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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26
GIks, Memorial Music.

II was announced last night that
the Orpheus Glee Club will have
charge of the musical program for the
Eiks' annual memorial services to be
held in December
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26

A number Of young men are ar
ranging a german to be given in the
Hotel Chamberlin on the evening of
November in compliment TO Miss
Mary Booker and Mr.. William Kelly.
who will be married on the 10th. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wise Booker. the
parents of the bride-elect, will give
a reception to the wedding party i'm
mcd.ately following the marriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26

Mrs. Kate Waller Barrette. OF Cape
Henry. and Mrs. Y. Durfey. of Viii
liamsburg. are the guests Of Mrs.
Frank Wilkinson Darling. in Cedar
Hall. and will attend the Kings
Daughters convention. Mrs. Barrette
is to make an address before the con-
vention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26

Cong1on's phsl macy accurately
compounds prescriptions Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26
Social


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise Booker
have issued invitations TO the mar
riage OF their daughter. Mss Mary
Wills Booker 10 Mr.. William Armi-
stead Lane Kelly. CT Norfolk. The
ceremony. will occur in old St. Johns
Episcopal church on Wednesday even
ing. November 10, at o'clock. AM
the wedding will prove one of the
society ventS Ct the winter. The
color scheme Tor the church decora-
tioDs will be white and green. Rev.
Reverdy Estill. ID. d.. the rector, Will
be the officiating clergyman. Miss
Bessie Lee Ludwell Booker will at
tend her sister as maid of honor and
Miss Bessie Kelly. CT Norfolk, will
be the lone bridesmaid, with little
Miss Mildred Lee as the flower girl.
Mr.. Kelly will have as his best man,
Mr.. George Kelly. of Norfolk. and
the ushers are to be Messrs. Robert
NJ. McCaudlish. Richard Booker,
Louis Heffelfinger. of Hampton; Shir
ley c. Morgan. OF Baltimore; Rich
ard Burrcughse. Preston Cotton, John
Marshall. Robert Lee. w. w. Dey. Jr..
of Norfolk. and Ensign Monroe Kelly,
United States navy.
Following the wedding Ceremony
Mr.. Kelly and his bride will leave on
a visit through the north and will
make their residence in Norfolk.
Miss Booker is one of the most at
tractive young girls in Hampton,
while Mr.. Kelly is a business man of
Norfolk
Mrs. Annie NAPLES. Miss Birdie
Lee NAPLES. and Miss Sadie Fletcher,
OF Onancock. and Miss Annie Wood
ward. of Richmond, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace
Woodward, in Victoria avenue They
are here 10 attend the Spratley-
Woodward marriage tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. ]. Drummond Fo que was call
ed to his home in Onancock Sunday
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his father.
The Kecoughtan Literary Circle will
meet this afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs S. S. Costen. in Victoria ave-
nue.. The subject will be Milton"
and the program is in charge of Mrs.
g. Ethelbert Cheyhe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26

Mr.. j. Drummond Fo que was call
ed to his home in Onancock Sunday
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his father.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-26

The kecoughtan Literary Circle will
meet this afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs S. s. Costen. in Victoria ave-
nue. The subject will be Milton. +"
and the program is in charge of Mrs.
G. Ethelbert Cheyhe.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
w. NJ. G.. Notes.

The large increase in the enrolment
has made ii necessary TO have recitation-
at 500 am. and 1880 pm, bat in few
weeks room I will be opened and new
pupils will have better quarters.
Mr.. Jefiries, a foreign missionary re-
Gently from China, visited US Thursday
and Friday. He claims that the mis-
sion work is educating and will eventu-
ally Christianize the Mongolians.
After nursing strained leg about a
week Paul Montgomery is able to be in
school again.
Eight new students came In Monday,
making total enrolment Of III.
Isaac Deck spent Saturday and Sun
day with home folks near Glen Alien.
The senior class, "'09." organized
Tuesday evening. viii give names Of
officers and members NEXT week.
JuMBo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21

Barrett Of LutesYille, and al. u the
church trustees were present. After the
dedication, the sacrament was aA-
minstered and While Poguc was
baptized.
Uncle jacob Rhodes and sou, Jesse
aud family, attended church Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Davenport was able 10 at
tend church Sunday.
Miss Ethel Mabuoe spent Sunday with
home folks.
The writer failed 10 chronicle the
marriage Of Mrs.. McMahan and Mr.
Jones Of Burfordyilie last week. Tbey
were at church Sunday receiving The
congratulations and good wishes Of their
many friends.
We have been having some real winter
weather for few days. BEssyILLAs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
Talent.

