davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
Annual Meeting Young Mems Improve
ment Club.

The Y. M. l. G. held it's annual
meeting on Tuesday evening, April 6,
at it's rooms in the Root block. AL
though, for various reasons, interest
in the club has seemed to wane to some
extent, the club is in good shape fnan-
cially and the interest in it's welfare
seems to be returning. The usual bus
mess was disposed of by way of ac-
ceptance of reports of committees and
the following officers were elected:
President, c. S. Emery; vice presi-
dent, z. M. Mansur; secretary
treasurer, l.. B. Wellman; trustees,
w. w. True; D. N. Dwinell; house
committee, Carroll Huntington, Geo.
B. Young, A. A. Bishop; lecture COM
mittee, G. F. Root, J. R. Akin, R. w.
Spear, F. R. Sherman, H. T. Robbins !;
membership committee, c. A. Brown,
F. L. Patterson, F. D. Hall, H. G..
Blanchard, G. D. Pratt; literary and
entertainment committee, C. F. Ran
ney.H. B. Parker, E. S. Watson, C. D.
Lance, C. A. Davis. 1t was voted to
continue the committee known as the
village improvement committee, and
the trustees will appoint committee
of three. Quite bit of time was
given to discussion of the proposed
new clubhouse project and after every.
one present had chance to talk, 8
vote was taken to sustain the previous
vote that the trustees proceed to ar
range for the building of the house.
It is to be hoped that work may begin
before long. Another meeting of the
club will be warned in the near future
for proposed amendments to the by
laws.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
WHAT THE. KIDNEYS DO
Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong
and Healthy.

All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains of
impure matter daily. when unhealthy
some part of this impure matter is left
in the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms, pain in the
back, headache, nervousness, hot, dry
skin, rheumatism, govt, gravel, dis
orders of the eyesight and hearing,
dizziness, irregular heart, debility,
drowsiness, dropsy, deposits in the
urine, etc. But if you keep the filters
right you will have no trouble with
your kidneys.
Mrs. E. c. Wilkie, living at. High
street, Barton, VT, says: "Severe
pains in my back bothered me for a
long time, and there were other symp-
toms of a disordered condition of my
kidneys. I had known of many people
who had been cured of the same
trouble by Doan's Kidney Pills and
deciding to give them a trial, | pro-
cured a box at Barron's Pharmacy.
Three boxes made such change In
my condition that did not consider 1T
necessary to continue their use. Many
of my friends have taken Doan's Kid
ney Pills with the same beneflclal re-
/ Suits -
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buff alo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
| ed States.
Remember the name -Doan sand
| take no other.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14

Mrs. Louisa Newton has received
news of the death of her sister. Mrs:
Drown of Charleston. She also heard
that her sister, Mrs. Hayward, is very
ill at Barton.
Miss Eola Smith is home from New
port and Edgar Smith has been spend
ing the past week with his parents.
He is clerking ina grocery store at
North Woodstock, N. II.
The wind of Thursday did quite
good deal of damage. The smokestack
on the sugar houses of Hardy Frasier.
Ernest Batchelder and Ira Wheelock
blew down. The smokestack to the
bobbin mill blew down Thursday and
the high water took out the penstock
and bulkhead and the mill is closed for
repairs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
At the Churches.
CONGREGATIONAL,

