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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-23
At the Novelty.

pace That Kills. Majestic, Sun
day D. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-23

may be observed, by close scrutiny
that the gentleman is wearing gum
shoes This, of course, is one of the
cartoonfst's cheap jokes. He does not
wear gum shoes,-at present. But he
used to be pussy-footer in the govern
ment employ, and as such he is re-
membered. 1t was his duty to catch
those who monkeyed with the sacred
laws of the government by licking a
postage stamp on the wrong side, ct
cetera- On account of his former oc-
cupation, Mr.. Watson might be of ser
vice in the house,-if properly sicked
on. But no one in authority has start
ed him, and he is remarkably quiet
Even his freckled necktie is quiet and
subdued. If silence is golden, Mr.. Wat
son is a rich man. He was never a
talker, and he has not changed this
personal habit since coming among us.
Although he comes from lola, where
gas in cheap, he lets others from the
arid districts, furnish the fuel in the
house.
Since the history of the state began,
Kansas has been noted for it's freak
legislation. OF recent years there has
been no abatement in the line. It is
customary to laugh long and loud over
some of the measures passed by the
Populists during their fleeing power,
BUT; the Pops are not recorded to
have started out with brass band and
the editor of an eastern periodical to
wipe lne otdHudro I'll trust OH the
map; having imported the Democrat
governor of the newest experiment in
statehood to tell Kansas how to run
its banks; or having passed anything so
comical as the "anti-lob'' bill of the
present session.
For the protection of the public the
members of the legislature should be
compelled to wear ear-muffs While on
the streets. Some ignorant person is
liable to speak to them about some bill
of common or personal interest, and be
thrown into jail for his pains. This bill
makes it a crime to say more than
''how-de-do" or fine day. amt it?'' to
a member of the sacred aggregation.
And it is not safe to put any unneces-
sary infection upon these simple ques-
lions; it might be mistaken for yelled
attempt to secure Information or in
fiuence a vote.
MORAL: The old Pops were not such
chumps, after all.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-23

within
dinerer
$4,000
highly improved. cOtag
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-23

in
splendid
oft
Price
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
OPEN AIR THEATER
 OPENS SATURDAY
First Class Vaudeville ana Moving
 Pictures Will Be the Features.

Phoenix is to have new open air theater with a seating capacity of nearly a thousand. The Coliseum. un- der the management of Reeves and Wood will open for the initial per formance Saturday night The show will consist of three head liners, nov ing pictures and illustrated songs. There will be a complete orchestra of local musicians.
 The new theater is at the corner of First and Adams streets. The land was leased by Manager Reeves shortly after the Electric theater of which he was also the manager. burned out. Since that time he has been working assiduously at the new theater and now everything is in readiness for the opening night
 The stage Is large enough to accom- modate the members of a musical com edy and important productions may be looked for from the management of this theater in the future. The open ing night, Saturday, March 27 the
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
DREADFUL DISEASE IS
 CURED BY CUTlCURA

"My six year old daughter had the dreadful disease called hives for two months. She became affected by play. ing with children who had it. although we did not know it. By scratching she caused large sores which were irritating. Her body was a complete sore but it was worse on her arms and back. We en- ployed a physician who left medicine but it did not help her and tried sev- eral remedies but without avail. See ing the Cuticura Remedies advertised, l thought l would try them. I gave her a hot bath daily with Cuticura Soap and anointed her body with Cuticura Ointment. The first treatment relieved the itching and in a short time the dis ease disappeared. I recommend the Cuticura Remedies for all skin diseases and give them my greatest praise. Mrs. Geo. l.. Fridhoff, R. F. D. 1, Warren. Mich, June 30 and July l3, l90S."
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
New Fancy Ribbons

New Hair Goods
 When it comes to Hair Rolls and Hair Rats, we can Positively assert our mastership. We show 20 different styles, new ones. We have all lengths and cOlors; our prices range from. .25c to S5c
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
CHILD COVERED
 WITH HIVES

Tormented Two Months It ltched and lrritated and Scratching Made ItWorse little Sufferer in Ter rible Plight-Several Treatments of No yail-But at Last the
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
Boys Back Raw From Shoulder to Shoulder. Scratched till Blood Ran.
 Cured by Cuticura.

