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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
Cut Your Weeds or
Connell'll Get You
Now EN- Down, Says Health Com
missioner or Go to the
Calaboose.

Health COMMISSIONS Council has In
structed his inspectors to specialize" In
weeds and to serve notices on the owners
OF all property on which weeds are grow
ing to cut them within five days from the
date of the notice served. In the event
the weeds are not cut within five days, the
health commissioner says he will cause
the arrest OF those delinquent. Renters OF
property for garden purposes viii be held
responsible for weeds on the rented
ground.
There are fewer weeds in Omaha this
year thar for a number Of years. said
DR.. Connell. This / attribute to two
causes, one is that the people are becom-
Ing more public-spirited and the other Is
that a number OF vacant lots are being
used as gardens by the Associated Chart
ties
Street Commissioner Flynn has started
two gangs Of men with mowers and
scythes after the weeds growing along the
outlying streets and in the sidewalk space,
The council ordered the street commits
sloner to cut the weeds growing on city
property.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
The Northwestern Line.


500 City passenger Sundays only. leaves
s:@ a. m. instead Of s:5 a. m.
No. l daily, except Sunday, arrives Has
a. m, instead OF HISS a. m
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22

Have Root PFirA Il.
rudolph r. swoboda, Public Accountant
Htnehsrt, photographer. 18th & Farnam.
heyn' photo. removed TO 18th & Howard
H. =. Combs, expert optician. 1920 Doug.
Equit- BILE Lifs-Policies. sight drafts at
maturity. II. D. Nicely. manager. Omaha
George II. Moore is now with the
Union Quitting Co., 1315-17-1s Farnam St
Loans for KomemakSrs on reasonable
terms, repaid monthly. Nebraska Savings
and Loan association, 1908 Farnam street.
organized 1885.
Sears Back on Bsnoh-"I am very much
alive, declared Judge w, @. Sears, who
returIed to Omaha Monday morning from
his home in Tekamah and will hold court
from now on. Barring a slight pallor.
Judge Sears looks as well as he did before
his Illness.
street Oar for sightsoers-The sight
seeing car is again In service and visitors
to Omaha may take the car any morning
or afternoon and ride 10 the principal points
of interest around the city. The car will
start from Fifteenth and Farnam streets
Sunday it was put In service for the frs
lime.
Game warden FishinE-Game Warder
II, d. Pierson will leave about July 1 for q
vacation in California and Colorado. FRS
he will journey to Los Angeles and othei
points in California to vlsIt his brother. OF
the return trip from the coast he will stoI
in Colorado a week or Two II do q lltt!'
trout fishing.
Veterans WIN Tell war s-tories-Georg'
A.. Custer post and women's Relief corp
viii hold an open meeting Tuesday even
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
SARPY GOES AFTER MONEY
Appraiser is Appointed for Estate Of
Guy G. Barton.
WILL HAS NOT YET BEEN FnEr
Jurisdiction Question Between Two
Counties Depends Upon in Which
Decedant Had His Legal
Residence.

Sarpy county is moving TO get that &3S, 900
or so which will accrue in the inheritance
taxes from the Guy c. Barton estate,
County Judge ]. T.. Begley has appointed
an appraiser for the property, naming II.
z. wedgewood. His action is taken on the
advice of County Attorney E. r. Ringo.
Mr.. Barton's will has not been filed. The
plan of the family originally was to file
the will for probate in the county court of
Douglas county and it was declared that
this would be done last Friday. The recent
intention is to file the will at Papillion.
This may not be done for several days, for
w. H. DeFranoe, the attorney in charge
of the will has heard the call OF the leap
ing trout and has gone fishing.
Question of Jurisdiction.
The question of county Jurisdiction de-
ponds upon where the testator has his legal
residence and this in the present case
does not seem certain. The state law with
regard to this runs as follows:
The county court in the county in which
the real property Is situated of a decedent
who was not a resident of the state. or
county OF which the dcccdent was a resi-
dent at the time &c his death, shall have
jurisdiction to hear and determine all
questions in relation to all taxes arising
under this act Unheritance), and the county
court first acquiring jurisdiction hereunder
shall retain the same to the exclusion OF
any other.
The inheritance tax in the case of a be-
quest to son or daughter, widow or hus.
band, brother or sister, is l per cent. and
this is the tax which will be levied on the
50, O0,0 900 left by Mr.. Barton. In the case
Of uncle or aunt, nephew, niece or cousin
the tax is 2 per cent, and in case Of Other
requests up to 8 per cent, depending on the
amount of the bequest. An average of
per cent was paid on the Creighton estate
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
Keep Hubby Guessing"
Her Advice to Wives.
Retain Looks, But Don't Let Him
Know HOW, Expert warns.
(From New York Herald.)

