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The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-11

12Oo-The Lincoln Centenary-19O9
The World When Lincoln Was Born
By James A. Edgerton
Copyright. 1905. by the
American Press Association

light, q sail ship with a Lusitania OF
an ancient stagecoach with a modern
locomotive.
Politically the showing is almost as
bad for "the good old times" Eng
land was at about her lowest ebb of
despotism. Napoleon had snuffed out
the liberty gained by the French rev.
olution. Most of the rest Of Europe
had but traded the rule Of the kings
for the personal military rule Of this
one man. In America alone were lib
erty and democracy recognized. They
had no home elsewhere.
Spiritually the world was emerging
out. of the semi-atheism Of the eight
eenth century into the revived dog
matism Of the nineteenth. No; looked
at from any possible standpoint 1909
is just about a million miles ahead of
the corresponding year in the preced-
ing century. And that Is not mere
boasting. 1t is history.
For all that, 1909 was a noteworthy
year-noteworthy for its promise rath-
er than its performance. During 1t
were born two Of the great poets of
the last century, Edgar A. Poe and
Alfred Tennyson. And on Feb. Il,
1909, the very day that Lincoln was
born, Charles Robert Darwin saw the
light. Lincoln and Darwin! Where
could be found two mightier names
in their respective spheres-Lincoln,
who freed the bodies of men, and Oar
win, who freed their minds; Lincoln,
who taught us that the black man is
our brother, and Darwin, who taught
US that the ape is our great-grand-
father; both men majestic in their
patient, homely simplicity; both earn
ing the right Of earthly Immortality by
their unexampled services to the hu-
man race; Darwin, the founder of
evolution, who has revolutionized the
thought of the world: Lincoln, the
liberator Of the negro. the preserver of
the republic, the incarnation of democ-
racy. who has shown the world what
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-11
Steam Was In Its In
fancy. Electricity Only a
Scientific Curiosity-Dar-
win Born the Same Day
<1<x1<1~<1~~*
AHE world of 1869 was some
what different from that OF
1909. In many lines of hu'

~HE world of 1869 was some
what different from that OF
1909. In many lines of hu'
man endeavor it is doubtful II
all the previous centuries saw as great
changes as have taken place in that
single century. Tho age Of steam was
then in its earliest Infancy. Watt had
watched his teakettle and invented his
engine, 1t is true; Fulton had made his
steamboat traverse the Hudson and
was in that very year, 1909, taking out
his patent, but George Stephenson was
then a laborer and was only dreaming
Of his locomotive, which was not to
materialize until five years later. Thus,
while the use Of steam as a motive
power was barely known, the marvel
GUS revolution to be wrought by 1t
had not yet started.
As for electricity, it was only a SCI
entific curiosity. As far as any prac-
tical employment of it was concerned,
that did not come till years later. In
1909 water and horsehesh We're the
chief motor powers; boats, wagons and
stagecoaches were the almost exclu-
Give methods of travel; candles and
tallow dips were used as illuminants;
there were but few newspapers, and
these small and poorly printed. and
letters were infrequent, voluminous
and cost much for postage. Only a
small percentage of the population was
educated, dueling was in vogue, slav-
cry was in existence on both sides
Of the ocean, there was little democ-
racy or liberty anywhere except in
America, and about the only things
that were as they are now were love,
death and taxes. Yet that was only
q hundred years ago, barely life
time for some people. Truly. the world
moves 1t took 1t long time to get
into the habit, but it Is ''gOing some"
now.
In 1909 about all the world that was
known were Europe, fringe of land
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-02-11

the nonessential rubbish that is foist-
ed on the world in the name of Lincoln
to the obscuration Of his greater and
better self.
When a Roman emperor won a war
he was given triumph. Lincoln
likewise had triumph. but the pro-
cessions were In black and were ac-
companied by dirges. tears and the
tolling of bells. Yet no tribute ever
paid was so great, just as no victory
ever won was so momentous. 1t was
not section that gained the day, but
self government and the rights of
man. 1t was not one race that was
made free, but In. the end ali races
and all nations.
Lincoln symbolizes all Of this to us,
and more. He stands for great events,
but Is greater in himself than these
events. The soul Of a man incloses
the things 1t accomplishes, but is not
inclosed by them. We are all bigger
than our destinies, just as creator IL:
bigger than his creation. Lincoln
means to Us broken chains and re-
welded states. but his meaning does
not end there. He is also a human
expression Of mercy and truth,
strength and meekness, democracy
and Americanism. In the form a., .
man he epitomizes the path from q
log cabin to the White House, from
the deepest obscurity to the neet
luminous fame.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-05-20
RELIEVING HIS UNCERTAINTY

