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BaptismaI Services Thursday.

oP"0iuoi S1i s'SVS lHuI Suoys
con Y Thursday evening Of this
week seven or eight persons are to
be baptized at the Baptist church
in this city
Reverend Fl 81 M. Gilpin Of Laporte
will come in with several of his
people as candidate for baptism be-
sides two others in connection with
thel local church. 81 ~
n The pastor will speak on the sub
ject, Canary MansF orbid Water?"
Service at 8 O'Clock. The public is
cordially invited to this services.
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The Wronuoheart.

Z tssMrJ blins, ''hsaid the proud father,
shaking the young man warmly by the
hand, "let me tell you that you are
man 1an after my own heart. . 8
sssOh,i no, sirsw protested the kblushing
sutton; "I'm after your daughter'sy'--
london Answers! s5ftst3fs5a frs,i saoI
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Soda and Mater. i.

. Fol, sheer simplicity of phrase and
conception few have surpassed & that
delightful Iold8lad who, with a shrewd
twinkle in her eye, inquired whether
"soda Wateraq should be- written as
two separates words or ifnthere should
be atsiphons between them.s isfn7.I eEtt
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= H. w. Bailey the present, Judge of
the Municipal court announces that
he is a candidate for reelection to
be voted for at the city election to
be held next Tuesday, Mr.. Bailey
believes in square deal to all, as
his past record will show and upon
that platform he asks the support of
the voters for mis- reelection. -:
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A Polite Turn Down. :

aesr Algernon 3: West In his reminis-
cences tells this d story Of { Robert
Browning: s'ssW hen he, had become Ia
nous some one wanted very much ito
meetdhim. "A kind 4 friend arranged "a
meetings and 9the guest besieged
Browning with ions and CONVEX.
sation 9during dinner, and even after
dinner he continued abuttonholing his
victim. Come said the poet, this
will never do They will .sayssI am
monopolizing you!'4'',sibGf 9fi4 hGe 0{}7
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Cure.

Why will people continue to suffer
the sagoniesa Of kidney complaint,
backache,f urinary disorders, slamet
n ness. headaches, languor, why allow
themselves to become chronic inva-
lids, when a certain cure IS offered
them? 80 80 ss351' q. .,2s'<1 ~ 8
Doan's Kidney Pillsis the remedy
to use, because It, gives I 70 the kid
neys the help they need to perform,
their work. -. SIS & 1870
# you have, any, even one, 81 the
symptoms Of Kidney disease, {. cure Re
yourself now, before diabetes, idropsy
Or Bright's disease sets in. Read
this emidji testimony: = atss rs s.
Mrs. Mary A. Cochran, living at
.l' Mississippi Ave, Bemidji
MINI Vim ;,sssaysa y suffered from. rheu
AA WI SSA yGdlSS anu
never expected ssto ret relief.
Ny kidneys were badly disoldered for
two or three years and despite the
many remedies I tried my condition
did not become any better. at last
Doan' 5 Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention, andII occurred 4 BOX
at .The Ovll5D Drug Store. auI have
been using them for3some time and
there is great imp oYemsnt 10 my.
condition. Doan's Kidney Pills
have helped me more than any
remedy I Have previously tried and
Pam very grateful to' them agsd|
For sale by all dealers. sPriceII
50 cents. d, + oster- N ilburn Go.
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
fe1 ths United States. IS
! Remembef the nalne4Doan,s
and takeabt SttafsE III Bic
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Candidate for MaYor.

81 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for mayor of the City of
tBemidji, to be voted on at the gen.
eral election, February 16, 1909.
If elected, I will conduct the affairs
Of the city along conservative
lines for the best welfare of our grow.
ing city.
81 William MCCuaig.
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my services, if elected aldermen, wi
be on this basis.
'''@ - ~ j. Bisiar.
J. Bisar.
Candidate for Alderman 4th Ward,

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for alderman for the
fourth ward Of the city of Bemidji tc
be voted for at the election Feb. 16.
If elected my actions as a council.
man will be for the best interest OF
the fourth ward and the city of Be.
midi. ~ 5 @aate cgyaE
M. F. Cunningham.
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ssDivsroinol.l

Husband-I'm afraid I'm becoming
icrossleyed, myadedr. wife The ddeai
WY dosyou think that?s Husband
lIh1s thing of trying to look at, my inst
same and our il expenses atptheI sameI
Itlms y slowly: but surely getting IT'S
work In Chicago News. 9,yf ~; 4 ta{If
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y Nj. 8, A. Meet.

