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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

Misses Luella Cunningham and
Grace Gushing of Milbank were the
guests Sunday and Monday of our
teachers Misses Ralph and Carlman.
Miss Lizzie JOHN returned from Mil.
bank Monday evening.
c. L. Preston came down from Sis.
seton Saturday, remaining till Tues.
day So that he might vote.
Mrs. Hortsmao, of Twin Brooks, was
a Corona caller Sunday returning
home Monday.
Iro Puder returned Mondav evening
from his trip south. Iro says that
country is all right, but he likes old
South Dakota just as we'll. Toomauy
colored boys to suit lrO.
The Misses Emma and Lizzy Schaf.
fer came up from Milbank Monday
evening to visit their sister, Mrs. Hass.
Mrs. Preston ond daughter Ruth
went down to Milbank Monda y re-
naming over until Tuesday.
The question of whether Corona Va:
to have . saloon was settled at the
] uoSQ0v oleCtiO0, Tue VOte OelpS ~
against aud 40 for license.
John Hass' children are 90 the sick
list this week.
Born March 3, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chss. Hart Of Melrose, . fine big girl
OF South Dskota's regulation, weigh,
and fiueness,
Rorn Fab "a. tn Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Christians. sr., a baby girl.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Stockholm. Mardh 2.

Stockholm. Mardh 2.
Chas. Chester had the good luck to
catch a wolf last Sunday, good for
Charlie.
Frank Baker has bought Mr.. En-
gels house, and will move into it
about March Is.
MIR. Bergren started building his
machine shed the first Of the week.
Miss Mabel Hanson is no better.
Doctors say there is little hopes of
her recovery.
This old March wind is getting
away with the snow very rapidly.
Mr.. Fred Filoert FROM Twin Bross
was q caller here last week.
NJ. j. Filbert wasa business caller
At Twin Brooks this week.
Chris is getting ready for another
buggy ride sunday.
DR.. Kriesel from Milbank was here
this afternoon looking after Mas
Hanson.
Fred Woockman's children have
the scarlet fever.
Vern Filbert rallied off his horse
and talking machine today. j.. M.
Filbert was the lucky one TO draw a
harness rack in shape of q horse, and
Mr.. Strage Of South Shore will O
be amusing himself at our pen
playing with the machine.
We think that Chris has got a tie
pass from the railway company to
carry baskets down to the hello Office.
Frank Baker is now looking around
for common hay since he disposed of
his valuable trotting horse.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
..Maryin Mutterings.

Marvin, March 2.
Martin Goresen was up from Orion
vile Wednesday last week for a days
visit with friends.
James Kane has his ice house filled
with Ice.
Geo. Berg went to Aberdeen Wed.
nesdAy.
a. 9. Arvidson bought q horse
Wednesday.
A boy wss born to Mr.. and Mrs. K.
q. Stahl on Wednesday night.
Miss Karolipa Wick left Friday for
Pesver, where she Intends to work for
some time.
Mrs. James Kane and the Misses
Nellie and Winnie went to Milbank and
Mrs. Arthur Hanson to Twin Brooks
Saturday.
Miss Christina Olson came up from
Milbank Saturday night to spend Sum
day and Monday Of home.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

Erick Folken and Guuder Johnson
from Toronto, this tate, came up
Saturday to took over land barg aims.
The following were elected at the
town election Yesterday:
Supervisor-P. Z. Higgins.
C.erk--R. A. Peterson.
Treasurer--H. Davidson.
Assessor--A. H. Anderson.
Justice--A. G. Anderson.
Overseer-Ed. Dorff.
COn.table--P. Eastman.
Road Overseers--B. Jorgeuson and
P. Kane.
The voters authorized the ~supervi-
sors to buy land for three roads into
Marvin from northwest, northeast and
southwest, which settles the road oues-
ton satisfactorily to all concerned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Elmira Happenings .

