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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
Youngster Tells a Re- markable Story of
 His Treatment.

anything to me; I am on the verge of nervous prostration." he said; T ex- pect the boy will be back tonight, but l cannot state positively whether he will be returned safe and sound. Do not ask me to reveal the alleged set clement. That might ruin all of the plans"
 For more than an hour WhItla wait ed In the lobby smoking black cigars and muttering to himself. Detective Perkins sat near him and pleaded with him to have patience A friend ap- preached and Whitla walked into a se- cluded corner of the hotel and talked to him In monosyllables. Ills eyelids twitched nervously. He rubbed his hands and silently prayed for the quick return of his boy.
 In the meantime little Willie. the kidnapped boy, feeling comparatively safe in the hands of his kidnappers for he was being treated kindly and even at this time does not realize what ter rible danger he was In. was being pre- pared for his return to his father The woman at the candy store had done her duty. She communicated with the captors of the boy and told them that the father had made no attempt to trap them. The ktdnappers were satisfied But Whitla. senior, declines to name the woman in charge of the confection- cry store and almost dares the police to locate her.
 So the boy was brought from his hid . Ing place--where 1t was no one knows ito a car line in the east end of the city, which would bring him Into town quickly. The kidnapper, according to Willie, was cheerful enough. The mys- terious one and the younsster skipped in sch ool-boy fashion toward the troll ley line, testing in the meantime.
 Willie and the kidnapper.
 A few rods from the car line, the man stopped the boy. Pulling a pair of smoked glasses from his pocket, he adjusted them to the lads head with the remark: You'll look better in thsse." the sides of the black yarn cap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
JOKE ON ROOT.

Recognized On Senate Floor As sena-
 tor from Pennsylvania.
 Washington, Mar. g. Senator Root. for the first time since becoming a United States Senator. took the floor of the Senate. He presented several petitions.
 Senator Frye president pro-tem, rec oRnized the New York Senator as the "Senator from Pennsylvania" and am ld laughter. quickly corrected his mis- take. Mfr. Root enjoyed the error and smiled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
Negro Is EIectrocuted.

Richmond. Va. March 22.-Arthelius Christian. a negro. who in Botetourt County on February IS crlminally as- saulted and then stabbed to death a young white school girl. was electro outed in the penitentiary today. Chris tian was indicted, tried and convicted within twenty-eonr hours after his cap NHxe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
Police Chiefs' Convention.

Knoxville. Tenn. Mar. 22.--Chief of Police ". P Chandler. of this city an nounces that the annual convention of the International Association of Police Chiefs for this year has been changed from Los Angeles to Buffalo. The detes- are June IS, ls and JL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
Decision Not Rendered.

Washington. Mar. 22.--The Supreme Court today did not render the expect ed decision in the anthracite coal car rying railroad cases involving the con- stitutionality of the commodities clause of the Hepburn ralroad rate law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
LIEUT. REEDS CONDITION.
Physicians State He Has Slight Chance
 0f fsecOfr sa ,.4as% q s

of Fecovs ss. ,,. -fss&s.ss
 Washington. March s1e--The condt- tion of Lieutenant Semmes Reid. exec- utive offieer of the naval yacht May flower and naval aide to President Taft, who lies dangerously i'll at the naval hospital, due to being crushed under his horse while riding, remains un- changed.
 The physicians state he has slight chance of recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
THE WEATHER.

Washington, March 22.-Porecast for Alabamas Fair Tuesday snd Wednes- dayy warner Tuesday, moderate south east winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23

(Continued on Page Ten)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23
willie and the Kidnapper.

