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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

The executive. legal and police de-
partmerts of the city appear to be
working in harmony. and earnestly
to bring about the conviction OF Dick
TAYLOR. dive keeper. for his offense
against the peace and dignity q the
community on Saturday before Memo
rial Day. In such cases as In all
other cases of crime. the law and the
rules OF procedure, give the accused
many advantages over the prosacu-
ton; but the city is strongly repre-
scented and It is "too early in the
game" to speculate CT defeat II
would be a pitiful thing indeed H.
through any forms of law or com
bination of circumstances recognized
by law. the people Should find them
selves even temporarily helpless in
the face of such offenses as Taylor
has committed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

What must be naturally regardsl
ms more or less serious defect in
the plan OF improvement for Syca-
more street. presented by the Board
Of Local improvements at Thursday
nights meeting, Is the 'hunch" in
the street where the Big -Four rail
road crosses. The bunch" in Itself
Is aot so bad, for a street does not
need 10 be perfectly level TO be an at
tractiye thoroughfare. Tho serious
objection lies in the graJe crossing
at this point which has been danger.
ors to traffic on the street and which
ought to be eliminated. II will be
gratifying to the people who recog,
nize the desirability of improving
the conditions at the point named.
that His Honor Mayor Parsons. has
taken advantage OF the DELAY in the
proceedings resulting from Thursday
nights hearing TO take up with Big
fcur officials the matter of construct
ing subway at this point to permit
street traffic to pass under the
tracks, structure similar to that OF
the Illinois Central at Cross Lever
a representative of the company will
be here this week in response to a
reguest from the mayor 10 inspect the
situation and see what can b. done
Both the public and the railroad com
pany are interested in making the
street as safe as possible for street
traffic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
Inc kiss Of History.

The ancient Teutons observed the
kiss solely as a symbol of love and
friendship. With them, as with the
Anglo-Saxon race to-day, the firm
handshake was the usual form Of
salutation in public In medieval
times the kiss became the symbol of
other sentiments The vassal had to
kiss the sword of his feudal lord This
osculum gladij correcu' was the
symbol of feaity In courts of justice
the crucifiX on the Bible was kissed, a
custom still extant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
Men and wnnar

when man is left with a IN, NJ
ulo'neriess children on his hands. he
usually scatters them among his
relatives II it is the woman who is
ieit with fatherless little ones. she
Keeps them together and earns a liv.
nag besides. Women develop great
energy when left without a man In
iac', all the widows we know are
ASitinc along a great deal better than
Tie married womcn.-Atcbison Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

The police raided a poker game at
J o'clock this morning and caught
six In the net. Very good Keep it
up, boys; and don't overlook the
"Honkatonks' designation joints and
crap games Especially that partiou-
lar Gran game, at the southeasterly
corner of Sixth street and Commer
eial avenue, where a lumber man was
robbed of S445 recently by gang OF
perapatetic "tin horns, in a 'bracl
game").
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
UFFlcIAl DIRft Toy.
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.airo. Ales ander County. iiIlroix.
poou,stion in.ia'.

'.siro. Ales ander County. lilroiE
poov,stion 'n. fa,.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
'i'-'s nAFCI Eli
Treasurer. FRANK r, ARM.
aTROS
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
c"upiroller. iRNES T. NORMAN
MAGISTRATE, ANDREW WHITCAMP.
Chief of Police. NJ. S EGAN.
Alexander County, Population 27.l57
County Clerk. JESSE r. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BkUWh
Sheriff FRANK e. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALEX NJ. VIZ SON.
County S'lperintendeM OF Sc,ouls,
PROF s. T. GOTT.
Assessor and Trr asurei FRED d,
NFlLTS.
Coroner. DIR. JAS. MMANrS.
Hoard OF County comr~,sslc-.fs.
j. ], JFNNELLE, ChaIrna..
c. V. SEFF.
Or. EDWIN ACaE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
Observation-Disclosures
CAIRO IN 1878
neutrality-suspicious.
(calro Bulletin. Edited by John n.
oberiy).

