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The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

Ada Depratt. the girl who shot
herself in th e jailyard after
Cherry and Drew, the Swart
burglars, had failed to escape
from Jail by means of the saw
she furnished them on the night
OF the 11th, is getting along
nicely at the home of sister. Mrs.
Charles Loving. and the chances
now are that she will almost
certainly recover from h e r
wound. For several days after
the girl shot herself the doctors
declared that she would certain
ly die, and the wound she infict-
ed on herself gave grounds for
that belief, but the fact she is
now getting along fine and show
ing wonderful vitality proves
that the wisest Of doctors can't
always tell what the result Of q
gunshot wound viii finally be. r
Nevada Herald.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
state faIr week Convention.

Two important conventions are 60
be held Ga Sedalla during State Fair
week az che cnn oiGoyernor Hadiey.
Cn Wednesday, Uct 6th, Good
Roads Convention 90 1c ottenaea by
duly appointed delegates from every
county in the state takes llacr. Ca
tho following day Oct, 7th, IA Water
way Convention VIII be held at the
same place. Nowhody can compute
the loss nnnalls suffered hy Missouri
on account of bad roads. See'y q.
Is. Fills OF the Missouri State Hoard
oi Agriculture, places the flood less
this year al $4,000 coo. Roth oI
these conventions 10 dc helA at Sc
dana are of Vital Interest na she eft
lHens Of the state dnd are open 70 al
whether delegates or not
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

Carl Decker a Bates cooniy
farmer shipped load of cattle
% Kansas City last week that
broke the record for hirh price
They sold for si5gsg per head
Score one for Bates countg
Kiss RUBY owen gave a shoa
IN party at her ho ne Saturday
night ia honor or Miss Leah Hud-
elson Only a few the Youug
lady iriehds Of the young lady
were invited. Il wasa very en-
josable social affair and a fitting
tribute 20 the yonng lady IN
whose honor It was given.
Jake waldrip the boy who had
his leg crushed by the cars some
time ago was taken TO Arkansas
last week by a cousin who will
give him a home and send him to
school It is hoped that the
boy viii take advantage Of this
splendid opportunity to get an
education and try 70 become a
useful citizen.
The well drilled at the school
house proved a suecessfulventure
as a strong vein of water flows
into the well and is said to be
soft. This solves a perplexing
problem. The cistern plan was
never a complete success. Dur
ing the summer months the
water spoil so that the cistern
would have to be emptied at the
season Of the year when water
was most needed.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

WANTED sUcCNss MAoAuSr
wants an energetic nnd responsible
man or woman iu Rich Hili, Mo TO
collect Tor renewals and solicit new
subscriptions daring inl or spa"
time. Experience unuccessnr3 Any
one can start Rnong friends and
ncuuaiutnnces and huild up o-paylng
and permausut business without
capital. Compleieoutat and lustrue'
tiunsiree Address WOW Success
Magazine. Room lo5, 7uccees Maga'
,lne building. New York ii my, y, y
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
County Officers

Representative. n driibth.
Circuit Judge G. a Denton.
Probate Judge, A riiver@.
County rlerk, g. q Weeks,
Circuit CRfk d 4. EmRree.
Recorder. /, N smith.
sheriff. VI Bnilock
Prosecuting Atty W IS Dawson
Treasurer s. l.. coleman
school Com'r. s J.. Ives,
Road a Rrldge Com. D.. a. Boron
Administrator. John hayes.
Coroner Dr a. a Lusk
Plrsidlpg Judge, ! + Harper as
a = Hyde, l. 5. Paddock
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

From tbe Times
"A @. Lyons Of Carbon Center
was q Metz visitor last FRIDAY
and made The Times a pleasant
call. He win take in the state
fair at Sedalia aud vill exhibit
some Of bis thoroophbfed hogs
Harry Pryor and Miss Edith
Morrison were united ia mar
riage AZ Z O'Clock Wednesday
night. The ceremony was held
at the home OF Mr.. and Nr..
Wiley Cox and Justice Of the
Peace J.J. Stark ofIiciated.
J.P, Yowell and wife depart
ed Tueseay morning for their
home at Mcpherson. Kans., after
a few days visit with J. f.. Tough
and family. Mrs. Vowel is a
sister of Mrs. Tough Mrs. K.
Harrison who has been visiting
here several months returned
with them.
The suit Of the state vs. Mack
Webster was tried before Justice
J. J. Stark last Thursday The
defendant was arrested for steal
ing a saw on information 6led by
Louis Schneider. The case was
tried before a jury and after the
evidence was in the defendant
was found guilty and fined 800.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