"My sons back was raw from shoul- der to shoulder and the width of your hand. I really did not think he ever would be cured. He would scratch until the blood would run and he was like a raw piece of meat. used differ ent kinds of things but each kind made it worse until I read of the Cuticura Remedies, and one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment cured him like magic. 1 would not be without it in the house and l have recom- mended it to all my friends. Mrs. J. D. Maxwell, 9th St., Woodside, Long Island, \. Y., May 21, 19Os."
 Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every EumOr of Infants, Children and Adults. con- ssts Of Cuticura Soap C25cl to Cleanse the skin. Cutcura Ointment (50c) tO Heal the Skin and Cuti- cura Resalvent C50c). tor in the form Of Chocolate Coated P 25c per vial Of 60l tO Purify the Blood Sold thrUush0Ut the world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props. Boston. Mass
 oFMailed Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseasea
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
New Silks

ShedWater Tuscan is without question the most fashionable of the POngee family. It's warranted absolutely shower proof, 24 inches wide and comes in all the leading spring shades. Price, per
 yard .S1.25
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
Serpentine Crepe

For Ine mdKlIIg or a IULS
 or short Kimonos this ma terial is indispensable. And we are showing a right smart selection of them. Solid cOlOrs, also cream and black, besides the various floral and striped designs, 32 inches wide and moderately priced at, yard. -. .2Oc
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26

head liners will be the Morrison Favar company in an act called Roses and Orange Blossoms" It is said to be one of the best vaudeville acts on the western stage at present. Al Bessie. the comic juggler. is always sure of laugh before he is through with his tricks and Colvin, in a monologue is another act that is said to be witty and amusing In addition to the vaude- vile there will be moving pictures. over 2OO0 feet of film has been leased for the show. The prices will be ten. fifteen. and twenty cents, and room for all.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
A HARsoR MISFORTUNE

Vera Cruz, Mex, March -o.- ne harbOr here has suffered rom 'ne recent earthquake by the waters re- ceding. rendering it so shallow that ships drawing 24 feet of water touch the bottom. Dredging will be neces- Sary.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-26
Linen Collars IOC

About 9 dog. of Women's White Linen Collars, with frilling slightly tinged
 with either lavender, black or pink, sizes F to 1872, well worth 25c. Spe- cial today, each. -. .1Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
@cifern Marplanb Giienbabm.

