Mrs. Edward Bolduc, Anil Bolduc,
Mrs. Paul Como, and Miss Lena
Watne visited our school last Thurs
day.
The three Beaudry children were
late for school Tuesday morning. We
hope that will be the last case of tar
diness this year.
Addie Carpenter was on the sick
list Friday afternoon.
John Clark is working on thrash
ing machine in Dakota these days in
stead OF coming to school.
We have our school nicely decor
ated with pictures and daisy chains
no wand it looks more homelike.
Quite a number of the children are
thinking seriously of what they are
going to take to the school fair.
Allard Nelson started to go to
school Monday.
James CLARK was on the sick list
again.
Examinations this week. ~
Nellie Clark was sick Wednesday
afternoon. ,~..a .s.,.... Is.
The third grade is having hard
time with their reading lessons this
week. ...4 ...-,.. ".s. -
Lilly and Many Como went to graf
ton, N. D. Sunday and so have been
absent from school two days already.
Misses Julia Carpenter and Matilda
Lowe and Mrs. Clark, visited the
school one day last week.
Miss Walsh, accompanied by Miss
Helen Carpenter. visited at Mimic, N.
ID. over Sunday.
1t seems they expected to cross the
Red River and take the stage to Graf
ton, but the mail man was rather
slow that morning and did not catch
up to them until they reached Oak
wood, by that time they had decided
to walk all the way to Miss Walsh's
home and they did. It is about seven
teen miles from here. II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
FOR SALE OR RENT.

My house, barn and two lots on cor
ner of Minnesota street and Fletcher
ave-, Warren. House has electric light,
sewer and city water. John Mortenson.
ct. p.
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RESOURCES

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. .$55, 2O8. SO
Overdrafts -. ............. 1,462.93
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures. 3,233.32
Due from Banks. .$11 ,O68.97 I'LL
Checks and Cash
Items. 1859
Cash on Hand. 80. 1.279.56
Currency. $751.00
Gold. ..... $4,000 '""'. ..
Silver. 80. 263.45 s' .>a* - !
Other. 80. 35.1l '~ss "A ..:a..s
Total Cash Assets. s12,42S.22 %.%
H. ..---. ~. S>t< $12,423.22
Other Resources 1926
Total. ..... .$72,621.32
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
! EVERYBODY READS THE
! Sheaf Want Column
yRATES-One Cent Per Word. Moth.
ing Less Than Ten Gents.

WANTED.-Good girl for general
house work. Apply at residence OF
Aug. Lundgren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Statement of the Condition of
STATE BANK OF ALVARADO

,..@~ at Alvarado, MINI.
At Close Of Business Sept, 1, 1909.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
Going to Mar ket.

On Thursday evening Of this week We start
tor the big eastern markets to secure the latest
things for the people Of Warren and surrounding
country.
We always find bargains when in the mar
ket that we can not get unless we 60 after them.
There is no question but that we will bring
home with us, for you, money-saving purchases.
1t is a delight for honest merchants to give big
values to their customers, and we will predict
that we will have some record breaking values to
offer when we get back.
This store owes it to it's hundreds of Gus
toners to give them big bargain event.
Keep an eye on this last page space all fall.
1t will pay you handsomely.
In the meantime DON'T FoRGET that the
only place to buy the famous "North" Suits,
Skirts and Coats for women, and the equally
celebrated Hart. Schaffner s Marx suits
for men, is at
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16
LIABILITIES

e.riE LIABILITIES &, -..Et n III.
Capital Stock. .:.......... $40 ,OOO.0v
Surplus Fund. ............ 1,250.00
Deposits Subject to IS g. s.
Check. .$14,99O.94
Cashiers Checks .~42212
,@ SIT. - j. n IT.
Total Immediate ~
Liabilities. 15,413.06
Time Certificates. AS 58.26
Total Deposits. 80. SOL, 371.32
$61,371.32
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-09-16

Total. .$72,621.32
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20
TREADWELL TOPICS