Bcrkowltz and Ssernberg,
travelling statesmen. met on the
train. I have just come from
81, Louis, where ! did Atremend
Gus business" said Berkowiiz
How much do you think ! sold5'
How should / knowy replied
Sternburg. "Of course y o q
don't know, but What do you
guessf" "Oh, about half. Half
OF yhaly' Why, half What you
say. Everybody's.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

We were 10 receipt Of highly
appreciated and substantial call
from our friend "Gabe' Hedden,
OF the Fairyiew neighborhood last
Friday. We had him guessing
for a while but guess his mind is
easier now.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
Whose FaIr is n1

The Missouri State Fair, the
ninth Annual exhibition ot which
Win be held at Sedaiio, October
. 10 8, belongs 10 Missoaians
not 10 one Missourian, NOT q a
few, but 70 all, Il Is not owned
by, nor ran in the ipteres, Of
say Gstie greRp or set 0t men,
It's an Institution OF. for and 0y
Missourians-with the Whole
wide world invited 70 be its
guests. les our Fair-yoors and
mine-snd. as Missourians, Ne
we can well afford q help make
il wha, il Is rapidly eoming q be
the best State Fair ia the
Union. A better State Fair
means a better Missouri, and a
ihelier Missouri will make q
lbett,r for an ot rs, So lrt's b.
good Missorrisns and hoost lts
oar Fair, moi the other fellows
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

We acknowledge rateipt ot o
renewal from D ~ G O'Neii Of
Kaispell, Mont with many
thanks. Mr.. o Sell is q former
Rich Hill boy and has not lost IN.
terest ia the old town although
he has been away many years.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
FOR Sic or Irade.
MERCHANTS HOIEI
Rich llilI Missouri

AsIintens 70 quit the Hotsl
business ! Wi seii ny hotel and
fztnrs cheap os vii trade ipr
farm. This is q good ehanes for
anyone Wishing 70 engage IN she
hotel basiEs : haTr aiwsgs en-
joyed a good pstronaE # go7
have anything 70 offer see ne ar
once. Maxs "a oHer
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

For SALEs- One of the best
outfits and stand for hatcher
shop 10 Bates COUNTY ia a small
town. Runnlng now aud dolng a
good business. .-Prowell q Ma
honey, Phone lss, Rich ain.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

Mra r a. Blount after a weeks
visit with Der sister Mrs, " IA. Allen
returned "a her hosne o. Noehsdoch.
a. Texas.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

Mrs. Cleve Young Of ST. Louis
is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. J. X. Martin OF this city.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
Firs,'presbsterian Churei,.

FirstPresbs terian Church.
Corner sri aud Park Asene-
SUNDAY Scho0i at g-s5 a. m-
Jun'or Euleavor nl $50 p. "a.
Preaching alta .. 90.
CHRISTIAN EndeaT0r at 6-si -. -.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday
az $50 q. "a.
Pnsachlas at 7sN D. %.
~. a. HawEtIs hastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
Christian church.

Corner 8rd and Walnut
Bible school at lQs+5 B. m
Communion anC Preacliing 81
vices at Il-o0 a. IA and 5,S0 p. ln- lst
and srd Lords day of each month
Training for service Class every
Tuesday at T.39 D. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting
every Sunday at 7.S0 .. ID.
J. a KoEIsf D., Minister.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
church of ohrisr, scientist

Corner 5rd and walnut
sunday school at a,45 a. IN.
Service at III a. m.
Testimonial Meeting on Mednes-
day az Fs0 q. m.
Reading Room open on Mednes-
day from 90 3 m.
Alare cordially Invited 60 at
tend these services.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
baptist Chureh services.

Corner srd and Mapie.
Preaching 1st. and srd Sundays,
100 a. IN. and 7.30 p. M
Sunday school; 9.45 a. m
B.Y.P. e. $50 p. IA
Prayer meeting; Wednesday
T.30 p m.
Bible class; Tuesday; 80 p m
F.. " SrARRING. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
wainu, stree, NE chuFeh.

