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THE LEADING SCHOOL

UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN and Congress streets. gives the best instruction in shorthand. typewrit- ing, bookkeeping and English studies. Established IS years. Six instructors. Advanced methods in teaching. H27 ts
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NIGHT SCHOOL

UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE. MAIN and Congress streets. has the best night school ever conducted in this city. It Is a great opportunity for those who cannot attend the day school Write or call for cata- logue. Telephone to 146. H27 ts
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INSTRUCTION

PIANO REPAIRING-Now is the time to have your piano put in per- feet condition Our workmen ars not busy and we can give you a very low figure now. Let us tell you how much 1t will cost Drop postal or Call. Steinert's Piano Store. s1s Main St Le eff
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AUCTION SALE

PRICES PAID for used furniture, carpets and store fixtures Bridgeport Auction & Commission CO, 44 Union Square Tel. 1686-2
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SURGICAL APPLIANCES

ELASTIC SURGICAL APPLIANCES fashioned on hand looms to fndivfd- ual requirements. Requisites fof physicians. nurses. hosPitala Wu- liam Snowden. No. 6 Taylor Block. ,lIIe Broad street. 4 practical exc periencs of over 1s yearA Teiephons ss7 I 1s eff
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GLEDHILL & co.

Dealers in second hand iron and woodworking machinery. engfnea boilers. motors. dynamos. lathes. plan- CTS drills. anviis. band saws. visea elevators, office fixtures. safes deskS etc. etc Telephone call 773-f.
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LAUNDRIEs

LOUIS COURTNEY. dealer in import ed canaries. foreign song and Aviary birds and talking parrots and para quets. Birdseeds. foods. gravel. etc. Birds boarded and conditioned l1s Wall St. upstairs Open evenings
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HOTELS
SWELL CAFES

LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS with you. Weep and you weep alone Stop at the Eagles Nest Tor smile Cor East Weshington Ave. and No. Main St. J. T. Ra- leigh. Prop.
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FOR SALE-Typewriters. all max, & new and second hand Mullf1s Typewriter Exchange. 1ss state Sc
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-A good investment. 5so ,562, 564 Atlantic street. corner Co., lumbia. also Iot 5ox11s Apply to John
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED.-A competent cook. with
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Yiddish Co.

Tomorrow evening at Jackson's there will appear the David Kessler
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FOR SALE.-Grovery stock. meat and grocery fixtures. at a sacrifice If sold at once. Inquire 1905 Stratford Ave.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

LICENSED DETEC- TIVE BUREAU-Civil and criminal investigations in any city or town Room 512 Carney Building 43 Ire mont St.. Boston. Nathaniel G. Robinson. manager. Telephone Hay 12oo. H s' 2
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him rice that he not bring trouble my guests.
But hope he go away soon.
This was welcome news to Potter. He had feared
that the search for yogi would set back the Benares
itinerary, and here that ought to satisfy Miss
Bayard actually waiting, as it were, right under
their feet He lost no time in mpartng his discovery
with the air of man who knew how to produce any
attraction called for from magician to tiger hunt,
and suggested taking the yogi first before going on
more of novelty to the party than temples and
palaces, they at once fell in with the plan
GO, with Ram Nath in the lead, Potter escorted his
~ party round to the yard. where they dis
covered the holy seated in alcove OF the SUR
rounding mud wall, with roost for chickens over
head. group of women had just brought him
tribute of flowers also, what was perhaps more to
the point they had deposited some copper coins in
the bowl before him and waited at respectful dis,
lance for word of wisdom to fall from his lips. If
sanctity went with long matted hair rags, and ashes
then the holy must have stood, sat- very
high in his profession. He certainly un-
party entered the yard he appeared lost IN medta-
ton; but opening his eyes he started slightly as he
noticed the white sahb group Quickly gathering
his rags about his person. he began mutterng end
less prayer with eyes again closed in devout petition
ON padnti HON! ON pad'ni hom!
Greatly to be desired is the beauty of the lotusD
Ram Nath came forward followed by Potter,
Miss Bayard, and the rest of the party. Ram Nath
assumed deferentia attitude; but the faces of the
others seemed to indicate doubt whether to take
the holy man seriously or the reverse Presently
Ram Nath nudged Potter and whispered in his ear.
Potter thereupon produced rupee and tossed into
the holy mans bowl. For some moments the holy
refused to notice the substantial addition to his
collection; but at last breaking off his monotonous
tribute to the lotus, he lifted his eyes upon Ram
Nath.
Your Sanctity" began Ram Nath will be
pleased to know that these white sahbs have come
from the Great Water to listen to your profound
knowledge. They esteem finding you pearl in
mountain of trash. They regard you as the embodi-
ment of all virtues"
"And unsanitary evils" added always in
creduous member of the party under his breath
But for all that there was something about the
holy man that seemed to impress Miss Bayard. She
admonished the doubling person with "Hush" as
the holy raised his bare and pointed in her
if in soliloquy-Ram Nath translating.
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+" Why Did the Young
Mem Sahib Send Her
Lover Away"

