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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

For SaIe-Up-to-da date 90 syrup liquid
carbonic soda fountain; bargain if
taken soon. Terms to suit purchaser.
Address Royal Cafe. Brooklyn. Iowa.
or call at T.-R. office
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

For sale-A 5o-horse power boiler in
excellent condition with front buck
stays. rods, etc, lMeeker Laundry. Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

1eI1eu' ColIsu1Hers FueI Company.
Wanted-To buy, butcher stock, dry
COWS, heifers and bulls. Give descrlp-
ton, location and price wanted. A. c.
Diller, Route I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
TO EXCHANGE
WANTED.

Wanted-Large barn, suitable for
four head horses. Must have grain and
hay storage. South part of town pre-
ferred. Consumers Fuel Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

For Sale-Twelve horsepower Fair
banks, Morse & Co., gasoline engine in
first-class condition. Will make low
price. Changing power to electricity.
Address Let's, Fletcher Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29

$85 Per Acre-Buys the best 2so
acre farm in Cerro Gordo county for
the money; snap. Write or como and
see.. j. c. McNail. Mason CITY Iowa.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Southwestern Louisiana In
dustrial Institute.

EAafavette, Ia, January 90, 1909.
Editor Ssaunti, TLlhodaux. La..
Dear Please inform vou
readers that our second tern will be-
gin next Monday, the 25th inst,
Ne" student will come on that day
and On tab b. l. We now have 2sD
Students, The largest number We ever
nao, amT more are co,ning..' We
nave = from your Parish. and are
anxious Tor inore;-girls preferred
as We haven't man, girls (but those
we nave are the finest i'll the State J
You may also mention that we
have S23. 500 to spend in new bn,Id-
lngs aud equipment. Steam Aea,
will be installed in the young latlies'
two-story hr'rk dormisory ;. !. mod
ern baru w'll be built ); complete
system OF hot and cold wafer show
er baths for the young. men VIII he
put ii, aaG the balance will he ev.
pended for a modern two-story s,,ick
'f's ana crafts building WITH. full
equipment.
Inc general pubic has no idea
wat an extensive and complete or
sanzailon and equipment we have
Ana tue great thing is, 1t belongs to
he State, and is free to all. Please
ell them about it, Tell them to i
ONE see--or, If they can't come
end for the illustrated pictures!
Yours truly,
f.. l.. Stephens, President
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Forest Area of the South.

The nSouth, with twenty
seven per cent of the tota]
area of the United States,
contain about forty-two per
cent OF the total forest area
Of the country. The forest
area by states is as follows:
Alabama, 10000, 90 acres; Ar
kansas, "a, 100000; Florida,
20, O04 90: Georgia, %, 800, 600:
Kentucky, 10000, 900; Louis
iana,. 1880, 900; Maryland,
2, 200, 900; Mississippi, II, 500,
900; North Carolina, 10, 600,
900; South Carolina, $4,000,
900; Tennessee, $4,000, 900;
Texas, 10000, 900; Virginia.
Il, coo, 600, and West Virginia
3, LOO, 900.
The South, IL will be seen,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31

tend that notaries, as a class
are more dishonest than
other men; but at the same
time, we must object to being
called upon to- make the oc
casion of each arrest Of a
thieving notary the signal for
| prostrating ourselves in the
dust and thanking God that
each crooked notary who falls
from grace only serves to &C.
centuate the fact that there
are notaries who are still out
Of jail, and therefore p,o-
bably honest.
The. cRiticising Of a crooked
notary carries with 1t NO re-
Election upon any honest no
tary, nor does the demand for|
the l:adoption Of measures
which will better safeguard
the Interests upon whom
crooked notaries prey convey
my suggestion Of discredit !
Upon notaries in general. We
cannot make men honest by
aW, but we can make dishon-
,st more previous, and re- ;
'trict the opportunities. for
'raud and stealing in the
business of the notary, and
hat is what the next Legis- K
allure must do for the people
State /,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31

