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The Mena weekly star., 1909-02-18

OLIVER CHAPEL UNION. w. E. Murray, president; J. W. Edwards, and treasurer. Meets each 2d and 4th Tuesday nights.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-02-18
OZARK UNION No. ,oO2

Meets 1stand 3rd Saturday nights. ]. N. Blan, president; $. E. Higgins, secretary and treasurer.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-02-18
COUNTY LIN

w. Winkley, president: D. Harbers on, secretary. Meets 2d and srd Satudays.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, V, $. Land Of

NVIINF FfFFt TTN TbIlItls " ININs Department of the Interior, U, $. Land Of flee at Camden, Ark, Jan. 2, 1909.
 Notice is hereby given that
 BENJAMIN l.. HOILk.Y one of the heirs of Sion Holley. deceased. of NanderVoort, Ark, who on Feb. lS, 1908, made homestead entry No 26SS5 Serial No 0l455) for SEA MEL. NEit SEt4 Sec. 32, SML< NWl4 and NWtt SWi4 Sec. B, T. S., R. si w., 9th principal meridian, has He'd notice Of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the Aand above described before the County Clerk Of Polk county at Mena, Ark. on the iith day of March, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses: Robert Johnston, Abe c. Hamilton, George N. Wright and James N Porter, all of Wander vooFt, Ark.
 H. Cs Friedman Register.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-02-18
WARNTNG oRpER.

WARNING ORDER. James R sullivan, plaintiff, vs. Margaret J. sullivan. dcfendant--In the Polk Chan cery court
 The defendant Margaret J. sullivan, is warned go appear In this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plain tIff, James R. sullivan.
 January 2S i909 II. J. Green. Clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
LAWSON RESIGNS:
FIELD APPOINTED
NEW POUNDMASTER NAMED BY
MAYOR HARPER
Trouble in Humane Animal League
Caused by Stuhbe's Goat
Is Settled for the
Present

George L. Lawson, city poundmaster and
formerly secretary of the Humane Animal
league, resigned poundmaster yesterday
afternoon. AS soon as his resignation was re-
ceived the mayor sent message to the coun-
ell appointing E. S. Field, a member of the
board of directors Of the league, to the place.
This is the end Of the internal dissension
caused by the now famous Stubbe goat that
has worked the Humane Animal league to such
a pitch. Mr.. Lawson was first removed from
his Office as secretary Of the league, but The
league had not power to take away mis-
authority as poundmaster, that had been
conferred by appointment by the mayor and
confirmation by the council.
Directors of the league asked the mayor
to summarily remove Mr.. Lawson from the
place, and it is probable the mayor would
have done so for the sake of peace and
harmony had not Lawson voluntarily re-
signed.
Mr.. Field is the third poundmaster to be ap-
pointed in almost as many months
In his letter Of resignation Mr.. Lawson ex-
presses the opinion that no one will be able
to successfully fill the position of pound keeper
until there is change in the officers of the
league. His letter follows:
Hon. a. c. Harper, Mayor of the City of Los
Angeles
Dear Sir-I hereby tender to you my resg-
nation pound keeper of the City of Los
Angeles and request that you relieve me from
the duties of that office at your earliest con-
venence.
Under existing conditions it is very difficult
to perform the duties of the office as they
should be performed Under the ordinance
certain rights are granted the pound keeper
and certain obligations imposed upon him,
while under the contract between the city and
the Humane Animal league certain contractual
rights and obligations are created, in the exc
cution of which conflicts may result. Unless
there is the heartiest cooperation between the
league and the city officials the public service
Will be seriously hampered
while I do not believe the league. as at
present differed, will be able to properly exc
cute it's contract with the city yet L am in
sympathy with its purposes and hope that my
withdrawal at this time may pave the way for
such other changes may be necessary to
promote the public service
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
ENDS His MISERY BY
TAKING STRYCHNINE
young Man in Poor Health, Without
Funds or Work and Separated
from Wife Bids World
Adieu

