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The Washington herald., 1909-07-25
After
wv = HAT a grand feel
w ing that is, TO be
settled in ones

settled in ones
own snug home, between
ones own four walls, Sc
cure i'm the possession of
ones own, absolutely con-
firmed wife!
Aye. now you have her.
She is in the castle, and
relatives and rivals have
plotted in vain That is,
If they have plOtted-and
of course they have. see
ing you about TO bear OF
such a prize.
She is yours. You can
prove your title by the
H. aovffACafn raVH-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-25

responds your Beulah, brightly-all too
brightly, even feverishly. Il presum,
that what | was saying wasn't especially
c.-ni 10 .,r,lr. LnlI --
The Washington herald., 1909-07-25

fully slowed away and instantly to be
produced in case your word should be
questioned Even yet outsiders may be
lured by envy and jealousy to give you
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18

Miss Myrtle X Abrams is visiting
Mrs. Clinton White. of Philadelphia.
Theodore Angle moved from Bay
View Ia Maryvile on Tuesday. to the
house vacated by Mr. Mock.
Miss Lizzie Abrams is afflicted With
,ciatic rheumatism.
Old Kris" has made premature visi.
ialiuns. which j. AN indication 81 re
turning prosperity
Mr. ia smith, horse broke loose
from post in town uu Tuesday and
rain iur home. with No serious damage.
Some ligh. fingered gentry realizing
Christina, i, rear. relieved Mis-, Rrulah
Worth 81 several fine turkey, last
week
The muni,ipa' lcau'y 81 our town ha,
been added 90 lay he y"ccliun 81 a new
irlruhrny pole
Nj, Thomson Reed ha, disposed
'i her flock at wild turkey, rcaliy'rs 4
good ,m from the sale
n;y View " j. Church organized a
weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday
NIGH, Quite gathering va, present
t"d the outlook Is encouraging
Mr. II S Brown. ono ~ uur poi u
lar citizens. while hr>'cuirg a. ARE
rhy attention of ,Hm lady. effective
~ crested 1T, own progress. t. The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18
County News
Carried over from last week on account
of lack OF space
CECIlTON

William Fireman. Jr., OF Philadel-
phia. is visiting MIR and Mrs ii. w.
Black.
Mrs. Henrietta Price. OF New Jer-
,cy, has been visiting Mrs. J. I Watts
Mr.. Samuel Hall. OF Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Taylor.
Miss Marion CLARK. of Washing
ton. y. C.. has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs William Clark. near
town
N w. Jones 81 mar Massey, was a
visitor in town last Thursday.
Raymond Watts and l. Shockley,
al Townsend. Del. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Watts
Mcssrs Harry Budd and J W. Davis
we're Wilmington visitors lew days
last week
Frederick Hoover and George Old
ham spent one day last week in Viii
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs J n Black and son
James, have been visiting in Whining
ton
Mr.. L. s. Short spent Monday and
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Don't forget To- come 10 the fair and
festival on Wednesday and THURSDAY
evenings. December - and 10, in An
dcrSnn's Hall. for the benefit of the
Episcopal SUNDAY School Come ont
everybody. aud help a good cause.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18

damage ~ hs coat tai
Owing 90 the irdisrosition q the
ianitur. who was both hgurailyely aud
literally uader Tie weather. there was
n, c. 4. serycc ~ Sunday night 1t
may Le sddej. that he Ike some news
"a ers. went To often "a press
il3tun 4ohayama. a japanese stud
en- Leirp educated BIZ he Methodist
Protestant Church 1t Westminster
Theological Seminary. lecturcd in Bay
View Church Thursday night, or the
manners and customs of his native
land. The lecture. interesting in itsc' &
was made more so by the exhibition oi
curios. Yokavama wore native Coz
tune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18

-. \. Patterson, night policeman
at Nashua, Iowa, writes: Last win
ter | had a bad cold on my lungs and
tried at least half a dozen advertised
cough medicines and had treatment
from two physicians without getting
any benefit \ friend recommended
Folcy's Honey and Tar and two
thirds oi a bottle cured me | con-
,idcr /, the greatest cough and lung
medicine i'm the world'-ll. c.
WEI <
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18