At the morning service Sunday 70
boys and girls were received into COM
munion. after which the pastor
preached from Matt. XVIII: s,
vision, Exaltation, Service" The
Sunday school following was the larg
est in the recorded history of the
school, TT.
At the Easter concert in the evening
the following program was rendered ::
Organ voluntary; professional,
Christ Has Arisen" chorus; prayer.
by the pastor; recitation, Welcome, -
EIizbeth Skinner; song. Cup, Up, Up.
the Flowers Are Growing" primary !;
recitation. three boys; recitation.
Il Am So Glad" George Morris
Phelps; song, BLESSED Springtime. p"
chorus; recitation, .i'The Little Ora
Return of the Birds" song, The
recitation: "I'm So Little Mabel
mon." Robert Akin; song, Easter
Easter Bonnet. Effie Noyes; recita-
Frogs" boys; recitation, Burton
I
girls recitation, Edith Carleton song,
"Under the Ground" primary recita-
ton, Eleanor Weber; professional,
Hail Blessed Easter" chorus.
METHODIST
The usual Sunday morning service
was conducted by the pastor with spe-
cial exercises at the opening of the
Sunday school. An Easter concert
was given in the evening, of which
the following is the program: Chorus,
"He Lives" Anthem, Lift up Your
Heads" invocation anthem, "Christ
Is Risen;" solo, "Be Comforted Ye
That Mourn" Miss Brown; chorus.
1.-The Stone Is Rolled Away" respon-
sive service anthem, Come See the
Place. solo, with violin obligato,
"Holy Morn" Miss Anderson; offer.
tory; remarks; cornet solo, with or
chestra accompaniment, ]. R.Farrant
anthem. CANCELS Roll the Rock
Away" solo. Easter Eve," Miss
Brown chorus, "My Redeemer Lives
benediction.
While the pastor will be at confer.
ence next week the pastors wife will
be at home and will direct the prayer
| meeting on Thursday evening. 1t vii
| be joy to the pastor to hear a gooo
report of the meeting next week.
| Communications addressed to Beth
any church, Hardwick, will reach tn,
pastor during this week.
There will be no services of any sor
in this church Sunday. The paste
will return early in the following weel
and service will be held as usual Apr
Is.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
D. A. BRAHANA,
IRASBURG, VT.
We Want Your Calfskins

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, Bones, etc., and will pay you
outside prices therefor. We pay spot
cash; we pay the freight; we pay full
with someone in every village where
we have noagent, to collect the above
named goods for us and to sell Pages
Perfected Poultry Food and other
poultry supplies. We furnish money
with which to buy and we keep our
buyers thoroughly posted at all times
as to market values. Write for full
particulars.
CARROLL s. PAGE, Hyde Park, VT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
l. B. WEILMAN, Local Editor
Carl r. Storrs Dies Suddenly.
L. B. WELLMAN, Local Edit

Carl r. Storrs died suddenly yester-
day morning between and 6 o'clock.
of heart trouble. He had been ailing
for three weeks but felt fully as we'll
on Monday as he had for some time
and worked at the customs Office until
a late hour Monday night The funer-
al will be held Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the residence of Col. z. M.
Mansur.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
State Tuberculosis Exhibit.

This exhibit was held on Friday and
Saturday evenings. Apr. 9 and 10, at
the Schoolhouse hall. The materials
arrived on Thursday and consisted of
charts giving statistics of mortality
from tuberculosis, models of Ehouses
showing proper and improper arrange.
ment of sleeping rooms, sanitary de-
vices for the care of tuberculosis pa
tients and prevention of the spread of
the disease, models for easily made
open air sleeping rooms and specimens
of diseased organs and tissue from
both animals and human beings. In
addition to all this there was a stere-
optican and illustrated lectures were
given each evening. The exhibit was
in charge of E. H. Battles, Inspector
for the state board Of health, and H.
L. Thompson, food chemist of the state
laboratory. The illustrated lecture on
Friday night was delivered by DR.. W..
N. Bryant of Ludlow and DR.. F. E.
! Clark of Burlington was the speaker
! on Saturday evening. The exhibit
merited a much larger attendance than
it received. The first day was very
stormy. which of course prevented
many from attending, but compare
lively few people came in the day time
to view the exhibits, though the even
ing lectures drew fair sized audiences.
Some idea of the work of the com.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
COVENTRY
Mrs. Alsaida Percival remains quite

Mrs. Alsaida Percival remains quite
i'll.
L. R. Guild will sell his farm and
stock at auction May /.
Jasper Thomson works for Willis
Gorham and Raymond Guild for Clar-
ence Perry.
Mary Randall and Miss Lang from
Stanstead college are in town to
spend Easter.
Miss Grace Gorham is home from
Hanover, N. n. Her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Falconer, accompanied her home.
All the schools in town. commence
Monday. Apr. -. Howard Human
and Emma Bean are the teachers for
the village schools.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
Remember

We carry one of the largest
lines of ready mixed Paints and
Painters supplies to be found in
Orleans Co.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
Wall Paper

All new patterns, and beautiful
shades. We buy these goods
from the manufacturer and the
prices are right.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
New Goods !

