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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

panld)cn SptlCbatf clltt lrbr lldd)s
oenflidc Diienc. Otml rluBclt bie
Stirn Ncbcinll,iBpol lmo iprid)t pun
,ciner iebr crnltcn Situotion," lGbt
onloblid Ser gepluntcn coliiorniihcn
@ciebgeblng @inte bon &crtrag&
TcrlebrnNcn iallcn mo lpo5itrt, IL
1ilrlid geiprodcn, hit NclprCBtcu Sc-
oern timber. Sn hiplonotlltbcll &rci-
icn miro bieic Eoic oobln intcrpretirt,
ooB mon iopouiihericta ocr pipiiolo.
Niiten Womcnt iiir 0etonlncn rrot-
tct, I'M cinen cnlpGutlId)Cn Trlf III
mnnbiGurildcn 9lng1lcQcnbcitcn onI
hic bicligc 9lominiItrotion nlla}liibcn;
oic 8elc9cnbcit crideinc Nilnitig, ouf
3u9eitGubniiic, lpeldlc Sic inpaniihc
Serribaft IN Der Wtonoihurci icitigcu
ioIlen, alo Gntaelt fir Eic .NCrtrags-
&erletlnlcn" III Californian 5lt britt
GEN. IS lit inoeb nid,t jll crunrtcr,
boB NrGiibent Hooicpclt iih oo,t
brdn1en lolicn miro, troBbcm hic ga.
pnncr 5ur 3cit, no Die mucrifaniitc
Slnttc I'M Stiitclnlecr lid) bciinbct u.
nod baSu Ole ShiIfe iGnmtlib mcbr
oocr nllnocr rcparatllrbcoilritiN lcil
mo1ell, IN militdriibcr 9'cSicbuuN
SEN &prtbeil nllf ibrcr Scitc Dobcu
miirben. Sn bieliaen Sodfreicn miro
conitatirt, COB idmmtlld)c Sd)iiie ppr
niht lau9cr 3eit I'M God guucicl
icien, bob olleniolls einigc Hepuratl-
rem an Der 9Faihincric bcl,Gtbigt mcrs
Den moftcn, ooB obcr anOcrericito bit
Otollndoften ilnpcrglclhlid) uiel bel
icr fiir aftipen Iicnlt porbcrtitct lp1-
rcn, ols ie 5upor, lpe5ieIl ). =. ola
bci'm 9lllsbrll6 oeS iponilhcn &ric-.
gcs. Ilon giebt lih I'M Wtarine.G2-
portcmcnt fcincrleI 9cGngltiglmgcn
bin.
Sic SceitGrfe Scr M d f =.
Die Ger. Stnntcn itcben uIH Sec.
nladt bclltc oil 5lueit1r StcQc lulb
ino Sopon peit iibcrlcgcn lpic Die
nuhfol0cnOc 3iiinrmcnltcIllnN, Die
ollerbingS nllr Die ShlndItldiiie nno
gcpon5ertcn &rcu5cr bon 10000 Spn.
ncn @ebolt einid)licbt 5ci9t:
Gnglano IS Shlohtlhiiie ppn
S6I 100 Sonncn uno 3S gepun;crtt
&relBcr bon l6S,35O Sonncn.
Ser. Stooten - 80 Sd)lnhtid)iiie
bon 1O6,14G Spnncn unb f. Qtpuu.
Scrtc areii5cr DC" IS, .il5 lonntn.
Ieutdlnnh - 2S Sdlod)tidIiifa
bon 35l031 Sonncn mo 10 acpon.
5crte Stronger bon 1889 Sonnen
,Sronfreih - 81 Sd)lodtid)iiic BON
33L L320 Sonnan un0 % aepun3crtc
&rcu5er bon 220,9S2 Sonnen.
Sapun --. 13 S6laftidiiie Don
191 1873 Sonnen lno 13 geponicrte
9rcliScr BON 13S, 100 Sunltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
G'ranoitiitragcn in Spituncr Sd,mlr.

