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The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

instInctivey the interest manifested H tse church homes af he leaders If new administration fs second 5nf2 70 tae uteTest a fae personalities af rhe aev .eaders themselves
 There 5r5 T number at churches ar tue natsaaat capital a6af aave 4t one Ua another -u5 55TeH He distinction If hefur rho 3Hazfa faeHf.5 Church z51f with fhe #aaasaraton 1T President Fatt -ais honor TI 8ez#eszf H8 t8 aaHHea Haa= never heretofore tttaIaad such aransiaence td Sasls Unitarian church a#8 8- sae new .P#es#aeat Church. als- 1lac.uz .ha Dnteh Reformed church which has served 4H similar capacity 39eaz He Roosevelt sime Nhae 58e present A8 snH.s. now takes ean6 as a presidents church fer z8e aFs- time he Braa acassor # eAe present eaIaee as he home If this congregation had carly rrle L The honor tar one of ha t5Hnters If tsis historic Washington church was ahH QHtHes Aaams
 N Iam E rat aas 5ee9 rev1oider at AH Souls -tH tHe=aH#E Unitarian =4#a =4 a1 the capital evee since t3s4ae ap alz as#a5eaea 2 Washington l. uaz 5s remembered .Hat aaE5a2 z9a ea1alal1n F vas sssefted 5aa- Air Tan Was an atheist but the charge A85z at eeurse tota5H 4a5aanded The presl= denteIeet IS ai a Unitarian famlsz his father and cf8er beth BetHz Eu5tariaas. 35s grandmother hay ing aIaea fae altarau movement With Jhe Iameus Dr Chauaing. William H. Faft like his father be- fore him. vas member of tae Baiyarian church Of Cincinnati After entering official fife in Washing ion he took pew n be church that is henceforth to be known the Presidents Church
 However. as might be expected of a Unitarian. Presidenteleet Taft is broad=mnded in his religious views The Taft family like the Roosevelts. Is d. vded ln religious views bur Mr Taft is not az gressyely loyal to his own denomination but what he freGuentIy goes with Mrs Taft to the Episcopal church of which she following in the footsteps of her family Is a member When the Tafts spent the summers at Murray Bay. Ganada-a practice that continued for 16 years-AIr Taft took particular interest in the union chapel Of the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches which he won't t0 at tend every Sunday during he vacation period, aad HOW that he has chosen new playground-Hot Strings Va he has become regular attendant at s. Lukes Episcopal church. q dminltive place sf worship at this mountain retreat.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
Not Included.

After the dry goods salesman had completed his business with Cyrus Craig, Centerville's storekeeper. hs asked what was going on in the town. Had any entertainments this winter?'' he inquired
 No" said MT. Craig. not one sa- lome Howe's pupils have given two concerts. piano and organ. and the principal of the 'cademy has lectured twice. once on Our National Forests and once on Stones AS Know Them: but IS far as entertainments are con. cerned, Centerville hasn't got round to 'em yet. t."-Youth's Companion.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
Catarrh and Headache

Mrs. Z. E. Goforth. 2119 Holly Street Kansas City. writes: After using . sample bottle and two 25c bottles q, Hunts Lightning Oil, l am almos, well of Catarrh. It stops my head. aches. IL is the best medicine I ava, saw and I just can't keep house with. out t. She Is right.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
Indian Phoiosonhv

Quanah Parker, a Comanche chic, recently visited an ice plant in q, Oklahoma town. He was much inte, ested n everything pertaining 10 tb. plant. After he had been show, throughout the building. he remarked.
 White man smart. White man bea, smart White man smarter than Cod God make ice in winter: white man make ice in summer Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
Come Get Your Medicine.

If that little bft of three-eonered, halfjointed, pin-headed squirt with a big automobile and size thgee head on his miserable slanting shoulders who turned he corner of Perry and Main streets on two heels he other ofteruoon and nearly sent fhree pedes- trians into Kingdom Come wi8 cal at this office we'll lear his scrawny soul to pieces and lick him Ha fHaz zle. after the most approved Raose veluan methods lie knows Uao wa mean -8asfalo News
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
Avoiding Embarrassment.

