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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
Muslinwear, Regular zoo and ESQ Values

Gowns-Made Of a fine grade of muslin, cambria or nais-
sook-long or short sleeves many Substantially
trimmed with insertions and rufhes of the finest lace and
embroidery regular zoo and 2 so.
~Skirts-Waking skirts, made of fine c%anbrlc, handsomely
trimmed with deep flounces and insertions of very fine
embroidery or lace-neatly henstitchtd, full width, all
engthS-reguIar 3 90 and SO.
Drawers-Made of the best quality cambria and nainsook
have deep hounces trimmed with insertions and ruffles
of exquisite lace and embroidery neatly tucked--ear-
ments usually sold at 90 and z. 80.
Chez skirt and Marguerite styles trimmed IN various
styles, with insertions and ruffles of beautiful lace or EN-
broidrey-nIade of finest nainsook and enthusiastically
400 and 3 80.
Corset Covers-AH of the newest designs and shapes
made of the finest quality cambria or 'nainsook, trimmed
with ruhlsS and insertions of dainty lace and embroidery
sizes 81 TO 44--reguiar s.. 90 and S. 50.
Combination Corset Cover and drawers or combination
corset cover and skirt, made of very fine nsinsook or cam.
brio, prettily trimmed with taccs, embroidery and ribbons
all sizes and lengths regular $500 and 81. 50.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
northeast corner South Seventeenth street
ana Springfield avenue, $3.50.

~ Z q. Il ~ |IN X
northeast corner South Seventeenth street
ana Springfield avenue. $50
TOWNSHIPS.
Theodore A. Swift to Mary Green. Fsst
Orange, east side Midland avenue. isl
feet north from Springfield avenue. sob.
Albert r. Palmer TO James s. Dili' Or
ange, north side Berwyn street, 2eaa az FEET.
east Of oakwood avenue, s245o
Smith, Verona, cas- side Elmwood road
~ feet south from Claremont avenue.
Charles w. s. Curley 10 Fillrnorss Con.
gu, Verona. east side Elmwood road. 400
feet south from Claremont. avenue. 81, 30.
Frederic c.. Scofeld TO Mary c. Russell,
EASE Orange, northerly line Carnegie ave
q nus; 90 feet west OF Blackwell Avenue.
Rachel R currier and husband 70 FL
feet south of Beech street. 1880.
nacnei E: Currler and husband to Essex
sorEer of Beech and Shepard streets,
Esther c. Tieman to Amherst Rcslty.
Central avenue. 30 feet osst Of Pailkwa,,
Arthur Russell 10 Florence r. Riggs u
al, Glen Ridge. west side Ridge wood ave
nue. ssesl feet south OF Be1iesiile ave-
Clara B Fowler 10 VALERIE j. Pretot.
stTs.t, o Il isst ~ soats ~ s s1af asfsh ae erSss
Hem B. Duncan to. Edward q. ward.
Bloonnf1ejd, westerly line Orchard street.
5SGO2 fee north of Hardwood road, $50.
sarah E1nkeis and husband 10 Flora
SnEer fst Orange, northwest corner
SoTthr fteenth street and Eaton place,
Charles r. Weisker to Noel r.. Martin.
Sousn Orange. southwest side Tillou road,
&g.SS feet west of Ridaewood road. $500
JEANNE Moore ct al. to Half Dime
Savings Bank, Orange. north corner Hey-
wood and Berkeley avenues, $500.
Josepb r., Manning to Halt Dime Saw
1ngs Bank. Orange, west side North Centre
street. ls4.Sf feet north of Park avenue,
Richardson g. Keeler to William w.
TTw o1 street 225 feet north Of
Alfredo B. Elliott 10 Glstsf E.narsoIl,
montciair, westerly line Trinity street,
ID reet north OF Myrtle avenpe. $3.50.
frances q. Spowers to Relief Associa-
pon Montclair Fire Department, Gle,
Ridge, west side Hamilton road. IS feet
northeast of Washington street 5000.
Martha T.. Bush to Essex Title Gusrantv'
company, Verona, ~easterly line Erool-
$500. ""st ~ push ; iot'
Alfredo r.. Elliott TO Essex Title Guar
ally Company. Mcntclair. westerly lire
arlnity street, IS feet north OF Myrtle
west Oranre. e~asterly line Watching ave.
sI,75o' ""ian p "asnlnRton street.
Graham r. Eloilv to Home Life lnsur-
ance Company. MiHburn, e~astcrly line
baltusrol way, SO. 800,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
Muslinwear. All Regular 7oc Values