The M. B. A. lodge will hold
their regular meeting Thursday
evening, Feb. il. All members are,
requested to be there at 8 o'clock.
10 1873 AC. H.Hammond. no,
Vera M. Cameron.
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Loslt chsrn 81 ti,s aysjds Inn.

i.osts Charmsof tho laysids Inn.
The inns OF England, celebrated By
Harrison and famousi far and wide at
the beginning of the last century, have
degenerated into sad places which we
visit only OF necessity. Little did
Stephenson think when gshe proposed
the line from Manchester to Liverpool
that he would ruin the wayside inns
Of England and Kill the art OF cookery.
-Blackwood's Magazine.
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William McCuaig.
Candidate for Alderman, First Ward.

Candidate for Alderman, First Ward.
Il I hereby announce myself as
candidate for alderman for the first
ward at the city election to be held
February 10. If elected I shall
endeavor to promote all measures.
which in my judgement, are for the
best interests of the ward and the
city at large, along lines of conser-
vatiye business principles.
DR.. E. A. Shannon.
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Redby.

Bert Smith, Of Nebish, u, vas al oveii
Sunday visitor At Redby last week
Elton Cheney came up from Bertha
last week and is visiting with his
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MO leak,

'f'suppose,' Missed the VILLAIN, Sup.
pose our plot honld leak out ~ 4rWofis
hats ALL right ''Itsaid his faccom1
pl3ces conso 1ingiy %. 1T can taf D0n't you
remember telling me five, minutes age
that it had thickened ~ iesgi .v4igedj
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n I92nG.lE! b9Ftj5R9bt 9yE
! Swedish, Ladies' Meet.

The Swedish Lutheran Aid s;oocci-
|ety will meet Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock cat the home iWof Mrs.
Christensen, AZ Lake Boulevard.
All visitors, welcome IN fIisy ,,oq,,5
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80 n'eH True Both Ways. a.s15 5ss
f5e The die isscast!' Missed the villain.
Then, shaking their gold locks the
chorus bounded. on.
seems, y the critic murmured,
"that thaocastEi is dyed toe. New York
Press. i,
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s&A4S u ~E.sS. ~
Sitting Bull.

-
s 10 look at Sitting Bull one would say
that 2heoWas always quiet and self con-
tanned. In fact, he did usually keep
himself under control, but lie was cruel
land almost heartless.t He had aprac-
ttced cruelty to- animals and men from
his childhood and as long as he lived;
z hefwas full OF passion and often very
angry. BE was always imperious and
tnsolent toward our generals, the In
dian agent and other friends Of the
great father at Washington, whom he
claimed to hate He had great talent
and ability to plan campaigns and bat.
ties and wonderful influence in bring
Ing Indians together. L Notwith stand-
ing az this, he was afraid of death,
and, though he planned the greatest
victory Which2the5 Indians ever gained
over; white men, Sitting Bull himself
was coward and disgraced himself
even before his own people by running
away, in the very face; OF success
General Howard in st. Nicholas.
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Killed His Iyiifs l.nd f3in,,seIf3D