Despondent because of disease and domestic
troubles, George c. Henderson, a young man.
committed suicide by drinking quantity Of
strychnine in a room at 213 South Main
street yesterday morning
Henderson had been ill and was without
FUNDS or employment. When his clothing
was searched Is cents were found
He appeared at the rooming house at .
CLOCK yesterday morning. He appeared TO be
under severe mental strain The landlord A
coleman, heard him praying and asking for
giveness for his sins
IN the morning Coleman found Henderson s
ilteless body stretched on the bed. A bottle
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
with poison label and glaAs on chair
near the he'd told the tale

with a poison label and glass on chair
near the bed told the tale.
Patrolmen D. T. Murphy and Roberts found
a number of letters addressed to Henderson.
Two were from woman living in this city
and were signed IL b. The others We're
from Breckenridge Colo, and showed the
man had lived there.
1t was found that Henderson had roomed at
539 East Fifth street, a house conducted by
Mrs A. Castanian. She told the officers that
Henderson had awakened her at midnight to
pay his room rent and told her he was going
to commit suicide.
Henderson formerly lived with his wife
at All West Fourth street. She left him three
months ago and went to Denver, where she
is now supposed to be.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
WATSON ESTATE SUIT
DRAWS TO ITS CLOSE
Counsel for Mrs. Stella Butler Will
Make Brief Argument When Case
Is Resumed Thursday
Next

The contest in Judge Rives' court between
The contest in Judge Reeves court between
Mrs. John H. Watson and her stepdaughter,
Mrs. Stella Butler, over the estate left by
John H. Watson, is all but at an end.
There only remains an argument to be re-
sumed Thursday by Attorney lie Comte. Davis,
and this is expected to last only half an hour.
Mr.. Davis cOntended yesterday that the
check for $l6,590.9S, which Mrs Watson claims
was given her by her husband several weeks
before his death, was only partially signed by
watson Comparing this writing with Others
he said, proved beyond doubt that the last
Two letters OF the name had ben placed on
the check by Mrs. Watson, and he believed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
GRAND JURY REPORT
ANTICIPATED TODAY
Probably Will Cover Investigation of
Protected Vice Charges and Con-
duct of Various County
Institutions

Unless something unforeseen intervenes, a
report of the work accomplished by the grand
jury since it organized, almost eight
months ago, will be submitted to W. P.
James, presiding judge of the superior court,
shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. The
report is expected to cover not only the in
vestigation into the charges of protected vice
in Los Angeles city, but also the conduct Of
affairs in various county Institutions.
There was meeting of the grand jury yes
teTday. Several members, however, were at
the court house and engaged in lengthy con-
situations with District Attorney Fredericks
behind the locked door of his inner office
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
PRINCIPAL OF POLYTECHNIC
VIEWS EARTHQUAKE SCENE

Principal John H. Francis of the Poly
technic high school, who has been sent
by the Los Angeles board of education
on an extended tour through Europe to
Investigate the educational systems is
Low in Italy, wishing the scene of the
Messina earthquake disaster.
Mrs. Francis has remained in Naples,
while her husband is viewing the de-
stroyed cities. Mr.. Francis has been
permitted by the Italian government to
pass over the entire ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10

was taken into custody by a patrolman on
South Main street after being pointed out by
Mrs. Beasley, who recognized the clothing
worn by Morrison as belonging to her husband
appeared in Police Justice Frederickson' S court
yesterday for his preliminary examination.
The introduction of an alleged confession
was denied by the justice. The rest of the
evidence was so scanty that Justice Frederick
son took the case under advisement. Nor
rison is at liberty under bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
Suit for Damages by Car

Trial of the suit of Matias Munos against the
Pacific Electric company for damages of $1,000
on account of personal injuries was begun be-
fore a jury in Judge Conrey's court yesterday
Munos says ne was struck by a car at Latin
Station October l. 1907 In the afternoon the
jury, in charge of bailiff went to the place
Of the accident to inspect the surroundings
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
Mt. Wilson Trail Involved

After hearing the testimony of witnesses in
the case of the Carnegie institute of Washing
ton, ID. C., against McNally and Others in
which an order to prevent the property owners
from closing the Mount Wilson trail is asked,
Judge Wellborn of the federal court yesterday
took the matter under advisement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
Jananese Under Arrest