bottom, Niuii, -. Soi,llor.
III cincnr 3ilmcr Der bieiiSen Ybif.
lips. Shulc brad bcrcitS jilni 5lpeitel,
Male III oieier @odje ,Scuer ans, Sos
icood) ourf oen Qireftor Ocs Sniii.
tllt9 rcd)ticiti1 cutoedt imb geloiht
lpllroc, bcuor Sic @eiabr sur aennt
nib Der 300 3oalingc gclonstc. Ga
Die @cb0rSen nnnehnicn. oa6 bcioc
Sale ulti bcobIidlti9tc 9ranoitiitiinp
jurilfjuiiibren iiilo, 10 lpi,roe einc
oltaacoebntc l(nterilhun9 einscleitei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Nla0t anf Shcionllo.

&incollL Nebr, -. ,Snmur. -
Hlltb NrDnn Scuuiit, (ohter bon
Million <. @rpnn, leitctc beutc cine
Sdciollngaflo0c 1c1cn ibrcn @ottcr
Wllliom $, Senpitt ciu, lpcldlcr lid
5lir 3eit in YoriS olihGlt. :. z.
SlQcn Shmogcr bes Sorn NrpalL IL
gImpnlt Der alGgerin. MS @rlmo
iilr Die aInIc miro unaeqcbclL hob
Scopitt nd)t iilr 0cu llntcrboIt icincl
0attin l0rat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Ncimitattcn fir Yniieoier.

Genucr. Golo -. Gan. = Ser
SanGre Oc Gbrilto &ano @raut, cine
Der 1lteltcll Sd)cnfi,ugcn Der merita
nlihcIt JlcNierlrtg, luclde 6OOOOO
9lter lnliabt unh Der GoItiGo.6 6anii
tic aed)enft luoroen lit. che oieies
lcrritorilm BON ben Ser. Staotei,
eriuorben ipllrbc. lit Der 9eiieoeI,ine
ge0iinet luorben. Der grobtc 3beii
oieieS Saroes liegt i'm Can 2uis-
Sbalc, i'm iilolieben SbeiIc oeS Stoa-
res Colorado.
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Nr. D..
,}apnu NIB Nmcrifn.