The closing Ngrcises OF L0r q
Academy were held n juno 2lst
Among those who took part in tho
program were Misses NJ. Cotter j.
! Cahil, H. Foley. r. Madden, w. Mar
nell, II. Roard n, 5. "IeManus. L
Walsh, c. Greaaey. c. Gayer, " Nc
Carthy, F. Hogan, J. OShea and f
Leahigh. Miss Katie Heay was
awarded a handsome gold medal for
superior literary merit
The Republicans held a county
mass convention aud appointed de e..
gates 70 various conventions Among
these participating or given horors.
We're Casper Vest. j. F. Rec or, w
L. Bristol, D. Mccarthy n H. This
tlewood j II Jones. s. NJ Orr. {.
Lancaster and r. TaE-r.
The Episcopal congregation 10
ceived a circular letter from Bishop
George F. Seymour announcing az.
his consecratitn IS Bishop Of the
rioce Ct Springfield TOOK pace n
June II, 81 Barnaba's day. in Trinity
church. New York Also that he
would - il Springfield early in July
and soon thereafter would visit the
principal points of the diocese,
4 special city election was held on
June eth on propos ton to ccm-
promise the bonded debt of the city
at fifty eeats ON the dollar Thel
proposition carried by a vote Of 37l
for" and 40 against"
The members Of the Cairo bar met
on July LIST. in the circuit court room
to take action upon the death of ev-
Chief Justice Sidney Breesc, of the
supreme court Of Illinois Apprc.
pirate addresses were mad by
Messrs. 5. p. Wheeler D. T. Linegari
and w. B. Gilbert Resolutions We're
which We're afterwards pre-
sen'ed In the circuit court hy JUDGE !
VIM. II. Green, and by order Of Judge
Baker spread upon the records of the
court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
FOUR RECORDS BFOKEN
CONCLUDED from First Page).

Cowley Of Muskcgou reduced lis
own mark in the mile from 4.39 to
i:32 Is The record in the two mile
received n terrific cutting at the
han Is of Marks. Of Beloit. when be-
sliced it from i0:2s to 1858 %. Wood.
bury of Central High Kansas City
ran the low hurdles in 2j a. seconds
topping two seconds from The old
record.
Byrd. OF Milford. H.. was the in.
dividual star Of the meet as he
Scored ~ Is points by his own in
dividual effort He won the shot put
and discus throw and tied for first
with 'wo others in iha hi.h jump
Woodbury.. OF Central High. Kansas
City was second in Individual per
formances by scoring llia points. He
won the high aud low hurdles and
tied for second with three others in
the pole vault.
The Winners.
100 yard dash-W. Spiegel, Detroit
University School 10 is.
12O yard Woodbury.. Cen.
tral High. Kansas City, :lG II
22o yard dash--W. Spicgel. 20 3-5.
Mile run-Cowley, MusEe on.
l.33 Is.
Two mile run-Marks. Be oft. VS..
.9:5S %.
Quarter mile relay race-Dctroi
University School wv. Splegel. ].
Spiegel Tourney :4G fat.
20 yards low Woodbury..
Central High. Kansas CITY. ;25 Is
Broad iump-Treneis. Grand Pral
RE Seminary, Onarga, H.. p feet 81,
inches.
liigh jump-Byrd. Milford: I.unI.
sren, West Aurora High. and Wall
South Division. Milwaukee. tied for
first. : feet ga inches. They re-
"eivel 3 l. points each
Pole vault-Buck. University High.
II feet 81 inches.
shot put-Byrd. - feet.
Discus throw-Byrd. 1876 feet -
inches
Hammer Kohler. Lansing.
Mich. 1G7 feet ga inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
The BulIetIn In On sale si the FOL
towing piscss:
coIemsn's, 2f4 Eighth street
Halliday House News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant

