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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
sylaTloN AND voLlr ATOM
Trying to Find . scientifie Name for
II; the Art of wing. i4sss

e When the autonnbil lie TINT NOW
somewhat antidnate ed vehicle which Is
already threatened with the fate OF
soon being considered only fast
enough forith tin1id and elderly. was
first invented. the task OF finding a
name for 1t was hopefully undertaken
in many lands. but nominative faculty
has been SO weakened in modern man
that he made IN extremely poor job
of 1t, says the New York Times. At
first he could only describe 1t by tell
ing not what it was, but what It was
not, and called 1t "lt0rseless car
riage." At last he allowed the mongrcl
word "autnlnobile," at once ignorant
and pretentious. to enter nis vocnbn-
larry. And there It has remained. re-
proacl to our linguistic ingenuity, and.
when clipped to the vulgar auto"
hardly endurable by the sensitive.
A like inability. to max good names
is evidently to be illustrated In the
case OF the automobiles destined sue
cessor. Acceptance lacks some of the
faults of rnntomobile." but it is poor.
thing when oil has been said for 1t that
can be, and nobody has venture1 to
speak or write It's necessary compli-
n,ents, ito aeroplanc' and "aeroplan-
ist." Instead VIC are expected to ac-
cept aviator and aviation" and. for
all we know. VITO nviatc." ThcyIlre all
bad In half dozen ways. as thus used.
Tor the feature. 10 be brought out Is
not remote and highly imperfect re-
semblnnce to birds. but the power 10
do after one fashion something that
birds do after quite another. and that
Is, to navigate the mir. fe
IF this must be called f1yinE-lt Is
not at all ineveitablc--"volito" Is OBJ
viously the Latin verb that should sup
ply foundation for the group Of words
now needed. Exactly as we get "agl-
tator" and agitation" FROM "agltate."
so We could get "volitator" and "voli-
tation" from "yolitate.'' They look
pretty well. It must be admitted that
they sound pretty i'll. but that Is prob
ably due only to tine fact that they
are strange to the ear. Anyhow. they
are properly built and mean exactly
what we mean and do not say when
we talk about aviation" and 'avia-
tors" Certainly there is no more rea-
son why flying machines SHOULD recall
the existence of birds than that ships
should recall that OF fishes or auto
mobiles that OF horses-or radioteles-
rnphy that OF wires. ssr
1t Is curious fact that our rcmnter.
ancestors seemed to have no difficulty
in inventing as many new names as
they needed. and III making them all
good ones. whit nowadays such work
ls almost never we'll DONE. Perhaps 1t
Is because we have so much more Of 1t
to do than they had and can't stop to
think.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
NO. 1852.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of Comptroller Of. the Currency
WASHINGTON. D. c.,

June %. 1909.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence,
presented to the undersigned, 1t has,
been made to appear that 1.-The Ma
tional Bank of Fairmont," in tine CIT,
OF Falrmont. In the county OF Marion
and Suite OF West Virginia. has coin
piled with all the provisions Of the
Statutes of the United States. r.
quIred to be compiled with before an
association shall be. authorized to com.
mence the business OF banking;
NOW THDREFORE. I. Lawrence o.
Murray. Comptroller OF tine Currency
do hereby certify that 1.-THE National
Bank OF Falrmont." In the City Of
Fairmont. in the county OF Marion
and State OF West virginia. Is author
lied to commence the business oil
banking as provided In Section Fittr
one hundred and sixty nine OF the Re.
vised Statutes OF the United States.
Conversion Of The Bank OF Fair
mont.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF VIII
ness my hand and Seal OF office tn't
twenty-eighth day of June. 1909. ~"
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY, 81
Comptroller Of the Currency.
~r~.s~
SEAL
"
Currency Bureau.
Seal OF the Comptroller OF
the Currency.
Treasury Department.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
Returning From Elkins Fair.