WcncrQlMuniul APtojrmo ipriht
iiGcr Sic irlun0ihoItlihen &e5ig.
blm0Cn ppiidcn ocn bciocu 2ii!s
bern.
9trm Dorf %. >Sunltar - Cine
bcmcrfcn2mcrtbc 9Iniprod)e ilbcr Die
NejicMnNcn jlpild)cn S0pau lln0
Nmcrifn. ilbcr ruclde 9crabc in oii-
len Su1cn lpic0Cr picl gelprohen uno
Acldlricb1n miro, hiclt gcltcrn Der ia
puuldc NcncrulfonlII Stnfid)i WtiG-
sumo bci OCu od)tcn iGhrIihen 0un.
tctt Oc2 n%emclcrs u adrot Club"
i'll GcInlonico'a Neitultrort lpclhcnl
Cr oIa &crtrctcr bca iuponiIhen 9ot
ihnitcr@ ais Gbrcuqait bci>ppbntt
liuh ciuigcn einIcIt2uoen. ,nge,
ncin luibi1cn Ncncrttlngcr, bic bier
5u &on0e nn iein lpeuig eutuidaltes
NcOnertolcnt gcItrlt lucrben, lagic
Der 0jcncrnltonlul, onB Die oft er.
luGbutc o9Clbe Sefnhr" mir IN mii6i.
gen N0plen criltire lu6 Sopon'a bod
itc 3icIc oli pic GrboltlnN oaS i5ric.
ocnS uno sic Gi1iiibrlng Der Sipili.
lotion rca 9Sctcn2 in Die 2Gnocr beS
fcrncn SItiua 2cridbtet ieien. SSapnu
bctrohtc Ca ais cine bon ser Iorie.
hlnlg ihnt ilbcrtru0enc 9lllfgabe. bic
&0lfcr htS CricntS iulb Sccioents
clllull0rr ll0ber jll brinAcll lno oan,it
5lr @obliobrt Der DcIolmntcnUtenldl-
6cit hciiiltrngcn. Gic ,Sricocnsli,be
lci fiir Die llntcrtbonen ocS Wtifabo
bic Sricbicocr 5ll ipeitcrcn GrfoIgcr
lln0 Der 9tllflells Der StGrfe ser iopo-
nndcn Station. 9lmerifu lmo SSSapa,,
bitten Gin bcipuocr1S ,intcreIie ot
Scr Hlua1citoItllng beS &onoelS I'M
pucIiIldlcu S5enn Cine lolhc ici ie.
bod mIrGmoglid. lucnn ser 8cItIric6c
9clunbrt blcibc. lllio boju babe bic
tllr3tid db0cldloIlcue tfnicntc 5iui
lhcu 0cr bciocn SGnb2rn meicntlih
bci9ctrogCn.
Die iopanlicDc 9ic9icrlng babe 6it
IcItc l(tbc3clAln1, boB Die 9lomini-
lrOtlor i'll sSoibiugton. GcitiiBt oui
oc tr1itiG ,um 9luaoruf foiinlenoc
oIicntlicbc 0icirung ocs omerifou;
ldY@p, Ssss ,erbei asaaid' ssaaidi' ~ 'S"s'' Nc
iiiitbuiiorn cin itaen btfiic ld,led,t Be.
rat6cnc inpuniidc 9laitotion IN
otn Nclt. Stantcn Der Union III ln.
tcroriIden Gic Sapancr ieicil lih in
ibrrr acknowledgement Mebrbeit scr
SbotIachc belullBt. 0uI oieie gclegcnt
Iicben onti.inpolliihen ghlsbriid)c fci.
nc9lpc95 oic Weiible ocs omcrifani.
ld)cn Tolfca b1flmben. ,Supan babc
ollc3 III lcincn ar1iten Stchcnoc &c.
tbnlL lm bcItcbenoc Siiier1n5cn ill
bclcItigen mo Gle 9e5iebilngcn ,lui.
Id)cn ben bei0en S1noern ilnmcr inni.
ger 5ll acltoltcn. ,Sn bieieu 9cmiibcn
sable cS oui Die 0ercflti9feit uno ocn
Nclrlnoen WienhenuerItuno ocr 9lme
rltoncr, lpcrn cS boff1, oanit 9lner.
tennl'ng mo @cgenliebe Su iinocn.
Iie @orte ocS Weneral aoniuls
mlIrocn Don o5n Sbeilnelnern oil
Dem Neltnlablc nit groBen 9eiioll
uliNcnonnlrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Baltimore, Wo1 Treitag on 30 Sanuar 1909