Corner 4th and walnut.
sunday school az 9;is q. ~.
Preaching az iia- IA
Junior League at 2sSa 9 ia.
Epworth League ot $50 =, IA.
Prenehlng at s.so n. "a.
Frayrr meetng a Thursday
eveniag at $3.50.
Tbc puhlic S cordially invited 20
attead
a q SEAsg. Pastor,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
AT THE CHURCHES
Id schureh.

Id = Church.
corner ath and Wainut-
tanday school, at So.
Prayer Services az G3
sermon - Psst0r X SO
Prayer meeting Wed s1@
Z5on's Eeligin friday s7si.
5fMEs EfnusTEN. Fastor.
German Lusherau church.
corner 9Th anI thesnus.
Sunlny school ~ sss5.
seuaou az Iissl 2. m-
All ans earlialiy invited t0atiend
Cne- BCsGR. Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30
NE ohureh. soash.

NE church. south
in nld o. raaeeh.
SUNDAY school az ttb,
I'roachiug az lfa. a..
JuuioF leasue ai 2i, ai.
Senior feas ~ ever r..
Rnaarhns at 7.23 d, ga.
EFrryoat cssrdislis insiteti sgAat-
tend the ssrries
a. A. etLnER, Pastor,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-09-30

UEsT O0IN0. y. s'1oFT CENTUAi-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16

Fhis Is the name of a new building
4nd loan association to be organized In
this city tonight, Friday, for the bene-
fiji of those who wish to invest in q
building association of the OLD kind,
The gentlemen who are at the head of
this enterprise are the same who have
been SO successfully running the Home
which paid out last fail and the Sue
eess which is ut this time making sue b
satisfactory progress and we feel GER
tain that the new association will be
just as successfully run as either of the
old ones have been. We advise all
who can get shares TO get in the band
wagon and save some money. The
meeting tonight will be held at the
Board of Trade rooms and all share
holders will be welcome to come and
participate in the election of officers
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
EBoch Arden Returns.

PittsGeld, Mass, July 6-Away
from his wife and home AZ years, dur
ing which time he had enlisted in the
civil war, had been wounded there and
given up for dead, George Hecox re-
turned tn Lee and says he will spend
the rest of his life there.
La the meao time Mrs. Hecox had
married Raymond Tucker, who died
IN 1907. Some years ago, Hecox, IL
turning to LIE, learned that his wife
wss happily married, and, letting his
brother only into his confidence, de-
clded not to return. After fuckers
death the widow received money and
presents frequently from an unknown
source.
Late at night a white-haired old
man with gray whiskers, called at
M III. fuckers home.
docs Mrs. Tucker live here?' he
asked of the old lady who answered
he call.
eyes, sir; am Mrs. Tucker was
the sharp reply.
"M ell, Mary I've come back home
to be with you the rest of my days.
Forty-seven years ago | left you to go
to war aud suppose you thought me
dead"
The Widow Tucker recogLized her
first husband, cordially welcomed hin
back, and announced that she was
henceforth Mrs. Hecox, and not Mrs.
Fucker
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The Stae Of West Virginia.
AT rules held in the Clerks office of The Circuit
Court OF Berkeley county, the 18th day Of July
Harmon L. Couchman, executor and Mary V.
Lambert, esecutiix, OF O, o. Lambert deceased,
plaintiffs
Mary v Lambert, Edgar II Lambert and Irene
4. lambert, his wife, W. toyd Lambert and Viz
gina Lambert, his wife, Anna Florence Lambert
Rose Lambert his ~,fe MARY Elizabeth Lambert.
wife OF Benz Hunter amber Samnet Lewis lam
bert an eiant, ellen irtn Berch, an infant, and
George W. Berch, her husband, bernard B,eekler
Company, a corporation, W. d. BENDER, e. Ed
Johnson, Walter Prather. s. N. Lemssier, f.. {.
Hsnshaw, Walter J, Lambert c j. Spauding,
Johu r.. B.tgiss. Robert H. Hazelett II Il
Sta2art and Claud Stewart partners trading ard
doing business der the firm name OF H. NJ Stew
at & Son, &, w. Hodges, Stewart Seibert CLYDE
bordm, Ira W Iabler, Gray Silver, The Old Ma
| tanal Bank Of Martlnsburg w. Va. a corporation,
| The Peoples Trust Company, corporation, The
Citizens rational Bank OF AartnsbuIg a corpora
ton The Merchants ana Farmers rank OF Martins
| burg W Va corporation John T. Nadenbousch,
| trustee; The Success suildlng IL oan Assoc iation
| OF Msriinsburg, w. Va, corporation, Y. Poole
trustts
The object Of tn. above su is to have the Court
enter its orde- ccRsyung the last win and ,esta-
meat of c. .. Lambert deceased, to have the ac-
counts of the p ainutfs settled by a commissioner
in cRancery of said Court that an account of al
tie debts anu liabilities Of the said { O. lambert
may HAD and their amounts and priorlties asc r
tanned and DETERMINED that the amount, value To-
cation aud description OF IN real estate Of wuich
he ascertdlned; to apply The proceeds OF personal
property in the hands OF the plaintiffs the dc bts
and liabilities SO lar as such proceeds may go to-
watds paying same and that the said re estate or
much thereof 9s may be necessary may be solo
tor the purpose o. paying the balance 0; said debts
when so ascedained ami determined oy t'ommts-
sioner Of The Court ter IN allowance of prop
attorney fee for conducting die said case ana il
appearing IN affidavit hled N tits SUIT, that ths said
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
Ola Relic. shown.

