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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

Mccullough. 1923 Market streef. has
just completed an apartment house for
Mr.. D. o. Horz. 1926 Waller street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-24

fI-Oo, sa-sn-aiO Rive ss..ns-s........ tII.s0p
CaSOa Transfer Company azslts eolecs haE2gs ard
chsrks o1 r=ins q Soatherl Pasfs and cellger =
reSe1cs hey are auttorled 70 chsrk haz<acs drssf
from rszidznre
4 Ter Msrninx D for Afte-nOea
fS1adsy sxusDted tSuadsy oaTs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16
BACK FROM DALLAS.

DIR. NJ. Z. Weaver. Rev. 5. w. Ken
driok and Rev. J.. ]. Pipkin returned
last night from Dallas where they have
been attending n meeting OF the state
mission board OF the Baptist General
Convention. The meeting was largely
attended. there being about 200 pres
ent from various parts OF the state.
An appropriation for state missions
for the next year was made on a basis
OF sls5.000. The sum OF $4,000 was
added TO the church building opera
tions already in existence bringing IL
up to the sum OF si65.oo0 DIR. Weaver
is a member OF the Mission board. also
OF the Educational commission. there
being but one 9th man In the state
who Is a member OF both. Rev. S.
W. Kendrick was re-appointed general
evangelist for south and south-central
Texas. The people Of Bryan will be
glad TO learn that DR.. Kendrick will
continue to make his headquarters In
Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16

with wood on the andirons ready 10
be lighted. the mantcl with an Ale,
Academy pennant draped over IL; and
near by is a rocker with the young
mans pants and trousers thrown
across n and by II are his
shoes and sox just as II he had un-
dressed there for the night There Is
study table with books and maya
zines HIS Pipe and tobacco. and sever.
al hats suitable for each occasion. On
the floor is his suit case with shirts
and collars scattered around and near
by iit.ls travelling case with his um-
brella near il as II in readiness for him
to start home on his Christmas vaca-
tion- II Is a beautiful window and
elected many complimentary remarks
from all who saw IL.
The windows werc designed and exc
cuted by Messrs. stark Golfer and
Grover White. two OF the statesmen IN
the store.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16

lie was scheduled as on OF the princi-
pal speakers.
In selecting a subject for discussion
Mr.. Gates chose Speculation and
Gambling" and preached against all
such get-rich-quick schemes.
The address was impressive in
warning the young churchmen to fol
low the straight and narrow path and
shun gambling In every form from dice
throwing to speculating with the mar
kets and dealing In futures.
MIR. Gates told his audience that a
hundred dollars earned by honest man.
ual labor was worth more than $780,
900 won at gambling. whether II be at
stud poker or trying to corner the food
supply OF the country by dealing in
wheat that had not been planted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16
FAR REACHING
CASE DECIDED
VALIDITY or SCHOOL BOND
AMENDMENT TO coNsTI-
TUITION UPHELD.
ISSUES WERE HUGE
Ruling TO Contrary Would Have lnvaI-
idated Nearly All Organic Law
Changes In Last 20 Years.

special 20 the Eagle.
Austin. Texas. Dec. l6.-The su.
preme court yesterday In answering
certified question from the Fifth
court OF civil appeals at Dallas in the
case OF Itasca Independent School Dis.
trict ct al VS.. 4. A. McElroy ct al.
from Hill county. upheld the constitu-
tionaiity of the amendment to the con-
stitution voted en- at the last general
election relating to the issuance Of
school bonds This decision OF the
supreme court knocks out the conten-
tion OF District Judge Wear Of Hill
county who has held that II required
majority OF all the votes cast at an
election for constitutional amend
ment TO prevail.
The court OF civil appeals AT Dallas
submitted the question as TO whether
or not II required a majority Of all
votes cast In the election TO legally
ratify and adopt the amendment In
question or was majority OF the
votes cast on said amendment suffi-
cient for such purpose. The supreme
court says: We answer that the
amendment in question was adopted
in accordance with the constitution by
a majority OF votes cast upon the
question OF adoption"
The supreme court, through Justice
Williams. who wrote the opinion. held
that the vote cast a a general cleo
ton for governor has no place In the
determination OF votes cast on any of
the constitutional amendments. This
IL a most important ruling In view Of
the fact that 10 have ruled otherwise
would have rendered invalid all con
stitut,onol amendments adopted In the
past 20 years.
The effect OF this decision by the SUI
preme court validates all bonds issued
by independent school districts under
such amendments. and. also settles the
question OF the validity OF all drainage.
irrigation. levee and road district
bonds issued under amendments sim
ilarly adopted.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16
A DR.. COOK WINDOW.
Also College Boys Den Filled With
His Belongings.