All is fair in love and war.
1t is wal to get a husband; IL is love
that keeps him, no matter what device a
wife may use. IF she decelves him into
thinking her prettier than she is, such
deceit is the highest art of love" said
Nine. D'Mille, who talked here today to
500 fashionable women on How TO Keep
a Husband"
Scores and hundreds deserve to lose
their husbands" said Nine. UMille.
ANY woman who will go TO bed with
cold cream smeared a quarter of an inch
thick on her face ought TO be ostraoised
by her husband. 1t is a disgusting habit.
and unnecessary"
rs the habit pretty general7" Nine.
D'Mille was asked.
'Far too general was the response.
Lots OF women lose their husbands by
taking too little care to conceal the pro-
cesses by which they retain their beauty"
ANY woman ought to keep her hus-
band guessing all the time. He ought to
have 20 say to his friends, We'll. my wife is
the most amazing problem know about.
She always looks about 16 and she
neither paints nor powders"
Mime. D'Mille continued, ANY woman
can do this II she will dissolve a small
olABlhAA puNhahN u hAogaAoAr III a uhll
pint Of %witchhazel and massage the face.
neck and arms with this solution three
or four times a week. She will shortly
find she has a lovely. soft complexion
and then the best OF It all is that maya
one prevents the growth Of hair. and Is
absolutely harmless 10 the most delicate
skin. Make the solution yourself.
Stay beautiful, and don't let him
know how you do IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
No Additional
Room Mentioned
for Union Depot
Directors Meet, Comply with Law on
Routine Matters and Pass En-.
lsrgement Proposition.

No action was taken Monday at
the annual meeting of the directors Of the
Union Depot company in regard to enlarg-
ing the Omaha station. II had been GA
peoted the orders would soon come to give
the travelling putl., needed roCln, but the
meeting turned on. to be simply a formal
affair to meet the requirements Of til law
and no one was present ; it'll sufficient Lu-
thority to order the ext tensions.
For some time II has been evident 10 all
that something would have tc be done to
relieve the Union station AMI this has been
all the more noticeable since The recCnt
time changes have put a larger number
OF trains into the station during the early
morning and evening hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
striking Indian Nomenclature.

"Muskoka," Clear Sky Land; 'Magane-
tewan," Smooth Flowing Water; "Kawar-
tha," Bright Water and Happy Lands
"Temagami," Deep Water; "Wawa," The
Flying Goose; are Indian words that fit
tinglyl describe some of the most delight
full spots for a summers. outing on the
American continent. All reached at spe-
cIal low round TRIO fares via brand rrunA
Railway System. Double track from Cht'
cago to Montreal and Niagara Falls.
Particulars of fares, descriptive nttera-
ture, time tablesi etc VIII bs mailed free
on application to w. S. CookSon, q. g. r.
A., 1876 Adams street, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
DICKSON HEARS OF OMAHA
Inspector of Transportation Says
Everyone Knew of Omaha
Trade Tour.

THE people Of Omaha do not realize the
benefits accruing from one Of the
trips which the Omaha Commercial
club gives occasionally" said o. L. Dlcke.
son, inspector Of transportation for the
Burlington, who with Mrs, Dickson ar.
rived in Omahs Monday for a three days
stay. "All over the east l heard Of this
last trip and 1t gives the people OF the en-
tire country a splendid idea of the boosting
spirit OF Omaha.
Prospects for a big business this fall are
Improving fast and It is noticeable all over
the country, not only in the west, but in
the far east. fasteners are really looking
for a big business and every indication Is
for an enormous business this fall.
The movement OF range stock from
Texas TO Wyoming. Montana and South
Dakota should be as good as last year"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22

