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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
MEXICO PEOPLE AT

ARCADIA HEIGHTS.
The Sunday Globe-Democrat had a
photograph Of the Baptist camp at Ar
cadla Heights Mo, in which the Rev.
H. p. Truck, Mrs. M. l.. Jones and
the Truck children, with others, were
shown enjoying the scenery of this
ideal spot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
CARD OE

We wish to thank the Methodist
minister and our many friends and
neighbors for their kindness In our
hour Of trouble. May God be with us
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bafford.
dit wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

The above youths passed through
this city on their transcontinental
walk about the last of June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

J. NJ. Hudson took up his duties as
travelling salesman Monday after a
months vacation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
NnrIcr OF rINAL SErIIl

Notice is hereby gwen 4
settlement Of the estate 4
AIosley. deceased, VIII Y
the August term OF tue
of Audrain county 4
held at Mexico, Missouri Il,
second Monday in Alglss n
wtd s, D. STOCKS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29
POTLTOE cNP On LONG
HuAu % 1 BBArm
WRITES TIE HlTUG

al 81 70 T-E EEEE scErH
FsoM y CENTS TO s. FEH 81
ATS u=E EGSTEsN EaaNEE
a Gcc0Gy EscFfT -ERsMEa
EMuE1 II EscsFENTG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

Mr.. Patterson is well Eno,l.1
many friends In this Guy
ago he was one Of the pi Z.
the West End Bakery
extends congratulations NM
bis handsome and acconpn'l
bride. aay they live lons 'u'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
Ser 3uGcrtruft bc5e1tt
S2,f34,00O.

8ie 2tnericnu gugar GsfininQ So.
non Nstp SerIep uho Die 9len Dorter
GorpOration oisie5 Ramens, bobsu om
leBteu 3onuerltog iueitere 5000. 600 in
oos lnterldaBumt bon Nep Oort ein=
beSabIt mo oanllt Die qan5e Summe
bon beinabe So, ,000. 000 all finterQan=
asnsn 36llen unb oaIir berehneten
Gtrafen Der 8e9ierung erIfattet.
8ie american Sugar 3eIiuing Cont
paup mar 3ur 8eSablunQ Don mcbr ais
So, 134, 900 neruyibeilt mrtoen, nm
nelde Summe lie Die ReQifrunq nit
0ilTe betriieeriiGen g8ieoens BON Gobz
ilder betrD9en habeu loQ. uu0 Die
&Ompagnien baten nibt nur Die Qanse
Summe be3a6lt, ionOern aua auf ibr
&eht, GeruFuuQ einsuleQen, berSitbtet.
IS mar bies auf ben Gatb Der NnmG!te
Der Gompn9nien geit3eben. Die SeB=
tereu aaben am Abeno cine @ttldrung
ab. sic ia9ten. caB Die gauge hinge
lsgenbsit gum AbldIub gebroht wOroen
lei, neil Die HsQiernnq 9eorpbt bate,
i'm Qnoeren Sole tpeitere Glo9en, bel
oeneu es Iin um beinabe 50, 900, 900
banoeln wiirbe, anhQngig MAIDEN 81
Dolen.
g8enn nit Der gesablun9 aud ole
6ioilproaehe erleoiqt moroen. rpel6e Die
Geeieruno anbdnaig qema6t bate. 10
miro Die &eeierunq 0abnr6 bod niht
uerblnoert, Grininaltlagen gegen Ole
Gompasnien einsuyelden. tpeaen Der
Nupenoung beiriiaeriider Metbooen.
init pel6en ialitss @etui1t retoroiri
lpuroe.
@s banoeIt lid bier um einen ean1
Qemelnen Betrug, Den ole reidle 8elea=
lhaIt, fpelhe nit neilnsia Wiillipnen
Dollars fapitalilirt lit. ourh falide
Daoen periibt bot. Nareu bic shul=
oioen armen 5eufel oner Wiribe 70
tpdre bas 3udtbaus ibnen lider. 90
aber Die Derren 9lrettoren pom 3uder-
Sruf reid lino un0 INNER nit libe=
ralen Beitrdaen Die partei Der morals
Iden Sbeen unteritiiBen. 10 luirb ihnen,
nahoem iie einen She'll ibres &dubes
berausae9eben. paiter tein 0aar ge.
triimmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
@emtFenbaft.

