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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-21
VAIL ITEMS.
Tom Duff y was visiting friends ii

Tom Duffy was visiting friends in
Denison Sunday. .,
Mrs. Perral aud daughter of Cen
trail City. Neb., arrived here last
week 4 sr couple Of months visit at
the parental. p. II. Finneran home.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell returned FRI
day evening from month visit with
relatives at Toronto, IOWA.
Miss Marie Dawson Of Chicago is
here for couple Of months visit
with her uncle. Joe Ruadlett.
Mrs. Jas. Mcclure and three chill
,tren arrived in Vail from Nebraska
Hast Wednesday for q visit with rela-
tiyes and ftiends Ia and around Vail.
Mike McVsy was over from Odebolt
. couple Of days the first of last week
ON business.
VIM White returned home Satur-
gIay fro,n his visit wish friends in
Nebraska and Dakota.
Miss B. Finnegan of Carroll visited
i last week with her sister, Mrs. j :.
+ @. Boyle
Miss Frances Pound, who has been
"a guest at the john Dieter hone fir
the past month returfe] HON. to Chs
Z ,cxgo last Wednesday.
The members of the board Of super
yisors were here from Dsbison Tues
,day looking after the county bridges.
Mrs. Chas. Clems WAS here from
Carroll couple Of days last week 90
l.n siness
Attorney Kahler of Dsnison was on
our streets Tues lay.
Mrs. t.. Molseed visited in Deni-
son Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Maher Of Area
dia visited q couple of days last week
with Vail friends.
Or. Patterson was up from West
Side on husiness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. LYMAN wen'
10 Council Bluffs Thursday evening tc
meet their daughter, Rookh, who was
I'm her way home fro,u two months
visit with friends at Gateaville, Texas
Rev. III. Hostettier was mere Iron
Denison Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Mccarthy OF Deniso'
visited here with her daughter, Mrs
Will Mitchell.
FL. Duffy was here from Boon
Thu .sday for short stav.
Char. Magl'l was Denison calie
Thursday.
Or. Adams spent couple OF day
80 va@k here meeting old friends.
Mr., Lyman and daughter, Rookh
M. Har,ie East man and Miss Agne
Monaghan were enjoying the sights y
Denison Saturday Ate moon
Miss Florence Mccormick ot De
Moines md Mis- Aadslyn DuRan 9
Carroll has been sEs Ing the e
4 couple Of weeks at the John McCo
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GoODRICH NEWS;

Mrs. Samuel Anderson has been en-
joyinx visit with her sister, Mrs. A..
G. Myers. Of Denison.
Miss Lovicie Morris went to Lake
View Wednesday to take 10 the Sum
day School picnic held there by the
Kiron and Boyer Sunday School and
had a fine tine.
Miss Abbie and Arthur Winey are
on the sick list. We hope thew may
soon recover.
Mrs Tabitha Anderson and con and
Mrs. A. g.. Myers and daughter spent
Tuesday with their brother, Albert
Winsy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McKim visited
at Watt Wilkinson' s Wednesday after
noon.
Louie Grill was over to Dsloit
Wednesday doing some trading.
j. G. Knight was Goodrich visitor
Friday afternoon
quite number Of G, sdrich fami-
lies we're represented at Denison
Thursday and were disappointed in
their day . pleasure rs there was only
one auto out.
Rev. Howe visited at S. D. New
toms and Mrs. Alma Preniice's Friday
afternoon.
The Misses Anderson of Boyer are
visiting their cousin who lives on the
Romans farm and they with their cou-
sin attended M. e. services Sunday
m rnipg.
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visitor Thursday.

