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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
Real Estate Sense
BY The
Home Realty
Company
2OOS1l Third Ave.
P PGGa 1888

Birmingham is growing in SO many
ways and directions and its growth is
diversified in the extreme, but the lines
1t is following in its growth are very
plainly apparent to anyone who will stop
to think and now, more than at any time
In this wonderful city's history, 1t is an
easy matter for any one with little capt.
tai to make a 1udicious and very profita-
BILE investment, 1t is not question of
how much money you have got but how
sincere you are in wanting home. 1t is
not beyond your power of observation to
tell in which direction this growth Is ex-
tending and you cannot make any mis-
take in buying or investing along these
lines. Now all our actions are based on
the assumption that Birmingham will
continue to grow. We are not exploiting
any particular locality as a residential
section for you to moke homestead, for
we have witnessed the sacred precincts
of the South Highlands being invaded by
business houses, and SO through sew
eral solid residential locations, so we say
that no man can say to Birmingham,
SO far thou shalt go and no further, but
we do say to you that want home, In
vest now. The panic is over, the whisky
evil has regulated itself to every ones
satisfaction, the business interests have
entered the new year with tremendous
vigor, new industries are coming to life
in this city every day, some sections are
building up more than others, and this is
particularly true of West End If you will
write us, call us, or come and see us, we
will extend you every courtesy and IA
cility in our power to convince and show
you some of the best homes in this dis
trict. Put your time against ours and we
will make money for you. and get you
beautiful home at a price that will not
be possible six months from now
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
FOR RENT.

SOUTHSIDE.
1900 Avenue I, s rooms, $500.
s14 18th street, 8 rooms, $500.
500 18th street, s rooms, $4,000.
1905 18th avenue, 5 rooms 5000.
16o5 18th street, rooms, 5000
COZ 18th street, s1s
S27 18th street, rooms, $500.
1911 14th avenue, rooms. $500.
712 18th street, rooms, $3.50.
$40 22d street, $500.
1902 10th avenue $500.
200 9th street, 5000
NoRTHSIDE.
EOS 18th street, 1890.
1920 9th avenue, rooms, 5000.
1923 9Th avenue, rooms. $4,000.
1908 18th avenue, 8 rooms, $1,000.
1875 9Th avenue, Z rooms, $1,000.
1911 28d street, rooms, $500.
2012 9Th avenue, rooms, 5000.
422 10th street. 5000.
WEST END.
215 Elyton street, s rooms. $4,000
b29 Princeton avenue, s rooms 5000.
1923 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms, 5000.
$40 LIST avenue, B rooms, $21.50.
lilo Cotton avenue, rooms, $500.
S22 LIST avenue, $21.5O
$50 Tuscaloosa avenue, 10 rooms, $4,000
College and Princeton ave-, 10 rooms, sac
THOMPSON q BOOTH.
2i13 First Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Situation as general stenogra-
pher and office assistant, with first
class concern, by thoroughly competent,
experienced young man of several years
experience. A No. 1 references fur
nished Address W-62 care Age-Herald.
2-S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02

WANTED-Position by young married
man as shipping clerk or city salesman;
best references; salary no object; must
have work. Address G-64, care Age-Her-
aid. 3-2-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED Intelligenf, hustling statesmen
for magnificent new maps; quick sellers.
Extraordinary chance for workers.
State II you have had experience. Hud-
gems company, Atlanta, GA. 3-2-1ot
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
Rooms-WANTED-Board.