Rurt lit gu Bette gebradt iporbsn,
neil 8elud ba lit. Der tleinc
S9linsel pin inbeb anh feinen 9lnz
tbeil an Der angemeinen nnterbaliung
baben, nnb trob feiner manselhaften
8efleibuns pirfdt er fid BIN unb tpiez
Der biz an bic Wobn5immerthiir.
Mit fanften grmabnungtn trdst i'm
Mama INNER tpieber binaus. isbod
obne ben gepiinfdten nadbaltisen
grfOlg.
gaun 1T Is aber papa, Der b0fe
ipirb.
so leg Did bod enblid einnal
cuf's Dbr!" berrfht er ben fleinen
5iinber an. limb erf1redt unb be-
triibt 11leidt ii9 Rurt9en bapon.
Gs f4eint tnbli1 Rube gu fein, alIein
faum iinb aebn Mfinuten perflofien,
10 erfsbeint er ipieberurn unter ber
9biir, inb ipeinenb ftottert er berDor:
.8itte, pdpo, uuf tpeldes benn2'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
9a8estte ttenigfettcts.
MnsIana.


Sem Gbab bon 9erlien brehi cine
Repplution. ssin 5bron ipadelt be-
oentlih uno bic leitenoen 6taatsmdn=
nsr nes Geihes neiaen iid Der Nnliht
su. ooB es bereits gu ipdt lit. Den Auf.
ftdnoilhen entqe9en su treten. Wton
iheint fait aetpillt III lein. UNI eine sSn-
terpentiGn &ublano's nahSuiuhen. 8ie
'MnlIen baben Sobri3, Die Qr6bte Staot
i'm Norben oes 3eihes, beleBt uno lih
bereits bort gum 5beil ihon rett hduss
lid eingeribtet. mas oarauf ihleBen
idbt. nnb lie Die Nblidt baben, bort elne
eeraume 3eit lang au bleiben.
Sin eiQenthiiuliher llnfoa ereioneie
1i1 ain Dipntae Nabmittoa in paris
an Der 9loenue ct. auen. Sin Gnabe,
Der Der straBenbabn entlane aing. eliii
aus, fiel ouf einen IbatF eelaoenen
9rabt Der @iirtel- ginie uno lpuroe bon
Dem elettriIthen strom auf Der Stelle
oetootet. Gin Nrbeiter, Der lidb in Der
Ndbe befano uno ben unfou beobah=
tete, pbne su nilien. moourb er oerure
Iaht moroeu mar. elite Dem Gnabeu su
ollie uno fiel. ols er Oieien beriibrte,
ebenfalls toot gu gooen. 5roB aler
Ma,nungsrufe bon Neuaieriaen. Die
lib insmilden oneeiammelt botten. ber-
iuhte ein sUeiter 9trbeiter ben beioen
geruugliiften 6ilIe 81 brinNen uuo
nuroe als Dritter bon oem elettriIhen
Gtrom get0otet.
en Nterito muroe Rpman @itraoo
ineqen zines Der abIheulibien 8erbre-
den hingerihtet, Die le in oet Gepublit
beean0eu tpurosn. GlferIiihtig auf
Tsine @eiiebte, Die er Der uutreue be-
ibuoiete, priigelte er oas Otaphen 5u=
erit in Der unbGrmbersiqlten Weiie
our6, I'm ein 8elidnbniB gu erswin=
Gen. 2lls bies niAts ntigte. buno
Sltraoa Die unQliifIibe an eiHem Bfo=
iteu Lelt. Ct lduitt ibr auerlt ELL
ObrGb, oann oos auoere uuo nabber
cine ibrer 3eben. Gr lieB e>it ab. 0ls
oas Wdohsn Die geIinuuna DerIor. s.
tpuroe III fte,b9noem 3ulianoe auIQe:
funotn. mar aber nod i'm Stauoe. bel
Tamen ieines W6tbers ansuaebe,l.
@ltraoa purbe bOlo nad9er elnsefan:
gen uuO e1i9cllen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