They have raised the tariff rate on
cotton goods in the new bill, which
will be something added 10 the bur
den of taxes paid by the people. But
those of Us who find this oppressive
can get even when we import old
works of art which We're placed on
the free list yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Let's Of poopl2 buy a pie In poke
who don't want a pig at all
z = Il
What we need in this world Ia a
hundred years Of honeymoon.
= ST p
Hints are made for people who
haven't the stamina to speak palmer.
Z = =
No man who IS afraid to make enc.
mics can he counted on 10 make many
firm friends
= = =
4 Kansas merchant advcrtlscs to
sen the hottest coal and the coolest
ice. II he has any hotter coal than
the chunk | tried TO pick of the
basement floor yesterday, I'll take of
my hat 10 him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
Entered ut the Cairo Postoffice ~ second
class Mall Matter.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908. 49,. 2oa4
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of May, 1909 PAS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

At the end Of a winding and climbing
rcd road, an old red brick house chung to
the Allegheny mountains \ slashing
scar Of red against the gfcon-tAat was
Chestnut Crag. The hams here had a diff
ferlnt flavor the apples had a peculiar
fragrance; the musly old library could have
existed nowhere save in Virginia In truth,
the slnclairs lived only ten miles from the
University Of Virginia; and Monticello,
the home of Thomas Jefferson, was on their
road to town.
The quaint, pre-reyolutionary house
had cot an absent-minded start. LIS
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
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SprInrfiaId WINS

Springfield. june l2.-The seer IVA ,
. to ! in favor Of Springfield at tae
end of the sixth whea the game was
called to allow Rock Island 10 catca
the train
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
A New
Use for
the Genus
Cat
By HARRIS DICKSON

builder provided paror and dining room, library guest chan
bcrsbt forgot "Oh w he said 1t
Wen cut Off piece Of the hall and of the library This
did, and of stcpadder to the upper floor
Ever that day the people Chestnut C have been ogetn
things and losing things In the bosom Of the family they call thcme,c
the "Ju-c,,s"
At end Of the colonial dining aeoyc for the sclat
and richly carved sdeboaI the left linen closet the right
closet both opening inward TO the ioad Those doors KEEP
locked. and those keys Once a week Mrs "Ju-cee
for ocsmth and open her silver closet We'll" said Ka
Jc there jus, thing about this house that doesn't
lost that's old Tom" The big gray always the of tn
fireplace She tied the KEYS around his neck whenever
wanted silver linen. old Tom there with the keys
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Concluded from First 2age).
New York June 1--The visitors
knocked Chcsbro Out Of the box in
the second inning
Score r II f
New York ................. 3 8 I
Chicago .......,. ........... ; 3 0
-Chcsbru Hughes. W3r
hop. Hugh $. Kleinow and Blar.
Smith and Sullivan
Cleveland kallied.
Boston July 12.-Cleveland had
batting rally in the ninth.
Score r II Z
Poston ....... ............ o : 2
Cleveland ...-......,- .-... ! 9 o
Ratteries-Cicottee and Carisau,
Perger and Bemis
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Advertisers value the Bulletin be-
cause of its extraordinary pulling
power. III
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13


A South Dakota newspaper h. authority
Ter the statement that South Dakota has
gone into the DarH-rIisiuE business a
fcW years ago "a farmer near Goliad built
stall barn. using green willow posts
A. the o,surrs and an along the sides.
After year . at passed be saw that
whereas De had pat the floor on the
ground o. was now three feet above the
g. The willow posts. Instead n being
dead were much alive In their upward
move frey Lad carried the barn along
Inst v.ar the barr was on stills nine
feet h-h and the farmer put IN a new
faor ana surrounded the posts with sid
ing thereby making q two-story affair
Tl'-a is now a spare ~ eight inches be-
tNrra the floor and the ground and the
own,r expects to have thrcc-story barn
~ l9la
Initiating Mamma.
Yeast Rows tie baby?
Cims0nboak- He's the great
est little imitator ycu ever saw.
Talk YETI"
No; doesn't say anything. but keeps
his mouth going all the time"
Just like mamma, SUPPOSE"
sure thing. WORKERS Statesman.
4 = {.
Fer the Scrspbook.
He who can suppress n moments anger.
mav bv 50 doing prevent a dav of sor-
row for himself and another Success.
Z. q
Old Saying.
Silence Is not only never thirsty but also
never brings pain or Hippo
rates.
BYRON WILLIAMS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
NAV Statement,