The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Edith arrived from Nome en- route South and took about 1000 tons of concentrates for the Tacoma smelter.
 The Meteor is loading concentrates at the Treadwell wharf.
 The steward at the Mexican board ing house feels very proud of the new bake oven which he is having installed this week. It is one of the most up-to- date ovens to be found on the Pacific coast
 Archie Mcdonald, of the 800 mill staff, was around Sunday, after being laid up for some time with sprained ankle.
 The carpenters have made great progress on the new electric plant and 1t will soon be roofed over.
 There is a gang of men at work in the tunnel which connects the beach with the Bears Nest mine. They are putting 1t in working order and will soon have large gang of men at work. It is generally understood that an old country syndicate is furnishing the money to put the mine in working shape.
 Mrs. Ed. Ninnis left for California on the City of Seattle.
 There was very pretty wedding at the Pines last Saturday evening, the contracting parties being Mir. David Grove and Miss Mary Watson. Rev. Tedford united the happy couple, and MT. George Grove and Mrs. G. Livie stood up with them. Only relatives and most intimate friends were present st the ceremony. The groom is engi neer on the Mexican-700 trsmway, and the bride is sister of Mrs. George LiYie, of the Pines. During the absence of Mrs. Ninnis in California, MT. and Mrs. Grove will occupy the Ninnis cottage.
 Work at the Bullion dam is going along steadily, and, although the dam will not be completed this winter, it will only take a short time in the spring to have it in shape.
 The show at the Club on Saturday night consisted of a play, entitled "Pay- ing the Price" which was very we'll put on; an illustrated song, entitled "Down where the Cotton Blossoms Crow sung by Ed Christoe in his ever pleas ing manner; a solo by Mir. Laffey and moving pictures. A very pleasing en- tertainment.
 The Wasterlain orchestra played for 8 dance at the Club Friday night.
 NJ. J. Kelly, who has been on the sick list for the past month, is expected to resume bis duties at the foundry this week.
 Arthur Osterberg is working at the TOO fire room in place of Fritz Moritz, who has resigned.
 Paul Fletcher is working in the 700 mill.
 The pattern makers of the foundry force have moved to their new shop on the Mexican dump.
 There is soon to be a series of bowl ing matches, arranged between the machine shop, Mexican, Bullion, Foun- dry and Treadwell Ire companies, which promises to furnish lots of sport for the bowling fans.
 The basket ball game, which was to have taken place at the Club, between the Treadwell and Douglas teams, was postponed for lack of a place large enough to play. The Club floor not being large enough, it was decided to play the game at the Natatorium in Douglas, some evening this week. It is to be hoped that all the rooters will attend and have their baseball voices
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20

Mrs. J. D. Miller and Miss Edna Carpenter are passengers on the Hum boldt, which is due tonight at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Miller is returning from a trip to Scotland, and Miss Carpenter from the A.-Y.-P.
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20

with them, and encourage the boys along. A little encouragement puts lots of vim in the players and makes a good, fast game out of it.
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20

There are now real hogs making their home in Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20
HIGHLAND ON-THE-C COLUMBIA

but we do not know of one. Having one of the best gravity systems in the Pacific Northwest, with water right nearly twenty years old, a plentiful supply of water is assured for all time. Ask any of Richland's growers if they experienced any shortage this season, and they will tell you that they had water to waste.
 Finest Frrit Lands s15OOO per acre, including perpetual water right; terms one-fourth cash; balance in five equal annual payments; per cent interest.
 For full information write
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-20
Temperature and Barometer

Iron Beds, Springs and mattresses a large variety-at jenseu's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-09
Srutalcr Muro.

2ouila Scott, cine 30 Sabre oltc 9tc.
gcrin miro in ibrer @pbnln0 ct.
moroet. Sicf nit ourd)idynittc.
ncr aeblc III Den Sol oeS 9tud).
bnrbouieS unO ~ititr5tG 5l 9oocn.
- Ter W0roer fliidytig.
Mit ourdifnittener aehle i~tiir5te
geItern Morgen Die 30 Sabre olte
9tcgerin &oliio Scott ans ibrer @ob.
mtlq. 9tr, 2t26, 9runt-S trobe, unN
Lief in ben Sof oeS Nufbarbouie5,
Nr. 2t2S, 9rlnt.S troBe, no lie toot
nicoerfiel, @Gbrcno Die 6rou i6ren
lcbtcn gtbem5ug t6at. ldritt ibr
Wtorber, cin unter Dem 9tamen @iQ
Smith bcfannter Hegcr nit oQer @a-
miitbSrube ilber Die S6mede oes
Solies, tIupptc oaS Soihenmeiier
III, nit ncld)em er Die Ebot begon-
gen lInO luiifte lid nit eiltem "a
ldlcntlt6 bn$ 9lut ron ieinen SGlt-
Ocn. Gonn bog er nm Die n0fite
Ode ltn0 perihman0. Ger 8oli5ci
ic6lte bis geitcrn 9lbenO jeoc Spur
oeS Worocrs. GbarleS Gee pon 9tr.
213O, 9ruut.S troBe, beno6ri6tigte
Die Yoli5ei, OoB er Die Grmoroete
ldrcien borte: o@r bat mid critoden,
id ltcrbc!" See Lief idneQ nod Der
Npot6cfe ocS @rlt. 2eon Hobinion On
Der Gde bon .Apenle
inlo @olO-S troBe, Den cr bon Oem
6oIlc unferrittect. uno Ser Tobin-
Jon Ictte Die Eoli5ei oes noropcit-
lidIen GiItriftS iofprt telcpboniih III
&cnntniB. Nun0e-S ergeont @lpnn
mo Sergeunt Sltrlep trofen menige
Willttcn ipGtcr ein uno fonoen Ocn
Sci6nom Der 6rou IN elmer 9llltlad2
lie0en. Ger &uno Der Negerin BE-
iuad)te Den &ei6nom ltn0 molte oie
Eoll5ilten ni6t nube fonlmcn loIi9l.
Sn3pll6en traf Or. g. &c SoQe3
&eap nti Der WoroitGttc ein ulro con.
i%totirtc bcn bcreits cingctrctenen 5oo
Der 9tegerin. Bur 3eit Der WorOtbot
befono Iif lnr Der t0.idbrige Soiepb
Sarris I'M &ollie, Der einen SGllg-
ling in boS 5peite Stodpcrf bes
SollIea trltg llnO nift5 NQbcrc3
luciB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-09
Ter Sag Der @aiicu.