T Gowns--VariouS styles, including square. low. V and heh
and round necks-nnade of very fine nainsook or muslin,
trimmed with insertions and rufies of lace or embroidery
regular 700
~Skirts-Ombrent style. made Of good strong muslin, with
ruf1e of embroidery or wide henstitched tuckS; also short
skirts of cambria, trimmed with embroidery and lace-aIl
lengthS-reguhr 7ec.
Drawers-Very fin. quality muslin or cambria, neatly
trimmed with insertions and rufleS of fine lace and en-
broidery, nicely tucked. all sizes, excelently made and fin
ished-regular 79c pair.
Chemise-Boh skirt and short chernise in this LOT, mad: of
fine quality naiuseok and trimmed in various ways with
insertions and rufnes of dainty lace or embroidery
sizes-reguar 7c goods.
Corset Co~yers-Splendid quality nsinsook and Cambria
corset covers in both French and tight lifting styles. some
are prcttily trimmed with lace, embroidery, tucks and hem
~stitching-regulzr 7oc goods
Combination Corset Cover and drawers or combination
corset cover and Skirt-mad. of an exceptionally good
grade of nainsook and prettily trimmed with fine lace or
| embroidery all regular 7oc goods.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03

1901
Elizabeth G. Buck TO Jeaunie Moore
ct al, Orange, n cor Haywood av
and Berkeley av. 107x1S7 ..........
Stephen Francisco TO Essex Title
Guarantee and Trust Co., Montciair,
n g s Bloomfield av, s e fr Id Bank
Of Montclair. 2Sx11 .............,....
Gustaf Enarson. ct al TO Alfredo p.
Elliott, Montclair, W s Trinity st,
IS IT n fl Myrtle av, z7xl05. ..-....,
Francis M. Ballard to Martha r. Bueh,
Verona, e 3 BrookdaIe nv, n fl Id
e. N. Bush, 10x116 ...................
Ernest N. Bush to Francis M. Ballard,
erona, same property .............,
Ida J. Zimmerman and hus to William
p. Beck. W. Orange, e = Watching
av. ia IT n fl Washington ST, 5px100
William f. Beck L Bertram A.
kitchell, W. Orangee, same property
Short Hills Realty Co. to Graham r..
Holly, Millburn. e s Baltusroi way,
35 f. q II Id w. Campbell ct al,
Anna G. McElhinney and hus TO Mary
r. Allen, s. Orange, w 3 I'D II Mill
burn TO S. Orange, N fr ID J.. Morri-
Sbu.N J. dlIt -,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
AUTHOR, Is, WEEDS GIRL OF "a.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May o.
Samuel Ebcriy Gross, formerly of Chi
cago, was married here yesterday to
Miss Ruby Louise Haughey. The
bridegroom is SIS years Of age, the bride
Is. Gross achieved International fame
as the author of a play entitled 1.-THE
Merchant Prince of Cornv1lle," which
he maintained to be the original OF
Edmond Rostand's "CSrano dc Ber-
gerac..
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
AVOIDS CRASH, BUT BADLY HURT.

JERSEY CITY, May S.--Joseph
Wexeil, driver Of Fire Engine ], was
badly injured last night when he was
thrown from the engine at Jersey and
Newark avenues. He was trying to
avoid a crash with a trolley car. The
engine was responding to a second
alarm for a fire in q store at $40 First
street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
MORE TROUBLE IN ZION CITY.

CHICAGO. May 3.--zion City, Dowie's
former stronghold, has two mayors and
W councils. The latter will sit. or try
to sit, tonight at the same meeting
place, and F. r Ritchey and w. Hurd
Clendinen will both attempt to preside,
Violence may occur when the two fac
tons meet.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
BOY is E%LEcTROcUTED.

