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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02
PROVE THEIR ABILITY
Two Hammond Blood.
hounds Qualify for Jobs
on Police Force.

Jesse James and Nick Carter. the
swe9 bloodhounds which are owned by
Detective strumpher of Hammond, and
are seeking to become members of the
Oak Park police force. demonstrated
their ability yesterday when they sue
cessfuIly followed the trail of a lost
boy. -Four year old Philip Tuohy dis
appeared from his home at 633 South
Austin boulevard shortly before II
O'Clock yesterday morning. When the
police got the report Captain Lee i'm
mediately turned the dogs loose. They
shifted at one of the lost boys shoes
and started. After they had run a
mile and a half they stopped near an
elevated station. Later it was learned
that the Tuohy boy had been picked
up by a relative at this station half an
hour before.
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sion between the pair as to the advis
ability OF letting the cleaner have a
swipe at It before the man OF the
house made hts appearance on the
street in ii.
But to the surprise OF both, 1t proved
to be in very good condition. And the
missus volunteered that hanging in a
dark closet always did do dark clothes
good"
So hubby put the coat on, glad in
his heart that his overcoat was better
than he had remembered 1t being, and
especially tickIed over the dollar it
would not cost him to get It cleaned.
Looked Pretty shabby for Him.
III the meantime Mr. Veaco had been
wearing an overcoat for several days.
and his friends who knew him as a
weIl-groonsed, well-dresseG young man
were wondering az his shabby appear
ance He himself was wondering. too,
how that new overcoat had happened
to get such bad shape. The collar
was shaoby and the pockets had begun
to have a threadbare look. Mrs. yeaco
said nothing short OF thorough over
hauling would make the coat wearable.
and Sidney was OF the same opinion.
Let me empty the pockets frst,"
said Sidney, as Mrs. Veaco was about
to bundle the garment into q box to
send IT to the tailors.
He inserted a hand in one OF the
pockets and drew forth a package Of
letters. All of them were addressed
TO a man he knew, but he could not for
the life of him understand how that
mans mail had found its way into his
pocket.
Then a great light dawned on Sid
ney. Why this IS IS coat" he
said. i thought It was a pretty bum
proposition"
The men have since exchanged coats
and the one Sidney had intended to
send to the tailor's is there all right,
but the customer will pay the $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02
JOHN ". TALRoT INsANEt

A request for an insanity commission
to examine the mental condition of
John w. Talbot OF South Bend and a
charge OF perjury against Mrs. Leona
Mason are developments of the Mason
Talbot case of Thursday night They
form the setting for the trial of Mrs.
Mason on a charge of shooting Tai
bot with intent to Kill. which came
up in the circuit court Thursday after
noon.
SCORES STATE ADMINISTRATION.
John Hughes. president-elect of the
Indiana Federation of Labor. at South
Bend. declared war on graft IN state
Institutions In delivering his first adj
dress to the federation after his cleo
ton as president He recalled that at
the vincennes convention a year go
he charged there was graft in the n
diana reformatory.
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al small meetings will be held Sunday,
but these viii be of minor Importance.
Every man. woman and child IN the
city has been brought in touch with
the campaign. On the streets of Gary
men OF all classes and ages are wearing
the campaign buttons OF their may
orally choice. Those actively interested
in the campaign are busy as bees,
tightening up their wires. making a
man-to-man canvass of the situation,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02

and distributing buttons. cards and
literature from the east to the west
and from the north to the south out
skirts or the city.
Considerable money has been wag-
cred on the result OF the primaries, the
Brennan men now giving odds OF to
l with little Of the Moe backing in
sight Before the votes are counted
Monday the bets on the nominations
will aggregate hundreds of dollars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02

day will undoubtedly be heavy. The
early opening and closing OF the polls
will mean that most OF the labor vote
from until o'clock in the morning
1t Is predicted will be the most strenu-
GUS period of the day.
For the past few days interest In the
republican primaries has been in
tense. Although keen for the nomina-
ton OF their favorites. the campaign for
a place on the ticket has known no
bitterness and at no time has the con-
troversy become serious enough to
jeopardice the complete harmony in the
ranks of the party. All republicans are
hoping that the best man may win, and
after victory they are prepared to
man to take Off their coats and work
for their triumph from the top of the
ticket to the bottom on Nov. 2.
The fact that there are twenty five
candidates for places on the repub-
lican ticket undoubtedly means that re-
publicans are reposing confidence in the
election Of the ticket. OF those places
to be chosen on the ticket tomorrow,
there are two candidates for mayor
two for treasurer. three for city clerk
and six for alderman at-large. The
interest in the candidates for one of
fee seems to be as intense as for the
other.
Two Big Functions Tonight.
Yesterday and today the candidates
promulgated their plans for the final
dash to the polls" The windup will
be great Brennan will have a monster
massmeeting at the Kirk hotel and
others places. where he has been urg-
emily requested to attend, while Moe
will have a ball in the Assembly hall,
and at each of these places the leading
candidates viii rest their cases. There
is possibility. however. that sever
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Slightly Improved.