SoOszkznusd en Page Tsal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23

Whitla, senior. refused to state he had paid the ransom or not. He said that he received letter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23

Cotton hose has fallen under their greedy gaze. and the tax on ,t. ai- ready too high. has been greatly in- creased. Cotton goods are more gen. orally used that any other class of goods by the masses of the American people. and every cent of duty paid on such fabrics Is an additional tax on the people least able to pay it.
 The Standard oil Company is hand somely cared for fin the Payne bill as in the Dingley bill.' the report con tinues, and by reason of the provision in Paragraph 6s7. popularly known as the joker continues to be protected by tariff duty of sS per oenk, which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-23

Scsnsanned on Pa@e Teae
The Press., 1909-12-22

NHIsIS NATUSCHKA. Mer- \ chant Tailor, Room 1, Warren's Block, Staf- ford springs.
The Press., 1909-12-22
Superior Court.

The case of suit in judgment oi Enrich of New York vs. Root of Som CTS was heard Wednesday, and the court gave judgment to plaintiff for $5256 B and costs. R. H. Fisk foI plaintiff. J. ". Johnson for defendant
 A short calendar session of the superior court was held on Friday In the case of William E. Demond et al. vs. Ella l. Slater. hearing in fore closure, judgment was granted for $4, 75O. 70 The uncontested divorce case of Martha Wagner vs Charles Wagner was continued. Addie A Beebe was granted a divorce from George M. Beebe on the ground of in toxication. She was given permission to change her name to Addie A. Aborn. Carlton P. Nicholson of Ell lington was granted a divorce from Betsy E Nicholson of Ellington on the ground of desertion. In the un contested divorce case of Arthur A. Cushman vs. Rhoda Cushman, the court gave the plaintiff a decree of divorce on the ground of desertion. Elmira L. Medbury was granted 8 divorce from Charles N. Medbury and given the custody of children.
The Press., 1909-12-22
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.

Some Stafford Springs People Have
 Learned How to Get Rid of Both.
 Backaohe and kidney ache are twin brothers.
 You can't separate them.
 And you can't get rid of the back ache until you cure the kidney ache
 If the kidneys are we'll and strong, the rest of the system is pretty sure to be in vigorous health.
 Doan's Kidney Pills make strong, healthy kidneys.
 Mrs. Thomas Whitaker, Edgewood street, Stafford Springs, Conn.,, says "I suffered from pains in my back and sides for some time and I also had attacks of rheumatism that made me lame When I saw Doan's Kid ney Pills advertised I procured a box, and felt better after l had taken few doses. They went directly to the seat of my trouble and helped me 1T every way. Doan's Kidney Pills ar' deserving uf the highest praise.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5( cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's-an' take no other.
The Press., 1909-12-22
WILMINGTON.

The topic for the Thursday evening prayer meeting at the Baptist confer. ence room is to be "Son and daughter give me thine heart" These helpful meetings are we'll attended, but there is always room and a welcome for all who feel inclined to come and share the benefit
 Rev. O. ". Wolfe, former pastor of the Baptist church here and who is now pastor at Gaylord, Michigan. is editor of the young peoples depart. ment of the Michigan Christian Herald, the official organ of the Bap. tist state convention of that state and of all affiliated societies. He has an able article on Our Christmas Gifts" in the current number. The paper is published in Detroit.
 The many people who knew and were fond of Rev. Wilson R. Terry and family when he was pastor here will be pleased to hear that they are still in Southfeld. Mass, and are in comfortable health. MT. Terry has resigned the pastorate of the church in favor of a young man, although they still live in the parsonage. He is penisoned for faithful service by the Massachusetts state convention, or ministers' conferences
 The Christmas gifts for the Sunday school are being purchased at Stafford Springs, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs, Darrow having spent two days last week shopping at the borough, and have to go once more at least. This making | selections to please everybody is no easy matter. We would rather look after the decorating of the trees and are glad that is the part assigned us. and love a Christmas tree just as we'll as when a child, They didn't call them "kids'' then; we wish they would not now.
The Press., 1909-12-22

WILLIS H. REED. Attorney ct w Law, Notary Public Ofice in EtaTord National Bank Building. East Main-st.
The Press., 1909-12-22

M ID. O'CONNELL. Attorney tt VAs Law, Browns Block, East-Main-st.
The Press., 1909-12-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