Winter caught some Of our folks with
out wood
Mrs. J. VI. Stone IS visiting her son at
LutesYiIle
Curtis Dennis has moved from the
vicinity Of Patton to bis farm near this
place.
Emanuel Torrance is erecting a new
dwelling.
j. II. Davenport and family visited at
W. @. Kitchens Sunday.
The school in the Barber district will
close January 80. A good program Is
being prepared and everybody is invited.
J. NJ. Stone sold fine mule last week.
]. w. Talent shipped carload Of
hogs last week.
Ed Shell returned home from Arkansas
last week.
We would be glad to see more letters
In THE Pass from other states. They
are interesting. SPORT.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
I-;ifiiii.
Health is not very good

Health il not very good,
Mrs. w. j. Poston is in poor health
and under the professional care Of DR.,
John M.Finney, Jr.
"UDcle Dan" Hahs is also on the sick
list.
The Latin mill has been running the
last several days.
We are having some real winter.
j. +. Grader, our restaurant man, Ia
In the rabbit commission business, buy
Ing and selling then by thousands.
George Poston Of Oran Is visiting his
grandfather, Daniel Hahs.
Constable @. Z. Kinder had business
In the northern part OF the county last
week.
Charles Huffman has quite a lot OF
business 10 look after in this section OF
the county.
Marshall LESLEY, the Huskey mer-
chant, 10 In very poor health.
N. w. Huffman, who has been 10 poor
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
health reasonably good.

Health reasonably good.
We had fine tracking seog lasi wee X
and the toys rad great tins wlth tbe
rs b,fits.
Albert louut and some Of the Shell
boys, with their hounds, caught several
foxes, after good runs On the snow.
J. c Rulings butchered ten porkers
lAst week.
Sam jaco and u. y. Masters, with
their families, have returned from Dunk
lin county, where they haze been since
the last Of September
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 9. Li~soin aud Char
ley Masters visited at r. NJ Lincoln's,
Oh James creek, last Saturday night,
One 81 w. n. Browns mules broke a
leg the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barette Henderson vis-
tied a, the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Henderson, last Sunday.
J. NJ. Winchester's chimney caught
FIRE and burned down while the snow a.
on, compelling him to invest in a stove.
Solomon Cheek Ia staying at A. J.
Masters this week.
Lee Masters WAS on Hurricane last
Sunday.
Henry, the son OF A. ]. Masters, who
has been suffering with appendicitis the
last two weeks, is reported slowly i'm
proving.
Our pastor, Rev. j. A. Hedrick, came
to his Hurricane appointment the last
three Saturdays, but a.2Gght his gun
along. A. he probably expected, every.
body was too busy with the rabbits TO
90 TO church. And then on Sunday he
failed &c ssSE up. Don't reckon he got
on fox trail.
George w. Mayheld says he bought
300 rabbits during the snowy spell and
that more than 700 we're killed in his
neighborhood.
c. J. Mayheid was In this vicinity last
Sunday.
Prom what learn am OF the opinion
that James creek family will lose a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
Our Correspondents.