visitor Thursday.
One Of the promi uenr Weddin9sswill
be that of Miss Rose Smutney and Mr.
Francis Sheridan which will take
place early in August at St. AIMS
Catholic church here.
VIM. Byrnes. who recently under
went an operation at the Denison hos
pital, is much improved in health and
on the high road to complete recovery.
which his many friends will be glad
to know.
Tom Sheridan is in s.uth Dakota
for the past couple of weeks on land
buying tour.
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= 1900 acres hay land in one tract
with % cubic feet If water, all under
one fence 8 miles fir IN Alamosa and
miles from LaJara wi h railroad ssitc7
on same 20 accommodate shipment OF
cattle, cats 1900 tons of hay each year.
cheap at this time. write for booklet
and any other information to The
Merke & Carroll Realty Co., Antoni-
to. Colorado. -
1900 acres hest pea and wheat land
in the valley. l-vel as floor. no, sage
brush to clean of most all fenced,
good water rights to cover all of it,
close into Antonito Col. Cheap at
this time. which will double in 2 to 3
years, write for booklet. The Menke
& Carroll Realty Co. Antouito, Colo
RADIO. 19tf
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VIM. Lueth called at the Charley Hell
de1 htznssonla Ehnrsdap aHsnin1 Z,
Mrs. Herman Helm ami Mrs. rhs0.
Kuhl spent Saturday with relatives in
DenisOp.
Alex Hieden was q guest of Willie
Nehls on last Sunday aftednoon.
August Lochmiller and family were
guests of Henry Meyer and family on
Sunday last.
Mrs. VIM. Mundt IT Denison spent
number Of days the past week with
Henry Mundt and family.
Mr. and Mrs Th.o. Kuhl and daugh-
ter spent last Sunday with Charley
Hsi,ien aud family.
Messrs. Willie L,chmiler and Will
lie Helm spent last S.inlay at the
John Nsup,an home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Branienhur9
have been entertaining relatives from
Charter Oak the past week.
Henry Harmon Of near Manila
made business trip to Henry Kolls
on last Saturday.
Mrs. John Neuman called to see her
mother, Mrs. Paul Thompson, who has
been seriously i'll, but is convalescing
at present.
Robert L,wnes met with very
painful accident on day last week
He was kicked by horse. intiicting
serious iaj,lries. A physician was
called and everything was done to
relieve him At present writing he
is improving.
Rudolph Klink, wife and children
spent last Thursday With Denisoa
friends.
DELoIF ITEMS.
Miss Opai Tory and Miss Grace
Adams have been visiting at Deloit
the past week.
Miss ]. G. Hitchings Of Kansas Wis
tied part of last week at Deloit.
Miss Winnifred Cliff of Renwick.
Iowa, haa been vii ing Bertha Nixon
Miss Mile Williams and Lovicie
Morris j:ined the Kiron excursionists
to Lake View Wednesday last week.
Or. Darling of Will visited at De.
lott last Friday.
| E. E Clauson of Kiron was in town
Friday Of last week on business.
N. H. Bro9den has just harvested
a very nice piece of winter wheat.
j. G. knight of Woodbine. our for
m+r merchant at the general store.
spent q few DAYS in Deloit last week.
Mrs. Earl Winans aud baby, Lyle,
started for Bonesteel. S D. last Fri
day to visit relatives. She Was &C.
companied ~ far ~ Arion by her hus-
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. " True have been
entertaining relatives the past week.
The lectures given by Elder P. "a.
Hansen Thursday and Friday evenings
on his trip around the world and bis
trip through the Holy lend were very
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Mrs. p. Hanrahan of Manila h.a