There is a highly esteemed pro
fessor up at Columbia, relates the
New York Press, who is even more
absent minded than most geniuses.
His son is a freshman in the same
college. At the beginning of a. lee
ture to his class the other morning
look of perplexity overspread the
Professors face, and his hearers no
ted that his thoughts seemed to be
wandering from the subject he was
discussing. At length he paused for
moment and yquiently requested
that his son be Summoned without
delay. The young freshman, startled
by such an unusual message from his
father, hastened to him, expecting to
find him dead or dying. The Pro-
fe5sor had not finished his lecture
by the time his son arrived and was
explaining things in his usual clear
and convincing manner. At last the
son succeeded in attracting his
fathers attention, and this extraor
dinary dialogue took place:
john I am surprised, growled the
distinguished educator What do you
mean by interrupting me in this way?
Why father, don't you remember.
You sent for me to come at once.
oh, yes. to be sure. Now recol-
lect. 1t was my fear of annoying
your mother. You know how it dis
tresses her, dear soul, If I fail to ap-
pear at my meals. got shrinking
about this when started lecturing
this morning, and sent for you to
set my doubts at rest. John, please
tell me: Have had my breakfast
yet this morning?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Der SdMit nno bic Ncliaiuu.

Giner Der i'm Stoota,ilttbnuie Sil
Sronttort, &p.. lpeilenocn obldelt,
lid)iten &erbrcd)rr lit Der 81 lcbers-
ldn0lider Salt pcrlrtbeiltc Curtis
Sctt. Gr qehortc 6u scr Woroacien.
ldloit. an bcren Spite Der beriidti1tc
Sonlea SnAis itnnr. ben bic <gcl
oes cineren Sobncs ST Sobcn ltrcdtt
uno Der III icincr Gomplot.Sohlt
iiber Gin Menidcnlcben 10 tnltbliitip
pcrfilgtc. pic III ieinem 2ooen q,
Sudion I'M Sountp @rcuohitt iibcr
Gin Stiid Srudtattut. Tieic ioubc-
rem @erifiuorer beid)loiiel, inter sHn=
ocrem ai,d) ben Sob zines iungell
Aopofotcn, Nomens Morcuni, nid)t,
neil or ihneil ctipos 6u Scibc asthnil
bate, lonoern neil or linen nid)t in
ibrcn politiiflen &ranl pa6te. Curtis
Sett ipilroc beoliitrogt, ocn iunacll
Mnnt aus Dem SinterbaIt niebcrSu.
lircdcli. Gr miuigte obne @eoei,fcn
Elm nno legtc iid) init elmer Mpro.
moife Gem 8erid,tsgebauoe aeaen.
iibcr o.ti Die 2aiicr. Marcun ma;
abcr bon befrGnbcter Seite gemorli
%iporocn; rian battc linn oen Mnrh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

Hcciprocit0t nit icillcr Silbe bic &c
DC iii, ioute por alien Gingen ans Der
Bill pcrihipinben. Inter ben 9cbin.
gllngcn Ser neltcn Sorif.@i4 blcibt
fem cin5i0cr bon lmlcrcn NanoclS+
p(rtr01cu bcitehcn. Nber luo5u brau'
d)cn mir @onbclspcrtrGgc. Sic @ill
licbt Wiinimols nno Worimul. 3DQc
por. Gon5ciiioncn mad)t lie nid)t,
ln0 melln cin Son0 ir1eno cincm OIL
ocrcn cine &crgilnItiglnna 9cpu6rt,
cinerlci, mic thcucr oafiir bc5oblt
lporhcn lit, mo lGBt inns uidt bieicr
%crniiniti0lmg ~tbcilboitig mcrben,
iol9t umicr 3oa5lid)lo0 non |5luan}ig
Erojcnt. 0onuf mag iid Die iibrlAc
&Sclt ridltcn. 9dr gut, ouG bic @lu
nod uid)t &cieb lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