duction policy or were bland
ly acquiescent to it last year
are now urging a tariff 'ad
justment' rather than a reduc
tion,' and are pleading, even
tearfully, against any lower
ing of the tariff for industries
in which they happen to be
sectionally or personally in
terested> Because they may
not have given a personal
pledge under hand and seal
and had it irrevocably record
ed in cold type, these persons
seem to think themselves I'M
der no obligation of party or
personal honor. What their
conception of party and per-
sonal honor may be it is diff
fcult for the average republi-
can to understand. It is Ger
tai4lly rot the conception Of
the republican press. There
are difficulties in tariff revi-
sion -loWnward. These are
due to the state of business
and the condition of the trea-
sury. But having promised
to take the dose. the republic
can senator's in Washington
Ire obligated not now to- fe-
ect it. Let US take our med
cine. Sugarcoat the pill with
IN inheritance or income tax
II stamp taxes, or what we
will. but let us take our med
cine and not expose ourselves
o the charge Of broken prom
ses and violated honor. In
his case all republicans in
will do lWell to- fol-
ow the example Of the repub-
lean press which took the
hedges of 1908 as irrevocahle
nd stands by them now as
hen"
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31

has still much of the virgin
forest Of the country. This
forest must be used Of course
in order to meet the steadily
expanding wants of this sec
ton. It must DO used in
such a manner, however, that
the very most may be made
from it's annual cut, while at
the same time this cut is be-
ing replaced by new growth.
In this way it's timber will re-
main a source OF perpetual
wealth.
The Importance of forest
conservation to southern in
tetests is clearly understood
by the people Of the South.
The future of the South is
more nearly bound up in the
plan of forest preservation,
with its. accompanying pro-
teetion to. watersheds, power
streams, and woodworking
illsastries, than = anything
now before the people Ut this
part of the country. Not on
ly is the protection of the
watersheds, which will some
day furnish the power to run
all manufacturing esta blish-
ments in the entire South, an
matter to the
South, but the industries de-
pending upon the forest pro-
lucts will also be benefited
by tho protection thrown a
bout the remaining tinbered
lrea.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
ORDINANCE NO.

Leveying special tax for. the yea
Nineteen hundred and nine (I9O9] OF
all property situated in the Parish O
Lafourche, subject to taxation un
der the, Constitution of 1898.
| SECTION NO / Be, it ordained b,
the Police Jury of the Harish of LA
fourche, in regular meeting convened
that an ad valorem tax of eight mills
on the dollar be and is hereby levied
for the current year Nineteen hundred
and rine on an property situated in
the Parish OF Latonrche, Louisiana.
not exempt from taxation under bhe
Constitution OF 1895.
SECTION. NO. q Be it ordained.
etc !: that the SAID tax when collected.
shall be appropriated and set apart.
as follows:--
FIRSI. -Four and 2-lNmills shall be
set apart to pay the current expenses
OF the Parish, including the salaries of
the Parish Officers. and shall be known
rs abe sGENERAL. FUND.-
SECOND. Two and 4-lO mills shall
De set apart and used for the mainte-
nance of the Public Schools of the
Parish, and shall be known as. the
rPuBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
FUND.-
THIRD Sixteenth of a mill shall
be set apart and used for the purpose
OF building, improving and repairing
the School houses belonging to the
Parish, and paying the. Salary Of the
superintendent and such incidentals
as may be necessary un,lAg an economic
and shall be known as ti1e
"PUBLlChCIIOOL HOUSE FUND.-
Inc Public. School Teachers Fund
and the Public School House Find |
shan be subjected to. the legal order Of I
the School Board of the Parish, and a /
Statement clearly showing how the
FUNDS have been expended shall he
SHbmltted by the Superintendent of the
schools Of the Parish to- this jury semi
ANNUALLY, say OF the first of july and
January OF each year.
FOURTH.-Eight tenths of a Mini
shall be set apart and used for drain
'ge purposes as stipulated by Ordi-
lance No. 1872, adopted March It'll
$50 and Revised Ordinances of the
, ar Section II, adopted Jan. r.
aoo, and the same shall beapportioned[
M 1,1 expended as therein provided.
,ECliON NO. g. Be ii ordained etc.
nat this ordinance shall take effect
icLn and after its na~cn~n
r,c.~,4 .---
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Veneeled Wood Industry
Shows Rapid Growth.