DOBERT HI. FISK, Attorney at IO Law, Rockwell Block, Main-st.
The Press., 1909-12-22

Take hint, do your own mixing. Rough on Rats. being all poison, one lBc box will spread or make 50 to 100 little cakes that will kin 800 more rats and mice It's the unbeatable ex- terminstor. Don't de In the house. B"ware of limitations, substitutes and catch-penny, ready for.use devices.
The Press., 1909-12-22

Heavy. impure blood makes muddy, pimply complexion, headaches, nausea. indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak. dale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure restores perfect health.
The Press., 1909-12-22
The comnIete Rookkeeper.

Mrs. Knicker--How do you make your books balance? Mrs. Booker That's easy always spend the exact sum I receive right away.-New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
FORTUNE HAS
BEEN STOLEN
FRO NJ MINE
Gigantic Scheme Unearth-
ed at Coldfield-Three
Men Arrested, Charged
With the Crime.

GoLDFlELD. Oct. l8.-~After be,
Ing under surveillance for months
suspected Of stealing rich concen
tratea from the Consolidated Mills.
three OF It's most trusted employees
are under arrest here today.
The three men are l.. II. Dresser
a graduate OF Princeton university.
Elliot Lamb. who recently acquired
noioncty aa the hero OF a trolley
wreck near Spokane. when be saved
a number Of lives by chopping the
victims free, aud ID Couture. repair
man az the mill.
Five months ago the first OF the
thefta was reported and all depart
montA have been watched closely
since that time. Deapitc the aya.
tenn OF espionage adopted. II Is re-
ported that thieves got away with
concentrates amounting TO 1900.
Detective Clarence Sage. who ar.
rested the three men. claims that
the method Of stealing the con
centrgtes adopted by the thieves
was the most Ingenious that he has
ever encountered
He declares that the work was
done ia the concentrating depart
ment where the thieves By insert.
ing spoon shaped piece OF metal
Into the ore, diverted the richest
parts Of the concentration into q
small sack which was 10 completely
hidden 40 90 be almost impossible
"a dqfEef The Hs.f4ettNaa aak that
this scheme was entirely original
with the men and absolutely with
ont precedent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Discovery Has Revolutionlxed
the Treatment Of Skin Diseases.

Nothing In the history OF medi-
cine has ever approached the sue
cess of the marvellous skin remedy
known as poslam, which, IL is safe
TO say, has cured more cases OF &c
zema and skin diseases than any
remedy ever offered for these ills.
The success OF poslam is not at
ali surprising, when II Is considered
that even a very small quantity ap-
piled 10 the skin stops itching i'm
mediately aud cures chronic cases
in two weeks. The very worst
cases OF eczema. as well as acne,
herpes, letter, piles, salt rheum,
rash, crusted humors. scaly scalp
and every form of itch, yield to IL
readily Blemishes such as PIN
pies, red noses, muddy and inflam-
ed skin disappear almost immedi-
ately when poslam is applied, the
complexion being cleared over
night.
Every druggist keeps both the so
cent size tfor minor troubles) and
the 81 jar, and either OF these may
be obtained In Seattle at the
Quaker Drug Co. as well as other
reliable drug stores.
But no one is even asked 10 pur-
chase poslam without first obtain
Ing an experimental package which
Will be sent by mail, free of charge,
upon request, by the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West Twenty. firth
street, New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
BANKER MORSE VERY
ILL IN THE TOMbS
AND DOCTOR CALLED

