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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25
ChiIdron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a ST RIA
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
October 9, 1902
Notice is hereby given that Archie 2 Bar
nard of Hardman, Oregon. who, On April 9Th,
1908, made homestead entry No l594s, for SW14
SEA Ell SWk and lot 8, section 19, township
4 south range 26 WIN. has fled notice OF in
tenton to make final Communication proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above described, be.
fore ]. P. Williams, U. s. Commissioner, at his
office at Heppner. Oregon, on the 22d day of
November 1909.
Claimant names az witnesses:
Edward Merrill, Fred Knighton. Frank
Cramer and Maurice Devore all OF Hardman.
Oregon.
Oc 2l Novls CIV. MOORE, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the &C.
partnership heretofore existing between
Sherman Shaw ahd r. Z. Eaton doir 9
business under the firm name OF Shaw
< Eaton. was on October -, 1909, dis
solved by mutual consent, r. f. Eaton
retiring Sherman Shaw will assume
all Indebtedness and collect all bills.
SHERMAN SHAW
R. f. EATON
Heppner, Oregod, Oct ber II, 1909.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Isolated Tract-Public Land Sale.

United States Land Ohhce. The Dalles, Oregon
November lst, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that. as directed by
the Commissioner Of the Genera! Land Office
under provisions of Act Of Congress approved
June n, 1906. Public-No. sO3, we will offer at
public SALE to the highest bidder. at $50 clock
q. m. on the 11th day Of December. 1909 next,
at this office, the following tract Il land. to
wit: NwA SEA Sec. p, Tp. 5 RAEW. NJ.
Any persons claiming adversely the above de-
scribed lands are advised to file their claims.
or objections on or before the day iabove desig.
mated for sale.
NoA4 Dec9 CIV. MOORE, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25
Usolated Tract.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Public Land Sale. Serial No. 04538.
US. Land Office at The Dalles Oregon,
October Is. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the
Commissioner OF the General Land Once, I'm
der provisions Of Act of Congress approved
June q. 1904. Public-No. 3Os. We will offer At
public sale. to the:highest bidder at i0l5 o'clock
a. M. on the 25th day of November. 1909 next, at
this Office. the following described tract of land,
to wit: E1a SE11 section 10. Tp4 R 26 E w Ii.
Amy persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file their claims,
or objection, on 0. before .he day above desig-
mated for sale.
Oc21 Nov 25 CIV. MOORE, Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
THE AROMoRE BEDDING
COMPANY.
Al c. ButzoM. Prom.

An enterprise of which the people
of Ardmore feel justly proud and that
Is becoming well and favorably
known throughout this territory is
the Ardmore Bedding Co., of which
Mr.. Al c. Butzow is proprietor.
This enterprise was attracted by
the many advantages that Ardmore
has to offer as manufacturing cen
ter and since its active operation,
january /. much encouragement has
been given the undertaking by liberal
orders from dealers not only in Ard.
more but by merchants in neighboring
cities, with which he is establishing a
splendid trade.
Mr. Butzow is a practical mattress
man. He began at the age of 10 years
to learn the business from his father.
who was mattress and furniture
maker. He spent many years in the
large factories of such manufacturing
centers as Chicago, acquiring knowl-
edge of all the details OF the bust.
ness.
After an extended tour of investiga.
tion and on his third trip to Ardmore,
Mr.. Butzow secured factory site at
ID street and 5th Avenue s. W., and
began the construction of a plant.
The Ardmore Bedding Co, is now
producing l2 styles of beds. not in
Guiding childrens beds. pillows and
cotton pads, and will In the near fu-
tITc add more styles to their output.
y specially with this factory and
one which is particularly recommend
ed for a good sleep and long service.
Is The A.. b. c.. bed. with rolled edges
cotton top and bottom and cotton
sides with excelsior filling. This is
a ped Tor wear and comfort and is
popular in price. II weighs 45 lbs.
This Is one of the concerns that add
materially to the upbuilding OF Ard
more and is worthy of support and en-
cUuralemeht.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