~ KILLED His wife md Himself. oia
~ - Newark. n. j., Feb. 9.-Because1 She
had threatened him with arrest FOR
alleged cruelty to his stepdaughteer
Louis Greher, a machinist,, shot and
killed his wife and then committed
suicide BY shooting s. 49, -. H. 80.
Insomnia and Alarm Clocks. ~
The patient complained Of insomnia.
"You must get al alarm Clock at
once, 'asaid the physician. Fs&tnagIG
.5RThe3 patient stared. aoijGg9osaR 9Ht
--so'sI mean tit..oWhat time do you waken
usually in9 the might ?'I i9b5sijdI ,Hod
,is Two o'cloek lately.n -tto32uid2REH
20 Set the alarm for fifteen minutes
before AS soon as 1T strikes, get
up, dress for sthe day and take walk
of not less than two miles. Do not 20
to bed again that day under any cir
=cumstances, nor take a nap, even Sit
ting In your chair 81 lh9Rf s1oisti5'r.
.'.rhe9 next night set the alarm at d
Quarter past 2. & You Will Sleep until it
wakens YOU, Get Up as before, and
take another two mile walk OF ghs
rhe third night YOU cal can, venture to
set your alarm at, 8: Repeat the walk walk
# YOU are not cured BY that time ' You
will be a more ,diffcult case than saann y
+ have had heretofore, but If the. habit itii
OF lying awake IS not broker. , lotg
back at 2 O'clock again and repeat.H-
New York Press.
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aiFseshasvs tera Fror, the ocean

Ffesh w stcr' rom The Gee AM st5is
Manama, the principal port 81 the
Bahrein ishlnds,, the center Of the
pearl fish cries. gets its fresh water
froinAt he 3oeea \. s. Visitors often note
boats anchored q few hundred yards
from the S Shore, the. boatmen engaged
IN ORA wing fresh water from springs
at at the bottom Of the sea: These springs
vel strohg at co 5lssi ble
depth and the entire water supply supply
q the town Is obtained from from them.
The fresh water IS procured in two Two
WgaysA-seirher ina geatslin, water bag.
Which VIII diver takes down with, him
and carefully closes before bringing It
to the surface, or by letting down long
hollow PIPES Sofs Bamboo weighted at
the the lever end ,s9tIirougIr Whiall9 the
water erisesaup luncontaminatedg to the
surface 4. rgonautJ ia4 ri 81 aiontfif
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( The Mere Fcrnsality 5vton.s 3

5gsR Fhei Mere Fcrns city 7vfcn.s ottfi
1tftY es,4 sir gfsaidl the pale, youth full
suitor;titlf haze come to ask on for
your daughters hand She IL fay 9as
lilies charm! ing - Z. j ~.
s'4s that Mary yoii're taking abou s?si
asked papa.
is siir Eft here for,nalittgF,
know, this asking for your daughter's
hand but afMe + thought III would be
plea sin getps YOU if5it were Observed z sc
Mary's papa stiff cred: 10 1880
"a nd smaydI inquire = he asked, f!awho
suggested that siaslsings my, consent to-
Maryss sfna,Tia ages was Al mere formallI
fly y ssIst j I'd IS -aaff
sfsYouf may 81, { replied the young
man simply. sal'sIt was Mary y mother. %
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Moral: Insure with the T. J.
Miller Insurance agency.
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Wonderful.

Wonderful.
iIiTWo sailorson oticed that avsharl9 was
folloWings4th eiM ship.o Not; knowing
how ,t IT, get ridIqof it, they threw
chair tt!oyerboard. arf fa4sagf(aT 6oT4g.av
inc shark swallowed this, but still
t tgl!p eotcil aoi5pd 19dto huH s193s94oI
The sailors then threw An box off orr
a9n ~ oFetEbboard5 to it.faafoni4q adT
-IoIIhe tIis shark swallowed, this and still
A!GoqH4eoWedsdf gajsBb EaHs1uq od ~ot goI
dsilh1e < men seemed completely beaten
ffoorfaa moment what ito g6.o until onesof
them EEeln y said that thosenon board should
draw letsa for who adotoJsatisfy the
shark. !z--
+ fell to an old NV oman. so the sails
ofs tossed her. overheard. ana tic
shark ate her at one bite.
-i'!Fhis did not content tie FISH, Witch
still followed: So the sailors harpoon-
edit and dragged itdon board W9N
biOn3 Opening fitipthey found toa Their
surprise the iolll woman sittings oil tile.
chairs selling oraHgas f.'threei aipennyo!s
--4Pearson's sWeell VI att 10 lsonf5
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The wealth ofia manois the number
Of things he loves and sblesses; which
he Is loved and blessed by. aCarlyle.af
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Il eJust Names.