Health nothing u brag on, as every
BODY seems 70 b. afflicted with colds.
Monroe Hindman, ST., vino has beer
very sick of pneumonia is, am glad "a
report, improving,
Rumor has ii that we are 10 have d
postoffice In the union store on Perkins
creek in the near future.
Rabbit hunting has been the principal
industry Of some Of our citizens since
the snow fell.
W. w. Patterson, who has been suffer
Ing from appendicitis, is reported better
The r. f.. & G. q, Of A., gave an open
door meeting last Wednesday night, bui
owing 70 the incIemency Of the weather
the crowd was small.
OLYMPIA,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21

health for several weeks, ls able 10 De up
and doing.
The youngest son If Mr, ard Mr. d.
+. Grader died last week
G. y. and K F Kinder are trsminR
for the Grisham Lumber company, at
Latin
Miss Nora Crump Of Cape Girardeau
is visiting her sister, Mrs Dan Huffman,
at Ciippari.
Rabbit hunting was great while the
snow lasted and hundreds Of them were
killed.
J. A. fFouny Manning ia head CLERK
at the Grisham store here.
Preaching at Latin sunday morning
and night. DEsAk'.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21

rhN is keeping evaryspdy husy getting
who'd,
I Charles Tate, who went TO Illinois
lev weeks ag0, returned home one day
i lasl week.
! N. W. Huffman, vino has been quite
! III fnr some time, rs slowly recovering
Mrs Logan Brown and habe have
rome 80 Tllinuis. where Mr.. Brown Will
make their future hnme
Mrs. Nancy Profier has been IN very
poor health this winter,
! Mrs. Mary Masters is suffering with
rheumatism.
Charles Huffman OF neEr Whitewater
transacted business in tins vicinity last
wseE
Albert Walker Of near Glen Allen
4 visited W n. Cooa and family Friday
ana Saturday
Our boys nave baeo killing quite a lot
Of n.buss,
Mss Flora Allen, wha mae aeeu stay
lus with Mr., u, PrgFer. hGF rsturuea
home
Little Mareure; Coho le Staying with
a,I grandmother, Mrs. n. W. Huffman.
George Postoa Of near Barrs chaI'ei
visited on our creek Sunday,
Az, ..,.a I,..,... fr,s.}- - ,.eg, s,rsv.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21

mighty good hired CIR soon. Wont
they. BurrtirY,
Our school 10 making good progress
under ,te management of Prof. Linus
Bridge and We want him 10 teach ioF uF
ana4her year FAWRN,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
CALLING

HE'D call her a darling,
-se r4l..-d hiul deaf,
A nd ~ they wefr married
TIE Srst q gba wear.
And uuw The Blooms tatei
And dtmwrg j. the Z @ss.
.~he asa hsn tm. .5Estsf,
He calls heT tho boss
New Work ~uG.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
80 Days Of Our 80 Are Gone!

While exceeded expectations Stock is sun
Complete have thousands OF articles you
need and at again be able get after this
Sale il over Spring and the
time TO buv line discount worth saving
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
Ifs.szyit1e.

The Ridge church was dedicated last
Sunday in the presence OF large audi
ence Notwithstanding the bad weather.
Presiding Elder Mccormack, T. ID.
Peterson OF Fruitland, Rev. d. Z.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-01-21
Drunk Branch.

After few weeks silence ! will come
again.
Health is not very good.
We are having some real winter. now,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-22
SeiratbS=Q~iccu,e


Gborlcs WcSorlono, 40; WorD :.
Cane, 80. Ipplifont, NJ. s. Slnn.
nerp, Nr. 1916, Stodtonltr.
@iaiam $. McGrearp, %, Neu
Cumberland, Go.; @erna Nibenielter,
-, Sarrisburg, Eo.
Soiepb ". Glunf, %, Sonoper, So.
Wop &. Ybilbin, %, Applifont, Sol.
3. Seane, Tr. 800, @eIt.2eringtonitr.
Seon Wolononsti, 90, Ileronorio,
3d.; Glisobetb @isniepsfa, 20.
Sronf Z. 9entp, %; Dora q. Miils
Ter, n. gpplifont, u. $. SbomoS,
gtr. 304, @cit-@oltimoreitr.
&bomoS Is. GapiS, 81; Bella g.
HobcrtS, p. Npplitont, GborleS 81.
0ouis, Nr. S23. 2igbtitr.
Charles &. &onooe, y, Mr.. 1909,
S.Str, Norooit; emma 30. 8osnel,
20, 9eioe bon @oibington, 3. Is.
Socob $. Srouf, %, Nr. 1872, Heip-
Somplbire.Apenme N..8.; Wprtle
W'tler, Is, 9eioe bon @~oibington,
z. Is.
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Seibert, Neptpu u. 6urfhouicr, Go-
nicl z. Scibert, Is. $. Smith nlo
u. Z. Getermon, bobet beidlIoHen,
DoS ncuc 6innn5- %nititllt unter Dem
Nonlcn rGlcur Spring Nutional
@ont" eintrogen 81, loiieu.
Mil6preiie iteigen.
IN elmer Situn0 Ger Milfb1noler
IN Snaer@tomn, No, muroc bcihloi.
ien, Die MiId)preiic 81 erb0hen. Ter
4reiS miro bon MN o1l oltitott iedS
Gents ltcbcn 9entS pro Gllort Wilf
betrogen, mdbren0 Der EreiS iiir
Sabine uon so Gents ,oui 81 pro
Quart erbobt mllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-22
Wns Dem Snncrcn WarOlanb's nnh
Den angrcnscnocn Staaten.
Sanoucr'S erIte StraBens
balm Sraa0oie.