leit loutc, iltb balnit lit Ser 3mcd
Der SelpeNillg fir Den bclotilrirtcll
Ilfobol illuioriib geroft.
Sic crbi d G YoIiti
ldJcint 5lr Gcrnnnit 0cfonmen Il,
lein. &onig Yetcr mo iein &olf mol
len SricOcn bultcn. Is lit oud) piel
0cld)cibtcr, buB Die ierbild)cn Sultcrll
ibr 6elb bcbollell Itott cs ollrd) ibr
Nlltt 81 oilnaen unb bod nidytS 81
cr1ten. Cir INSTRUMENTATION Der
&iiitiung bGtten lie iid ulId) iporcll
fbuncn. ..,
IH0rcm Gurncgic il II III
Wtit9lir0c 0cs anlerifnnild)cn Sptinli=
ltcn=GlubS erlu1llt lporoelL mo CT
hot Die linn jllgcoodtc Gbrc nit Suuf
anocllpmmelt. mcil or, mie err ertldrtc,
pon icbcr elm Sptimiit geluclcn lei.
@unititilG! Wenn man ais Der reidl.
lte Mum Der @elt olla Der groBell
Sholldnlr bcruorgcNangcn lit mo
ullber ieinen Wilionen nllf cine &c
niiie EopltloritGt bciibt, neil ualier
idNnclllehi9ce unb ucrgcBlifes Sonb
lid Der GllclIc, outs Der Die Willipncll
itummcrL toum nod c@rillncrt, bonil
bat man IN Der Sbnt feline llriodc,
Elm Eciiimiit III icin.
,Wilu. @ernl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Gngliid,cs Mintraucn.


GngliId)fs MiHtrancm.
Sn Icbten ,>ohrhmbCrt mar Gn0-
luno itolj oif icinc oiplcn6io Sloln-
lioll." Canals p%critolOcl eS oic brit
tiid)cn StuutsmGnncr. itcta ocinc &C.
linbc &rieoaqciuhr" ilhtr europa 6lt
boltcn. Tie 3citcn limo pnrilbcr. Gllge
lnno iiihlt iih in leinCr prdhtigclt
MolirlulN llid)t nlchr lihcr. Is morb
unl 9%iinhnil'c mo Nrclnl0ld)urtct.
Utit Supnn, Sronfrcid), HuBlono.
Spunicn milrbc Ner5briioerit)nft ge-
idloiicn. llno troBoCm lino Die Chg
lGnbcr ncrpoa. aonig Gomnrb unb
@aiicr @iIhclm bobcll fiir5lih III
Serlin Nortc 0eS SrieocnS uls9c.
tuuift Die Wtiniitcr bobcn lid oltS=
aeiproh2l. Gic cn0liidcn 3citungelt
id)ricben Sricocna Nrtifcl, mo ictt
nod) ciniqcn Wod)cn, ipllft Ole ybelt-
id)c Bciabr" micber IN Den 3opfcll
Der Gnglunber. Ser critic &orO Der
NbmirulitGt, HeNinolo Mc&cnlo. or
tldrt i'm Enrlamcnt, Gnalnllb heiin-
DC lid politGnbi0 i'm Gunfeln iiber
Die belltidlcn ElottenplGne. Sic eng
liidc Nc1icrul1 Wiiit nift, III mel
dem Scnlpn IClti6lunb icinc Nlotte
pcrlturtc. Gr bcballptct aber lollocr'
bnrer Weile III bemlclbtn NtbcnL
baB Geutld)lnno IN 1911 ileb5cbu
nGrcobnongbtS" mrb bier rSl1uincis
blcS" bubcrl lucr0c, ul0 lpcnll Die
Soltten beiGleilnigt ipiirhcn. iogor
Iieb5cbn. Gnglon6 miiiic olio ieinc
TlottcnplGnc Gllbcrn l1b itutt Der
gcplnntcll bier odt rSrcoonruQttS"
in NnNriif nehnlcn. llllb I'M llntcrz
holllc CrflGrtc Gin MitQlicb: oSnbt
ms ridt mehr ii6eru Grcnbnoltghts"
itrcittn. &crfiinoet bcll Serren ultf
Der unocrcn Scitc Scr Noroicc, oab
mir fiir iebeS ibrCr &ricasid)iiie Slpci
ballc!l mcrocl ltn0 mcnn cS ms 80
Wilipntn Gflulo Stcrling pbcr $50
MiQioncn Collars jGhrlid) foitct."
Nln mcib bic @clt. bo6 ooS ocutid,e
Nlottenpro1rnmm I'M Sabre 1900
ollf II Sabre ititGclcat ipor0cn lit,
DOB Geutihlnno feline Sd)ific bollcll
tonrL ncuul Der Mcid)Stng Die @clocr
filr Grtro.Noiltcn nidt b%cluiQi9t.
Nur in G~nQlollb mil man bns nift
l%uilicr, ob1leid) eS ieine oiplonoti.
ldlcn &crtret,r unb Die 3eitungct Gin
flelleS Seer bon Gorrtipou0cntcn in
Sclltld)lonb babcll. Solfollr. Der
Silbrcr Der Sppoiition I'M %llltcr-
ballc mil io9or ciu I~oOclauotllm
iilr Die Hc9icrun9 b%controgcn. neil
bic @eiuiQi0rngen iiir Sdific scS
ncitcitcn Cups nid)t acniigcnb ieien.
INN Die Sid)erbcit bcS 2anbcS 5l Der
biirgcn. Gle beuild)c Meaierullo bat
prompt erflGrt. oaB IN ihrcm Slot
tenprngrnmnl feline lclerllngen &c,
mod)t lporbcn, Bob Die cngliihen Mn.
Notcn 5ll bod, icicu. Mnd)t niftS.
sic G%ngl1noer blciben IN ocnl
@obn, bob bic Silpremotic Scr ena.
li'd)cn 6lottc ourd) um9cbclerlidc
ocntihe Shiiisbolten in GroNe &C.
ltellt meroc, @o5u btnn oll bic
@ilnonilIc mo G@ntcntcn mo Mona,
d)nn9en Der lcstcn Sebn Sabre! Gic
.bcitidc @ciobr" lit 81 eincnr
Shref2cipellt iiir Die G%n9lGlloer &c,
mprocn llnb bic en1liid)cn Stcller-
5obler miilicn gcborig iiir bieieS
SdredacIpcnIt bluten. @ic lol,0c
nod? Nrilbcr pilsgte man Die eng
ldnocr pilc2nlotiid) 81, nelinen. Ssctt
ld)eitcn lie ol,rh Die roclltidc &c.
fahr," Die III ibrer GinbiIouno be.
ltcht. bpItcrlid) ~Aclporbcn 81 itir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
elisabeth, &Cfbcr.