IOOUIIlto- w h1N I liz 11OdI u
couple to board In
private family. 2109 18th ave, S.
2-26-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02
WANIED---MALE HELP.

w AIN i Elj---M A1IEI HELIX.
WANTED-Young men, both white and
colored, to prepare for railroad firemen;
brakemen. sleeping car, parlor car por-
terS Experience unnecessary. Prepare
for position at home by mail. Write
for application blank Name position.
Address / Railway c. l., No. As, Indian
apolis. Ind. 2-27-sat-tue-tf
WANTED-Competent and experienced
general bookkeeper by large mercantile
house. Address, stating qualifications
and giving references, P. o. Box 1888,
city. 3-2-3t-tu-thu-sat
WANTED-Competent male house SER
want; must know how to milk. Apply
2173 Highland avenue.
WANTED-Machine feeders, planning
mill; operator for ice plant; man steno-
grapher; plate glass cutter: drill run
ners and machine men; other openings.
ass Hood building.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-02

YOUNG man of 2 years experience with
railroad and government desires posi-
ton as office assistant; knowledge of
stenography. Address O6i, care Age
Herald. 3-2-2t
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" ANTED----FEMALE HELP.

WANTEDISettled German woman with
experience, for general homework in
small family; references as to ability re-
quired. Apply Bell phone 1901, BESSIE
mer, Ala. 2-23-2t-tu-su
EANTED-Girs to work in candy fac
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
Card of Thanks.
Cox

We wish to thank our dear
friends for the MANY kindnesses
shown us during our recent be-
reavement. Sinner and hel, peo-
pie always had warm spot in
our hearts. 1t is spot no longer,
it. covers the whole heart. 1t
was Lewis wish to come back to
Sinner and play with his little
friends, time and again, but it
was not to be. He is happy now.
Sincerely,
A. B. DUNN AND FAMILY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01

danes Sophia Flato, Eliza Wei
hansen, Habermacher, Amsler,
Chas. Flato, w. T. Amsler, Cho-
vanetz, Welhausen, 3, Merrem,
Earl Fry, Bell Green and Philip
Welhausen of Yoakum, Gantert,
Grasshoff, r. Meserburger, Stu
ermer, Thornton, Carnes, Gray,
Plagcman of Lane City, 'Adolph
lBlohm, and Misses Jessie, Berta,
Tommy and Liggie Thornton,
Sophia Amsler, Ethel and Edna
Burl5ett. Tillie VOTERS, Valesta
Vlenta, Jewel Mitchell, Lille
VOTERS, Ella Richter, ANA Koch,
Mary Martin, Mau q kane,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01


Co. as stenographer.
Window glass and putty at
Drug Co.
H-Work has commenced on then
Sinner brewery and will be
pushed rapidly. The we'll borers
struck good flow of artesian
water at a depth of So feet, but
will continue boring. A full
force of carpenters will be put to
work this week on the building.
st. Nicodemus Magnetic
Healing Oil heals everything.
Stops any pain. Fifty cents at
your druggist.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Gus. Ehlers,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zappe and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Badeker paid
a visit to Galveston last week.
AS a household remedy for
cuts, burns, pains, etc. DR.. Cox's
Barbed Wire Liniment, has no
equal. Price Csc. For sale by
all druggists,
Mrs. A. Pfaender left during
the week for Chicago to visit the
family of her son.
-Free-If DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wine Liniment does not do all
that l., claimed for it your money
will be yefunded. For sale by all
druggists,
Big preparations are under
way for the NWolters-T Thornton
nuptials which take place We'd
nesday, June 80. THE church
has been beautifully decorated
and the guests began arriving
Tuesday. ".
Mrs. L. Ernst and daught
Mrs. Meyer and daughter, M err,
dine, are in Sinner visiting run.
tives and friends. Ella
INN. Herman Weis and son of
Galveston arrived in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Weis is making
arrangements to bring his family
here as soon as he can secure a
residence, 4
MIR. and Mrs. L. M. Koker-
not left yesterday for a trip to
California an other points
They will be absent severa1
months.
/ Mr.. John st. Wrba of Schu
lenburg is here attending the
feast of the Sokol Slavnost al
Bluecher park.
-Messrs. Theo. VOTERS o
Schulenburg and Tom Lane O.
Lane City arrived Tuesday to at
tend the WoltersThornton nup
tials.
Rev. A. N. Pledger was here
Wednesday to officiate at the
VOTERS Thornton wedding.
Mr.. Henry Hillmer returned
Tuesday, after an absence o.
several weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. A. Haxthausen of Hous
ton will be in Sinner on August
End to attend the German cele
bration of Independence. Mr.
Haxthausen will deliver an ad
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. DAME
are in Ell Paso visiting Mrs
Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cox.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
Farm For Sale.