"Dickey.' said his mother. when you divided those five caramels with your sister did you give her three~ No, ma. I thought they wouldn't come out even, so I ate one fore I began to divide. e.'-United Presbyter ian
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

talnIy done me q
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 I cannot praise Y enough. I suffered fromirre gularlties, dizziness. nervous ness, and 2 SC gere female trouble. LydiaE. FPinkham.s Vegetable on, pound has restored me to De Q e health and kept me from the operating
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
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 4SS5t11Itt

VERY large proportion of the people of he country take the keenest interest in the religious views and deneminationalatfilia. tions of the chief magistrate af the republic and his family and this Interest extends in only a slightly lesser degree to he church connections 3t the vice president and his household.
 Practically all of The nation s rulers. rom fhe days 0f George Washington to The present time haze aeeu raurEhzaeEs ami .a=f4 + has -.sfsffl.4 EHssf1F# #ztf
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

red brick building with lofty steepie and an ar ahitecrurai stsie familiar in such eaifees 1t is, however rendered distinctive in appearance by reason of the fact that it is dra8ea from steps to steepie tH .v# which never ioses fts Hster.
 The church winch s d arge one with q commo- 3io05 gallery eaa seat upward of l000 persons. FAls .s ea4uahle asset for Il presidential church. When President Roosevelt came 10 Washington the c5neresat5aR of which he became a member. and which haa previously w0rshiped in a small chapel had Q build large ediiee because of the responsibilities entailed upon a presidential church and the aew edidce although it seats close to 5e9 people. has seldom been large enough 10 accommodate 5he rhrongs of tourists who con sfder attendance at the presidents church one of the features of a visit 10 Washington The new presidents pastor is the Rev Ulysses Grant Baker Pierce. He is native of Providence. R. L, and was born n the closing year Of the civil war He was educated n New England and at Hillsdale college, Michigan, and also pursued advanced Iowa, California and Ithaca W. Y and came 10 his present charge in 1891 in which year also he married Florence. the daughter Of Capt Lons- bury ot Michigan The Rev Mr Pierce like the distinguished member Of his congregation has travelled extensively and lectures considerably up- travel subjects
 By odd coincidence Mrs Taft $ member ct he same church a Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt old St Johns. situated just across the park from the White House and often called the Church or The Presidents from the fact that every president from Madison to Lincoln, and several since that time. have worshlped there The quaint little edi- ice is also dubbed The Court Church" from the
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
For Eeacache Try Hicks, Canudlr,

Whether from Colds. Heat, Stomach q, Nervous troubles, the aches are speedily relieved by Gapudine. It's Llquid-pleas- ant 70 take-Efects immediately 10 ' and 5oc at Drug stores.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

What a friendly old world this would be If We all loved our neighbers IS VI love Ourselvest
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

On the spot where the first white settlers of Seattle first set foot, Alh Point. has been built the South AIh Congregational church.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12
SAVED
 FROM AN OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Louisville. Ky" Lydia [. Pink hams Negetable Compouna has ceI-
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SyrIp. For children tsething softeus the guraB. redases dAnmAtion. allays pain. cures wind eoe. 25e oouA
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

One poor turn deserves another from the organ grinders viewpoint
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

PILES CURED IN q TO i4 DAYS PAZ0 OINTMENT IS guaranteed Co cure any saa 3r itching. Blind, Ble@ding Proiruding Pflss . | Q .t days ar money refunded t8e.
The Forrest City times., 1909-02-12

The new presidents church in Washington is one of he most his toric churches i'll what might be termed The City Of Fam ous Churches John z Cal houn. Daniel Webster Bulinch the fate sena for Hoar have been among it's members President Taft will be called e worship avery
 sunday morning hv He aching tones af q great 0eIl east 1v he famous Paul Re were of rpv0@t.onarT fame This beIl which has a place ma toftv ae.frv has sounded on 
 gal uuhIic 0rea sIonS since IS22 eolHius for Lincoln. l4Htie esIel and 4IeiN iN4t.PV
 All ICuI-s al7ttrt.b .a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

