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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
SATURDAY, APRIL u. A. D. 1909,

between the hours of O'Clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day, and during the session of the circuit
court for said Lafayette County, the
following described tracts oil land
situate and lying In said Lafayette County,
Missouri, o-wit: The south half of the north
east quarter OF section sixteen QG; the south
east quarter OF said section sixteen I'D the
east half of the southwest quarter OF said SEQ
ton sixteen Q6l; the north half OF the north
east quarter OF section twentv-one ED. and
the northeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter OF said section twenty-une (2l1, all be-
ing in township fOrty-nine (Igl, of range
twenty six (26l, ana containing in all 440 acres
which will be sub-divided into convenient
farms. The land will be sold subject TO the
approval OF the Probate Court OF said county,
and bidders will be required TO pay one third
OF the amoun Of their resp, ctive purchases,
cash in hand, TO insure their bids. to be re-
funded In case Of ~disappr0val Of such sal
and the balance to be paid on the delivery Of
the deed.
Given under my hand this March 10, 1902.
WIN. X. JENNINGS.
$50 81 Executor.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
RIDAY April .. 1909.

between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, and in front OF the court house
door, in the City of Lexington, Lafayette
county. Missouri, during the session OF SAID
court OF said county. offer for sale and
sell, publicly to the nigle-t bidder for cash
in hand, all the right. title, interest, claim
and estate OF said Bette j. Bell and Manlius
Il. Bell defendants In said execution. In aud to
the followingdescribed real estate, situate. ly-
ing and being In the county OF Lafayette aud
state Of Missouri to-wit. S~eventy-nine (70)
acres. West half OF Northeast quarter except
one rod of the West side Ia section fifteen
t5) Township forty-eight t4sl kange Twenty.
seven t27 Lafayette county, Missouri. levied
upon aS property Of said defendants. and
10 be sold 10 pay the delinquent taxes there
on for the years 1904, 1905 and 1865 amounting
in the aggregate to the sum Of hfty-six COL
lats and siXty-two cents (S56.62) and interest.
penalties, commission and all costs thereon.
Given under my baud this 18th day OF
March, 1909.
1904 WINFIELD S. PEACOCK, sheriff.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
Marking the Trail.

The earl Of Warwick at a banquet
in Washington was quizzed about the
hunting yarns he had snapped with
the president whilst dining at the
White House.
oh, yes" Lord Warwick said play
fully, they we're tall yarns-tall on
my side, | mean. / outdid the wander
ing hen.
"A hen, you know, set out to see the
world and met a crow in a distant
wood.
but, said the crow, are you not
afraid, without wings. of losing YOU
way in all this tangle?'
Afraid? Not L. scoffed the hen
Every little while | lay an egg Il
guide myself back by"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
FRIDAY. APRILs, looo,

between the hours OF niue O'Clock 10 the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day, In front OF the court house door, IN the
City OF Lexington, Lafayette county. Mis-
souri,. during the session OF said Circuit Court,
sell publicly AZ auction, 20 the highest bidder
for cash In hand. all the right, title, aud inter-
est. claim and estate Of the said ID. II. Smith
nnd Emma smith, defendants In said extcu-
ti0n. ia ago 70 the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being In the County
OF Lafayette, d state OF Missouri. t0wit;-
Forty acres, the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section thirteen lD.
township f0%rty-nine ilql, and range twenty
four tel. The said above described real es-
rate TO be sold 10 pay the delinquent taxes
thereon for the years 1904 and 1906, amounting
70 the aggregate sun Of fifteen dollars and
sixty cents fel5-6OL and the interest, com
mission and all costs thereon.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
wINsFIELD s. PEACOCK.
2-40td Sheriff,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20

A captain on an ocean liner tells the
following story: Coming from the old
country vas a very nervous old lady
who complained that she was sure
there was a rat in her stateroom.
Keep It there, madam. said the
captain.
But do you like rats?" asked she.
I've got a nest in my cabin" re
torted the brusque seaman. and
never disturb them. When they leave
the ship do"
why, you must be superstitious,
urged the dame.
NO, ma'am wound up the captain.
I'm not, but the rats are"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
EVIDENTLY WASN'T A LINeuIsr.
Lawyers Question Brought Truth
from Puzzled Witness.