The above is a correct statement Of
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletlr
for the year 1908 and for the month Of
May, 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day OF June. 1909
LEO ]. KLEB.
Notary Publ
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Defective Sieewslk-Negligence.-
Lerner vs.. City of Philadelphia -
Where a pedestrian falls ON a defec
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13


As Specs thc Yacht Fortuna sails
~ - ~p[e'' F.. ", @, non IN, m rosy ,, seas
WIN. a,t,l lha seven pla'a,las
Aurorfs glow is. on the waive.
The ho" ia turned 70 yesterdays
'''i' ,, y" cur '''''"''S' o'''''i''u ana
lie uaatan as the vultpre prcvs,
10 g, Emp saln amy. we cruise IN dreams i,
"A rr,r. n,"m5 NJ w ,.,i, =, N'''h'
OF Symphony ,lile srraphs sing!
Tan tme is igne, and blossoms Zip
-. .'", ,.I'I p,'al5 IN, IN tn, ave
Is tunrg from lie singing .wavel
Alas! The giov'n- Gay Is spent,
rha ,n"o,s If %nn,,'m " e5 ,e" S hr,nr e''A
Aud hado our ff1..iio vessel III.
The sun goes down, and hope gives way
I2 winds mat ss.lN. us L. the core
.rt, lana ral al, ~ ~, aarn noror
f. = (.
Give a Dog Bad Name
Even the leopard stands more
crancs of being cleansed of bis spots
than the negro of his reputation in re.
earl 10 rhlcrrrs 4 pLianthrorist
lo.rd foe a colorad uroFaos a i,b al
.,ri.o,. ,,, ,..a.t ,tr,., ,,,,,ono,,,
ava az
ne Lc2so W'lA"l one udy then re-
Iolted that De hal been discharged.
'Tha uhilp.fl MIST ttiafbpu,d In The
ul dit Jt.A Rose lOsc MS Job
he sad "NaSut he "A good man p"
g, far. as I tsr.v eaid the mar.
q. 49,. -,
49,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

Advertising inThe Bulletin Cal
advertiser circustss with the service the
the Ssopls hat To . "a,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13
A NINTH INNING RALLY

Concluded from First Page).
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-13

makes every man a begga
~ a, y
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
A Card of Thanks

To The Good People OF Marshall {:
For more than one year it has
been our pleasure and profit to be
one of you and we sincerely regret
the necessity Of s~evering the init
mate social and business relations
formed during this time.
Messrs. s.. B. Cary and c. r.
Cary, having purchased my lease
and property in the Ruff Hotel and
taken possession, / desire to heart
lily commend rham. and their fami-
lies to the generous consideration
of the people of Marshall. They
come among you with splendid en-
dorsements as to their business abb
ity and standing as citizens from
their former home.
In this connection permit me TO
urge that the hearty and unani-
NOUS support of the business men
and citizens generally be EXTENDED
my successors for in no other man
ner can a creditable hotel be main
tanned in a city of this size.
We shall remember with salts
faction tho many friends who
through acts of public spiritedness
have laid aside private considera-
tons in contributing to M succ S.
OF our humble efforts to serve the
people and maintain a hotel in
keeping with The demands. Thank
ing you again, we are,
Obediently yours,
c. w. ADAMS.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Splendid Salary
WORKING for URde Sam

The Moberly Commercial College
of Moberly, Mo-, makes a specially
of preparing young people to pass
the Civil Service Examination as
stenographers, typists and book
keepers. These examinations are
held in the Fall and Spring and a
number of our students pass them
each year. This class Of Civil Ser
vice work pays 5000 a year and up
ward our students seldom start at
less than $1,000 for the first year.
Make your arrangements now so as
to be ready for the spring examina
ton. Write for full particulars. Ii
you cannot enter in person to take
the work, take u course by mail;
it is practical, thorough, guarran-
teed to be as recommended or it
costs you nothing. For full par
ticulars address Civil Service Dept.
Moberly Commercial College, Mo-
berly, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
In Memory of Edward Welsh.