When actual work on the wells is
begun and when the first producer
!c brought in on the new land the
people OF Ardmore may as well be-
prepared 10 see things hum as all
that Is needed now Is the materials
zation of project like this To bring
Ardmore to the front as never before
and to stimulate endeavor in every
direction.
Il cannot be said positively that
the announcement of this big com.
panys plans had any effect on sey.
oral local enterprises of lesser mag.
nltudo hut their promoters seemed
10 nave become more energetic and
developments are promised from
other quarters in the near future.
Beneficial results OF this character
are always to be expected when
The leaders In big enterprises make
decided movement.
Col. j. Blair Shoenfen. the NOV
ing spirit In this big enterprise, is
10y no means a stranger as he was
Indian agent for the Five Civilized
Tribes for six years. He Is a man
of big affairs and Is closely assocat.
ed with eastern capitalists who have
great confidence In his ability AMI
Judgment. This means that there
viii be no hitch for the want of tic
financial backing for the undertake
ing The near future may be *.
pected to bring a great change oyor
the oil and gas situation and the
change will be to the lasting ad.
vantage of Ardmore and her citi-
zens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

the city nearest TO it's lines To treble
or more, as for instance the eNton.
sive realty holdings of the Hon. Lee
Cruce, president of the Ardmorc
National Bank. for which he is now
being offered -four times the price
he was offered before the building
of the electric lines through his
property. Here We are In the high.
est altitude between Kansas City and
the Gulf a climate the most salu.
brious and healthful In the world.
the lowest death rate of any city
In the south. with the neatness.
cleanliness and beauty that only
the city specially favored of nature
with abundance of good water and
natural gas for all iuel and manu-
featuring purposes three cents
per thousand feet -"',n give What
other city Ia the world cal bca' us? q?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
SECOND SECTION

irresponsible promoters and tha- was
one great reason for the general
rejoicing.
Another great feature of the crtpr-
prise is the advance assurance, ,ult
col Shoonfelt has good market
for all the crude oil that can be- fur
nishcd. II Is said on reliable au.
thority that the Southern Pacific.
one of the most cN.nusivc usrrs of
oil for fuel among the Mlroads. l!lI
receive a considerable portion Of
their supply from ,his source.
The Blair oil and Refining Com.
pany are already OK HtsiNe opcrl,ors
IN the Glenn Pool Muskoges. and
several other mid-Cuntincut oil fields
ana their advent into the Wn"alc
Held means that oil wells are To be
sunk and pipe lines built and ;hc
necessary tanks. loading racks and
ether equipment to handle tho bi,i.
ness here at Ardmorc are 90 no
constructed In the near futur'
That the Wheeler oil field Is 3D.
become big producer there T., ~
further room for doubt The Sln.i
Fo has already brought I'm over
30 wells all of them proda,rf..
state Gvologist Chas. n. Gould an
admitted authority asserts with con
viction that the Wheeler field is the
largest hcreabouts and will soon
compare favOrably with the best of
them.
II takes Just such men as Col
Shoenfclt who have the experience.
money and inclination to come TO the
front and put the field into operation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
WEBB's PHOTO STUDIO.

There Is nothing that gives more
pleasure than good photography
From time immemorial there mas
been subtle charm about likenesses
of persons and places. The desire
for pictures has been so great
through the generations that the ut.
most ingenuity of man has been tax.
ed to get the best results first and
10 do 1t In the easiest manner and
at the least expense in the second
place. The art OF photography is so
far advanced and so much Is known
in regard to IL that the reviewers
task is about completed when II
Is told where the best work can
be had. No one need hesitate Ia
recommend Webbs studio In the
Randol building. III East Main St
of which Ran Webb is the well
known presiding genius.
The photographs for the cuts in
this issue were made By MIR. webb
and his work was satisfactory In
every respect, He Is well equipped
10 do view work. His studio is we
adapted to high class work and hs
takes great pains with his patrons
Webb Is prepared TO execute a
new wrinkle in photography. On
larging by photo process. Anyone
can understand that this has many
advantages over the old-fashioned
crayon work as ii preserves the real
likeness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