l1naIt ouf bem @unib5ettel geitan-
ben, IN obicbburer 3cit ,llr Sbatlabc
luerben miro. Wiit Ser 9tellgeitaltlulg
ocs geiomlntcu EOtcntpcIena lno
Mtultcrlhutea iii ioebcn begollncn
lporocn. Sie 9lrbeiten iollcn tblul-
lihlt geforoert lperocn.
9unbes fiiritcn BET auiierS
@ebltrtataN.
Yes &nilcrs 80, @eburtstaA mel
her olli oen n1hlten aytitnpod) i1llt
miro 5luciieIpS nit aroBem 8lan5
bcgangcn mcrocn. SGmmtlihc bcut-
ibe @unOesiiiritcn luerbcu 5llr tSeicr
IN Berlin crid)eincn, nit cin5l9cr
sIusnobnlc ocs bcinabc SS Sabre altcn
ErinSreaentcn Yllitpolo BON SaperrL
iueleber lidy Ourd) Den Ibronfolger,
Erin5cu 2ltbluig uertrctell lallen
miro.
IS erfolgcl 5I aallers 0ebilrtstaa
llniollenbc Scfprationen lrub SSllu.
n1inotioneli, nomcntlid alI Der
StraBe llnter oen &inoen. Sic bill
ben geipiiicrnloBen cine Iorprobe Iiir
Die geplante 9lrsidniitllng 5ll Gbrcn
bcs slufentbalts ocS britiIden SEQ
nIgspoures, lpeld)ea, iuie un9ctilnoigt,
am Z. iScbrunr bier cilltreiien miro.
Yrin5 goulbcrt uno Sc
d ~ Der fon men niht.
Gie neleroings pcrbreitete Wcl.
Dung, Bop cin oeutides 8eibmaoer,
melhen Gapit1nliciltenant Erins
abalbcrt, ser brittalteltc Sobn bes
aoiicrs, 5ltgetbcilt iciu ioIle, I'M
iSriibiobr bic Ser. Stauten beIllhen
merbe, lit cine blanfc griinouna 1ic
ariegSid)iii.Tcrb6nOe, pelde hnnn
nit lleblln9en beidGftiatsicin luerben,
iinb ln5crreiBbor. ErIn5 sloolbert
ser als 6iibrer ocs SorpeOobootcs
.S 143" nit Scr crltcn Sd,ulilotiIle
ilbcr ipirb. lit ocsbolb nidt obforunl.
lid
2incolna9 il ite iilr Ncrli.
ncr llnipcriitGt.
Pm 10OAidbriNcn WeburtstuH Silla
coins, r. tScbruor, miro Erricior
Or. 1yclir IoIcr Don Scr Columbia.
lluipcrlitGt III 9ielp Dprf. wcldes I'M
laufcnoelp Semeitcr al, Der 9crliller
llnipcrlit1t ais Siooiepelt.Eroieiior
oo5irt. Iid) einer iillnigcn Wtiiiion er-
lcoigcn. Ter nmcrifoniihe Sclebrte
miro al icncn Gage ludbrcno Der
Gorlei,lng iln 9luoitorillnl Der llni-
pcrlitGt cine 2incolr.Siiitc iiberreis
d)el, mo Hcttor 1nbl miro iie III
gnlpfong ncbnen. Iic 9iilte lit inl
Sabre 1860 bon Dem Gbicagocr 9ilo.
bauer Tolf moocllirt iuoroen.
Seine Nuf5eih nungen & II.
gel loiiener in Der
Habboo- o-@rube.
Murlebcn erre9te bier EN- Werudt,
oab IN Der 9noboo. .@riibe bei 9amm
in @eitpbulen IN melher iib l,l-
I1neit bie opierreihc aotoitropbe CT.
rignctc, 9lllf5cidnungcn Der ieiner5eit
BORT cingeId,loicncn @erglelltc ailfs
9eiunoeu leicn. Gus 8criidlt bat ie.
ood) cin prolnptcs Tenlenti eriolren
IS miro bcfonnt 9cgeben, ooB Die
einihld9i9cl sln9aben pollItonoig
ans Scr S,It acgriiicn icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29
Sin ,,lincDln.Mcg."
Scmnt cbrt bns 9iuDcufcm ocs Mar.
tDrcr.ErGlibcntcm.

