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New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

the Daughters or the heNolut4Oh VIII NC
held at the home OF Miss Mary q. But
terick. No as Franklin avenue, Brooklyn
Besides musical programme, including
a violin solo by Miss C1arice Matson and
readings by Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper.
Miss Adaline W. Sterling Will talk about
'The Greenwich Tea Burners
At the monthly meeting OF General Ma
thaniel Woodruff Chapter OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution. held at
the horne OF Mrs. W. +. Haigh, No. 1sO
South Oxford street. Brooklyn, last Mon
day Mrs. James Richard Burroughs. re-
gent Of Mary Silliman Chapter. Bridgeport,
Conn, gave a short talk the women of
Revolutionary times, laying special stress
or the life OF Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
The other guests Of the chapter were Mrs.
Hamilton Ormsbee. Miss Jessie Barnes and
Mrs. Munsen.
The Women's Philharmonic Orchestra. OF
which Miss Marguerite Moore is conductor
will give it's second private concert at
the Hotel Astor on Tuesday evening at SIS
o'clock
Any one who is interested I'm laces and
rugs will find some good bargains at the
Handlcraft School, which has maintained
a lace making and hand weaving industry
for four years. will sell of its stock of
laces and rugs at reduced prices on Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week. Here
after while the classes in hand work
will be continued. all orders for their
products will hive 10 be placed through
business firm. whose address can be OBJ
tanned at Greenwich House
The Handicraft School was organized by
Miss Cornelia Hartman. now Mrs. Robert
l. Gerry, and other young women. and
among those interested in its management
have been Miss Mary L Aldrich. Mrs. c. c.
StiIlman. Mrs. Albert Herter. Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. Miss Eleanor Mortimer.
Miss Margaret Behr and Miss Eva McAdoo.
A fair for the benefit OF the building
fund OF the Lebanon Hospital Dispensary
begins al the Waldorf Astoria on wedues-
day evening next. and continues. except on
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon,
until the end OF the week. One OF the
prominent features will be the sale OF
dolls dressed by favOrite actresses and
bearing their autographs. These will be
auctioned of by Joseph p. Day. Tickets
may be obtained at 90 West seth street.
The Rev DR.. Thomas C. MofTetr Of the
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions. will
address the New York city Indian Asso-
citation tomorrow morning. at 1870 O'Clock
IN the chapel Of the Collegiate Church OF
ST Nicholas. FIFTH avenue and 18th street.
The Indians Of the Great West and
Their Country" The lecture will he illus
traied with stereoptlcon views
The second afternoon meeting at rhe
Equal Franchise society ~ tie Garden
Th.atre viii he held on Thursday and the
principci speaker win no Everett Colhy. of
New Jeraes tits subject via be Woman
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

DROPPED LETTERS
Now wandering ghosts run wildly every
where. Winter
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12
-NorHsR INVENTION.

IT'S strange ! nsv-r thought OF that..
heard him shout with xIe~
re man Was planning for his Set
folding Christmas tree
-Nomsn's Home cyups~s
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

A meeting Of the Long Island Society OF
the Daughters of the Revolution VIII be
held at the home OF Miss Mary u But
terick. No 4Os Franklin avenue, Brooklyn
Besides a musical programme, including
violin solo by Miss C1arice Matson and
readings by Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper
Miss Adaline w Sterling Will talk about
''The Greenwich Tea Burners"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-12

The Womens Philharmonic Orchestra OF
which Miss Marguerite Moore is conductor.
will give its second private concert at
the Hotel AstOr on Tuesday evening at SIS
afclock
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17
III Health is More Expensive Than