Wdbreno Die @ltpbnnten n
besRinsling'i4 Cirrus in Baruboo,
Wis., umgelaoen ipuroen, lief ems Ser
sroben 9biere Dapon. Die Wdrter Der<
iuhien es feH3ubolten, jeooh pergebz
lih. Der Glep6ant lief an bas GluBz
'ufer, unb bier ipurDe ibm elm Bufbei
Wtais porseiporfen. iporauf er ar@
belt unb iid nit Dem Jutter btf4dfz
tiste, bis man i'm binben ionnte; er
ipuroe an einen onotren glepbanten
gefettet uno nah 0em girtua ave
riidgtbraht.
5amilton 6. 5inlap, Ser
Ileuermdhlte WaupOr BON 0oOpeitpn,
Sn.. lit bos erits benlDfrotifde
Gtaotoberbaupt felt Ser @riinbung
rpn Soopelton bor 80 Sabren. MGbs
renb feintr Champagne trtpies Il jiG
als sebarnifdter Gegner elmer IN
Worfdlng gsbrahten Grbt5ung bea
Maborsgebults, bds felt @riinbung
Der 6tabt so Gents pro sSobr ks
trdgt. Die MIbermsn bon Aoop<iton
erbalten fire Mrbeit nit 23 g<nta
pro SoAr btrgiitst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

= Eie 8pronnic in NuElanb III bri-
nabe 10 ihlimm mie bier. Die Ghau=
ipielerin 9reIilotp III 3u 10 9nbsln
EtraFe perurtbeilt. lpeil iie in eiiism
Gtrobenbobnmagen ihrsr Wntter
1inen RuB aab. 3drtlidieiien iino III
NuBlano niht 9siaitet. potneus
oarf man bort bic Rnute iiinsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

9as Nadfnlaenoe puroe Dem ghis
:eago graminer bOn 28, Mars 1909,
entnommen. elmer Der prominenteiten
3eitungen Gbieaeo's. Die erudbnte
Ssirma lit unleren 2eitrn tuoblbefannt
als Die ssabritanten bon Gorni's
Nlpentrduter.
Gin at etabIirtes 0eih6it.
Gin ebieasser esns senisst bic ebrs. iein geiaaft
amf etasr Bats IN bt.rrshsn. btrtn Grnnss
lase idpu In nsr tss.n Salite hes
sAt3ebnten Sasrbunssrts ses
leBt paynr.
Ea orunien in Dem Shale beg Mn-
tietam lebte. ulngeben pom majeffdti=
ihen Ber9en. In Der leBten 6dltte bes
a6t3ebntsn Sabrbunoerts in Bennipl.
uanien Elm alter ihmei3sr=oeutider Nots
tor, nit Namen psier Gabrnep. Ser
alte Er. Better mar, tuie man i'm 3u
nennen pHsgts. Elm aino Der Natllr.
nlsbr tpie ieoer Anoere, unD er mar
aud sugleiN ein gsborener Nrst.
gein rubiaes. nur Aiir Die Naiur
|lhmdrmenoes Qeben bot ibm gan3 bee
fonoere slniiise Gsleaenbeiien aum
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06
&oriett a,sgepabt.