He says. Why did the young Mem Sahib se..l
her lover away from Cincinnati to wander IN strange
Miss Bayard started, while all eyes regarded her
interrogatively.
1T was SO ordained" went on the holy man, that
he might sit in the shadow of the temple and learn
wisdom. Still he calls upon her name daily. have
spoken.
Miss Bayard's cheeks flushed as the holy man
withdrew into meditation, and the party maintained
a discreet silence.
What nonsense!" she exclaimed, turning aside.
Just think of coming all the way to Benares to hear
a story like that" Apparently she was much disap-
Certainly" agreed the incredulous man of the
party. For fifty cents you could be told as much
on the Bowery. Never did place much confidence
in mind reading seances anyway.
But Potter. being keener observer of human
nature than the doubling person, saw that somehow
the holy man had CHANGED upon private matter in
Miss Bayard's life SO, to divert attention from
embarrassing situation, he hurried the party away
on the Benares first day itinerary.
A everyone knows there are great many curious
things to be in Benares, hot and thronged
bazaars presenting riot of color holy thrustng
their muzzles into your back which it would be dan
gerous to resent holy monkeys climbing over temple
walls, and thousands of more or less holy people
spashing about in the CHAT and palace lined waters
of the holy Gauges. It's all extremely picturesque If
YOU don't mind unholy dirt everywhere and still
more unholy odors. Such being Potters itinerary.
he conducted his party from scene to another.
But somehow Miss Bayard seemed to have lost in
tereSL IN temples ana Ddtnl1S SHdtS III IdCt, Sic
not only declared her satisfaction returning to the
hotel for lunch but decided that she would remain
there instead of going on the afternoon tour. So
Potter took his party out less one member.
There it Miss Bayard should have recolected
that Benares is very different place from Cincin-
natl For many it is best for strangers to 60
about Benanes personally conducted. For single
reason Miss Bayard chose to take that course alone
Her first move to seek another interview with
the yogi in the court. The holy man had di-
vulged secret that she believed was known only
person apart from herself: therefore she thought
more highly of the yogis powers than she had given
the rest of the party to understand She wanted to
that was matter private to the of the holy
But he had gone to the Kali Chat (bathing place
dedicated to KALI to sit the steps leading down to
the sacred river She informed that he would be
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if driven away he
would curse the hotel
and bring all manner
of bad luck.
Ya-as.' hereplied.
with an inward suck
ing of his breath. Il
don't think you have
to go far to see a yogi.
l think you find him
in my COW yard. Him
very dirty, therefore
l think he great holy
man. Ya-as. / give
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6ciansucrcin oGidcnfran5".
Is. Stiftnngsfcit,
&ieberabeno nno SaQ.
S%itcrmuntag, Scn IL. Npril,
Sigblnno Ncaoemn.
U0t-0l