While death has taken off some
of our most noted men recently, it
has also taken one of our best cit
liens in the person of Ed Welsh, a
man whose character is worthy OF
emulation. 1 know OF none better
in this neighborhood and l believe
it's not too much to say he was the
best man among us socially, moral
ly and religiously.
A Bible reader-yes, more-a
Bible LIVER putting the precep:s
into practice as but few of us do.
I've associated with him for a mum
Der of years in church and Sunday
School work and know whereof !
speak.
While we differed in politics ana
church membership, yet not be-
ing extremists we were always
warm friends. w. A. Burnside,
Miami, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Death in a Tight Shoe.

Bloomington Ind, Oct. 3.-Frank
Trimble of Evansville, Ind, one of
the leading members OF the Indiana
University football squad, died
here last night. His death was due
to blood poisoning, said to have
been caused by wearing a tight
shoe. Trimble played guard on
the varsity team in 1909.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
A Shaking Up

may all be very well so far as the
trusts are concerned, but not Wh-n
it comes to chills and fever and
malaria. Quit the quinine end take
real cure-Ballard's Herbine. Con-
tains no harmful drugs and is as
certain as taxes. If it doesn't cure,
you get your money back. Sold by
p. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

112-best pair ducks any variety
list, c. F. Goodman, So.
I'd, Boyd Hardin 81.
113-best pair toulouse geese
Isl, Jim Thomson so.
115-prettiest pair pigeons
Willie Lineberry, 81.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Marshall Wet crisus.

Marshall high school boys de-
|feated the Boonviile boys in a
football game here Saturday by q
score OF 20 to .. We don't see why
they didn't make 1t 80 to Q while
about it. 1t was a big victory for
our boys.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

Have you seen our agent?
Better see one of them and
get one dez. Of our $500
photos for $500.
|10-22 McChesney Studio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
Nns Gifcrinft.
Den Ut.

Sdrcdenatbot zines Wtotornlalllles
III elmer Yittsburger Sorltaot.
Sootet Sobn mo lid ielbit. -
Woroplau oegen Satin, Sodter
mo Sdppiegermutter idlug fe1l.
GittSburq, So, 80. Mor5.
@iitbeuo Dor Giieriuft, %Iellerte Der
81 Sabre olte Motorfiibrer Sarrp
Smith bon G%oroopolis 5rpei Shille
aui ieine Sroll ub, beorobte letite
Sdiuiegcrnulttcr, ais oiele ibrer
Sodter bethlehem moate, mo Der.
iltd)tc pergeblih ieinc fleiue Sohter
aus einem bellnd)6orten Saile 81
holen, nm lie 81 tobten. Smitb teli.
crte ooun1. ais CT ieinen Wtoropla:t
pereitelt iab, ieinem 6.iGbrieen SUM-
gen Hidnrb cine angel onrd Den
&opi. moburh Der 8nobe iofort &C.
tootct lpuroe. ShlieBlih tootete lid,
Smitb IelbIt onrd) cine 8llgel III ben
aopi. Smith lpnr icit 10 Sabreit
p%erbcirotbet. @eitern Natmittog
fam ct betruifcn mad, Souie nno
ting nit ieiner Trau Streit oil. 90.
iie Shlimmcs obnte, ionbte lie ibre
5ipei ailioer SIT elmer Nuhborin.
@Gbreuo oeS borob inlgenoen @ort.
lpedlelS 5og Snlitb einen 8epoloer
itro %feilerte siuei Shiiiie auf feline
1Sroll, sic aus Dem Souic elite. ab
mo beorobte Damn nit Ser Wniie bic
Stmiegernulttcr, Die i'm 5t berubi.
gen iud)te, oriidtc ober nid)t ob, 100.
raul er 0os SaltS perlieB nno llod)
benz Sorie Der Nahbarin ging, mo.
bin feline &irlocr geionbt worben mo-.
ren. Gr rief ieitem fleinen Maohen.
81 linn 81 fomnlen, ober ooS 8ino
gebord)te nid,t. GENES Gaters Stims
ne borenb. elite Der SSlrnge, HibarS,
5ur Sbiire, mo ais Der Batter inn
cine Cite nit Groniiiien 5ei9tc,
iprolla Der anobe uiif ieinen Sater
Slt melfcr ieood), n1Itatt Dem ainoc
Die Groniiiie 81 geber, ieinen &epol'
per 500 unO ei1en S6uB bird ben
aopf beS ainbeS ubieiterte, bas foot
nieoerianf. Sbne Ser5ug ridtctc
bonli Der Mann Die 8offe geaen Die
cigelle Sbl1ic mo ianf, tootlib &c.
t%roficu, sur Seite ieitleS ermoroeteu
SobneS nieocr.
Cob S,nitb Die gbiidt bate, ieine
ainoer mo Damn Iif ielbit 81 tobten.
gtbt ans 5lpet @riefcn berpor, Die
man on ieiner 2eihe in Der Morgue
pprfouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
Gurto Nieu's Shmcrscn.