I Wash:n ,ton, July 26-Dur.
lring the year 1908, there were
Fcut into veneer 382, $40, 600
feet b. m. Of logs, valued at
I$7, 1871. 900 as against 348,523,
1000 feet, valued at IS, 1876, 600,
lin 1907, according to- stats
tics just published by the Bu-
freau of the Census in cooper
alton with the United States
Forest Service. Although in
|dustfial conditions generally
were nnfavorable during the
year 1908, the amount Of wood
cut into veneer increased,
substantial gains being made
in tho quantity of both i'm
ported and domestic wood
consumed. This was due in
a measure to the closer can
vas in 1908, when returns
were received fLom 4O2 active
esta blisaments located in
thirty-four states, las against
$40 in thirty-one states, for
the preceding year. /
Red Gum, as in the preoed-
ing year, ranked first among
the woods used for veneer,
lla0 45, feet being consumed,
with a valuation Of ST., 272, Oq6
sorming a percentage of 31.4
1t the total consumption. The
demand for red gum was even
greater than in 1907, when it's
percentage Of the whole con !
umption was 1915. Among i
'ther woods with the excep- t
ion of yellow pine, which :
hows an important increase, E
o greater increase is acted. =
The principal woods inn. a
orted for the industry were e
Mahogany and Spanish cedart "
i the former 11,497 feet were :
sed, with a valuation of ST., tt
1854, as against 6,722 feet " "
18th a valuation of S839, sos Sc
1907.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Here is q republican news

Here is a republican news
papers (the Chicago Inte7
OCEAN, opinion of the repub
lican tariff making: The most
surprising feature of the pre-.
sent tariff situation In con.
gress is the graceless facility
with which certain repubi-
can senator's are turning their
coats. These gentlemen seem
to think a party pledge is not
blnding-is not even serious
enough to be explained when
violated. By many republi.
can newspapers ~ the Inter
ocean aniAng them-the poll
cy of tarill ::ss:::cn down
ward was accepted last year
without entIlusiasum. But
having accepted it, the: repnb-
hcan press, without important
exception, stands by it and
urges that the party now show
its good faith. On the other
hand senators who either has
-enaI Ia nnn
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Tortured, Oh a Horse.

"For ten years couldn't ride a
horse without being in torture from
piles" writes l. S. Napier, Of Rpgless,
Ky "when all doctors and other rem
edies; failed, BuckIen's Arnica Salve
cured me. lnfalible for Piles, Burns,
Sca!ds, Cuts, Boils, Fever-sores, Ec-
zema, Salt Rheum, Corns. 25c. Guar
anteed by all Druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Honest and Dishonest. No
taries.

Within the past few months
no less than three notaries
public were caught with the
goods on them: so to sneak,
and put in prison for the most
reckless and shameless be-
trayal of public trusts. These
facts, together with the heavy
losses inflicted upon innocent
persons, who trusted these
crooks, have greatly disturbed
public confidence in the in
tegrity of notaries and trust
officers and have created a
pretty general demand for a
better SYSTEM of protection
for the people,
However. there are those
who foolish]y meet this rea-
sonable and proper demand
with arguments purporting to
show that inasmuch as all no.
taries are not dishonest there
fore the people should be SAL
isfied to permit things to re-
main as they are. for it is i'm
possible to make men honest
by legislation. Judging from
the Developments that have
crowned upon us so rapidly
during the past few months,
it would be a rash man i'll
deed who would undertake
to say exactly how many no.
taries and trust officers in
New Orleans are honest.
That there are a great many ,
of them who are in the high ,
est degree honorable and hon. {
est we have not the slightest {
doubt, and We are even will c
ing to admit. for the sake of '
argument, that all who are .
out of prison are honest. h
Still it has been only a short j
While since We thought the .
ane thing about some who :,
70 now behind the bars. It it
be very unjust and h
'se'Fh for any one 10 Goa 4
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Children cry
FOR FLETCHER's
Q a . To
To The Public.

TMbo'laux, La Nay 20, 1909.
Notice is hereby given to the pro-
perty owners Of the parish of La
fourche that the listing of the pro-
per,y of said parish has been colnpIe,-
ed and the estimated valuation made
therein by thr assessor In accordance
with the law, and that the said lists
will De exposed in the Office of the
assessor for inspection and correction
for the term of twenty days, begin
ming on the 10th day Of June, 1909.
S, j.. Foret,
Assessor
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
NOTICE

NJ h9ntinr . enewrf tn R,enz
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 TO
a Night Riders Raid

Il NlguC RIDERS Ra1d.
The worst night riders are calome'
cr"ton oil Or aioes pills. They raic
your bed to rob you of rest. Not Sc
with DR. Kings New Life Pills. They
never distress or inconvenience, but
always cleanse the system, curing
Colds, Headache, Constipation, Mala.
ria, 2ac. at all Druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31
NOTICE.
Notice