The Glorious Fourth at Sharpshurg
was spent ia very qUiet manner
nothing happening to mar the pleas
ure of any one fhe National colors
hoated from a number of buildings.
Victor r. Munma, our genial and
accommodating postmaste,, assisted
by Mrs. A. Bentley, Penper and John
p. smith, decorated the p. q. build
ing, the interior and exteri.r, with
handsome SILK flags. In the large win
dows on the iuslde six wars were rep
resented, viz:
The French and Indian war by the
original muster roll of Col. Joseph
Chap'ine, framed year of 1857.
Revolutionary War, by powder
horn on winch was engraved the seal
of England, Westminster Abbey, and
eanons and date l77s-1776. The horn
was picked up at Long Meadows.
Also an engraving of the burning
OF the "Peggy Stewart October 49,
IVA.
A life size crayon, handsomely
framed, of MAJOR Charles Alexander
Wartield, the hero of the Peg y
Stewart"
The original muster roll framed Of
Cot. John Miller, war Of 1Sl2-1Sl4,
bearing some so names all of which
are legible.
A colored engraving of the gallant
charge of the Kentucky Cavalry, Mex.
lean war 1S47.
Shot and shell from Antietam bat
tie, sept II, 1862. Slaves freedom pap
er bearing date 1923 and seal of Wash
ington county, with Otha Holland
Williams name as clerk.
A land grant written on parchment
from Frederick the last Lord Balti-
more cor Antietam Bottom," hearing
date 1853, and signed by Governor
Horatio Sharpe, in his own writing.
A rifle used n the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
The relics were viewed by number
of people during the day and night
They are all in remarkable state OF
preservation and should be preserved
among the archives Of some historical
society. They are too valuable to be
lost. The shot and shell and rifle are
the property of 0. T. Kelley. The rest
belong TO Mr.. John P. Siit', who
gu ards them with jealous care.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16

Democrats may find Instruction as
well as comfort in the fact that most
of the recent policies of Republicans
have been borrowed from them. In
The STAT as IN the nation overwhelm-
ing Democratic defeat al the polls has
been politically fatal otly to individ-
uals. Democrats have been excluded
from most official stations, but with
Republican assistance they have writ
ten their principles ints the law Of the
land. democracy adds triumph to
triumph.
The effective regulation of corpora
tions, the welfare upon monopoly, the
direct primary, the popular election of
United States Senators, the tax on the
earnings Of corporations, the tax on
inheritances, the income tax and the
regulation and publication Of cam paign
contributions and expenditures have
been Democratic in their origin, all
though mainly Republican in execn-
ton. Few Republican platforms have
had anything definite to say of these
things, and yet to Republicans princl-
paIy is due the fact that the seeming
ly rejected principIes of defeated
party have been grealy advanced or
carried to victory.
Democracy thus proves itself once
mere TO be stronger than the Demo
cratic party.
The lesson W ich Democrats should
learn from all this is plain enough to
be self-enforcing. There is great popu-
lar faith in trde Democracy. There is
great popular intelligence in separating
the false from the true. False teachers
and teachings are not fatal to Demo
crazy itself. They destroy only those
who adhere to them. The people dis
trust these unwise leaders and these
strange doctrines, but they show their
faith in Democratic truth and justice
by compelling reluctant Republicans
to adopt them as their own.
That Dem gcratie policies should be
carried into execution by Democrats
will be generally conceded, but we can
hardly hope for such thing until
Democrats leadership shall measure
up fully to Democratic profession.
-Fairnont Times.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16

u C. KENNEDY, J II. TONGE Supt.
Vice Pres. & Gen'l Supt.
A. Riddle. 3en. Pass Agt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
Farm For Sale.

