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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

she can be happy and useful without
the help OF any living person. Objects
Of charity. Do not think because a sis.
ter lives In a beautiful home and en-
ploys a trained nurse whom she is Ill,
that she ia not an object Of charity, and
that her heart can not be made lighter
and her sufIerings less grievous by some
word OF thought, a visit or a token from
you. What the world needs. is not
palaces, automobiles or steam yachts,
but "cup OF cold water In His Name.
/ know that II ! had everything money
could buy and knew there were six
women In Greenwood whose characters
l admired, who thought unkindly OF me,
! would be miserable.
Pardon a personal reference. but last
fall was Ill for several weeks. My
friends were so good, that relieve the
Lord sent me sickness to make a better
woman Of me When l got well ] felt
like ! must do something for Jesus. |
believ II | had risen from myIbed feel
ing that ! had been neglected, | would
have been a better woman when | was
taken sick than | was when | got well.
On thanking one Unusually kind friend,
she very earnestly declared that she
did not do a thing and | silently re-
peated "ln as much as ye did it unto
the least of these We did it unto me-"
So sisters, may not our charity be
world wide? 90 wherever you think
you might do good-go in spite of the
fact that you are not on the So and So
committee for visiting the sick, the
sorrowing and the neglected.
have pondered long over this
thought from Andrew Carnegie, "All
any of us can reasonably expect is food,
shelter and raiment.' On what an
equality 1t puts all Of mankind how
nearly the same kind OF creatures we
all are! While | donot need your money
or your assistance, directly, in helping
my physical needs my soul may be
starving for something you could give.
! may be discouraged, | may feel neg
| may merely want you to think
of me, but be it as it may, we
need each other.
Though | bestow all my goods to
feed the poor and have not charity,
it profiteth me nothing" Then my
must profit me something.
believe any woman in this Circle who
will devote one year, reasonably to
who will do things In His Name,
every day, will never be satisfied to do
any thing else. You may talk about a
business paying 20 per cent. but this
business OF serving the Lord is much
more remunerative. Who dares to deny
Il? Ask some old withered saint with
Christ love in her eyes, and whose
hands are gnarled and roughened from
OuTISuidH beTNiCs anu eHt Will ttll NDu
t has not only been a'ioy to serve the
but to suffer for him.
Charity also calls for sacrifice. Every
hing worth having does. Would the
oy Of motherhood be the holiest Of all
oys but for hours-aye months Of suf-
'erine? II we give our money and 1t
,alls for no sacrifice, it profits us moth
ng. 1t may relieve a temporary want
t may be thankfully received but it
an profit us and the cause Of Christ
In some way I cannot explain, | dare
rot try to explain, to live surrendered
ives, lives of sacrifice and lives OF ex-
we must walk the via dolorosa
With the Master.
Then let us be charitable In His Name
md as he would be and not as the world
US to be.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
Scenes In a Union Depot,

Don't fail to see IL given at the Dixie
Theatre under the management Of Miss
Pugh Of Memphis, under the auspices Of
the Eastern Star. for the benefit Of the
Masonic Home, BY the very best homo
talent. An evening Of laughter Is In
store for all. Don't fail to be there,
Reserved seats 500, on sale at Scates
ice cream parlor, March 31st.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

II is remarkable to see high class
Saddle and Harness Horses sold at
auction in Greenwood. Some of the
incest one in the county we're sold
here last Saturday, and Mr.. oliver tells
me that he will have some of the best
to be had in Tennessee here at auction,
Mar. Both.
LEE ARTERBURY,
Auctioneer.
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Gard of Thanks.

\ The members Of Richard Allen Lodge
NO. 254 r. & A. NJ. of Greenwood, Miss,
tenders a vote Of thanks to the Planters
Oil Mill Co. for the Sixty Dollars burial
presented US for our good brother, NJ.
d. Reed, a member Of above named
Lodge, who was accidentally killed at
the Oil Mill, March End, 1909.
D. W. HIGGINS,
b. W. CLARK,
s. CONWAYS,
March 20, 1909. Committee.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
EVERY HOUR or THE DAY

q. L. Raines, the rclisble Druggist Of
Greenwood, 10 having calls for "HINDI-
20" the Nerve Tonic and vitaliser.
Cures Nervous Debility, insomnia, Re-
stores Lost vitality, that they ara sell-
ing under . positive guarantee.
Its merits . becoming tho talk Of
the town and everybody wants to try
II, and Why mott II costa nothing II Il
don't do you good-not oas csat.
They don't want yosf money u Il
DOES not benedt you, and Will chssefally
refund tho money. Try Il to-day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
IAN INTERESTING PAPER
BY MRS. ". B. DICkNS.
Rss1 Before ths Kings Daughters Olr-
eis last Friday.