Mrs. lanes Mcarns has returned
nome from q visit with her daughter,
Mrs. William Cameron. II Oxford.
The members at the NJ L. Sunday
School are preparing ior l.cir annual
Christmas entertainment
Mrs John T. Wilson. of Sylmar.
spert Saturday AMI Sunday with MIR.
aud Mrs Clayton Carhart
Mrs. Dexter Lee and Miss Deborah
Warner have moved To Baltimore,
where they will make Their future
home.
Rev. Mr.. Wvic. Pastor OF the Pres.
byicrian Church. 81 New Castle. Del.
aud Rev. u J. Ijrinkcma. ~ Zion and
'uc' O. rshrS, cNchn'i ed pulpits on
u"tav asst
Mr.. ;nl Mr. C'ri's ~ u wee week
ID uc>ts 81 Mir. and Nr,. Metals.
oi ONiord
The | Il Try M',si raud realized
$40 from tlcir entertainment on Friday
evening
Mr.. Percy lynch. OF Wash ngton
- C.. was an over sunday visitor with
his rarcnts. Mr. ard Mrs. VIII an
l.yuCh
MIR and Mrs. Charles Morris enter.
tanned few friends IN Thursday even
inc
Nj, Josephine Carhart : in 3, the
home - her parents, with TYPHOID
lever.
Mr. and MIR, \u,tn Carhart have
rc,n -crcrt Philadelphia and Whining
ton >'turs
MIR, Ahcl Mcrn- ani d-u"htcr
Mis- Marietta Mcarns. spent Wcdrcs.
DAY IN Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18
BLYTHEDALE

Mr. rc,tuu T. Patterson ha, been
elected captain al the Junior class has-
set ball team 81 Delaware College,
MIR, Clyde Nicklc aud children oi
lackSunlnwr. were the guests at her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18
MURRAY'S
WE HAVE
MANY VALUES
TO OFFER
SEE ,nvr,. i0G MAJ

aud Mrs Taylcr w. McKenney
'ccding them. removing from the
cnbcrg residence on Main street.
y will newly equip the hotel, and
Mckcnney will remove his livery
ness to the adjoining stables about
middle Of January.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-18

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig.
on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Jackson and his grand
daughter, Margaret, were the guests
OF her father, Mr. Gus Oldham, OF
Leslie. ON Thursday.
Mr.. Walter Campbell is having a
new barn erected on his place at
Craigtown.
Miss Alice Jackson. OF near Port
Deposit. had wood chopping party
ON Monday night
Miss Grace Jackson is on the sick
list
Mr. Levi ~. Patterson enjoyed sew
icral young gcntlcmen's presence at
his corn huskin party on "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Taylor and
son. Price. were the guests OF her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jerry Price OF
Siugerl from .WcdncSda to Sunday
Miss Maggie Nickle was the guest
ui her parents. Mr. and Mrs Nicklc,
oi Rowlandyilc. on Sunday
Mr.. ]. H. deck was a Philadelphia
visitor over SUNDAY
Miss Ruth Tracic and her mother
| we're entertained By Mrs. Levi Pat
| tcrson OH ,tcdncsda evening.
Mrs. Milton Baldwin. OF Perryyillc,
was the cues. OF Miss Scna Jackson
over SUNDAY.
Misses Stella Craig and Helen
| Blackburn were entertained by Mrs.
| CLYDE Nicklc ON Sunday evening
Miss Anna Patterson was the guest
oi her uncle aud aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
4 1 Il I'LtAra StnlaN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

chief medium of exchange and is In
some respects measure of value, FUR
nishes a substantial explanation of at
least part Of the increase in prices.
The increase in population and the
more expensive mode of living of the
people, which have not been accom-
panied by proportionate increase in
acreage production, may furnish
further reason. 1t is well to note that
the increase in the cost of living is
not confined to this country. but pre-
walls the world over, and that those
who would charge increases In prices
TO the existing protective tariff must
meet the fact that the rise in prices
has taken place almost. wholly in
those products of the factory and farm
in respect to which there has been.
either no increase in the tariff or in
many instances very considerable re-
duction."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