Cine ii die 6amiIicu.
f"eicr ionb geitcrn in Der @obmulg
oeS Srn. &oDu Snrtmunn, Nr. 1921
@puloin.St r., Gontor, 5rt Gbren Oea
Sobnes oeS Srll, 0ortmanh @il.
liam, iuelfer ON Enlmionntog III
Der pcrcinigten beutlhell Cpun0. Sir
die 81 Canton ourdl EoItor ". SaB
cpnilrmirt muroe. 81 Der tScier bat
ten iid) Die Gernonbten nlo 5nblrci-
DIE 6rcunoc Der Somilie cingefinbcn.
Srat S%ortnlann lerpirtc ihren @0Itell
elm o%elitatcS 6eltmobl, m1brero Sr.
Sortmom cilcn gutcn Srcpien fire.
Ocn5tc. 6iir l%lnterboltung iorgte
Yroi. Strotmeper'1 Srd)eIter. In.
fer Den Nnmclenben bcionoen lid bic
Serren Mbam @ortmom, Sreo., Con-
RAD ul0 Hubolpb Strotmepcr, Sobn
2iet, 6reo. Greld)cr, Sobn i. SAM.
nler NIT ibren 6omilien mo piclc
Nnoerc.
@ar Gen ii gcn6 bcitroit.-
llntcr Der acknowledging Der Grun
tenbelt itunb Charles Smitb bon Ntr.
1881, @cit.S oroto9o,S Ctr, Dor Mid
fer Seoh in Der iiiblpeitlid)en Eolisci-
Stotlon. Vtit blaicm 9lugc trat
Smitb Dor ben Mid)ter. UNI noboem
ibm bic Seidlllbiguna befolunt gcac.
belt crfl0rtc or: .Scrr HidJtcr, Der
6all lit bereitS perbarbelt porocll;
metitc Srail bot il6er mid 81 @crid)t
geiclicI, Sier lit baS llrtheil." Wit
hieien Moricn luies or nit flG9lihcr
Wicac nlii iein olltf cillen Solit,
ld)log oerrnSiertes Niigc. Nid)ter
Neot belt Den Wionn iiir gcniigcno
beltroft mo entlieB i'm.
Wioeriprchcubr 3euNcns
Hua1n8cn. Wiuinm s. @etticr
inio Sarrp Surfing bon Nr. 170S II.
110. observation-disclosures, itonben &c.
itcrn III Der norbmeitliten Eplijciito
tlon inter Der Tniduloi0ul1g in &c.
ilnnntcm @nl,ic cincH Spieltiid &c.
fiihrt 5l 6abcn. Ho6crt @i9oa, mel.
der 0ctticr juglcit) bcihuIbi9tc, ion
ON .. Npril aus Dem ais Ecolraium
benuttcn Mnuie gcuorien ullo nit
Der SAINT ms @ciidIt gelflogcn slt
bpbcL trot OILS @nlptjenge allf. TcS
betreIIenoc 0cbGuoc lit holielbe, lpcl.
Dies Dor Sturgeon III Wrono 0eItcdt
iuuroe. Vic crimnerlidl lullrOe Der
Yolijllt @olloa pom noropcitlid)cn
Giltrift berjeit Scr @eibiilic 5llr
Srano'tiltuna beiduloigt mo bcu
@roBgcidlporener ilberipieien. @i0qS.