Gbouiicc iou pon @nibington nnd
8etmabur1 perlnciien lprrben. -
CScbaut miro lic picllciht ipulcr.
9lmobnc Der Slottcn &crmll.
li1llngSbiQ I'M HcprGientantcE
bolle - %oridldge 5lrr mcitcrct
@cihncibun0 bca SIotten Ero
gromm@ nb9elcbnt. - Otarlncs
SoIontcn bleibeu am llier --
9Iomirol Go9bluu's gSithpc tonl
nit elmer Ycniion pon 500 pro
Mfpnut nidt OllatunImcll
y alb btnNtolL 3. G, -. San.
- Scr Scnat nubnl helltc rud) lnlls
ger Gcbutte cincu 9cncInlnmcn Nez
lcbllb on >pcld)cr Den II. Sebruor 3.
g. olS bltlOcrtltcn >Snhrcsta1 Der
@cblrt glbrobonl Siucpln'@ olS ipc
5icIlcn, acicblidlcn Seiertoa bc5cicbnct
uno S}lGnc uuo &crnleiiul9cu iiir eis
nen gSeg, iucld)cr ula Der oSillcpll
SScg" betonmt lclu loIl, bon gSnibinp
ton nud) Gettysburg nnorbnct. Ser
Scldlub perpilibtct jeooh bic NeNic
rllng nid)t, bcn g&cg olth hcr5ultci
Ien nohocm sic NlGne mo Tcrnlci
Illngen poIlcnbct Iillb.
Sic ScqISlutlp., Grctlltip lul0 81
Iti; &cnpilli0unGa Hil iullroc uu.
gcnommCn, no1ocm cin &orid)lo1
ous brrd) cin iriibcreS 9lmCnOenlrnl
oli 100000 crbobtc SnlGr oca Frd-
libeltcll iuicbcr nllf $4,000 bcrub-
5uicbclL nit II GeNcn y Stimlucu
pcrluorlcn luorbcn luur. I'm 5.12
pcrtogtc iidJ Der Scnot bis sum Wion.
tag.
Sos Observation-Disclosures poilirtc
Die Siottcn NcrlpiIligm99 Slll N
iolt Der nGlnliben Soiiuna, IN WcI-
hcln lie bon Dem GollGn - Wt e.r q
luorocn mar. Gicjcniqcn NiPRliebcr
uelhc cine iucitcrc NclhnciornN Oe5
tSlottcnbol ErogronulS bciilrmor
tctcrL ionocl ii6 in boiflnnlqSloIcr
Wiinoritdt. Sic cin5iAc, uihti1c &cr.
unoCrlulg, pcl6e un Der Wlll por1c
lonlneu mllrbc, bclIun0 in 0cnStrcis
d)en Der &lulllcl, mcldc Derpr0nc:c,
oob bic Ofornciolootcn luicbcr sum
Gicnlt oli Die Mric13id)iiIc 5llriidNcs
ldift ipcrocn Iolltcn. Sn rilllocr
Sumlue pcnuiligt Ole @ill S135 900,
GOO.
Ser slnllnbnlc Der &Orlugc Hin1 cis
ne lou9c mo biBigc Gcbottc uorults,
mclhc bcn WiItglicoern @cleDenbeit
gab, ibrc 9lnldbtcn iber Die inpolia
lbc .SroNc 81 pcntlircn I'm 4.46
crfolgtc Tcrtugltl1g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

GhituNo. -. Numur. Ger
ilun1ircnNc &olBcihef Shiltt.cr Cr.
hiclt hclrtc NiitthcilunNcn, lollt mcl
,d)en rin il Der ,Grib" ser @nilcrlci
tluna i'm Mihi1unlce nrbeltCn0cr ?tc'
Ger iiir Oic pprgcllcrn BORT ciuActrc
tcnc nlrd)tbnrc &ntoIropbc pcrant
iuortlich icuI iplt, tSinf on0trc ilbcr
lcbcnoc 9lrbritcr hnbcn por 0cH G0'
pit1n Sdjilttlcr nlt@aclo0t, baB 0tclcr
9icacr. mcIhcr 5llr ,5cit inl Nopitol
lic1t lnlnittclhnr Dor Der Grplollon
nit clncnt brcnncnorn Sid)t III 0o0
EulUcrmnQniit Der Crib" 0in1. Glc
Ncrmnn0tcn Der olrrb Die ,Grlb"
&otoltropbc ilnlgctpntnlencn 2lrbeitcr
hieItcn bclltc cine Ecrinmnllntg III
Sil0 GbicnaO. Inn ilbcr oic tSrd9c cls
nca @ottcooicutca bel bem Scihcn-
bc1GnAniB jll bcr0tblhlo1en. G&
milr0c por9clhluAcn Die Seihclt1cicr
III clncm Shcuter nb5uboItcll, in mel
hcnn @eiltlihc allcr Rcligionsbcfclnt
lIilic reocn fGnntrn. Gin unocrer
Nor'd)IoA ginG 0obIL 0ic llcbcrrcltc
5ncrit in cine protcltontiihc llno oanu
III cine totbolldc Stride ~ bringcn.
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gllli slntrn1 Der lhirriallln IS

NITT .TIIINY UT SVNT TUIIIB VyV'
iell'dnit tit gcgen GollI9 Srnnfel aus
gtelp g)orf. Oen neiien Better oea
befnlinten Sirid)parfeS ilnbe S0oilcs
Sails in oell 6atafills, eilt Saftbefebl
eripirtt iporbell neil Die IN oemEarf
iintergebradjtc, aus 13 grenploren
beliebenoc oeutid)e Goeluilo Scroe
oent 0crfllracrn uohc ut.
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,Reumiitbiaer Siinoer.