ROME. N. r., May 3.-Marcus Gels
Ter, aged 13, was electrocuted nea his
home in Rome last night. With other
boys young Geisler was attempting to
light a street lamp by shaking the wire
with which the arcs are raised and low
cred.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
TO BRING BRANDENBURG BACK.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. May 3.-Nor-
man j. Fitzsimmons, q New York
detective, has arrived here with q re-
QUESTION on Governor Gillett from Gov
ernor Hughes, of New York. for the re-
turn of Broughton B~randenburg to that
state for trial on charges of grand lar.
ceny and forgery
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
A. U. CLUBS DANCE.

The A. u. Club Of Bloomfield will
give q dance in Central Hall on the
evening of Friday. May 81. The pa
tronesses will be; Mrs. Frederick r
Heckel, Mrs. George J. Smith, Mrs.
Edward B. Crane, Mrs. Frederick M.
Davis. Mrs. Frank M. Hinkle and Mrs.
I. Howell johnson.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
RIDES NIGHTMARE; BREAKS NOSE.

NEW eYORK. May IA bad dream
/ WAS the cause Of Peter Monroe, 80 years
sld< a driver. p1upging Town an air
xtaN from the second fioor to the base
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
=. BAMBERGER s. co.

ment in his home. $40 Avenue A, today
and sustaining sever injuries.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
SPANISH VETS, BANQUET TONIGHT.

Camp Mitchell, Spanish War Vet
Grams, will tonight celebrate the elev-
enth anniversary of their departure
from this city by a banquet at Doe1-
gers, Norris and Springfield avenues.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
Most Important White Function in the History of Newark.

Paedu 10 broader lines than erb before and embracing the best Snmnbo muslin pieces ever
shown in Newark the great snieay whites al which So many Newark women have been waiting for begins
tHm morning $50 Wei have unb uSya work for many months past preparing tort this big effort and we
can state UNDERSTANDABLE ind without rSNe that the nerhndSe which we have assembled or fSe vent and
the vaS whchw we hw. succeeded ringing together rare Heb best in the hHy -four famous nEinveM
section Eyv garment nyoyed in this sale is fresh and new md every piece irrespective of un is amply
fashioned and veLmac new record is abOto be established at the BameHer store WIlyo gu share the
benefits of HHM ale?
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03

to be consulting with lawyers here with
q view to bringing a damage suit
against the French government for his
recent expulsion from Martinique.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
Muslinwear, Regular 800 asd $50 Values

Gowns-Msnyp pretty styles, made of finest nainsook and all
beautifully trimmed with insertions and rufhes Of the
daintiest embroidery and lace-long or short sleeves
regular 500 and so values.
of the best quality nainsook, lawn or cambria
deep hounces, trimmed with insertions aRd ruhes of
lace or embroidery, also cluster tucks-dust ruf1e-all
lengths reg ulsr 500 and 3 so.
Drawert-Made Of the finest quality nainsook and cambria
both Styles-dsep LOUNGES, trimmed with rrfHes and in
S.rtons of exquisite lace or embroidery ALL sizes--regu-
lar 500 and 3 so goods.
Long Neutrality-suspicious. and French effects included
in this lot-made of the finest grade of nainsook and beau
tifully trimmed with finest lace. embroidery and ribbon
regular 800 and 3. So
Corset C~oyers-Very fin. quality naiRsook corset covers,
in a great variety of new styles and es-handsomely
trimmed with laceS and embroideries-al sizes-hnely fin
ished regular ). 90 and $50.
Combination Corset Cover and drawers; or combination
corset cover and skirt, Of the finest quality nainsook
or canbric-trinned in various ways with LACE, embroidery
and ribbon-regularlY 500 and g. 50.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
CASTRO TO SUE FRANCE.