No hunting is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
W. H. PRICE.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-31

IL THE
Merchants need bill heads,
The business men envelopes,
The teachers programs,
Yhe girls visiting cards,
Tse Young nen wedding invitations
Come to The SENTINEL office
NOTICE
~ hantinr . a',9vri tn R,enz
sts1 ssls.i..
'.sAt.. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

tern oic &etBnitnn1 tincS iul,gelr
MionneS. MIS- Die Yolitei .6~eniclben
Dem Mdodcn potfiibrte, 'rici c$:
Cos lit Der Wonn!" SIN icIbigcn
Womcnt 500 Der gotcr oC5 &inOe9
einen &euOlocr aus Der Iuitc mo
5ielte aui 0Cn 4rrcliontelt. Die 40.
lt5iItcn ienoof riiicn ibm oic SdyuB
moiIc aus Der Sono. Sp6tcr iiibrtt
man o%cnielbcn NrreituntGn benz
&inoc nod cinmol Dor rn0 nm
io9tc Die feline Mnuo, oob iie oieien
W'onl nid)t fcnite uno er ibr nidtS
81 Scioe gctbon bate. Ser Settling
ipiroc Oarouibtn mieocr oui lreicn
SUB 0cictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

Nonnen fcbrcn ma Of
6ronfreid 3uriif. - Die
fron50iiidcn Sdmcitern uom Goni.
n%ifnner-S r0clL weId)e bier me6rere
Sabre i'm ct. &piepbS. aloiter III rIr.
ulnBton plrftcL bnben bei6loiicu,
mad 6ronfrei6 Suriid3lfebren. Dor
etlid)er 2eit Uuroc ooS &cim Der
SdmcItern ourh 6clcr 5erit0rt uno
pielcn ocriclbcn lngte 0u8 &linla nid)t
5u. Iieic @riin6c lulo Der llntItonb,
onB lie ocn @riolg nidJt cr5ieItcn. oclt
lle crmartcten, tclre9cn oic Gr0ens-
idppeltern, Die Niidiobrt on3utretci.
Sic bobcn bereitS b%egonncn, bic mel.
Itell ibrer Sod)cu mo ibr Wobilior
81 ucr1ulBern. IS beiinocn lid, inter
Den 0e9enlt6n0en wcrtbpoQc Inti.
QtItoten, Die aus 6roufreid) iium.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

EGKe sur Geiie in's Hnslnno Ge.
Iurgt &. yiniar, Tr. ALB, Ci.@nlfi.
uoreiraae, maize 6nitam Sssie Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Gbinciiidr 3eaieruns sreift elm,

obingtom 3. g., %. Suni.
8ou Seitcu Der bineliihen BE.
BORDEN mrrOen Shritte 5ur Grgrei.
fung oeS ober Der Woroer @liie 81.
aeI's getbon, iuoem Die 6ineliibe Sc.
iauotifait bierielbit gerfiigungen al,
sic geiammten dineiiifen aoniuln in
Den Ser. Staaten erlieB, mcld)e Tie
onmeiieu, alles. mos III ibren &rof.
ten itebt, an tbnn, INN ben Sd)iloi.
gen 5ilr Hedenidjait 81 5ieben. &c.
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Nem-Oorf unb San Sroneisco mer'
Den sur @ahiamfeit ermlabnt uno es
miro oarauf bineemieieu, boB es nid)t
rur oarauf anfomme, ben Sduloi.
gen ben 9eboroen aiis3itliefern, ion.
ocrn mld), I'M Der @elt su 5eigen,
oob Die in ben Ger. Staoten lpeilen-
Den Gbineien lid nibt miteinanoer
perbunoen, Inn einen Mngeborigen
ibrer 8aiie, Der ii6 zines gerbredens
iduloig genlod)t, 5ii ibiisen. IieieS
9orseben Der dineiiiden @eIanbt.
ihait betrahtet niail oils auberge.
wobtlif. 8riiber baben iid) Die Obi
neien INNER aui Ole @eriideruns be.
idrGnft, baB iih lire 2anbsleute in
Den Ser. Stoaten ielten ~itrafbarer
Sanolunseu 9egen amcrifaner ibll.
dig MAIDEN uno oaB iid Serbrefer
iold)er 9lrt, wie es ieet porliegt, fnit
obne ausnabme gegen angebori9e
ibrer HnIie rIdten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Crane Saarc Oer6auut.