/ She had passed season abroad, and
IN London, she said modestly, her sue
cess had beena UMPIRE eedented. q The
searl said he could readily believe that.
'"The dinner" she resumed, "that
Lady Featherstonhaugh'' =
EXCUSE me. The name is pronounc-
ed Freestonhayi'i' i said, the, earle Ss Il
''Well, at the dinner Lord Dalzell"-
e Though written aDalzelg sftI 1T pro-
snounce Deal: 4 But pray, go on. yti3.
Gle and Sir Dugald Colquhoun"-,F
You mean Calhoun. Yes?'' = 2 'ifS
Sand Lady Leveson-G Cover and Mr.
S Slbohun III tTpoo 5ai4taib adt ri vgD
correct RECOMMENDATIONS. But I'm inter
ruptingJ yoiilG s53fllaM AZ SOD <iioj2
''Not sat1 all.9i eAH these persons and
Lord st. Maur drank
Not st. sMaur4 Seymour. fWeli?'
.ds'Oh, iIaforgot what Twas going to
say. You've quite put me out with
your corrections
"And your story was just getting in
teresting, too," said the earl regret
fully.-NeW Orleans Times Democrat.
4 81 ..- y = - 2 - ss s. s3ss st
Professor sBfackie's opinion: sFasa
81 As scorresp onden sends an anecdote
concerning the Htttemptesof serious
minded lady to lure Professor Blackie
into giving his opinion Of Sankey's
hymns at a time when they had an
enormous vogue, The lady wa giving
the professor lunch, and he titled to
fob her off by ,prais sing; a ;Stilton cheese
on the table, Some time after the lady
sent him copy Of sankey and a piece
Of the cheese, hoping thus to draw
him. She succeeded to the extent, Of
these four lin lines Of verse !, s.45y,.,FE
Thrle ss sls sa5ta 's she that hath done what
TO make leananaan fat andia bad man
-aqs good-1f,ff ,<ts z<t,ffs IL So, T,..r,aq
For the body cheese; Tor the soul, san san
,s13A1 key; jtt9itisiSS9a9n9 d3tW nLtil sri
For both, lthankee.b91 10 aot1Ejxqo7aqs
Us fooIloa retf9aY 8 Glasgow Herald, j
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ONE CENT A WORD.
HELP WANTEp.S
FoB SALE

FOR sALF-Th irty-foot high speed
gasoline launchlwith 1915 h. p
Smalley engine, used only three
months and in excellent condition.
Cost 5000. Will sell for $3.50.
Inquire at this Office. - -
FOR SAL1eEE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind Of
rubber stamp forA you can short
notiee e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
bes MQaemcinem 9entiden
Sprad)uereius. Sprad)lih be-
ocnflid)?

0as 8ort y9ii6erei" bat iiinait
mebriad Inlab 81 Aniragn 9ege'
ben, ba INNER nod red)t piele nid]t
ore Ole 3uldiiigteit bieies Wortes ct
tua in amtlifer gebeutung glarben.
,9iifereien" linden lid aber in nell.
erer Belt in 5ablreiden Itaatlifen
Geubauten. 10 5llm 9eiipiel in 8er'
fin i'm GetGuoe oes oeutid,en Reifs'
toes, i'm Winiiterium Der oiientlihen
grbeiten uno anoersmo. uebrigens
1T oieies Wort >idbn 5iemlid oft.
9rimm's yIeutihes @Oyterbud)"
fiibrt Steuen an aus 9irger, 2eiiing.
&oB. 9liid Sfeiiel, CABIN uno Nn.
Gcre ge6raltd)cn es. llno MIN gar
vSolfsbiidereieu!" Solhe iino nett.
croingS BON 8ercilen lno 8erbGn.
oeit gum 9eiipiel bonn SItmarfens
Gerein. pom alIoeutihen gerbano IL.
cnoeren) IN 10 GROCER 3abl gegriinoet
Uoroen, bab Die auifiibrung BON Or.
ten, an benen lie beiteben. iiberfIiilig
ii. Wan fam ons uortrefflid,e@crt
clio wirflid) gang mbeoenflih en-
pieblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Yaraaius 1T Narmcn.
Che man amoerstpp fault,