Sanoucr'S erite StroBen.
balm Sragobie.
Sn Sonoper, 80, ereignete ii6 oml
Wittpoh Der critic perbGngniBpolle
StraBellbabn-llnioa, in lpeldem Der
autiber Sobn s. Sdipart iein 2ebcn
laiien muBte. Sein 8ngen itono ne.
ben Dem Hinnitcin Der 2litberiiden
ct. WorfuS.airdle oils 6os Eferb
ploblin nab Der Strabe ST. iprang -
oireft in ben @cleiie-8eg elmer Der
a%nlobenben Gar. 8abreno S6parB
perilhte, Den itorril6en @oltl bon
ben 8eleiIen berllnter5nbringen, lpllr.
De Dem Slermitcn ourd) Die gegen ibn
proaenoe Gar OaS Hiidgrot gebro.
den. Shport CAB nod menigen
Winuten ieinen @ciit oi,i.
: al pfer5u a III nj e It OBJ M
&afcn pom NorfoIf.
9ei Dem GerilldL Den oeuti6en
Gampicr .Nugllitlls" 81 paiiiren, ge.
rietb i'm Suien bon Norfolf, So, Der
Gompfer .Wtobicnn", Capt. S'9teia,
bon Der Glpoe.Sinie. IN oas Subr-
waiier bes gr0Beren Sfiiies, uno es
erfolate cin 3uionmenitoB, bel pel.
dem beioe Sobr5elge betrdhtlite
Soporie erlitten. Ger yWobicon"
febrte in iein God Suriid utb Der
rgugulius" ging bel Sambert's Yoint
Dor I1fer.
@or Hidter SowIer'S
Yru6er.
Sn Cumberland, NO, lit !Sr. 81.
bert 1onlcr i'm glter BON 80 ,sobren
geitorben. Gr ipor ein @ruoer oeS
perItorbenen Hibtcrs 0apib 1onler
BON Baltimore. Sein 8ater Robert
5omler mar 20 Sabre lang Stoots.
S6obmeiiter.
Gin 9onf. SnItitut iiir
Clear Spring.
Terifieocnen Nahridten ans
SagerstoprL mo, 5uiolge miro Clear
elm 9unf. Snititiit erbolten,
pcldes nit cinem aapital BON $25,.
600 gcsriinbet miro. Gie Sncorpo.
.ratorelL ndmlif Die SS. Soiepb q.
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8icbmGrftc.