ing at Fraternity hall. Veterans will tell
their experiences duriag the war and Ic-
freshments will be served. An invitation
to attend has been issued to all old SOL
diers and their families.
Diers Brothers in co~nventiOn-w F.
Dlers and brothers are holding their an
nual buying convention at the Willard. The
Diers brothers own general merchandise
stores at Louisville, wolbach, Humphrey,
Madison and Monroe. Their buyers from
the different stores are each summer called
into Omaha, where the buying for all the
stores Of the firm is made.
Long Wants Scales Again-Judge Eben
K. Long Is willing to serve his nineteenth
consecutive year as Justice of the peace in
this city and will soon file his name for re-
nomination. Justice Long asserts he has
been in service OF Omaha in his present
capacity for n greater number of successive
years than any otnGr justice In this city.
He is now in office for the eighteenth term,
and II elected this fall, will be successful
in running for the same office for the nine.
teenth time.
A. d. 7. hoy Gets Under wagon-Harry
Slckett, an American District Telegraph
messenger boy, was run over by one of
the Alamito dairy wagons on Seventeenth
and FarnRm streets and considerably
bruised up. The boy was riding his BIZ
cycle next to the court house yard fence
and fell under the wheels of the wagon.
His left shoulder was badly bruised, but
the wagon being but lightly loaded, his
injuries, while painful, arc not serious.
The boy was able to remount his wheel
and proceed about his business.
Hotel Clerk in Trouble-Alleging that
Jess Mold, night clerk at the Dewey hotel,
Thirteenth and Farnam streets, has sold
whisky to Henry Howard and Mary Cut.
Ter, the latter a girl of Is years, the county
attorney filed a complaint against Mold
In police court Monday. He is charged
with selling liquor without a license. The
police will arrest him today. Mold is SAID
by Probation officer Bernstein, who un
covered the case, to have provided Howard
and the girl with a room at the Dewey
hotel at 3 O'Clock on the morning of Jun'
II and to have sold them some whisky.
Bigger, Better, Busier-That's what ad
vertising in The Bee does for your bust
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22

Bigger, Better, Busier-That's what ad-
vertislng in The Bee does for your bust
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
A Cruel Mistake

is to neglect a cough or cold. DIR. Kings
New Discovery cures them and prevents
consumption. SOC and 800. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
Summer ExcursiOns on Nickel Plate
Road.

Chicago to New York and return, So. 50.
Chicago to Boston and return, s25.s5. on
sale June l. Limit 80 days. Low rates to
other eastern destinations Inquire of local
agent, or address John Y. Callahan, Gen
eral Agent, No. 17 Adams St, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
D~isRracefuI Conduct

Of liver and bowels, in refusing to act. is
quickly remedied with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. &c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-22
Bundins m

Swedish Mission hospital, T~wenty-fifth
and Pratt streets. double brick dwelling,
Sc. 900; Andrew Adams, 1906 South Thirty
Chambers. 2504 Maple street, frame dwell
ing, 1850; Michael Clark, Sixteenth and
Sprague streets, frame dwelling, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

gebiloeter Wenif, iogor e NelpspG-
per Warn iein suno miiie net, mas
Sanoels.9 ilon5 iB? Net? 90 fonnt
lucr bod Die arenf frie9e! Snoieol
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mas Sonoels- 9iIonS meent. onfonee
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Sbrm tort. Nic i'd miooer becm
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Sen &c perIeift gcleie, Deb ergeno-
no Die Ietiftc "a Sftlm c Cor.
moo mar? - Sbr alter 6reino Sad.
ion i. Sooinnfle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
n(ed CT Nercin."

G9r .1edJniide Terein" belt &C.
tern gben0 III .Toigt's SuQe" ieine
rcgeln1Bige WionotS geriommlung
ob, Die lid zines gllten gciuhcS ST.
erfrellen bate. Yr1lioent Hitaro
SdnoloB fiibrtc Den 8orlib, pdbrcno
Sr. Otto 8ottger protofoQirte. 9tui
Suffrage Oes Erdiioenten meloctelt
Iid) y Ianelr mo Scrren sur Shei(.
nobnle an Dem Gnoe Aiiguit in Ybi.
looelp6io ltottIinoenoen Sed)nifer.
5oge al. Sr. Sbeobor Seub lpilroc
sum Eelegnten oes Gereins iiir bieic
Convention ulo Sr. Sitbert arefel
gum lteaoertretenoen 2elegatcn CT.
mdblt. Nui Gntrog oes Srn. hilbert
Sob2r. rueld)er aQieitige berjlide In.
terItiltu1g fono, mllroe beitloiier.
Dem oeiitifen Sebrcr.S eminar III
Wilmontce Den 9ctrog bon $40 ,l
i%iberpeiien - Ter Situng mobnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
SD bin cine Grnu.