have seen in the agricultural depart
ment the expansion into widest useful
ness of a department giving attention
to agriculture when that subject is
plainly one over which the states prop.
erly exercise direct jurisdiction. The
opportunities offered for useful re-
search and the spread of useful infor-
nation in regard to the cultivation OF
| the soil and the breeding of stock and
the solution of many of the intricate
problems in progressive agriculture
have demonstrated the wisdom OF
establishing that department. Similar
reasons, of equal force, can be given
for the establishment of a bureau OF
health that shall not only exercise the
police jurisdiction of the federal gov
eminent respecting quarantine, but
which shall also afford an opportunity
for investigation and research by COM
petent experts into questions of health
affecting the whole country, or import
ant sections thereof, questions which,
in the absence of federal government
work, are not likely to be promptly
solved"
The White Slavery Question.
White slavery is discussed, the view
being that there is urgent necessity
| for additional legislation, and greater
executive activity to suppress 1T. I
| believe it to be constitutional the
president says, ito forbid, under
penalty, the transportation of persons
for purposes OF prostitution across
national and state lines; and by ap-
propriating a fund of $4,000 to be
used by the secretary of commerce and
labor for the employment OF special In
spectors, it will be possible to bring
those responsible for this trade to In
dictment and conviction under a fed
eral law"
'.The year 1913 will mark the fiftieth
! anniversary of the issuance of the
Emancipation Proclamation granting
freedom to the negroes. 1t seems
fitting that this event should be prop
| erly celebrated" Recommendations
with respect thereto are made.
Tariff and Cost of Living.
In conclusion, the president says: y
have thus, in a message, compressed
as much as the subjects will permit
referred to many of the legislative
needs of the country, with the exccp
/ tions already noted. Speaking gen
orally. the country is in high STATE
of prosperity. There is every reason
1 to believe that we are on the eve OF
substantial business expansion, and VIZ
have just garnered harvest IN
exampled in the market value OF on
agricultural products. The high prices
which such products bring mean grea
prosperity for the farming community
but on the other hand, they mean
very considerably increased burden up
on those classes in the communit.
whose yearly compensation does no
expand with the improvement In bus
ness and the general prosperity. Var
Gus reasons are given for the hig
prices. The proportionate increase i
the output of gold, which today is tn
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

eastern coast of South America, as
well as lines from the west coast OF
the United States to South America,
China, Japan, and the Philippines
THE profits on foreign mails" he
says, ARE perhaps a sufficient meas
ure of the expenditures which might
first be tentatively applied as sub
sidy."
Statehood for Two.
In recommending separate statehood
for New Mexico and Arizona, Presi-
dent Taft urges deliberation in the
selection of members of the constitu-
tional convention of each territory, and
earnestly advises that after the adop-
ton of a constitution, it be submitted
to the people for approval at an cleo
ton. State officers should not be
elected until after the constitution has
been settled upon.
with respect to the Territory OF
Alaska, recommend legislation
which shall provide for the appoint
ment by the president of governor
and also of an executive council, the
members of which shall during their
term of office reside in the territory,
and which shall have Legislative
powers sufficient to enable it to give
the territory local laws adapted to its
present growth. strongly deprecate
legislation looking to the election OF a
| territorial legislature in that vast
district
The president mentions the neces.
sity for legislation looking to the
| further conservation of natural re,
sources. and announces that special
message on this subject, including
that of waterways, reclamation, irri
1 CATION, reforesting, ETC., will be sent
to congress at an early opportunity.
Transfer of control over the light
house to a suitable civilian bureau Is
recommended because OF frequent
1 friction, due to the absence OF any
central independent authority. The
light house board now discharges ius
duties under the department. of com
/ merce and labor. AS to the bureau Of
health, the president says:
For very considerable period a
/ movement has been gathering
strength. especially among the mem
bers of the medical profession, in Ia
vor of concentration of the instru
ments of the national government
4 which have to do with the promotion
of public health In the nature O.
(, things, the medical department OF the
4 army and the medical department o
the navy must be kept separate. Blu
there seems to be no reason why al
the other bureaus and Offices in thu
4 general government which have to az
with the public health of subjects akii
thereto should not be united in
bureau to be called the Bureau Q
public Health This would necessitat'
4 the transfer of the marine hospita
j service to such bureau. am aWar'
that there is wide field in respect t
4 the public health committed to tn
4 states in which the federal government
can not exercise jurisdiction, but W
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
ALL ARE RELEASED.
Judge Laurence Morrissey Takes PITY
on Unhappy Ones in Police