Mrs Whitaker. a State street
mother of Henry Whitaker, this morn
ing showed a slight Improvement in
her condition, but her health is very
feeble and turn for the worse may
be expected owing to her extreme old
age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02
POLICE DON'T CARRY BOOZE.


Condition are different in Indianap-
oils from those in Chicago, where Chief
Of Police Steward was compelled to is
sue an order that ambulance and pa
trail wagons should carry ammonia for
reviving victims of accident, instead
Of brandy. Chief Metzger of the IN
dianapolis police yesterday said that
no brandy was carried on the Indian
apolis patrol wagons for revfving or
other purposes.
BURNS HOUSE FOR RAVENGE.
Mrs. Minnie Dietz. % years old. a
dressmaker. was arrested in Indian
apolis Thursday by Detectives Gerber
and Holtz, charged with arson. She
admitted being the incendiary who set
IRE to her own residence. 10 North
Noble street. and the house at Il and
IA North Noble street She said she
was angry at the landlord because
improvements she desired had been de-
MED.
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Beren Bible Glass.

The subject for discussion Sunday
morning at e:45 a m. in the auditorium
of the NJ. f. church is Paul and the
Jerusalem Mob" Everybody welcome
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st. Jo.eph's Catholic Church. Rev

st. JOseph's Catholic Church. Rev.
H. NJ. Plaster pastor.
First mass Qow) at a. m.
High mass at 1918 q. m
Catechetical instruction at 3 p. m.
Devotion and benediction.
German and English sermons. re-
spectively. at the low and high mass
every first and fourth Sunday OF the
month. Vice verse on all other Sum
days.
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CANDIDATES
GETTING IN
LAST LICKS

CONTINUED from Page one.)
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First Christina Church, O. J. sharp,
minister. $50 Summers street. Phone
3451.
Orchestra at GAS q. m.
Bible study at 10 a. m.
Communion service at Ii
Sermon at 1915 a. m.
Rally service at 3 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at e:3o 2. m
Evangelistic service at 7:3o p. m.
Garfield club on Monday evening.
Bible class Wednesday evening.
Ladies' societies Thursday afternoon.
sand practice Friday evening.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
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German Evangelical ImmznueI
Church, Rev. C. A. Heldberg. pastor.
Sermon every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at 2
p. m.
Ladies Aid society meets every first
Monday of each month.
Young Peoples society meets every
month.
Sick Fund society meets every third
Thursday of each month.
Choir practice every Wednesday at
p. m.
Male choir practice every Thursday
at p. m.
st. DnuTs Episcoral Church. sS Rim-
bach avenue.
Rev. Charles Albert Smith. 81 Rim
bach avenue. Tel 1864
Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion with sermon at 10: as
p m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880
p. m.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M
Strangers are cordially invited to
make st. Pauls their church home.
Pine Street Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
H E. Thompson wis., begin his Ham
mond pastorate tomorrow, and 1t is
desired that all members of the con-
gregation attend.
st. pauI's Lutheran Church, lit C1in-
ton. street. Theodore Claus, pastor.
German service at 10 a. m.
English Sunday school at 1:15 p. m.
English service at 2:15 p. m.
St PauFs Lutheran League Thurs
day at 8 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, South
Holman street. Rev. J. Eugene Shook
minister.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Mr.. w
A. Stout superintendent.
Public worship and sermon at 10:4s
a. m. Communion service, reception OF
members and baptism of children.
Music: Come Unto Me"-Mrs. l. L
Bomberger.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock mass
meeting of boys. Mr.. Hahn will ad
dress the boys on: Rusty Nails AM
Needles" Every boy in Hammond is In
vited
Christian Endeavor society at So
p. M Mr.. Charles B. Hahn, leader.
Evening service at 1880 .. m
ADMINISTRATIONS by chorus choir.
Mr.. Charles B. Hahn of Salt Lake
City. Utah. will make the address 0
the evening, telling of work being dom
| for boys.
The First Methodist Episcopa
Church. Rev. William F. switzer. pas
tor Residence III Russell street
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
Public worship and sermon at 10:4i
a. m. The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be observed. A brief sermol
| upon THE Real Presence of Christ
| The Monroe Street Sunday school a
2:30 p m.
! Epworth League service at $50 p. m
Topic: Obedience and Abundance
Evening church service at 7:45 ?. N
Subject: Courage Prime Quality 4
foods Service"
4
all.
The regular meeting OF the offcia
board on Monday evening.
The people of the city are most cordi
ally invited to be present. both morn
| ing and evening.
st. Joseph's Catholic Church. Re,
H. NJ. Plaster. pastor.
First mass OowD at a. m.
High mass at 1918 q. m.
Catechetical instruction at p. m.
Devotion and benediction.
German and English sermons. re
| spectively. at the low and high mas
every first and fourth Sunday of tn
month. Vice verse on all other Sun
days.
Berea Bible Glass.
The subject for discussion Sunda
morning at o:45 a. m. in the auditorium
| of the NJ f. church is Paul and tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02