inipisire man jene nenen siuciitSdi.
gen, fcin einseridtcten 3amier on
@ci-Tairmunnt'Muc., s,uiiden Sat9c-
rine. II. Sbiplcp.S trafc (2500 9lod
@eit Baltimore. StraBe). emdiairte
9aoeipamne uno gussiiiie; &anal-
Srainase; nieorise anner.S teuern;
GauogemaIte 9eder,; Geitibul nit
aadeIn alrsgelegt; aaes cntbaIteno,
mos su eitem mobernen Saus &c.
bort. Ereis Ser SGuicr elibunoerr
Collars ($110O.OQ jcoes; iebr nie.
hriser @runo5inS. geoingangen oei1
Sduiern ansenebm senlatt.
Dan nebme neitlid gebenoe 8ap'
Ctr. eleftriife, iteise am terminus
ob nno aebe Elm Saitieysepiert nOro'
lid. Ndberes ourh MsaIter Z. Meit'
pbal, 8aunrnternebmer, an Crt nn6
Sttaf. (Sept1-)
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I'm Silberfranic.

Sr. s. s. Teters, Der befannte S1f-
fernleiitcr, uno ieine @ottin Nn-
1n @icIera oen %. $~obrcstug ibrcr
&%crmGb!ung i'm @rciie iDrer So
milic unb 5ablreibcr Sreunbc.
Sbr iilbernes @pd)5cits. SllbilGilnl
bc9ingen an GonncrltaN Nbcno Sc.
s. j. EctcrS, Der bcfannte &Gder-
meiiter bon Nr. 727, GolumbIn.Ape
itno ieine Satin Anno, Och. @urn-
fen, bel meld)em InlaB benz Subj.
poarc 5oblrcide @cidcntc mo Gro
tulotioncn 81 Sbcil murocn. Nr. Nc
tcrs iii elmer Der bctonntcltcn mo
an%0cicbenitcn Geutifcn IN SiiosSul-
tinlorc. Gr lit i'm Sabre 1919 IN Mei'
oorf, Sblesmig.Solitein, gcborcn II
fam i'm Sitter bon II Sobren nod
baltimore, lpar bier ied)a Monut(
OILS S6riitieser tbutig, woroui 81
nab Mihuollfee iiberlieoelte. 2aielbi
orbeitete er unbertbnlb Sabre in glei
der Gigenitoft al Der ~@ermonio.
Sic Sdriitieterei ld)ien i'm jeopd
niht 81 beboaen, nnb 10 bcltloB Del
junge Mann, IN Woibington ou'
9Gderbuncmerf 5ll crlernen. SnlSob
re 1880 fam Nr. EetcrS sum 5%lueitcl
Mol uoh Baltimore. Stint Sobr'
ipGtcr ctablirte er icin cigcnea, bellt'
ltobtbetomteS @eid)Git al Der So
Iumbia.Npcnlc. Sr. EcterS lit cir
lanaiGbriAcs MitaIieo uno sur 3cit
Setrct1r Scr cuongeliid -lutberiid)el
Wortini.@ eneinbc an Der Sharp II
SenriettoitraBe mo icit 1880 Mir.
glieo hea &irdenrotbeS. Gr iiibrtC
am 10. Nopen1ber 1884 Sri. Inno
@urnfen ais Satin bein, mo oel
gliidlid,cn Gle eutlprolicn brei Sob.
lie, Sreocrid, Charles mo Arttm Fe
tcrS.
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Mt(ja Terraces,

9tiifa.Mpenue unb Sarfprb.9iudb.
IS Ut MncS, paS Sie b~rauden. mt Elm
@runbiid an fauieu. gHir bauen aadl Chr
Saus acsen leidlte Mtsabtmnaen. 100 WIunS.
Stiide felt bent Is. Mai %perfanft. 400 Nrottt
geiidhcrt. Tn solac WerbeIcrnng Der Snrfpro.
Muab. Wangd nm llntcrnebmungsgett lat
NOD, mic Grfplae acu unncn. apn'iien gle nad
hter an iraenc eincm 2perftagc noer ennnfag.
Gas. Waiier, Sdlnie auf Rem Gtgentbuni.
2S Wiuutsn sum 9iatbhans (5e. Iabrprets)
Wcbb & 9pttte.
Nscnf on Er nno Stene. Wad9mtttaaS nnn
euuMtagS ben ganj Iaa. (Nool .6WRte)
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NxNe tRr's suslanb belsrst @. NalHs, 40
Eft.Ualimsre.et r, nahe 4aitom Nsmte.Ase.
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Sic meifeu Qeute 0enteu