Releases were handed out thick and
fast in police court yesterday by Judge
Laurence Morrissey, who was in an
unusually sympathetic mood John
Shay was the only man who suffered.
The $7.46 left for his appearance in
court this morning was forfeited be-
cause of his failure to appear The
following DRINKS were released upon
their promise to leave town or go to
work: Tom Riley, Richard Hirens.
Charley Anderson, Harry Preston,
John Carr, James Grimes, James
Switzerland, John O'Brien and Jack
McCracken. Addie Strebling, charged
with disturbing the peace, was releas-
ed because of lack of evidence to con.
Wet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
Observation-Disclosures

The above is the name of German
chemical, which is one of the many
valuable ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy amethylenetetranine is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice.
any irregularities and avoid a serious
nalady Clark's Drug Store; Sven
SONS Drug Store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished by ottumwa Title & Loan
Co., Summers Building, Corner
Count ond SeooncI S%roAts
Court and

VIM. Shank, ct al, to Florence
E. Reynolds, out lots 20, 81
80 80 Agency 49,. s1,5oo.oo
HI. G. True to Chas. Brown
9. 81. ~. .. $4,000
o. G.. Young to Mike Gallagh
NEA sWA 5 IS Is = $4,000
r. H. McClung to Jennie C.
Calhoun lot 1856 Dain add
otta . 4. q. q. a. $4,000
e. w. Shaffer, ct AL. to E. W.
Phillips lot AZ Hinsey and
IIedrick add otta ;. $4,000
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09

a a If legislative when
session O he ton
o will force felt
o on make
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

Die 8erlinsr Heoensart nSo9 2s1s
mann" Fammt betanntli9 oaber, pdB
elm Sploat, Der bon 8aiier Wil1clm
|. nod Ieine,n Namsn gefragt rpuroe
uno ben Spibnamen oes &dtlers,
r2ebmann" fannie, erit nda ldn9er1
30gern d1tttoortete: sd belize coA
2ebmann". Sin Seitenitiid gu O:eIer
geI6idte er5dblt elm gerltner, mis
fOlgt:
Sd NOR Elm iunser Dads BON et!pa
19 Sabren uno beIaB einen longfaas
rigen li6iriiten pinti6er, Dem ib
oas 6aupt6aar I6eitelte unb pomnoiz
iirte uno benz i6 einen SGnurrbart
brebte, pie i'm oamals Die Offt5iere
su tragcn pFlesten; id hotte ibm osn
Hamen r2e6mann" sese6en. Gines
fGGnen 5oges puroe i6 gu Sem mir
i6rigsns perlDnlib befannten Poli3eiz-
prG Iiocnten $. :. bsIdieoea, Der mir
er0fTnste, bab i'd mid burh meinen
6uno mibliebig semoht bGtte. Iuf
meine 5rage tpiefog erbielt i'd Die
Mntpcrt:
rSo, miTen Sic, erItens BADEN sic
Dem 6nnbe cine niht iibli9e, Qergers
nib erresenoe Jrilur sesebcn uno
Damn Ser Haire J"
rSu, pas lit benn bara1 Auffdllt4
ges, 6err prdFoent9"
n0ea, iunser Mann", mar Die
Wntlport, rtbun ste bod nicht 10 als
pb sic niht nubter, baB Sc. tsl.
SObsit Der Yrin5resent oieien Gpib<
namen bat"
,Daoon 1T mir tpirtlid nidts bez
tannt, 9err prdioent."
Sra, es lei Dem, tpie ibm lnolIe, ih
ratbe Sbnen iebod freunoidaftlit,
Dem 6uno einen anoeren Namen gu
geben."
rWie III oas m1glib, Serr prdiiz
oent2 6unse h0ren bod nur ouf Den
ibnen gesebenen Namen. Dod S1nen
au 2iefe min iA periuden, ibn an ei=
nen dbnli4 tlinsenben Namen gu gez
nobnen."
rRedt 10, iunser Mann; id peros
mid freuen. benz nirllid allerliebiten
6unb tiinftig unter einem anbsrn Naz
men ou begegnen.@
go tpurbe aus Dem ,2ebmann" Elm
r@raumann", uno Die bohpolitiidle
Nttion bate bnmit i6ren befrieoigen<
ben MbfhluB crreidt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
Snn.enrr iibertraf Sa!ocibfuuoe.