= GlepclanO, g, %. Sanliar. -
Nod l5-jdbri9cr Hebellion lit Satcr
9lntou j. aolas5ciusfi, Der ieincrScit
pom NopIt crcolnmuni5irt ipurbc. III
Den SfooB Scr Stride 5iriidgetebri
i,no bat &er9cbulg inb slbiolntion
erhaltcn. @cpor CT iif gegcn ieila
Stride enporte. mar Yater aolas-
5cipsfi Ericitcr at Der bieiigen ct.
Stnnislais.Stirhe nno batte bort Die
groBte Oenieinoe Der Stnbt, bic lidl
5lin Srobtcn Sbeilc aus Toleit 5it.
iamnenicstc. Sniolge poil Streitig-
feitcn nit ieincm GorgeIetten. ocni
reritorbenen 9iid)of Sorltnlnn. iie!
CT Damn Don Ser Stride nb i,nb griin-
hctc cine gllnobbdngise fotboliid)c
Stride"
Sn GenUer, Col, tit oas 26.
Spier Ser Observation-Disclosures ali
Ser Tenper. ilno 9iio Chamberlain,
hei gotiero, ". 6. @innde, I'M ct.
2ufc's SoipitaI seitorbcn. ssinode
mar @eid,dftsrciienoer.
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GbicNAu'a ,Nrib", ,MntHitrupbc.

Gin ?tc8cr iol 0iriebc ourh llnppr
ihtiItcit ucwWioht bubeu.
&orid'I0le III @c}nl ali 0o3 Hci
hcnbc1Gulnib Scr Cptlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

UcncrOI.Stonill IWiojlmo ipridt
iiGcr sic fr1un0ihoitlitben &c5ig-
bln9cn ppiidcn ocn bciocn 2Gae
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-29

Tic ;lucitc anlnlner Der iafiiihen
St1nocperianlmllllg hat nit 72 &C.
gen ) Stilnn,en Die @orlagc on9c.
ronnlcn. oilrh ipelhe Dos Elural-
Mablred)t ein9eiilbrt miro. Gie Wob-
reaeI ,puroc i'll Der gleid,en 5aiiutg
gutgebeiBen, i'll ipelfcr lie, ipie am
90. Sanllor bcrihtet. IN Der crltcn
aanmer cinItinnia ge6illigt NOR
oen ipor. Inn,it lit bic MaBrcgcl
enbeiiltig inter Iod, unb tSod) &c
brud)t tIie SoonptteItilnn,lmatlt
lporcn crit ppraaiicrn nitgctbcilt
ipcrocil
9fcuacit a lttiltg oes 9 +
ipeicns unb Mu ter.
itntcs.
Bon nlabgebenoer Seite uerlailiet,
hob eille lpid,tige Neuerl,ng, lpeldle
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10

big brothers and sisters example and
write out a list of the desires of his
heart for Santa to crafty. On a ven
ture just try how his highness will
like a toy belt. 1t is made of a piece
of two inch satin ribbon long enough
to fit about the waist comfortably and
to tie in an attractive bow In the back
with long ends. The portion that is
supposed to go around the waist of the
infant is doubled over to form a belt,
from which hang pendent from satin
streamers a whistle-silver If money Is
not a considerations rubber doll and,
on the third end, a small play ball.
The belt is then completed.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
Public Sale of Lands
FOR
Unpaid Taxes

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by Jed
Dubois, Collector of the borough OF Wild
wood, County of Cape May, that, by virtue OF
a tax warrant issued on the eighteenth day of
October, A. ID. 1909, by the Borough Council
of said Borough he will sell at public sale all
the lands, tenements, hereaditaments and
real estate hereinafter mentioned, for the
shortest term, not exceeding thirty years. or
II no one can be found to purchase tor so
short a period, then in fee, for which any
person or persons will agree to take the same
and pay the taxes thereon for the year 1908
and prior thereto which are delinquent, in
Guiding interest and costs of sale. All ASSESS
ments for sewer, street grading and grayeling
and cement sidewalk and curb work that
may be due the borough on each parcel are
to be raid by the purchaser.
The said sale will take place at the Journal
building in the Borough OF Wildwood, New
Jersey, on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
Baby Rihs.