My farm of 200 acres, one mile
from Shiuer, 8 houses, 2 wells
and windmill, 1870 acres in
cultivation. Rents for $500 per
acre. Apply to,Mrs. S. McMur-
rey, Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
A MilIionaire's Baby

attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured OF stom-
ach or bowel trouble any quicker or
surer thani your baby If you give 1t
McGee's Baby ElixirE Cures diar-
rhea, dysentary and all derange-
mehts of the stomach or. bowels Price
25 cents and so cents. Sold by Schlott-
man Drug Co
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01

Burns McMurrey, Selma jung
becker, Minnie Schmidt, Hillie
Wendtlandt, Agnes Stuerke,
Lucy Schwab of Hochheim, Men
duna Meyers of San Antonio,
Mildred Goebel of Yoakum and
Lille Wangemann OF HaNetsvill
A GUGSIk
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr.. l.. NJ Kokernot was a
business visitor to Sinner last
Friday.
IF your eyes are troubling
you, go to l.. Gantert. A careful
examination will cost you nothing
Mr. Max VOTERS and two
sons, Victor and Gussie, were
called to Schulenburg last Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Baumgarten. Postmaster Panne-
WITT also accompanied them.
When you get spectacles,7 be
sure that you get them fitted
right. L. Gantert is the man
who will give you a scientific ex-
animation.
Mrs VIM. Stein of Flatonia
was in the city several days last
week visiting his daughter and
son-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Gehrels.
"A big stock of paints, oils
varrlshes and enamels at Schlott-
mann Drug Co
Mics Lille VOTERS returned
last Thursday from Waco, where
she had been attending the Bay
lor University.
For fine eyeglasses a n d
spectacles go to the Schlottman
Drug CoSs store.
Messrs. L. Trautwein and D.
,,Garbade were called to Cuero
last Friday and again on Monday
MS WITNESSES in the ]. A. Richard
en case./
Boys, get your base hall
goods at Schlottman Drug Co.
IF. r. Luck and party of
friends were out on the river
several days last week hunting
and fishing.
Window glass and putty at
Schlottmann Drug Co. store.
Miss Annie Koch returned
home last Saturday from Vic
toria; where she has been teach
ing aclass in German.
-Df. Cox's Painless Blister.
Guaranteed to blister without
pain or your money refunded.
E'pl, Salp Inv all druppiSts
Commissioner Wagner re-
turned Saturday from Hallets-
Vile after weeks absence.
Ground bones are fine egg
producers. Get some at L. B.
Richter's and feed them to your
chickens.
Miss Tonic Fertsch and Mrs.
VIM. Bonorden of Halletsville
spent the past week with their
sister, Mrs. e. G. Buske.
For Piles, use DR.. Cox S
Barbed Wire Imminent, 25c size.
If it does not give relief or cure
you your money will be refunded.
For sale by all druggists.
1t is highly necessary that
correspondents write only on
one side of sheet, as we cannot
use letters written on both sides.
The Gazette has for sale at a
reduced price scholarship in
, first class business colleges at
Waco, San Antonio, Tyler or Fort
Worth. If you want to give your
boy or girl business education
at a small cost, now is your op-
portunity. Inquire at the Ga
zette Office for further particu-
lars. 44-tf
Misses Eleise Lane, Louise
Paulus and Euhel Griffith, also
Messrs. Kauibach and Wells, all
of Lane City, we're in Sinner
Wednesday to attend the Vol
ers-Thornton wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richter o.
Houston have been in the city foi
some time visiting Mrs. Rich
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Eluedtke. and other rela
tives. They returfied to Hous
ton Sunday where Henry is il
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
A Complimentary Bridal
Shower.