Campbels Varnish Stain, the
modern finish for inside work is
yet to be beaten. Give the furni-
ture a coat of it 1t will look
like new.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
international
Stock F God

II will pay you touse Inter
national Stock Food for your
cattle, horses, sheep and hogs
1t maks them vigorous, strong
and healthy. 1t makes the
hair smooth and glossy Its
use will not cost you a cent
unless exactly as represented.
We have KOW CURE and
GARGET CURE, and BAG
BALM for your COWS,
Get some of our Crel Oil,
guaranteed to prevent Absor-
ton, Tuberculosis and Scours
in calves and Lice on your cat
tie, sheep and hogs.
We have a number of PLOWS
on hand; all the leading makes
We will make 20 per cent discount
on any of them until April Ist.
Yours truly,
Fred S. Whitcher
BARTON, VERMONT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
You are

bound to be cleaning house for
the next month, and we have any
thing you want to help the work
along.
COME IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Sin Sd)rit ,ueiter.

Gtotllten fir ben geplnntcn oeutider
rOmild).f oiboIii6cn 9otoIperbono
III elmer GpmitaiiBlmg IN Ser Ct.
SafobuS-0aue %entiporien. - @er.
ben III Der llGd)iten @encrolper.
%iammIlnG sur Annobmc uorgc.
legt.
GaS III elmer alm Is. Ipril in Der
ct. glpbonius-&ole itottgebobtcll
8crIammluug Derihicbcner totboli.
lter Tercile 5unl 3med Der Grin.
Dung cileS oeutid)en romriid-fotboli.
lder Sofolpcrban0eS sriionnte 60
mite periornmelte lid geitcrn in Der
ct. SofobuSsSulle inter Dem 8oriib
bes tenlpor1ren Er1iioenten GpiroS
Sfncioer, Inn iber Die Stotuteu oes
neren Terbunocs 81 beratben. Nod)
ldn9erer Gebotte mrrben oieie Sta
tllten 10 oufgeiebt, BOB b%ieielben IN
elmer ont 30. oieieS Moiots IN Der
ct. MihaelS.Soae itottiinoenoen
8erionrnlung Der mGnnli6en Nit.
glicoer i1nlnltlifer oelltider fath.
airhen o~llitonoSloS a%rgenommen
iueroen oiirften. Sn oieier Ieriomm
lluta meroen alid) Die geomteu bes
Gerbanoes trlpGblt meroei. Die pom
Gomite porbereitete Contribution iol
iibrigen5, che ii6er oieielbe abQe-
itimnlt miro, crit belr Hettorcn scr
bartholomew airden 5ilr 8cgutndp
tung ooraelegt lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
NIfes He5cpt

IN mobcrncm Froouft. Snlbei un0
Sdiueiel murScn lett unoenfliGen
3eiten iiir Soar. IinO aopibout.
aronfbciten beinItt. Sn aIten Sci.
fen mlibtci iid Die 2entc Oas Wittcl
ielbit nlilDepoQ Geritcllcn. ,Sett fam
ieoer cute apotbefer Dies Mittel, icr.
tig uilo nit 0eidid in perfect aus
gcitntteten 2a6oratorier ecmiidt, an
icinc aunocn o6gebcn. Gin iold)es
Mittel lit 8pctb's Gage anb Sui
pbnr, oas in alien mooernen apotbe.
fen fir SOC. unb ST Die 6laide per-
foiift ober 9egen gmpiang bes 9rei-
les oireft BON Der @petb Chemical
60. "a Gortlanbt. Ctr, GeD.9orf
Gitp, perinnot miro.
gu perfauieli bel Der Mcab Grus
g.. 2eriuatoH- nno Soparo. StraBe.
(april5 jRo--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Ins Scm Snucrca MarnIano's nnb
ben %angrcnaenocu Staatcu.
Or. NJ crritt nod ni6to.