A baby cannot have too many bibs,
and there Is nothing a mother appre-
ciates more than gift bibs for her baby.
A pretty bib is made of sheer lawn,
embroidered with the transparent en-
broidery which consists of catstitch
done on the wrong side of the material
for the flowers and simple outline stitch
for the stems and scrolls. Set the en-
broidered lawn on to a heavy linen
back. Trim the bib with an edging
of valenciennes lace. With this bib
can be given one of the silver fasten-
ers, which are new and useful.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
The BRIDES FIRST
CHRISTMAS.

n GRs. JOHN VINCENT HAIR
EAEU RIS entered the big depart
AVH men store Inc seated her
self at the nearest counter
mo. nothing. thank you." she said to
the solicitous clerk. II just want to
make sure have my list with me. 1t
is so difficult to shop at this time of
the year. and it is always difficult to
find anything for one's-husband. Yes,
| suppose many people did their shop
ping earlier. but l didn't have him
then. | mean
why. you sell neckties. don't you?
How fortunate. They are on my list.
No. | don't think of any particular
kind. but something for a tall man
He is a whole head taller than You
say a four-in-hand? oh, | am afraid
he couldn't tie that. but you might
give me a two-in-hand. Thank you;
that is very pretty. but it is blue. He
doesn't like blue. OF course you
couldn't know that. Not that one.
Why. my papa wears them. and he Is
lots older. Yes. that one will do.
Mr.. ~Floorwalker. where are the col
lars? Thank you. (She approaches
the counter) You, p%lease-are you
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
1908 Taxes

Mrs. Annie M. Allen, lots s, 8, 10, block 40,
West Pine avenue with house thereon. Tax
1857, interest 3.40, costs 40 CENTS, advertising
and warrant l.75. Total 1922.
Robert b. Beahm, lots IL, IL, ID, block so.
Tax 20 II, interest l.2I, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant LIS. Total S2353.
Jennie S. Beale, lots %, "a, block AZ. Tax
l2.4g, interest 70 cents, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant 10. Total Slo.39.
Frederick E. Bower, lot IL, block ~ Tax
SIG, interest 40 cents, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant l.75. Total SlO.S0.
Edward T.. Broadway, Willard F. DuBois),
lot Is, block IL. Tax 1909, interest 81 cents,
costs 40 cents, advertising and warrant l rs.
Total $l2.S5.
T%heophilus L. Bear, lots l, 2, block 81. Tax
1884, interest % cents, costs 40 CENTS, advertis-
ing and warrant I.75. Total S6.22.
John W. Baker, house on lots p, %, block
advertising and warrant 1.75. Total S4.74.
DR.. J. w. Harrigan, lot 25, block 8. Tax
1888, interest 9S cents, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant 1.75. Total Sl9.46.
Cohen Brothers, drug store stock and fix
lures. Tax 1921, interest Lilo, costs 40 cents.
advertising and warrant l.75. Total S22.5l.
Thomas A. Colsey, lot IA, block 81. Tax
2.SS, interest IL cents, costs 40 cents, advertis-
ing and warrant LIS. Total $500.
DR.. Samuel e. Corle, office fixtures. Tax
2SS, interest II cents, costs 40 cents, advertis-
ing and warrant l.75. Total $500.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, lots 81, p, block
AZ, with house thereon on Glenwood avenue.
Tax 46 go. interest $50, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant LIS. Total S5l.55.
Howard Compton, lots 81, %, block 81; lots
26, q, block SO; lot Is, block 8; lots 10, Fl, block
8, with houses thereon on Oak avenue. Tax
l27. 10, interest 1857, costs 40 cents, advertising
and warrant LIS. Total Sl37.57.
Joseph H. Capper, lot II, block So, with
house thereon on West Glenwood avenue.
Tax 10 AZ, interest 81 cents, costs 40 cents, adj
vertising and warrant LIS. Total Sl6.3S.
Martin Donalon Estate, lot 10, block go.
Tax 1.92, interest IL cents, costs 40 cents, adj
vertising and warrant LIS. Total S4.l9.
zRichard T. Greenlee, tHoward Compton,,
lot 10, block 16. Tax 1903, interest 81 cents,
costs 40 cents, advertising and warrant LIS.
Total 1925.
Edwin Holden, lot 8, block SO. Tax 14.41,
interest So cents, costs 40 cents, advertising
and warrant l rs. Total Sl7.42.
Mrs. NJ. M. Halfpenny, lot 7, block 10. Tax
IL. 40, interest rs cents, costs 40 cents, adver-
Using and warrant LIS. Total $3.50.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10

