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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24

Printers and Stntioners.
o WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU
WANT 1T. BIRRELL-BROWN o Printers
and Stationers. 1874 Broad St, Star Building.
Window Shades.
ENTERPRISE WINDOW SHADE CO., IS Mar
ket st., branch OF 555 Springfield av.: the
only reliable makers of window shades; esti-
mates cheerfully given. L. d. tel. 222S-R.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24

Now is the time to become a chauffeur and
earn from $40 to $40 per week at THE AUTO
MOBILE SCHOO OF NEW JERSEY, Asst
Washington ST., near Kinney ST., Newark, N. J.
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ParQuet Floors.
81 Floors

parquetry; old floors refnished. WIN. H.
JAMOUNEAU. 10 Branford pL. Tel. 220.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-24

Monitor New Storage Warehouse
64s-54s Central av.. between Tenth and Eleventh
SITS. Absolutely clean. Tel. SO Market.
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Coal.

l WILL pay high prices for cast-off clothing.
Send postal and I'll call. FRANK. SO Mer-
Ger st.
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HANsoN-on June %, 1909, Margaret
E., beloved daughter of Peter G. n
Gertrude Hanson, aged 10 months IL
days, of 400 North Second street, East
Newark.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ack girl or woman
who used TO earn big money. Room 400. l42
Market st.
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CHAUFFEUR wanted to run a Mack Bros 3,
ton automobile truck; state experience ana
last employed. Address S. X, Box %, Star
Office.
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gently fell asleep.

"She passed away
So sweetly from the world =.
AS II her clay .
Laid only down to slumber."
[Submitted1
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
DR.. Martin Leaves Lamar

DR.. j. j. Martin, long the pastor OF
the M. E. church at Lamar ard perhaps
southwest Missouri's best known pulpit
orator, is leaving the city on our north
to accept the chaplnincy of the state
penitentiary at Jefferson City. The
citizens Of Lamar had public meeting
at the M. E. church Monday evening to
express their regret at losing DR.. Martin
from their midst. Several speeches were
made by leading citizens, perhaps the
most notable OF which was that OF Hon
E. l.. Moore, on "Dr. Martin as Poll
tician." lie referred to the contest be-
tween himself and DR.. Martin, for the
legislature last fall. DR.. Martin, he
said, was one of those citizens who was
willing to go so far in trying to serve bis
country, as to take nomination, and
for a good citizen this was often q great
sacrifice.
A day or two after the primary, he
and DR.. Martin had met upon the street
and agreed that so far as they were con-
cerned, it would be clean campaign
one devoid of mud and unfair tactics.
1t was the pleasantcst campaign in
which he had engaged, Mr.. Moore said:
as he went about over the county be
found none OF those false, disagreeable,
and misleading reE orts, so often charac.
teristic i'll u contest for Office. DR..
Martin was the honorable politician.
He was not elected to the Legislature,
but that was no personal fault of his =.
1t was only because his party happened
to be IN the minority.
But, Mr.. Moore continued, both he
and DR.. Martin went to Jefferson City,
after all. They drew the same pay, ate
the same grub, assed the same saloons,
and when the fight came up for prohi
bilion, they stood shoulder TO shoulder.
He referred to the time when the liquor
fight was gre wing intense, when Dr..
Martin in opening the session of the
house with prayer, had prayed that the
members of the legislature would pre-
fer righteousness to revenue. A wave
OF applause spread at once, he said, over
the galleries ard even swept the house.
There was talk OF impca chment for such
a prayer, but it soop died away like the
effects OF the liquor that had inspired
it.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
Notice to Taxpayers.

will be in the following places, 90
the following dates indicated, to receive
payment OF the regular 1909 land and
personal taxes, and Merchants and
Manufacturers taxes.
If convenient, meet me at the places
specified, thereby saving yourself trip
to Carthage. Hnd avoiding the rush
which occurs at my Office later in the
year. ~
Please bring your old tax receipts:
&, Sarcoxie, at State Bank, Oct, az.
Reeds, Bank of Reeds, Oct. 4.
Avilla, Oct 5.
Larussell. Bank OF Larussell, Oct. 6.
Duenweg, Squire Jones Office, Oct. 7.
Carl Junction, Bank of Carl Junction,
Oct. 8 & o.
Asbury, Richardson's Store, Oct. Ii.
Oronogo, Bank Of Oropogo, Oct. II.
Carterville, Miners Bank, Oct. - Il IA.
Alba, Bank of Alba, Oct. Is & l6.
Webb City, Nation Bank, Oct. 10,
9 & 20.
Jasper, Farmers and Merchants Bank
Oct, % & %.
Joplin, Court House, Oct, % to 80 in
elusive. r. M. SLOAN,
p oct. County Collector.
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COR NDEN c E
DEWEY