NEW YORK, Oct. is,--chas.
w. Morse. who has been i'm
prisoncd here since Monday.
when the United States appel
late court confirmed the de-
elsion Of the United States cir.
euit edort sentencing him TO
10 years penal servftuoe for
aIieped violation Of the bank.
ing lava. 10 w in the Tomba
Tire first night Of his inear.
eerst.e0 was passed without
sleep Esd u was necessary 20
adranister q sleeping potion
before the convicted banker
could rest.
Today he IL ~ ard a physi-
clan has been called TO see
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

crochet bedapr0ads IN
good deeiRnft made Of heavy
yarns ana nicely finished. large
size, ~ by s. inches regular
price 81 60. specially c. IN
priced for this sale % tstU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
THE MARKETS

fhs following are the average prices
anvted By the tersi wholesalers ON
ieeat produce, mssfs and feed.
Prize. ia all ease. are sabf~cs 10
sarssti@a. se~erdinE To freshaas.
and G~a~Fsi sxceits ace. bat these
prices. uai~s. otherwise Indicated.
are for strictly firss grades.
.Aa n.ss~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13

oyster shells, zoos. ton 70 90
clam SHELLS. 1908 .s.. ~ .00
Clam Shells, No. 2 ton ~ .Np
formulated Bones, zoos 60 pV
Bono Meal. COS t... 30 90
scratch h'dtsi, so-lb. sk. 1895
Common Sense Egg
Food. 9N-ih. sack l'fo
Ia los. $500 per ton
highet1 s.u, ,.,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-13
OUT ITS RICH ECONOMIES IN A STEADY STRFAI

Increasing crowds and record-breaking selling mark
the progress of this sale
People from far and near coming to share in the
splendid economies of this extraordinary event
Let these few items strengthen invitation attend
tomorrow:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
8efauntmadlungea
Scpartcmcut iiir biicntlidjc ger6eicrungen.
llntcr.Tepartc rncrt bee Gtaot.Snacnienfe.

VAIL III o I c, ~. NllUl lOuo'
Geparntc perliCgelie sltgebote, an beIt sSonro
81 apGros,, eare ot,9 Sepea 91omas" GSrsl.
firt. I'M giltenu nes Staottlteatitratets ytni9,
Z. 3nIi, 1909 entaeaeli as4el4nten. 8gr Nigsu,,
ben Strnbcit rno slleb SitenosS trnbe, BON
Naccse traBe bis 9eaoenbaqs Strabe, nit Gut:
dsp6aIt, glspbaIibI6dert 9ituIitbic ODER otirttl,
3irten Rfluiteritcinen; 2eoegrones9ineb, BON Der
eiibieite Der 0ionnt -9topoEgoenie p!s 3lr
g~iorofeite oer EreitcnsS irnBe, nit oitrift5irtelt
Qflaiterftcinen lto an Der areu5uug bon Il1'
Sifon. unb Ct. 4nul.Strnbe ulb Wiabiion' ilHo
Colbert trnbe mil 8itulitbic.
Spebifilntionen uno gneeboiss 5orniuldre itno
duf &erlnnaen in bieicm 0ilreau erbaItli6.
Gas Hedt pirh norbe6alten, ir9ero eiit llno
auc Yn9ebutc 6nriid3uueitefl.
Gin 6egIaubigier 9bcd oes 8ieters, ant el1le
Clearing Soufe"s9urf, nrf Srorc ocS WtdDurs
iIflo StaotratbS bon Baltimore ge6o9eH. III
nciit in oeu Gpc5ififuiionen eellnnnten Getrage,
inu6 icocm ~g(n9ebot b~eigefiigt fem.
.. Z. Senoal,
StaotsS ngeniCllr.
Z. Barn Mubpul,
Yrdiioenf oer 9pntrufts geboroe
(StHi24 %, 26, 2S, 20, 80, Sttli1 9 $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
GrieSipn-3 Clinic.
9,ene id,nelle sae.9 antpier,