A. Kawfuku, Japanese, was brought to Los
Angeles from Oxnard last night and placed in
the county jail. He will be arraigned before
Pollce Justice Stephens today on a charge OF
issuing check for S135 when he had no funds
in the First National bank to meet payment
S. Yashii is the complainant
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
NATIVE FLOWER
SEEDS FREE

Los Angeles, Calm this distribution for
Introductory purposes we can supply you
with $1.35 worth of Matilda and California
poppy, Shooting Stars, the dainty Baby Blue
Eyes and eleven others just as charming Is
packets total for only soc postpaid. includ-
ing years subscription to our lovely gar.
den and rural home paper of outdoor life
in California. Address WESTERN EMPIRE
MAGAZINE, 129 Times block, Los Angeles.
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
New Trial for Kroner

A jury in the case Of Fred Kromer charged
with assaulting Fred Bertrand with a deadly
weapon on East First street December IL, re-
turned a disagreement in Judge James court
yesterday and was discharged. The trial will
be reset today by Judge Wilbur
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10

Watson's strength or mind gave way before
he could finish writing his name
Mrs. Butler, in her contest, claims the sum
represented by the check should be included as
part of the estate, in which she has daugh-
ters interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10

What is the best book for you? Boys
and girls Of public school age may win
prizes by writing best letter on this subject
Address Aunt Laurie. Herald Junior, care
this office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
ALLEGED CONFESSION OF
0FFENSE NOT ADMITTED

w. R. Morrison, a messenger charged with
entering the home of A. Byron Beasley ,12S
Benton way, Thanksgiving night, and who
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10

The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
$500 Skirts
$2.95

These are striking gar
ments, in panamas, shep-
herd plaids, wooIens in
blue, black and gray; tight
fitting, with flare bottom.
A regular IS skirt at $2.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
$3.95 Skirts
$1.95

This is a we'll tall
ored, neat fitting
skirt, in fancy wool
en-, broken check ef-
feet; a regular 1895
value $1.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
$3.50 to $1,000
Skirts $500

500 skirts of broadcloth,
serges, panamas and now
city woolens; skirts of fine
wire voile, button trimmed;
white serge and panama
skirts, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-10
$5.75 to $3.50 Skirts So. .95

There are fully 300 in this assort-
ment of skirts, in voile, panama,
mohair, plain tailored and satin
trimmed, in black, brown and blue;
fancy woolens in an endless variety,
and voiles trimmed with rows of
satin bands-$395.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@sftern NarsIanb Giienba5a.

Sdgltd.
Heeinreno 81. Scpt, nerIdbt StIeasstat!on
40 Moraeus s6neupof. Saaersioipn. u.
& U. Jn.. @abnesboro. Gbcm6ersbura urb
Lamb.
2.45 ysabnt. - accommodation na@ Union.
Bridge. ~
*415 Ratsm. Shne1s @rpreB. SourtItnte.
Saeerstoiun, Sancpd, Sbippensbure unb aus
genontrifn Sonttaa, Sreoerid uno Gu,mitS.
burg lRarIorsgS $50 geo,al.
Siglih, ansseupurufu Gpnutag.
100 W'~oreens-Oorf, .. g. .. Bib. urb Cot.
Isle. -
75o @s~reens--sfiom mad sburront.
1857 Woraers-gsefteru 9rnreb, gseitmirfter,
8rueebtue (5reoeridls Grtrittsbiirg, Ibur.
mont, Nnnnesboro. ghambersburq, Snaers,
iotpn. Saiteod. Cumberland, GItins (Bnifet.
SbferratiorSg0aaann).
$50 Nadlt .--SaupiItitie, BftIi6 bon gr1orh.
Strobe fernsr grrf. Sanober, Settpsburo unb
$50 9lafm-slffon. mad Sauober.
6.15 abenos-aiicnt. nndb iinion,Sribae.
s45 gben.-SRfgSHl S AnS n~Siou.ar,,,. 49,,
Sanoper. -
sSalf Mot an B.nnfpISanIa.gs e. CITATION.
q. Hstettts1, q. Il. 6s1en,
ntes'Srh. \ Ssn'oesneses 6eus,1.uS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08