Miss Vauch Simmons had very
Friday. On her way home from school
her horse became frightened at bon.
fire and got beyond her control. He
overturned the buggy, throwing her in
to ditch, breaking the shafts and tear
ing loose from the buggy, ran away.
Miss Vanch fortunately was hurt but
eighty. on the arm. MIR. Probert saw
the accident and loaned Miss Vanch
his horse and buggy to get home. Miss
Vanch's horse was caught by Mr.. Pso.
bert before it had run very far.
Members of the w. c. T. U. spent a
very pleasant time at Mrs. Alexander's
Wednesday.
Judge Brock is making some fine i'm.
provements on his home.
Mrs. Gaddis sold $50 bushels of
wheat ut Sill.
Woods Buster and Mrs. Grin Buster
returned from Tyro, Kansas, where Mr..
J.'S. Buster celebrated his golden we'd
ding. Sixty reletives were present.
The old couple received each gold
ring, $40 gold piece, besides many use.
full articles as presents.
Clarence Simmons has gone to Okla
homa on a business trip.
Will Taft moved to Jasper from Mr..
Hoover's house.
Miss Patric spent Sunday with To-
rena Estey.
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ZION

Cold weather seems to have come in
earnest since the rain Friday night.
But most anything is better than the
dust we've had for the past three
months.
G. w. Ferguson Of Newark is visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. u. Fl. Janney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd spent Tuesday a. Mr.. Gray
beal's in Carthage.
Robert Curtis and Earl Keith went
to Carterville Thursday and visited the
latter's relatives and took in the show
at Joplin Friday.
Ethel Radford spent Friday at Myrtle
Winder's.
Rev. F. F. Miller, wife and daughter,
OF La Place, Ills and Este Copeland
OF Jasper took dinner Sunday at d, H.
Vampires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rumble spent Sunday
at B. II. Janney's.
Willie Bowers, Frank Mayors. Vita
Dodd and Ethel Ward took dinner at
G. A. Covert's Sunday.
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Salem w. C. T. q. Program.

Devotiona's and study OF Sunday
school lesson.
Review of the Uuion Signal, following
followed bysreguar work.
HosIEsS
Oct. 20. Mrs. Busby.
Oct. 81, Mrs. Brock.
Nov. 3, Mrs. Cline.
Nov. 10, Mrs. Grow.
Nov. q, Mrs. Daniels.
Dec. l, Mrs. Es,ey.
Dec. 8, Mrs. Flowers.
Dec. %, Mrs. Kincaid.
Dec. 20, Mrs. Marcum.
Jan. 5, Mrs. Matthews.
Jan. 10. Mrs Sterling,
Jan. 26, Mrs. Turner.
Feb. 2, Mrs. Alexander.
Everybody welcome.
May Matthews, Pres.
Mary Estey, Secy. -
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
Honey Comes Id Bunches

to A. A. Chisholm, OF Troadweil, N. Y,
now. HisIeason is Veil worth reading:
''Bor long time l suffered from lodi.
gestion, torpid liver, constipation, nar-
vousness and general debility" he
writes. 81 couldn't sleep, had 20 APP
petite, nor ambition, grew weaker every
day in spite of all medical treatment.
Then used Electric Bittsrs. Twelve
bottles restored all my old-time health
and Eigor. Now Gao attend to bust.
ness every day. It's wonderful med
icjne." Naturalization Siompch, Liver,
Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. Soc. at
Webb Bros A
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
Election Today.

The election is on today in Jasper
county that will decide whether Joplin
is to have new court house, Carthage
a new Jail and the county new poor
farm. A bond issue of $780, 900 is in
vclved. The polls here are at Putnam :
realty office.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
Isn't 1t Awful?

There is saloon keeper in Jasper
county named Rainwater, a preacher
named Deacon and an undertaken in
Carthage with the dirge- like name of
Knell-Karsas City Star.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
W. c. T. q. Notice .