Misses Sophie AmSler and
Ethel Burkett with Mrs. Eliza
Welhausen, June 20, 1909, from
4 to 6 p, M, as compliment to
Miss Jessie Thornton" Such
were the invitations which had
been issued two weeks prior to
the happy event to at least fifty
of the bride-elect's friends.
Many pretty and handsomely
gowned ladies arrived promptly
at the appointed hour, and were
ushered into the parlor by Misses
Amsler, Burlsett and Thornton,
who were in the receiving line in
the reception hall.
When all the invited guests
had been cared for and seated,
Miss Mary Martin arose and
took her seat at the piano and
gave several instrumental selec-
tions, which was enjoyed no little,
folio we'd by a march by Miss
Lille VOTERS, who played with
soft tone but full of meaning.
The honoree escorted by her
cousin, Miss Ethel Burkett, who
introduced Miss Jessie, as the
bride.elect, and in sweet man
ner toasted the honoree, to which
Miss Thornton ably responded.
A beautiful white sunshade.
under which the bride-elect was
seated, with pretty back
ground embarked with MOSES,
ferns and pot plants, presented
oneSof the sweetest pictures ever
SEEM Little Miss Mildred
NWelhausen and Master West
Amsler, Their, followed in line,
daintily attired in spotless white,
carrying with them q large bas-
I ket filed with beautiful linens of
cluny, embroidery and drawn
work, center pieces, and in a
sweet way presented the basket
to the bride. Many pretty pieces
of hand painted china and bric-a-
brac were also received, that
were indeed beautiful
/ Miss Amsler then offered a
toast to the bride, followed by
many others, and all were asked
to drink from a silver cup to the
health, wealth and prosperity OF
the bride to be. Two white rib.
bons7were then drawn, and the
honoree was showered with pink
and white rose petals, which
! meant Good luck be yours,
dear Jessie" Each guest was
then asked to write a recipe for
happiness, signing their name in
Il pretty brides book, bound with
white satin ribbon.
A two course luncheon, con
sisting of salad and an ice course,
were served in the pretty dining
room on little center tables with
linen of snowy white cloths, with
a fern dish on a silver mirror,
containing choice flowers an d
ferns, and this was indeed pretty
A place card with miniature
white satin bag filed with rice
attached to same were used as
souvenirs.
When all guests had been re-
freshed, they were again ushered
into the parlor when each was
given pair of scissors. a thimble,
needle and thread, together with
material with which to cut, make,
stuff and dress bridegroom
i Twenty minutes was allowed to
complete the task, and when time
was called, it was found that
Mesdames Flato and Thornton
had been the most fortunate and
for their efforts were awarded g
] nretty prize-Mrs. Flato a hand
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-07-01
Notice

| have again started myN
ing-up WAGON and will
Sc. 81; s !, I = / ,
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needle and thread, together with
material with which to cut, make,
stuff and dress bridegroom.
Twenty minutes was allowed to
complete the task, and when time
was called, it was found that
Mesdames Flato and Thornton
had been the most fortunate and
for their efforts were awarded a
pretty prize-Mrs. Flato a hand
painted dish and Mrs. Thornton
a blue satin cushion.
Mrs. Plageman sang several
pretty solos accompanied on the
piano by Miss Mary Martin
which were very sweet, and she
fairly captured her hearers.
Parting time was fast creeping
upon the Assem- bled guests un'
awares to them, and all were
loathe to leave such, pleasant
evening. Each thanked the hos
tesses and assistants for the
lovely time had and bent upon
their way homeward.
Those who we're so fortunate
las to be in attendance were Mes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
@roteitmpbet / Stem gorf,