II. 9. 0arbs, YittSburg. ga, 81.
Stt. - &inopieb. - &orrotb leid)t,
itetig; Choice $50 bis 6.75.
Shoie. - &orrotb leidt, itetiG;
Erimo petberS 40 bis 49,; GuuS
mo orbin1re 100 bis 300; 2Gmmar
400 bis 100; Seal GolpeS $50 biz
$500.
Shlueine. 3niubr gut, Iebboit;
Erimo 7.S5 bis $50; nlittelere 7.65
bis 40; ibwere YorferS $50 bis
7.G5; leihtc DorferS 7.40 bis $50;
Ierfel 100 bis 125;. .rou9e $50 bis
40.
Gbicoao, II. Sft.-Ninouieh.--
3uIllbr 1000; Worft ltctia; Stiere
500 bis 900; &iibc 800 bis 5.25;
Ninoer $50 bis 600; 9uQen 300
bis 1875; aGlber 300 bis 9.75; Stod-
erS ul6 6ceocrs $40 bis $50.
Sdrpcinc: - 3ufubr 5000; Toe.
bis 15c. bober; Choice idmere 100
bis 500; Builders 7.S5 bis 1876;
leifte 9enliidt $50 bis 7.45; Choice
leidte $50 bis 40; 8odina $50
bis $50; 6erfel 5 bis 7.t5; Sorpt,
perfGufe 81 80 bis $50.
Shofe. 3uiiibr $4,000; Wortt
rilbig; S6oie 400 bis $50; 2Gnl.
mer 600 bis 7.35; SGbrlinge 800
bis $50.
Gincinnoti 8, 81. Oft. -
Hinopieb.- 3uiltbr SOP; quite Sbip.
perS $50 bis $50; oroinGre 200 bis
$50.
S6Deina. - 3uirlbr 1910; toc.
Builders mo clippers 100
bis $50; oroinGre 5.25 bis 40.
Sdofe, 3uiubr 33t; Itetig; i.75
bis 4.25: 21mmer 300 bis 675
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Mebr Hadpuebcn Scs Sanffradjs 3i
Minernl Yuint.

Mob'io II, isis, 81. Oft. = @or
Dem bieiiacn 9unoes . Gommiiidr s.
&. 9lofe botte iib Der @ice . Erdiis
bent Der Dor Surgeon in Gonfurs ge.
rotbenen 6irit Nationol 9onf in
Iineral Yoint, EbiIipp glcu, jun,
ouf Die Seihuloi9une Der llnteridIa-
gullg bon $16S,000 aus ben Sonbs
oeS Snitituts SIT perontmorten uno
mlroe bis 5iir Sortietung Der Gorun.
terindung am q. os. Mts. inter
cine 9iirgidoft bon $4,000 gcltelt,
bis 5n oeren a%nfbringung er in Soft
bleibt.
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niGt. LIMO mas IoG aus Tir fper6en,
tuenn i'd foot bin2 Gu arm ipie mir
lett iil1o = arm uno unaIiidlid)!
gu muBt ia Sic n~,eiiten bon uniern
Mobeln perfaufcn, UNI meine @e.
erdbniBfoiten oeden 81 tOunen. lln0
Damn Die 3ufunft? g9er Old iest
tpobl perloret iui6te!"
.Neoe nid)t bonn Stcrben. @tlttcr!
Sd claude gailj felt, boB Der Iiebe
@ott uns Gelfcn pirb. IS lit ia bod,
moeIid. Dab ser T~ed)tsan.paIt et,pas
fir uns ausridJten fam. @ir per.
ben itDon oariiber birapeg fommen,
oas ioqit I'll MIR ieben!" troitete tie,
uno ib mill did, ifpon pilegen unb
mill fir Gid ior9en, iobab 0u tpiebar
eeiuno nirit!H
llno I'M Gait al Dem 8ouen ser
&Goer arbeitete lid Elm 8ers aus if.
rem @eb1d'tniB berauS:
.9reii rod, oen eriten Sonnen.
ftroble, ben elm Gott Dir ienoet."
9ld) ia penn er i'm bo1 redt baIo
ienoen poute!
Irei Gage ipGter. @!lIbrup mahte
ieinen eriten Spa5iergong nad) iei.
mem llninu. Gr bate 6el @eg ourd
Sen @oIo eingeidlogen uno aing
MN an Dem forltbotnniid)en @arten
unten an Der Decentralization emf
lang. @15reno er 10 0obinitritt,
babte er oariIber nadL ME ionperbar
fill es oob in oieien Togen I'M 8en.
fionat %ge1poroen tpar; eS muroe fSrau
Selseien unb ibrer Eotter mirflid)
piel @beiInnbme erSeist. Iud) ibm
that eS natlirlid) iebr leio UNI iie, uno
er begrifi. baB iabit iperm es nidt
eans 10 idIimm fir tie au3iab. ipie
mc1l iest iiirftete, ielbit, tpenn etfpas
9erettet ,perben fonnte, Die Steuung
Ger beioen Tamen IN 3ufulft lhtpie.
rig eenl1g meroen Diir0c. Mber Damn
fam linn auf einanaI Der @eoanfe,
baB er ibnen ia eigentIih gut ein ne.
mig belfen fonne - meun iie es nur
ipouten. Siinfbun6ert aronen lpa.
rem treilid, feline 9roBe Gumme; aber
er ielbit batte ia i'm gltgenblif feline
@ertpenoung fir OaS 8elO, pGbreno
es oob pieueit,t fir Anna 9puiie uno
tbre Dtutter bon groBem Nllsen ieil
fonnte. Wenn Nun mr. ... ia, err
miiroe Tie bieIlei6t iiberre6en fonnen,
oie Summe an6uneDmen oils ain.
iesfreies Oarleben natirlid). 50.
baI0 err MIR nit Mnnn Houiie ipreden
fonnte, moIlte er es ibr auf riidlidts.
oone 8eiie uorifla9en.
8ie Snmm er setueim ,par, SaB er
nitt sleib beute Wfittag. aIs er nit
ibr lprah). oen Goritlas aemaft
bnte. sic bate iibrigenS 10 ernitbaft
ousgeiebeu Die arile aIeine, tros il.
rer unenblib tapfersn 8eniibungen,
9uten Wtutbes 81 idJsinen. jalber no.
tirlib - eS lit ia nidt itrper. Elm
S%onnenfino 5u iein Denn Die 3eiten
gut iinb!y.. ar3
Gr muroe ganj froblit] Iiber Ieinen
auten Giuial. uno ihIus init ieinem
Stof 5wiif,en Die Reiielh ole ga
%ltanben uno ben &opf 10 bod trI9en.
er Dolte tpobl 5eiaen. tpie er ale
S6nierigfeiten aus Dem @eee 81
raltmen geoahte.
Iber glei6 barauf nurbe er nie'
Der unrlbig. Gas motte ser 8e
oanfe, baB 8pniul Smitb in einieer
Sagen 5uriid eruartet wurbe. g8eur
Nun Inna 2ouiie, Inn lid uno oit
Wlutter Dor Der Irmutb 5u bepob'
relL ictt einmiligen wiiroe. iaus
Der ImerIfaner ii1 alS Sreier mel
0ete!
(Gorifetung foIat)
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Sbco. $. Siencr & ST.,
217 DIT Baltimore Strase.