The following interesting paper was
read 1t the meeting Of the Kings
Daughters last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. ". 3. Dickins:
WHAT IL CHARITY
when Mrs. Gillespie asked me to
write . paper for this afternoon, | Sc
lected tho subject "what ia Charity
1t once. On further thought, ask my
self Why l should dare to attempt such
. subject whom today you and ! might
read the 18th Chapter Of l Corinthians
then road it tomorrow and the next
day and 20 on until IL transforms our
lives.
What Is charityg The artists SON
oeption Is q beautiful, gracious woman
ministering to the need Of the destitute.
The worlds conception 10 usually Civ
ing . ham or q sack Of -four or sons old
clothing one NO longer needs, or a dollar
n q spare, to the earth's unfortu-
nate.
Yet does that satisfy us as . definition
Of charity! Is that all OF cbarity-all
that We might do for sweet charity's
sske--In His Name?
The Kings Daughters conception OF
charity should be as broad and high as
the sky. It should foster humanity.
What does 1t mean to do things In His
Name, 1t means that our charity should
be like His and His is gospel Of doing
unto others Is we would that others
si.sss "e ii1 npwnfs !,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
A Few q

Income, no matter what your income
is, make it . rule to rave some Of II.
Parents-Start the young people out
right-give them . chance dollar to
open . savings account.
Savings-Save what you can and keep
on saving, and make the money you
save work for you. We pay 4 per cent.
on savings. Call to Q vi.
BANK OF LEFLORE,
Savings Department.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
|ANROUND THE TOWN
Gathered In the Round Up.

Gathered In the Round Up.
Greenwood continues to grow anG
prosper.
Buttons made to order.
+. GOODMAN DRY GOODS CO.
Mr.. ]. +. Rogers was up from Crugel
last Saturday.
MI. S. F. Jones, Of Race Track, was in
the city Saturday.
Call Cumb. Phone ID, when in need Of
Fresh Groceries. MRS. M. CLARKE.
Hon. L. s. Hemphill was over from
Valley Hill last Tuesday.
Judge B. T. sayre, of Minter City, was
in the city Tuesday evening.
The famous Modjeska Caramels; get
them at SCATES.
Mr.. D. s. Jones was down from High
landale on business Saturday.
Mr.. ]. M. Mathews, of Sunfower
county, was in the city Saturday.
Dahmer Bros. are agents for the
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. p
Mr.. II. L. Walton, Of Sunny Side, was
in the city on business last Saturday.
For Pure Milk aud Cream. Phone
542. MRS. f. r. AUSTIN.
Mrs. W. B. Dickins and children are
visiting B~atesville relatives and friends.
Mr.. Thos. Avent, Of near Minter
City, was in Greenwood last Saturday.
Worth a dime-a nickel buys it
Scates Little Sport Sc Cigar.
Mr.. II. A. Pentecost was up from
Sidon on business Saturday.
Hon. r. N. Miller, of Hazlehurst, was
In the city a few hours Monday.
hint to the thirsty is sufficient.
BROWN & WORDS FOUNT.
Nothing but the best"
Mr.. Rowan Thayer made a business
trip to Schlater tho first of the week.
Rev. S. E.. Tull returned Sunday MORN
Ing from a visit to Atlanta.
1t every n wore "Walk Over Shoes
the world would be full of optimists.
FOUNTAINS.
= + \
Mr.. +. B. Wi.kerson, Of C~larksdale,
was in the city the first of the week.
cashier Quinn, of the Bank of Sidon,
visited relatives and friends here Sun
day.
We have just received our complete
line OF Stetson Hats.
D. G. PETEET & BRO.
Mr.. Henry Hart, a prominent wipona
cltlzen and merchant, was in the city
Wednesday.
~ you want Fresh Groceries, Bread or
'akes, phone Mrs. NJ. Clarke, Cuub.
fnone IA. Delivery made promptly.
MI. and Mrs. J. B. O'Neal, Of Delta
r~'aneation, were in the city shopping
last Saturday.
AIN = aH
Bone meal for chickens every Tues
oay and Friday. Phone Is.
SAM ESTES MARKET.
Mr. 4. Copelcn, M Of our clever Itta
n4na friends, made this oface a appre-
GATED call Wednesday.
THE NEW--
I
JOE STEIN, Prop.
Greenwood, Mississippi.
LEADING HOTEL in rss CRY.
CENTRALLY locATRD
soNvENlsrI - DoTa ngpo1s.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
S. {. B. leghorn Eggs IS
for ST. Phone 453. E. B. Bel.
The Difference.