Seq er ful0lten6ig enig me6 Sons
Senle11, 2ilp 9ale, ONT, at Seem Sort
Gelolutionen bar en- Sa0eie. Men
Set ltgner 6em iaa itorartet, SEN ule>
0en0eu &1ife / Seem Oorf og 8roof,
Ign. &un nraa oct D6erligere for
bauie 6em, 1om fife fien6er &lifen,
men fienoer &e0aft9r 9pffer al Ont
tale, at 6enne ra6ifale 0ppolitions-
man0 bil6e bore me6 til ian6an
nogle fraftpatriotilfe Soranltoltntn-
ger. Sg iaa r%epreienterer Sc 10 life
engang noget nGbneb9r0tgt Mntal
al Seem Oorf 9aniferne, Iangt min<
0re Sc mango Guiin6e 2anbsmen6
116oDer 2an6et.
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hi er alle &eprel entanter for bort
690relan6s Sore og go6e Mabn /
l10lan0et", og at ri 6erfor fife lige-
gDl0igt fan ie poa> at S. 6. @brilttn-
len fommer til Magten igienL fgren6
bon bar facet Mlbertt=@letten ba61fet
al Jig.
Set er ser gonlfe pi1t EN- iun6 M}e>
ming /, men Der mna ga bore on6re
Maaoer, at Ri fan gtpe bort Misbag
tilfien0e paa, en6 beo at lobe @abol>
oerm9oer og %be6toge &elolutioner.
Sdbrigt er 6anif BoIitif / Sc ie-
mere Mar blebet iaa forplumret al Set
iplttte6e &enl tire, at alIe 6%an1ffg6te
Men0, baa0e u6e og biemme, mao
fdle fig beifammet ioainart Salen
orejer Jig ON ~Mseiniiteriet og &egie-
ringen" (me6 un0tagelie al &ongen).
Gn Sen al mig, iom for Eioen OPP
boloer, Jig / @D6franfrtge, ifreb iaa=
rle0es fornplig til mig: u6orbol6ene
oerblemme er III iao umulige, taffet
bore bore ~ingmnrige" @%onoeitDre,
at man maa noe item famine fig be6
at bore 1anT."
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
On Jop(.

timber 6enne Oberifrift lfriper
S. / uSSpllm0spoiten" 81. a. fpl=
een0e ON 5ebD:
Sbor er BEN bog itille og uforan-
bret Sen lille, bbi0e 8D me6 Sc rp=
De Eoge 6eroppe be0 &attegat. Ge
ii0ite 80 &ur ipnes at bore gaae0e
iporleit fen ober Ben. Sernbanen,
Ser ct fommen til, gier mel item in
gen Soran6ring. Set er finn lettere
at fomme 0erop, og nogle flere Men=
neifer bar bel facet 9inene op for
5te0ets e~ie110ommeligt lilfar6ige
rige 'Sfipnbe6. Men set lille
ieige 2ofomotibs melanfollf En0en,
Ser gientager Jig b9ilt en- bulp Ones
@ange ON 9agen, %foranorer intet.
peb Set, Ser er SoDeoiagen: gtil-
Sre6e1 og S6pllen. .
SpD ligger Ser, 1om ben laa Ser
| mine 8arn6oms0age, ligger ser
be0 @apet, la1gs Maen, iom 1aar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
Den japaneiiifc Sanbelsfomisiipn,