0eutld)eS mo mlbercS nllSIGnbi.
IGcS @elo g%efauit mo pcrfauit.
@clo%lcnorngcn beior9t not Geutif.
lono, Sciireid), &uBlano II. /. ~.
@edlcl mlSgeitcat ati mlSlGnbiide
@onfen. Grcoitbrieie mo Sropelcrs
Cheques. o.
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&ermiidtc telesrapbiide SeSeIdeu.

- ariegsiefretdr 9idinion bat lei.
men bier Meilen BON HaibpiQe, Senn.,
9elegenen 400 gder umioiienoen
2anoiib r9ele Meaoe" fir 100000
an s. .. 2eafe perfauft. .@eae Mea.
De" pilroe 5ilr 3eit, oils Der peritor.
bene General %. $. Sodion iein 81.
gentbiimer mor, olrd] Die bort betrie.
bene 3uft bon @oablntpieroen be.
riibmt.
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aus ben Glepatoren 5uriidge5oeel,
14O4 @uihel; Glepotoren 9orrotb
1926 guid)el.
Sailtige SdluBrote:
gtr. 2 l~peitlidSr Hoggen S2h-S3
Nr. 2 Hoggen. ....... 80 80
Sn Sdden. ic mad Gua.
litdt .......... 65 rs
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Baltimore Marftbeiidjte.

timore. q. OCTOBER 1909.
l.-3uiubr 9273 6Giier, cir.
ifIieBlid) 5479 6Giier 5u Canton.
Die Notirun9en maren pie ioIgt:
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Srci idl6uc biQioc Tarmen.

nbtbieen acknowledgements. alleS uDliltauoia
net, NIT 12 Gder Gnno, bircit on 9nbrilintion,
fir $1,000. Serner Sarin bon so gder init Ses
b1uoen an $1,000, uno 40 gder nit nlten Snu5
fir $500. 9eidte Yebinguugeu. = Scrmann
sabenhpup, Simmer 723-727. @ditbcr guiIb'
inc, Y.r. ILL., Toro.GbarlessS trahe.
tGept1 i.a.I,-)
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Serlanst Srancn nno MGbdeu.