An Irish lawyer who used TO have
an extensive practice in the criminal
courts of New York was once engaged
to defend a Jew charged with setting
fire to his store. He felt so confident
Of being able to have his client acquit
ted that he put him on the witness
stand.
Now, my good man. he began, re
member, you are on your oath. You
stand here charged by the people Of
the state Of New York with a terrible
crime. ! want you to look the jury
men in the face and ten them you are
not guilty Of this cowardly deed. Are
you or are you not guilty Of this
charge OF arson?7
The lew, who had never heard the
word arson used before, and thinking
1t was some new charge, tried to save
himself. In a thoroughly frightened
tone, he answered:
NO. chudge. your honor, / am not
guilty OF arson. All ! done vos to make
der fire"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
aoeus eAEcK; BOGUS cuRRENcY
Forssrs' Little Game Not as Easy as
II Seemed.

The we strangers boldly entered
the towns imposing bank building, to
which they had been directed, and APP
preached the cashiers window
What's THIS for?" inquired the man
behind the window as n Of the
strangers deposited a bogus check on
the slab.
Check for 5000. Can't you read?"
well" replied the cashier, smiling
ly, scruunizing the piece Of paper,
'you'n have to be identified, you
know"
The first forger pointed to his com
paniou. This gentlemann identify
me"
AS the second man stepped forward
the cashier looked him over.
well, l guess it's all right, gentle
men, you both have such open faces
there's no need OF asking your names
or business. Just indorse the check,
please.
This being quickly done, the amount
was counted out and the forgers de-
parted in high glee.
Amt he easy?' piped n on the
way out.
1T was a shame to take his money"
~reioined his pal. Our first game was
a cinchi"
But a moment later both novices
hurried hack 10 the cashier.
Say" blurted out the first forger,
this is stage money!
We'll. what do you ~expect?' was the
cashiers calm rejoinder. The banks
next door; this is the box Office of the
theateri"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
Heartx Lauah caused pI.tresa.

Dislocating her neck by immoderate
laughter at a joke told by a guest at
P%ittsburg, Pa, Mrs. William Giesey
suffered intense agony until the ar.
rival Of a surgeon, who reduced the
d~islocation. After Mrs. Giesey had
begun to laugh, she became h~ysterical
and was unable to stop. Suddenly she
felt a sharp pain in her neck and heI
face became livid. Then the surgeon
was summoned.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
Boy Kills Big Gray EAGLE.

While returning from M%organtown
the other afternoon ROBBIE e. Taylor
shot and killed a gigantic gray eagle
On top Of the Dixon hill. 1t measured
seven feet four inches from tip TO tip
Of wings. ROBBIE had just purchased
a 22-caliber rife, and It was with this
that he killed the eagle.
1t is the first killed in this locality
for many years and It has created
quite a sensation. ROBBIE is but 16
years of age, but is an experienced
hunter and a good shot.-Green River
Republican.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
Rino In oHertory.

After having taken the collection in
the Culiompton (Eng) parish church
the church warden noticed a gentle
mans gold ring in the onertory box.
AT the conclusion OF the service the
vicar announced that a gold ring had
been either accidentally dropped into
the box or given as a thank offering,
and would be restored TO its owner II
put in by mistake. No oHe claimed
the ring.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
The Power of Enthusiasm.

Enthusiasm is one magnet of power.
You must fire every event with g..
touch thoughts and acts with II; it will
transmute dross into gold, d%rudgery
into delight. What matters if the soul
which lives beside you is cold and
selfish. Set him a good example! Joy
is sunshine and he will feel it. Every
irksome tesk is a chance for power.
For the qualities which they bring out
are Gods gifts which fit us to enjoy
better things. Easy things will come.
if you have spent your hearts blood
on gaining strength, for the very goal
Of power is the ease which comes from
strength. We laugh at things and peo-
pie who used to cow or annoy us, we
do gracefully and swiftly the tasks,
once so hard. One by one, we have
unriveted our chains, we are free!-
Nautilus.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
A ssIf.peeIarsd senefaetor.