ipeld)er Dor Riftcr 5pion oeitcrll
ciisia9te, madltc lpiberipred)enoc Nm.
gabeil, ino Der aobi iprad) 8etticr
mo Surfing lpeeen Motgels an De
lpeiien bon Der 9eidmloi9uila bcS
Spielens irei. Die 8er6anbIung be-
treffS oeS angebIihen ib1tlifen Nh.
critics @etiirr's auf @ises nurbe
pfrid,ubcrI.
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0uS &c d) e II q Il II i
oeo ont g.. bicies Monata i'm sllter
BON as &obren bcrltorbenen Serrn
Conrad Sfntiot fano geitcrn Nod,s
lnittug inter groBcr 9etbeiligung
bon Scibtrugcnoen pom SrolerbnrS,
Nr, 21l9, Orlenns.S troBe. aus olf
Dem Wohnt.Gormcl.Sriebboi itott,
nod)oern Foitor Oscar 8aiier BON Ser
engliid)cn co. lutb. Sndlon-S quare.
Stride ci1en ieierliden SrauergotteS-
oicnlt gcbolten bate. Cine Siiue
prddtiger 9lum1enitiide idmiiftc oell
Sarg. Gle lette Gbre ols Sabrtild).
trigger crlpieien Dem Gntidloieneli
9itglicoer bcs .@ittelsbod)s Icreins"
ulo ocs .Girbelien. TereinS." Sic
6irmo Iobn Seriuig & Sobn ieitetc
Die gccroiaung, @err Sdmiot &c
trieb ettuo ~ Sabre lang cine Sd)rei.
nermerfItGttc an Ser Gtc bon @ougb-
lllto MegeIter-S troBc.
Gie 9ecroigitng Der nh Con.
ncritog abellb ploblit ans Dem &c
bcn geidicbcnen Srou Sohonno 81
bino Spittcl fano gaitern Nnhmit-
tag pom Sramerboitie. Hr. 223S, @il.
fens.gpenie, aus oli Dem 2oltoon.
EarfsSriebboic ltott. Ealtor &, 6.
Soc bon Der clgliidcn luther. Srini-
tD,&irdIc on Der Gde bon baltimore.
u1b Euloaft.Str. hielt eiilen crhc-
benoen @ottesoienlt. Giltc Siiae
pr1d)tiger 9%limlenitiide bebedte Den
Sora. Ils 9abrtlthtrGger -criuielen
Der Gobingcid)ieOenen bic letten Oh
rem Die &crren: Heinbarb Spittel,
@eorgc SpitteL @illiam Spittel Sp.
Spittel, 9o,liS SdInea nub Sacob
Streib. 5rau Spittel muroe am %.
September 1859 in Baltimore geboe
rell. Ils Wtitglieo geb6rte lie Der
Srinitn4Mirhe an. Sic binterlGbt
ibrcu Watten, &rn. Sobn Spittcl. n1o
cine Sod)ter. Sri. Nnnic =. Spittel.
Sic @ecroigmna iuurbc bon Der Set
d,enbeiiottcr. Sirtua Geo. u, 8crbig
acIeitct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