Miss Virginia Fisher and Mr.. Harry
Smith returned last evening from FL
kins, where they nttcn,le the fair. Mrs
Smith. MISS Teresa and Julia NIlZum
Margaret Stnggcrs, Eva Brand AMI
Master Eugene Nnzlm will return this
evening. On Tuesday evening Mrs
Boyd Wees ntertnincl ut porch party
in honor of the Fairmont visitors aud
on Thursday evening was hostess ut
an Informal porch dance honorinE the
Misses Nuzum and Stagsers. Since
Yesterday they have been the gusts OF
Mrs. Stark Baker In Beverly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
Left Over Material.

Barbara. agc1 foar, had always been.
allowed to mako small cakes out of
the scrnls OF dough left from the
mornings baking. so one morning ar
tor being sent to gather the eggs. she
came III with Il very tiny one and ex-
clnimcd: ooh. mama. see this little
cgg; 1t must be that's NIL the dough
the hen had cft."-The Dolineator for
September.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
CATHOLIC MEETING.

ROCHESTER,. N. r. Aug. 2S.-(TElh
all the branches in the State repre-
scented the triennlal convention of the
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
was openetd here today. The flnnn-
cial condition OF the order Is snid TO
be satisfactory and the ton
will not take UP any matters relating
to revised rates.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
The Irritable Diner.

Condemnation don't mean to say
You call this flavorless stun oStnll
soup. waiter?
Wuitcr-Ycs, sir.
Gentlcman-7'hen take 1t ont and
let the oxt dip his tail In 1t two or
three more tlmes-Lippincott's Maya
zine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
THE MAN WHO Is ALWAYS "JUS7
GOING TO-"

He meant to insure his house. bnt
It burned before he got around to It.
He was just going to pay u note
when 1t went to protest.
He was just going to help a neigh
Dor when ne died.
He was just going to SEMI come
flowers to sick friend when It
proved too late.
He was just going to reduce llis debt
when his creditors shut down. on
him.
He way just going to stop drinking
and dissimttng when his heaiL;l be-
came wrecked.
He was Just going to Introduce a
better system into his business when
1t went to smash. He was Just going
to call on customer TO close deaf
when he found his competitor had pre-
ceded MIN and secured The order.
He was Just going to quit work awhile
and take u vacation when nervous
prostration came.
He was just going to repnir his side
walk when nelghbor fell on 1t and.
broke Il leg.
He was Just going to provide his
wife with more help when she took
to her bel and required a nurse. n
doctor, and a mnitl.-Success Maya
zine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
MoSBHS MEN MEET.

FORT ROYAL. Va. Aug. 2S.-Snr-
vivprs OF the Forty-thirl Virginia Bat
talon OF Confederate Cavalry. of
which Col. John s. Mosby was conf
mander. assembled In annual reunion
to-day. TIE members OF the famous
band Of daring cnvalrNmen are rapidly
passing away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
pent.McCray.

Miss Emma NIcC Gray. formerly OF this
i city, and Mr.. L. c. Dent were united
{ In marriage on August 90 In Fostorln.
N Ohio, where Miss McCray has been for
.ssome time. Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Will
reside In Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28

months use of them. Mrs. s. A.
WILLIAMS, r. F. D. No. IA, Box 80.
Gardiner, Me. ::
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia +. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound. made exclusive
" from roots and herbs, a fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and remover OF
the female organism. Women resid.
ing in almost every city and. town IN
the United States bear willing testl'
mony to the wonderful virtue of ]. ydia
Z. Finkham's Vegetable Compound.
It cures female ills. and creates radi-
ant. bioyant female health. II you
are i'll, for your own sake as well rs
those you love. give 1t a trial.
4 Mrs. Pinkhnm, Mt Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice IL free,
and always helpful. 5s. 4gffi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
will Attend Family Reunion.

i$;Se5Mr. anu Mrs. C. B. Chancellor. OF
sParkersburg. and Mrs. J. w. Peppers.
\ OF Burnsville. are guests ut the homo
OF tneir;5 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
sA1nett, On Pike street. They came to
] attend the Arnett Reunion which WILL
be held tomorrow Mt Georgetown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
MT. zion Baptist church Services.