PARIS. May s.-Cspvfsno Castro, for
nner President OF Venezuela Is reported
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03

Active C~hurchmau Dead.
MT. HOLLY. May 3.-Leila Dtughtv,
wife OF former Deputy Sheriff a. S, T.,
Doughty, died suddenly Of heartfroubie al
t1lorIsht, She was. a prominent worker Ia
the Presbyterian Church
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03
Muslinwear, Regular 100 and LIS Values

downs-Fiae quality nainsook, cambria OF muslin-s lusre,
round, low and French neck stylsS-2lso Marguerite effect
gowns-trimmed with insertions and rufles of lace and
embroidery regular 100 and las.
Skirts-Of fine quality muslin or cambria, having deep
rufhes trimmed with insertions and ru1les of embroidery
or lSce-zlso space clusters of henSttched tuekS well
made-usuzlly 100 and 1. rs each.
Drawers-Ombrel. style drawers Of excellent nsinsook and
cambric-both styleS-prettiy trimmed with insertions
and rufles uf dainty lace or embroidery also tucks and
hen1sttching regular /. 90 and i.25.
Skirt Chemise-Fine quality skirt chemisc nicely trimmed
with insertions and rufnes of embroidery or 1ace-aso
trimmed at the bottoni-spleadidy made and finished
regular 100 and las goods.
Corset Covers-Al the very latest styles and shapes in
Guided in this lot-long or Shert French effectS-nlade of
good aainsook or cambric-trimn.d with embroidery or
lzce-regulsr 100 and t.25.
Combination Corset Covers and drawers as well as Cor
set covers and skirts-rnade of fine quality nainsook and
prettily trimmed with fine lace and nnbredery-a ali regular
[ 100 and Las good.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-03

The most extensive showing
of Bronze Calf Footwear in
Newark. Strap pumps, eye
let pumps ard high shoes.
A complete assortment of
sizes as we'll as every wanted
last and heel. Bronze Calf
is the thing for Summer
wear.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

Hube: Weibt Ou auh. baB mir
ihon reAt fiible Nd6te hnben 2
S6ra: Song aewib. barum babe
i6 mir aud f6On Elm GdB1en Wbistp
tommen iaiien. nm MID uatm 5i
baiten.
: Die gntbtdunG sines gerlDal.
tunas.D .Dsfijits BON $4,000 ii ben
1n&ern bes &ipsyiibs. 3udtb0ufts 3u
piitsbura. 3D., bur1 jiDei Wanf.
be0mte. bic bort itrs Gtraf3fit as.
6ten. 6sndti0t aufs 4sus Ne gg.
iaarrHa. ba6 3isbs bis srfpl9tsibfsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
tttberliEeter @eunalsefre,sms.