year of every succeeding ten wear
periods which in view of the choice
ness of the property with the city
line cutting its front kc "A straight
line for a mile across + lhen sur.
rounding IL like "A 8, ME. irClc is
the city park of twoh hundred
acrcs-with its one hundred and
sixty acre lake-on the west and
on the north the Rod and Gun Club
lake and grounds and on the east
the Chickasaw Lake Club and
grounds, with the beautiful Lorena
Park and lake in the conter-and
all of thos" lakes teeming with fish
with Hargroyc College and grounds
on tn" elevation south of Lorena
Park and the Catholic College
grounds on the elevation west of
Lorcna Park. all served with cleo.
trlc street railways. grand houl.
evard one hundred feet wide run.
ming from the heart of the city to
the Rod and Gun Club lake. four
miles In length
Surely herein lies both the imme.
diatc and permanent future of as
beautiful and prosperous city as
ever crowned rich and growing
state. favored by every resource
and attribute of nature which. blend.
ed TO harmonious development. are
bound To make Ardmore The center
OF vast and rich empire herein
are produced and shall flourish at
their best every product of nature
of both the tropical and temperate
climates, and developed industry of
man from such varied profusion of
resources as are verify thrust upon
us so abundantly and cheaply as in
NJ other state of this country or
cline of the world. Come to live
in Ardmore and help utilize and
develop natures blessings so pro
uScly laVished on us beyond our
present ability To consume or util.
lie to the measure of their fulnoss
and let Us take our hats off to the
Ardmore Traction Company and the
Washington Trust Company. whose
broad guage of generous enterprise
and liberalism affords TO every home
builder developer and investor in
real estate here such assured gener-
Gus profit as can be found nowhere
else ON this continent. as may be
Cleaned from even the single fact
that with its development In "A single
year alone the Ardmore Traction
Company has caused the assessable
value of Ardmor" real estate to
double. and In several divisions Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

Here we have vast amount OF
fine shale and yet nearly all the
brick used here are shipped in. We
would like to have some one put
a brick plant here. It will pay
well, The demand for brick has
never been supplied in this coun-
try
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

\ Kansas brick manufacturer. aft
er examining the shale deposits sur.
rounding Ardmore said he had never
seen better shale anywhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
Tie Blair Oil and Refining Company
Is to Pipe Oil Into Ardn,ore for Shipment

That Ardmorc is 10 be i'm reality
IN the center OF the oil and gas
field is further evidenced by the
fact that the Blair oil aud Refining
Company of which Col j. Blair Sheen.
felt Of Muskogco is president. will
sink wells in the Wheeler field lust
is miles from Ardmorc. work tu be.
kin ON two wells within the next
sixty days These wells will bc
promptly followed by other we'll. \
pipe line will be- built into ArGmurc
ana this city will be the sh!ppu.
point and the point fron winch the
business OF this field will be- tran,
acted.
That Col Shoenfcnt has much con
itdonco in this field Is shown by the
manner in which ne wpu. about 50
curing 5000 acres If oil and gas laud
before the general pdbli, hld an
iukling Of what Ma ,rdnspiriug.
When the announcement was made
through the columns Or the Nidmorc.
itc on May II IL WAS sucn good
news and so astonishinciy srdd, n
the people who are Interested in
Ardmoro held their breath in 1.cdsad
surprise
The high standing Of Col. Sheen.
felt and the well known financial
ability of the company at which '.
is at the head and the past records
OF what has bcel accomplished hy
This gigantic institution in the oil
llcIds preclude any doubt as
To the bona fide operations propos.
ed. The citizens of Ardmore kncw
that it was no mythical scheme OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
@criorgnng fir Withucn nno altc
,innaicrn.