Mrs. Inez Keepers, Of Cartilage will
address the w. c. L. U at the Baptist
church, Friday. October 10 at 2 O'Clock.
Everyb body invited.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1909-10-14
Coal Coal Coal

We have several thousand bushels OF
coal at Bet per bu. seven miles nerihpf
Jasper BIsGHAM g. LUZ.
Phone IL 1856 b g.s Isl w
Rice 4 Bishop sell gasoline
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@cftern NarbIanS Giienbabn.
Seeinnenb am Q. Sunt, perIaien Siueu.sta tir

Seeinnenb am Q. Sunt, ~perIaffen Siuen.stottnn
Sdgfi6.
40 yerrn.-G&neIroft. Saaerstonn, q unb
w.. Np, Wdbnc5poro, Gbdm5erStitrg. anh
1tis9ei:. ScIltd9, Sureod unb gumbetlano.
's;5I Sorrn.-y sttfru -9Ipreb, @eftm inter.
STsseriG (aSscsa; ssSaatassl. a5burnIsni.
S SsnrnS Enu gfsmoersenr4i Saserstc,p..
Ehterpdtloiis 'sSaggoni. Die Gubftalton Siei
f.4O @aGin. = Accommodation no& union'
1906 Na6in.- Grnreb, SauptIirie. faeers.
fotpn. SaE"oi. Wceicsorp, Gbainbefsbnrg
SDtppershlra. uno auSgel. Gonnt19, Grebes
rid ilo SnlmltsbIra.
tdslid, ansseapmme1 esnmtas.
100 8crn. Uorf. .. nno 8. Bib, anb Car
$50 BORN Accommodation mao ebsemom II.
"3.2O Wa6m.egiue Mountaingrpreb, sseftmin.
tter, .Sreterid, 2burmon., SIiie Nibue. 9ue.
No @ifta, Slie Wonrtdin rrb Saserstotpn.
3.25 Ma&m.@SauptFinia 5HItM bon gmorp.
@rpoe. ferner gpn. Sanober, @ettpShuro
uro q. uub 8. Tib.
$50 Observation-Disclosures uam Sduober.
els Nbenbs-Nifuunt. nab uni0nSaBrihne
snr 1smnertagS nnb eamhaeA. =
II. 90 NbenbS-Mffofi1nt,, uun tlnipitsHrtbQe.
Nnr eDnuta1o.
9.46 Born. mad unicntEribae
Sai Sa atSi an '8asarsnpffSSlIap ah ita .ss.. .eiidi,on.
Stss.Ssii. : ssn..Uasa. Sies..<ss..ah
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2ufalGeridte ans @aibingtun.
Sobc e haoencrobor

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rum q.
Gle .Southern Hoillpop 80" MIR.
De Geitern I'M Giltrifts- Sllpcrioroc-
ridt pon Souis Sopcra BON Yoco.
1ol1tus, '@o:@, oui 100000 Shubencrl
iob perflagt. Tic alGgerin madt gel
TED, bnB lie am s. Wai bieies Sab.
res, mGbrcno Elm 3ng Der Vcflogten
i'm llnion-@obnbc 5llr Nbfobrt BE-
ucit itnno, nnourd) id)mcre T%erlebun'
gen erIitt, boB oic 2ofomotipc pl0b'
fih oll5og lno lie burd cincn hciti.
gen Mud ans ser 5biire zines Eull,
mo1.@o9gons III ben Sunnel gNuor'
len mllroe.
3critortcs GbcNli il If.
Son ibrem @ottcn @iQorb :.
%au0bon, ci1cm Eoli5iitcn, 0%ctrcnnt
5u merben, miinldt Sron Gloro 8.
&or1bol. Sic reid,te 9cltarn I'M 81.
l~trifts. Suprcmgcriht Ole Shcibun0o-
tla9c acgen i'm cilL inbem lie ms
Iclo iiibrtc, Dob ibr Gb~c0cippnit lei,
lie 2i1bc elmer jun9cn Came SllNc.
iuanot babe, iuelde IN eincnl &oltbol.
le inncrhulb lcineS Hcpiera pnbrc
lbs Gbepoor perbcirotbete iid ont u
,Sebrllor 1908 mo trcnnt, lid) am 81
Sllli bieieS Sabres.
= oli5llt rcttet &crri ii It Ell.
Eoli5ilt Compton benobrte Sobl
Sdntterlc 9eitern Dor iiGercm Sooe
Sdltterle bette lid oli cin Cad &c.
ilildtet ulb molte in Die Sicie iprin.
gerL ais Der Eoli5iit i'm crgriii. Gin,
&onpt entIponn iih. aus lpeldem bcl
Enli5iit gliidlidcr @eiie oils Sieocl
bcrporaing.
GrfronfungsfGIIe BON
MusmGrts.
Minocitens oie SGlite Ser SppblS
fdQe III @olbin9ton itnrnmcn boz
o%llsiports. mic Der Hecoro Der sc
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Sal6ci fir !Snar.S umfeln.