C. Houlihsn.
Miss Mae Murphy visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Houlihan
the past week.
Mrs. A. Jepsen of schleswig spent
the past week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. Danielson.
Messrs. I. j. Flahertv, Thomas
Brown, Eugene Owens and the Misses
Agnes and Margaret Ow n, and Jane
and Margaret Brown were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Houlihan Sunday evening.
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instructive end we'll attended. He
.alsn occrnied fhesT r 6,
day morning and evening.
Uncle Morris Nc Henry was in town
doing some survey ing on the streets
last Friday.
Elder c. ]. Hunt was called to Gal
lands Grove TO preach the funeral
sermon Sunday of Mr. Greenwood, an
oil gentleman. who had been afflicted
some time.
Miss Fay and Eilene Nestlebush
went to Omaha Friday morning to visit
at the home of their aunt.
There will be no services at the M.
e. church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Winans and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nc.
Kim at Audubon the firstcf last week.
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closing out our piano business make room for
the wholesale and retail automobile business and our
loss of profit these pianos your gain There can
be no other to figure. Don't be "hasbeen'-be an
'iser' Do it now!
Our pianos the we bought to establish reputa
ton on Our stock was immense We had great many
pianos TO SELL have sold great many but have large stock
yet Pianos of the most beautiful design and finish
In closing out stock pianos, have brought
from rent pianos used by musical throughout the
city Pianos that you could hardly tell have used An
these going at great slaughter SALE We
the pianos go!
ORGANS At your own price-s3o c, $780, $780, s1o25,
go $780, $14 90, $500 and up to genuine beautiful
satin Walnut Kimbals at s265o Terms will be
out this mammoth stock to suit the purchaser by paying
small amount down whatever spare
ance steps OIL IN small monthly quarter semannaul pay
ments No desiring instrument should this great
sale Everything at the earliest possible
Phonoqraphs We have mammoth stock that will
o-s~F be closed out. This stock would not re-
qure great deal of capital will be excellent business
for Why buy this bulk taking whole thing?
Come IN and look the books find that
cessu for yourself that this good proposition you
u you desire to get IN nice clean business with moderate
apltal Certainly the monograph business rare op
portunity Don't put it off, but come at once
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- lou ask how do it. We answer, furnish
~ with thirtyfve individuals who will make
- statements that they have received One Hundred Dol
more and just by paying store visit within the
last two weeks.
Will read this ad and pay visit for One
Hundred Dollars? It's yours if YOU will and want it?
673 Kibal Pianos hayebeen manufactured and sold
to musical educated people since the starting of this great
factory The high grade and musical qualities this
made this feat possible $4,000 the price sold
the Kimba Piano for that from stock at
$780, Did the individual who bought of these pianos in
past weeks One Hundred and Twenty Dollars? Is
One Hundred and Twenty Dollars saved One Hundred
Twenty Dollars nader The these questions
up to you.
$4,000 Pianos ss25.oo; $4,000 sg75oo ss5ooo Pianos
1925 90; and on down as low as 5000
Ten Pianos from Morningsde College, that originally sold
for $30O.O0 $177OO
Be hundred point buyey Do not be satisfied with here
say but to and investigate How many times
in life have missed saving One Hundred Dollars by
the right thing the right timer just take few minutes
and think this proposition # One Hum
dred Dollars have made One Hundred Dollars and
If One Hundred Dollars you hundred
point buyer? Are you looking after your interests
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Gle nGolii. 3t9." 6 rcibt:
Ser aiHgon9 oe@ Erojeiiea Calhoun
ipegcn 9cItedulQ bat Niemnno ilber.
roiht. Der Die Stimmlng beS EubIi.
flnlS fonnte, oo9 iid anf Die settle
0eS Nngetlagten neigtc. IS mar
nid)t oa9egen on5ufGmpierL neil ges
miiie Cages un0 WohcnblGtter, Die
bos Gltblifunl fenneu, 0icieS III iei.
l,er 0linobeit beitGrttc. YrGitocnt
Serbian f0nntc bon elmer morolil6en
Getooen5 oeS omeritoniiten Eublis
tlms ipreter, Dem cine Iolde eri-
itirt mirflih mo mlB ais Soupt=
grand ooiiir oienen, bob 10 8eidmo-
rene fir 9olboun'S 6reiiprehung
itimmten. Menl bon II anlerifanis
id)en 9iirgern 10 moroliih lenben.
Iobm lino, Damn lit es Elm Iebr
idlimmes 3eid)en un0 iuoa mir ipie-
Oerbolt an oieier Stelle ouSgeIproden
bobcn, Die ulerbodite 3eit, Der moro
Iiiteu Getoben5 Salt 5l gebietell."
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WiehmiGrftc.