9e5eihnerb fir bic Mrt, spie Der in
pdris Derftorbene MifliDn1r gbdu-
darb, Elm fosenannter Runitliebbaber,
Biloer gu faIfen pfleste, 1T folsenbe
Mnefbpte:
gr tdufte seipDbnlin. obne nm ben
preis su feilf1en; nur ipenn er ibnt
81 niebrig mar, i11adte er 6hnierig<
feitsn. Mlle aunitbGnbler tpuBten, bab
Ct sen Wertb eines @emGlbes na1 benz
pretfe beurtbeilte, rnb bsbanbelten ibn
bnnah. Gines Sages fam Elm RunIta
bdnbler gu Gbauharb unb bot ibm bic
r0dhe bldnne" bon 9rpbpn an. 'Gbduz
harb tpa- eeneist, bas Bib au fdu<
fen, mar aber nit benz preife ni1t elm
beritanben. $4,000 Granfen ipurben
seforbert. ,Mebr ni9t? MuB une9t
iein, meg bamit!" Taste Ct. Ser aunit<
bdnbler ging drserlih meg unb err
3dblte bic gefhihte Ieinen Rollegen.
Die berubisten ibn unb perfprahen
ibm, gbau1arb tperbe bas @enlGlbs
fir bas Jiinffa9e bes @eforberten abb
nebmen, aber lie ipolIten an Der Mebr.
einnabme betbeilist fein. Der Runit-
bdnbler ipi[liste ein, unb einen Monat
ipdter befuhte ein erotif6er prina bic
Runitfammlune gbauharbs. 8eim
Weggeben bemerfte er sans nebenbei:
Cine pradtpolIe @dmmlung. gur
fdabe, baB fein Sronon babel it,"
gbau9arb bDrte bas unb febte natiirs
lid Simmel unb grbe in 9etpesung,
Inn etnen Sropon gu befommen, benn
ber 0orpurf ber Manselbaftiefeit
burfte ouf feinsr Sammluns ni6t bafs
ten bleiben. Sofort bat ct ben Runit=
bdnbler, ibm bic r8ahe blan9e" gu
iiberIenben. Der aber audte bic M6z
feln: r2dneft berfduft, mad Der proz
pina." g5audarb aber nuBte lie boz
Ben unb CAB benz 8unitbGnbler Mufz
trug, bic rgahe blande" berbeisufhafz
fen,. toite iie, mas iie tpolIe. Ser
&unftbdnbler lGBt bas gem6lbe nod
rubig elm padr Sage Bel ii6 bdnsen, mo
es 10 lanse gebansen bate, um bann
gbaudarb mitautbeiIen, bic rga6e
blun6e" itebe linn fir cine 8iertelmilz
lion CUR 8erfiisuns. lnb gbau9arp,
erIff NIT betben 9dnben au! Seine
Sammlunsen naren aber au1 banod,
ndmli9 BON serinsem tiinitlerif9en
Wertbe. Die Stabt paris lebnte audi
bas @ermddtniB gbau9arbs, bette
benb aus Statuen feines Ya[aites in
2ong6amps, ab, ba bieie fiinftleriT6en
Wertb nt6t befiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
@aibingtons Yejtortc

limb iumpiige Nisoerunaen beg poto.
moe. mo- Die Malaria gasillen ausae,
briitet tperoer. Sie gasillen perur.
iahen SAuttelfrof. Giebsr, @alen.
beihweroen. 8elbiudt, 5rdabeii,
Sdudde uno allaemeinsn 0erfaa unr
brinaen 3auienbsn idbrl,d 2eioen
uno Sos. gleetrie giiters perIaat ie.
ood ME uno beilt Malaria yeidper=
Den. vgs 1T bic bette a0aemeine Mra.
nei uno oas bette Mittel aur Sur oel
Nalaria". idreibt 81. W. Sames ben
Boueaen, g. g. @s heilt Maaen.,
2ebers, Nieren unb glutleioetl uni
oerbiitet Nerbenfieber. Mahen 81,
einen Beriuh, soc. @arantiert Dor
%. 6. pe!sr's beuiider Npotbete. sSu
peters Qpctbete miro beutid 9eIproden
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
9urd) eitt teibeS Giien
0ctrattnt.

ODER nit einem umsslttiraten 9ei,l per-
briibt. 9eIbnitten mitl einem Melier,
aequetiAt ourA cine auasIdlneene 5biir.
our1 Elm @swebr ooer fonituie berlebt,
10 aebranhen Sic Tofort Yuflens Mr-
nifc Salbe. um bic gniSiinbung berob=
sufeben nno bic 6dmersen gu t6oten
gs 1T oas uniibertrefflide Deilmittel
Der @roe. unfeblbar bel @ei1wnren,
Gieberihwdren, Oledten uno 0amorr.
boioen. 25c. in 20. 6. peter's oeutl1el
Apotbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
0eftorDen.