- ~''''' ' "'"' ~"
49,
- ~, 30 ,"a' 49," w.
l'o"' ~
o>' ptpbe'1"' "@r
''a,'''uJt1 "Ya ct r'''" NO.
.'"'to Ue''tet "n'' f''o,' S"'H
.uJ"l' ~ y" oM m N''olh
p'u" W ~,%'o "'a,
"''' " 800 o'',' -
~ 'o''' ~, |n "'~,
~ psm' ""a So '>''"' 90" t'''''
T"I,">' '%n,e,ob.y ~.
on";sn,m,
go s"a"n"
80 ,%,, ern n"M ~,
w." n,e,.Es,,soy I
~. On, M;,,;
"'F
numn Narro WV, oro, c,A,
S. $50 ~. ~ ~
wv nnt Ia nor ,n
49, W. >' W.,
H"n $3.50 ,,, ~
lIlllElI HllEll III Uklll HllllG ulS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
GinScsleid)c in &eiietaidjc.

SameStolpn II, N.-Dy 16. Moi.-
Cine Snnbtai6e, Die bier Dor elmer
@odJe in DEM 0amen+@ artejimmer
oeS eric gabnbofcS 5uriidgeIaiicn
muroe, parb beiite BON Dem Stationas
poritcbcr geoffnet. Sn Der Soife
iuno maj Die bulbueriueite Seid,c Ell
llcs brei ooer bier Gage alteil ainoeS.
Ius 8abp NOR gut gefleioet; oane.
ben Lag cine $40 9anfnpte. Won Der.
mutbet, oaB oo5 &tnb am 2eben ruar
uno crit in Der SonbtaidJc erItidt lit.
Gie poli5eiliten Radforldungen Iino
bis iebt irild)tlpS gebliebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
3usentsleiiuna anf Southern &ail.
iuai."

@oibingteM .. g. 1G. Woi.
- Snfolge elmer o%iienbar III boSmiI.
Tiger abiidJt geOfineten 8eihe ent.
gleiit, geiteru friib Elm Serionen5ug
Ger Soutberns9 abn, ser bon @tIantu
tom, BEL Srneou, N.-G., 5 Meileii iiib-
lid bon Charlotte, N..G. Die Soto
motipe ~itiir5te Inn, mebrere @ugen
~iprongen ais Den Sdienan uno Der.
ihieoene Beripnen erlitten leidJtere
8erlebungeu. Inter ben Serlesteil
befinoen it'd Hep. u. 9. Glarf aus
RaibpiIle, Tenn; 3ugfiibrer 6. y.
9tesbitt aus @reenpiIle, S.iG.; 0e1
~pndnteiftcr @9l@. Ognitguns a~ltlhnta
iinb @iaiom @offup, Elm iarbiger
Sei5er aus 8reenpille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
.aP4' Ii fd1redlidjcr cage.

Si8uoItburm @Gdter I'M Iienite
iurhtbor perbriibt. = 3eIegru'
pbiifer SiiIieruf bra6teH ettung.
SoGanSport, Snb., 16. Wot.
- @incr Der 5elegropbiiten i'm Sil'
realt otS bieiigen 3usebfertigerS Der
.Fonbanole 9obn" trolite leineil
Sbren nift, ais leBte Ndft ourd.
Den bon ibm be6ienteu Npporot lang
lam Die 9oti6ait il6er Den Grnbt
fom: sd bin grGBif perbrilbt mo
bIiuo." Ter SiiIieihrei fam pom y.
6. 6ro5cl, einem Signoltbllrnlpnd)'
ter in Gpans bel Wurion. Ter llns
gIiidlide bette cine Slolfc nit aaf'
fee oati ocn Sien it ieiHer 9loe gef
felt uno oieielbe mar, 'als lie lid
crbibte, nit Iuutein &rud) 3eriprun-
aen. Ter fodeuo beige auiiee crs
oub iih iibet Den Nermiteu, Der auf
ser Stelle geblcnoet mo ON goll}clt
2cibe grdBlid pcrbriibt muroe. SroB
leiner iurdtburen Sd]mcr5en bate CT
jebod nod Sruit mo @eiIteSgegCn'
mart genua 5u ieiuem Nppdrat SIT
'friefen. Nuf leineu teIegropbiideu
Notbi6rei BIN ipllroe cine @iitcr5ug-
9ofomotioe nod) Dem Sburm geididt,
INN i'm ab5uboleu mo nod Dem n1d)-
item Soipitol III brinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Yapdeti begging SelbitmorS.