Gbicooo, 30. Suni. - Hino-
pieb: 3uiubr ca. $4,000, Murft lturf.
Stiere $50 bis 7,40, aiibc 400 bis
5.57H. Sellers $50 bis 100, 9ul-
len $40 bis 5.25, aGlber 300 bis
200, Stoders mo 6ee0crS $50 bis
525.
Shncine: 3ufubr $500, Worft
%. bis Zoe. nieori9er; Choice lhmere
$50 bis 500, Builders 1856 bisS,00,
lcid)tc gemiitt $50 bis 7.60, Choice
llihtc 7.60 bis 7.75, Eofing 7.65
bis 7.S5, 6crfel $50 biS7.25, 0orpt.
pertGuie $50 bis 40.
Shoic: 3uiubr ca. 10000, Martt
i;etig fiir S6ofe mo t5c. bis 25c.
.uicoriger iiir 2Gmmer; Sdofe 3.75
biz 4.75, &ommcr 7.25 bis 500,
2)corIiugS 400 bis 800.
EittSburM Ya., 30. SUM. -
Gle 3uiubr BON Hinouieb III oeu
Union Stod yurOS mar leidJt, Wurtt
lonaiom; Ghoice $50 bis 7.t5, Sri.
ma go bis $50.
Shoic: 3ufubr gut, Morft Itetig;
Vrimo @etberS 800 bis $40, GunS
mno gep0bnlide $50 bis 300, 6riib-
inbrs. SGmmcr 800 bis 80, @eol
GoloeS 500 bis 1926.
Shmcine: 3uiubr leidt, Morft
nieOriger; Yrimo ihmere $50 bis
$50, mittelm0Bigc 500 bis $50,
itnere OorterS $50 bis 500, Icitte
YorferS $50 bis 7.60, 6erfel 7.20
bis 7.30, rallDe 600 bis 100.
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Die
tocbter

(Sortieeuna)
nSr naGm mid nit. Sur6aus
mubte i4 mittommsn, unb - 0cit
oer3eiB mfrs! - er bat ieBt bei7sr
9etpdblt oI5 bamals. Gr 1ob's mir
pobl on, mos fir @sbonten in mir
oufftie9en. I6iittelte BON 3ttt gu Set
m.ine Sano uno tiBts feline Srou.
Doute mir aeisen, bob er teinen @roa
babe unS slitIi9 fei. Rutiirlt6, nos
tiirli8! 9os pdre 10 mein 5aG es=
peIen!!"
rSebes Ding bat stpet Seiten, ="
mari Trau b. Remplet elm. Sbr lam
audi s.pos III @rinnerun9 unb ma6te
fie beforgt. Dos Bib Der Sleopatra,
popon ibr 8otte feline 4bnung batte.
Iber bus 9erIaneen 'iegte bob, an
ietner Ssite bislen 9Ian5enben @eielz
i6uftstreis gu betreten.
n0u tpirit es mir gu 9efollen tbun,"
fagte ie rof9, runb WsrIins Merling
iein lahen. Sonum. i'd lese Seinen
Wottenrod beraus unb puBe idneu
bic Sn0pfe."
Wann bate Serr b. Gempler nift
no4gegeben9 n2aB nun! SD bsiorss
bas felbft!" fa9te er feufSeno. lnb er
5og bic anOpfe peinlid iorsfdIti9 ouf
Die &nopf9a6eI uno rieb Iie nit einem
alien 9anof6ub IpiegeIblout.
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ID. 6 a b /.