Qtm 26. Muaulf in ganal Douer
Senrp Wanemater i'm Mlisr bon So
ssobrsn i'm Dauie ieiner 5odtsr, Jran
Grant @. 5alsaipsr ON Der ssactorp
StraBe. Der 8e,itorbsne bintsrldbt
Suei Gbbns nno stpei 96dter.
am 26. 4usult in 1liooals 6rau
Gliiabeib 3el,sYim utter Don 53 sSah-
ren. Die gerforbe.e iuohuts friiher
in @naoenhiittsn uno elmer ibrer GObne
lit Superintendent Der Gbulen in
WansTielo.
Am 80. Muaui in strobbura Grau
@lel Walb i'm 9llter non 38. Sabren an
einem Grebsleioen. sic hinterldBt eineil
@atten uno fiinf Ginoer.
Nm %. Muault in Sem pbilabelpbio
Elm z Wfpnate altes 90tierlein bon
Sberman Scott an Ginoerholera.
Nm 2o. Muaut in Nsm Ybilaoelpbio
frau @liIabetb Struden I'M Nlter bon
II Sabren an Der WeiierfuAt. Sis
pinterldbt einen Sobn uno orei Sod.
ter.
Nm 26. Nuauli in ibrer WobnunQ
III Der gidbe bon Wainpriabt JrGu
Roianna Marti, Die 6rau bon gtle.
Warti, i'm 9llter BON S3 eSab:en mad
lan9er Grantbeit. Die 0ertorbene
binterldBt einen 8atten uno einel
Sobn. suei S0dtsr iino friiber ihon
seitorben. Gie bi.terldBt ferner Is
8robtinoer uno oreiBi9 ursroBtinoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

Ser ehwimmiebrer Der o. W. y.
u. iii ct. 2ouis battle oil einem Gonn=
tag orei Menlten pom 1ooe beg gr-
trintens aerettet uno lDaro bon ben 81.
rettoren oieies @briiiliden 0erelne
Sunesr Mdnnsr entla6en. neil es ess
0en Die 3eaeIn oes ,snitituts perfoBt.
am eonntaa cine .Yoriteauna" au ae.
ben. @haoe, bab telner Der Eiret,
loren Der q. M. @. u. au ben in's
WaNer aefallsnen. bic Der shmimn,.
lehrer rettete. aebDrt bat pahridein.
lid uiirbe ibm oonn cine ailoere Nnfihi
bon Der ,Doritellun9" oes ehwimmers
getporoen fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

- Il m fdrieben. @Iffel (au
epuno): Was tits, Spunb, trinz
fen mir n paar Slaf6en 9stt mit>
stndnoerg - Spunb: Na, - 3eit
bdtp ia genus ba5u!
3arte 5rauenbGnbe
2lmtsridter: rSa, pie sSbr ausiebt!
GAdmt Sbr gu9 oenn als beiabrte
Wdnner nt9t, 10 gu raufen!9" =
3pei 8auern Unit berbunoenen
aDpfen): rSalt' aus, mir bam ia
gar nit g'rauft - mir bam BLOB
g'beirot't!"
SdeuBIi9! Rabett:
rSdeuBlide Sade! Ouen ssbabt,
paar @4mife setriest, freute midi
ihon toloHal, Gurore su MAIDEN, unh
ru' frast ieber gfel: ,@rite Mal ras
lieren laHen9"
Der beiorste @atte
9ait (im Oorfnirtbsbaus): rMlt
spei Stunoen feH id Sen 2oisl ein'
Meile perfdpinben; tpo bleibt er ho
eisentli99" - Wtrt6: ,M9, De,
Gute, ber bat franf's Meib 81
!Saus. unb ba sebt er immer, ibr BIZ
MebiSin gu ret4en!"
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Reiratbsb e,uiWignngen.

Wm. Shumader. Sanal Goper -
Srrel 9llilon. Sunbee.
0arrp u. 2arp. Bridgeport - Nelli'
Simblin. Ren philadelphia.
@bas. Galai Gaiberine gattilti,
Wtiobale.
5obn 8. 2egaett. Neu pbilabelpbia-
6aSel 3. Albauab. Wliueral @itp.
@laitrn Gitber - @mma .. Mpers,
Strabburg.
Wablon Sofetler, Suearerest - Gle
menta gurreQ, Gunoee.
gerne 8. Popel, ubribspille - gtbe
gBbipfen, Nem @omerstonn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