The Superintendent MIR. Willie
Forney will open Sunday School ut
$3.50, a. III. AT II IL. m. the pastor will
preach from the subject. "Truth." At
7:45 the pastor will again preach from
the subject. Christ tho Door," AT
G:30 the B. ". P.tU. will be conducted
by the president, Rev. Jas. Arnold.
All arewelconle.
IA. M ]. T. :WUNZDR, Pastor. M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
Returned From Mountains.

Mrs. !. NJ. Jacobs and daughters.
Misses Edna and Jessie. and son Mel
villo returned last evening from MI
Lake Park. Md. where they had spent
tht summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
MORGAN Family Reunion.

The details for the Morgan reunion
Which will be held ut Traction PARK
on Wednesday. September first. are be
ing worked out. A large crowd VIII
gather ut the park to meet the mem
bcrs of this historic family. F'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
Return ed From Trip.

Miss Annie Russell has returned
from n trip to New York City. Atlantic
I City and Winchester. Vn. AT the latter
place she was the guest OF Miss Mary
Hack. Y;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
In Hon or Of Mrs. Ferguson.

Mrs. Kemble White entertained in
formally ut a thlmble party. yesterday
afternoon at her home on Bcnonl aye
nud. complimentary to her slster-in-
law, Mrs. F'erg lson, who IS her gutst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-28
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Gardiner, Maine.-"I have been 4
great sufferer from organic troubles

and Il severe female
weakness. Il Il Q
doctor saidI would
have to go to the
hospital for an
operation. but l
could not bear to
think of it. l de.
cided to try Lydia
+. I'inkhnm's Veg
etAble Compound
and Sallative Wash
and was entirely
a,,rnf1 nftar t1,raa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Tepartemcnt Der 1rmenpfie0e.
CUB epartemcn Der Mnfieber Der [tabtiidyen
Wrmeupflcae,

~
Bah 8iemsN 81, 4. Wiat 1909.
9criegcltc Nngcbute, nit Der Nuffbrift
,Yropoials for sMppltes for gn9 gi1u Mig.
lum" Oerieben lno au ben .Sparo Of Niuaros
OF Baltimore Gitn" d~orefiirt, meroen bis Wii...
nod, ben 10. W(ni 1909 fl nbr SormitidgS,
I'M 9iircau oeS Observation-Disclosures, GatbbnlIs.
Baltimore, mo. %enteegeu genomuleu fir rie
9iefcrltng Der foIoenben slrtiiel an oaS r0uos
GielpsNiOl" fiir orci Monnte. nit Dem I. Suni
1909 bGeinncno. gemdB Den SpeSiiifationen mo
Mtiftern sur glnii6t i'm p9nps Sieiu sgtpl," Oers
lduGertc Sdiiernsgloenuc:
9iinefieiid, Butter, @sebL
Sped, Sdluittluagren, Sutter,
SdlDpsflciid, Sdlube, Auiiee,
GrDecrien, Sieu' Srfcans Sndcr,
@nsebnte fit ieben obeneenounten %rtiteI
ihto Ills ~fepGtdte uno 'petf6teoeite stirgeUote 'Grt'
6uieber. t.,
ten Gbed oeS gieters auf cine Clearing
SoIfe"sgdni in Der S0be non 10 Gro8ent oee
a%bgei9dttel Seirda5 ocs 9untrait3, an Sroer
oes Widpors mo Siaotraibs bon Baltimore pes
5oeer, begleitet iein.
9rfuIgrei6e Dieter miiiien 8iirgi6uit in oer
itUlinen Sorm ourdb cine a%nnebinbdre Bombing
GUupngnie titr oen G~bgeiddBten Setrag oeS
9ontrliis iteleit.
Die Gontrafts8 eb1rne bebdIt ii6 oas sie6t
Dor, irgeno lpel9e ODER aue Ingebote 81 pers
luerien.
samnr Spnibah,
superintendent.
8Citdiiet:
Z. SarrS Mabpul,
EriIioeni Der 9ontrnitSeb1roe.
(WfdtG, 7S,10,11 .12,f3,14 ,f5,1D
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WeraeaeIir Mnaebolr, an oen Noarb