Gicrt I'M Eoitocportcnctt jI Mulh-
ii gton ongeItcat. gtebcn ieitcn 81.
tern bintcrlGBt cr 3iuei SdmeIterrL
Srolt &ntborine Nlltb un6 Sri. Otn.
mic lSclldtcr, mo cinen 8ruocr, Sru.
WiQinm 6eudter.
Hube notbig q. - Ter 3uIton0
bon 6rou &obn Woltcr Smith, @ot
tin 0cS 9ln0Ca lenotorS Smith. mel,
DIE iih icit lebtcn Monto1 ais ga,
ticnttl i'm rSobn1 8upfinSs&olpitnl"
befin0et, bcIiert lid lnnainnL i2ood
brord)t Die arontc u%nbeoingtc Hltbe.
Nus lcbtercm 8rlul0c mllr0e (uli5Ilt
@crnbor0t bonn noroGItliden GiItrift
bcouitro9t, mor1cn DOT DEM &oipi.
tol Wnde 81 ltcbtn 0omit BORT teIlte
Sd)ieBerei uortommt.
Siel pom elmer Seitcr. -
Ger II Sabre oltc Gbmuro Stumm
BON Nr. 1859, Noro.8olfc. Stro6c,
ficl Geitern NodJmittog oilf Dem
SpieIplob inn Clifton Bart bon elmer
2Citcr uuO brad 0cn linfcn glrnr.
Gr mltrOc ourd) lcincn &otcr. Srll.
Wtortin Stonnl, nof Souie &c.
brud)t.
Opfcr Scr &itc. - Gie II
Monotc olte Sodlter Der NteQcrin Ger.
trltO GopiS bon 9tr. G05. GbinoitroBc,
Itorb Gonj plotlidI, icGcnfnllS an oen
Sol0en 0eS bciBcn MettcrS. Coroner
0r. Otto NJ. Hcinborot pom iiloliden
Siitrift mllr0C 6cnohridtiot.
9rGn0e. 49, Sin 8rnnO, Der He.
tern &ormittug I'M alei6cr9eih0it
oes Soco6 Gobn, 9tr. 1911, SourenS.
StroBc, allsbroh, rid)tete etno $500
Sfoben al.
Iltf biSber uternlittcltc Weiic
cntItono gcItern Nbcn6 gcgcu 6 llbr
tin @rnno in cincm @onoidronf Der
Wobnlng ocS Sobn Dad, 9r. t1t0,
&onopcrltroBc. Gic Scitcr. Gompog.
mic Nr. 26 loid)tc Ole 6lommen.
Gpntrnft { iii Yoit d If c. -
Ter Gontroft 5ur &icfGlng fir
100000 YoitiGdc pro So6r oIi Die
nd6itcn bier Sabre, mtIhcr BON YoIt.
9epnrtemcnt Der @illiom Is. Sooper
Sons Company iibcrtrogcn mllroc,
trot am lcttcn 6rcitoQ i'll aroit. Gie.
ier Gontroft bebeutat Iiir ctluu 400
3elttud). gr6eitcr itGnoigc 9cid)6iti-
gltna oltf bier Sabre.
3ioni ten Conventions
Die Sobrcs-Gonucntion oeS .Siioolt'
lidcn Gon5ilS Der 3ioniittn" iinbet
an #. Oicics Wonot@ in Der ncllcil
SoInllo Sorob.Snlc, Hr. 1917, Dit.
goltimorcitr., ltott. Gem Gon5il &c.
boren @elcaidJoftcn bon Worplnno.
9elamare unO pom Iiltrift Columbia
an. SormittogS unG abenoS finbtn
@eId)GitSSiBlnacn mo onl Nod)mit.
tag cine misunderstanding itott.
Ecrionolnoti6.-6ro Clara
a%rippcnoorf bon Tcluarf, N..S., mo
Srou Charles arippcnoori bon 9tr.
As, @rctnesS trnBc, Ncporf, rs,
boltcn lid g%egenudrtig bel Srn. SEQ.
Sitting 3ll Vciuh oui.
Nuf brutolc &eiic mur0c
geitcrn DER 81 Sabre nItc Major Sec.
SorriS bon Nr. 2Sli, Nortb. Npenuc.
ongegriii1n, inocm i'm Wrn. S1onon
lno 1bonlnS Soulor. meld)e lid I'M
@e%lpobriom Der Toli}ci OeS mittlc.
rem GiitrittS befinoerL 10 ihlucr Der.
lest bnben iolen, oob or nod Dem
Staots Solpitol iibergeiiibrt mer0ct
nntBte.
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Sanbitmm NJ acldlieScn.