y Sn S1inois bat Elm Garmsr feline
@nten sur 8ertilaung Der Gartoffsl-
tdfer abserihtet. DGourh ermuibist.
mOlten nun ebenfo fiteliaente sseinos
Der Mostitos idmmilihe D6ael 3u,
8ertilaun9 oieier 2anoplaae .er3ieben"
Sic tpurben aber eniiduidt, neil oie
86aelunion teine .llebsrifun6en" er.
lanbt rno Die MDsiitos ilnr abenos i'm
@eihdft iino.
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= Wenn oas Wstter 10 anbGlt, 70
0oben mir tribe 9aaifroHs gu er.
tuarten.
= 6eute Woraen fieI Der 56ermo=
meter auf 40 8rao. SEPT 1T bait
3slt, ben aoblenmann gu rufsn.
Bon giem Oort tommt bic Nat=
riht, oab Or. j. VI. @oot, Der ameri.
tanilde Noropolforiher, Den NoropoI
srrei1t bat. @inselbeiten feblen.
= Sn Moorsuille ilt Elm tleines
Daus nit orei 3immern 3u permietben.
gadaufragen in Waeners Mai6inen.
Wertlfdtte. Canal Gooer.
8ottlieb BIduer.
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n sSn NrfanIas iit ss perboten. i'm
eiaenen Sauie Gpirituoien gu aenlsBsn
Vorlihtiger Weiie entbdlt bas 8eieB
aber teine Befimmunaen hber oas
5rinten i'm 6auie oes lieben Ndhlteu.
Die ooltiaen 8erbdltnifs bhrften iomii
gar3 belonoers ba5n anaetban iein.
ben freunonadbarlihen 8ertebr gu
fDroern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

= Gin Mann aug Connecticut, Der
Dor 43 Sabren in bas 8ololano sog.
1T ieBt suriidsetebrt nit genau 10
leeren 5aiben. tpie er aus5o9. Sa.
ia. idnea reid peroen 1T feline Gunit.
muir 8liif mub man baben.
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5prSealDerfanf bon 5diileran3iigell

Jest 1T oie 5eit un1 l5d,ulan;iise 5u
faufen fur Rnabon i'm 2lIter bon bis Ia
-5ahren. lDir haben ~ piele oapon uno
mir meroen oieielben perfaufen, penn
oas Perunterieben Der preiie etrpas oasu
beitraeen fam. 2n;ise bon kaiiimir
uno Dollsarn, Don eutem 6ewid1t uno
haltborem 1llatelial 1l1ittlcre uno
ounfle Sarben.
100 2ln,ase, Ole frnher fir $3.50 uno
$500 parfauft puroen, meroen jest per.
Fault fir ST as.
100 2ln,ise, Ole frnher fir $3.50 bis
$50 perfauft puroen, rperoen jebt per
fauft fir s2.45.
menn Guer Rnabe oieien herbit einen
neuen 5d,ulan,ue nothis habt, 70 ipart
Jhr 6olo oabei, rpann Jhr jebt einfauft.
Der Derfauf beeinnt am Oonnerltas,
2. September 1900
DIE SENHHUSER CLOTHING 90
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0enti9e 8a9er
.
erfaMten.

Die folgenben bsliebten Nomane f6n.
nen in Der Office oieies glattes besOgen
tuerOen:
@sl nnb 6aben, bon o. Areitag 75s
ans einer iIeinen Garniisn 5Os
GarbiMeMbreSieten 3Os
2eiteieem 25s
Or arSiaS Ssn V1iIabeIS5ia 35s
Die Gttake 1erG GerIsrnea 2ts
% 8ei9ta Ser Aier 81
Der 6aab ~ DsSlertil 8ts
lltenpd pd1 ~. lis 81
ltts NJ Gslsttsl 26s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02

Mqerlei Mecioenas asMrbeiten tperoen
in Der Druderei oes .Beob a6ter"
prompt uno iu reellen preiien ausge-
fiibrt.
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Sas @ebeimmib oes GrioIaes

Die &unf. @elo au peroiensn, 1T ir
sinfah, baB piele 2eute lie iiberieben
eaBt mid gu6 seiaen. pie Mdme,
grfolg baben. IS lit nur ipenig @elr
srforoerlid uno Der umitano, oaB ibt
oieie 3eilen beantmortet, ma q De II
\ | Il d | / d ten TX ment gurek
tebens biloen. u. g. @riIfin,
Nem pbilaoelpbia, 8.