@ehen aBur GoHpention.-
Sn @rootlpn,p ~, iinOct III Ser
uddlItcn @ode bic IS. &obrca=Gon
p~crtiot Der o&otboliid)cn @obltb6s
tigfcita &eQion" itott, uno on1 W|on.
toa mcrocn Sllprcmc- Er0iioCnt Gid).
=. Eippctt uto Die Supreme. Geprd.
lcutarltcu @rnrD u. @oiic rno Hctcr
Ntulcubu nud @rootlpn ubrciicu.
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Muiicnriftcr Mmr. Nc. Gum @e-
rid)t9nftllor Nbum TCupCrt mo oil.
0crc promincnte &ntboIitcn an Der
G%onDcntion Sbcil nCbnlct. Sn Der
@rooflpner nGlfS.&ouc" toOt bic
Gonncntion om II. Wtai.
ScmporGrc 6orbcnblno'
belt - Gin - iabrigcr g~IpotbcfCr,
Der lcinen ltunlen els Charles Camp.
bcll lln0 icIncn @obnert ol5 Naltis
more County ullgab, muBtc einc
Observation-Disclosures thc1cr ~be}oDlcn.
Gr lpur pom Noli}iitcn &encnlp pom
ip2Itlid1cu Giitrift bel elmer Soldier
Itnhoc nit cillcr foifccbrolulcn Sd)0s
men iibcrrolht mo perboitct mor0cn
mo lton0 0eIterll inter Der Inldyuls
0i9lnG, 0ca unoroertlidcn Nctrog2nS
por ao0i Sooen, Der ibn1 800 0cIb-
ltrofc ollbrummtc. Campbell 500
cine 0idc 8clbrolc aus Der Suld)e II.
bcropptc. Sd)ladtcr cr1ing c3 icilcr
ipcni0cr bcNiitertcn @cf0brtin; lie cr.
belt oui oie Qlcidc ACKNOWLEDGING
oieiclbc Strofe lnlo muBtc in Grnon-
gcluu0 Der llotbigCu Monctcn ms
8et1nBniB monoerlt,
@trb beute$ ermortct. -
8rpfciipr g. 6. Gotpenter bon Der
Gornctl llnipcriitdt, nclhcr oencin.
itoftlid nit 9errr Sreberid 6. @ag.
llcr. 9oIlmanoeilr scr 5%Iottenbrigo-
DC, dllm berathenpcHp Sn9enieur iiir
ooS Mobren : 2oihipltem o1S Sellcr.
Requirements erllnlult por0en lit,
miro heitte bier oripartet. Sic ioQell
Die 8l0iie bes Saittt Sn9enicurS
Daniel 9, 9orfs priifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Soll iuuge9 ~ f emf.
iibrt bobcu. - Inter Der SIN.
id)ul0igung, unQcbli6 Die rs Sabre
oltc Wloric Yltd) bon Der Mobnung
ibrcr Gltcrn, 01rrn ulo 5rou Gbri-
itopbcr Nlud, 9tr. 22l2, Oit,gtortb-
Npcnltc, lUc1gelodt 81 bobCn, Wllr0e
! 0cItern Mnfn1itto9 Der % Sabre olte
GonOuftcltr HIrtbllr $. &iuolc bon
9tr. 1881, NorO 8op StroBe, Dem
Nid)ter &lapelDn in Der norb0itli6en
Yoli5eiItotiou por9cfiibrt uno bon
SCbtcrcm bis ST cincm meitcrcn Ser
nor inter $1,000 Niirgidoit icitge6ol.
ten. Scrr Nlld) bcbollptcta bei'm
&Crbor, &lnole lei Gnoc lester @o6c
nit lcincr (ohtcr IN GuitIcbCrg'S (Nl-
luclcnlo0cn 1epclcn lu0 babe lid)
BORT olti Den 9tamcu acinea ullecren
W}nnne3 cincn 0iumontring gcbcn
laiicn. I'm oltf icinc Iodtcr ulro
feline 6nnlilic feline Sdunoc 81 brill-
gen babe cr ON Nomeritog iiir ocn
9ting $11O bcjhbIt, &inolc iuoQtc
mcbcr bon Dem Hiug nod pom Dem
9llientbolt DON Sri, Nlld) ct>uoS nil
len.
8 berIt Inberion i III
v&obn& &opfina' &oipitul.
- ObcrIt Charles s. anoerion, Sc
neral Noiutont Oe3 StnotcS 8irai-
MEN, bciinoet iib ais Yatient i'm
vSo6na @optina' 0oipifoI." 9m
Wlittluo6 mltrhe an ibm blr6 Or.
Sugb $. Nolung cine crfolgrci6e Ope-
ration nol5oQEt, 10 0aB cr poroll3-
lihtlid) bcrcita IN elmer @pde ooS
Noipltol pcrloIicn fam.
3nr @encruI Gonfcrcn5
Der ErcSbntcriouSrfir6
rciIt Huitor g. Eoucf bon Der 60bmi=
ldcn ErcabDtcrioncrs&ir6e an 8aib-
in0ton- StroBe mo NibIonb-9lpcmlc
om II. 0iclc5 MionotS nit ocll 1oito=
rcn Ntc1lp BON Der "gi9ollit6 Stro.
bcn "a Erc3bDtcrinncr Stride uto Or.
Gregg bon Der Gmmitt56llr0 Yress
bOterioncrfirde itno orci Girdelt1lte.
Itcrl nod Gcnper, Col, ob. Gia Sc
llnnlttc!l mobnen Der Gonfcrcn& net
dc an 10. 0icieS MorotS bcoinnt
mo II Gage lang Ooitcrt. ,olS Gele.
gotcn oc1 @oltin1orer GiitriftS Der
Erc"bptcrioner : Stride bel. Noh
ShliB Der Gonicrenj miro Eoitor
%anet Den b0bmiiden 9olonien bon
Minnelotu, &onioa lno Rebrosfo CT.
llell @clilb nbitntt2n.
cine mobI d III c # .
6rn6 t. - GinCoppleS lorgcn iebt
bcrcitS in groBeren Moiien an uno
tpcrben nuf uno nod) biaiger, iooaB
balo ieoe Somilie ije auf Den Gid
brinoen fnnn,
Eerionolnoti5em Or
OoHper1eltf Golpttl Wdrttelo beels
oete geItern iein 81. 9ebensid5r. CIR
perbrodtc bct Gag in Neip.Dorf.
Itt $ II cfGung il II itIeri.
d1 CT Sm
yGbarcool-Glub" lit ioeben cine ails-
iteIlilng bon fiinitlcriifcn Bbotogro-
pbie'n Deg TrofeliorS g. e. SeneI
bon Der rSobns Sopfins- llniperiitGt"
eroffnet noroen, Die bebeutenoes Miif-
icben erregt. Sic 9lusiteuung entbdlt
itltgetobr 60 2anbihaftsbiiber ans
pcrld)ieoenen Sbeilen Der @elt, sic
Erofelior SelpeQ beilldt bat. am
q. Mtai miro Die iGbrlide ausitel-
hung Der Nrbeiten ser SGule oe5
rGborcoal.Glubs" eroifnet werben.
Die InslteIllln9 miro obeE, crit om
nnhiten NadlimttoG ocnt allgemeillen
ElibIifrnn 9eoifnet iein. Sic miro
bis gum 30. Mai gcoffnet bleiben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Ncnc Slinocn.N crfitGttc.