30 ton, Wtnll, D. gIpril. - ,Silr
Die 100000 Sun0iroi,cn inb 8itt'
melL Die in Wtoindllictt9 ilbcrid)illiia
Iino, nibt bclrotbcn f0nnclL ioll ieet
bon Stnot3 iucBcu gciorgt lucrocn.
SIC IpIlen iif lon0pirtblhnitlid be-
id)ditiQcn Ia Die uIciIcn pon ibncn
fcin Hono bciitclL ioa bcr Stoot
Wioliohuictt9 ibncn mlIonit uno por.
toirci nlinocltcnS clucl 9fer bon Die
ler Norbebinglulg lieiern mo ibnen
ollBcr0cm bic notbluen0igen S1uier,
S6clnru, SGmcrcicn Sultstbierc
II. |. II. inter 0cnlcIbcn 0rildenoen
@eOilgungcn licfcrl.
Cine Shnor prontinclltcr SoItoner
0crrcn. Die iid) }lr oNomcnS Ytuiia'
duletts Soonlcitcao 9Iiiocintion" sll-
innlulengctlOiicn boben, lueroen fir
oicicn Flon cintrctcu @ns Der 6iss
FMS bon Yluliofitictt3 oainit meint,
lit nod nid)t befunnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Wcbt itrnfius ans.

COS glngelcs. Sal, 5. Npril.-
Wie bic Ietrftipcs 6cbnlipten iou !.
G. Tiffenbnher geitnnben babeii, nit
@onoorf brothers polt gteip.g)orf uno
Chicago W. i. @alfer, Vrdiibent Der
Sporbanf in Meip ,gritoin, Gorn.,
itlii slftieil ino Scfi,ritGtcn inn Vc.
TRACE pplt S5G5.00O beitoblei, 81 bo.
bcn. MnIfer iitt 5llr 3eit cine #.
i6brigc 3ud)thouSitraie ub. Iiffen.
bader periprafl. Cos slngeles 5u per-
luiien ilito ME iuieoer oortbin 3iriif.
5ilfebrcrL nabbem linn llilier bieier
TorauSiebung eill illSpenoirtcs llr-
tleil ullf $50 Suge beuiIligi iuproen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
iSredler ,Inluclcnrnnb.

% 0lontrcal Gue., ). 9lpril. -
Gn Wfonn, nelher ciicn id,purscn
Bart trlig nnb nit cincm Mcpolpcr
bepafinet iuor, 5cridmctterte oos
SGarferiter bon Sbcpbor 8rotbe's
Supeleitlubcn iInb rnubte cine Muloe
nrn Iiolnantcn i'm S9crtbc Don
$1,000. 1T ipronD bonn ouf cinen
trrcit Itcbeltben @a9en itno iubr oa.
pon. 9Iuf icincr 6Irctt iellerte cr
mebrere Sdiiiic ob, unb Sobn Bert.
rono. pcldjer cine 9iritolirotion in Der
9tabc betreibt. erbiclt cine Stugcl in S
Wcil,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Gns Yranoitiftnns ppr?

Sort Nnrtb, Ter, 5. 2lpriI. -
Otebrerc 9tegcr crituttetcn beute i'm
NolBcigcriht oic 9In5eige, bab Der
pcr8eitrisc grobe grolb, ncIter
Sdoocn 3im 9rtrnae bon $1,000,
600 onribtcte. ourh b6sluilligc Nc.
ger ungclegt iporocn lei. Ger ltpger
Geo. SorriS beiinoet iib utter bent
Gcrbadlt Scr 9roroitiitltn1 in Soit,
allen es Iie1en feline ltidbaltigen BE.
ireiie gegen i'm Dor. Iie 9teger oro.
hen ir9enb cinen ibrcr 0iaiiengenoi.
len 81 lpildelL ipeIber 0rrd) Die 10.
lt;eilide llntcrfilhnng Der 9ronoitii-
tung iGuloi9 beinnbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Nram Sampipn por lHcridlt.