lid INNER nellcr ocriiingt, mie iic &c.
ben ollS lid ieIbIt bernuSictt! Io@
Ietern mir beute in u~nicrcr liebcn
Semeinoe: OoB Tie Iebt! Ger Sie9er
OieieS Cages. Der SclO, ser Ser Son-
lie gIeif bobcr ulO b0bcr itciQt bat
Die" Sebcn ms Gcbrudt mo brin0t
cS ms nod belte. 3bm ici Oicic Ere-
OiQt ocs 2ebens bort oben gcmei6t!
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Spnncnauis MnO ltntcrGang.
InS Mcttcr.

Sir Warplunb mo ben Giltritt
Columbia bcutC flares, m0rmerea
gSctter, Gicnitog bcpolft mo mo9li.
der @eii2 Rcgcn9iiiic, juncbmcnOc
Aor6minabc.
@eitcrn bctruG Der b0fitc SbCrmos
meteritun0 II @rnb nm ! llbr Nddl-
mittog3 mo ser nieori0itc Ibcrmo.
mctcritnao IS 8rn0 nm ) llbr DIOR,
gems.
S1 Sen iiGriqcn NulO15 @cttcr.
observation-disclosures lprrbc Scr
folgenoe nicoriNitc ShcrmomctcritanD
ner5cidnct: Goitport -, EortlanO
y, Bottom ~, AIbonp 81, NcmsNorf
q, Ebiln0cIpbin %, Ntlontic Gitp
26, Woibil1ton 26, Aoriolt SO, Sots
teraa ~, GhorIclton rs, Soponuoh
is, Sodionnillt 81, &upitCr IS, acps
gScit 10 9ltlonto II, Mont1omcrp is.
NcmsS rlcona 81, Enlcitinc 81, @ols
.uciton 81. Corpus Gbriiti 90, Mem.
pbiS A, Cincinnati 80, E%ittoburQ a.
Ssnego 81 Buffalo rs, Glcpclono
%, 9ctroit 2G, Nlpcna Is, Morqltettc
1S, @rccn gan 80, Chicago 80, Gu.
lutb 20, Ct. Eoul tS, ct. 2oliS IS,
aonio&.Gitp %, Smobn 81, Sllron
80, @iIlilton q. !Noprc 81, NCleua
%, Salt 2nfe 81, 9cnprr - Sorts
Elotte 38, 9ongc.Gitp ~, Amo.iup
IL lulb Cos Nnoeles ~ @roN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

y Ii d tet &rieg IN It. So
pan. - Sn einenl @ortrag, ben ocr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. g. Sobion
Dor Den &ooetten Der Slotten.Ifaoe
lnie 81 Innapolis oln Saunitag
gbenb bielt, motte cr ai,f Die Wot6.
iuenoigfeit Ser ariessbereitibaft ser
@er. Stooten nlimcrfiom, inoem er
gang ~beionocrS Icrpor bob, oaB sic
@efabr zines &rieges 5fpiihen ben
yer. Stooten inb Sopan INNER
mcbr 5unebmc.
u o d) cine g habcneriobs
t laae.- Srau Cora 9. S'Hciu bat
Die WalbingtorL Baltimore II. NINA.
polls eleftrii6e gobn fir ben 600
hires 8otten. Halpb 6. S9teiIl, Der
am 8. SUM porigen Sobres bel benz
ltngliif 5n Camp Eorole bel Inuapo.
liz nm's 2eben fam, I'M 9unoes.
areisgeridJt oif $50,OOOS 6aoenerias
pcrflogt.
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Der Soluns- IaH.