GcrIesene Nnsebotc, ni Den Bonrb Of
gpurbS" %norcfiirt. wcrocH his II llbr siormita
Sidbt Reaiitrntor in ieiiem 8iircnu, Raib6nllS.
anpenominm ifr ole l~ieferira an ous Cru
BcnreiuignngS requirement bon l6s50u. .Neien
tilr Ole Eeriooe etneS Snbre5, BON 4. SUM-
1909 an.
@%Hgebotc miiiicu in einem ocriiegelten Guus
bert eingefdloien uno nit oYropoidls tor l6
SHb 9roomS Tor toe Separtement Of Strcet
Clearing" nuriirt ieiH.
9llen gnScbuten mus Elm beal1ubtater Gbed
oc5 8ieterS tiir 5000, IN Den Win0nr mo
Stuotratb BON Baltimore nuf einer rSiedrtn9
Soule"s0ant 6ublbar, ~bei9etli9t teIIi.
Spejififuttouell tOn1elt int ,gitrcdlt oes Stras
Bcrreini9uuGss 9onunilidr5 erlangt iueroen.
Sic GontrnitsS ebbroe behalf LID one aieht
uur, irgcno ein uoer uIe ~9lugeb0le ab5llpetleil.
I. y. Nides,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9eftdttat:
Z. Barn MGhpul,
Yr1Itoclt Der 9oHtrdtts Scburoc.
lM~ail21l.lh.lL.lS Is. 1920 u .22.2D
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Bermiidjte Anseisen.
WcfauutmadInud.

e. ~. G. Bremen" ,piro mad elmer init,
tbciiune oeS aommanoanieit oorulSiibtlit in
Der 3eit bonn 16, bis "a bieies Monats i'm
~bielioen Slfen lic9eu. Sieieniget oeuiidhct
Heidsdnaebbri1en, pelde ibrer WfiIitdrpflidt
nod, mot 9enii9i bnben. tueroen oaourd) SeIe=
aelbeit erbalicn, ith BON bent anf Dem Ghifie
heiinbltdei Wi1riliedr3t ln1terili6en 5u laiien.
Die 3eit Der llnteriubu1o iuiro ipdter aitpc5eigt.
Baltimore. ben IA. Wini 1909.
Ser AaiicrIide SfpniuI
U35-O e, u. 2iecriB.
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9cpartemcnt fir 1ffcutlid)e Yauicn.
= uh. - ah,orscNarn hea <fonfs Iuuruirnr 2
VA | | III I. "a. Nprll
Olu Mur oie r, uunPhft

Wn Nnc, Die CO nngebt!
Siernit miro in llebereinitimnullg nit Der
9tbidnitteu 81 y INN 50 Is oeS Charters hel
Staot Baltimore beIaturi geaebeil, bds 10 ytad
Dem Z, 1iHt 1909 l~egtHneu lueroe, BaDion'
bis 5lr Siioieite Der QanpalesS truBe, nit mos
oeruem Wiutcrial 81 pflditern uno neu 81 pfIa'
fern.
oesba.b hermit auiaeforoert. 9rluibniBfbeine
fir ale Mrheiten 5u %er!angeu unn ~biefelbeIi
Dor benz 7. SUM 1909 6u beeloiecn, Die in
ireenn elmer g8ciie Die auiarabun9 ooer Die
Muireibung beiaeter obengeEanHter Sirube poer
zines IbeiIes ~oerfelbel IIutbpcnbi9 md dei
tpenn bieie gepfluItert uoer neugepiluitert lit.
.. 3. Scneal, Stuois Sugenieur.
(9IpriI24, Wtaii $50
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Waaaie Noer.