lom | 0enne Sis bel6ger De 6orene6e
Stater for at iette Jig in6 / Sc ame=
rifanife 6orbol0 og in0le0e 6orbin=
0elier og go0t 6orbol6 mellem Sc to
9onoe, beiegte iio1te ltge DULUTH og
reilte Oerefter til Minneiota Sbil<
lingbper. Oe fom til minneapolis
9en6ag Morgen, oberpereoe CUBS
tjenelten / en- al 8pens &irfer> bbis
Hrnt, Or. montgomery, bg6 Sem
belfommen paa iapaneiiff, og 0eref-
ter bab0e sc en- Gammenfomit meo
Hreli6ent Saft, iammen me6 bbem
Sc ipiite Srofoit / ct at &lubbuiene
pe0 Safe Mtnnetonfa. Ser bleb mel
lem Ereiioenten og Sorman0en for
&omisiionen, en- iapaneliif 8aron,
u0befslet Soriifringer ON n~brgoeligt
genifab mellem SSapan og Mmertfu.
ManOag tilbragte SapaneIerne me6
at ie @pens forifiellige itore Ssn0r-
%itrier, og berefter fortiattes &eiien
til ct. saul. Sapaneierne er !
bpi @rao impo11ere0e al Sc nmeri-
fonife Sn6nltrter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
ia Dr. Qnnk knn1 til Grfnlat1n.
,8erIinq1fe Si0en6e" 1friber:

u8erlingife Si6en6e" friper:
&aa uSans gge0e" treffer ri en-
ung, iolbrpn0t Game, fle6t / grpn.
lan6if 9rogt. Set er Srf. @u0run
2arien, ser for ct Mars Sis ii0er
reiite til @rqnlan6 for at in6toge
Stillingen iom &usbeitprerin0e for
&oitor SeSperi EN- / l1nomaf.
81 be6er Srf. 2arie1 fortelle os
liot ON Or. @oofS &ei1e ne6 9ien>
mem @r6nlano, efter at 0en egenlige
Nor6polsfar6 bar afiluttet. Srpfe-
men opfpl6er be%re0oilligt bort 9nife:
9r. @oof traf for f9rlte @ang at
ter paa @ipiliiationens Segn - flyer
6rgfen 2arien - ga ban onfom til
en- min6re Citation moro for uper-
nibtf. @an mgbte ber en- 6anif l1o.
ligger, 8. b. +. unoerbetient paa ct
al e%l16ite0erne, 1ne6 bbem ban efter
Sigen6e tilbragte en- al Sc be0ite
elmer / tit 2ip. @anife pilt talte
ban @ngelff og l16liggeren Dunif,
men set gior6e intet til. Sagen.
6oritoaelien fom al fig ielo.
S Mpril Maaneo tom ban til
l1pernibif, bbor ban lful6e babe ct
Mg6e ~1neo @eltDreren &raul. Sc
fiat babe iio0et og talt iommen ober
en- Simes St0, fgren6 goof tilfplotg
benfaiteoe en- 8emerfning ON, at
ban vfor &elten bab6e naaet Moro-
polen".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
@ciienbe asent:
Guns @uloen Scnicn.
Salpe Etanbpnnftcr pg balpe
Eitatcr.

Set er cit engal1g for olle falt=
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en- Ss%Snolenoclie til ct 8lao notrpffer
en- big O%pfatning al ct eller a11oet
@pprgsmaal, laa er Bette t t e
set famine iom at @la0ets &eoaftion1
oelcr oen Mnifl1elie, ser er f%rennlot
al ss,1oienoeren. Del er iimpelt ber1
en- 8etegnelle al at Sno1e1oere1
faar 2ejligbeo til at fremiGtte | / n
Mening, intet an6et. Set er oerfor
life vfair", mar andre 9la0e citerer
iaooolme Sn6ienoeli er og betegner
Dem iom l1otrpf for Sc Mnifuelier
set 8loo far, / bbilfe St1olenoel1en
oprin0elig bar peret optaget. @t
-finoer Mnle0ning til at bap6e bette
operior forifiellige @la6e 9iten,
iom bor oeltaget / 9ebotten on Sen
megct omtalte SEEM Oorf 9feiolution.
81 proteltercr imo6 at blipe taget til
Snotagt for SEN @aaitan6, at 0onife
Mmerifanere life ifnloe pere ful6t
berettigeoe til at tage Stanopunft /
&iemlanoets &olittf og u0tale 0eres
Mening ON Sen. Set bar ri &et til
Iige iaa fl1l0t lom bore 2anosmGn6
/ andre 2anbe, / Splflan0 og @nglan0
I. CTS. Scr er ingen @rlrn6 til, at Ri
ifaI Itiffe pore Mul fuel ler UNDER Sto=
Ipn.
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st af6rnbt @eobeleb.