Upper San6usfp O., 3.
Silli. - 6ror Soietta 3ierlio. cine
Snubltummc, erpirttc cine Steioirng
pon ibrem 8ottcn 6ronf. Der olid)
toitbItunm lit. 6ruu Soiepb Stuei,
Der, cbenfoua cine Eoubltmmc, mar
@cupt5eugin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

5mei @Gitc nlls Nem }orf, be3!u.
philadelphia bel, Mitglieoer ocS
| oGcntrol EcrbonocS Der GeutId)s
Nmerifnniifen SednifGr".
&riefbefOrbcrung nadD Dem Nnslanoc.
Gic mtSlGnoilhe Yoit fiir ole NIT
Dem 10. &llli' 1909 cnoenoe 8odle
ihlicBt bier I'M Souptpoitomte, in al
len 6Gllcn piinftIid mic foIgt:
Tic Eodctpoit lit bon 9 ltbr Nor.
gems bis 3 llbr Nofmittngs tGglib
often, ouSgcnommcn SonntoqS.
Compiler fobrcn bon Nclu . Yorf ob,
mcl,n nidt un0crS unqcgcben.
SrunSotlonti de = ofet-
i D it.
GcutldlonO idlicBt nm ) llbr
Nohmitto9S om Wonto9, 0ienitng,
0iittluoh ullb Sreitog.
8roBbritonnien II. Srlono idlieBt
nm 5 llbr Nod)mittogS on 9ienltog
uno 6rcitoN.
6ronfreih iflieBt INN 5 llbr Nod-
nitto9S on 6reitog.
NorlpeNcn S6lucoen un0 00ne.
mart, ihIiebt INN 5 llbr Nohn1ittogs
an Wtittpod).
@oQuno ihlicBt 5 llbr NodmittogS
om Wonto9.
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Tags Montog, Gienitog Wtittluod)
mo 6reitog,
Grams. ItIontti 6 c y it.
Wontoq - llbr 9lbenos, iiir Git
ropo, CNricfe fiir Geutihlonb miilieu
ipc5ieIl ooreiiirt iein iiir 9remen),
girito uno Sitinoien, per Compiler
! oaronprin5 @ilbelm" pia Ylpmoutb,
Gbcrbourg ulb Bremen.
Sicnitog - 6 llbr IbenoS. fir Gu
ropn Ifrifo, mo Sltin0icn, per
Gnmpfer oSceollic, tia Elpn1outb II.
Gbcrbourg Grlnno mrlB ipc3iell aOrei
iirt icilD Z llbr NbenoS fir europa
per Ion1pfcr y&uconin," pio 01teens-
tolpn.
Wittmod) II llbr gbcnoS, fir
Geutidlono, pid BREMEN.
6rcitog - I llbr NberoS. fiir @r-
ropn, Nfrifo uuo Sitinbicm pcr3unl.
pier st. Yoll," pio Ylpmoutb mo
Gberbourg, 10 llbr GbenoS, fir Sr-
lnnO. per Gompicr yGeoric", bin
Queenstown (9rieic iiir onoere Cant
Ger miiiieu ipe5icQ obreiiirt lein).
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u mcrifo q. @eitinoien
U. |. 10.
Sonntug - 7 llbr abenbS, iiir
Barbados, ct. 2ucio, Sriniooo uno
@niono, per Camper .Goppenomc."
Wiontog - 10 ltbr NbcnoS. filrGell-
troll Amcrifn, Ynlomo, Gonol.Go-
lie, Colombia mo Siio Yocific. Sd-
len, per 1ompfcr pia Colon.
0ienitug - 10 ll6r gbcuoS. fiir
Sunlaico, per Gompfcr non Ybilnoel.
pbio, fir bermuda, per Camper
o9erml0ion."
Mittlpod) - llbr Nudmittug8.
iiir Bermuda, per Camper o Sos
liior, u. g.; 10 llbr gbenOS, iiir
Gulbo, 9ucotnn uno Gnmpcd)e, per
N,,,t,tnr NDnt,torot
9onneritng - 8 llbr 2benoS, fir
banana mo Ole Gonol . Gone, oiu
Ncp Orleans; 10 llhr, iiir Sortune
Sslonb, Wontegro Ban mno Golom-
bio, per Gompicr aFrin5 Gitcl6rieo-
rid"
5reitoa I ltbr Nbcnos, fiir So
Nluto . Stootelt, per Gompier rGopc
9reton;" 10 llhr AbenoS, fir Guro,
Gao mo 8enejuela. per Compiler
n5borio;" iiir Eorto Hico- per Gam.
pier .Gorelino";" fiir Snogito mo
Soiti, per Gompier .Sarnio;" fir
Curtis Sslnno ulo Iominicon Hepu.
hlic, per 9umpier .Gberofee;;" iiir
Eernombltco mo 0ubid. per Gam.
pier o8olicio" (anocrc Sbeile bon
9rnlilicn miiiien per y@oIicio" oorel.
iirt iein); fir Somoico uno Golpm-
bin per Compiler oSrinoco" (Yono-
NO unb aoitol Gone miilien per
Gan1picr oSrinoeo" abrelIirt iein).
Vcru hi 4 II q. - 8aIt (im Sc
t,.,-t4h. N. I..- H1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Tricitcr bescbt Sclbltmuro.