The reporter noticed some more
beautiful show windows while on his
rounds today which were novei M de,
sign and most artistically executed.
They were at Parks & waldrop's and
did not fail TO attract the attention OF
all who passed by and were the sub
jects Of many complimentary remarks.
One is a DIR. Cook" window and
came In for the greatest amount of
praise. Il is a typical arctic scene
and represents DIR. Cook in the act OF
discovering the north pole. There is
a great hill of snow which is capped
by the poe. from which floats the
stars and stripes OF Old Glory. About
half way up the hill is DIR. Cook Nth
his sleds drawn by Eskimo dogs and
the doctor Is dressed In typical arctic
furs and cap. Piled about on the snow
are many beautiful articles carried by
this firm which are suitable for holi-
day gifts. There are sets Of cuff links
and scarf pin to match. pairs OF links.
single pins. handkerchief. tie and sox
in sets. all alike. In color and material:
suspenders brushes. etc. all in beau.
tiful Christmas boxes.
The the other is n College OF Acad-
emy boy den. There is the fireplace
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16
GATES TWISTS
TAIL Of DEVIL
"6eteher-s-milIion" Warns methodists
OF Slick NIek's Willy Ways.

Special To the Eagle
Galveston. Texas. Dec l6.-That the
seventh annual conference OF the
gull division OF the Methodist church
selected Port Arthur for a four days
meeting Is due largely to the efforts
OF John W. Gates. formerly OF Chicago.
who practically owns that community.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16
LEONARD WOOD
TO HEAD ARMY
Another Kaleidoscope Promotion
Comes for the Doctor.

Special to the Eagle.
Washington. Dec. i6.-Major Gen.
eral Leonard Wood will be the next
chief Of the army. Secretary Dickinson
announced yesterday
General Wood viii succeed General
Bell whose term expires next spring.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

their beautiful black hair and eyes
and brilliant colorlng. aud always
hatlcss
quito rcbcllcd that this stamp OF
pcaAautry should DO peculiar TO the
~omen alone pcaAan; men dress
poorly. OF course. bu, as other ciu-
rons drcsa. wear hats anil bu, Tor
tho quality OF clothing can not BE-
d!stingulshod from othor classes.
Farm Produce Heavily Taxed.
one OF tho great drains upon the
resources Of the peasant, farming
OF Italy - tho tax upon farm pro-
ducts. Every road leading into the
oi,loa Is guarded BY an Official who
lcs!cs n tariff upon the market pro-
duco brought TO tho city 10 DO sold.
This tax Ii often unjustly high and
tho mos, vlgilan, watch is kcp, that
goods may not DO smuggled over the
city line,
Upon every hand ono 10 impressed
with tho neycr-coaSing Industry OF the
people. When wo compare this
poorly paid. under fod. hard-work!ns
class with the better paid better fed.
loss industrious working class In
our own South. No realize what q
prosperous country No should have
II this spirit OF persistent. untlrins
labor could In small degree DO
transferred across tho water.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13
evYA THE HOME CIRCLE M~s
An At,, suded Drta,trsrst sAosd b add,ssd ds.
Mo,y" oa. Of 7zs Gassns. Sa,k..As Aiu
Waiting.