2lm 9onneritae uno 5retas bieler Wphe
haben mir 8 @rpert &priett Aupailerinneu
fiir uniere Sunben in unlerem 5tors. Gin
Gorlett, oas @ud BON tunoiser 9ano an=
9epabt, lit bas Junoament bon Comfort
nno elmer suten 5isur. Sbr ipltet oieie,
Gelesenbeit niht perfdainen. gsir bered)-
nen nibts fiir bas anpafen BON &leibern.
nniere Gustpabl umfaBt Ga @reque,
SbOmplcns @lop Sitting 5be Goliarb,
baS 9temo unb bas SO.
9tebnlt Gl1cb am Donneritag obsr sSrei=
tag cine OOer srei .Stunoen 3elt, Inn Guh
ein &priett anpaiien 81 toilen. Drei sn-
erOen raieh nit steler Nrbeit fertia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-06

5alide 500 5hsine linD I'M I'M.
hui ga beiBt e aber aufaepobt.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
A Gall to the Press OF West Viruinia

The press Of West Virginia owes
it to every impulse of decency; to
every high standard of morality
tha: in them lies, to demand tina,
the Mlngo graft charges shall be
tried out TO the finish, let the hurt
be inflicted where it may.
What say you to a situation
where officers of county can con.
spire to rob the people of their tax
money 10y the thousands Of dollars 4?
What say you TO the system of JUS
tlce that takes its side on the side
OF the robbers, and uses It's vast
power TO shield rather than punish
the defrauders and defamers and de.
spoilers of government?-F ayette
Tribune.
Pray, Mr.. Tribune, how can the
press of the state try the giafters of
Mingo county, if there be grafters
there? 1T this paper could in any
manner aid the authorities in pun
lshing grafters in any town or coup-
ty IN the state it certainly would be
our pleasure to do so. The press
can decry wrong doing, but juries
and courts must try the criminals.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
Prospective Candidates,

Up to date the list of prospec-
tive candidates for the republican
nomination for governor includes
VIM. +. Hi,e of Cabell, Sherman
Robinson of Ritchie, Charles w.
Dillon of Fayette, Stuart f. Reed
of Harrison, John Sherman Darst
of Jackson, Robt. Hazlett Of Ohio,
Fred o. Blue Of Barbour, p. w.
Morris of Wood, and G.. w. Swish
err of Marion, KaDawha and TYLER.
1t is goodly Inst in most respects,
and 1t Is moreover an encouraging
sign that so many worthy men feel
iuclined to enter the contest. In
1912 the republican voters will
name their candidates; the state
committee will be relieved Of this
important duty.-Wheeling Intelh.
gencer,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
CenterVille, w. Va.

Health is good in this vicinity at
the present writing.
Crops are looking fine now. and
the women aud children think thew
Will have something TO live on this
winter.
The X. q. E. rally at this place
saturday, Aug II, was given up
10y all TO be grand success. About
10 o'clock a. IN. the lodge met at
the hall, arrayod themselves in their
regalla and marched out, under
their banner, all feeling that they
were representing a grand and 4
glorious cause-feIt that they were
acting In behalf of an order that
carries as its objects, the glory of
God, and the betterment of man
kind.
On account of the inclemency of
the weather most of the speakers
expected were absent, but their
places were filled by able men who
said many good things.
The first speech on the program
was given by Prof. O. j. Rife. on
the subject of "Why are people OPP
posed TO secret orders" Mr.. Rife
and Mr.. Chas. RIgg certainly prov
ed that there is no reason why peo.
ple should be opposed to secret or.
ders.
About II o'clock the hospitality
OF the Centervile people was
shown in earnest. There was din
ner on the ground-plenty for all
and lots to carry back.
After dinner the sir knights and
lady companions met at The hall
and marched with the visiting TEN.
pies and castles TO the church
where we listened 10 4 sermon from
the Rev. WI Smith on the sub
jet OF "Wbat a knight of The
Golden Eagle Is after which we
were dismissed, each one feeling
that it was good for him to be
there.
After the meeting the Center.
vile base ball team won victory
over the South Point CO.. boys of
TO 8.
James Rige has been appointed
teacher at the lower Patrick school.
1--WE miles south Of this place.
Success TO the ADVANCE and its
readers.
MuLTUM ~ PAEvo.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
To the Mothers of WAYNE G,un,y