IS itnrb pl6bIih an II. Wini 1909 in ibrcr
SSubr1ina. Gr. 1900, 3amcs, StraBe, Mugaic
Noer, aeliebte Satin BON Charles Stoer. III
ibrem II. Nebersid6re. Sic Neeroigung finoct
9ienitGa, Wior0ens nm ls0 ubr, bonn lrItcrs
buuie aus nab Der Il. Sercmc'S Iir6e itutt.
no UNI 9 llbr Gin N"eouiemsSohault fir ibr
Seelenbcil Celebrirt iptro. G37--S)
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Scnricttc Sabjinsfi.

IS iiarb pl3eIi6 ant t6. Mai 1909 Srnrictte
Subiinsfi, "a Sabre alt. Sie @eeroigilta fin
oct Mittipud,, llGhntitinGe UNI > llbr, BON Der
ibrer ludter. Srau gSm. S6ul6,
III. 13t, Nurb'6utaw' straRe, aus fat.
CHantaas9itD 3eiiingen rtDgen 9~efdIIi9it CO.
piren.) G31-O
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Separtement fir GrSiebpns.
Siirenn Der ScbDrec oer Sdbul.S ummiiidre,
mlnNtfnu. ttt,h ofonet4r.Vlnruv

UluUITUH' HHD MISUNDERSTANDING, =
Baltimore, 4. Wiai 1900.
9eriicgcite Augebptc, nit ber auifdrtft Bro
pofals for Sintionerb, 3inoergarten, Sruipina,
ben .poGro OF slparps OF Baltimore Gin"
%uoreiiirt, uerben bis MittiuudI, ben 10. Mai
1909, gaormittaaS II itbr, I'M 9iireau ttS
Observation-Disclosures. Ratbbals. Baltimore. pro,
ellt9e9erl genontrtelt, 6ur Yteleruite all Die Be
bjroe oer S6uLSommifidre bon Sbreibinates
rial mo uIloeren &orrdtben.
Spe6ttifntione1 I'M Niirenli ber S6ilsGurns
miiidre. Gin begldubigter Gbed bon 500, M
ben Siaotrotb llno Wi1por mo auf eine
gGleartnq 6pule" :9ant ae5ogen, rnub, ieoem
Nrge6ot fir Sfreibmnterinl etc. ~beieefiiet ifeili.
Gas HG6t blcibi Oorbebolteit Ingebote, tir
ireeno elm ODER ale Stems 6u oeriuerfeu.
Subn 8. Npdle,
Sefretir ber Beb1roe bet StbutGDrtrntiidre.
Seftdtiat: tE s. H-r.~
Z. garrb Wlahuot.
Erdiioent Der 0ontruftbergebings sSebbroe.
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Baltimore Gcmctern.

9iirean: Sraniliu Siog., Baltimore 1t. Iprtbitr.
.SeerdbriBpldbe jnnl Seriauf bon $25 an,
nit Winrn1orpfoiteu u6gearcn5t $35. - Haum
fir bier @rdber.. Srcie Senltuiie Der aupeue
fir 3rnuerguttesoienite. Cunii6,tO
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Wnnn Wcn11nn.

IS itarb am 10. MIat 1909 slnua 9'euman,
- Sabre alt. qeIicbte Satin non So6n Stem
man. Gie Aecrbi9uno iinnet Sienitad. Wlnrs
1eiIs I'M llhr. bon ibrer 9Sobnung. 9r. 1916.
Horo.S nriugs Strahc, aus itutt. Reuuiems9teiie
nm s lhr in Der Ct SGfobussairhe.
G37-S0
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8efanntmadluugen
sarsau hes etaSt.8eometsrs.