E@1 IRENE FOLD my hands and wait
I~ Nor care for Wind nor tide nor sea;
60 I strive no more gainst time or fate.
For 10, my own shall come to mo.
| stay my haste. make delays:
For what avails this eager pace
I stand amid the eternal ways.
And what ia mine shall know my face
Asleep. awake. by night or day.
The friends I seek arc seeking mo:
No wind can drive my bark astray.
Nor change tho tide OF destiny
What matter II stand alone7
Wal, with Joy tho coming years:
Ny heart shall reap whore Il has sown.
And garner up It's fruit OF tears.
The waters know their own. and draw
The brook that springs in yondcr heights.
So aowH tho good with equal Law
Unto the soul Of pure delights
John Burr
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Tho habit OF reading worthless
books rs not a virtue but vice.
The habit OF Swimming over good
books IL vice OF scarcely less mag
nitudo. The man 10 be priced by
friend and dreaded by foe is the
man who reads few books. but those
OF the best. and he reads them 80
that he not merely knows all they
contain. but catches their spirit
Or. Henry Wallace,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

Harker-I met Smythe n week al
ter he had faced the parson, ana 10
declared ttat no had married hi'
ideal.
Wellr
Hark"l--A year later he eonfessea
his mistake-said II was his ordea'
instead ~ his iceal he had marrieu'
Chicago Daily News.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

for Her Love bright Color- and
Elaborate Which She Her Hair No Less
Indusry-Thc Heavy burden
to Inc
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13


. another letter about tho ital-
I'LL Ian pcaaant woman. let me
say that they arc famous for tho
elaborate manner Ia which they
dress their hair. X Is customary.
for taom TO do each 9th
ora hAs This performance also
takes place IN tho open air Tho
peasant woman OF Italy. (; must also
10 Understood docs not ~ear hat,
In fact. sho has never owned ono.
and tho characteristic mark which
tho pcasan, from the
upper class woman IL tho absence
OF tho hat These hatlcns women. "a
long IA ,hcy havo vigcr and pride In
browning glory tho elaborate drcas-
ing OF tho hair Some OF thorn
have worry beautiful. heavy hair. too.
Tho Love at bright Colors.
Tho Italian woman's iovc OF br,gh,
color canno, DO suppressed by hard
work or oppression. Shc insistH upon
a bright kcrchicf and apron upon all
dreany occasions Wo CHANGED upon
one or two church cclchrA ions In
Naplcs when many peasant people
came into the city In large numbers.
Tho sight Was extremely picturesque.
every woman having her bright kcr-
chief and daxxlingly brilliant apron
IL was Interesting To SEQ that theac
aprons were made after on. invari-
able pattern. reaching quito To tho
hem OF tho skirt. with rounded corn
era. and always trimmed with dou-
bio row OF carefully made knife
plating. A vivid green seemed TO be
popular color.
The shawl II Popular.
| was Interested In "A particularly
individual touch In the toilet of the
Venetian peasant woman which IL
IA large black cashmere shawl trim
med with long black fringe. How
ever gay the dress may be- the shawl
Is always worn folded cornerwiso
and thrown over tho shoulder. Quite
well-to do peasants. I am told. have
shawls OF silk. but did not see any
These shawls are particularly becom-
Ing TO the pretty young girls with
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-11-13

fulfilling promise for ihor beautiful black hair and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29

Sn Norton, MoIi., bronmten
brci @olmaorcnlogcr Der 6irnia
George u. talbot & Cons nieocr.
Ger Sdnoen, Der olr6 Scrliderruls
geocdt lit, bctrdgt 100000. Wnn
pcrmutbct grnnOitifttns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
InitcdcnSes 8eiipicl.