Die oItc Soce, SoIbci 5ltr grbaI.
tung Der Saariurbe 81 bcnuitcn, iii
nleoer ilell gemproen. llnicrc @ruB.
mlittcr battcn ounfleS Soor, mcnn 10
Sabre alt; l%nierc Wlittcr iino por il.
rem so. Sabre grou. Gic Nrobmllttcr
bemlbte Sol6ci SGee fiir ibr Saar,
Den lie oft bcreitcn mlibte, 90 er
ldnel lallcr wuroe. Gieicm llebel.
Itano lit iebt obgcboien. Seoer quite
gpotbefer fii6rt jeBt Y8peth'S Gage
dno Sulpbnr," Elm tooellsies SRA.
parat 5llr Grbaltuug Der 5urbe un0
Der Seben6fGbigfeit 6es Soorp2. EGa.
llder @cbrou1 brin0t Ole 2nr6e bcs
Snorcs IN fllr5cr 3eit 5uriid. 9ei al.
len gllten N~potbcfern 81 6obcn iiir
SOC. ooer 500 Die Ilai6c, ODER es
miro oircft gegen ~ginienouna 6cs
Nrciies oerinnot BON ser &prtb Che.
mleol 60, II Gortlonot-S Ctr, Icu
yorf Gitp.
81 bcrfouien bel scr MenS 9r,o
80, Serin8ton. uno @oluaro StrnBc.
(Npril7,iWii-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

Nr. S50S-mit bober 5uillcnIinic
lit obcn illllitrirt. Cine an Den Seitcn
cinGciebte Sore, ilber melhc oie
Gimme iid 6cdcll, gicbt -ber MoOe
llcucS mo crfIuiipe5 9llsIeben. Mci.
die Stoifc, mic Chiffon, 9roooclotb.
Serge un0 idmcre 2ltlos iin6 iiir
obiacS NooeQ icbr poiieno. ,Su y
@roBcn - y bis 30 BOD laillcn-
NAB. Gle 26 3ou @r0be ericrocrt 4
Noro9 ll.5oQ. MoteriolS.
Gin 0iuiter 0ieicr 9lrt miro 0c0cn
GhIen6ung bon 10 Gents in Sil6er
oocr @riefmorfen al irgeno cine
N0rciie geion0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
SdJiffSuadr ridJtrn.

Hem Dorf, %. SUM. - On.
acfommcn: Die Compiler raoiier
@ilhelm Der 3peite" uno .aoiier
Nilbclm Der @roBc" bpg Bremen,
DAcoroom@ ION Hoiier0em
GoDer, %. Suni, - gngefom.
men: Der Compiler oaroonlano"
(pon Nen.Oort) nad) antiperpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Suft fontmt nidt.