Sm Geidngn:b gu Waustrsan,
Stla., purOen unldnglt 3nei She'll
n:bnee c:nss SahnraubzQlnfal!e3 sin=
celiffert, bsrer Nufipuruns utter fez
io1ner5 6emertcnspert9.n llmI Itdr b:n
erf1!gt lit. gGas bre1irte G6re,bz
6unbe Ei9t 5upcec 6ra1tcn, oas bat
in bicIem Tulie eta iungsr Snoiancr
fert'g gsbra5t.
Der be r,fisncs gbsriff futr nit
circn 2ubel Gdpsibbunb;n ltSl,u=
n;gIt rat rem, 2G Wleiien pom
CruntgIiB entfernten 8rages, Dem
GdaapluB css Haubaafa.lss (bei
pslG;::n en- peliSiit set5o:et uro si>
Ter rer yt3uesr fdlimm rernunDet
tocrOen rod1sr(, ua1 Die 5unoe mig
ldIt iriih auT Ole 5dtr.s 5u brin=
gen, e1e osrIelfe feds Gtunoen ait
setpt roen mar. 9lber ba'o speiesrten
fih sc 9unce, o:e 8erfplsung fort=
auIeben, oe geseno mar auh
Iebr unpiribTamss, biigeligss Walbz
Lamb nit bDdit giinftisen Gelesen=
bsien. Die Tcbrte auf al!e Dirt gu
psr5eraen!
Oa iiberrabm Der 9ilfsI5sriff ois
8erfolgurg uno fellte fen Nufgebot
gan3 unter bic 2eitung bon @iIlis
8rpant, einem 19idbriscn WolIz
blutzgberotefen, Der iibrigens Ihon
leit srpei Sa5ren als iebr i9arfiinri=
GER 5dhrterfinosr betannt mar.
BON 8rasss big nad Dem puntts
tei Yroetor. pcb;n ii9 Die Mduber
setpsnbet batten, fino es reidlid 50
Meilen, uno Die 9erbdltniFs fir cine
folde Yerfrlsuns iino. nie seiagt.
fir biz, Nerfolser in ieoer 9iniidt
unsiinitis, ipesbaIb aud Die 3unoe
10 balo rssitreitt" batten. Mber Der
junse Snoianer Derlor bic Gdbrte
niemals, uno tpunberbar ausbauernb
unb raid folste er ibr au Jube pei-
ter. g1ur nit Der sr0bten Ghtpiez
risfsit tonnten bic iibrisen Mitslie=
Der bes Mufsebotes audi nur in Sidt
BON ibm bleiben!
Mls man enolib pYoetpr errei4t
bate. mar bas iibrise Mufeebot 70
sriinbli9 erfdSpft, bab e unbtbingt
Ser Rube pfleesn mutte. Rus Elm
Mdnn fplstes MiIlit nod. Cine bnlbe
Wleile tpeiteralpahsn Die Beioeu cine
Miits. bic eipsTSs Nduber seb0rte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