The ChK1sstam Science S0C1w9ys
The Christian Science society will hold
two regular services tomorrow IN room
512 OF the Hammond building. This
morning service VIII be held at IL
and Sunday school for persons under
90 years OF age will follows. The even
ing service will be repetition OF the
morning subject. and viii be held in
the same room at s. The Wednesday
evening meetings are held in the same
room at p. m. The public Is cordially
Invited to attend these services.
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ton. street. Theodore Claus, pastor.
German service at 10 a. m.
English Sunday school at lis p. m.
English service at ais p. m.
St. PauFs Lutheran League Thurs
day at D. m.
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Pine street Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
H E. Thompson wis begin his Ham
mond pastorate tomorrow, and 1t is
desired that all members of the con-
gregation attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

AIttIfHT.N I10IHH 4N3 inst eIaHH bOaFd.
Denver Hotel. Second and Coal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05
EOR SALE

StS00-i-tu,iu modern frame cot
tI2e, south Edith street, ec-
uirut waits.
SZ20O-6-room frame cottage
modern. iHrgo sleeping porch
south idtth street.
S2uOO-5-ruum frame cottage
bath, etc, South Broadway
close ia.
S2GOO-G-room brick. bath. clcc.
trir lights. cement Utl>-. cor.
NOR lot, Fourth ward. close la.
SthUo-6-ruum hriels. modern
steam meat Highlands. close ia
tnOU-G room. mutleru cottage
iu-t finished SANTA ir brick
1'cll built. \. ruurlh ST., close
iHs
i0no-Iour-room frame. soft
poe. y. iielih ST.
s.aao-5 room tri.b. cottage. mo-
dern. near car line, 9Th ward.
Stan0-t room irtme, bath. eisc-
fric lights. 80 20 rut. Iasg terms.
S2G50-7-rootu. 9 eegy brick
dwelling. modern. At Highlands
Cluse in.
Choice lots In al parts 81 me city.
business property aud ranches for
sale. Money to loan.
A. FLElSCHER
E1zh south Second Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05
Veterinary Schools or Colleges

sAH. FRANCISCO Veterinary college
Catalogue mailed free. Dr. Kcaue,
goa. Nttl.f Hf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05
Bar silver and Mexican Dollars.

Neu York. sept ~ E9r silver.
I sc. NeNican dollars. i3c.
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l.0ST


FASTIsRE- Good pasture far elttg
aud horses 81 0o pcr month. $ S
Gihert. Phone 2t9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

WE CAN rent YOU a desirable house
furnished or unfurnlshed. South
western Realty Co, 20i Il. Centrai
Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-05

FOR RENT Fufnishca rooms ana
rooms for light housekeeping. liz
West Lead.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-14
-.Sofm @oter SHIN idrpibt npr