II! Health is More Expensive Than
any Cure.
This country is now filed with peo-
pie who migrate across the continent
in all directions seeking that which
gold cannot buy. Nine-tenths of them
are suffering from throat and lung
trouble or chronic catarrh resulting
from neglected colds, and spending
fortunes vainly trying to regain lost
health. Could every sufferer but un-
dc the past and cure that first neg
lected cold, all this sorrow, pain, anx-
iety and expense could have been
avoided. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is famous for its cures of colds,
and can always be depended upon.
Use it and the more serious diseases
may be avoided. For sale by G. p.
Champney, druggist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17

this was a Christ
mas day, too.
This was one
reason why so
much, so very
much pains was
taken to make
every Christmas
a delightful one
for her.
N e vel before
had so much been
done for her. To
be sure, she was
older than she
was a year ago
and could appre-
ciate better what
was done for her.
Yet somehow she
was not nearly so
happy as she
t h o u 6 h t s h e
should be.
Such a glorious
Christmas tre e
stood out in the
wide hall Of the
great mansion in
which she lived
1t contained such
a load of presents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17

dJ llle lllTOllS vi
Sardanapolis and
favorite at Fash
ions shrine, awoke
one morning in
the hustle and the
whirl of Chicago
with a headache,
Through the aeri-
al window of his
club the clash and
clamor of city din
smote his throb-
bing t e m p e s.
Smoke and SCOT
drifted familiarly
in, and upon the
indolent draughts
a faint, fetid smell
rode truculently.
"B a h J., t h o 8 g
stockyards!" sniff
ed Harrison Hon
eywell Hickson,
gripping his tenn
pies and striving
to reach oblivion
by burying his
nose and ears in
the downy pillow.
"AlWays the smell
and the noise and
the clatter. Day
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17

The Church's
Christmas Present
(Copyright.)
BY BYRON WILLIAMS

Harrison Honeywell Hickson, de-
votee of Michigan avenue, worshiper
nt tba throne of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17

Nita was just seven years old. She
was born on a Christmas day, and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1909-12-17

The Toledo & Maumee Valley ny. Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02

zion of silvics TO make a detailed OK
animation II the attack rs considered
1T sufficient Importance.
The preventive measures %inaugur-
atcd on the BLACK HIS forest in west
cfn yellow pine are interesting:
"fa) Areas of new i%nfoctationi
should be located during August, Sep
.tembor and October.
"(bj Where practicable infected
trees are marked for cutting and tn
debris burned.
"tcj Usually the time for folllng IS
between october H. and May j. This
should be between the time insects
enter inc trees In the fan or the time
ttet swarm ~ leave the trees tn the
spring
@(d)- Who're commercial sales arc
net possible, the infested portion OF
the trunks Of trees are barkcd during
the periods specified IN (c)
tte) The burning of summer slush
ana the barking Of stumps Of trees
which are healthy when felled is not
necessary as a protective measure.
against the Black fitlis beetle.
All forest officers should realize
that preventive measures are Of the
first Importance, and their attention
should De called to the bulletins on
insect Investigations in your library
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02

therefore, If kidney
trouble Is permitted TO
continue. serious re-
suits arc most lkel
follow. Nour o'her
of~lus may need at
tcuuou. but our lid-
ncS most, because
they DO o and
siiould have attention
nrst Therefore, when
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02

how % hrd uut If you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this papcr
when writing To nr. Eilmcr & Co.
biughamton. y. " Don't make ans mis-.
take. bot remember tine name. swamp
Root, ami don't ict "a dealer su ,o1
something iu place cd Snamn-Roat-f
you do Jon viii De disappointed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02
GOOD, HONEST, SQUARE DEAL

Medicines like hose of Dr. r. Y. Pierce of Buffalo, warrant their makers in printing
dent which they do, upon their outside wrappers verifying the correctness of the
his opn publicity places tMse medicines in a class all by hemsavg Furthermore, it
In prescribing them largely as they do in their worst cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02

four kidneys are Wlk or out of order.
yoa can Understand iow quiDhlv your en-
the body rs Affected -ui tow evcfy organ
seems 10 ilil 10 DO BE- luty.
II Won are sick or feel badly" BEGIN
talking the great sidney remedy. Or.
kilmcr's Swamp Root. a t-ial Will cou-
vince son 81 IFS great merit.
The mad and immediate effect of
SwamP-Root, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven Ia thousands of The most distress
ms eases. II YOU need a medicine Won
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02
EyPER RI TO
RECO
IN LINCOLN
COOPERATE WITH
THE FOREST SERVICE
Bureau Conducting important
Experiments 10 Prevent Dam
age TO Forests by Insect
Pests,