Sot feline 3eit gum 9eiuh beS 1urn.
leIte5 in Cincinnati. - 5urnen
Der itGotiihen S6iiler ourh Ee.
gen beeintr6dtigt. = Gin pein.
Iif)er 3miihenioll.
Cincinnati @, %. Slint. =
1ic bieitgen Sod)id)iiler proOu5ir.
ten lif beute in Surniibungen uti
Dem SurnfeitpIase utO om abeno
mllroe i'm Staoitunt in Ser lintcren
Stoot Elm Sdauturnen aegeben.
llebcr 10000 Wenif}en iino iett Der
Groiinuug bes 6eltpIose5 an Gam.
itog Wittag bis berte iriib ourd Die
Ib6re o%eiielben poiiirt. Seltte louatc
ser oGoncoroia Surnperein" Don
ct. 2ouis bier an mno i'm @onjeu
miro Die erm1bnte Stoot our6 iIber
1000 Berionen bier pertreten iein.
2eioer geminnt eS INNER mebr ben
Nni6ein. ais oh TrGli6ent Gait nift
gum IurnicIt founlt. lin nod einen
lebten Trltd aui i'm alls5uiiben,
muroc p~ergougene 8od)e icin 8rloer
Charles y. Gait mad Woibingtun &c.
idJidt mo Serr George i. 0ieterle
bot oui Der &iidreiie bon Dem Son.
bent ser grenmGreibeiiber IN gtlans
tic.Gitp ebeniulls ieine 9ereotiomfeit
aii aber Der ErGiiocnt gIollbt. in
bieier fritiihen 3eit Der Sorif.
Tebntte Die 9unoesbauptitaot nid)t
uerloiien gu biireiu. limo Die Seit-
beboroe bdttc bon mc9cn Der erb0bten
ginfiinite 10 gan5 iiGer aui i'm sc.
rednct.
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Hegen ben Gurntog Der oiientliten
Sdulcn. Gas Nadmittags . Yro-
gramm, pornebmli6 9cluegungS.
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perintenoenten oes 5llrnunterridts,
in 8egenuart elmer WenidenmaIie,
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fum nidt nadItonb, ourdgeiiibrt,
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Nusiidt genommene 8erGtbeturnen
muroe jcbo1 burh Ylasregeu per-
eitelt. 9nS Broeramm ioQ am Witt,
nod Abeno burhgefiibrt meroen.
Ger Gin5ug Der allSDartigen Gereine
modt lid. Sm 2auie bes Cages
traien Die 8ereine bes Neucnglano-
uno oes aaniaS.I urube3irfs ein,
Tud 9rooflpn lit id)on an Grt unb
Stelle.
Sic peinliher 3piideniaG creie.
ncte iid) 9elterH Nabmittaa beim
Shairturnen rauf oemn Seitpfab, MS,
Or. Carl 3iegler, Der Superinten-
Dent beS SurnunterrihtS in unieren
ofientliden S6ulen, lid pom Sab.
5orn binreiBen lieb unb Den i6-iabri-
gen Sobn s. &eIep, eilen Sdiiler
Der erlten Sntermeoiats SduIe,
ifper miBbunoelte. 0erielbe mar
mbotmGBig geucien uno mar bes.
bolb pom &clop-@ ettlauf oltsgeihloi-
ien moroen. @r beitano jeoodl oar.
ouf, mit5umahen, uno oils or ii6
nift bel Seite idiebcn IieB, miB.
bonoelte i'm 3iegler nit ben SGil-
item uno nit ben SiiBen. &ellep
muBte ~bepuBtlos pom Qurnielo &C.
tragen perocn uno lag altf Der Ga.
nitotspafe itlnbenlong in 3udun-
gen. Ter &nabe lit oueeniheinlid
innerIid perlest moroen uno Die
aerjte befiirften Gomplifotioncn.
Tice- Wopor @alpin mar Nugen.
5eige oes peinlid)en 8~oriales, Der
fiir 3ieglcr nod elm ernIteS Nadipiel
bahen olrfte. Inter ben 2ouienoen
bon 3uTidauern CAB ii6 sroBe gnt.
riiituna fund.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
She Baltimore etrom Carpet

Cleaning aue etoraae Gpmpanb, Gr. III. ~.
Hreenr.2traBe. 3eppitbe nijpenUnimsn. pereI'
Mat mo piener selegi. RefuHbere 6uctIititeu
fhr 2dletu1g ron 1cDpiden. We1beln auibe,
foubti IN Btibai'dtdniueu Aeioe 3s'epbors.
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2iiItling nod auf freien
6ube.- 5rob offer 9lnitremgungei
Der Noli3ei oes iiiolid)en Giltrifts lit
es bis jet nidt gelunaen, Den I'm
meniden, Der Die iedsiGbrige Mauo
Gopis non 9tr. 1902. 9ourrougb-
SfraBe, am Wontas 0ahmittag in
einenl 8e6iiid in Der Nabe bes yGe.
uiI's gudet@ in 2oeuit.Voint pergc-
paltiste, al ermittettl gefonntlid
gab .bas M1SdIcii Der 9oli5ei dine
CUTE geifrcibung ibres Angrciiers,
lno aui @runo oerielben eriolgte &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

Safe dmr Teiie ia's AnsIuno be.
icrat &. Shine. Tr. 4I3. Ct.Wnlti.
uureitrahe, uase Sxsom Ssxit xse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

Geo. .. &obert bon 9tr. 326, Sit-25.
StraBe, sum Snipeftor uno Die SS.
8. q. Wopnarb bon Nr. 30S, Otto.
StraBe, uno q. ). HeQuorbt bon gtr.
2235, Glltolp TIoce, 5u aettentr0gern.
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Trui. Guuourl Gr. mcS., ocuiidDcr

ArSt. Baltimore. Mp.. G2s spro.eulpert.str.
EueS'n III liir 4dut'. yiuaeu'. cers. mue
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