When you put . man to work, you pay
the man. When you put money to work,
the money pays you.
Your money works OF deposit with
this bank at the rate OF I per cent. per
annum, compounded emi-annuslly. Call
to see N.
BANK OF LEFLORE,
Savings Department.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

We make Buttons to order Of any ma
terial desired.
F. GOODMAN DRY GOODS co.
Mr.. D. e. Nichols has bought lots in
the Austin Wright Addition and will
have a residence erected on same.
Every thing in Shoes but your feet at
FOUNTAINS
Big Busy Store.
Our beef is from Stalled cattle, and
no better can be had. Phone No. Is.
SAM ESTES MARKET.
Mr.. w.. ]. Ruscoe, of Hemingway, was
in the city on business Monday, and
made this office an appreciated call.
Huylers, Jacobs and Lowneys Candies
fresh every week-at SCATES.
MIR. and Mrs. Sumter Gillespie re-
turned last week from a visit to friends
and relatives in Vicksburg.
For the dressy young man, Stetson
Oxfords, $500 to 5000.
FOUNTAIN'S
Judge L. F. Frederick, Of Money, was
in the city on business last Friday, and
made this Office a pleasant call.
Call at divers barn, 2 blocks west of
depot on Southern r. r., Monday, Mar.
20, and inspect the stock that will 90 at
auction, Tuesday, Mar. 30th.
Tickets will soon be placed on sale
for the University Glee Club and Or
chestra, which will give an entertain
ment here on the evening Of April 23rd.
Just received the largest and most
complete line of Ladies' Oxfords, and by
far the most stylish in the city.
D. G. PETEET & BRO.
Mr.. W. T. Allen, one Of our clever
friends from Lefore, was in the city
Tuesday, and made this Office an appre-
ciated call.
Get the best--it don't cost any more.
Phone Is.
SAM ESTES MARKET.
Mr.. J. q. Key, one Of our clever Car.
roll county patrons, was in the city
Saturday and made this Office a pleasant
call.
Mrs. Ada Robertson was called to
Oakland the first Of last week by the
sudden death Of her father, Mayor Nc
Cluney, Of that place.
Ignorance may be bliss, but the more
you know about "Walk Over" Shoes, the
happier you ara.
FOUNTAIN, Sole Agt.
Mr.. Theodore A~rterbury arrived from
Guiana, Texas, Yesterday, and will make
his future home with MIR. and Mrs. Lee
Arterbury.
Scales.
Drinks-Hot or Cold-we have them.
Our Chocolate is nnexcelled.
Oar meats are frst-class and we give
all orders prompt attention.
SAM ESTES MARKET.
Rev. A. Brill will hold services at the
Jewish Synagogue on Sunday, March
2Sth, at fonr O'Clock in the afternoon.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Get your copy ready for advertising
space In The Commonwealth Easter
Number. Il will be a thing Of beauty.
and every business firm should be rep
resented In 1t.
aWalk Over" Oxfords, tho newest
styles in Patent Kid, vici, Gun Metal,
Tans, $3.50 and 400 the pair at
FOUNTAINS.
Past Grand Master E. ]. Martin, Of
the Grand Lodge Of Masons. wss In the
city the first Of the week. He also
visited Clarksdale before returning TO
his Meridian home.
0 PIT.
II YOU have NONE, the next
best thing s 4 Cyclone Po6cy
M WI Peteet = ~ pfi1es.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
Lost.

Sunday night, either on the Y.&M
v. train or at the Greenwood station, .
silver purse with r. g. Hemingway en-
graved on it-containing small amount
Of change and q gold star-shaped medal
set with diamonds, and Emma Heming-
way engraved on it. A liberal reward
will be paid and nc questions asked for
their return to
W. g, GEORGE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

Peas for Sale.
200 Bushels Speckled Peas TOR sale.
Address, Up. LAMBERT,
Cofeeville, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
For Rent.