@eainuenb an 6. Stunt, berIalien Siuen,S Citation
56giidb.
40 Scrm.-S6neupoft, Sagerstopn, q, lrs
u. Sp., @lpnesboro. 9bdmbersbure, inns
nlseen. Sonutdg. Sancnd uro GumberInno.
1887 Sorm.-9Setteri @rpreB, @eitminfier,
Sreoerid, (ausaen. Sonntaes), Iburnont,
@lue Hibee, 9netn Tifta. Blue Mountain,
Adbresboro. 9bambersbura. Saeerstofpn,
9arcod, Cumberland nrtb. Gliins. Buffet
Sbferoations sgsas9ons. Die 9nottation bic.
feS Suees am Spnntag 1T in Suaerstpwh.
f.40 9safrH. = Accommodation mao Union.
9rioQe. ~
50 05 Gadm.- erpreB, SanptItnte. Sooers.
topn, Sarcod. g9nOitcsoro, Gbdmbers6ifro,
SbtppeftSbiifg. itno nusaen. Sountdo. ,Sreoc,
rid uno Commissioned. 49,
Sdafif, a%nsseMummcn cpnutaa,
100 Born. gorf, .. unb s.. Sip.. iInb Cat.
$50 Serm-grOmmooution nab eosentont IL.
9mmitsbura. '
1920 Gnhm. -gIue Wo~untaingrpret, Reftmiu.
iter. Sreoerid. 3%burmont. 9!Ie Mioae, Nue.
ma Stnd, gliie Mouutain mo Saaerstoipn.
GarlorsgSa ggnn.
3.25 siohm. -Sauptlinie 5IIidb bon gmorb.
Srooe, ferner gori. Sanooer. 0effbsbura
uno y. itno s.. Sip. :
$50 gahir. accommodation mad, Sunopsr.
G.15 Nbenos-MIfoinm. mad unions0rioee.
ssur Souneritdgs auo snmftaas.
1l.oO N~heros-NifomIn. nab union,9tioge.
Yur SuuntngS.
9.45 Sorm.-Iffonmooufion nud union.Nrioae
iIth Sarocer.
. SiIt Mot an 9ennfbI .stbe. .etaiiou.
u. Nobertfeu, a.. VI. Sc,ueu,
Stee.Frdi. & e n.'g'an. Sen. spai' .ast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Sbeo. Wieiieridniot, Sermdnn @olo-
ihiHiot, Gbr. mo Gbas. &urrGe, Sobn
2on9fomm unb 20. Soffmonn; BON
Der .8ermonio.Spge Tr. 81, s. 8.
90, Die .Serren CHARLES 2ob, Gonroo
@ittgrefe, @enrp 9erde limo &enrp
Wtouf; pom o8oug6sStr. 2etbs uno
9ollperein" sic Serren George 2eim,
bod Sobn 9oblL Senrp auu5, $,
@aIter aepS un6 Mutton Woore, uno.
pont ySteuben immertp4brenoen
2eib. un0 9ouperein Nr. /" Die SS.
Senrp Sdr0ber, 2eopolO Rumiel, 4.
2otterer ull0 Sutob 4. @eroing.
Serr Elitt lprlroe or1 Y. 6ebrunr
1851 in 8ieOenfopf, @roBber5ogtbum
SelieL geboren luto fuln i'm Ilter
BON 70 SobreH uad Nmerito. Gr or
beitetc 3lterit oils Webger u1o betrieb
ipGter 20 Sobre lang cinen Sleiid
unO 8%roccrplaoeu al Eatteriou.Eorts
un0 @antpn 2Ioctue. Seit 30 Sab.
rem mar er NIT 6rolt Barbara Elitt,
geh. Hoie, pe%rbeiratbet, pelfe Die eilts
3ige Sinterbliebene lit.
" dtbitou SaoCn ID.
Gin groBes Gtollcrgefolge geleitete
geitern Nodmittog Die ir0iide @iilte
Der om 10. oieleS Wonots I'M Nlter
BON &C Sabren oerltorbencn 6rau
Motbil0n 2aOeniod, geb. llmluuif,
pom Srouerbuie 9tr, 1916, Git9als
tintorcitr,, aus nod Dem Baltimore.
Srie0boie, no oieiel6e BUR leBten Hu-
be beitottet murOe, nodoem HoItor
SltliuS &oinlonm iolpobl I'M Irauer-
bouie pie ON @robe ergreiienoe PIN
lproden gebolten bate. Cine Siiae
foItbnrcr 9lume1ltiide id)ntiitte Die
Iebte Nltbcit1tte Der GntibIpfehen.
9u9 9ubrtudtrdger fimgirten Die
Serren Wm. s, 6lannI, Sris 6abto,
Nfeffer, Trib pon Der, Sepoe, SaoS
uno 9IrnoIo. Srou 2ooeniud lpllroe
ON 7. >uIi 1912 in Samblrg ge6os
rcrl uno fam I'M Sitter BON 8 Sobren
nod) Nmerifa. Seit As Sobren mar
iie nit Dem iebigeu 8ittluerc Serrn
Senrp 2oocniod, pe%rbeirotbet. See.
ben Scttercm binterlGBt lie 5mei Sod-
ter, Srou @m. +. 9ed llno Sri. Che
rcie 2obeniod, iopie 5ipei Gnfelfin'
Ser, Sennie uno Wotbiloo Bed, uno.
cine S6npeiter, Srou aorolinc &u.
lon in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Sn @rabc %aetrasen.