6rou 6ricomam's SeI6itmoro per.
nnloBt ctnen 6%euermebr.@ apitGn,
Dus @leide 81 tbuu. = Spriin8e
III Oie 8ieie.
Nem Oorf, %. 0fai. - 3pci
Nohbaren, Elm Mann uno einC 6rall,
Die lid ieoodI ll,r pom Sebeu fonn-
ten. mohtcn Bcltern III Srooflpl1
lbrcm 2ebcn tnnerbolb Don 5mct
StmH0cn boourdl Gin glloc, bnB lie
bon boAgeIe9enen Srten aui bic
StraBc bcrab iprangen. 6rau GQu
6ricomnm, 80 Sabre olt, Die 8ut'
Tin eitca Contractors, ~itiir5te iid) ans
eiucm 6eiiiter beS pierten StodperfS
ibrcr @obmng, Rr. 583, 9eoforo-
NOenuc. Surge 3eit ipGter iprunJ
GbomaS :. McGue, Is Sabre alt, Der
GopitGu Der acknowledgements
9tr. 40, bon Cad zines IedSltodi-
gen SeuementbolIcs, Nr. tt6,
@oIlobout. Strobe. Ger Selbitmoro
oes WanneS lit 3peiicllos in letter
Sinic ourh oic lbut Der 6rou her
bctgeiiIbrt iuor0cn.. 2ll9 er bon Dem
Sooe ieiner NohboriH borte, licb CT
lid Nac8 genou idiloern unO rici
Damn o1lS: Y@ie Icidt mntB Der loo
lcin! Gin Sprung mo NQes lit Dor.
iiber!" 9ct0e Spfer moren geiitig
nitt gang normal. 6rau Sricbmoun
mar leit Der Dor cincm Mfonat criolgs
ten 8cburt cincS 3inocs 9eiitcsge-
Itort, unb GapitGn WcGuc mar in
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hcgnb iid) Der Gopitdn I'M 5 llbr bon
Der 6cilcripadc uad Iciner @obnlng,
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WcnIheu-4 nIommllng. ST oftetc
nbcr nid)t oorauf un0 gilg in ieitc
Wobnung. Gnrt er5dbltc ibm ieine
@ottin uic Srou 6rieomom1 ibrem
Scbcn Elm Gnoe genlad)t bate, uno
5mei Strnoen ipGtcr bottc Der Gopi-
ton oaS @letd)c gctban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
Gein araucs Snar mebr.

Gs tit leihter, Die Jarbc Oes 9aa.
res 81 crbolten, oils lie pieOer berSu.
itelcn. llniere 8rpBmtittet fanrten
bos 8ebeimniB. Sic mad)ten unb
benusten ,Solbet 5bee" itno bamit
crbielten iie iit bitnffes, 9ldnjcnocs
Saar bis in's reife hitter. Die jeBige
8%eucration hat ben Bortbeil uor Der
Iesten inioierr, uis oaB Tie .@petb's
Gage ono Sulpbnr" faufen fam =
elm b~eiieres Saar.@ rbaltungsmittcl
ais Der altmooiife ySalbei 9bee."
9(ae apotbefen fii6ren es fir soc.
ino $t.OO Die 5laihe, ODER es miro
scecn Gmpfans beg Greiies brett
bon ser @petb Chemical 60, "a
Gortlanot.S Str, Nep-9orf gitp, per'
ianbt.
Sn perfaufen bei Der HeoS Irug
60, aerineton. uno Somaro.S traBe
(Iprilt0,iSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
Mcbr SaGon.@ cttfabrtcn.