If YOU or your DAUGHTERS
are suffering from NE YOU >
TROUBLE, commonly called FE-
MALE TROUBLE, We ask YOU
to lay aside your prejudice against
PATENT MEDICINES and give
DIR PARSONS BLACKO PRE-.
SCRIPTION a fair trial.
"BLACKO" Is ON SALE nv
ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS and
GENERAL STORES in your
county.
Alter YOU have used ONE-HALF
BOTTLE, if you are in any wav
dissatisfied with the RESULTS
the merchant from whom Won
purchased same Will refund vour
money in full.
WE GUARANTEE BLACKO
IN any case OF Liver, Kidney.
Stomach or Heart Trouble. and in
all cases of female trouble.
1t others have failed try Blacko
You can't lose, as your money will
be refunded # dissatisfied.
the BLAck0 MEDICINE CO..
Spencer, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
OFFICERS

y. W. FOSTER. President
1. J.. RITTER, Vice President
~ l.. HACEN, Treasurer
JoHN =. SHEPPARD. Secrecy
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
Census Supervisors.

Census supervisors for West Vir.
gina have been appointed, as fol-
lows: First district, Harvey w.
Harmer: Second district. George n.
CHILD; Third district, Col. Ellis.
WORT Rudesell; Fourth district.
Robert Morris; Fifth district, w
w. White.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

IHE passage of the tariff bill and
its approval by the president must
prove source of qualification to all
sensible citizens. The measure act
uall y revises the tariff downward.
despite the misleading figures which
our democratic friends present to
establish their claims to the con
trary. A word as to these figures
is not amlss. By calculating the
percentage Of the duty on the ar.
ticles transferred 10 the free list,
they manage to show a slight in.
crease In the percentage of taxation.
OF course such a method is wholly
erroneous. To present compare
tive statement that would be worth
anything it would be necessary to
show the percentage of reduction,
inserting those percentages repre-
scented where, as in the case of hides
for instance, the entire 10 per cent
formerly imposed was stricken of.
Deduct from the percentages of re
duction the comparatively few per.
cottages of increase and the remain
der would afford a fairly accurate
measure of the reduction.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

Executive Committee:
G. L. Ritter.
G. w. Watts.
M. Broh.
y. b. BuSkirk.
George F. Miller.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

WE are glad to learn that our
friend, Robert Morris, editor of the
Ritchie Gazette aud Richie Stan
dard, has been appointed supervisor
of the census for the Fourth Dis.
trict. Congressman Woo d yard,
who recommended Mr.. Morris APP.
pointment, makes it point to re,
ward the newspaper men Of his dis
trict.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

SUSANNA AND SUE" begins in the
August issue OF Woman's Home
Companion. The scene of the story
is laid In Shaker village, which
gives an opportunity for a novel
plot, The first instalment promises
even greater charm than Mrs. Wig
gin's famous earlier books.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

The extra commercial edition Of
the Catle:tsburg Tribune issued re.
Gently was whoppcr and proves
conclusively that Bro. Lew f..
Chapman is an enterprising news
paper man.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

The great success of the Wright
brothers at Washington must prove
an occasion of pride to Americans
generally. These enterprising and
energetic young men proved to the
satisfaction OF the government that
their aeroplane could accomplish all
that was claimed for it and Incl.
dentally performed two most sur
prising feats. They remained two
In the machine In the air on one
flight considerably over an hour and
on another made a worlds record
flight of ten miles an hour at an
average speed of 1925 miles an hour
over broken and untried country.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

The greatest occasion for graft.
tude over the tariff contest to all
true republicans must be the highly
satisfactory manner in which the
president has acquitted himself.
demonstrating even to the most
skeptical his right to tie title of
leader OF his party. 70 William
Howard Taft is due the fact that
the bill is revision downward
that the interests were not able 10
cause the qualification of the partv
pledges, that the measure contains
provision for taxing the net earn.
lngs of corporations and that il cor.
tains the germ OF a tariff commits.
sion which under his FOSTERING care
promises TO grow into an effective
agency for the control Of the pro-
tective tariff and the prevention of
that seliishness and greed which
have done so much to make the pro-
teciive policy repugnant and which.
uncontrolled, would have compass.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