9erianat:
Cine quite, 5noerIdifiae beutf1e 6ruu oils
9sGrterin uro 1ammer3ofe in einer Samiiie
bon 3 9eripnen in Rolauo Bari. 8lter 2obn
fhr Die redte Seriou. gta68ufrdgeu Rr. l.,
Gorbs SoaioGHs StraRe, 3. Slur. (29i-5)
0erinuat:
Gin bulbertuadfeles oeutidteS Wtdoden. gu
erfr1een in Tr. got, Sit.SanpulesS traRe.
(294-5)
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5000
5000

i5iinf8ig 9ouars Naar. saefi mad YeIiebsn
bes adnters. tanier eineS iener mpoerIten 5uets
S6en acknowledging mo SabetiesSirabe;
e~nitaIten ole mooernen @inridtuneen; em:its
Iirie 8noeipanne uiib Nusgiitie, Yanelen.Usus
5ieesIifeinpfIaiter, snnraIsanibIub. Gle miifien
eeiebeii,. nm geiuiiroigt 8u iperoen. ggent ntn
9labe tdelid nno ScnVtae. G'an nebne 5dir'
mouni stbe.Iue @Ieftrtide.
grsts bcr Sdnier 1ebrbuubert unS finfaia
Cellars .($1050). GeSr ~aiebrieer Gruno5ins.
gu erfrageu bel
pa(ter e. spettptnf, Grbduer.
(efhr.If .9&G--) Vim Hlate.
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een-Slapier, iir Beginner paiieno.
W. Stieif--9 Npro.2ttertit.S ctr.
(290-G)
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5afcr.- 3uiubr 1880 9uidel;
ans Den Glepotoren 5nriidgc5ogeu
1908 SuId)el; Gleuatoren +. 8prratb
sos, t07 Yuidel.
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81 Drrfanicu
on oer 1uhforsgtpenle Elm Sebiert 6itlih bon
9drfprosToao. an Strubenba bnliiie. brad iOolie
fIeinc -SarIHen bon 1 bis 9 adcr, iepe nit ooer
nbHe @ehiuoe< Ngent an Srt luib Stele ieoe1
Tag uno Spnntng. Weiicriditatot PA ct.
Nnml.Str. 1elepbone: ct. Ydul 1850.
t2S7, 1922
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3erlanat:

@erlangt:
Sine Sran 5nm SUdJen, @aidDen
nnS Siscln in elmer camille pun
flint EcrIoncu; Subn SIS pru Wo-
nat; mnR etwas Gnsliid ipredlen.
Nadsnirasen in 3r. 2733, ct. Eaml-
Strafe, Galuert-S trafem &assOns
pGiiiren bic Sbire. (2S9-302)
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@erianst i'm N%asemeincm.
3n ucrmictben.

SI uermtctbeu:
Neue Sdufer an gtpro~s 9otomacsSir, 5ipii6en
SairmpuNtsgoe. II. 5aDettesStr.; uue 9educIn.
libIeiien; nieoriee Wsietbe.- 9tebmt SnirnpuIta
MoenuesSarp. Ndd3uIragsr an Grt unb Steae.
(SeUr20-.3&S)
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WoiS. - 3uiubr 22,590 9uid)el ;
TerlanOt BON Den Glepotoren t6,033
Vult)el; glepotoren . Yorrotb 2tt,.
63t WuifeI.
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@ci5en. 3uiubr 105,436 gu.
lAel; 8erioubt BON Den Glepotoren
1927 9uidel; Glepotoren . &orrotb
Gil 63 9uidel.