Mcftor sim Souipreiic pou t6,6lI=
475 N}orf. Go1e8cn bctrll5 Der Or
mcrb i'm Sabre 1907 1890 &eftar
I'M @ertbe BON 1l16LO0O Mart.
Ton Den nefouitcu &cijBlngcu bc1an.
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&ano So10bciib i'm Ncrtbc DON 237
N}lIlioHcn mo o;la poInil6cr @anO
p0U Sc NHiuioncn. Ter 0ur6idnitta
prci2 iilr 0a2 &0br zoos ltcllt lid ulti
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irndc nod Nniie0lcritcllCn lpeiit cine
StciQcrrrnA GcNtl Dos &orlobr oui
bcion0cra lit bic 3obl Der 2Intr0gc
oli llcbcrlaiilna uon Endtitclcn CT.
hcbIid GcltieJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
@efanntmadJnn9en.
Sarsau Der straRenourdbrudls .G ommiifdre,
nncn rlMchnmhc-

aIttMore 2. glpril 1900.
Sepurate mo rcriie9elte gIngebote an ben
nNuaro Of sl1udrbS, care OF t1e elm Hc9llter, -
~uoreliirt, frcroen bonn StaotsJteGiltruior III tets
rem Bureau i'm huibbuu3 hts WtttiuUdi, bet
"A. N,ar5 1909, II llbr 3DrmittaHc, enIAeacH
QelonmeH tlr ole ltpeltirurIa. oel Goileubdi,
@dnoiteiubaI iRo Die FiInllerun8 nit nIoocr'
mem Etiafter Der
Bierrno3pnnBiqilrn 1traabe. bon Miurntano.
ylueuuc bis Il. Euule SiraBe
uno-
8elptelts gipenlc. BON Harrifur= gppC. bis 6nr
tpeiiliunen Sinotgrcn6c.
,Seocr 9teter mus Den Nancn Der Stbcrs
beiIss9omuagntc a%nlitbren, Die fir i'm hiirgen
fDl, menu Der GuntrGii ibnI iiUertruGeIi MIRO.
uHo fCiHem YnGcbot cine ReibeiuiaullG hon
belaater SIdcrbeltSs ontpd gnIe U%etliigcr, oeren
HereIti6dit. glrgtbGit gu %ftelCil, nachipeileto.
Sic NCfOlaHna hIcier Aeoitgltngcu Ecitene oeo
Aietera fuu ais cine TnrbcblIaung Iiir bic
i3uertDctlung oes GpHtruiie5 ueirdttet tueroel.
1ic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdlt iib
has HeGt Dor, ir9cuo Delhc uno ale stnges
pule 5I uPTmcrfeI. 1ln bealuublBter eged oes
Rieters ami cine n6leartng 0uuic"sNaHi, pie
in ntn SpeilIliattonen aHgegcben, 5uDlbdr an
oCt Wiabpr l1o StnotratD BON baltimore, ilub
iebenI glHaeboi beiQetiiet ieiu.
Games .. Smitb,
Yrdiioent Ser Strubenouruhbrnhs .oUmmifhdre.
Guaenc j. Hooaere..
Sefretdr.
Gltacbeibcn:
I. Sarrn Wtahuul,
Vraltoent 0er Contradict ~ uIItBS, ~ yoISe;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
,rrutihe apnr.souf puu sotimpre."
Mutii iHr bic Ye%riamnIutg Der Millionaire.
%,tlnitco HutlipapS d Electric Soumpnng urt
Jtulfit1uff