If you are looking for an agricultur
a. stock, eli orchard farm we have OF e.
Of 17S acres, running water through
every field but one, on new pike, good
location close to railroad station.
Portertield x Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16

Sprinkle Atoms Foot-EaSe in one shoe and not
In the other. and notice the difference just
the thing TO use when rubbers or oversh3es be
come necessary. and your shoes seem to pine
Sod everywhere, 25e. Don't accept any sub
tit lite.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
Esfray Notice.

A COW aud calf came to my place,
the "BricK House Farm on Dry
Run, on the 25th of June. The owner
can get same from my farm on paying
for their pasture and this advertise
ment.
2t. J.w. Deter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-16
Farrgs tor Sale.

We have on oar list for sale farm of
l47sacres, this is good agricultural
farm in high state Of cultivation, a
very desirable size, good buildings, 2
wells, 1.cistern, good fencing Cal on
us.
Porterlield & Boyer
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

AGENTS We offer the most liberal terms for cash
FA1 = 70 80 subscriptions, valuable
premiums. such Watches, Dinner Sets Glassware
Sets SNcr~are and hundreds of other useful
for clubs of subscribers HOME LIFE. will
bring full psrtc ulars.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

The Hon Robt. h. ArmstrOn
formerly Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Of The United States.
Edith Livingston Smith,
Gillett Burgess,
Mrs. George Sheldon.
ahEE sN-NEERN- RE L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Grbid)aftss pbcr ~Ginfommcuitcucr.

Sn Der Eapne-9ia lit cine Orb.
IdaItSIteuer uorgeieben. YrGliocnt
5oit bat cine iold]e in ieiner gin.
trittsreoe erpioblan bouptiGd)Iid,
Gus benP @runoe, neil lie lid)er unb
leid)t 5u erbeben lit. Senator 9nis
lep bon Seras bat I'M Senot cine
Ginfommcniteuer BON orei Ero5cnt
auf ole SabreSeinfommcn bon 5000
Collars mo barber pprgeihlogen,
uno Der republifoniid,e Selotor
Snmmins bon Soma gebt iii cilenl
ENHANCEMENT, bos Der albrid) . gill
o%ngebaiiet luerOen ioa, nod iuciter,
ineeni er Die Observation-Disclosures.
Brcn5e aui 1000 Collars ieitiebt una
nit eincm Ero5elt bcc Stcuer be.
ginnt. oieielbe ober fir groBcre Gin,
fommen cntipred)eno iteigcrt. Orb.
ihafts., ruie Gintonmenitener bnbel
ben i3med, ben lleterfluB 81 beilell
ern uno bao0urh bern 9nnbesbous.
bolt mebr e%innabmen 5u5ifiibrcn.-
Sm Hrinjip iil1o belize geretbt mo tic
fern piel 8eio in bic 9unbcsfaIie
Gie GrbifJoitsiteuer lit ober her7itE
in 36 Stanten nls Staatsiteuer Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21