Arrangements have recently boon
made whereby the forest service Will
through corporation with the office
of public roads. United states depart
MINT OF agriculture, plan and CON
struct complete systems Of roads and
trails IN tbs national forests Mr.. l..
". Page. director of the office of pub
lie roads, has recently assigned an
expert from his office 20 The Lincoln
national forest ln southeaatorn Now
Mexico. This expert win mako "a com
p'oto reconnaissance of Tho entire
forest Ia company with a forest
ranger. who is familiar with the coun-
Try and knows the needs OF the fot
est from every business, protective
and aesthetic standpoint
During tho past four years the for
est service has constructed ns many
roads and trails aa the funds 1T us
disposal win allow. and ia numerous
Instances has po-opcrated with set
tiers ia constructing and repairing
roads. While the forest service has
been building suitable headquarters
for ito rangers. 1t has not neglected
10 appreciate the value Of a complete
system OF good roads and trails. Not
only IL the service Itself greatly hone-
fitted. but forest users as we'll Fires
which start in tho mountains can
more quickly De reached iHfRr bodies
OF timber can DO exploited which
without road would be most difficult
Of accesa. forest users living In re-
mote mountain sections WiIl have good
.yL.I. as4.. .a.IH.I. VL i4.f gl.t. LF.- d
ducc 10 market. mountain country
which WIS formerly considered fnac
cessible by people not accustomed to
roughing II win be- opened up, thus
atfordinR I'M opportunity, because ~
comfortable travelling on good roads.
to those dpsirous of visiting the noun
talns for recreation aud health. ~
TACT. the advantages of good roads and
trails are incstimablo.
Fighting the Insects.
That au pllsga ui 4ettnlinu Il
worth a pound Of cure is d timo-Nofu
adnge, but II "a particularly true iu
regard to tho damage from insect IL |
tacks IN an parts of the world. For
inBtange. H. Prnssil an.g ssa.knnub. anoi
nous sums Of money haNe boon spent
on the determination 90 insect posts
ana Ia Prussia aiono during the period
1870 to 1887. q total ol nhout f40.00t
was spent 10 protection atone aftOr thr
attacks had gained htadMn4. The
actual damage from these posts is in
calculablc. II is therefore pnrticu- ,
larry interesting 90 quote from in-
M.lrMn.....,. .nni I .~.s i. 1880, =. -. a Il..
Houth#eHtt f'galdtnE-ihgN ptnNDnilAIh z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-02
THE JAZZ A
GROCERY CO..
GOOD THINGS TG EAT
JU ST M
a Fresh
Supply

Fa0cy BoneIeSs Goldfish
in 2 ID boxes 40C
Smoked Herring, extra
choice, each --10c
Kippered Herring, the
best grade, can 25c
Holland Mixer Herring,
6 large fat fish 25c
Boston Beauty Mack
ereI, the finest fish
that swim, each 40C
= for 75C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
ltrbcrarbcituna tricb i'm in ben Cob

Naibin0toh :. s., II. Olai,
1bos. $. 9tctberIuno, iG Sabre
alt uno iriiber ais Glert i'm Meibcn
Sauie angcitcdt, brging bcllte III iei'
ncr hieiigcn @obritng SeIbitnoro
ourd eincn Shub in Den aopi. Gin
HerpcnIeioeL welheS CT iih burd)
llebcrnrbeitltng jlIgejogen boben Ioll,
trie6 ibn in ocn Zoo. CT pobntc
iriiber in ?llerdnorio Vn, innO mar
Ser SprobIina eincr ongeiebcnen
iiioIiden Camille. 9ci'm 9lniong
Der }lominiitrution luit's lpnroc cr
pom @c;bcn Sniic in odS ppitorpor
tement ueriebt. Ionf iciner idIoncn
Sanoi9riit fiel ibm mdbreno ieiner
5bGti1feit inn MeiBen Sailic oie Nui.
gube Su, Oie Gailiclloe pon Ginlaoun-
gen 81 oen bort ueranltaItetelt gelea-
itaiilihen 5irhttioncn alls5llienoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
,Snngcr Stuocnt ais Geid)c anigcs
fnnOcu.