Have you done anything to make
the world your debtor?"
NO" answered Mr.. Dustin Stax. q
don't believe in encouraging bad hab
its. My ledger assures me that have
managed to make the world pay as
1t goes"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

By virtue OF the power in me vested by the
last will and testament Of Elizabeth Jen.
nings, deceased. /, the undersigned. William H..
Jennings, the executor of said will. do hereby
give notice that l will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door In the City of Lexington
Lafayette County, Mo, on
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20

The State OF Missouri at ]
the relation and to the (
use OF George y. Gordon, I
Collector of the Revenue
OF Lafayette County, in
the State OF Missouri,
Plaintiff,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
d. II. Smith and Emma
Smith, Defendants.

BY virtue Of aspecial execution issued from
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Lafayette county. Missouri. AZ Lexington,
and IN favor OF George y. Gordon, collector
of the Revenue OF Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. plaintiff, and against d. H.. smith and
Emma smith. defendants, 10 me directed and
returnable u the April term, 1909. OF said
court, 4 will, on
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20
SRERIFF'S SALE

The state OF Missouri at the
relation and to the use Of
Geo b Gordon, Collector OF
the Revenue Of Lafayette
County, In the State OF Mis-
souri,, Plaintiff
VS.
Bette J. Bell and Manlius
n. Bell, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Missouri, at Lexington.
BY virtue OF a special execution issued
from the ONCE OF the circuit clerk OF Lafay-
cite county. Missouri. in the above entitled
cause. wherein the State of Missouri, at the
relation and to the use OF Geo. b. Gordon,
collector OF the revenue OF Lafayette coun-
ty. Missouri, is plaintiff and against
Bette J. Bell and Manlius 4. Bell defend
ants, to me directed and returnable 70 the
April term. 1909, OF said court at Lexington
Missouri. !, the undersigned, sheriff OF La
fayette county. Missouri, will on
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20

=, n,ompfiy. We sell and recon-
ne lend them. Sold b. crensns~
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-03-20

$50 st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
Sdlciomna unb Yrobibitiun.