Elmira, March ,.
Having received word that her
daughter. iu-law was sick, Mrs L. J.
Story left via Aloee for Montevideo,
Saturday.
Albert Mspes had q vacation Tues
dav on account of election and during
part OF the day visited Vernon No. 4.
Mrs. Carlin il on the sick list this
week.
Minnie GArvev returned the frst OF
the week from an extended visit in
Iowa smong friends and relatives.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Mazeppa Happenings
NJ aZeppa, Feb. "a

MaZeppa, Feb. "A.
A number of the friends anu neigh.
bors of Mrs. N. II. Adolphsen, learn
iog that her birthday was SATURDAY..
Fec. 20, met At the Adolphsen resi-.
dence to help her celebrate the event.
Dancing and card play ing was indulg-
ed IN and . fine supper was served at
II O'Clock, after which dancing was
resumed and all went home feeling
that they had had a good time, aud
wishing Mrs. Adolphseu many happy
returns of the day.
August Fronke, who has been stay.
ing with his brother Albert for the
past " months, has gone to Grant
Center. whore he will make an extend
ed visit.
G Fister, who for some time has
resided on . farm near Strouston has
gone to Summit.
Miss Ella Adolphsen is going to
Milbank to r for Mrs. Thad Full.
ler. g.
March 2.
There 10 to be a birthday party at
Geo. Stoddard's Friday night, it
being Mrs. Stoddsrd's birthday.
There was a dance at Fred Bescow,s
last Saturday night. A good time
was had by those present.
Miss Tina Mattice has gone to Sum.
NIT to work At the Summit house.
About all the teachers in .his vicin-
ity attended the teachers meeting At
Summit last Saturday.
The following officers we're elected
,. the town meeting Tuesday:
MAZEPPA.
Supervisor--Will Boice'
Clerk--F. A. Zeilskey.
Treasurer--F. Hanson.
Assessor--C. D. Stoddard.
Justice Of Peace. Allison.
Constable--G. G. Shippy.
c. D. Stoddard and family visited
at George Stoddard's Sunday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

LaBolt, March, 2.
Albert Anderson is doing repair
work on one of Eric Molkerson's en-.
gines.
The hardtime dance, which was
given by the bank boys last Saturday
night. was . grand success.
Nj. Linn 10 employin ing extra help at
present for the purpose of opening
waterways along the railroad track.
He states that IL has been q long time
since he saw such : sudden aud large
now Ut water 1t there was last Tues-
day.
LaBolt was nearly deserted on
March 2, election day, on account of
every voter being so interested in the
local welfare of the town that q drive
o Strandburg on the occasion was
only . pleasure to him.
The following is the result of Tues.
days election:
GEORGIA.
Supervisor--Joe Eiixson.
Clerk-C. E. Enquest.
Treasurer--Mr. Hauklsnd.
Assessor Louis johnson.
Road overseer--C. E. Englund.
Everybody invited to attend the band
concert, followed by q basket social
10 be held at the LaBolt hall, March
10. The boys are we'll drilled and
have something good TO present to
the crowd on that evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Racket Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware, Can u y 4 Nm 00Ao
dies, Cigars, Tinware, Toys, Granite Ware, u hhA6i kkuH
China Dishes and many other goods. MMBANK, s. D

Treasurer-C.J Lingren.
Clerk--A. M. Anderson.
Assessor--C. f. Bergeuist.
Justice of Peace--Henry Nelson.
COnstabie--A. J.. Peterson.
Road Overseers- LIST district, w.
Hedlnan: 2nd district, Aug. Anderson:
5rd district. G. G. Swan: 4th district,
w. S. Miller.
The meeting voted $500 for bridge
and TO have the township sur.
yeyed during the coming year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

MessrS. julie Dauman and Ed. Mar.
quette hauled hay for Mrs. Dauman
last Friday and Saturday.
The thaw TUESDAY filled the sloughs
and runs with water and where the lat
ter we're damned up it caused consid-
cradle looding.
We are all looking forward to the
dance at Mr.. Strains next Friday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Strandburg..