Cic S>cc, Salbei sur 8ieosrber.
lteullna Der Sorbc beS Soares 81 De-
tileeli, lit nift neil. ltniere @roB.
eltern beniltten nSolbei.Sb ee," I'M
ibr Saor oilnfeI ullb ~giGn5cnb SIT cr-
haltell. @erm ibre Soare ollsiielel,
brilbtcn iie Salbei ob mo benllsten
Den IbgllB bdpon als @egenmittel.
Seutc bralld)en mir Dies nid)t n,ebr
81 tbun. Siidtioe Gbemifer perrid,.
ten Dies icbt iiir ms. @ir perlan.
gen bellte Oeren Trpbuft: .8petb
Sage ono Sulphur" Salbei uto
Sbmeicl iii rid,tiger StGrfc cntbal.
teno. Nue glltcn g~poibefcn iiibren
es fir soc. nnb $1.OO bie 6!aihc,
ODER es miro oirctt gegen g~inicnouna
oeS Ereiies perianot bon ser @petb
Chemical 60, "A GortIanot. Ctr,
Nem-Oorf Gitp.
81 %oerfaltien bel Scr Heob Tr,,a
60, SpesiaI.agenten, 9erinaton. uno
@oparb.S trabe. CO
3d0e tRrfs Maslanb beiurat 6. Nalue, lf3
CHAM M nj rRs3fF MakR lxunuo. A..E~ -. =
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tDcib, .5lpritcr eiruteliaiit BOB. Sotfs.
Tclomcbcl U, Grippelloorf.

Son Scc uhb Sofrn. =
Ginctn bier ciuaetroffenen aabel.
gramm 5uiplge fll6r Der Torooeutidc
>lupo Gun1pter "Nbcin", aeiterH
9tud)nlittog Inn , l(br nit $40 Sui.
Ingiercl1 an 9nro nod Baltimore.
Mie bercitS bcrid)tct, febrer nit Die.
lem Gnmpfcr piele 9oltinlorer BON
cincm 9eiltG Ser often 6einlot6 SIT.
riid.
- Ter 5ll Canton Sonom Tor 9(lts
fer iic0cnOe itnlicniihe arclBcr st.
ma" lulroc acltcrll iuieoer bon Suit
ocrten bon SnItimorerli bciid,tiot.
Ginc @eienldnit Don Offi5ieren uulo
&Gocttcn ~itnttetc 0eitern Maihingtoll
cincu Nclltd) db. Nnl fommcnoell
Wiittmod) pcronitolten Die bieiigpn
Stuliencr iiir Die Sfii5iere lulo
Mnlnidoiten oes &~rel5ers cine SSelt.
lid)fcit I'M Hipcr.& ieu-Earf, nit mel
der cin Wotnrboo -Genncil pcrbln.
ben miro.
&niolge beS beitigelt @inbes,
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tonicn 9cItcrn mr. orei Tuitcrboote
bier oll. Gic NllItern iinb poll germ.
ger GllolitGt, bafiir abcr INN 10 tbcll-
rCr.
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Baltimore 3ampf.Tadct- Gumpaanie
IWIte inb. 5NherIdliae Wais0lnie.l