Cine nnlangit bon Der 9unoesre.
9ierune beralisaeaebene Statiitif
iibcr Sdeibuna unb oeren uriad)en
hot 81 allerbunb Gommentaren Mn-
Lab geaeben. Sci einem gepiiien
Tro5entias Der Sheibungen miro
Srlinfiud)t ais ltriahe anaeeeben,
mo ole Yrobibitioniiten baben iid)
prompt nit Der 0ebaliptung genlel.
oct, oab Der .SaloOn" oil Der beoen'
tenben 3ulinbme Der Gbeid)eioungen
in erlter Clinic id)l,lb lei.
Is iheint, boB oic unperiobnlifen
ScinDc bes .3eufels AIfobol" oas
@ert oes Genius. Tepartemcnts nidt
gai,5 ourfacleien Baber, benin ionit
ipiirben Tie faum perirft baben, So
pital boraus 5m ihlaeen. IS iiitO
ndnlid) nift MIR geraOe Die Erobibi.
iionsituaten, in Oenen Die meiiteil
Sd,eiouugen ailsgeiprod)en meroen,
ionoern Die ,trodcuen" Stuoten mar.
idireii niid) al Der Spite. no es lid
iilt Die SabI Der nui 8runb bon
1runfenheit bcui1igten Sd)eiOungen
banoelt. Gu ge6ort ). .. Der Stoat
Maine, no oic TroWbition id,on ieit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Gage Ser 2batIafet aebt o,,d, 6erbor,
boB Der fIcine @igentbiinter bon T,lb.
2dnbereien, oeiien IreaI I'M Muee-
nleiuen uerineiien, i'm Iaftbeil lit,
on er elmer groBeren geiteuering llns
%terrporfen miro, ais ipenn ollie iolfc
Sonoitiide beIteuert nGrcn.
9aber empfieblt Der 9erid)t, baB
Der @ongreB cine Suntnle pcrlpiIiigt,
Die %aeniigt, oieie 2Gnbereien 81 per-
meiien, fir Die Riideritottung Der So.
item onfiir einen HedtSar{prud)
GyIien") ooraiif erbebt mo Die 9e.
fu9niB ertbeilt, cine piinftlidc Hiid.
eritattilng er5tuingcn 81 oilrfen.
lleber Die Gontrole Der Wolierfraite
cnlpiieblt 'Serr @allinacr in ieinem
9critt, boB Ser YcliBtiteI fir 2anb
nit @oiierfrGften Ser 9unoesreeie.
rllng rclerpirt bleibt. unb bieie nur
cine NilbnieBlng an Fripote aeluGbrt
sur Gr5eugltng elettrild)er aroit, sur
9cricielung ODER nnoere 3ncde. Sie
NuBnieBluhg lou MIR olIf %beid)rGnfte
Belt, ouf bod)Itens 30 Sabre, bemil.
ligt lperben, nno fonn baum u1ter
nelen @ebingunaen p%erlGngert iper.
ben. Gqe Red)te unb Tubniebungen
loIlen perluirft iein, ipeiln Die Ont.
midclung bon Strait nitt iu elmer be.
Itinlmten Belt porgenommen ooer Die
Nnlogc nid)t betrieben miro. Sieie
,uihtige @elesaebuugSarbcit miro
Den GonareB nod piel 81 ttiln aeben.
Ter 8unoesbousbolt bot iibrigen5
ans ben Observation-Disclosures nod
red)t Itattlid)c Ginuubnlen. Sic be.
tru9en iiber 9.235, 600 Collars; ollBers
Dem brod)te Der Gerfoui bon Hcgie-
rungslGnbereien iiber 2l@ Willipncl
Collars. Woiierrehts .Nbaoben II. u.
brad)ten ben @eiammt.Grlos aus He.
gierungslGnbereien olti iiber ~ Mil-
lionen Collars.
TaB init Den 0ifcntlid)en Sanoc.
rcicn nielinf libel gcbmlIt morocn ut,
,pciB boS @olf. IS perIungt. Dab Dem
Elm Gnbe aenInd)t miro, mo Der Gon-
greB miro oicienl @%erluugen Mcd).
ming truaen miiilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
Stalieniide MaitatiOm aegem Den
Trcibnnb.