2ong Brand, rs, 16. Mai
CHARLES 9eebe, elmer Der IieIiee'
2ootien bon San0p Soof, b%etrareri
ben 8erluit ieines groBen, iiioameri-
ianiifen Tapaseis. Ter 9ogel, Or
ari ben &amen Sanop borte, belof
cinen grobortieen Nodobmungstrlet
itno oieier wurbe ibm gum 8erbdng'
nib. gr bate seieben, pie fem BE
iiber ben @osoien onorebte, unO IN
8eebe's Abpeienbeit that Sanop oaS
aud. als Der 2ootle am Morgcu
beimfebrte, ianb er Die Slide poll
8as unO ben 8o8el tobt auf Dem
SuBbo0en. ~ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
fen6 jtreibt Der Slider in Der Obi

WV IuJtSipi oSL uStVull wv w fp'
labelpbia nSouutogS .8o5ette"
Gle Yrotelte gegen Ous Sinoer-
@pn5ert, mel6es cine Der erioIgreidl.
item 8eranltultlngcn Ger Nen.Oorter
S%dngerfeIt. Seboroc III meroen per
ipridt mo ont Sonntog, ben 20.
SUM-, itattfin0en ioQ, mebrCn iid) Der.
art, OoB Der SdJulratb Der Wetropole
lid pielleitt 0od) nod III Letter
Stltnoe ueranlaBt lebeu fonnte, allf
elmer genOerung Oes Erogronmrs IN
ioieru 81 beIteben, Oab er ori Ser
Iegiing oe$ CONCERTS uui eiuCu an
oereu Gag erilft.
Iie Erotcitler baden ooS CONCERT
Der 8inocr am Counting rlid,t oIlein
fiir eincn Gingrifi III Die Heftc 0rr
STRIDE ertl0rt, iorOcrn altd) fir I'M.
anieritoniid, neil Seiliaumg oc5
Sobbatbs ieitenS Der &u9eno itctS
cine Der Sauptforoerlmgcn arherito.
uiifcr Sduler5icbun9 gemcicn mGrc.
Gin %berartigeS Nrgument bat obcr
nod nie icincn Ginning ami cine aus
Go!itifern 5niommengeicbte &Grpcrs
id)oit, mic Der 9tep-Yorfcr ShuIrotb
IS lit, uerieblt.
Vton bellgt iif Den @iiuiden bon
8eiItlid)en nicl cher, oils beucn an.
bercr angeiebcncr 9iirger. Solten
Die Eroteite 8ebor iin0ell, 10 niiroe
benz geieligcn Saupttog beS SGn-
9erieltes Die jugfrdfti9ite 2lttroftion
ent5ogen meroen, mo ooS luGrc i'm
Sntereilc Der 5ouieuoe bon Anper.
ruanotcn Der SdiiIer Der HelusYorfer
G%lcltlentar' uno 0ohidulen, meIte
iie oltd) cinmol ofirntlif ouitreteu
mo iingen b0ren m0dyten, ober MIR
am Sonnto9 oa5u 3eit mo Welcgcn.
belt bGttcrL 81 %bcouuerll.
Gus SonutagS9eleb III icincr Der.
aItctcn 6orm ltnb nit Ben uieIcu Dc
lhr0ntungcn Der pcrlonlid)cu Srei.
belt, Die eS bietet, lit cine Der ihlimm.
item Arten bon MISUNDERSTANDING,
Die es giebt. Is berallbt Den Nrbci.
ter uno AngcItclItcn, Der MIR on ci.
mem Sage Scrr ieiuer 3cit lit, oeS
SelbItbei timmntngSrehts oariibCr ltIo
pcrI6lieBt ibm bormloic Serguiigrm-
gcn umo 9iloung9 = @clcgcnbciten,
lpclde mGbrcno Der Mod)c in ,SiiQe
porbonbcn limo.
WaS Dem nSeeIcubciI" bon Sin.
bcril pobI fir Elm Shooen oormlS
eripadDirn fam, ouB ite Giicutlidy am
Sonntog ouitreten mo 9ieber iingeu,
etnige iogar patriottlden GborofterS!
IS gcbort Der %fiuitere 3elotengeilt
fir6liher Gifercr ooju, oerarti9e BE.
fiirftungen %ouIfommGl 81 loiien,
uno lire fiibnc llnperirorenbeit, in
brett 81 beholpten, Muiif uno Sc.
lang beelntlnBte1. ,NnhtbciIig -r Neil
GDnratter llllo ouS finOIifc @enliith.
Weipnnnt dber bari man odruui icih
luie lid ser Nelp-Yorter Sd,ulrutb
DEN FroteItrn gCgeniiber ~perboIten
miro, SGBt er Iie unbeod)tet, 10 be.
lpeiIt er bomit mGnnliheu Mlltb mo
cine &orurtbeiIsIoiigfeit, ipelde Die
Iitertcnmng eineS ieben liberal oclr.
teiloen Siirgcrs Derousiorocrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Ialidlid SoStaeiaatcr mirflih tupt.