Il. Wat 1909.
Ser StnotsSeoIneter miro am Samitns, oen
90. mai 1909. 8n Der Hftetl dlaeaebereH 3eit
an Srt uno StelG ieim mo ole itoedur Der
foIeenoen Strnben e~tubIireh ooer, peiii notblg,
men ei1blircn:
8rieesS trnbe, bon Der Gomonofons 9lperue his
8lr G1ileDs StraBe, I'M 10 llbr NprGlttta9s.
Gliitonsgloenuc, bon Der 8p1liten biz our
Srei3ebnten StruBe, nm IL llbr &orinitiaeS.
Glifionsglbenue, bon Der 9belieIslerrace bis
5ur Seds5cbnten StruBe. nm 1i.15 BormittaGs.
Waleisb Is. Thomas,
(DiaitO StaotsC5eometer
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2unOunsY Bari cmctcrn.

9iirenn: pr. 81, @eft.S aratuga strabe, ano
sSanpt.Ginaang: Srebcrid. Moab.
WeerdbnibpldBe bon $25 an inter beiiInoiaer
Iufiitt; Sbnittblumer, 8elpinoe, 8flalSens etc.
perocn i'm 1reibbaus am SauptsGtnsnng ees
funeei. Infer glgent pirb, peuil eemiintdt,
buripredeu. C92-)
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Gurrainc.

Maleriidl. = Yarfartig. - Sriebltdt.
@eitItd bon g4albrouf cine ino cine b1Ibe
Wletle. Wtontt NulDs SSae9orS unb qerrnines
Wa9gonS brett bis sum @inqaug. 9etoe Ies
lepbone. Siabis9 iireun i'm 6ritten SIur oeS
Union 1ruit"s Sebduoes. 6barles. unb Sahette.
straRc. (Mtai4 1S,I&S)
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Subn Rcanarot.

IS fidrb pI5blid, am 10. liui 1903 Subn
9ieanarbt, % Sabre nIt. in ieincr 1Sobnung,
Gr. t520, 2inoeu. guruue. Sic 3eit Der Beer
oiQlIna miro ipdter nnaeieiAt. G3N
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lmsngs-@erfanf.
Muuumcutcu, Grabitctusn uub Q

ga mir oas Yugerbuns 9ir, 223. 9for6.
GbarlessSirabe, be5ogen babert, iueroen mir oas
gan5e Eager an Snno am alien YIabe. sr. ZIG,
@cit.Saitimure Strafc, 6l alsnebuIlib nteori'
gen Yreifen oerfuifcn.
e. Silgartner & Guns.
(9lpriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17