9lrlS Mom tommcn Hohrihtcn,
ooB Gin 5beil Der itnlieniid)cn Ercilc
cine ipitennotiId)e gaitotion besor,
nen bot, Die ouraltf ub5iclt, Den
Treibuno 5u ipren9en. Ca miro III
Den 3%eitunaen mlseefiibrt, oaB oas
itolieniide Iolt miioe lei. ieinen al
ten Grbieino Seitreif lpeiter ju iii.
teritiiBcn mo mcridminalibe Spier
at brinscn. INN Die ebreei5ige Eolitif
Geutiblnn0's 5u mlteritiiten. Sta
lien miiiie iid) olf Die Settle Gug'
LAMBS, Sranfreib's uno &uBlono'S
iteaen. TaS iino a~lleroings MIR Iell.
Berungen italieniiher 3eitungen,
mo nidt einmol Der ongeicbenlten.
A~llcroings iino nah Dem G5aren.
beiild) in Iocconiai Die Sotinlrnaeu
Der irrehcntiiden &reiie Stolien'5
oil icine groB5ii9iae 3litunits- Eolitit
in Der. 2epanie mo I'M Yolfun mies
Der beionoers rege 9elporben. Gus
appcniniid)c Heib ioll mad, Often
bin misgcoebnt merbeil. iuobin Der
Singer bes itnlieniid)cn Generals
Iiinori BET elmer S%nbneniueibe Ge-
luieien bat. Ter @eneral bot pegen
Ieiner tottloien uno feinoieligel
Heoc ge9en Seltreid) ioiort ieinen
Nbihico erbulten; allein Die Mebe
bat 9c5eigt, Dob audi in hohen Mill.
tGriiden areiien itorte gbnciauna
gcacil SeItreid) berriht.
Gle oiii5ielle itolieniid)e Eolitif lit
nod ipie Dor Dem Ireibunb frelnlb,
lid. Ger itolieniid)e Winiiter ocs
aellBereil, Sittoni, bat iih itets ols
Elm treuer MnbGilger oes Ereiblinocs
ae5eigt, Nleil IN Stalien miro Die
Folitif i'm @cieltlid)en bon oenl
Golfc beltimmt; Don einenl 0olfe,
ooS leid)t e~rregbor lit mo lid, leid,t
Don Stimmungen leiten lGbt uno
Gl,Beren Giniliilieu leiht 5~ngGuglid)
lit. Gs muB olio nit ciner wanfcl-
miitbigcn i%tolieniid)en Eolitif &C.
refnet luerbeu. Sdon Der HeihS-
fun5lcr Billion bat I'M HeihStugc
cinmol bon elmer Grtrotour Sto-
liens geiprotell, ais cine gnndbe
rillg oil Sramfreih I'M @erfe iuor.
mo fiibl hin5ugefiigt: .@ir lauicu
Niemnnb nad)!" gllf Jest meroeu
in Geutidlano uno Seitrcib Ole nnl-
b%eiounenen Musbriid)c Der italieui-
id)en Yreiie leift bit,aenommcn. sit
Stalien I'M Nrcibunoe ein .unlidc-
rcr &antoniit," 10 iteben bic 3mei'
ulad)te Wittelcuropa's I'M, 10 letter
Suiammcn uno iueroen i'm Starcc
ieiL iid) Der Weitrebungen oes Go
irlorcri- mnb Slapentbmms 81 errpel-
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Hoiulanos tiirfiidc gGbcr.
Ganltable, yebdmse, Ypaamt sesen. etets Oiieu.
(lGai4 1S)
SpocsfGae.

nm 2G. 9,opember earle ". Suiner, itntcr
Der Turib' goeuues4 Bride, 20 Sabre alt.
,stnt %. Iopember 6ouaro SpISenbudj, 1tr. /,
HnolucbrsHane, AZ Sabre aft.
.m 81. 9Snpcmber &iibcimiha MHeii, Nr.
2523, Ramiapa Sirabe, 30 Sabre ali.
glm rs. ToocIHbcr 8eprae arDrr, 9aOotcips
MiOl u Sabre ali.
Vim 81. 9iopcmbcr ai5ire Muruimgiiar, gtr.
1000, ST Bort slpc., ~ sabre alt.
Vim y. 9'opemhcr Samrc Wilts, yir. l4iG,
Sdros Sirdbc. 40 Sabre alt.
Vim ~. 9topcmber 6uuianee Vrterion, Linton
Frotcfiult Snfirnarp, 40 Sabreult
Nm -. giobember Caroline Stadlorie, Ar.
142. 92arbsStr0be, 102 Sabre alt.
gm 81. aiobember Sarab W. atedels, St.
2uie'o suipiiaI. Al Sabre ait.
Viii y. 8uoember aate Nirth, 9tr. ii05.
9ioros9entra .%2luenue. "a Sabre ali.
slm p. Nobcinbcr BARN 3ipp, WcrcO So
ipituI 40 Sabre olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
@crmiidlte ansciscn.
. yerfauf
Be SONG 4 g.,

De Yong Y 3d.,
tran5oiidc Namenf6neiber.
Wr. $50, Nuro-V iImOr-S trahe,
ndbe Gbmpnbfpn!Msenae.
Tnmen! Atir inadheu bic lettsu Weuteiten
Der behen Eualit6t Vbu Tamen. Warberute 81
critaunlid, biaigea 4rriiem.
Sefs Msbcii uuo ~psrisftes eieeu earantirt.
"! 4 y. Vboite. (Sfff5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
gareau beS staot.N cgtnrators,