GaS olte Linton 2cnguc"- @cb6ll0c
an Der 6apette- uno Gucn.StroBc
fir Den 3bcf ongefouit. - Gr.
bdIt jGbrlid $1,000 StootSbiiIic.
- 0eues @ebGlloc iiir Die .Se-
bren Sbcltering Sonic 5ocietp".
0oS 9ireftorium Scr Morpl0nocr
@%linoenidule bat iiir $4,000 BON
Gen. Sront &. Somblcton ooS oltc
Union Seogue". @ebGunc an Der Gcte
bon Sopette. mo Yoca,Strob &C.
fault, INN borin cine @crflt0ttc fir
9linoe ein5urid)ten. Tic 2egiSlotur
bat fir ben llntcrbolt elmer loldcn
@erfitdtte fir 1909 ln6 olt6 Iiir
1910 $4,000 pcrpiQigt. Sic @crf-
itGtte miro infer Der &crlpoItulg
bon flint Girettoren ItebelL BON mel
den Der @oi,pcr1eltr orei mo ou9
9ireftorium Der WorplGtoer Nlin-
benidyule 5wei crnennt, 3un0dIt ioil,
mic eS beiBt cine 9c%ienfobrif in 0cnl
8ebGuoe ein9eriftet iucroen.
SIM Ipril ipurOcn in Baltimore
Ncuboutcr1 gum @crtbc bon $t,302,.
$40 uno felt benz /. Sonlor sum
@ertbe bon $2,S13,99l in 9(n0riii &c.
nommcn.
Sic 9oumciiter George 9unncdc
& Sobne bobcn Den Gontroft crbol-
ten fir ben Dan zines ncllclt 8cb1it,
oeS Der n&cbrem Sbeltering Some
Societp" an Der Siionrit.Gdc bon
gronotuop lno 6oirmomt 9lpcrule.
2oS @ebdllOc miro $4,000 ~foItcll,
oreiitodig mo Is bel 70 SUB 0roB
mcrben.
2ouiS @oer & SO. boilcn al, Der
Gonmop.S trobc. 5miid)en Charles
uno Sonopcr.S trobe, Gin 50 bel 81
SUB groBcs SngcrboiS, ooS $4,000
foIten miro.
sic ElGnc fir Gin nclteS ,SollS
5llm 8lltcn |Sirtcn fir NeNcrmG0.
den" 81 Golperton iino iertig gcitclt
uto III ben nGdIitcn Sogcn miro ser
6ontraft pergeben mcrbcn. GoS @c.
bGltoe iol Ourh ittlo burh iellcriihcr
nnb 80 bel 155 Sub groB merocn.
Sr. Ebilipp Qin0erItrllth ser fiiri.
lid Den 9ouplot Nr. 1875. Noro.
6rontsS trubr 9efoi,it bat, mill oltf
oemielben Gin oteiit0digeS 5obrifQc.
bailbe nit 81 Sub 6rpnt an Der
5ront.S trobc unD 100 Sub 1icic cr-
ridteil.
Die it0btiihc Gommiiiion fir oen
anfoili BON @nuplGben fir Spribcn.
bGliier erItonO geitern BON Serrn $.
3. @roning iiir $500 ooS GioentGum
Nr. 1t3 bis 1t5. DIT Montgomcrp.
itraBe.
Die .Ntlnntic sSriIit 60" mill ouf
Der @erftp Nr. 9 on Der GrottitroBe
ellten 6rudtifuppen erribten, Der
$4,000 foiten miro. Ger Sfuppen
miro Y Sub brett unb 226 SUB lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