-So6n. 8ater Sobn i6reibt Dem
SefferIon Gitp 8olfsireunol BON Star
fenburg mie folgt: r0ie Waipaa-
fabrt miro in S%tarfenburg am Conn
tag, ben 23., itnb Montog, Sen "a,
Wai abgebolten peroen. Sim abero
oes %, lit 2idterpro8eiiion Our6
ben 8alO 81 ben bI. Stdtten oes
Selberges, Der 2oltroes . @rotte II.
@aIo.9apeIle. Der 9apellen /. Nelt-
bau, neIder iest i60n porangebt,
miro Damn bengaliib beleudtet ner.
ben. am 6eite Naria Silf, ben "a
Wai, iinOet in Der @albfapeIle I'M
129 llbr WorgenS eiu feierli6es
Sohamt itatt. Der 3ug perldBt %.
Sefferion Sonntag, ben %. Wfni, i'm
10 Winiiten nah IL llbr Gadmit-
tags uno langt Inn 9 l1br in &bine.
LAMB an. 9ei elmer gr0Beren 3nbl
gil9er bdIt Der Bug in Sugartomn
an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-14

8eridlpunoen lit Ser Sreibeitslinn,
Wtan ltrebt na6 Siteln, Sroen.
8te fonnt' i6 arnler SterbIi6er
Sn meinem Sinne abtert,
@as emit ans bteIem 2anoe pirb2
SD batt' in anoere 8abnen
@lei9, meines Sdtffes idneIlen &iel
Mit feiter Sano gelentet,
., idones 2au6, lpte muB i6 iebt,
Did ii6er Did 10 grdmen.
8iirrpabr! Sci Got! SD mohte mid
Sest Der Gntbedung i6amen.
8ie 9id mein arg' 5uerit erblidt'
Bon golo'nem @lan5 umitrablet,
8te bab' ih Define 3itfunft mir,
90 berrlid alisgemalet!
gr ielif5t unb panbt bas @nlit ab,
Sat fem 8ort mebr geIpro6en,
9as @leno ietnes 2anbes bat
Sein SeIoenbers gebroden,
9o6 cine belize Ebrdne fieI
Sod auf iein 2ano bernieoer.
gieaeidt, baB Die gum Segen miro
nnb bei7re Saat bringt pieber.
81. g
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Wan. to be stronpa

Eat more Quaker Oats. Eat Il for
breakfast every day. This advice 10
coming from all sides as a result of re-
cent experiments on foods to determine
which arc the best for strength and en-
durance. 1t has been proved that eaters
of Quaker Oats and such cereals are far
superior in strength and endurance to
those who rely upon the usual diet Of
heavy, greasy foods.
When all is said and done on the
cereal food question, the fact remains
that for economy and for results in
health and strength, Quaker Oats stands
first Of all. 1t is the most popular food
in the world among the foods sold in
packages.
All grocers carry Quaker Oats. It
sells at l0c for the regular size package,
25c for the large size family package
and Soc for the family package contain
ing a fine piece of china.
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Nuttion.

nntcr3eidncter lpiro i'm 9Iorrbauie Ger
9resteteriancr 5emeinbe 2ha Weilen 0Itlid)
pbn SniSS am
DonuerI I q 9 ben ~. Mai
nm II nbr 9ormitioas IoIsenoes periobns
lide Gi9entbum oui DTIentIider 0eriteiser.
ung %pertauien:
l piero 5 Sahre oIt, / Chute II Sabre
olt l WiId,tub init aaIb, mebrere 9ubeub
Siibner uno 6iibndlen, pIeroe : @ei6irr
DoppeIt unb Ginipannig, l SatteI, Sop.
Bua9p, l Sprin9masen NIT Sop, Sarmipcs
gen nit 6euIrame, pIlu9, G%ultipator 9ie'
nenIipd. ubeniols . Gder Saier, VI 2lder
aartoffel, 3 Sei36Ten, l aiidenoien, GIas.
nnb aiid,enihranfe, Daiditonb, 9ehItsuen,
Beb.8 opnrS ett, GtiibIe, &iIde ND pieh
anbere SouSserdtbidaiten.
peoinguneen: ale Sumrnen bis bis 3u
So goar, fir Gummen iiber IS pirb Elm
2rebit bon s Mpnaten bepiuist sesen Note
nit Siferbeii.
Collie 60 an oieicm Gage re9nen ,,rbet
Der 9erfaui am ~ioIsenben Gage itaii.
SEQ. Sranf.
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(gIuS benz Ct. epuis Gountp Wddter.)
Splnmbus.