Orior0, 8. II. Moi. - Der
2i.i0briBc $. ?lrtbr acltcrIing ans
Ginnnti, cil Shl0cnt inn oSriorb
College" mur0e bcutc chpo cinC
Meilc bon bier oIS Sei6e oui ocnl
@cleiie Der oGincimloti, 6nmiIton
uno 9opton Nobn" gciun0cn. Scln
aopi mar ibni nabc5u pom 9tunpic
9ctrcnnt uno mlBcrbcu bottc er ticic
S6nithuunhcn al bciocn Sonogclcu-
fen. Gin blutiBca Holirnteiicr lmo
Spurcn, meldc nlf cinen ocipcrotcl
aolnpi ihlicBcn loiien lulirocn in
Ser 9tabe cntoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
@irSsW sWIDnumcnt cuthiillt.
Godtcr bcS Singcrihtctcn itrciItc olc
Niinc ob, - @ci0rciblmQ ocl'
Gcnfmol9. oAip Miorplon>"
BON cincn 6eitbor g2ilm9an.
ll1prgelt.

Nn0Crionuillc, ga, -.
Oiui -- Go3 bon 0cn ol0dltcrn Der
CONFEDERATION" crrihtctc Momuncnt
5u Gbrcn Oc9 Dioiur@ 0Curp Nir3,
mGbrcn0 oc9 8iirgcrfricAe9 HcicbIS-
bobCr oce biciiDcn MiIitdr9cianGnii-
les. pcldcr int 9Ipril 1866 SIT Moib.
ington Z. g., nod cillcnI fricl2Ac.
ridtIihcn Ero5Ciic 0lrh 6cu Strung
bingcridtct mllr0c, lit bclitc inn Gin.
tlnna nit Dem bcrcita mitgetbciItCu
Erogroml cntbiiQt luorbcn. ,5rnlt
Ecrnl aus 9tutdcj, Miii, cinc Gods
ter oc5 majors g8ir5, itrciitc oic
&illlc Uon Dem MonllHcnt. Solls
iclioc bon @ciuhcrn murcn 5u9c0ct.
9llf @ron5c (obletten lit cine
fllr5c @cldidtc Oca GupitGns, mic lie
Srau WourOin Ooung, ,@ei6iht3lhrciz
bCrin Der Georgia Iipiiion, il lr'S
Cntluorfcn bot cutbolt2n IS lnltC
BORT II. u. bciBcn: u>$n Grinncrun6
al Nioior 0cnrp Mir5, e. 2. ". ~.
borcn IN 3ilrid), Sdnueij, proWilirt
Dor ltn0c'cblihent &rlcg0gcridt nlll
Die folldc 9lntloNc BON ouB2r0clnohns
liher @rolliontfcit gegen @eiouHcnc,
ucrurtbeilt un0 iltrioih erntorbf III
NoiGington, 3. G. am 10. Noucm(cr
1865" Gicic 9I6ioiiuna riei j'orn
ltnrfcn Erotcit bcrpor 10 6ob man
lcitbcr cine ctlpoS milOerc Sornl 9v
Goritclling Der &crbdltliiic ganU9lt
6ot.
GoS Monln2nt belteht aus ciucr
36 ,SuB bobcn @ronitloulc. init 1rols
5ctolcln gcidnrildt Vic 1od,icr Srr
CONFEDERATION bcluirtbctcn Die (ul-
icnoc bon WGItcu nit grfrild)lnacu
Elcaiont u. StOUuI, Hcooft2ur Ser
oSopannub 9rcB;" Gr :. Is. Glnl.
ltco0 bon gltlantu, go. ilnO Gort. Y
y. EorfoS, cin Gctcron bc3 @ilrgcr.
frieoea, bicIten glniprn6en. Gin
,Sclthor iong YWiorplono, Wip N}orp'
lonO;" sic milit6rii6c GonlpoGnic
,9lnlcricllS" falertc einen Solut mo
poS Soorniignnl YRube" brodte sic
IeItlihfeit 81 GnOc. ESr Der golncn
Sto6t iucGten Tolicnoc groBe rno
fleine 6loggen Der CONFEDERATION -
Gopt. @irj mar i'm Sabre 1929 III
3ilrid, uc6oren ipur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
@cribmtcs Sotcl cingcGihcrt.