Baltimore, Wio., 80. Mdr6 1909.
9iCrnrit miro heiaHnt aemudt. ouh Die i1Ars
lide Geriammlung Der Ittipndrc Der %,ttuiteo
MailmaHs d Glcetric GuinpanD Oon Baltimore"
am Mittluodi. ocn "a. Aprif 1909, IL tiBr Wiits
tuas, In Dem Wiircau Der Guntuuanic. simmer
9i2, GuutincrtalsC5cbduoc, 1Ir be Ndbl Der
Sireltoreu uHo 5ur GrleoiGlng tolter @ef6Gis
tc, ole IN Der Sipulg oorgeltat iueroelI luogclt,
aebultcn mirb.
Sraneicriruimcr an Spuneritng, %. glilr3.
1909. Nutmittag5 3 llbr, 3!r ShlieBullg mo
am Nounetftug. Den 10. glpriI 1908. 10 lbr
GnrmitldGs. iIr INiCotrerbtililiIl9 Oeoroert.
Nn @ulftrugc bCs Stirefturtlnl3
&nt. Gnrln,
(Sq t0N Selrct1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
6. .Scrvn 0r1tcr.

tags. Is. &,curB ardtcr, gelicbter Gjuttc ppr
Gorn 4. ardtcr, geo. &rouI, lnin Sobn ppu
GliiuhtiD luo oC9 ocritorbenen Gbriitiun T..
~Stvitcy i'm Nlter bon - Euhrcn. Die Ncer6I
Nratcr, i'll 94tcr bon - I0breu. Sic Aecroi.
Gl1G l!Ibct am SOnuina, ocH /. @prtl. , l!br
ytu0mittups. bon iclnCr lCpicn lSobnung. III.
400. STANDARDIZATION. Slrabc. ans itatl. Up %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
fir jficntlide Observation-Disclosures.
SubsS cpartcncnt ocs Observation-Disclosures
YilrcGue. 1inthhnle.

@ lltlmpre, p. MinrB 19U9.
Ner Gonirdfts8cbbrhe 6er 5tubt 9nltinOre fir
Gin Gcbduoe, nuf hem }tcr pr. I, Freitbents
mo Huncnitcr GtraGc. 81 crrtbte!. ais Seuers
hnotsSiattru UcIatlt. fiir ben 0iapor llro
Gluotrutb pon Baltimore sur SemlpnHB i~ciiere
Der ,ScIter Gontmtfdre.
g~ngcbote miliitlI IN pcrlieaeIten Goloertcr,
nSreiitrt an oCu pRuurb Of el,uaros Vi S1ltts
more Gin, iciu. ole Hllifhriit aVibs Tor Sire
goat Citation" lrnael mo bel 9rt. j. Sepeil
1bontna. Observation-Disclosures. in ocNcl Silrenlt
i'm Ralbbuuie hin ooCr Dor ii llbr SorlniitaG3
am :. Npril 1909 ciuQercidlt iperocn.
SeoelH Nn9eDot muB eth IN oen Ntn1or lrlo
Siaotrutb bon Baltimore jdb!bdrer certiii5irter,
uii cine YGlcnring @ouie" tartf 9e5ogelier
9bed oeS 0ieters fir iiinfbunoert $4,000
Collars ~beiaeiilpt fem.
Scr erfoIgrei6e Aieter rtub 9iir9ffait tel
len mo Die Goridri'.5u beS StaotsGbdrterS III
ge6ltg 1uf Gontiuite e~rillleu.
3eitnultgcn ltno SpeltiiIdtioret fbtnet art
ooer Hdh Dem %. Widr; 1909 TN glreau be5
@cbduoes SnipcftorS beit6iiat tuerocn.
Sie Ncboroe bebGlt lih blS Nedbt Dor, irgero
ein oNer alie ~glrgeDote 6I uerlperIeI.
Coward =. YrritptL
8ebduoesS nipeitor.
&elebmiat:
3. sarrs Mnbopl,
Mabor.
(mTr,O[ 90 ~ 90 On ~ alnriIt o2Hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
9Hnrnnrct Nirh.

O. iturb nm 80. Nidyi 1909 mi 7.35 nor
"%Ileloa. nah ih>pcrcm Ncioeu 0lGyGHrCt Etca,
Die NcrroiaunN iinbct 6reitaa, oeu ,. April.
:~lt0rEela mn S llDr, ron ocr %&obHung tbrca
observation-disclosures, Nj. 1922, NitsGu1er Strure.
ans nan ncr 81. N~utobua.NirdlC. no nm 1aD
llbr cine Aenuicil yic''t fin iOr Scelenbeil az
taliCl Uiyn. mo odiG AMI ncr1 ISL. @rl0lcrs
Sricohnfe" itdtt. Nittc lcinc Ntillcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Magmuno Sdnuur;.