Solunlbus idallt bonn Siuynels5elt
Siirglt auf iein San0 berlAter,
8etriibt itebt er, pies bier 5ugebt
Gagtaglid intmer bunter.
8ie 6anotismus, Seufelei
Sid tdgIt9 breiter mafel1:
Monopoliiiten Did unO runb,
Sid redt ms 6auit6en laden;
8ie's bette &e9t gum llnreft miro,
arbeiter meroen Sflapen;
$50 &aub II. Ioro ben 8iirger faltm
Sn Srteoen laiien iblafen.
$50 8eiber na4 Dem &egiment
Soa gitelfeit tbun ltreben.
$50 Wan6er tarum 10 niel peroiett
gu friiten farg iein 2eben;
$50 Iopofaten boiler Sniff
@eiese fir iid 6reben,
limo mo Die 6rau Suititia
R1lr fam fir &ei6e feben.
8 arrnes 2anb, mas lit aus Dir
Set meiner 3eit %geDoroen?
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aenisfciten ans MiHOnri.

gln 1. Wsai IteIlten in 9onte
Serre Miinenoiitrtft 100 @rlibenar-
better ole glrbeit elm.
Sl ct. 2ouis beging Der II
Sabre aIte Sbomas goiing 5eIbIt-
moro our6 8ergiften, neil i'm Die
t6 Sabre alte @laops Sbiplep nidt
mebr Iiebte.
= Brof. g. S. Soffman BON ser
Staats. lluiperiit1t lit sum 8rdiiben.
ten Der Miiiourier gereinigung Der
2ebrer fir englii6e mo moOerne
Spraden ermabit poroen.
Sn @ountain @rope, @rtgbt
goruntp, erlag Die Sral OeS BoIi5ei.
rifters 81 6. gteeobam ben 9rart0'
punoeil, tpelde iie erlitten bate, oils
lire &leioer am &od)oien in Slam.
men g%erietben.
SIM 3udtbaus in Sefferion
Gitp erIdoB Der 8G6ter Seurp
&ifar6ion ben gteger Sulills Brince
pel6er i'm angegriffen bate. &id.
ar0ion Uur0e BON aller 8ermntmorts
lidfeit freigeiprohen.
Sn gibburn, 8ife Gpuntp, be.
ging Der 95 Sabre alte befarnte
8iirger George @ebiter SelbItmoro
Ourt) 8ergiften init Strpdnin. Man
fennt feline llrio6e fir Die Chat.
Die 8ittlpe uno 3Dei 9inoer iiber-
Ieben i'm.
= 0lr6 oen Stllrm ut0 SageI,
meI6er am 9onneritag lester $50.
DIE iiber getpilie Sbeile oes Staates
fegte, mlroen na6 9eridten iiber
40 Gerionen get0btet unO nod mebr
perlest, iorpie beoelttenoer @igens
tDumsidaoen angeridtet.
Sn ser ct. 2ouiier goritabt
8elston beging Die rs Sabre alte
poblbabenoe 5rau WagoaIene 5rltbe
SeIbItmorO, inoem tie iid Dor einen
3ug Der 8abaib 9abn mari unO
itberfabren lieB, 8ter S0bne uno
brei 30dter iiberIeben lie.
-Sernon Sorris, ein ipoblbaben.
Der Sunggeielle I'M sitter bon go
Sa1ren, meld)er altf elmer Sarm IN
Der 9fdbe BON glpenlte Gitp, nabe ct.
Soiepb pobnt, gitg in ieinen @arten
lrno ldlttete nit elmer @lpde, Inn Die
Iufmerfiamteit ieines 8rloers, Ser
ailf elmer benn6barten Sarm Dobnt,
auf lid 81 Ienfen, worarf er ms
Saus 5uriiffebrte ulto iid) cine ait.
gel burd)'s Sers idoB, Die iofort Jet.
men 500 berbeifiibrte. 8obrIheinIi
bat er iih oas Seben genommen neil
er in letter 3eit frGnfli6 mar.
Sim 9ienstog Ia6mittag tpol.
te Die 6rau bes 19 Weile norSli6
bon Seoalia mobnenoen Sormers 8.
$. @oerbart Serer nit Silfe bon
B~etrolei,m anaiinben unb Die 6olge
mar cine Grploiion ser Same.
9ur9 0as entitanoene Seuer gerietb
audi cine i'm 9alts befinOltde Stan.
ge 9pnamit CUR grploiion, woourd
falt ales Oemolirt lrno oas 6eiter ee
Ioidt Uuroe. Die 81 Sabre alte
Srau 8ertie gnerbart uno ibr iie-
beniabriges Sodter6en e~rIitten 10
idDere 9ranopunOen, oaB iie beioe
foot maren bis Die aus Seoalia &C.
rufenen aer5te anfamen. 9as bier.
iabrige Sobnden erlitt 9ranomun.
ben on ben SiiBen, pabrenb Elm iS
angren5enben 3tmmer i6lafenoes 10
Ronate altes 9inO ~unperiebrt oa'
ponfam.
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Wuftipn.