Der. aeliebic Satin bon Robert Nc!bcr, I'M
sl!tcr bon 80 Sabreu. Gie Neeroiauna iinoet
Miittpudi, oen "a. Medr5. , llbr Nadmitina Is.
@trof,e aux itnttt mrh hnT,, noh nGr SmHitrr
oeutfben NaptiitensSirne cn Sreocrid stoenuc
ltno Dioltroe' Strabe. &eiicpurg anf Der pSpua
.EnrfsG enctctN. =" (e3-lD
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Iepartcmcnt fir Diicntlide Sautca. Sub.Ses
partcment bes Staot.S naenieMrs.

putt ~ SAuot
Baltimore bcl Il. Wtlri 1909.
@emdb Der ant 81. glppenlber 1905 llrier5eth'
retcu IieroroIiura I;r. 222 merbcn oerliegelfe
Nnqebuie, an ben a&purp oI slphros. G1re o.
the Sin Regiiter, a1reiirt, BON StaotsheGi.
TRAITOR in ieinem @ilrenu I'M 8nibbaltie bis
Wittwpdi, oeily31. Wiir5 1909, entgeaen. Genotl.
men iiir Die 9ttpelirula, Sebet bon Narniici'
Itcu rUo Gilaiierltrg Der iulgeitoeu Strdbcf:
Dit uttriiiSirtcn Sicaclitcincn.
McGulobs9llep, BON Blpome StraBe bis jur
@pios Strdbe.
Mit 8runit.S l1den.
sli5oIitbsS Giraffe, bon 2eril9tpn' bis Sr'
Icat5s Sirabe.
5rcmoniSlperlte, hon Baltimore bis 2ertn9.
ionsStrabe.
5ulton.9tpenue, bon 9aItimoresS trubr bis
6reberid selpelitc.
Terrns Strafc, bon gtobt. bis GbdrlrssS trnbe.
Furis Slpenie, pot Serinaiots bis SaDettes
Strube.
Spe5ifiIationen unb gidnf. Sorrililnre i1lneli
GiI &erlan1en III bieienu Niireau erlarai lper,
ben. Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betnlt iid has Nehi
Dor. irgeio zines ODER ule gt9ebo!c 6nrliit.
%lueilcn. Sin bcGlaihigter 9bed oes Nteiera
aii cine Gleartna 0puieseanf fir Den in Den
Spc5iiiluiiurcit eripGbnteu Setr1a. SGblhar all
ben Wtapor uno Sidotruib bon Baltimore, nib
ieoeS N1lGe6oi bcglcttcn.
y. &. 5euoal,
SidotsS igenieur.
GeTtdtiSt:
I. SarrA 1,ahpoi,
Etdiioent oer GpntraIts GebDroe.
(Miirji 9 POS, 1924 2j,2G,21 ,29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Baltimore Ecmctern.