One four room cottage % George st.
c. GILLEsPIEA co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
Eggs for Sale.

IL Single Comb Rhode Island Red or
Buff Leghorn Eggs, $3.50. From Prize
Pen Single Comb Rhode Island Red
$500 per Is Eggs. Incubator Eggs 100
$500. Al. Montgomery, Madison, Miss.
Or D. P. MONTGOMERY,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26
Eggs for Sale.

Thorough bred Barred Plymouth Rock
Eggs $3.50 per Is.
G. A. WILSON. JR.,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

we Are not connected with any other
meat market In Tho city. Phone ~
your ordsrs and got The bsst for tAs
same money.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-26

Past Grand Master f. J. Martin, Of
the Grand Lodge Of Masons, was In the
city the first Of the week. He also
visited ClsrksdaIe before returning 70
his Meridian home.
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Votis att Gontraftore1t.

geriieselte angebote fir Sleferuns bon Wtaterial
Nrbett unb ben 9au elmer 9epblbfen 8etonsBride
iber ben Euscaramas sylub. 6ie Muifillunaeu mn
3ugdnge oasu in Waripid 9omnIhip in ber yfdhe
BON Susearatpas nno on ber StraBe bon Suscaras
mas nod nbrtbSpile rerben am
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Cite 1artt III Der Ndbe Der
staot biIi9 3at rerfanfem.

Cine 5arm. stlpa eine Weile BON Der
etabt. III billis 3u berfaufen. Gie
Garm bot guten Nderaruno. ib6nes
Weioelano unb Walbungen nit gutem
Dol3beiianb /; etipa l6 Nfer fno nit
Roblenla9ern unierle9t, bic nod Der
Nusbeutung barren. Bel Der groben
Ndbe 3u Der Gtaot t6nnte cine WiiIde.
rel nit sroBem DortbeiI bstrieben iper-
ben. Muf BET Garm III elm gutes
Wobnbaus. 3spei Gdeunen uno Die
n6tbigen Nebsnaebduoe finb in autem
3uitanoe IN ieoem Geloss finbet man
gutes Waffer IN genlgenber Ntsnge.
Die Gor,rt umfabt ungefdbr 10
Mfer uno tam Elm Rdufer mad Belle.
ben bic gan3e 6ariIt O0er nur bic pdlfte
iibernehmen. Der preis lit bilig linD
bic 3abIunosbe beojnqunaen iebr liberal.
ys6bere auslunit ID oieitr Office. II
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0tMorben. /.