SDona, % y, ). 2lpril. - Scltc
bcgom ocr Ero5cB 9cgcn t5rou @co.
2lllpu Sompion, melhc ml1cfIo9t iii,
ihren 0uttcn Narrp Sompion, cinen
9'ciiclt oca ucritorbcncn Nonlirnls
Sumplon unl /. 9toucnlbcr 1908 nlf
Der 9lllpn' 'lhen IarnL nobc Oioceoon,
Ny, crid)olien III bobcn. Sic Be.
tbclcrt ibrc lnlhuIO un0 crtI0rt iid)
iitcr5cl0t, oob Scr FroicB in ibrcr
,Srcilprcflulg rciultircn miro. Die
;3lllon1cnlcblm9 cincr ,Surp miro
mnbrihcinlih mc6rcrc Sage IN 9ln,
lprlth ncbmcn.
(SpGtcrD 92i0rr Grporten
mliroc Die ,lrrD ihon bcltc poa3Gb.
li9 mo Oic 9lmpGItc pcrocn morAct
iGrc Gr0lIIun9a .&ortrQgC DuItcn f0n.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
GpndJscridJt in id)Dnitcr Eronnns
Uolljogen.

Ycniocolo, 1lo, ). 9lpril. 49,
Ter NcAcr loUc 2llcrunocr, melhcr
aCitcrn irilb ocn FoIi}iitcn Canton
crItod). olS ibn bcriclbc pcrboItcn
luolltc, mtroc bcutc iriib ourd) ciltcn
Mob ans Der Foli5ciitotion gcGolt
uno or cincm Yinbl Ger cIettriihen
NcIcuftln9 mli1ebinBt Sic 2pn.
der idoiicn ibnl nm iidcr jll aeben,
nod al 40 aitgcln olird Den aorper.
Nur lueltiDc Foli5iiten lparcn i'm eta.
tiuitsbullic, olS etmu % W1nner nit
gc3ogcncn NcpoIucrn einbron0en mo
cen 9eger aus Icinct 3eQe ihIepptcn.
aein @iocrtono murbe ocn Utob &C.
lriitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

nit 0cm No0gc Nnn0projeB. -
9Impolt Eopc 1ia I'M @ilrcou
cinca GrelmocH ju McHnc, Ga
crihpTcu.
NJ cH oc, 60, ). 2IpriI - @Crr
Hppe Nill, cin berporra9cnocr PHI
lDnlt aus Wucoll iuur0c hclltC int 9il.
renlt clncS onocrcn glhpofatcu oabtcr
crldollcn allfgcfllnocn. Gr bate cine
auNCI inn @cbirll lno eincn HcpoI
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mar, in Der rchtcn 0uno. Nluc llms
ltdnoe 0Clltctcn nllf cincu 0cSperotel
&onpf uno cine GoroncrS ,Slrp gob
Den Mobrlprlh nb, bob Bope bon
lttbcton1tclt Ecrioncn crlnoroct NOR
ocn ici Ger Gruoroctc fam qeItcrn
9todnltto0 hicrbcr luo bclnlbtc ou5
lbm bon cincm Gollcgcn sur SCriit
Qlln1 QcItclItc Nilrcmt IN lpclhcnl CT
ictncn 500 fnno. INN iih burin uti
bcn bcuorItcbcu0cl. notorilhcn
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ten, III lucIdCnl CT oI3 gImmoIt cnnus
girt nor. Gr lit bo8 brittle Spicr
0icicS Ero5ciiea, oenn Dor linn lpllr.
ben bcrcit0 5lpci urocrc oorun intcrcl.
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than. gll9 man ouS bclltigc Gcrbrc.
hcn cnt0cdte, mar SoiIl ihon mebrcrc
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4eluorielL Der &obIcncinlcr ilohgc.
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fenb1n0lcr bcluo0cn linn cincn Hca
polpcr 5ll ucrfnll'cn, obNleid) NcItcrn
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e., mclhcn Sill in iciner critorrtcn
SonO bicIt ol9 man icinc Hcihc iono.
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Otltglicb Der NnuoltSfirnu SorriS
& &orria. Gr binterlGBt icinc @itt.
mc uno eIn &in0. Ter 0o0Ne Yro.
5eB bcQonn IN 1891 uno i'm 3ltiom.
menbu1g nit 0enliclben mror bolo
ndf icincr GinlcitinN GnpitGn >Sobn
Is. ToriDtb, cin 9lmpolt uno bulo 0us
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Der SlGQcr in bcm IoIlc, ermoroct.
9luBcrOem bobcn lid, onIGBIid 0icica
@erihtSitrcitc3 bcreta ucrihicoene
aGlnpie crci1nct, in mclcbcn Die 5hciI'
lebnler S6uBmltnoen un0 Wtclicr.
ltihc crlittclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
renfcn IN nuni iifhcL