Staot'Hegiitrotor 5bomnS oll9e6lidy
bereits Dor Snbrc5friit bon cinenI
9eamteu scr GunOeSregierunA
0cnarnt. 9erIelbe bate ibnl
brillaen0 @oriid)t oncnIpfoblen. =
Sab Elm NngciteQtcr Scr 9nn0c2=
Hcaierling 0o3 Observation-Disclosures
3cportcment id)on i'm pprigen Sabre
lpcNen Der BORT bCrrid)cn0elt lnrCn
NcrnoltltngSmct6o0en gcluarllt babe,
1T cit 8eriid)t 0a3 AcItern III Yer
binoung nit 0cn Toun5.6olc elmo
5lernlide Seniotion crregtc. Em &nr.
jubre ionbtc ndmlid 0oS Gcnilt5.
ViIrcuu cine Nn5n6l icincr Bidder.
Ncpilorcn mad alien @roBitdbtcn bcS
SonoeS, nm iif iibCr Die in Den Der
lhieoencn Observation-Disclosures Oh.
lpoltenoen Spitemc 81 oricntireu.
Not Baltimore fam bonloI5 cin &c.
pilier Sr. 8. 6. Serr. GieiCr norntc
llllt oamolS, 10 perIolttct. ben Sto0t
Negiltrator, %or6cltQltng$nloBre1cIn
81 treffen, BOB CT nid)t cinnol Dol
eluem ieiner Iugcltcaten I'M itGoti-
Idle 8eloer betrogcn n0er beltoblcn
lpcroc. Sr. Serr. Scr lcoiglih nit
Dem Stltoium Scr Wctbooclh, nid)t
NIT Der Hepiiion Scr @iiher bctroltt
ipor, bate iif 5l 0icier @urnur1
nid)t etlpn bltrdl bic Gntoedlng ir-
gcllomeld)tr Observation-Disclosures Der.
onlaBt gefilhlt, iolt0cru lc0iolid) III
groBercr &oriid,t ougcmobnt. Gr
bate, 10 bciBt cS, Dem Stoot.9fegi.
l%trotor atSoriidIidJ cmpioblelL eil.
NAL monotlid iid) ourd) sic perid)ie.
o1ncn Gcpoiiten. 0ontcu cincn Mus
luciS iiber bic 8lttbn6cr ser Stoot
lenOeH SIT loiicn.
GoB Der Nl1acflogtc goulid)t ooroll
ocntt, cin @eitGnOniB ob5ulcgeu,
luiroc g~cltern bon itiucnl @ertbeioi.
ger Ned)teanmnlt Sorrp y. Mplf cr-
lleltt bebollptct. I'D bin onnlit be.
ltd1ttgt, bic &ertbciOiolIlQ oes Nm
aetlagten uor5ubcteitrn." iogte SEER
Nolt ounb il begc oic bcItimnte
3upcriid)t. Dob i6 irine 6reiipredltno
erjielcn merot; i%eoeuinIS ubcr fam
bon cil1cm @eit1noniB Goluns' 0or-
nid)t sic Hcoc iein."
Gin s0ownS,S SAIL" in
SrIano.
8ir irI6nbiiAe 3eitunaen nlelOcr,,
ut IN 9elfait SrIano, ein syou pailirt,
DER Der 9opns- Nffoirc bciitobc iuie
EN- vi Dem m0eren 1bnclt. Ser
Stooti0tcl iullroe bird gan; alcid-
ortige Monipulotioncn 5lpeicr itGoti-
Ider IngciteIteIt nm nobe5u $tO0,.
600 erleidtcrt. 9ie Oortioe GreIic
ipcIIt nit bcionbercr 9%etonlna ga.
ram bin, boB iold]cn Torfommniiien
illlr Damn ruirfium sic SpiBe ge6oten
meroen tonnc, merr BEL scr Nnitcl
hung bon Stnotbeomten MIR oeren
0ciltlge nno morolil6en Gualififo.
tlol,en. nift obcr Ioniti9e GinfIiiiie
%naBgcbc1b gcntodt miirben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

Grobeercn aus Dem Q ii.
sc II meroen bereits in Den nddItcn
Soeen in groBeren S.itantitGten bon
lutIcren Gommiiiionsbdnoleru eripar-
tet. Sln 9iinitiaitcn Sale fam man
Gnoe Mpril ouf annc gritnocl. Goun.
ip.grbbccrcn rcdneu. neg
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NeIhicnhunnrn.

@eloienbunsen nod GeutihIaat
unb Seitreid . ltnearn fiber unt
ifnel beiorgt. 5, 10 unb 90 Warf.,
ioiuie 10 unb 20 aronen Stsine 3u
oerfanfen.
3bco. s. 1iener & &c.,
(9-) VT. 2t7sG ~l.HaItinsre-etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

Sud)t Arbeit fir 3ltdt.
hdnSter. @e9eu MnuNelS al
grbeit fir 40 Str1flingc in ocnl
9unoesjiid)tboliS 81 WpmlospiQc bat
lid Der Superiutenoent an hieiioc
Observation-Disclosures IN, BEL
Seltten Arbeit SIT ncrid)aiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
@eitic in @enidenseitalt.