8aibin8ton II, G.G., 80. M1rj.
- 9(lS Gciultot elmer belltc itattgcs
~iunoencn 5lpciitiinoiscn Gonierenj
5luiif)cu Dem Sefretdr. oes Snnern
0oQin9er iuto Den Tertretern oeS
GrcfutiuratbS llno bcS Gelegatenbal,.
ics bon Yorto Hico miro wabridein-
lid morgen Elm Gerbore iiber Die po-
litild)en 8irren Der erp1bnten sSn.
icln Dor Dem Yrdiioenten Iait itatt.
iinoen. Die 8eietgebitns Der Sniel
bat beforntlId wabreno ibrcr iiing.
item Sibung feline Seripiaigungsbil
angenommen un6 es fe9lt iest Der
SermaItlmg an @el0. Der grefiltip4
retb nno ooS Ielcgutcnbous, iuie Die
5mei 3Dei9e Der @eiesgebung &C.
nanrt lueroe,L lic9en lid III oen Sao.
rem nno beiduloigen iid gesenlcitig.
fiir Die berrid)enoen llebelltdnoc Der.
dntmortlidl III lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31
Gin llugliif fummt Icltcm al(cin.

GbicoGo, %. MGrj. - Sronf
u. Gonocrlip, Yrdiioelit Scr ,Motio'
nal Gitp Vanf" Don Aclp- Uorf, mel.
der acltcrn III t5E Stu1ocn ulli ci.
ncm Grtrn5uDe bon BORT bierber fam.
Inn icinc iterbcnoc Ml,ttcr monloglid
ned cinnlol 5u iebcn bat ooppclte
Sraiicr. Scinc Wlittcr ltorb befolnlt.
lid,, cbc or %otlongtc. mo beiltc Abeno
lit aild icinc @roBmutter, Srou 60.
rob Woooluarb, bier geltorhen. Srall
Woooluaro mar 50 Sabre alt. itno Die
Grifiitterun9, ipeld)c ibr Der 600
ihrcr Sod)ter pernriahte, Dotte ibrclt
cigenen 900 sur Solgc. Wlltter mo
Sodtcr iueroen morgen ju aurora
neben c%incnoer Dem Sdoobe Der Groe
iibergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-31

iie ieitigte nit ibrer frilfen Cartel
lrngsweiie ltno ibrer ipmpatbiifenL
reid)en SopranItimme Ben gutcn
Ginorlld. Den iic Iebtbin IN Der nSGll-
ieI nno @rctel"- auiiiibrung binters
laiien.
Bic Nrbcit beS G6ors mar gcltern
hcionocren 2obes luiirbig; cntid)icbcn
sic bette Gbprleilnmg, bic mir in bic.
ler Soiion gcbort. Sic allsitottrng
itano ourd)aus auf Der SGbbe. Gic
Scenen aus Dem 2ebcn I'M Barrier
Guartier 2atin luaren gut arraugirt
uno lebensuol. Signor Spetrino
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