G2 ilarb u.orli0 an +. @pril 1909 RGu,
nonO SduGr5, gclicaler @uite bon Sbri'lluu
Is. SApar}. geb. Nletn, I'M -. Sabre icilIea
rebeno. Sic @Scroigrn9 tiuoet bon leincr
IcBtcn 92obmtrq. gr. 1899. 9toros9eutral gpc,,
aus ituti. luO}u lcripunot, mo SrCuHoe Der
,SGUilic uthtuuusDol! Ciupclaorn itlb. Sic 5Cit
~hErle!MCm lniro innitr helnnmt AcNeheM. Ln2L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

Vdlttmur re. ben "a. Ntdr5 1909.
Setrab Der an y. glopeI1bcr 1908 lntcr8eids
iCicIt gicrurhllirg gtr. 222 iucroelt ocriteGelie
Ingebpic. an oe1t o|ourb OF HtuaroS. Care OF
the GitD J%iCgiiter, d%oreiiirt. BON Si1otsjteais
i%trator in oei'en Nilrean I'M 9iatbbaiie bis
@ WI 3eT ni I; MgTl, l"g"; GnI 1899 GS Inf,n
ren mo Yilalierlllq oer folacnoen Gtrdben:
Dit NepGalt, 9igpbalt.S lddcu, Sitnlitpit posr
ui,rifijirten. $fIaiteritcinru.
9(Uns StraRe, bon N3otqbs hia YrattsStraBe;
GdlcroersN lcO, bon Columbia gpemue bis
Ct. Gcter=StraGC.
Gbeifers SiraBc, bon Orleans biz Baltimore.
Strube;
Gnfors StraBe, bon Qanront. bis gortbs2loe.
SugersStrnbc, bon S0meipooo'gloenIe bis
Gniors Strabe.
Qanoales straBc, bon GutatosBlace bis Gins
SiibcrsStraBc, bon Garoliuese traBe bts Gen.
trulsYOcnue.
S'Scnneu. StruBe, bon gbcfopenics bis gans
toIsSiruBe;
9oOfons5tr06e bon Baltimore bis 6aoettes
StroBe;
8atlep.S lrabc. bon G6otes2 trabe bis gib'
lanos2oenue;
@ilion. StroBc. bon @oItou.2 trabe bis Fart.
SOCnle;
u uiamsStraBc, bon Barren4 gpe. BIZ Mont'
gomernsStraRC.
Spe5ttttattoret mo @iani. 6ornllllgre tonteil
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oelt. Sie 9ontruttsGeboroc 6ehdlt lth ou9 Reht
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%lpciien. Sin beGlau5tGter 6bei oee 9teter5 atf
cine ,Slcuring 0puics"gant Iiir Den III oeli
Gpe5titfutioHci crlpdbntcn Retrn9, 8ubIbur al
ocft Wtanur mo Sinhtraib bon baltimore, lnnB
icoC5 glngebot begleticIl.
Y. :. Senoan,
Staots 5l9eIleur.
9eitdtiet:
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Rrdiioeut Der GUlitratisSeboroe.
(Mtdr32G. 2T,29,3O,3i ;Iprtll 2.3,5,G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
,Nafub Maidl.

IS iinrb am Sonncritag Nioracn, ben +.
Gurndtaoi, IN utter pom 81 fabylli. Die &c,
ubr Nubmitinpa. non fctuer 9SobmurQ. III.
ISL. q @SUuti. StrdEc. aus iiull. t04-31
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Gpnia G0nrnnf.