Wnourd luerben alle Eerionen nm 9orpers
fbufteIt, incorporate ODER poliiiide, tpeide in
Der Gtaot Baltimore ein Sei9dit betrelbeu, fit
lpelbeS Die 8rbcbIng elmer StantSsSiccnJ ere
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Gicen5 5lt l0ieIi uocr oieieibe Su Grueltern. Sine
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sum crheu Sngc hes Wiunnts Mini os. %. bon
Seiici bon l'eripnen. Die ictt ioId1e Seihdftc
b~e.retben, miro ~oieielDen eiier 9eIofiraie uls
teripcrieH.
Sn Observation-Disclosures nit benz SO. griiieI.
40. uno 80. glbfbniit, oe3 Gooer olr alaeneis
men 0ffcnillhcn @efebe lueroen Nppittauten fir
Sraoers' Hicen5eu duiqciOroert. in Serion bors
5uiprehe1 llno zine bCicDpprene NllBabe it0er
ben gSertD oe3 bon Dem ~belagten &pplifanieit
qeiibrtet SGgerS gu MAIDEN. Sic 2icen5 miro
ociugeniB ui5gcitClt perheu.
Or. Nnnm Seupert, Itiuar oeS Common
RlenSsScribis. miro am lIno n10 Muutcg,
ben 10. lRir6 1909, Sluilden hen Sturoen bon
9 llbr HprmittugS biz 1 llbr 9iadmitt1g5. in
feiHem &iirCuu i'm Sro9cfbo6 oes 9eribtSees
hduoeS. SGOeitcitrdBeni Gtngang, 6ur gllsgabe
bon 2tCen5en bereit feiI.
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MGrOlano miro nTt nno nab Samitng, ben /.
Mai 1900, jluiidcI ben StllnOct bon 8 llbr
GurinittagS GiS 4 llbr Na6lntttdgS, in ieinen
gilrenlr, Ir. 61J Union TrIit YuiloinQ,
SaOeitcs uIo GburleSsStrafe, 6ur glerduSaas
buna bon id1rlinen 8eriimernngssWiaficr.st'
cem6cn berett lein.
Sheriff BON Baltimore.
WpriIt, sc. S,t0.t31b.tT,1 1921 %, OF II. 800
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len Qcubn0et mer0eL miC 00a in
3eutihlonO unD Ger Shmti3 Ger Sail
lit. GiuerIei mcld)e3 Der bci0cn
Steucrproicttc ifIicBlih sic 3uitinl-
mltn9 oc2 GongrCiiea iin0ct, 10 Ddn0t
c. nod 0nuon an. lUu3 0n9 Gbcrblnl-
0es0eridt 5t Der ueucn Stelcr iugt.
Sic Grbihnit3iteNcr lDar bcreita
mQbrcno 0ea @iirgcrfricgcS cinntnl
cing2iiibrt. obcr Dom b0diten 8e.
rid)taboi mie0cr ucrluorlcn luor0Cn.
llnO ser GinfommcnitPucr lit G9 be-
fonntlid) Dor &obren nid)t beiicr err
0ongcn, limo Scnotor AInrih un0
iGinc Trtunoe i'm Sbcrbuuic moucn
me0er BON Der Grbi6uita-, nod Don
ser GinfonmenItcucr ctpu5 %uiiien.
lln0 ga perocn mir an gnoc feline
pom bciocn %bcfonumen, mo Die Steu-
~Crluitcn iiir Den 9lmOesbullabalt
merocll gum meitouS gr0Bten GbeiIe
mic bi3bcr BON Den meniger bcmittHl-
ten ToItstloiieu 0ctroaen mer0cn
miiiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-21
Sn0csfGne.

PIN tG. 9lpril GatGeriae u. Goslmau, I'd.
9O$, HitG3alg. TlrgsS % &SG6re al. .au
mani StrdBc, 80 Sabre alt.
'glnt Is. YpriI Charles @ienip, r0iercD 0oipi-
tai, gtr, i02, FLedialt. StrGbe. 40 Sabre alt.
2lni ~. Spril NenIt u. 2iicr. Gr. so, Glib
GurrOlious 9IOcmic, SO Sabre ait.
ElnI ~. SlpriI SbrDourc Renae!, "Na0oicU.
gfOl," A Sabre alt.
Goipitdl. - Sabre ait.
9m -. 9tpril @uauita eGnfer, n8leine MI
men Z dbpcitCrn, " IS Sabre ait,
glnr II. Epril @lcn Is. Srigger, llnioeriitilss
&uiOitnl. 81 Sabre alt,
9lm Il. Npril Iubu Wiesacr, gir. IS, CT
Neiis Strnbc. G6 Sabre alt.
@m IS. 9IpriI M!nrr Nclen @iler, SberleD.
Game. SO Sabre alt.
gun IL. NpyiI Samcs Y. @uitrr, gtr. 400.
SiihsGopuIctoll 1trube, - Sabre alt.
PIN II, ElpriI Miargaret Duuns, llnipcriititss
Npfpitai. 80 [aUrC ait.