ab. Mm glnhmitiag NOR Der bes
riibmte Tenor thinner nod niht abges
reif. Man bate cine Wagenfabrt
Aah Der Walbfnente Dereinbart; bas
.Worsenrotb bon 2ores GROCER 3us
funft" miiffe gefeiert iperben bate
Glori periinert unb Gore bate feiz
i.en Wiberfprud seipast, bic fOnit 70
fede Gore. DrauBen tpar's berr=
lih. Sin prddtiser 5onnentas.
Nadtem Der Raffee eingenommen
mar. sinsen Glori unO Gore in bsn
Walbdnlaeen ipa5ieren. Gin 6dnfz
ling pfiff iein Sdelmenlieb i'm
Budenseaipeis, i'm @roie sirpten
@rilIen - iOnit mars FilIe, feierlid
ipie in elmer Rir1e. nnb juf 70
feierlih par's in ben 9eraen Der beiz
len Meniben. Wie's fam = lie
ipubten's nidt, mics sefdah - fie
fiiblten's ntht Qonb in 9dnb,
sleih einem primaner unb ieinea
9anaitunbenmdbel idritten iie burh
bic sriine gatur.
pl0Blid, fat sleid5eitis, blieben iie
feben. llnb er sudte ihr lanee tief
in bic leu4tenben Nusen,. Biz lie bic
Wimpern fentte unb ibre Wangen
fi1 r0tber fdrbten. Da fabte er
feter lire fleine, tpeide. 9anb uno
iprad: r2ore, i9 bab bid lieb!"
Sbr a0piGen iant tief auf oi. 8ruit.
Setunbenlans tpar's uieoer Hin.
Selbit Der 6dnflins bate iein 2ieb
einssfellt. SEPT bob Gore ibr 5aupt
fret empor unb sudte ibm pou in's
@eIi9t. Wunbcrliebli9 i.ar fie. unb
eitel Sonnensolb slGnste in ibrem
Saar. Sbr dumb 0ffnete ii6 elm
tlein penis, gerabe senug, Inn gu flu
Itern: .Mu1 i'd bab' oid lieb!" Gin
Subelihrei ertlinst i'm beaiten Senor.
unb Slori WinterItein ialinst ZEN
Mrm INN bic aarte 9eitalt unb neigt
iid 3u i6r 6srab. Wie cine itumme
Grage 5udt's um feline 2ippen: .Darf
i19" llnb tbr dumb sibt itumm Die
gntport: r3iii1e mid, 2isbfer!"
Oa fiiBt er iie lange uno tnnig. ..
@pdter, bisl ipdter, als eine &iinits
lerebe eben seidloFen tporben mar,
au Der ii9 bic rbalbe Stabt" ON BEN
pforten Der Stride ordnste, oa fraSte
syrau Gore ibren @otten:
vGu 2isber, ias' nur, parum hait
bu seraoe MIDI oamaI auf Der gubne
nibt setiiBt2 Mi6, bic bu bed l;ebz
teT?"
Der iunse Gbsmonn ld4elte gliidz
lid. rWorum? Weil id bid -
liebte, bonn eriten Nusenblid an, ME
id bi1 INNER lteben peroe!"
Ou idgte Gore nihts n1ebr. Rur
Elm Ielisss 2eudten sebt iiter ihr Ges
sitt, bas i'm peiben BrautI4letsr
nod piel anntuthiger erI9sint.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21
Gin Periifnptuunher.

Cine bebeutiame @erbeFeruns hes
Beriffppes, bes Snitrumentes, bus
ben unterIeebooten bic 8sobabtuns
bsr WaFeroberflG9e ermDsli6t, 1T
iebt elmer Sptiterfirma in 8irmingz
bom selunssn. Die 8eroollfommz
nuna fsitebt in elmer neuen 2inie, bic
IS Der 9efabuns bes l1nterieebootes
ermDalidt, nidt MI, tpie bisber bic
Sabrtridtuns, fonbern bic Meeresz
oberfldfe gu sleider 3eit na4 allen
5eiten gu beobahten. Die enslii4e
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