Salinos, Gol., f6. Moi.-Iad,
Dem cr ieIblt elm II Stunoen Dor lei
uem SoOe entitdnbereS @eriitt, er
lei in ieillem 9tutonlobil t0otIi6 Der.
ungliidt, bel alien ieinen Sreunbetl
oelnentirt bate, puroe Eercp Morie,
Gin befhnnter iunger SunltaGrtner
Der @egerto. iuenige Stulben oorolI
toot ltntcr Den Eriimmcrn ieinar NtoI
ihine oufgefunbcn. Ger trngiihe
Zoo oeS iuttgelt RauneS unb oas
ieltinme @eriidt. oaS Dem llniaa por-
ousgine, bat IN ser llmgegcnb groBa
Grregllng berporgerltfen. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
SnrD sablt Straic fir @etcrancu.

GoIumbuS, Ga, 16. Wai, =
Son einer Surp pnroen bier 5. :.
Scott urb Bob Subion, 5lpai confo.
oerirte 8eteroneL idulDig %befunben,
rHenr Beer" oGne Shanflicen5 per
fault 5ii babcn. Ifs Der Hihter ie.
bpd) Die beibsu altep 81 $40 @elo'
bulge peroonnerte, s~rifien Die Sc
i6tuorenen in Die eigenen 5aidIen,
INN Die Stroie 5li ~be5abluL uno tic
goben ben gliidliden altrn ariegern
iibcroieS nod 50 oo5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
@crmiidJte t.iegrapbiidc 0epeidDen.

Bier Mdohcn uno Elm junger
Wonu lirO bei Sudeniad, M, in
6luiie oirh oaS aentprn ibres BOO
ties crtrunfen. 1rei anbere i'm 9oote
onucienoe 8erioncn fonnten lid
ourd) Sbpimmen rettcn. las Tut
sIiid ereignete lid p1brenb zines @e'
pitters, bas iibcr 9ndenlad nieoer-
ging.
Cine Grberidiitterung trat in
Der Nadt bonn leeten Samitag in
peribieoeneh @egenoen Don Nontano
elm. aeiy, crbeblider Shabcn lit 10.
lueit 6Fridtef Doroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
ept sr. 1850 OR. 227, soaos.strosr,

Beginni an Der Ofticiic Der DALLAS.
Slt1Be. go SUB loroltb bon Der 6uDs
eiie-Sltlbe. mo al oet norolpeitliCprn
WlBenlinlc ctiter unbeiarnter Iot, baum
rurh6iiiif rntI1np betagier MibenIinie
60 SUB, baum roroli6 ~ Gii2 bis. 5ur
iipoll.lben gIuhenlinle elnrr ulDCiaiuls
ten Sot Pam li1lpeiiild} enllaIls 6flg9.
Sirnbe uno tann floli6 an Der Gaaass
Gtrnbe u dfl2 SUB bis jim elniung.
u bdlIlidleit Orr. 22D elm 2sfi5dis
Ges 5ie9eliieinernes &obubdus. Abaes
ll1Lbt an Wc0rae SnDoer lir Stdat5. II.
SiutItteuern 1905. 1907 nno 1908 $3a.0'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
Got sar. 1904 nlntrbomte Got, aormau.aasp, .