Serr' Charles e. Ylitt inter oroBer
@etbeiligtmg uoii 2eiotrogcnoen
ON Dem erIte1 bcllti6en pereinig.
ten 6ricoboi sur lester Mi,be be.
ltottet, = 6roit Motbiloo 2ooen-
lad oitf Dem Baltimore Srieoboie
beeroiet.
Nahbcm Eoitor 6. .W. @pitcr eiuen
telerlI6en Grauergottesoienit gebol-
ten bette, iono geitern &odmittag Die
Seerhlgulg oes an 10. oieies Mo.
notS I'M alter bon 90 Sabren peritor.
bellen Scrrn Charles 6. Ylitt bonn
Srouerbolie, Hr. 1912, Sairmount.
gpcnlle, aus auf Dem Srieobofe Der
erlten oeitIden Der, ep, lltt9, @emeiil.
DC ltatt. ~ltn5abligc prGdtise Blu.
llenitiide ldlniidten Den Sore. Die
leste ebre ais 9obrtuhtrager ermie.
ien Dem @ntidlafenen foIsenbe 9iref.
teren bes @ereirs Der nHitter Ser
6reibettH: George 6. @eber, Sobn
Goeer George 9angenfeloer, Goluoro
3inf, 2ouis S6miot' Mifael Gdee-
Ter, Senrp 8lltsnllltb uub Sidaro
Sepmatn. llnter .neil 2eiotrogcnoeu
befanoen lid neben ben @enmnnten
lladltebenhe Gertretera felaenoer Ser
cine. meIdlen ser @eritorbene ais Mit.
glieb ongeb6rt bate, bonn oSeiien-
GarmIt1btcr -Serein" Die Serren Geo.
&aub, George s.. Slentie, SuliuS
Wetiter unb @m. Nifolnus; bonn
Baltimore Webeerperein Nr. 1" Die
Serren grmin Sdger, Gpnr. g, Sob
maun, Ioolpb aonig, 5. j. Seim,
Sobn s. Sesges. Tbit. Sdmiot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

Nr. S49S. Dies biibid)c &Ieioitiid
lit botit einiod) mo fleioiam. Sal
ten ,iebcn iid) iibcr sic Sdultcrn bin
ino MAIDEN cine @cite m09IidL Die
ourd) einen @iirtel 9eioBt obcr loie
bGnsen geloiien weroen fam. GaS
Wuiter piiroe iid) iebr biibid, aus
roth ODER blau punftirter GboliS,
ODER @oidItoiien pie Sarpn Grepe
mo 9imitp geitolten. 81 6 8roBen
- 81 bis ~ 3ou 9ruitmuB. 8robe
SO eriorbert 4$4 9arbS 2i.5ou.
Stoiies.
Gin Wtititer bieier art miro 9egell
Ginienoung bon 10 GentS IN SLIDER
ooer 9rieimorfen an irgelo elne
Mbreile geionht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
,Mir haben". fuhr Seer @uid fort