1fnpsspolis 3 ". l.. Time Table, strandburp
Passenger going east, except Sunday, $50 !. n.
passenger going east, every day 49,. II 10 q. m
PASSENGER going west, except sunday sos p. m
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

Charles Foss visited with VIM,
Paulie over Sunday.
Carl aid left for Canada Sun
DAY night, where he intends to take .
h ,meste ad.
VIM. Koepke aud J. n. Nancy with
their families drove our from town
and Del Sunday with VIM. Merteos.
There was not much excitement At
tn election this time.
The revival meetings started ia the
Grant Center church on SUNDAY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Center Sayings

Grant Center, March 3.
Jake Bear and VIM. Mortens and
families spent Thursday evening with
Fred Lamm.
The quarantine has been raised .
T. Oehlers and Mr.. Oehlsr has re
turned home again.
Rudolph Ernest has brought his
seed wheat from George Oehler.
John Blem has bought : fine new
gasoline engine.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Stockholm.

TINE TABLE-GREAT NORTHERN
No. l36, passenger, goiog east ..Y45su
No. lV, passenger. going west SO D. m
No. S3n, mixed tram gong east 40 =, m
NO 3-9, mixed train. going west 49,. d: l5 p.n
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05

Twin Brooks Meetings
P~rotracted meeting are being
held in the Methodist church at
Twin Brooks mmencing the
tirst of the week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
South Georgia News

South Georgia, Feb. %.
John Hagen and Eskel SwensOn
we're at Round lake fishing Sunday.
Good luck is reported.
Louis Johnson and Nels Nordquist
visited 1T Hagens place Saturday.
Oscar Larson left for Madison,
Mimi, last week.
Lars slim visited a. Orlies Sunday.
Oscar Englund visited At Nordquists
Sunday.
George Lundborg was hunting
wolves Sunday.
Willie Englund and Louis Johnson
attended the pure seed talk at LaBolt
the 18th.
Hans Helgerson, the tree agent was
around last week taken orders for
trees.
Louis Johnson transacted business
in Revillo last Friday.
War Larson took in the sights in
Strandburg Saturday night
/, South Georgia. March ,.
L. j. Englund aud his son Addie re-
turned from Minneapolis last Wednss.
day.
A. w. Carlson, of Portland, visit
ed at s. N. Nordquists last Wednes.
day.
Hilda and Oscar Kienaar and Miss
Larson. all of Portland. attended the
hard time dance al LaBoit Saturday.
Everybody around here who attend
ed the maritime dance at LaBols went
home satisfied that Ole A. Haug is a
first class IN ,slciau in his line.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-05
Around b o LaBOlt

CHURCH SERVICES
Rev. Miller. pastor
CHURCH. SUNDAY afternoon at 3 D. m.
Sunday school from l:3O p. m. to ) y. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
SGwcii.

8ern. Der fnpeiseriide g2ntios
nolrntb, beltsbenb aus 1877 WitgIiss
bern. iebt ii9 gegcnfudrtis ais fofeen.
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tere $4,000 5rancs tenamentorif1.
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Sir ben llnitaii Iinc 10000 Grares
bepilliat.
Reuenburg. SIN pislen Baden
bi.ies aontons 3eieen Iidp bic Grebie
ipieSer in grocer Wense. Die Reaies
run9 6atte 1Geroines cine fiinfidbriae
Ghon5eit anseorbrsi. SIM 8nfe 9ieo
iv,roen 3. 9. i'm September 1908 20,s
900 BIG $4,000 Stiid sefangen. Die 81
60 syrnnes bos Sauienb bsrtauii MIR
bet.
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Staot Baltimore.