quite .unb 5rnerldffiae 0aisQiuie.l "a
Hie Bcrelnisie etaatensBoft befbrbernb: -
1al1pfer ,ubret .tieIin. GoniItueS alSae.
1sn'D%sn Dor BEN sga5 aine..aisrs ~. 8 Bio
$50 Mbenos bireft mah Oh BDint Qomfori.
Horfolf mn Portsmouth, 20. 1920
w PIP Roint gnftlnb an &c. 4 O.,Bobn.
ra@ &itmono, anberbeiu Sreimal bic Ms9e
g I,s rWoiralmia Naoiaaiior GO" mad Salnes
~ aor Myn!hins mt q. .aiIaniie GSaft cine aabn..
stn Pain" Sirainta gabna mnS ~ofb Semi.
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gnrf. ~ w. NV "eH'
Ma5I8eiten na@ emropaitdem gIan. 0tefe
Sqnlpfer baden I~urliri5fe .aaiiiten, belize ,lnS
a AZ ShB. ODER saIstpaHcr-Sdber. eisitriiGs
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9rlIIt Rlilbina" uno snbamab's. Tr. 100, gorb.
ebarIessetrabe. .Hampfer NIT ~~iiniteS" Sun.
q item aisaeftaifet
ErdItoent II. Gen. 'geanaser. Sen. Vaf. 'Nasnt
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& Iiners Sransport. 50.
3Nomhfer.Qtutk.

Srn1t anb 8nNeBiere. a.
Nadl Bottom unb bens DeeM.
SJnnfa9. Yienitag .nno Sreitag. 9 ubr UhenoS'
Man Hruuibencc unb bern GNeN. >.
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Wadb Neppprt News.
1dglt@, aiSeenpmfnen Gonnerfta0 u. eatnfta0.
@ ubr glbeuoS.
. GroM. nneenommen tdeIi6 btS 8 utr Nadu,.
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.. y. NatSsein, slgent. Bier 3, SUB 9 .,0ap.Gtr.
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retf oMr Debrauu in Der Gar:Sen. uuS IA,
SPECIALIZATION nm 10.0O e{tenbe.
Meferoi.uns bon saainr IN G@Iaf. bjes 3ap.
Ior'2SneecnSe Gpetfer1ten etc. tpesAen f6neu
befurgt pee 1elepbon tn nlen fo!eenben 6justI
g.. ct. Rnul 1924. ODER Wab. GourtioMb 1901;
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gauibensE ta,ion Observation-Disclosures. 6.
Ct. Houl 646. obee Wib., gourtlanb 174o, mi
yr. h26. 6fh'eroobtpab.
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&YennioIuaaia. Giienbab.,

7.35 m,org.-ga@ Vort. aasaen. Gcnntaas.
$50 Wsorg.-Na1 Cello, MIR GonHtaoS.
$50 Wsorg.-yah Belair, anSgen. eonntoaa.
f2. 05 Gadn.l9fn4 Nedtr. au3uen. eamttao6
uto SorufdgS.
100 Nddbm.--Na9 weIair, MUIR GonntGoS,
100 Eadbin.-gd3 Heidir, uur GamffooS.
$50 Nathm.-Td1 1orf, ailSaen. GcrfffnaS-
400 Va4m.-Ta4 Delta, iir Sonut0aS,
BIO Mn&m.-Na4 eeIair, ailsge1i. SonRtpaa
$40 gbenos-Ge9 Telfa, auS0en. eonulo6N.
ll.u9 Noenos-sta0 Dtlta. uue SonrtodA
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plumbing, 5urnaces, Nanges unb
Sefen. SnhOeten uno Hinnen.
Yennett Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
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Warmor. nn> @rantt.@ erfe.
g. 8ilsdrtuer & ebbue, Tails ageft.BaItt'
mpresGtrabe,
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Yau . Waterialien, Sbiiren, JenIter'
raDmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sames .. softer & Co., 115-117 SaS'Greee'
ridsGtrabe.
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len fir Mtonot NllgilIt ol,f oie beil
9etrnq bon $4,000 Observation-Disclosures
itGhtiidlen Gcpniiten bel Der ,Natins
ual Wcfo1its. Gnnf." Sefanntlid
itclltc lid Die Tinun5.Gon1miiiion Dor
eini1cn @od1en oui Ben Stunoprnft,
bob bic Stabt ,}inicn uui lire Iepo.
iitcn erbalten ioIltc, inlls Oiciclbcll
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prrtrnt Oonlols Die Nnlid)t, oob Die
QetrGgc bicier 3inicn foltm Der
Viiibc ieill miirocn; NM nit
Dem qcitriNel1 Gbed 0ldllbt cr oil
better Die Iiid,ti0fcit oicicr Nniid)t
bclplc'cn SIT bubtll.
Toti5en.
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5llnt Snipcftor lillb MedynlulNatrodcr
I'M Nurcall bc$ Collectors Ser @oi
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Der NodJfol9cr ocS Scrrn Sumea L.
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pcrintcuOcnt Oca itdotiihcn @clcltd,
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oil alien gobnb0ien Ser Stoot @ill.
fommeu6nAcn 81 crridtcL Die muh.
reno Der Gumfcl6cit glGn5cuo illltmi.
lirt lucr0en iollen.
Wnr0e 5n rcd. - Ser 80
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Nr. 34OI IluonitraBe, lulroc geitcrll
6llrd Midtcr Sbompion in Der Guns
onFoll5eiltation luegel rnoroentli.
den 9etro9cna nit $25 uno Soften
hcitroit. 0lrtber fam an WittluodJ
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unb perlongte bon Dem Yoli5iiten
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fountc, lultrbc @iillther ongeblid 10
unpcrid)Gllt, Dob ocm 9lnurod nid)ts
Nnocres iibrig blieb, als i'm bintcr
Sd)Iob unb Hiegel 3u b%ringen.
Gcroientc Nnerfcnnun q.
Serr Sariel tS%elbtnanll, Der be-
rGbrte Tirigcl1t Der itGotiif)en Hurf'
&upelle, lpuroe AM Wittluod Nbeno
Gelcgelttlid bes Gon5ertes I'M Grub
Siu.lurf BON elmer 9ln3ubl ieincr pie.
len 0cmunbcrer nit eincm prGdti9et
aorbe Hoien iibcrroiht. glui elmer
Geiqelegten anrte briidten Die @eber
Sen @uuih olls, bob es linen nod
Ionge uergonlt icin nloge, Den @eilen
Der aopcne inter Srll. 6elonnnn's
iiid)iiger @eitung 5i laitiden.
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- Yaris - Sambnra.
Gbciapeatc Stcamfbip Gumpauh.