0cnbom SpringS, 60, 3.
SllIi. - Ser Eiorrcr Der fotbollid)elt
Stride in 6rcnd Settlement, u ,Scuc,
bat iid) eri6oiicn, nofoem or iein
Simmer III 9rono geitett bate.
Seinc 9efonntcn crflGren. ooB CT
ln15lircfnun9siGbig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
= 0cl0icnbnneen.

@eloienbunsen nod Geutidlanb
unb SeItreif llngarn iider unb
idnea beiorgt. 5, 10 uno 90 Warf.,
Ioipie 10 unb 20 aronen Sdeine gu
nerfaufen.
Sbco. 8. 9iener & &c.,
o. Nr. 217, Cit.SaItimore.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
YradltppQcr Ganoiit,

uabe Salptitation on Der annapolis gLeftrifden
gdbn. Cars fa1ren iebe balbe StirSe, 5abrpreis
nir 0 Cts. 4nf patieno tnr eiIeIi Edoen, oa ete
milf bieIen decentralization, bat fhonen @arten.
Gtau, Sibnerbuus ufp.. Sft beoeliteno rtebr
ipertb, nub abcr iofort fir $4,000 eeriauff fusrs
Waitber ynifSims, III TorssG bartes' etra0e.
(Septt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
3n u%crfamfcn.

-Gbifcring Gianp; &pien'
QIUu boljs8cbGuIe; 10 gut lpie
nell; Seiicl uno Gefe.
Stieff-9 Nurbs2 ibcrtgsS tr
GS5-9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
3n Dcrmictben


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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-02
FIENDISH INGRATITUDE.
He Stung the Bosom That Warned
Him.

A few months prior to the Powha-
tan horror, one of the fiendish partic-
ipants was in a certain store in the
City of Richmond negotiating for the
purchase of vehicle, and not having
the ready cash or the acceptable Sc
curity to offer was about to leave
without securing the thing he wanted
when Mr. Johnson entered, went on
his bond and the trade was consum-
mated
1t was the same white friend who
the same negro so soon thereafter
foully murdered. In the meantime
the kindly man and neighbor had done
no act of unkindness, and yet at the
dead of night, when at peace with the
world, his life was taken by the hand
of one he had befriended. The devil
in human form still walks the earth
seeking whom he may devour. y