SnotanapoliS, Sno., %.
Wfot. - Go5 Erogramm fir bic
notionalcn Observation-Disclosures mel.
dc bier o1f Dem Motor. Specomap
an 5. SUM- itottiinben iolen, lit iest
bcfalunt gegcbcn iporoelt. Ger 9citer
oeS iiegreihelt @ollou5 erbGlt BON
Dem IerosGlub pon Nmerifo cine
liI6crne Sropb0e. Iie 9allonS oiir-
len nod Den Sablmgen Der ,SSnter'
national acronoutic S~eberotion" 200
allbifmeter ~iolien. 8ol9enoe 9oaons
lino iiir bic @ettiobrten onoemeIoel
morocn: 9ollon oNelp.Dorf~ nit u.
@oaono 6orbes uito Clifford 9. @or.
mon; 9auou o6ooiicr" nit Charles
Walib BOZ, Wount &ernon, N..0.
Vollon ,Glcoelono" NIT q. s.. Nor
gan aus 9leoelanO mo :. $. Wooc,
JIM. 9allon nSnoioaa" nit Gorl 8.
Bidder aus Indianapolis mo IS. &.
Suntbougb; 9oqon st. 2nuiS" nit
u. .. 2ombert aus ct. Sollis uno $.
6. SoncpmcQ; 9ollou n%llniucrlitp
Sin" nit SSobn Serrp aus ct. SouiS
uno =. 5. WcGuaougb. Sir Die
Sunoicop.@oGoniabrten, an pcld]er
lid 9oaons oQer 2lrt bctbeiligen font
ncrt, iilo bis jcet iolgenoe Anmel'
brn8cn eit9clouicn: GopitGn 9olo-
luin aus Ncm-9orf, ". $. 5bonpion
aus Canton, 8, uito &. u. Goep,
Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
gns @aIfiniurc- Gunntp.

Ger Serid)t Oes @eilmobeitSbeamten
Or. Somes j. $. 0oriuh.-Sub-
itriptionen fir ein @ooo 0euf-
nal 81 Sparrom5 Eoint. - 6.
$. 0idcp miroHittenbouIe'@ Nads
iolger.
Gr. Sone8 i. $. @orIl,dL ser @e=
i~ltnobeits : GommiiiGr BON 9ulti-
more Gountp, Iegte oer Goumtp-Gom-
milidren folgeuoeu @eiunnbeitS6e-
rid,t fiir Den Wonot Slpril Dor: Bon
1913 anitedenoen &roufbeitcn, luelhC
I'M Saufe bcs Wonots 9emcloet mur-
Den, moren 101 Woicrn, I Sd)orlodJ-
fieber, = SppbuS, 10 9tpbtberitis,
I &cudbuitcu, . @inbpcden lno eill
Wtumps. 8ebllrten mlIroen t03 ge-
mel0et, oorlmter 81 mGn1lid)e mo
II meiblihe; Sc naren WeiBe mo
II Nc9er. @Gbreno oeS Wonats ltor-
ben Isl Yerionen, bnrllnter rs
mGnnlid)e uro 10 ncibIide; 20 ma
rem Neger. 9ic bouptiG6lid)c 90
oeslrlohen iporen S%uberclIpiiS,
Sungcncnt6iinoun0 @erjIcioen uub
9riobf'idc Niercntronfbeit. 3oftor
@orilld modlt borouf mlfmertloml,
DOB nit Dem glntritt ocS marmen
@ctterS Die ppbus-@eiobr iteigt ulb
cmpficblt baber, BOB Die l(mgebllng
Der Mobnhduier IN moglidit ionitd=
rem 3llitnno .gcbalten lper0cn.
4 ii L c in @ooo 0cntmol.
Gle nHufus $. @ooo Wemoriol
NIiociation," Del6c in Spurroiua.
Boint jwedS Grrid)tung cInca Gent
malls fir Den fiir5lid) pcrItorbcnen
General . glgenten Der nWorplano
Stabl Comp. 9%egriinoct iuuroe, bot
bCreitS 3cid)nungen III Sobe bon
$500 entgegengenommcn Gem Ser
nebmen no6 ioIl ooS 3cnfmal ouf
cinem freien Glob erridtet uno NIT
NnIoaen um9eben meroen.
8on0ipcr crncnut 0tdep.
Nu Steae BON Somes Hitterbouic,
mclder olS Mit1lieO bes oentofroti.
iden StaotS g Central = Counties re
ii0nirtc, mltroe Charles $. Iidcp bon
Whlrrop 9anoipcr, Dem @oriitcr ocs
Gomitc's, crnonnt. Ser Tittenbouie
reIignirte, nm iid iciner Gompogne
fir Die domination olS Sd)eriff Don
Baltimore 2 Gountp lpi0mcn 81 ton-
nen.
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30 arpIdnocr willis Sc
3iebt 9ipouuf SIT W e It M II.
it :. - Ger Ylan, ons idbrlihe 9i-
bouof Der Worpldnoer Wili5trlippen
oieslnol Bel 0eitminltcr o~b5ubolten,
ipuroe geiteri, bon @ouperneiir Gro'
Tiers eutaebeiben. IS lparen gn.
itrergnngen gentad,t iuorben, ons So
ger bel Clifton, Der Seimatb oes @oui
periteurs olif5uihlugen, Die Gage bel
@eItminiter erpieS lid aber bel @ei.
tenn portbeilbafter. Gs beiinoet lid,
in Der l%lmgebunq bon Weitriniter
eir ousge5cidnetcs Mnnoper9elanhc.
@ir6 5um Serbs con G.
crirt. = Gie CONFEDERATION oes anl
Mittpof errp1blten Siilfs.g iid)ofs
Der Marplano Gio5eIe Ser biiGoflidj.
protcitantiid)en Stride, Yaitor Sobn
Gardner MrrraD, pirS gum Scr6i'
itattiinpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
5in Grade lit 8nb'.