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m1bnicu 2ofaI furS nor M%ltternutt
ciuen gcirlt, abit0tteterL iunoen lie
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bei'm AnbIif ser Nluurodc rnf uuer
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Die 1ulli frci nua9ilgcl1 - lrllroe NIT
81 8eloItraic belegt. 8cgcn Die Gt'
0entbiilmer be5 Elabcs iDar Die YIN
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Den. bod) mur0c oielelbc mnnaelnocr
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&obe Gcphta, mclder angeblidl Der
9%IrruHRaur be@ SptCld)cu5 geluclclt
mar. ipc1tn Soiten@ cincS Spielti.
ld)ca Dem WCrihtsuerfuhrcn iibcrluie'
len. Gr Iteutc eiir8idait uno mllroc
porlGuiiQ ans ser Snit entluiien.
@ab ihrcn 2 d. ii lern & III,
pfnng.- 1Sruu Wnrgaretbe Noblp.
Die betowtc Mliiitlcbrerin Gab ibren
S,hiilern ilrm Shlub oea SSubrc8 ci'
lien Gmpiang IN ibrer @obuung, Nr.
2DS. Sit-Erott1StroBc Sic licb
itrcn @0itcu 5unGd)lt G%ririidungcn
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pultt oc3 NtcnbS biloete Cit Tidnn
Sulo bon NruuuD McNonnl0 Git
u~crtiirc III nGifter mo Bauer. III
ter Den Inluelenbcu %bcfnnbcn iid) Ole
Trl@. Wubel Sd)Gfcr. Cau Sale. Nm.
nic EctterIolL Wubcl Saul. emma
Nommcl. Siqtc Homlncl, Selcn Wol6-
berg. Wfinnie @iuigcs, 9lnnie 9)oung,
Collie Nnll. &oiepbiitc Sncpbs, nan
lmcrUidl. Sennic Srucrruidl Giolu
Nceo, Birdie u. Sdmlc, 9iroic
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pIc'tcilt. Scnlulcttc @crmul, 0cilic
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Scippcr unb &oo 9DiIL ionic Die
6roicn Yctteripu MtcIonulo. SupcS.
Sdulc. Garter. SdJmitt. aniNbt.
EbilppD nll6 bic Nerrcn Altguit @iis
ligee, Sobn Nbllippp %untes aliight.
Charles Sdllle unb Wm. 5. 9tublen.
Maiicuermalter fiir oic
Mount Eernpu Nr0ucrci.
- Iic $50, Sobn Morr, Sohu 9eins
5erlina mo Oscar Si'dncr iuuroen
an Sarnltu9 ais Mdiicucrmultcr Der
Mount Gernon Nrullcrei e%rl,onIit.
Sie itellten $4,000 9urgihoit. Cine
Nppotbcf i'm Nctroac ben $4,000
la'tct uilberoem olf Dem Gigcntbum.
Cine D / \ t [ o c Selc.
pbon Citation. ruie tic bcreit3
III Derifieoeueu olberen StGoten be,
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loll 0cinn1d,it bier eingcridtct pcr.
ocn. Gie lit Ncm Seriep Incorporate
,,NootO Telephone Gompuup" licht
an Der Spibc oea llntcrnebmcnS.
Gin 0urcau lit bcrcits bier cillgcridl
tet morben.
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Sd rcrlebic ein pnor rcd)t GRIND.
lid) l%onglueilige Gage. Ias 9eit
burite ih 5lpor p~crloIicn. lett id, inidt
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ld)leppten Sddte ali adfern mo
Shmetferlingcn fir n,eine Salilin.
lung prdpariren, oenn i'd oiirfte mid
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Yoiuadri9tea ans 2catldlano
@saeyrei6.