Mm 2. Suli in Mineral Giip emma
Mice Hiebolb, Die Satin non M. s.
Diebolo. i'm NIter BON 80 Sabren.
Sic bintsrldBt eifsn irauernben @atten.
Mm l. Suli in New pbilaoelpbia
SraM Guiauna Milliams i'm utter
BON 79 Sahren. sic mar felt Is
sSabrsn Witiwe uuo bintsrldbt feben
Ginosr.
gm 80. SUM- in Der gtdbe bon
parral Srau Wargaret Sproul i'm
Nlter BON 46 sabren on Der Wafer.
luht. gle binterldBt bier 4inoer.
Mm 4. Suli in Nem philadelphia
5rau Catherine Malonap i'm Nlter bon
Sc Sabren. sic binterldbt lieben
Rirber.
Mm /. Suli in Neip philadelphia
Wittme 5uian Williams im Nlter bon
70 eyabreu OIL einem Grebsleiben. Sic
binterldBt lieben Ginoer.
Mm 2. Suli in Stem pbilabelpbia
@otparo Sbli9er i'm utter bon SIS Sab
rem nah LANCER Grantbelt OIL elnem
9eberleioen. Ser gerltorbene hano 81
Sabre lang i'm Dienlte Der pennipl=
oania yalnen uno mar felt 1890 Gon=
oufteur auf Der 2inie bon bier nu0
Banaro uno mar bel alt un0 jung
beItens betannt. @r mar stpeimol
perbeiratbet uno binterldBt eine Wittps
uno einen Sobn aus Der sueiten Ste.
Nm 2. Suli in Nsm philadelphia
Wittne Marp sdaaf i'm Nlter BON sc
Sabren. Sic binterldBt orei sDbne
uno smei S66ter.
Nm 4. Suli in @lspelano Soiepb
ainiep, 5obn bon sSobn ". &iniep
oabier, i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren nod
Ian9er &rantbeit. Ser 0erltorbene
III in Stem philadelphia seboren uno
aufsepa6ien. @r mar ein Ipotbeter
uno bate Dor orei Sabren ein eiqenes
8eihdIt segriinoet. gr mar perbelra.
tbst uuo bntsrldBt cine Wittwe.
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2uoe: Rannit Su mir ertldren.
mie es tommt. baB INNER mebr Neute
Selbtmoro begeben +?
S6rs: 8ana natiirlidb [! Mit bem
aunebmenoen 0erfebr. no man auf ben
Biirgeriteiger, Dor Gabrrdoern nidt
mebr li1er lit. auf Der Strabe ben
StraBenbabnen uno Nutomobilsn taum
mebr ausueihen fann. uno man in
8efabr feht. baB einem bel bem
freien Nusblif nod benz 0immsl elm
2ufii9iher einen Sad Sano in bic
Iueen ihuttet. balten biele ben gelbf.
moro fur ben ein3isen m0sliden
Nuspe9.
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- Mtt einem 8dllpn bes
Mtener Meroclubs md6ten bonn pra<
ter aus Ger 5auptmann Wilbelm
Sofforp bon Der militdr=aeronautiz
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lunssitrabe. Sbtpobl gdllat aus
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febr nie6rts, unb bie gbnbel itri6
in gerinser 5Dbe iiber ben DG9ern
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fes 4usitellunssftrabe 25 perfing iiA
bic 9onoel. Die 2uftfdiffer 5osen
fofort bic ReiBleine, oas @as entz
mid auBeroroentlih raid, 10 DOB
bic 8allonbiille alsbdlo idlaff aif
Dem Oa9e lag. Die @onoel bina
afpif6en benz atpetten unb britten
Stodtpert oes 9aufes i'm 2tdtbofs.
Die Sniaifen tpdren auBeritanbe, ole
9pnbel au berlaKen. Die 6euerz
tpebr entienoete 9iilfe. Die Jeusr<
pebrmdnner eilten iiber Die 5tteeen
uno burh Die Wpbnungen 5u Sen
Jenitern uno leeten bort bic 6atenz
leitern an. Sic fttesen sur @pnoel
empor uno bradten bic SnfaFen, bic
ibnen auf Dem sleihen Wtse fplaen
muBten, in Si1erbeit.
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Sur Sa8O.

Sic Snab 1T er6Hnet. Wir meinen
nitbt bic G6meniaab. iuelhe nnler @rs
Qrdiioent in Mfrita bsranitaliet. fons
bern bic Gdsjaso in mierem @ountD.
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gbriii Gnebt bon bier iino ihon auf
Der 5dbrte uno balo weroen bic Gds.
hdnoler bon Nem Oorf. Bittsbnrg,
@olumbus .unb alliance aud anriden,
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lino. Denn aud bel oieier Saao miro
niht piel 2drm aemaht. namentlit
menn es gilt, einem Gonturrenten ein
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pen.
ueber ben Yreis, Der bisfss Sabr
besablt miro, 1T nur 70 uiel liher. oaR
oerielbe ieoenfa0s boher iein miro,
als Dor einem Sahr. aber um lpie piet?
- Dos lit cine Ssraae, Die etlt i'm Ver'
lauTe Der nahhen Sage entibieoen
miro.
gs beibt. es ieien itbon 'tpei Moihen
uttluulfs UulD Aplittu wv obs0oAt :
nibts Ndberes in @rfabrnng brinsen.
Sic gutarefer 3eitunden ,Mbes
perul" uno vMinerDa" berihten iiber
eineu unelaublid tIin9enoen Yorfall.
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gaeau) liarb Dor einiBen 5aaen Elm
eetpiiier Ginion Masiin in oem un9e:
wobulih boben Nlter bon l25 Sabren,
Nuf benz Sootenbette aeltano Der 8reis.
oab er i'm Nlter bon rs Sabren. alIo
Dor 100 Sabren, Oil Der un9arilden
8rense in Der Ndhe oes Sorfes pojano
feline 8eliebte ermoroet babe. Wasiu
idiloerte ben Wloro in alien @insabei=
ten uno ersdblte. oaB er oas Wdohen
nit elmer Safe erihlaaen uno blerout
Die 2eihe psrbrannt babe. ueber oas
8sfdnoniB mproe ppn Der gebOroe eln
prototoQ aufsenommen.
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6eiratbSb eWiHt9anaen.