BEL 2angermonns Toilette gu
MAIDEN.
Seit Wo6en gum eriten Mole tpolte
ie fir Idnsere 3eit bos Sous p%erlaiz
fen. IIer betom 3o9n ouf 3obn. par
fiebsrig unb unrubig. Scum bob er
togsiiber bon ibrem Irm berunterees
fommen mar.
Seine NGbe tbut ibr 70 ipobl. Wenn
iie oas lodge &%inoerbaupt an ibre
8ruit briidte, eritarb barin bic brers
nenbe unrube, bic qudIenbe @rinnez
rung iener Sonntngmorgenitunbs.
Cine Wanblung 'ipor in ibr porge>
sangen. @epib! Mbsr pelde2 Sic
rang na4 innerer &Iorbeit unb fanb
iie ni6t.
Serb battle lie olfo pirfli6 eeliebt!
Sn iener Stunbe, oos puBte Iie, bate
er iein !5er6 melt. riidbaItIos nett ges
Dffnet. oils elm 4nberer bate sr ba
Dor ibr 9eitonben. elm Srembsr. unb
bod mar er Der 8ater ibres 8inbes.
Siefes RGtbieI - jeBt biintte es iie
Elm HGtbIel = fonnte re ni3t l0fen.
Obne 2iebe iein Weib s%stporben! @ie
tonnte Elm Weib fi6 pbne 2iebe benz
Mnnre bingeben9
0as psritonb fie ni6t mebr. limb
borin berubte ou9 tpotl bic 8erodz
tun9, melde Serb 9egen iie empfonb2
Gum WenieIten fiiblte iie fid Ielbft in
tbrer ei9snen Meinuns erniebrist
burd bieie Singabe. Qber maj er
ibr benin pirtIid 70 gang unb pOnis
gleideiltis eeipeien bomaIs9 9o6!
DER Stol3 bate lie ausI6liebli6 be-
berri6:, bate lie bIinb semo6t. Sic
tonnte fein onberes 9efiibl in ii9 aufs
nebmen.
Wenn lie friiber Inn feline Neiauna
geipubt bate! Wus bonn2 Sic perz
iudte. fid bieie Srase gu bsnntpors
ten, inbem iie Serb oft inssebeim be-
trahtete.
Gag es an ibrem eisenen inneren
3piefpalt2 Mud Gubsrli6 biinfte er
ibr Derdnbert. sic fonnte IS nidt
mebr fufen, baB bieis e%rniten, i9peiss
famen Gippen ie einit sstiibt, Dieiss
IN ii9 getebrte 4u9e ibr ougeIddelt
butte. Gs tpor ibr ipie Elm Sraum,
ober als OBJ cine Gpigteit boapi5den
ldse-eine tiefe, uniibsrfteiglite aluft.
er miba4tets iie, ibres 0oters
StoIa!
gGinor bofts nidt an ibre S60ns
belt, aIs iie in ben 9rebipiessI i9outs.
Sic budte baran. bob 9erD iie pie
cine lteberldftise BON ii6 g~etpiefen
battle, ols ie ibm bittenb, perI0bnli6
nabte. Do ipar ibr gu Wutbs sspsien,
ols miiFe iie i'm Ieibenidoftli9 boTen.
@ber %tonnte, burfte fie bos benin, i'm,
ben Batter ibres &inbes, bos lie 10 uns
bei4reibIid sIiidli9 madtea
Die fhli3te petbe Seiee i1niso!e
f6 liebrei3eno on g1inors f5lon!e
8eitalt. Sic fab nit ben peiben Sc
bern i'm blonben 9oar aort Gus ipit
Elm p~afteubiIb.
@6, ipis Iange ionten bieie unnatiirs
li4en bGuslihsn unb Samilienperbdlts
nife pdbrsn! Serb blieb unbsuefam,
bon ben Sbrisen seidieoen. Batter
unb gruoer batten fein Saus fir ale
3eit aufseseben.
Ginmai bur9fu6r fie ipo6l Der &c
bante, nit Monn unb &inb fortaus
5ieben. Qber unb Elm bttteres, ftplz
Ses GG9ein umfpielte ibren Munb -
nit einem Monne geben, benz fe iibers
ldftig unb mibd9tli6 mar, um einem
Water gu entflieben. ben tie iiber 4aes
f4Gbts, BEN ie liebte, Der aus 2isbe
gu ibr einem 5peiten gbesliid entfast
battle!
Die Sole reidte ibr refpettbou
Sanbfdube unb 5d6er.
rSft benn Der Serr fertis9" fraste
Guinor aeritrsut aufblideno.
ogefsbient gndoige Srau, baB id
nadfebe2"
Sal"
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0prman.INcnne