Elpmoutb, N. >, 70. Moi.-
Goa vFemigemonctt Nolric," cincS
Der bcriibnttelten @otcIa in cen @ei.
Bcn Bergen, Die Gilcnbobuitatiou,
ooS @rprcBblrenll q .lmb 5rpei nobe
,SarmbGuier bronntcn Deute nte6er
ll6 Die Iunncnmalou1gen Der I'm
gcbm9 iinb pon Den 6Iouncn cr'
Ariiicn mor0cn. Ger Scrlult al 6cnl
0otcl, lpeI1cS Der Bottom II. Wainc
9obn" 0cb0rt, miro ouf 100000,
oericnige an Dem anOcrcn Gigcntbrmn
olli lueitcre $4,000 0cid)Gbt. Ger
bcrilbnte Shriitltclcr 9fotbanicl
&nmtbornc ltorb in 1864 in Oent
- nEcnigewoIiett 1oltile." Gic 70
@0ite Oca 9oteI5 cnttomcn obnc
Sdlo6Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Wcm.Yurfcr gGferitrife- -llnrnGcn.

9tem Dorf, II. Mai. - Ter
9aderitrife perltriaht falt tdgIid) I'M
rilben in Der pbcrcn Gitieitc. Gtiuo
elm Iuseno 8cibcr iiberrclcn beutl
ole g1derei Der 1rau 2ena Siegel
an Der Harf 2luelrue, miBbanoelten
Die gigcntbiimerin uno tporien ibrer
aus yNihtlniolla sgrpo" bcitcbcnoen
3narenporrotb oiti Die Strnbc Noic
Sopnif lmo Sclnic gi9ner iui,rocr
ols Ole RdoclSiiibrerinnen in oelr
slngriii perbuftet llno utter ie $500
0iirgid)oit ocm 8eridtsperiobren
ilbcrnicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Sic Sataitrupbc bel Sd)ucnuiQc.

YittSburh go, -. Oioi. --
@ia belte Oiitto1 worcn picr &cihcn
Der Cpicr Der aciirru bel Shocnui0c,
picr Mcilcl iIrbo6mGrt0 uou bier,
cingctrctcncn &otnitropDc oii0ciln-
bcn. Nlnn ibGtt jcbt Die 3obl Der
MGnncr, pclhe BORT crtronfcn ais
oic uon 9lonm Wrobonl gciijbrtc Bar
fniic I'M Sbio lutcrging, ori y, imO
Die gcItrige Ncrnutbrn1 0oB ollpl
ihmerc 9cIoilulg 0c5 Nootca oua
llnQliid uerlriodtc, bcltGtigt ii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Giienba fn.ltnaliid in 3crns.

gtcn Crleots, 9n., II. Woi.
- Sicr eil,getroiiencn gtafridtcn
suioIgc bat iih bel Bonita. Ger, cine
Goaiiion 5uiiden eincm Srodt- unb
cinem Yerionen5iise Der nMiiiouri,
9oniuS iulo Sera3 9obn" ercignet.
nobel ein 3illbcbieniieicr, iumie 5lpei
5tredennrbeiter get0otet iino mebrcre
TaiIugiere perlett ipiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
(srbbrbcn in Ecuador.

@uabauuil, [, Ecuador, IL. Dlai
Bier Groerihiitterineen tratcr
geitern bier ein. ,3luei oerielben mo-
rem lei6t lulo bon fluser Goiier. Iie
beiocn unberen trqtcn gegcn 0iitter.
noht ein nno uernriohtcn groben
Sdreden pbgleih lie feincn nen.
nellspcrtben Sdaoen anrihtcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13