busy? l want some collars for my
husband. Oh. are these ladies' collars?
How stupid. l told that man distinctly
| wanted collars.
Cat the right place.) Are husbands
collars here? Well, l am glad l have
found the right place at last. Size?
You clerks always ask so many ques-
lions. l never bought any before. be-
cause we've been married only No,
his neck isn't very large. Why, | can
reach But he has real broad shoul
ders. How nice you are to think of
that! Yes, a box Of assorted sizes
would be just the thing. Some of
them would be sure to be right. and |
could cut the others off-that is. if they
were not too small. You'd better put
-frefeaTiy ali large sizes. XGU sec. !
am starting out as economical as |
can be. | think 1t nus be so discour-
aging for a man to have a woman
spend his money oil frivolous things.
Now, as ! was coming down the street
| saw a big sale of hats-men's hats.
They had been In the window and
were a little soiled. but | found such
a nice clerk, and he said If | got some
Of that 1910" soap it would make
them look like new. Mr.. Harris is
very particular about his clothes. He
won't wear trousers unless they are
pressed. So l bought three of those
hats. Don't you think they will last
him a long time and save money?
"Mr. Floorwalker, where are the
gloves? Gentlemen's2 Well, l hope
he is. Why. he is my husband. Oh, !
see what you mean. Yes, | want them
for Mr.. John Vincent Harris. Go
glove salesman.l Now, don't ask me
what size | want. Not too large and
not too small. | should think you
would learn some of the different sizes
so you could tell people. (Holding
out her hand.) It's lots larger than
that. You think | veal a g? Well,
then, you'd better give me a II for
him, for he can hold both my hands In
one of his. Are these a special sale!
Isn't 40 cents cheap for all that kid?
Mine cost So. No, | don't think he
will want more than two or three
pairs. Now for the hose.
lin the women's hosiery DEPARTMENT.
Are you busy? | have so many other
things to get, please hurry. | just
want to know where the other kind of
hose are. It's for my husband. Thank
you. cat the mems hosiery counterl
| want to get a hose-not like these,
but The size? oh, about fifty feet.
Why, of course, | want it longer than
a man. I-I-you don't understand.
1t isn't this kind | rant. No, mol la
dies either. just want a hose we
can both use. Mr.. Floorwalker, may
| speak to you?
'aThat clerk isn't a bit nice. and l
think you ought to punish him. No.
he wasn't exactly impudent, but he
was too busy to answer my questions.
Thank you. have had so much trou-
BILE to find the right kind of hose. 1
want long-no. I've been to that coun-
ter. | want one fifty feet long. You
see. we are thinking of moving to the
country in the spring. and we shall
want to water the yard. oh. ought |
to have asked for the common garden
variety?
"Now | think | have everything on
my list except cigars. and | may as
well go to a cheaper place for them
because John Vincent Harris always
gives away all that l buy for him, he
is so generous."-Chicago News.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
Two Pretty Presents.

An acceptable present for a baby is
the sets of silver safety pins that come
on three rings tied together with a
ribbon. Each ring contains a dozen of
the pins, and all the dozens differ In size.
For the rubber blanket used on the
crib there are slips the exact size made
with small buttons and holes so that
q fresh n may be put on with little
trouble. These must pear the embroid-
cred initials of the new arrival.