dc Sd)0bc BON often griedJil0enL ara.
Giidel1 ln0 perIiiden Wanllfriptcn.
Giele Sonol6rtften, Die Jest Der @ii-
ienl6aft erIblolien maroen fonnelt,
nllrOen i'm A., Is. uno 1G. &abrbum-
0crt III Den qriediIfen alGitern &C.
iammelt un0 Der 8ibliotbef 0e2 oItelt
Scroil5 cinperleibt. Nboul 6onliO
feb Ole 9i6liotbef ipGter in ben NiI-
Oi5 aiosf iiberfiibrelt, mo iiir bic
6orld)un1g mar lie Oomit %cinihueiIcn
berlorcn.
Sic 8cmpbnc Ser 0urd)
2ocol Option trofcu geIcqten Sbio'er
Srtidaft Soar bobcn lire GorfsGi-
iterne r%einigen Ioiien uno merben lie
fiinftiqbin onItott nit @olier NIT
Ncpfelmein geiiilt bolten. Q3ir net
ten, boB Die Yltmpe nift 2inroItcn
miro.
Sab Gn9 lamb %9ero0c 0
pcrriifte 0eicbe bot, mie man lie audi
bel ms iinben fam, 5eigte lid, bel Ell
ner @eridtSperbon6lung IN 2on0on,
ais Elm Shouipielcr bonn 82ihnorc-
ncrl0ienit bcfreit mlrroc, oo inter Ell
mem alten, abcr nod ST &rait bette
6cn0cn engliiden 8alcbe Shouipic-
Ter Tagabunoen unb SheIme mo Do
fer fiir Den 8eihporenenoicnit III.
toIglid iin0.
Nus elmer ncnig ruG M
poQcn Teriooe in Der clglii6en @e.
Ihidte ootircn gemiiie @eiet2, lpeld)e
aotbolifen BON ser 9~efleiOung gcipiIs
icr bobcr 9(cmtcr o,tSIdIieBcn uno
Dem a0niq cinan Gio BET ieiner
MISUNDERSTANDING noridreibcn, Oeiien
Wortlnut ie0cn fotboliihcn llntcrtbd-
nen perIcbcn nn,B. Gin @iOerrlli
Nieier 2lft2 lit oft ncriltd,t morben,
o6er crit 0icier Gage QclonQ eS I'M
llntcrboll3 cine Webrhcit oofiir 5t er=
longer. Stcbt sic @iocrrufnng IN
Scr Qe9enipGrtigcn SeIlion oeS 8ur-
lomentS nid)t 81 criportcu, 10 lit bod
9reihe in OieieS @cmGller 0c5 mittcl-
nlterlihel1 %orurthciGS mo Heli-
~gionSboiieS 9eIegt morocr.
Hoiulanbs tiirfiidc 8GScr.
Gauiiahie .erbaabe, guitanlt sessu. etcts pfieu.
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llcber Ibel uno @iir9cr'
tblum i'm oeutlden Secre miro nilS
Berlin geihrieben: @oS bereitS mad
oet milit1riihen GerGnoerulgen Der
lcbtcn Wolnote notwithstanding crifiel
bob n1mlif nit benz aoelspriuilc1
ser @oroe Clrlo gelpiiier bepor5llgtcr
&cgimenter) aebrod,en lucroen lou.
Gas iheilit nlor 5u~ItGnoigen Srtes
gums pItem mlsbontn 81 mollen. @i(
Die nMil.-ppI. Corresponding" BON
unterridtetcr Seite bort. gebt sic
Stromu19 i'm WilitGrfobinet oobin,
BOB obligc Siii5icrc ans Der Clinic
i%iberballpt niht mcbr III Die 8uroc
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an Ole boberen Tienltitellen IN Der
Fropins Die @eiiuhg ergongciL nit
Oen monotliden 8eluhSlilten regel.
mobig gut Qualiii5irte biiraerlidc
Sffi5iere iiir Die Seriebullg in 9or0e-
He9imentcr por5uihlnaen. Tieier
Sd)ritt bari oIS iiferer 8eg ongc.
icben merOen, Die 5oblreiden groBge-
5lld)teten Heinfulturcn oeS MoclS inn
Ncere 5u 5critbren. Gum Nlereritens
male iii fiir5lid) olid cin Burger.
lld)er Sffi5ier, Der Woior Slider BON
Der Eeniions. abtbciluu9 oeS ariegs,
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Gin Serr Mobec aus M l..
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ol1pnlt &erome oi~ligeiorocrt, ole I'm.
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Snloon,Siga" SIT ionbiren; Die Ser.
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600 Collars ioIlen unteribIoaen NOR
Gen lein. Serr Mabee bebaliptet mel.
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Ner6eGerte 8ftegenaitter.

@eben Sic ben s~luftrne, Sbr Saus nit 5lies
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ieben ino ben 9reis ~eriubren baben. sic bns
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SpiritnOirn : 2ieens : gpplifatiuncn.

Site 9ir. 5M.
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NM Srdilsferirli1g elmer Guoetailr Ssiritupieu.
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Sommcrfpit nno 2ogiS.

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q mrrfriIdc Soue S%niormaiion. aoTtens
an Der lrele SreInplare bel aHel
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