Mien. Bon ben ieit MnfaR9 S{s
tober 1908 in Sefterreid lln9orn elm
se5osenen 10000 Griotrsieroiitsn, bic
Iebtbin batten cntioiTen trsrntn iollen,
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E.nitsr bsutlner Mobmungen rnb &c
fmdftsbGuler e%in9efTlagsn, Die Dsut-
i9en nit Steinen beporIcn. 49, Der
bisIiec Suipelier Srontfurter lit Dos
Spfer elmer aus GulIen beiisbenheu
grprsiiers unb Observation-Disclosures gez
porber. GS purbe feline 2cid'e aufees
funoen. Nad) ben 3bGtern murbsu
Nohforf4ungen einssIeitet,
u d. Ius Inlab DsS 60idbrigen
observation-disclosures baa 8aiiers
Sraus Sofepb fdentte bic bieiige
@pnrfai1e Der Staotsemsinbe 250 5000
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biitoriiher MoIenborfet SDGe, al ie7
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beitebenben boben 36Gsn Su entgeben,
pelfe fir auspdrtiqe 5irmen cine
idtpere 9ena6theiligung bepcuten.
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tete ben @utsbeiiber 8atlit uno feline
Srou. W.ioe Iieben i'm NcrraHt, lie
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bobsn.
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aaiiers 5ranS Soiepb 81 3beil &C.
iporbene @usSeihialna suriideenisien.
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sGnge in proa.
2rie It. Die aommiIlipnsiirmu
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Die Pafiipen betrogen $4,000 aros
men. geiddoist Iino flopiIde Banter,
Irisit, 9almotisn unb Gerbi.n.
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ia tiittern loiien ,no 5uirieoen lein.
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miui9feit unb GROCER GelpiIienbaiti9'
felt Ser fir lie iebr IonapeiIieen sIr.
belt unterSog.
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aIein CHI (pelde porn @uge
bes @eIekeS aeh0rt bat): yIber, Va'
pa, Der BoIi5iii bat bod 5ipei Nl..
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$150 iaute1 Elm %pruttooIe Rianino, Wnba'
eo1hs6cbdufe; fdnn BON einert Iteien ntht nus
teri6ieeen tueroen; fir flint Sabre gnrartirt.
Sanbers & stanman Co.,
GnbcItsGde ebarless uno Snpeiie'S irdbe.
(ytobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04

Aue, Hen> 1e,s sepssx1es, tsreAtn ltes
,sr. Mnle'ben rmf edldrs. aN66eI unb 0ninb'
eteenttun. SM 1erirauen. eetne 1oan Sfftee
Methooen. .Selisasse SsteRNfnt Vs." Nc.
49, Wssb!$sea.efraAs tS1s--)
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Gin arpf,er Ynraain.

ante tSarui pon % -9tdern nit fdi1nem
gSobTbnlS NIB Stdlacb.. iGhe bel Baltimore
uub tn oeutffer Nonb1ri6aft. fir $4,000. ipe'
bon bic ,@dlttc ais @ppoibet 't,Jen hleiher fam.
SdmntIideS Srpeniar. fpiC.l and, bic Seiren
Wf6bcl, Silber5cug II. (. ~. ipeldbc3 nlebr, ais
bas Nreifude geioitct bat, fam fir $1,000 irebr
NIT ii5ernonmen ipcroen.
sDer cine foi6c Sarin lpiu nno bas SeIb
naiir bat. ipirh lie iauien, fubulo CT 'te ficbt.
Rdberes bel Sermauu 9uofnhpop, iii Goro.
GBarlecs CITRATE. tSert19, 12llie)
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S215 3rabe Btanino; In taoe1cfem 3uftan'
be: nous @arantie; SefeI uno 9ede.
Gamblers & atasmau Co.,
SlooffsGde Gbarless unb SapeitesStrabe.
Grows
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Serlanat: MGnncr nnb &nabcn.
3erfaugt:
Serlanat I'm Augemetaen.
rseits.MadweitnHas.sar ,an.

TtutfdeS Mrbeiter9ia dIueifnn ge, Puritan.
Inter Der aufnGt ber gCeutftcn Sc!enfhatt,"
GteienigeIt, Die oeutfne SdNbiuerter, slrbetter
uno 3ienftooten III beid)dftigeu iuiinidhen, iupl'
len l6 peribnlt6 poer In iranfirten 0riefen an
Den @genien Der @etenftati, Sobann .. Wscger,
:3inmer IL, gr. 215-2t7, Suurtlanb. strafe,
%tperocn, ipeltter uiteltgeitlidD InSfnrtt crtbetlen
ipiro. Gpred>tiliroer oon / bis . ubr.
SaH27tO
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Steueneguh.
Sn %ucrtanteH.
.3u urriauten aut benz sauoe.