iclbcn @runoc ucrIougt Wor8arctbc
q. Irnlltlpcin 0biolutc Sdcioun8 BON
@m. 5. EroutueiL ocnl lie por Ell
ncn Sabre bic @onO sum Sunoc
rcihtc. 9tifolola pon @oGcI miitIht
obioIutc Sdciorm3 pon @nnic BON
&ogcl,
$4,000 gntiH6Oi8un0.
6rou emma z. Sbrincr, Ocrclr
8otte am ). &lmi Icttcn Sobrca bel
benz ltnfoq Qlri Der @oibin9ton,
Baltimore lnQ Nrmapolia &abn" il
Camp 4orolc lm'@ 2ebcn fam, bat
im 9lmoeS1eriht cine oli $4,000
loiltcnoe SdJooGlcriotfIo8c gcBcn Die
characterization c%ilt5ercid)t.
Au8tbcifS.i odB Or bird @lo5iAcr-
ben, ill .giirct >ehtmcpiiin Der
n0ouGf}% ID}epitSf "&9." front &C.
mOrOclw lei, pcrlandts 6rcoerif $.
@aamngo$5O00 GntidlGDigrng III Ell.
lcr aloaeJ bic ct acitern I'M Staot
Gcriht ieinrcidte. a..ra.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
ISlaggcnsllcbcrrcidJun

G%onfoo2rirtc Gctcroncn ~iibcrqcbcn
@ouperncllr GrotberS ibrc IN Der
S6Goft bel &atdcr'5 Hun Der.
loren ~gcgangcuc uno fiir5lih mic.
ocrgciltnocnc Sabine 6llr Iuib2,
mubrung in Der Stuot@iloggcn.
fommer.
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