@oiurSpillc, g f.. W}ui. --
Ter W(oihiniit lpclhcr iicb bier liir
,Iobonm Srtb, irilbcrcn Grjbcr5oB
pon SrItrcidJ, all08ob bat ii6 ans
bent Stoubc acmodt Mis- CT gritern
pon irincr 9trbcit nod) icincm &oit-
houic 5uriittcbrtc ln0 Die @cibidte
icincr Wiitthcilllngen lm0 g(nlpril6e
IN 6ct 9tacbnlitto9a 3ettlngcn pcr'
0ficntll6t lob, pcrlhmanO cr lno
fam niht lpieoer. luBCnoc BON Dc
rihteritottcrn lm0 9}clIgicrigcn mar
tcten iumOcnlanB perACbIih ullf ibn.
iSrou Sunn bel lpcIdlcr ser Nnnn
in bic &olt ging, tbcllt nit, 0crIclbe
ici nidt iibcr . 6ilb & 3ol bod &C
ncicnL mdbrcno Snhonn Srtb nuhc5ll
ichS SUB nloB. Der Trcn0c bate
iih m0brcuo lcineS 9lulcntbnltS oos
bier olrb guteS &cncbmcn nicIc
Srcrnoe crlporben mo mundc Der
iclbcn maren niht ob8cnct9t, lcincn
Ncbo,lptun9eu @lulbcn 5u ltentCn,
- 9Ila Glcpclan0 miro Ncmcloct,
0nI bort cin Wfnnn. uelhcr Der Der
ihnluOcnc @r5ber5o9 81 icin Bean
iprlcbtC, III Der lcbtcn gSohc BORT
>rrid,tnAnnn CSni11 ft.Ir,ttr nm Gum
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Summer 4 8efer,
SrntIdcs @auf. nnb @cd)iclgcldDGtt
26 Sunth.Strafc,

,0atiunal Bauf Of Guninicrce"s@epahee.
Mitalieoer Der 9lftienbUrie.
Mn. mn Terfaui ppn glltien lluo Sbll0n
tioncn 9Sed,icl uno 9reol .Srielc nnt dIht
boupt1hIichen Stdote Suropns: gll- nno yer
iGui irPnioer 6elolorter. ionic NuScrtiauno
bon 9oumadten, SobiioIartcn BON nn6 na0
ScuifhldHo. lgpI'lzt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Sic Inrifor6attc.

30Qc oui 6cnItcr0Ioa, ouGcrc @ln3'
nooreM Giicncr5, FctroIcum 10.
mic 9ouboI5 unO &oblcn untcr
IiSfuilion. - Scnotor Topntcr
iiir 9lbiGoiimg Oc3 @l0ttcrtobnf-
3ollc3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
Sparbanf uun Baltimore.

Srutihc Spar6anf upn Baltimore.
-Shopeit'6dc-
Baltimore nno Gutnm= Strnfc.
cften tiglidl upn Q bis 3 llbr.
Tunneritag Nbeno pDn be q llhr.
Iie Gcloer ncrecn nur in ioltocn Nttten uro
Sbligatiuneu mo nue9enu0ltcn SOpoIbcitn
anaeclt
Ghas. Spiimian, RrdioCnt.
ttpren
Charles Spilmull, NcnrO B Erepcr,
Sobn Olebring, 8enrb Ncrte
9lobert 9dnge. g8iuinm Spilmnll,
q peHrh Sbafer, o(pbu gnngc.
Sbriit. Scnimeter, Nurrn i. Yinoemnn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
THE PARTING OF THE WAYS.
Detroit Free Press

Detroit Free Press-)
Good-by. old pipe, the hours drawn near
When you and / 90 different ways.
We've had good times together here
But she says. Smoking never PAYS
These fingers in a fond embrace
Around your bowl no more shall Irvine.
Nor shall you come at night to chase
Those melancholy thoughts of mine
GoOd-by. old pipe. you've served me well.
But she has willed that you must 20,
And when the striking midnight bell
Proclsims the glad New Year well
know
Each others comradsship no more
Your bowl I shall not come to fiji
Nor shall We on the parlOr floor
Tobacco very Tudely spill.
Good-by. old pipe. through ali these
You've been a faithful friend to me.
You've often SoOthed my doubts and
fears.
You've ne'er been known to disagree
But she detests yOu-calls you vile
And she declares your odor's bad
I've fought the fight for you the while
But lost. and hence this parting sad
Good-by. old pipe. good-by. for aye.
The glad New Year proclaims your
doom.
I've sworn to throw YOU far away
But uait-Ill hide you in my room
And some day when I'm left alone
When she's away, III come to YOU.
And by the window open thrown.
I'll sneak quiet puff OF two.
Boston PoStl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-31
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