III UtTfduttN hht btM SnHot.
9Seitlt Sic SarrnInnb 5G p~erfdife1 bdbi ODER
III iauicil piinint. pirb eS it'd, fir Sic be5abs
len. bel ms oor5ufpredet ooer ms III idreis
ben. Serilcr quite &dpitdls glElagel in Stabt.
9taett6lini. y. e. Sepis, Mr. 1902. ct.
Scgingtun.s trafe.. sbcne, 81. YuuI 3500-M.
(364--)
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Sill u%ertaufen:
0dnicr TN 600 Bind rSat3lpper.S ctr.

G6eu ~holenbet cine 5teibe muoerner, 6lpei.
fiDdieer Sdrfer, feds Simmer nno Bno. 9aS
Gloici, sinf0Iub an i%dnitdrcn annaI. greio
$3.50. Ytiebrieer tSrnlo5irS. Sbi1e Sduier
baben bube uno eeinnoe Sage. .tud,5rtraGen
bel 4. I. @alngber. Gaumeiftcr. gurean tn
Wr. 2j31, Eit.Wirnument ctr. Nl3-l
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SteQeneeindr.


SirlcaciuG:
Ginc oculfhc Same. 80 Sabre alt. fpridt
fem GraIiih. ilihi StcllC ais QausbGItcrin;
iciuc idperc glrbeif. Ibreiftrc: Faitpr Hp:E,
1905 Seuions ctr, Gpcnitsp uiut. 90
SteNcge1udi:
Sine beutihe Srdu in miitelerem Sitter i,thi
tr9euo ueldhe @efnaitiqul0. Ia b3ufrdScI in
Tr. 1877, snSrc'atrahr, spenlsRoint.
(2--D
ste1egeIndl:
Sleiibitrciocr (WeatsGuiter) ilG Stellila;
quite .3engriie. Wlan a~Sreiitrc: r@. 8. 2Sit,
SurtingbpnseUenue U-3)
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I'm %perfanteu:

Su perfnnfeH:
$3.50 - SIR zines iener pra6tcoHen Siii'
Rorbt&nre.Strake. Geuientirie Trottoire. seI'
ler nno Scf; erdiutrte @aoeipanne NIB sii.
ncnousenB etc. $50 @a1r unb 9feit inter iebr
leidten 9eoineingen iaufen eines iener mober.
men Sdnfer. seifbttet ie unb iiber5eust @un.
Eetr iei9te NeotreuiiGeii. Gbtunrb 8. eturd,
- CIT nab etene. (Suii17,1I,T&S)
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Anleiben ami N66sI xuh anber'
GiderheiteK.
thy Q Drpsent. oenau rdd ben nsusn 9esete.
NnR, n~rtpdtin'. 8t@tev, TT XfU, Dn.seItno.
,Bantaat Dsi1tse".
Ss bes tfiin vim DsnttA eeNssAeA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-04
@tr taben Die folgeuben snten Gans'
Gumplere ann Verfauf:

= u6er $3.50; 8 gder $500: IN gder s4oe;
10 Hder $3.50; 10 Mder 5000; so gder $1,000;
btefer gIdbc itcben Ssltbdume. gier5ie Minr.
ten Sabrt Der eIeffriide 9abr bon Baltimore
pro flnt !Uiuuten 81 5ub bon Der Citation mad
trecno eiueni Der HIdse. &onnen Glide nnpon
hrtcr Ietdten 8abIunQs5ehineuneen oerfaufen.
Ebcnfals Is ELDER srsbe Garn, nit fciiipr H,af'
%erfronte,. unaefdbr siuei M,ei!en bon ~oerfelben
Citation Der eleftrtf9en gabn, NIT eanS urb
snberen 0ebdnlitieiter. su $1,000.
Seorra Mcal.D COMPANY,
81. iii, Rsrb.Gbertss-etsaas.
f4pArsgl 1Sl
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HmfiidJe 8ricfliite.

@aItimorc 4. 31lnar 1909