girfan: %Tranfitn glbg Baltimore u. Uurtbitr.
Eegrdblt6pldbe 3url Neriaui - bon $25 an,
nit Marlnorpioiten aLge9reu6t $50. Tlas
fir bier Srl6er. fSreie SenuSiine Der anpeue
fiir Grauergoiiesoieniie. CSuni16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
N0ant Mun0cr.

Gs itarb am 10. Mdr5 1909 in ieirer 4obs
nli19. ytr. t26. 0urfornsIio1o, Abam Nnnorr,
46 Sabre alt. Gelicbter @Gite bon Qiagoulelu
SSrnoer. Eeruunote mo Srelioe Der Sdmillc
itio nd!nn9spoIl cinaeldnen, DER Necroigulg
am SicnitaB, oui %. liir6, giafmitiaGs nm
, llbr, bonn lruucrbaIfe ans bei5upubnen.
tS0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
1urub IS. Tiuiup.

GS itnrb an II. Mt1rS 1909 in Guincn
Sue.. Sacpp s.. Sipiup i'm gllter bon so Sab.
reii. friiber in Baltimore pubnbuit. (S2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Suhn Sertuia &: Enhn.

Rr. coca, Er~lsnnssstrafe.
BretGseifdi.: VT. 50. Gniteru.9fnenne
Siablanotpun, 9alttmUresGpuntp
Wir bnhen in uHierer Lancer, @eifdftsprdrt8
Nrm uno Geid b~eeroist. Gtno nit a~erineem
Erofit 8ufrieoen. Sic ~ieiniten Gutfben eeltes
fert fir &of3eiten., llnterboItunali unb afoere
8eIesenbeiteu. 8eioe Telephone. (Wsai28.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
TruiS Hioae Gcrnctern.

Der ioeale Sricbtpf pun Baltimore, nnhe
Giiespine. -8pei eleirtiibe Sabn.2inien ulb
RimIico. S'ouIcOato bireft sum Srieb1of. Iae
@runoliiide inter i~ilnoiger sluiii1t. gtteoriae
Greiie. Ser.anGt bic neueu Gouoelirsaatnlose.
8iirecu: Nr. III, Wpro'0barles's trake. geioe
Ielepbpne. (lpriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Sorratue.

MaIerIff. = 4arfarti9. Ertebftdb.
Weftlif bon N8al6ro1t cine uub eine baIbc
Weile. Miouni SolpslSaggons nto 2orraine'
01egonS oirett bis sum @inguHg. 0eioe Zee
lepbone. Stnots9luredu i'm oritfen Slu- oes
rlnions Irrlt.8ebduoeS, Sbarlcss uno Sanctte.
Gtrahe. (Utdi4 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