llnteraeidneter miro auf Ietner Tarm 3
TleiIeu peIt bon 9rafe, am
mittp o d. ben 3. Stunt 1909.
Nlitta8 UNI / nbr aniangenb, auf DTTent.
Iiher Tuition iolsenoes perIonlid,e Gi9en-
thum an ben Weiibietenten %uerfauIcn:
l neuer ~Sarmnasen, l 9u9sp, 1 Sras-
mdber, / Seureden, l SGdielmaid1ine. els
ne partie BauboI5, II. I. No.. G~benialS
Sauss unb 2~iid)enserdtbe.
8ebinsunsen: Gae Summen bis au S.
8aar; iiir Gummen iiber IS niro elm 8reoit
o II Ronaten bepiliat se9en Tote init
Sidlerbeit.
Collie es an bieIem Gage re9nen, finbet
Der gerfsui an folsenben Gage itatt.
@iatum 9 6planb.
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Neue Nn5eigen.
3u oerfaufen.

gu %oerfaufen.
0as iriibere Sedmann'ide DoRnhaus unh
8 Gotten an her ipeit, .. Strabe.
Ndberes bel
sri, 6 M a StIber.
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acknowledgements

Sh perbiete baS RoIenfeden auf meinen
Gotten an Der 8 unb Waibin9tDn Strabe
[binter Sa)iises) uno weroe 5uipieoerban'
telnbe seridtIid, beIe9en.
per2eib a d.
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S~anfiaeung.

Dir Iasen 9anf allen lieben Sreunb en-
uno 9ernanbten fir bic 9eiIeibsbeSeiauns
in unierem Idperen BerIuit, ourh ben Cob
u%nierer lieben Saitin uno Wlutter; ebenials
0auf ben acknowledgment, benz Sbor, uno
benz T%ranenuerein Der Gpans. ct. pauls
6emeinbe, iotpie Serrf paItor Sueomeier
fir feline Z, oitnorte, unb aud fir bic BLU
m%enipenben init peId5er bic GabineeI6ie'
oene beoad,t muroe.
Der trauernbe Satte
Sn. SoI3m II II. atnber
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Mbbel sn n~erfaufen.

MDbeI unb SauBserGtbid)aIten bic bis
5um 1. Sum- p~crtauIt Iein miiien, fnb in
Gapt. Sermann'S Wobnun9 3u hsIeben.
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Seras gtoats 2anb.

Der Giaat bat Mtiuionen 9lder 2ano 3u
p~erfauien, $3.50 biz SIS. 90 pei ader. nur
elm pier5isiteI baar, Reit in 40 Sabren 5abI'
bar 8 pro cent Gins, nur S12.o 0 fir 100
ader al S12. 90 per adet, Bette 9eIesen.
belt. SuteS Sormlano. Sdlidi so cents
fir 1909 9lodpeis 9ud), neuem St1ntsse'
ieb uno 9eId)reibun9 oes 2onoes.
IS. SnDber,
SdpoI &ano. locator,
TIA 9te 81.
Iuitin, Seras.
Reieren3, gIuItin NatipnaI 9ant.
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Ma6den 8erlanat.

MGbd1en perldnst fir aIlsemeine Sauss
arbeit iiir SamiI in einem rSIat". 2obn
SIS uno suteS Seiu.
Srau 6 b. 9einide,
1911 grienaI Ctr.
ct. 2oniS, Wp.
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@arnung.

8. 9rour, lupbnbait bel potSoam, Nip.,
1T nidt SeIbiiItdnbis. GS bat teiner ell
R cent linn eimas ab~3urenteu ODER ob5ufau'
ien.
%. g. g II II.
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Quftipn.

llnter3eidneter pirp in Ieiner @pbnuns
an Der 5. Strabe am
Samita9 b zen IS. % a /, 1909
Had)mittass feline seiammte Sauseinrift'
uns iSr 9oar an ben WteiItbietenten pertau'
fen
Srib g al II.