Dapin 6. Nueen, 9umeritb. Sno. =
@ltela Wae Winters9iQ. SenniIon
Batter W. 8. 2ouQlin, carnegie, 3d.
Gatberine 8raee Glein. Neueomerst
Domenico ga6ola - Seoluoe Nmico.
ne, beios BON &osmel.
William 8. Qibiuser. Yowsrstopn -
Minnie VI. 9utton, ubtidsuiue.
6enrp g. yalloro. Columbus @racr
g. 6ornep, Nem philadelphia.
SeHe 8. 0lumma, Grforo 5p.- pearl
Yalmer, Sem @omerstomn.
Darlep Blaine, Mt. Sterling, 8. =
Daiip s. Chapman, Nemeomerst.
Abbail .. Cline - @oitb @pple, beio,
bon Canal Sober.
DarpsD i, groun, Ntrun - Soa 81
Sbwab. Stonecreet.
@bas. o. Carr - belen q. Hidalo.
beioe pon Sem philadelphia.
Grant 4bsl - glaude Gi99le, beiot
BON Someroale.
gpan gD. 2lemeapn Carrie u
sdulb. beibe bon Canal SoDer.
8uoolpb u. Sorens. Seem Ybilaoelpbio
-@aen 6. 6arris. 6airlielo Sp.
SEQ. W. patterion - Nnna 6. &eb.
iblaQer. beioe bon ubrihsbille.
Grant Or. Ybillips. @leUelano- gtbsl
Gennins. Sem gometstonn.
5bos. 3. gpmaro - 8oloie 8. 9aas.
beibe bon Beioler.
Sames W. Blunt. ubri9soille - So.
bina goner. Senniion.
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- Gie SaytoHsltdIer lino bieies
,Sabr idllmmer ols lett Sahren. Die
lelben ihieuen in Den leBten Sobren .lm
Nbnebmen, absr oieies Sabr eri6etnel
lie in eben 10 sablrei1 mie nod Il
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Ssitise 8toenaiiiie baben in oeu
lsbten Saaen in Dtiliouri ueberIdwem
mungen uerutiaht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08
Sic 9. & .. Giie,tbabn

Sic 9. & 8. Giie,tbabn
Rad oer Musiteamttg III
gcattIe
uno anoeren Buntien an Der paei fie=
Giilte. iiber perfhieoene 2inien, bilige
Hunofabrteil.
1abrten tiir Sontuscrrciienoe
nod puntten i'm Often uno Welten.
Geimatbiud)enoe
fpesielle &unbfahrten on aeDinen
5agen nod oem Noropeiten, Weten
uno Siiopeferl
1teber @aibin8tots, .. g.,
nit Mufentbalt (obne grtratoften) 1T Die
beliebte Houte.
Mae 3tdet iiber @aibtn9tpn
aeben MISUNDERSTANDING.
sonntass, Grenrfionem.
Seoen Sonntag Runofabrten fir
sJeoermann. =
prdhtige Gabrten nah benz Saean.
Man iebe bic 9ifet MaeRten ooer
lhreibe on M. u. @arrel. 8. 9. o.,
34l guelio Mue.. @lebelano. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08
9euti9e 8ader
al - 4
betfaMfen.

Die folgenben beliebten Nomane f6n.
men IN Der Office oieies gIattes be3ogen
tDer0en:
enu nno 6aben, bon 9. ssreitag 75e
aas elmer ileinen Garniipn so,
Garbinenprebisten SOC
Setpet8em 25f
Der 0rSias bpn NbiIabeIbbia 35s
Die etrake btr UsrIornen 25s
9as 8ti9en her Wier !. 35s
9er 6anb BAN 8asierbiue 85s
sfftnItaa6 Ro. 11S Sbes
5Itts NH GrItttts PIC
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

9as Wetter lit bieie Wode
fiibl uno angenebm. Die Glaaen
iiber Der 6iBe iino oeritummt = fur
einitueilen.