We9tIIT1I an Oct Y~IorOIeIiP 0et NOfltnns
Iuc0. 1U 6ll2 SUB oliilcD bon Der 9ars
roliuHs9lpemne. linb al Der ~oitliden
Nnberlinie ciner nnbeiauuien Cot. oomi
norolif eutInlg beidgter glubeuIinie 80
SUB. bnnlr GilIfh 90 5lb bis AT elmer
nnbeiannici Got. oniui fiblidj eniiano.
bei1eter lot 60 SlB bis 5ur Gorindns
Nlt0 mo onrn lpeitlid al Der gormaIjs
AlicD 20 Sub bis gum Antdna. lube
tdlie Got. glbgeidipt an Sofepb 3ries
oeHfpGlh. nil ni6i gigeiiibiimer iein,
~ S'r".s' nno S,uotieuern 1905, 1907
mo 1908 S2G12
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
got Yr. 1144 ninbebautc Cot, GiibiueIt.Gdc
Nnrif, nm nAnrns = trnnr

Vcninnt an Der eiioprfi Sde Der g8eIts
mo Bdcu StruBe, Damn fiioluefiIih enia
lana Der giOroueltielie Der 4ucnsStruBe
81 SUB bis 81 elmer guen, odnu noros
peItltt cnilun9 ~heiGBter glleD 20 Sub
bis 8u Der lilopttildelt sibu1ltnle einer
ulbCinInien Got, huuit norhHftlid enis
lana bcin9ier slubenltnie II l5ub bis
5ur lSelts giraffe mo hani libbftli6 MI
Der SSetirStrube 20 Sub bis 8ltiH Nns
idro. llnbebuutc Got. 9lbgeindtt an
gStuinm Sdlnioi itr SinniS' uno Sioot,
ftenern 1906 mo 1907. SidatSs unp
Ctantftelern 1908 bc5ub!t) Slot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
GOT g,r. 1904 fgr. 2Ot2. Warsfous .gfueuue).

Veclnnt an Der lyeiiieite oer AiarDs
Iano'gtpenue, t02 SUB r0rolid bon Der
BuGn8igfiel Sirabe, NIB an Der noros
l'hcn NuBenIinie elmer liHbefuHnten
Got, Damn lueiiliG entldng beiagter
sibenlinie 100 SUB bis 6i elmer Nllep,
oailI nprolih cnildr.g befugier Nlep II
,Sub bis 5I eiitr cot. bernlutblt6 GigDt
cebbreno. ouin DitIif entlGug ~befacter
Got 100 5ub bis Bur Didrn a iiosIuenue
liio ennn tioIiG an Der Wiurblnnos gpe.
II Sun bic jun AHfung, 8ebhuliAfeit
OR. 20I2l ein 81 it1fidre iienef
iieinerHes BobnbaIs. sbgtfbipt an Ct.
Nni'ou 9h'sbplm. fUiH 1idt @tnens
tbuner ieilL iin Stuni5s lno 5tnoiiten,
eru ilir 1906 uno 1907. Nboe,sthti ur
bic Focal Iisnltp 6pmp1nh Of Baltimore
Gin" iiir SlnaiSs mo 2taottieuera 1908
s252.4 z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-17
GOT Mr. 1851 or. =. saie. Nusnus,
2ut 9ir. 1884 Ctnbebaute 2ut, Sitooht. ode
MOUNTAINEERING une SiebSehnte strakel.

auenSe Ciriiber @iiSiorS SseHle) nno
Sieh4ebnte Strabe, oaru iiioIib cutInng
Der Silieite Der Steb8ebuteu StraBc 800
Snb. eaml 6tltd 100 6nb. bann norbs
lid 800 SUB bis 5nr SullO 9lpemIe
tfriibcr 98inbior.Suenle) uno onnn
lpeitItdb e1tldll9 Der ppllbsgtoeuue Clriit
Der HSinoiprs gIocnuel 100 6ub bis 3um
gtfanp. unbcbdute Got MIR elm Ibeit
oer Got, gbacibdbt an Die oOit. NolD
Gano 4 SmproocmeHt 00mpauD" tIr
Siaats5 unb S!aotlteuerH 1906, 1907
uno 1908 1892. "a