bel srn eielrr pcnieif. Die aats better ,preu
nno. nittS ptobiren pollen. g9tnH abr 1n
eif. ~tanfem @aseiI," 8srfiopiana, GeIb' Sn iii,o
spnfferindt ufto nod 70 ictlinimeii Qeher, uito
9hereniruniheiten Ieihei 70 oenit Mot, ont 3br
es Defer ipibt, als bic beleii lnuienbe. Die In
berurt per5fpeielien Sitlell c5enelitlia ourd bic
beriibmtei' ct. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ilen. bic fit
20 Gents IN alien gpotbcfen 81 bnbru iiito.
ldnoen. yin fpIdoeS geniet mare Cit Iiitfci
her OF nlit ociH Iooc gebiity miro
(SignSd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Gerfer gcluorfen.
Tcra Gruj, Merifo, 5. 9Ipril.-
9tod 2illcr llntcrilldungSboit bon Is
Monotcn lit Der Geuti6 -2lmcrifaner
,Srunf S6illing BON Den merifoni-
lhen Ncboroen it ,5rcibcit 9cieBt nor
Ocr, obnc pro5ciiirt ST lucrbcn. Gr
not lid 9citern 9Ibcno nit lcincr
SfiucIter Soiepbine, Die nit langcn
elnltreuglmgcn ieinc 9eireiilng our6
iebtc, nod Nciu'Oorf cingcihiiit.
Shilling, Der iriibcr III SgocnSs
burg N.-O., cine Sobofbollollng be
tricb, fam Dor etuc> iibcr onocribolb
>Sobrcn Dlerber, iuu Die Snbuf ,Snon
itric Wicrifo'S 5n lhloiren. 9ulo
nahbcr nuroe CT mltcr Der @cihul'
oigln1 pcrboitct, i'm &ereir nit 5uci
onoeren WfGnncrn circn Wtcrifoncr,
9tomenS Rnoolio Hooriguc5, nm
$4,000 beraubt 5u Iabcn.
Sbglcih nidt Die 0cringiten @c-
mciic 9egen i'm porlogen, mari Die
Eolbci ben glncrifoner in'5 8ci1ng'
nib. Seincnl Tcrlangen nad eineln
id)lclli9en Gro5cb murbe nidt eat.
iprohcn iltb cS idien. ulo Oh er obne
eeriftIides llrtbcil iiir inmer i'm
aerfcr gebalten lperoen iolte. 8or
einigen sUionoten FAM iebod feline
Shneitcr bicrGer uno lie rubte nid)t,
bis cS iGr 9elung, Die gcboroen poit
icincr p0aigen llniduio 81 ilberjcil.
aen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
SdmerSbaftes nrinirtlt.
rs. yull 1905.

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