.yaItimore., 10. Iopenber 1909.
IN Die Observation-Disclosures Sommiifdre Der
Gtaot Baltimore In Der pom @efcb porgcltrte.
beHen gseiie ibren euosiiitigen rno oerbefertcn
Yeridt iiber Die gbfhaBul9 Der soften In.
ioitcu iIlo McriberbDbuna nebit ben oarauf
he3iiaIiten enoeilliigen frtlireHoen Rldnen in
Yc5ia auf bic 6on6emntruue uno ben Snrdb'
brtt, Der sietrnten, Jest ais xoplar.Yrppe.
strafe befannt, bon Der 9%sorofetie Der SomoIlh'
ion'glocmle bis our ~9torofeite Der Weftpp1hs
goemue eemdb ser geIiimmnueen bee ga!tis
more SiaotsGbarters ino Der am %. Iprtl
1909 unicrf6riebenen 8croronuug III. 1906 pcs
9Rabors nno Staotratbs bel mir binterleaf
Daben,
miro biernit belannt sema6t. baB befagIer
9eridt llno Blaine nnf biefe sSeife IN pieienl
Gireai binterleat iuorbeit fino, .nnS bnb oer
Wapor lino Staotratb oon Baltimore ODER IL
ac1o eine Fcrion ODER 9erfoneIt, uoer cine ober
tnebr 9orpurutionclt, Die nit Der 8Pribeiflna
Der eorbeiannien Gntidaoisnneen ooer saertD.
erDcbnngcn nn5ufrieoen ftno, tnnerbulb breiBiG
(3O) 1daen pom Is. Nopember 1908, ais benz
srilen TdNe per bon nil, ansae9anaereu &tr'
~tiniorer Staoiqeritt 81! nppelireu uno befa9tes
@eridi 5i %erfiitett. ,biefelben 5l reoioireH.
Z. Se,peu Sbpmas,
(Euol6. %, 30 t5O Gtdbtsatesiftrutur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Hun bat aud @alter
@e1mar, Der ieit Sabren oen Noro.
pol nit einem @nllon uufiud)en polls
te. ober INNER 6iasto aenlod)t bat,
ieinen Semi 81 Der Goot- EeorpsGon-
troperie geeeben. Gr erfldrt, oaB
Yearp's Nnguben %alaubpiiroig ieien,
Ole Goof's bo9egen nnflar mo Der
bGdtia. @oSu gicbt Serr @ellmai,
Elm llrtbeil, netln ct Dos Mntcrioi,
oas Die beioeu Norbpoliabrcr iibcr
ibre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alls0earbei.
tet baben, nidt fennt9 MGnner Der
@iIienihoit ,perben Die Yerifte Der
beioen NorOpolfabrer priifep nno
oaun entideiowt. Wo5u allo Die Sui-
baberei @eumnn's? Iber 9r. @cll-
man niod)t germ non 5ih reoen.
GrGiibent GAIT bat nod
fein @ort bon leiner 9otid,aft al Den
rdd)itcn GonereB sm Yapier aebrodlt.
llnicrc @eltbl1tter miiien inlb peroi.
icntlid,en bereits MueS, mas Ser Bra,
fioent in ieiner, @otidait empieblen
miro. Gle gorrelponoenteu oieier
Seitungen horen oas @ras mod)ien
mnb ole SIobe buitel,. llnb Die Seier
alanben treiiber3ig, mas linen on
porgemad)t miro. Marilm nid)t mar.
teit bis Die 9otifaft porliegt? gber
no bliebe banu Der Soripring, ben
unierc SeniationS 3eituneen nun
einHlof bcaniprufen? Sunbna lit
Srumpf.
Nus 9uberisbuft mira
9eneloet, bob oif ben 0eloern Der
beittiten Siamanten.8 eielIihait ein
Giammt BON II aorat aeiunoen
ipurbcn lit. Gle bisber gcirnoenen
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gcfanntmadMmaen
1epartrment fur bifenaidbe eiberbeit.-yautcn.
SubsI epartemeut ecs .Vebdube. SnipeftorS.
ynreCu6, M0fbbnn6