0DrmansI Dcnme.
6udt, seinno nno iroden.
1900 Ylp6 eft.galtimsres straBe.
Riuiffen Baltimore. nno 2upette.etra6e.
B%erfdrmeB Gle Mot, oiese feinen 5peifiDdis
gen Sdufer 81 beiidtieen, MODERN in ieeer
nnb an einer NIT piiriiisirteif 3ieaeIfeiIen ae.
pflafterten SiraBe beIeaen, rie6riee Miner
Saten; 1oftenpreis Der Sinfer $3.50; @runS.
Gins $50 pro Sabr. Yeuoen Gle lih an
Games 0eeftn,
(W'at24 ,I&S-) an Dirt umb etele.
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3x sermietben.
Ru permtetbeu;
Sn perfanfen.
On h%erfnnffn:


Sin botflniiia etublirter @isercnes mo Con.
alsge5etdnete Ar1otbGit; Ydbt
auf 0aus uno 2aoen; leidie BebiHgnnger. 3u
eriragen bel Is. Artbur GbB, 1928 SuW Suiloing.
CSnni30, WiD
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SECOND CALL.
galtimorer gffetenmartt.

Baltimore Stabt.aHieu.
baltimore Gin 4er 195I....... 1904 1861
Baltimore Gin 3her 1880 ...... =. 1OI
Baltimore Gitb 3laer 1886 $50. i0l o..
Baltimore Gin 3haer 1864 ...... 10B F..
Suffolf & Carolina 5er....... 07h 90
saeftern Warbldno 4er..,...... s5% s6Is
Nefi 8irsinia Central 1. Ger. i02h g..
2silmlnaton X Neloon 5er...... 1871 ii3L
Standardization.
Georgia Soniberu & 5loriba... 80 40
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Seiltige SdluBrote:
@eiBer Nr. 2........ G0Et-61
@eiBer Nr. 3........ 80 -59H
NeiBer Nr. 4........ 81 So
Gemiltter Hr. 2..... $3.50
@emlidter Nr. 3d.. 57R-5S
0emlitter Nr. d.. 56R-57
Hoggen. - 3uiubr 1900 Yu.
ldel; aus Den @lcuotorcn 5liriidac5o.
gen GO 9uidel; Glepatoren! 9orrotb
4S,0l9 9uld)cl.
Seutise SdlnBrate:
Nr. 2 meltlid)ar 8oggen
Grport. so -.
Nr. 2 lueitliher Roggen. 80 =.
Sn SGdeL ie nob qua.
lttdt 80 80
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@ei5en. 49, 3uiubr $500 9u.
ibel; Seriouot BON Den @lepotoren
49, 9uihel; Gleuatoren . 8orratb
AGA 9illd)cl.
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@eeen Iei6te Neoinaungen onS prndiboue
5ipeiii6dipe ISUbnung Nr. 412, gtorosSnieluono
slbenue. Meiierfdmiot, pa ct. Saul Strafe.
GS0-2)
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Wnltimurc Mnrftberidlt.

Baltimore 30. SUM 1909.
Webl. - 3uinbr 2062 6Giier,
Giiltenperionot 2093 SGIier.
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aus Den Glepotoren 5uriidgrjogcn
9270 9uifeI; @lepotoren : 8orratb
154.999 Qllidel
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Cf7E-etirlina.Yinnp 7 1t3 SftnOen; Dol.
lie 9r1be: iuie neu %repurirt; Sc
bdufe ipie men polirt; mebr ais ein
Bargain: einf6IiebIi6 Seiicl.
Stieif, . Yiuro 4ibertisS ctr.
1874
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.sdN 1Iauq 1aalD9 s9aa a8anI31aa
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Gountp.s tenern. Gonnts. eteusrn

gu oerfaufen:
Sene neucn 5ir etf6digen Sdufer on eio.s.
Gtrabe, uabe gnItimoresStrnbe; ale Ueoieni.
Ii6feiten; gues moocrn. YreiS: 92eun Stin.
bert uno flint firo iieb5ig Dollars, $075. 90.
9rlnb5ins neun unb oreibig Collars pro SabI
9coingunaen fir &iifer pniienb.
Winn nebme SnirmountsI beHue unb Gpar.
ROWS goint GIeftriihe.
glgenteH fiets dniuefeno.
gpaltcr g. Neftpbni,
U52-) 8duunferrebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