u,ebr, ais Der getraH Der Ntethe-
.nstb,penbtg III, nm eiu SdnS 5n lau-
las Ut aud, ipabr, abrr ntdlt,-
mam % bnrd, nufere Wermitte.-
.iums iauit. sHir faufen has Sans, tn
--welAsm Gle ,uubnsn, uber irssnS 9Th
-anseres, has Sbneu beier sefdat, fit
gle, nnb eie beSabIcn uns nit ,pb'-
-hemtliHen pber monattthen Natew5ab--
se,ape, ais pb Gle D'ietbe be-
-5dbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

Wodlin'S d cb 5, - @ri.
Gaoe-8 encrnl CHARLES 4. Mndlin bon
Dem 4. Snianteric-H cgimlent Der Ma-
r%plGnber Nntionol.@urbe, melder
filr5lid, 81 DER e%rbubcnen Stcllml
crnnnnt lprroe, nubnl 9cIlcrn Abenb
inrmcllcn Ibihico bon Dem Hcgi'
mcnt, ons ibm 10 tbeiler mar. Gr
mllroe bel Ocm AuloB bon ieinenSol
oatcn oili allc moglid)e @ciic mlSoc-
3cihnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

Mois. - 3uiilbr 55.470 gllidcl
@erlun0t aus Den Glepatorcn 1863
@ilihel; Glepotorcn Gorrntb 1872.
go Wuldle!.
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Baltimore Marftbe,idlte.

Noltimore, 26. Nop. 1909.
" G b |. - 3uiubr 4916S0lier, ein.
idlieBlih 1925 6Giler 5u Socllt'Eoint
mo S62 SGiier 5ll Canton.
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Seutiae ShIubrate:

Hoggcn. = 3ufnbr BIG Vu.
id)el; aus ben glepotoren suriitae.
5ogen 40 guIdcl; Glepatoren . @or.
rutb 1919 Wul6el.
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$4,000
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aebe Elm @ebiert %n4roIit. gsabsufrascn an Grt
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MRftipns- Nnscigcn.
Charles y. 6uabh. ~Neft5auipalt.
Rr. 10, SoitfbsStraBe.

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Hr. 10, Soitbs Strabe.
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@rinostnsirei, bebuut init eincm guei mo
einbalb.tbdisen .&abmtans, ais Nr. col, Noro'
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3eit oes SertGliies %gctoroert.
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einem Gent, tpenn rerIdnat, lnteriuorfen. Sic
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niGt ~cpliefiirt ipurben.
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3cit beS TerfdlfcS perlanat.
&erinuiesSeb!n1nuaen Vaar bel RatiiiIation
be@ %crfduf3.
Charles 4. Gteiu,
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SECOND CALL.

100 lilo. Ibs. & Slect. Go. ......... AZ;
too lilo. HIS. & elect. GitS........ l4&
30 9oniolioatioH Goal 60. ......... 1905
80 9onioItonttpn Goal 9p......... 1905
5000 Seaboaro der Otis. ............ sSh
2s00 scaboaro 4er Gti5 ........... s35s
5000 SenboHro ler Oils. ............. s3h.
1000 Ca. 90. & Jlu. Ger. ......... 1854
1000 llio. 8DS. inc .........".". 6lh
coo. ilio. 9ips. inc. GLE.
1000 llio. Hps. inc. G2
10000 lilo. Ab3. inc. 61Is
1000 llia. 3pS. ier. SO
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Selltiue ShfltHrotc:

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Hr. 2 3oggen. IS 80
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Sufer. ,3iifllbr 1850 Vlldcl;
aus ocn Gleuatoren 5nrildgejogeu
1928 Vuidel; Glepatorcn : Horratb
375 GAG VuidIrf.