Sr. @uitou 9cniih oui Scr oNcitCrr
Cemetery" 5llr Ictteu &ube &c.
6cttct. - Gle iroiideu llcberreite
Don 6rau @iIbCInino 4moIia
Saferforn auf Dem Baltimore
6rieobofe beigcictt.
bic 9ccroigln9 oc9 ant Wittuod)
reinforcement Sru. @ultao 9Cntid
iono geitcrn Nodmittoa Don Grouer-
bauie Nr. 1861, NorO-S .NUc.,
aus itatt. Gin 6oblrcidcS Eroller=
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@elcitc 5u ic,ncr lcttCn NubcltGttc
AMI Dem @cltcrn 6rieoboie. 3obl-
reihc ulo pr0dti8e @hmcnipcnOcn
morcn ci%ngctroficrL lntcr oicicn ein
arrangement pon Dem r@obolb.
Ston1n Mr.. 1862 Der NutbmGHmcr. "
Eultur Drummer bon Der 0clttldelt
rciormirtCr Sricoen9tirhe iprud) I'M
Srallcrbollle uno am @rubc tici-
cmpiumoc Sroitcsportc 81 ben Sim.
tcr6licbcucn. 9us 9abrtuhtr0ger cr-
mic'Cn 0cm Go0tcn Die leBte Gbrc
iCd)5 Mit9l,coer oc5 chen genonltcl
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$50. $. 2cinbort, e. Sbcrlod, s..
6rontIin ). @untbcr, @m. Sole
mlo %obn Sticiel. Mr. @cuiid) mlroe
an 10. Woi 1856 in %onlcnboi bel
@rcalol geborcn mo tom I'M NltCr
noll % Snhrcn nod Nnterito, no CT
lid in Baltimore nicocrlieB. Nm ~.
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heltottcr NSm, Goot be'or9te Die Nrs
rongClncnts bes 9~egrGbniiicS.
Srau ". ". @ufcrforn.
Som Srauerbauie, Nr. 1902, Dit.
2aiopCtte= NuenEe, aus ian0 oeltern
9tad)nlittog inter GROCER 9etbeili.
Juug BON 9ciotra1enOcn bic 9ecroi
1l,ng Scr ON 26. oicics MonotS I'M
allter uon 81 Sahreu rcritorbcnen
Srou @ilbclmino Amnlia Suicrforn,
Seb. 6ride. oui Dem Baltimore Srico-
hoie itott, nadocm @oItor &. $. 9cns
iclcr pom Der ,. Stride ser Gang. sc.
meiniduit al WiltonsNuerue umo
NdSiieuaS traBe cinen icicrlitcn
Erancrgottesnieit gcboItcn bate. Cine
6iile foltborer 9lunteuItiife itmiidtc
Die lcste Gllbeltottc ser Gntlbloicncll.
IlS 9obrtud)trdger iungirten bless.
Sobn Shloifer, ar. Shinoelc, j..
Grler unh, ASom 0auimmtn. =.
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Dir nltc Wcidlidltc.