0Ann4Stuoios@rDbe Nntuipielcr. Vianu;
04VO 10 gut ipie neii; nlr fiir Demon
ftrntionS5ipcde benuBt, uno 90 Roll
len goten.
G79-s4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

CIR. TAI, 1910 uuo 1919, MeSenrb StrnBe,
$1,000 fir iebeS Salie; nieori9e sllsedben; quite
3ftbdige 9dufer; lct6te BeoingunaeI. gat5us
frneen bel eaunel y. 5autb, 8r. 81, Sonins.
Giraffe. (Wlai17, 1IRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Su perFdnfeu:
900 Geutert gpeit. Srantlin. strake - 3sIt5dia.
8 3iminer uno Bao.
1911 cft.9afahette ,Muenne = 2it6dig.
1410 Sslbxput.Strake = 2sft1dig.
Ha.afHe Sf0O, 900
plt nuf Sbpotbefen 81 berIeiben.
Tanief ". Summerwer6,
(Wldr50 .fI Tr. Ia. Sfts9eyinjloHsGtr.
!Rdfe fir's NnsIant befsrat @. Saline. Ala
ctt'Datttmcre. Ctr. nahe Cation 6suie.Apense.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

200 @der, 10 Meilen non Baltimore; y
Micile bon SorfeD Station, y. & O.; p%eriaufe
3 stder ooer arbBere YIdbe, ipie adIfer wiins
fhen mag. 8edueme 1beil5abluneen. y. d.
snoerSon, 126 2aip yuiioiug. Q7S-S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Wo1S. = 3uTllbr 1868 BllldeI,
Eerlnt0t bon Den @lepotoren 1888
SllIdel; @leuotoren Sorrotb PA.
665 guifel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-01
Tt1e Chair cf Torture.

The fnusi i4lNnliEert building in the .pc.eit s.i,y of Nuremburg is the cas- tie one of i:s two towers was used Cor torture. tbe ether served as q prison. rle castle also contained s um.seum "f horrors until # was pur- based by the Earl of Shrewsbury and ralhot il wliuse possession these rel. ,es now lie. 0pe of these was the hair of torture. It was very heavily naae and sfuddeG ever tie seat and II the elbows with blunt topped spikes To il ,he victim was tightly bound and n SAnr. time discomfort began 10 manifes. itself and in tine becain anbearabe. During it's continuance be torture was increased in seNtI;, wa9s hy means of wedges being pass eG between the legs and screws heira apglicd 10 the thumbs until they be can so bleed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-01
Spoiled dHis;Taste,

"A friend of mine," said Montana man, '.is defending damage suit for being party to making a man take the liquor cure without his consent. This man had been on protracted spree Of several weeks. and his bus ness was going to the dogs. My friend thought it would be kindly thing to eend him 10 a sanitarium for treat inent. He did so, and the man was given the cure for the whisky habit When he was discharged from the salitarium the fixst thing he did was 'o go t0 saloon. He called for Whs Ky. He tasted it. but did not fancy .he flavor of it. He set his distastc # it down to the cure he had beer sEf!2 N.E 'aT friends orders and imme. ds%taIs began suit for S5o0A0 d.n i:.es. lie says ill his complaint thal no had a highly cultivated and dis sf-isa!aatlns taste for whisky, whith
 ad taken years to develop. and lH.}l
 ";.S spoiled hy the cure l Go no snow hcw my friend will come out, ,as he is not helnirc any more down anG outs without first obtaining thci.
 nnse0t. New York Journal.