'l lN
0enn Die llnholbc batter es nlUl
ainmal Der Wiibe lpertb gebalten, lid,
geaenicitia Shlpcigen ouf5lcrlegen,
Sn on0clrunfcncm 3uito.lOc probltc
Ger 0%c0lrlgcnc Wnr0hubt nit lclntm
Gorhobln IN Den &rGmerlG0en 0c2
CORES berum mo itol5cn @lifca
| uertiinocte er Ole bnlGigc Nllstilh.
ulll. Sciocr mor cr niht im Stan-
sc, Gem @ort 0Icih Die Shut lolgell
IL laiien. 0enn Wnrclm b3bIellte lid,
zines cigcnortigen ShuBmittcls.
WCnn cr ulli Dem @erid)t ST tbltll
battc, bc0Icitctc i'm %CntluC0cr lelnc
@uttin nod) 0cm @rrid)ta0cbGlt0c
mo ltBte lid in Dem &crban0lunGs-
idnlr ncbcn i'm, o0cr tr nohm lcin
liilgite5 3in0 mli ben Nrni mo trot
nit biclcuu hic @onocrlurN All. Su
Job MON i'm biiliiN, iein ainO olli
Dem cincn Nrm, Dor Dem Nid)ter cr-
ideincn, Sin @lid 1cnil0tt Dem
Jiiftcf, iidl Gie Nnmaicnbcit 0e@
ainoe3 81 erflGrcn, mulbtc ood) a,Id,
or bon Der nJiitterlihteit" Der
Gdnitc Ncbort hubcL Ole tCinen
Terpcbmtcn nieocrItrcfcrL 10 lol1lc CT
lid III ScgleitllN elmer Srou bcfin-
oct lnlb cin ainb ulri Dem Nrntc
trGgt. 60 iob llon oilicn un0liitlis
den Mulm olurf Die Strobcn 5iehclL
@cr llllr cinCn Tlllfen mcnlhlid)en
@cfiIhla III Ser Britt bate, Der bate
Dor @cbmntb uno Sdlmer5 pergeh2n
millicn bcin Nnblid bicicr Dem SpAc
qeluciDtcn @citolt Die htroiid gc1cn
Die Nuafilbrung Nca 0llltltrtbcils nllz
tGnlpite. SdlieBlih ubcr mllroc bic
@otionlfcit SCtt'a bod bclobnt. 81.
mes MoracllS bcmcrftc er, rpic Mor.
clint nnbeidilBt observation-disclosures per
licB, mo Ioiort id)ob er i'm iiber bcll
Sullien. Otit Ad uno arud, nod)
pielen gerihtlid)en TCrlhlepplnNcl,
mo mund,erlci Standardization,
mlr0c Der llnbolo nid)t an Den @ol.
gen, ionoern ms 3lld)tbolla gebrnd)t,
100 er 3eitlcbens ucrmcilen lolte.-
Dam triift ploblif Die Weloullg eiu,
ooB er IN lid) gcgonqen ltnb fronm
aguoroen lci. Gr leIe ilciBi1 in Der
Sihci, gauge &upitcl bca ncllen Seitas
menta Tonne cr ollSlucuoig herlogcL
ilbcr Die Nergprcoigt hubc CT io9or
cine Nbbo1Gllun0 Otifricben, Die gar
niGt 10 ohlc ici. icheniallS ncrrutbe
Scr Nllfiot iein d)riitlihe@ @cmiitb.
Yin Dem Gerrid)tcn i%nbriinltigcr Csc.
betc luiic IT Is olld) niht Iehler, III
ieOcnl lCincr @cbctc flcbc cr Den &C.
gen Dca SlnmclH nllf lcint ItilGc
hctub II. |. ~. l(n0 Die 3ud)tbnltate-
bor0cn G~tiiuttcn cincm ioid)cn Sd)urs
fen Die nbldullihitc tiottesiGitc-
rlnlG ST trtibcu. llno elm Ercoiger
tbcilt inns nit, Der Mor0cr iIcGc bcl,
Se9cn bca MinrnlclS nllI Ieine @cgz
lcr bcrnb. Sat cr mobl Scr ornlerl
6rall Die iein Morogfpcbr Sllr @itt-
lpc 'ntnd,tc, pocr 0ea &In0ca 0cOod)t.
ooH burd) leilc 9ll;ttbot 5llr @oiie
murbe? @os lit oenn iibcr i'm ne-
fonmeL BOB cr nit cincm Mnlc in
rclidioic &%cr5iidingen NcrGtb? Gr
mill pom @ouocrnrllr bcgnuoiQt mo
abcrmols olii Sie Wcnidhcit losge-
lolicn iuerbcn. bontit er lid mieoer
onf lcit Morbbonomert perleecn
fam. Sic Heligion miro ood) Don
jebem Sdunit MS Mtittcl jlln 3luef
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8arean: Or. 81, sSnratugasStraRe, anb
-&anptr Gingaug; Srrberid.Npab.
ge1rdbnibpldte bon $25 an liniet beitdnoiSer
stufiibt; Sdnitt6lumen, @epinoe, Vflun6en etc.
iperben i'm Ireihbuus I'm SuuptsGtneara sefurrs
ben. uufer &gent piro, !penri eetuiinl6t. bor'
fpredben. OPP
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Us gtcbt foltm nod c inen
1clpirmbrin1enben SanoelS1. Mrtifel,
ocrl 'lld)t iuiort eit Spnoifot in Scr
Sono bdttt;; bus 5eigt lid, pieoer pom
oenatltrirten Mlfobol. Monrbattc iid)
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olInn bcjlp. audi fir oie GARNER Der
lprod)en; nun befinbet lid Ole final,-
5tellc Gpltrolc Der Yroorftion I'M @e
lis elmer lpgenonnteu III. 2. Silou.
trial Nlcobol Co., Die BON Ser ri,
'tIllcrs Securities Corporation" con.
trplirt miro. Sicie bat lettbin einc
Sipioenoc Don Z Gro5ent erfldrcn
fonltelt lnlo oiBerocm einen llcbcr.
ldllB upn elmer bnlben Mtilliun bel
leite geiett. Die Troouftion nimlmt,
iuic ibr Sabrcsberiht iaet, itetig 5u.
Iber tic perlailgt 100 Ero5ent mebr.
ais Der Ercis bes Nlfobols eigentlit
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Mn bic Tamen.