nSStr DQpeN IuDr 9err Sulq) Tort,
oOurd Den puritaniiden Sonntag IN
ct. 2nlti5 eineu 8pr9eihuuad befonl.
men, lpoa ms Die 4rebibition brin-
gen piiroc. Sic Stdot lit ourd Den
Commissioning utaebelier geid)aOigt
iporOell; gel6oftlid) uno nod mehr
moroliid), MGbreno friiber Die ar.
beitcnoe 9eu0Iterung u1ierer Sta0t
an Sonntagen ibre beliebten Gcrgnii-
gltngslofalc beiildtc, fobren jebt, 0o
bieie El0Be geidloiien limo, iungC
YtGlu1er uno OtG0den bGufig mad,
entIegencn Eicnic.RIGbcr, an lieb-
item j%cnieits 0cS Vtiiiiiiippi, unb neD.
men iid ollie Qeiitigen @ctrGnfe, Die
lie geltieBen luollen, nit. @GbrcnO
Iie Irilber, ais lie an olfentlidell
Yl0ben ibre Sountoge 5ubroGteu,
mlfb6rten, menm lie gcnug batter,
trinten lie iett, bis Der &orrotb auf-
gc5ebrt lit. Dian tam iid) 0enfen,
lpie babel mand)mul Die Woral meg.
tommt."
g8ie Der @eidGit8lpeIt bon Wiiilouri
ourf bic Iebte Frobibitions.Gom-
pagne ole 9IlIgen ge6finet muroen,
idiloert 8err @uid in iebr interelinr.
ter @eiie: o&iele gnbeu Den Ngitoto-
rem Der Nrobibitiouiiten groBe @cIo.
bCitrGgc, neil Iie %gloubtcl, oicielbell
miirocH Der o&om onO Groer &eague"
5ugebcn. gtienlnno mltBte, BOB lie Die
TntisS aloon.Higo crbielt, Die lie iiir
lire genleinid)doIiden 3lpede mla-
nilBtc. Sett, oo oieie uumboitcn
8elObeitrGge in Wegfoa tommen.
miro eS ocn Frobibitioniiten an @elo-
mitteIn iiir hire fiinitigen Gompog-
men ieblcrl. 90 lpllroen piele unierCr
@eid0itslelltc bon Sen Yrobibitioui-
item inter iaIiden @orlpiegelungen
81 groben 0ClObeitrGgcn fir ole BRO
bibitiona.Gompogue %geiuonnen. Sect,
% mon oas lueiB, iirlo Die GueIlen
bieier 3lti6iiiie perltopft."
@crr 9uid lit nit GROCER @nti6te-
oenbeit fir cine S0lternng beS San-
0els nit geiitigen @etrGllfen, nm, 10.
melt eS Den 9roltern m0glid) lit, un-
oroentlid g~eiiibrten &ofalen Dos 8e.
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iogte er, Dob man Gos bon Der go.
liSei %perlon9en fonnte. Sbr ioate eS
om 2eid)telten ieir, mnorocntlid &C.
fiibrte 2ofoIc 81 ernittelll uno ibllen
sic 2icen5 ST. ent5ieben. 0o3u lit lie
ia bal ga lie cs nbcr unterlGBt, mol.
len Die 9raltcr ielber i6ren GinfluB
in oieiem Sinne geIteno MADDEN"
Serr 9uid gloubt, DOB Die 8robi.
bitipn ii6eraQ on, no man 8ele9en-
belt gebobt bat, lire @emciniddblid-
teit ans pigener 9lni6ouung feunen
3u lcrnerL I'M gagemeinen i6on bel
fad obgemirtbidoitet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Baltimore 9ampf.I Gumpasnie

celtic unb 8i6erldiitae 9ai.2tnie.)
Die 8ereinigte Sfautersgoft bef5roernb. Z
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trei. aabinen 76c.. $I,OO, ST 50. sa.oo' iins
500 9eoes 2inliler fir 8fpet Rerfonen Elm.
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GbdrIessS trnbe, ~
Sutu ID. 9beriuuoo, Geh Eumptuu,
8iee'9rif. 1t. Sen. sWiaiaeer. @en. s9aff' sN0i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