SItuWIUtp NUtnpal0.
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Jul. NurfpI. Glib Haint Comfort 4. ben eRheu
faglid, duSeeii. Soirtag. lin $50 NbenoS,
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WtdtMpub
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9r~ult.g
,Warplanb srut Co.," sorbiped.gde GaIbe,t.
MnS German.Strabe; s. 2. Zimmerman.
Serbs Gpencer. iun, SiilfS.G 4atueifter;
Nan Gfinner, SiilissSeiretdr.
Baltimore 1rmt 4 Guarantee &C.," Equitable
Yuiloing. .
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&upferibmiesa unb Hlumbers.
Sobn Snbsrt, TIA 1bamessGtrabe. Y. 4 3.
Ielepbou: Wolfe 1899.
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aart a. ~. ednlV, 126-t29 3atp Ruilbtne.
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Hationol .Vunfen. 4.
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nGsehern s~iational Dant," Ia Toro'0utdfu'Sfr
VI. Wiariott. aafiirsr. -.
Soutbs uno 9ombaro'Strabe.
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8eitungen, 3eitldriiten, etc.
,1te Baltimore s,c,ps Co.," Oap.o Hbeterou'
bic, Vef&dftsfiibrer, 31s Welt'Se Hnah'ott.
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&iauos mo SrgeIn.
GhaS. WR. eticft, 8 goro,2ibertp.G trabe.
Nm. anabe & 80, Yarf.glDe. unb Gahet:e.Gtr
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@tgentbums a9enten uno S1noler.
Yisrre s. Sxsan & Eepbep, 10 Oftaerinaton
Strabe.
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8fanbleib. @eihdfte.
,Gpnfolibateb 2San Co.," 1 bs0ab sStrabe
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Staats-0 anfen.
y9eutffe Uauf BON Baltimore" baltimore
unb SoIibdps GtraBe. gluauft Weber. Hrdih
bent; e. 3. Slot, ~S6aSmetfter.
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Spar-Vanfen.
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uno BdItimpresStrabe. !
,et. SameS Gparbanf," BaItimoresGtrdbe unS
@uftom SpnfesIoenue.
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Bidder, gonoitor. un6 Sotel.
gebarfs.I rtifei.
The Nners & Slas Gu. tO4 ShbsSoparb.str.
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Vledplatten, WtetaI, ETC.
sssm,. Gennin. & 81. (tneorporirtI, 1915
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