5unee Tamen. iueIdbe unoberne e0netberfunft
fein, robin fd bafiir su nenoen. sic brou6en
nur BET NrL. W. HnberS, VT. 3O2, NDet.tsra.
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gidber - gebranAt abes 70 ant tpie neu.
@tpa 5ur Sdlfte reeuIdrer 9sreife; er5Btes
Eager in her Gtabt. NiSHtn's .NHdttaben, COS
(Iidr54, 1Wt)
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Sircau her
Strafcnhurnlbrun,s . Gummif1rc.

Silrcau Der
etrofcnourdbrud,s . Gummtii1re.
ultimpre 10. Otdr3 1909.
Sic Northumberland sGommiif1re mudbell
hermit in llebereiniiimtRitlle nit benz $50.
Sl6lhuitt bcs STARTERS Der Stobt Baltimore be-
flultI. nnb tie am Eienitag, pen 20. Ipril 1909,
>iormiitags If ltDr. ibre cr'te Sieine it 8il'
reau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
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bnlicll ncroeii. nm ibre Sepalt uHo lore 4flid2
ten 5ur ArSiiibrmtg 81 bringcit, bic i6net be
Sileltd Der Gpnocmuirung uno Scftaung Der
Waitimur re Strahc, bon Der Siloipeittette Der
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mterjei0uctcri &eroroninG pr. 272, o~uierle9t
iinh.
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9uibruo ID. @atts,
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800 ''f'''''''' ."' Guntninirc. d
GMgcnc 4. Hubacrs,
(WdrstG,o 90, 80 ;9(prilG, l3) GIcrf.
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Nus Nlobnmu miro &C.
mcloet, Dob 10000 slrbeitcr lit Den
SerGruerfcn lnlb Den GiIcnmerfcn
ltrifen ipo0ell, lpcnll Die 90buc Der
obgeiebt milrbcn. Gic StliBcr ser
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ipenn Die 3oac ouf Glen uno Stobl
berabgcieBt lp,ilrocn, miiBtcn olld) oic
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Grld olli Den Gongreb ulsgeiibt
pcroen, oonlit Die Stubl- Mioglloten
ous &olf nod meitcr ifropicn unc
lhrc Miuionen. %ern1ogcn, Die in ne.
nlacn SGbrcn eriuorhtn iuor0cn lillo,
lpeitrr rcrpiclfudcn 81 f0nncn. Seine
Tnonltric bcs 2onbes bat in furscr
Belt 10 Observation-Disclosures Nerlad,t,
mic Die Gilells lino Stobl Sn0ultrit.
Gic Nrbeitcr nber bobcn llid)t picl
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EIt mmr 500 Mw8auIaMg
nnb ben Set az leidten 9eoingungcn, I0nnen
iperbcn.
Sd babe sinen eroBen Compiler s,ptf&en Sal.
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nufpefteiIt tperbcn fou. yeRtiuet gavauttft.
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3r. 723-721. 0aitber BUILDING, W. iii, Nsrs.
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Sie ~neueitcn Srtibiatrs.M pbene uub .etuiie
ftno 81 finbcn I'M enlightenment bon 8. Grieb.
man, bent crftflaiIgen TamenfMuetber, Nr. 232,
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q. Tnn5nnsfr, 1929, cit.JaNette.e traie,
beriiinoet, Dab fein grober Gorratb bon i5riibs
iabrslpanren angelnnat LIT. Sd bdue auf mel.
neit Aecoro fir Irbeit uib nieorige Yreiie.
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