N'fE ~ ~
cincm 5cbni1brigen M1ofen IN
Scr 9tGbe BON @ogner'a Eoint
Elm um%ncnlborcS @crbrcdlcn 5l
bc0cbeu. - Sic Golisci fat cine
quito Yeid)rcibung ocs @iiItIings.
Sod feline Spilr bon ibm.
Sic Roli5ei BON Innc Nrumoels
Gultntu lit ciirig odnnit bcid1itiat,
ben 9(u~ientboItSort elmer Rcrion aus
ftnoiq 5u MADDEN, OF nab ben s(ns.
Iagcn Der 10 Sabre alten Gertrude
@oriud bon Mogner's Hotnt einen
uniittIiden Nugriff auf oieielbe
mod,tc. Cos flctile WGohen, mcl.
DIES nod an ciller n~crp0ieu Gridiit-
terllng leioCt, er5Gblte Der Eoli5ei
'iiber ocn @orfnll fol9enOe baarltrdrl.
bcnoc @eifJidte: sd bate meinem
Goter, mcIdcr olt Den oNuiit-Ifonu4
mental Tertili5er @orfS" in 6atrficlo
bci6Gftigt lit, 2unf bingebradt mo
befnno MIDI IN 9eglcitllng meines
Spielfomcro6en Sreb. 6e0oo auI
Dem 0eimmegc. @ir maren bolb.
lpegS nod 8ogncr'3 Toint getoms
melL ais 6rco ein Stiif @eges pors
ouSging, mdbrenb i) mid mad emit
gen 9luntcn biidte. Eloslih trnt ell
Wonu ans Dem 8ebolj uno fru9tc
mid, mobin ooS 9obngeleiie fibre.
Sd beantluortetc ieilc Srage, mordllf
er mid oufforberte, i'm nod Sairs
fielo SIT be9leitcn. NlS if Inn ieinc
Bite abidlug, nabm er mid altf bic
Nrnc mo ihlcppte mid in Sen @alb.
Sd id)rie lort Inn Siilie nno rici
Sreo 81, Die Wlltter un0 @cidpiitcr
81 bcnohri6tigen. Sn5ipiid)cn bate
mid Der Wonn oltf Sen 9obcn gctuor.
fen. Sd ucriufte, mid ben ibm 5u
bcfreien, lmo bcgnnn lout 3u lpeiner,
morauf Ser Monn mir Die San6 auf
Den Mltnb lcgte, iid) ihlieBlid) ober
entfernte, oils ih nid)t oltfborte, 81
ihreien. Srco bate in0eiicn meme
Shtueiter benodrihtigt, uno id trof
bicie in 9egleitltg BON einigen WGn.
nern, pelhc Die Gerfolging bcS Ser.
BREEDERS %nufnnbmell." Gas 8eiiht
beS fleinen MoofenS mar bon oenl
0ui6merf 5ertrabt un0 eS befuno Iid)
elmer Ebnmud)t nohr. MS rS iNinor
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binbe.
(SpGter.)- Eoli5eid)ef Srrpiu bon
scr Inne Nrun6el.G geboroe
cnpfina geItern abeno widtige Sn.
formation peld)e permitblid, 3u Der
Gerboftltng oes SbaterS iiiDren nito.
Gs itebt Elm jilngcr Motnt i'm Scr.
boht, uelder anscblih al ieiner ei.
genen, II Sabre olten Sdmeiter elm
gieifcs @erbrehen b%egangeu baben
ipl. Die Gerboitung ltcbt itiinoIid
81 ermurten. Coroner Or. Sortoit
llubm eillc llnteriudpna ocS tleinen
Wdbd)euS Dor uno itelte felt, buB bos
bcubiihtigtc Scrbrcbcn ni6t aitsge.
fiibrt muroe.
y il T. dl I p q en IN I M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Staot Baltimore.
ltnterbaItnnss &esmeiisr.

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feinites Watcrial selangt snr Ser.
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smng. Tamiliengruppen nnb Der.
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ben. 9a~binctbilbcr BON $1.5O ani.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Chez. s. Stener & Co.,
217, Cit.Yaltimpre.Strase.

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