Seltte jGbrlid]e Ilttomobilfabrt DER
0uiicnfinocr 9nltimorc'o.- St
1877 9lllto5 mcroen lie nad benz
,GlCctric Yorf" bcf0roert. Nile
Scbcnsluiiroigfciten oes &ergniis
Q~ungaploBcS itebcl ibncu 5llr
ircicn @eiidtigung.
IN 1877 NlltomobileL in 10 81.
uiiioncn qetbcilt, pcroen Die @oiicll.
finder @oltimcrc'a beltc Nad)nittoB
tire olli1brlihc 2tuaiobrt mad Dem
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Den lie nm 3 llbr mlon9en uno bis
126 llbr bIcibcn m0breno lpelder
3cit iic oQc Scbensuiirol9tcttell oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Au1enlheilt
ncbnlen f0nnen. Ter Nusflltg Der
&aiien ltebt untcr Den Nulpijlcn oe9
Nlttomobils Clubs bon Worplun0.
1877 Mit9lie0er oe9 Clubs itclen ibre
Iutos 5,r &crfiigung. @crr +. u.
Cole lit 8oriibcr oc3 Nrron9cmCntS-
Counties. lin If llbr &orluittug9
Ihon mcrbeu Die Iltonlo6ilc bcin
autonlobil.G llb. 8ebGuoe al Der
Wft. 6opol. 2Ipenue sur STEELE iein.
WaDor Wobool nimmt am Morllt
Sermon Elocc Die Heplte iiber Die go
raoc ob un0 begiebt iid Damn nod
Dem Yarf binollS, nm iih nit 0elt
&inoern SIT nmiiIirell. Ger 9llttomo.
bil5ug berpegt iid OurH iolgcnoe
StroBcn; &on Der Wt. &opol- 9lpc.
Die Colbert. StrnBc binuntcr sur
GboIe-, 5ur Gbnrless Strobe, 5unl
Walbin9ton Monument. gum Wornt
%ernon Yloce, sur Gutbcorol, Strobe,
5ur Vft. Hopol-N Oeunlcs@ in9ang 5unt
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Sia-Forf" rnG DEM Electric Earf"
iiber Die 9elpeoerc- Npeuue. Gle >tn-
ioIicn Scr ~iolgcnocn @oiienbGuicr
MADDEN Ole 6ubrt NIT: 2lqgcmcine3
GclrtifeS @oiienbauS, ct. Nntonill$
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timorc @oiicn-Nipl, @enrp @otiou
Gbiloren'S 9lio Socictp, ct. @incent
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roelitiidcs @oiienbuus, ct. Sobn'S
@oiicnsAipl, N%ortbeoitern 9np 9tur.
IerD. Some Of the 6ricnoleB, Gbil-
orer'S Some uno Sri. Grace &.
burners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-09

7 y III mau0cnr W q G I
miro Supit0n. - Scutc Nbeno
miro Commandment Mogner, Der leit
1906 bdS GumnlunOo iibcr bic Worp,
l6nbcr Slottcn Hcierpc iiibrt, 5lunl
GopitGn Der Brigade crlu1blt ucroen.
Srn. @ogncr'5 Yorgdnger, Or. 60
min @ecr, bate Den Nong. ober ocm
Nadfolgcr blicb Der Sitcl bis jcbt
pcrio9t. Sic Wubl iinoct ollf benz
rS3lc DC Sllbo" inter Der 2eiti,1g
bes Stills General Goiutontcn $.
No. Sutton itatt. Sic Slotten . 9te.
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onb Elm Sfiijier Den GopitanSrong
erbulte.
6enermebrmnn berun'
gliidt. - Ter 45 Sabre olte 50
ipor aroft, Gin Mitglieo Ser Spribcn.
Gumpagnie Gr.l7, iiibrtc geltern friit
Elm Tferb nod Der Sdn,ieoe ocs Wi'
hael Gaeon on Der ode bon GroB'
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