ibre erbobene Wiiiiion erfiiate, Elm
2e6ensbcro triitlider i%o3ioter ardite
fir ulls 9e1tide gcmeien. Wtan lteit
icbr oft, uHo~nur nit .@oblgefoaet
fam man 0ie 9eridIte b0ren, oab bos
heuti6e Bereinsle6en bier 81 9ditoe
cinell groben erjieberiiden GinfluB
oltsitbc aui Die groBe Moiie 3ur @r.
baItllng oes oelltifen Solfsharofters
ltn0 oaB 0as 8ereinslcben Die perbor.
gene Wodt lei, oic oos Geutihtbum
81 @brc uno 2hlicbcn gebrad)t.
Mug iein! Iie Stride ober, moa
Die gctbou? Nur ip0rIif reOet uho
riibmt nlon bon ibrcr Nrbcit, ibrcr
Gorge uno Wiibe, ibrer gcruoltigcn
InitrcflgullG. Ole itc nIndt, ben M.
ollSiprcdbarcn Cpicrn, Die lie bringt
our6 hriittide TolfSbiIolng boa re.
liai0s Iittlidc 2ebcr, Dnbci lit nit
clngeidlbiifn ooS 2e6ep9qIiid u,i.m,
utter oeu Geutidclt8u bcben uuO 5ll
iorocrn. Us lit mabr uItO miro mabr
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STRIDE ST sem gcmorOcls mas eS bis
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ocn &olfern. SroB Dem @ciit Der
Sernclnlulg lit Is oodJ lebr crfreulid)
3l leben DOB 8eraOc III DER 8c8erl.
mart Die WGnner Der Stride ollcnt.
6dIbeH cifrig ditf ibrem Voiten ltcbell
ge9elt Die gcmaltigen Aultiirmungen
Oesy Anti.G briltentbpma. Nie ieIt
luto tpie treu lie olli ibrem Holten
ltebcn, trob Dem genaltigeu Nnlolf
oes 6einoeS, nid)t od)ten0 Ger bciben
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len Wiibe, Der oft bitteren 6ei,lo.
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9eiipicl in Gltrcn iriiberen SecIior.
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8runoitein our @eihifte Gurer @e.
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bat er NIT Sud gctroQenL mo lucnlt
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foos Sect III Ole @ugi6oIe legt, 10
lDeroet Sbr nidt aroerS f0nnen.
bellte an Current Gbrentag uno in
@lrer 6cItireu6e ibm Die Nnerfell.
nilng SIT 5oaen: Oh bit olti Geinem
Foltel geitnnoen, oofiir oonfen mir
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miro er onberS borcn? Nein, oltd)
er miro OH benlieIben 8runb, aili
oemicl6en 8laubensgruno mciter
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gdc uon stnbehl2l otnitc uno golton.
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Charles u. Gubinitcin abbielt, Mit-
glieNer Der ioIgenOen 2oeen pebnten
Dem @otteSbienIte bel: n&eriepouce.
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baltimore.
Son Der aon5el pcrtiinocte oeIterrl
Tornlitto9 sur erobten 6relloe Der
Mfltglieoer Der @emeinoe in Der
6rontlin = StraBen YreSbpterioncr.
Stride EaItor Or. SorriS 6. atrf,
ooB or lid) idmer bon Baltimore, Der
Stoot, IN mcIher er lid bie I1ngltc
3cIt lclneS ScbcnS Dem reli0ioicn
Werte miometc, trepncu f0unic lnto
er pober Dem &llf ,oca theoloaiiden
Scnllnors in ErirNetcn llid)t 6oioe
leiiten mer0c. ~,
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gereinigte Sanger BON 8aItimpre.