So fi0rb ain 80. MIdri 1909 9oniS aoppanf,
81 Sabre ali. N~ciicbicr Sobt uou %obu San;ct
mo c~6ertrIlne Nuppulti. &cruuloie DER ga
Ging an Srrifdg, liGamittnGs vi llbr, RON
iiTcr 92obmitg. 9tr. go, Ncntaious Strabc, aus
! belilnuuulelI. 0l-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Spiritnoicn . Giccns : gpplifatipnen.
SpiriinuIrus2ieeuS .Getttiunen.
Siftc Rr, IN.
9iirenI Der epirituuicu. 2iern5.G ummiHdrr,
SIMMER Hr. BOG, 8eridlts. @eDdube.
z. Sierett Wte0tn, Brdfloent.
Samcs &uHo,
Benjamin y. sbreeaes,
90ulntt Hdre.

Sic nnblGruntten @crioncri babcn Petitioner
fir riuc @nbctnil. Spirituofrrs2iUnS c0m +.
Mai 1909 cilaercttht, ole auf Samitag, bel a..
April l9U1. nm fl llbr GOrnttiaGa, IN lie
~ .gittlNpa@, an Souucrttug,, Den Is. gtprtI
1903. cilqeretdt feilL lnlo SormuIare t1fnerL
mcnn gclui!nlGt. auf GrludeH in otelcin Siireali
eTlaUGt fuCJoCU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
acknowledgements

8Arcau: pr. ri, s8cft.e nratpaa.strahr, xEb
SGnpt.GiuaaRB: 5reoerid.9ipaS.
@earGbnibpldbe bon $25 all inter beitdrotser
neroert i'm IreibbalS Gun 9uupis@in9ars eefuna
ben. Infer GeeHt miro, penn eeipiinitt, eor'
fpreden. (S2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
ScurN M. Sdliiicr.

6 iGrb at 50. Midr} 1909 Ncurp ~. eAii.
lcy, ]Geitcut2r @atlc pom @iiIiiic 5dhIcr. aen.
ScpIin. int 81, Sabre ltiHto NcbcrS. dc
&'cecoiOunE iiuhct ain >. Npr!!, ; llrr FAD
milin93. BON ieincr lcBtcn y%@oDntuG, III. 1914,
Nora .gionrne <tra6c. dls I;Ott. NciictnHS
AMI Der aEuu0oNs Furt GCHleiCIn. 600
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llmSng-% crfnnf

-uuit-
Iunumcntrn, @rabitcircn uno Statnen,
III mir bno YagerDduS Nr. 223, ,Atoro
Charles 5ir0Bc. beBu9ell babeIl. ueroeH mir bne
gunie Eager nt Munh am alien Vlube. Wr. 40
Wcit.Saltimurc. Strnhc. SIT aualtebntlt6 ilteori
gen |rcifcr pcrdli'clt.
Y. Ntlgartncr & SUns.
(9lpriI1
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Shcrcic Stciucr.

IS itGrb pliplih am 81. lidrj 1909 in Nic;t
SbrTcle 7iCtIrtt ISllHut ogo v,tuuIueN,L s-u-
iarcn 'filimciitere Sumlel Stetncr, I'M "A.
Sabre ibrC9 YehCne. tg2)
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Spbn Seripig e Sobn.

VT. ZUUJl [fItuHs, SIFNSt.
Swricaeidhat: Gr. 50, G~aitern.IoeSne, T
Siahlanotpmu, SaitimurcsG unntn.
Wir bGbeit in ui'erer lareeH Sefhhtts9rnJts
Mrn, u,to Jicih becroigt. Cub NIT eert1aern
Yrcfit Sufrieoen. Sic ~feiniten SIit6ert 9elte'
fert fir So6Seiler,. lnterbaitunglI ure aneers
tSeIepenheiteu. WeiSe Selepbure. tMint2s.fN
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Truio Iioae Ecmcicrn.

-s Der ibeafe Srieebpt upn Baltimore, nnhs
Yifcsutne. Sipti eleiIrif6e Wubns2inien nno
3imltec. Souleparo brett sum &rteobot Iue
8runhitiite iltitr ~fidfoiaer Muiitht. Njeeri9e
Qreiie. ~sscr!auet Die ueuen outenirsaatnloee.
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