BLuEFIELD was visited by the
fire fiend last Wednesday and
property belonging to the Stan
dard Oil Co., Amicom Fruit Co.
and the Peerless Coal Co. was
quickly destroyed. The loss
amounted to fifty thousand dol
lars, which was covered by in
surance. The fire was first dis
covered In the ware room of tie
Standard Oil Co.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

lT has been stated that ex.Gov-
ernor Dawson will accept the APP
pointment to China and is not a
candidate for United States senator.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

six double sheets Fly Paper, Zoe
Powdered Borax, pound, 15c
Insect Powder, ounces. 10.
Black Flag Powder, lOc and 25c
Bugicide, 90
Wild d Boette, FIorentinc Drug
Store, Huntington, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25
HUNTINGTON w. VA. June ., 1900.
To the Public:

Since the announcement of the sale of Kenovo
ana the statement that steel plant had secured has been
suggested by those possessed of all the facts in REGARD TO
the matter that the steel plant may only possibility and not ~
tany.
We wish to state that the representatives of the Independent
Steer Company OF America have been here looked over the
ground have ecedfory ground western part Of Keno
va nave agreed to with which will in the
of year employ four hundred men and claim that
the course OF three they will have equipped plant that
will cost in the neghboood S3oooooooo The contract for fine
buildings required has been Mess TAYLOR and Robinson Of
huntington HE buildings to be built o brick and will
occupy ABOUT ten acres The management of the company
that the plant will be operation by October first 1000
The contracts between this company and the steel cornoo
nave all been agreed upon and satisfactory guarantees have
been executed nsung the completion and obeaion Of the plant
3. w. FOSTER
r... - President Kenova- Huntington and { on,n,n,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-08-25

Iei its complete rejection by the
American people
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
S~ricffnitcn.

$. N. - Die Hednultg 0ea 8rofel-
ior3 lit ettpoo unperldldmt bodL nno
mir Q(oubcn nibt, ooB er sic 5ipin-
gen fam, 5t be5oblen, mcnn er, fuie
sic ongcben, obiolut ni6tS fiir sic
getbon bat uno Sic inn fiir Die ein-
5ige llntcriltdung gleif So 5obltell.
4. .. - Wtobel foiten II Gents
6ro6t pro aubiffuB urO 80 gtart
3oll pro 300 YfunO.
u. ". - Shnar3brrgsS on0erS.
6oltien lit eiu 6%iirltent6um.
$. sc. - Gle pfIidtoergciiene 6rou
fam pe9cn GbcbrudlS ucrbaftet mo
b~citroft mcrocu. IS fommt nber ba-
roIli olt. luie Die 0eicse in 8cnnlpl-
uunicn limo.
u. 2. - @enn Sic IN Der Office
ocS oGclttiden Gorreiponoenten" Dor.
iprctcn, fam 3bnen 9hnSfruuft iiber
oo9 bclpuBte @rumoeigentbumssllt.
t%crnebnlCn gcgcbcn luerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

Som i ubrmcrf ntc0erge.
.ronnt. - Scr liebcn Sabre olte
&crnlon Strait mltroe, ais CT Dor lei.
ncr cItcrlideI @obnuug, 9Ir. SIG,
Dit Sort NUctlte, ipielte, bon eInem
ySoocn, Der BON ". ". 8lowmoh &C.
lcnft mllroc, ~gctrofien unO 81 8o0en
1cidleltocrt. @liidlidcr @eile roatG
cr sur Scite, oils chen Elm Hoo iiber
i'm SIT rollcn orobte. Ger altidler
trlta 0en &nobcu, Scr floffenoe
Sdnittmunocn am 9opic auiruies,
nod Dem Sprcd5immer 6es Or. i.
5. Gonlc, Nr. If, Sort'goenie, uno
trlr0 i'm oonn, nuhoem ieinc Wull.
0cll perblunocn moren, nod @ouIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