Sonptquartter: r@ermauia-W dn.
ner9or . Sale; BrGiioent Senrp
9bomas; correiponoirenoer iittb pro.
tofouirenoer SefretGr bro tenn. d.
$immeIbeber, SIR. 315, Rorb-gben.
5traBe; 6iranaiefretdr q. SimmeI.
beber, Scr. 315, 9orb-@ oen.S traBe;
S1asmeiiter 8. Widlih, Rr. 713,
Barner-S traBe; 9irisent Fl. Gem.
berger. 8eriommlnns ieben 5peiten
5reitae i'm Wonot.
yarton." tV''
SinaYtunoe: Wittpo1a IN Der
.Stas.SaIIe," Scr. 200, Ganoper.
Strabe. 9irieent: .. Nelamet.
,g(rbeiter. WGnnerbor."
$oriptquartier: anoreas' Sale,
Ger. 314, Sonooer.S traBe. Sins.
It,rnoe: 9ienitags. 9iriseni: @eorge
8. RSblmann
varbeiter. 2tebertafeI.-
$ouptquortier: 8ol5' SaIe, SIR.
40s. @eit-2 erineton.S traBe. Sing.
ltunhe: Nittuohs. Gtrisent: gu.
bert Stripped.
.8noenia.W dnuerhor.~
Sauptquartier: Bratt. unb 8.
StraBe, SigblanotoWn Singitunoe:
Dienltags. Tirigent: gbparoB Sdner.
.8ermania- WGnnerhor."
I Souptqnnrtier: @ermania : NGn.
nerdor.Solle, Rr. 410 bis 4t2, Beit.
Qombaro-S traBe. S%ineltunbe: 9pn.
neritaas. Girieent: Ebeo6or &eul-
Berger.
mSrobinn.1
Sauptquartier: Srobiinu : SaGe,
re. 1000. 5reberid gpeme. cling.
Itunbe: Mittpohs. Tiriaent: Sobn
u. alein.
.No3art.WGnnernor.~
&auptquortier: &obert Bollmer's
Sa1e. 9r. 1921-t923, Orleans.
Strabe. Sinaitunbe ieoen Donner.
itas Mbenb. Ttriaent: o.. %. BSbl.
mann.
,WeIooie."
Sauptauartier: 3. Wies' Sole,
gde 2opitrabe uuo 8eIair. Wartt.
Singihlnoe: 3onneritaos. Gtrieent:
S. &aroIiiS.
@ermanta. Quartet. Club"
Saitptquartier: Magner'S Sole.
Rr. tt6, Rorb-Gaea.s traBe. cling.
itunbe: Gienitass. 8iriaent: S,
&arolus.
rSbalia.W 6nnerhor."
Sauptauartier: 8oist's &ale, Wr.
1922, &arforo.a oenue. Sinsitunbe:
Gienltaes. 9trtsent: 5. 6. Sranf.
~2ocuit.Yoint Wannerdor."
$auptaiiartier: Seber's Sale, Ode
g,,ba. uno Mnore. StraBe. Sing-
itunbe: Nittpod abenbs 8 11br.
8irigent: s. SaroIus.
rWetger.8 eiangberein."
&aiptdriartier: Soifmann's Sole.
Cam. unb Sorreit.S trabe. Sins.
itln6e: G~ienitags. 3irigent: &rbert
Griippel.
-@idenfrana."
Sauptauartier: GusuIt @oebeI's
(pormals Sorn's) Salle, @de ber 8.
uno @onab.5 tuBe, Sisblanbtown.
SingItnnbe: Mittnods. Dirigent:
Geo. IS. HObImann.
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pSWIuIUuH IIuW ytRIusTUrI mo De
,rsit suln gebraI1 In Der 9aE:Sen. unb mi,
Stop aIsStntioD hin 1000 Mbenbs.
Ior'gSa9gcnS, Gpeifernfen etc. perSen f&nsu
beforat Der Telepbon IN alien fo.sru6eH @tllets
@itre1ng: @bnr.ers uito BaifimoresStrabe &. q
g., ct. YalI 1924, ooer Ipo. gorrtIano 1901:
mtf. iSacpalsSiatiou. q. g. g., mt 8ernon 3t2S;
gdnihensGtation Snforntntions.Bireau g, 8 o..
ct. 4auI e46, ODER Wab., gourtIanb 272e, uni
9tr. b26, GihsBrouotpQh,
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Merdauts & Mimsrs sranssort. 60

Srn6t uno 9afNuetere.
Rad Bottom unb benz Often.
Sonntag,. 9tenitda ino 5reitae, 6 llbr albenbf.
*Ha6 9robibence un6 bem Often.
SoHntdg, Wiittfuod urio Sreiina, 8 ubr 2lbenbS,
RAD Heiuport.Neus.
IdeIi9, ausgenoinmen Montde unb Gautttaa,
9 ubr MbenoS.
. Sratt unae1onrmen tdeIif bis 8 11br Na@m.
fhr o%enfelben 9ag fabrenoe 9antpfer.
Nadb Saoannob .iiils benz Siben.
%ienftae, 3ornetftag uno gdmitna,
8 f5r Nbenbs.
.. U. WeIein, gafnt. Bier 8, Sub g. s@ab.gtr,
.giirean: Seruian' uno eigbt'Str.
Ut3,9&S|
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Eaiie snr Meiie in's Nnslauo Re.
irrst 6. Gainc, Nr. 413, Cit'Salti'
nerefrake, uabe GaitSm Soxie xse-
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Stumbling, SURFACES, &anges unf
Sefen, IoGOeden uno Simmer.
9enuett Bros, 523 giorb.6 remont.slben
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Marmprs unO @ronit. Werfe.
8. Siln1rtner & ebbme, 714-11S @eIt'8nIit
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