@nIti III or 20. J%tobember 1909.
Sd babe ssppiifaiionen erbalicn fir @es
iptbrung oer io!9euoen Bripileaien:
yir; FOL Noro.0 riaius StraBe, I Mlotor BON
IN Fieroefrdliene
rer lotaIGapasiidt bon 30 VTtsrSeiraitei.'
g;r. IA. G,tsaunbdrosS trdBe, q Wtptore nit
elmer GotaEGapi6itdt bon Is 9ierocfrditen,
Sr0cnb Senlano. Der ProteTt crhebeli pin
segel %bieielben. niB ben Hroteit mn 30. No.
oember 1909 Dor 70 lbr M2oraens in siciem
Bureau cinrcidei, I'm peIte Belt b%iefelben III
Gripiatns af5ogen '%iperoen.. Sbr cr9ebener
4. 2. Yreitpn,
(Eop30y @ebduoct Snfpelipr. Z
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Mu bic Namcu.

SuIse SanrerL meI1e. useSerne edneibsrinni
Sn efleriien ,tpiiniten, fcuten ntdt i'm 3lpeliel
iinr bel Gn. W, SubsrS, Wr. 3c2, eara:
ne:ettatt, bor5ufpre@tn. ibrcn HdTeft, aS
Sogltlg einttneet, uIi6 fe Ierrer bic StunIi
haltsn aiiberSen priinoIi9en unterri6f WI
Hut@nstoen. Sebr IiberaIe WebineunGen. -
Br:- ": pnberS, Ut. BOZ. Eet.eatatssa.et x'
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El1monten iporeu 5tpor better GliG.
litot, ober fIeill.
Gtns Seer Ser 9unoesbes
omten Snfel Sam's be3iffert iid)
nod) Dem 8crityt oeS Genius iref-
tors 9uranb auf 370,065 Ionn. Sn
ocn brioeu leBten >Subrcn lit Die 3abl
Der 9unbes- @naeitcllten nm $4,000
geItiegen. SSn Der Stoot Waibinetou
ouein giebt es rrnb $4,000 9unoes.
MngeItellte.
SIN 2aufc beS Wunots
Se5em6er miro oas Barrier &eib.9lmt
Die 8leinobien bes Gre nltons sIbOul
N5i5 pom Marotto. oni iueld)e Dor
5luei Sabren 100000 SrancS por9es
ltreft prroen, sur oiientlihen Ser.
%Itcigcring fonmen. Sic p~erleBtell
&leinooien babcl Mboul N5i5 Den
Sbron nift eerettet. Ger Gnttbrontc
tonnte bos @elb Jest gut brauben.
Gr fam Jest iingen: Sbron lit bin,
8elb 1T bin, gles lit fntid).
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Wnnrcns Gahn.

IS 'iarb am 81. 9iupember 1909 in ieircr
@8obnulle. Nr. 638, Columbia, %9lDenuc. Anbrens
Sabn i'm Nlter bon IS Sabrel. Die 9eerois
alin9 finoei Sirnitag, ben 30. Nopember, 2 ubr
9iatmiiiaGS, bon Der ubc1 genaniteIl 98obnlln1
uus ltdt DEM vMt. Carmel 6rieobofc" itnii.
(3311 .
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@eriammImngs-Nnseig

,Sitgpmbaro. ctr. Yeriuaneut Sutlotug ano
SauinsS Niceiatiuu."
Die idbrli0c I'erfanli1Illia itno gsabI bon
Penmier mo Sireiioreu ftnoet Stenitaa, ben
30. gtopcmber 1909, i'm yeridmnIlli1gssGoiale
Sint's, TproiueitGde baltimore. uno sprins'
Strahe. iiait.
Saiub Yee, jnn., Sefretdr.
t92t Al
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Hpfirte Man.

Is itarb am 2s. Gooember 1909 in itrer
gSobnuna, Er. ~. Neiair.N ueuur. Mofne stau,
geliebie Satin oeS uerltorbenell Sreoerid HaiI,
90 Sabre alt. Ole Beeroiaing finoet Tienitaa,
oel 50. !topember. 9iG bmiita9s 3 llbr, bonn
lrauerhauie aus Guf Der Baltimore GeirIeterb"
boil CiuueIupeu. $3.50