@indcIter. So. 2S. Mai. -
Gic 9riiber Alpin lulo Reggic ,Scll.
fins, iicben, rcip. fiinf Sabre oft,
ianocn bcltte, p0brcno tic ilt ibrer
8obnut9 ST Hclionce, na6e bier.
ipicltcll, Elm oItcs @epcbr. Saul
ooer i6 IdJieBe!" riei glpin i'm
Sder5c ietncm iiingeren 9rl,ocr 81
uno oriidtc ob, ol5 ocrielbe nid)t loll.
icn molltc, Gin Sd)uB froftc tuir
bic 2aoung orong DEM fleineh 8eggic
III Den llnterleib cin. 9ilinen neni.
gen Stnnocn wor or cine 2eid)c. Ii(
&nnben iiuo ole Sobne Don ISM. Z
Scnfins.
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1891. asItenes 9tabliHeineut. 1891.
Warplnno Gbnttcl YDan ATueiaiiUn
aibe:: Blum iuny gsifahsfatfer.

csnr tFstr Nen Rr~'+fs eesSt.ss
Bin,rier 800, 23t uno 233 q. GtoduerD.
GnDoft.0dt fyahettes uuo ct. pauls efrnBt.
TorIeber Dor so his $500 Gtff Wlahst itn
nos etc, o6ie Gnifetnung o%srieIben. esfstilbf
Mdtei. tNetHe 9Snd,errtl
Ush. Bbone, Gourtianb 1876 8 & o 9bons
ct. pauI 1868. (Rob2, tJ.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29
Giuberflcib.

Nr. SIG. Gle einioAiten aIciocr
limo itctS Rom beitcn @eiAmad, "a
eiu aino niC bltrd) ieiue alei0u,a
6cbiuocrt mcrocu ioQtc. Sben iQu.
itrirtca, aus eincm Stiid geidrittc'
mes Wltitcr ans Noih. ooer @ou-
%itoficn lit Ieidlt 5t reinigen. Is
ihlicbt an Der Scite uno inter Dem
Oofe lit cS in 6aItcu 9clest. sir
@inber bon =, t. 6 Aobrcn; 3H
9aros 27,5o0. StoiicS iino iiir Die
6 Sahr @r6be criorocrlif.
Gin Mlritcr 0icicr Nrt miro 0cQclr
g%iniClbung pon 10 Gents in Silbcr
obcr Yoitmorfrn on ir1cnO cine
2l0rcIic Gcion6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29

Sin Saa i'm SaBr, Der GiinaitmOn-
tag, fat Icit eincm Sicrtcliabrbnnbcrt
Die Srutid)cn Saltimprc's obnc lin
trridico Der Gpnfeiiiun i'm Sicnitc
ocS @ubltbnns p%ercint; nno 10
mirb's andJ beucr iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29

ainoer, bic lire Gltcrn bciitcn,
MAIDEN in iebcm CONNER Intcnoc
uun Jamilien. nno @crcinsansflm8c
init. 6rlft ben elt~ernlOicn Eflcgc.
befoblencn ocs ScntIdtbums @alti'
mOrc's bercn cinsigcn S%abresaus.
fling am Efingitmontng perid)0ncrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-29

Gle o@omon's 6orcign
Wiiiionorp Societp" bielt 0e.
tern ibre Sobrea-@ rfuriion nod an.
napoliS nui 6em Gompfer .@mma
Giles" 900 Ecrionell nobmen ooron
Sbcil.