Sorib a g.-8IGubiger: n@enn
Sic bellte nift be5oblen, bietc iG Die
5oroerung offentlidJ aus, urib nenn
i6 lie fir Die Salfte losi6logen ioQ!"
Sdnlbner: yIber, lieber 6reunb,
oa lit es oo6 eiilfoher, ih foiife Sb-
men Die Sorberuna gleih ielbit fir
Ole Sdlfte ab unb bleibc ibneu oonn
bios oieie lduloig!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Gu

Gu b%erfauFeu:
gr. 30t5, @nlbroofssbeH 1900 glort 8.
Sirabe; 2443 observation-disclosures; 1859 Rorb.
stridersStrabe; 1915 Mofber.Strabe; 1860
SontnssS traBe; 1920 6arlems9penue; 1896
1909 SarIemssloenue; 1000 Blod 6arIemsslne. :
1900 9Iod sSinfie Girdbe; 1906 SoninSsGtr. /;
1900 BIod Ginoeusgbenue; 3007 ct. BauI.Str. /;
1910 QeringtonsS trdbe. Gam oe4 4 Wiibert,
Sir. 301. Ct. Eaid. efrahe. (sSebrf4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
AUDI cine BcrdIiifttnuna.

2e9rling (8u Souie): .Seute bob
i4 ben gon3en Gag an Der 8opisrs
prefie fteben miiFen!" - Batter: pa
fdngt alfo bus Gei9dft bod enoli6
an, iib gu 9e6en9" 2ebrIiug: I'D
mo- fir ben 9u6balter ba6' ib
NiiHe getnodt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Dnrd,Cci1nut.

Die @reuli6s reiien pies Sobr sl,
fammen aufs 2onb!" - go, bic
miiiien b6s bintereinanber getomm.n
fein. bo ems benz anoefn tein Yergniis
gen me6r a0nnti" !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Mtloeruner 5~tntfuun.

Dame: nSaben sic einen S9oB2"
&o6in: nSa; ober er lit &o4."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

gineolte Sefte. - @oit(lum
Weinbdnoler) Sic limo lpobl Mie.
oc%rt1ufer?" - We~inbGuoler: s&ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28

C1Enn fnnfen Elm fbbnes Sein. 20-22
01OOO ga ioros9anionsS.tdbe 81, 5iuis
init 9ements1 ROTOR. .8cuer unb sSofe, ellails
lirte 8aoe5ininlcr ino 9Sni6ftdnoer, ahBuqsin'
nal uno tfutipndre g9ufd8uber. 500 8aar II.
Der Meif In ippdeniii9en SdtIungcil inter leib'
ten 9eotuguneen.
e100 8dar nno sos pro gBote faufen
" W eine iener tbonen MISUNDERSTANDING
gen, Ytr. 635, $50 II. I. ip, @orfnh . 9,pcnue,
9eden, Bait binten; nier Gebierte oiflin bon
Der gorfs8oab. Wugeons fabrei an Der 1bIre
porbei.
GSparb Z. eiurd, auf benz gIotc, cber aim.
ftrr SO I'm 0hntbtr.Webdaoe, Sf. FnuIs tito
SnbettesS trabe. 0unit7, tS,9aS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-28
Gsoanktnlplittrr
Gredbett 1T oas 9atcnt Der llnfdbisen.

JrtdbeIt IT oas 3alent Der unfdbteen.
chandler in better ols ieiu Rtf - neil
m niht i6leAtsr ieiu Tam.
Gage osinem Gonturrenten tets bic
@abrbeit, er 9laubt Dir ia bod ni6t!
9iele 9ro,eie iinO zines @ei6dites 9Oo.
Ti6t INNER iiebt IS aug Der 9ilan, btrz
aus, tUie man IS binsiugsi6riebsn bat,
60 Ou cine 9ilan) lieft, irase oid aut,,
mos nit oerielben beabidtist piro.
io2" - 8olt (oer uuter Dem Gtifett
ouf Der sSloid)e cin 5~tpeiteS poraeiitn-
benz ySbre S(oidc bot ood }pei
Gouiideinc."