G%ugblo6et u&bila6elpbia &reis"
bapOe foranitoltet ct al 6e NH til
Ddgs iaa almin0elige Mntomobil-
Gao6eldb tpGrS ODER 2an0et> me6
Geattle u0iti1lingen iom gnoemoal.
2gbet fom in1ioIertio til en- brat Off
llntning, i6et en- al 8ognene D9lee-
Be be0 Mobeionia, Ba., bporpe6 en-
al &asiagererne, en- al 8lo0ets He-
portere, 0rpbtes, Ell an6en .Mono
iaareoeS iaa baar0t, at man tpipler
ON bans SIP, me0ens to andre fit
lettere 6aar. @a6oelgbet bleo itrafs
itan6iet.
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ga11e Dse66elsfie loo iHts 81 f5aK .
oerlig at infpdnere ST Rraul, tbi
alt, bpao ban fanot Mnleoning til
at beunerfe, bar bette:
uSar Sc n9ret belt beroppe?2"
ct Sp6rgsmaaI, 81. goof n1eo ,1ogen
|Gorbapielie moatte beipare befref.
tenoe, bporefter ST.. &rauI paarp
ipurgte:
u6ar De mango @omaffer?"
&omaffer er Gus!
S;uper1nioif Booze Doftoresrr
bos 8aitor 8dIIe. ser fotografe1re,.
oes ban | fin MoropoISbrogt Ser Be.
itoo al ct @ar Butter al moifusofie-
bl6 og en- &epeftn6spels.
Meo Dampesrien r@o6tbaqb" tog
ban til ltnamaf og bi6ere til gge-
6eSmin0e, bbor bnn boeoe bos &a-
itorin0e @drenien, bbem ban pe6 Mf-
ife0en ifienfe6e ct thermometer Ser
bap0e foretagf &eiien me6 til Norb,
pollen. acknowledgements &uitru,
6ru @binien, fit en- @toppenaaI.
@an0elscbef @eicbe CAB / gge0es,
min6e ct @bampagnegiloe, be6 bbil-
fet Dr. @oof taffe6e for al Sc Gam
ifes @emligbe6.
Sortn6en Doftoren forGo6 @ge6es>
minoe, foretog ban / Sngenier MDe,
boes Motorbaa6, ser feres al en- Sre-
oerifsbapner, &r. CHARLES MieIim>
en- u6flugt til BET nerliggen6e ga,
fobSbabn, bbor 9amerne pluffeoe
bele &~aartotter 10 al bans Moifus-
off ebenfle6er - til @%rin6ring!
S %ggeoesmin6e git Goof ON 8or6
/ ~@ans @geoe" og bar, iaa bi6t
jeg fan ifj6nne, funoet &eiien BERTH
operoroenlig bebagelig. &ber @ften
bar ban mes lit itt1le, taalmo6ige
emil fortalt ON fin &eiies 9@pentpr
og Strabaoier. @tille, b%elfe6en og
for6ringslgs er ban> Sen itore
Mon6.
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SiltaIe.

~SSa, Sc mao unoifpl6e mig, men
leg beo fife, ON @e pnifer leg ifaI ii.
tulere Gem Hnofesior, MI ba De bar
mootaget n6napnelien, eller De fore.
treffer ct blot og bar &r.?"
yMa, fa10 mig for, bba6 9e felp
gnifer. Sgaar mg0te jeg en- ga1nmel
Sen, iom fal6te mig for en- S0iot!
So, ia, bal" !,
uSSa, men Set bar iiffert paret en-
&erre, iom bar fien6t Gem goot."