9'cnc idlmenc 5as,Santpfer.
r2pro Baltimore" II. ,Venn" mad, Vbtfabeipbin.
r, 5dhrpreie MIR ST 90.
Sdgltdl nito Gonntags
nm 500 Born. bon Draft uIo 3iabisStr. nb.
SaIten an Si gcttertpu, Splun Vptnt, Wio..
ilio 6beiter, ia. 9anaelt tingefdbr o ubr
gtbeios in YbiIuoelpbia al.
GrtSiifcnoc Sabrt ourdl ben 3anaf. gnfid'
gicre f1nren rn6 gelieben biz 96einpeafes GitD
lilio 9etterton fabref NIB auf Der Niidfabrt init
6 llbr gbenos ~oeiieIben 31aes anIaneen. :
Hunoreiies9iuete CUR 8iidiabrt nit r8. & 8.
Bubn. unb ourdGe6enbe gillete (per Bubn bon
8bilu.) nab WctusYurf, Mtlantie,0ttp, 6apc
WtaA, 2ona Brand, Scfan Stth, Nsburg Yarf,
NlbGmn, iron, 5uil gerfauf bel Ilbdngtis,
W,abl5eitcn so Gcuts. Y~ia1tbampier fubrcn tda'
lid . slbenos (Sonniag alis9enomRen). Wlan
~ Clarence ebriber,
CSunit5-) g1aent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
Spicpb Spicacl.

IS iiarb vlbbIi6 am %. SUM 1909 5piepb
3piesel, e~elebter Sotte bon Nnnie Spie9el i'm
Sutcr bon SO SGbrcl. Die eeerotghng ttnoet
ieiner Ietten @obfung, Gr. 500, Siio'Sunlbcns
StraRe, aus itutt. lino bnnn mad Der 3l. @er5s
0ir6e, no nm 40 llbr cine 9tequientaoobneiie
iiir bus Sell fciner seeIe ceIebrirt lpiro. Der
nolI eingeInbct. U76-D
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Sphn TrcuuS.

IS iitnr6 am 80. Stui 1909 in feincr 2Sobs
ning. 9sr. 1855, 0cit.e saratoga. strakc, Subn
Sreuno, g~eliebter @utte bon eliza Srclno, in
ieincm IS. 2ebensia1re. Die 9eeroiaun9 iinoct
Samitag, Den 20. Suni. 3 ubr 9iadbniitdgs,
bon Der oben geI.d nttcn 9sobnir9 aus itdti.
@ciietlnn nuf oer nGouoons Bari emeterN."
(8ui6ingtort, 3. e., Seituneen mogen gts
fGIioit Cunireu) G7B-
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Caroline Tfcuuia.

@o fiurb am %. SUM 1909 Caroline @ien.
mig, 9Sittipe bon Daniel Ffenrti9, I'M gHter
hon u S1bren 1 Dionnt uub % 3aaen. Die
Neeroiaunq fiuoet somitag, ginfmittags nm ,
rlbr, bonn Irnrerbnuie, Rr, 2i01, Nihlanbs Niue,
aus fat. ipo6ll Serunnoic unn Sreurlbe ado
innaehnn cinaeInoen lino. O7H-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
9epnrtcmcut fir 6ficntiihc siMerbett.-9autcn.
Cub Requirement bce 8ebduoe'SnipeftOrs
Siircaue, Natbbaus.

0aIttmore. ben %. Sum 1909.
Separate periiegclte Ineebote meroet emit
ee9en aenommen bon Der Standardization Der
Giant Baltimore iitr Gin Sebduoe an Der rib
sStrubc, ndbc 9Seiis Strabe, 6u erri6tcn, gtr.
81 SpriBenbaus genanui. fiir ben Wlaoor urio
Stuntratb bon Baltimore fir bic 8enibirg
SeiicRs Der 6cuersGpmmiiidre.
9lngeboie miiiien in oerfteeeItel Sotoerten,
~abreiiirt al heu -0ouro OF IiparoS OF Vultt-
muresGitn," iein. Die Ituifbrifi .Rropoials for
Gneine 0ouic gr. 81" truaen unh bel Srn. ).
Scipea IbomuS, Observation-Disclosures, in oeiicn
Hilrenu I'M Ratbbdufc I'M ODER Dor If llbr Sors
mitiugs am 7. Slni 1909 cingereidt rperbcI1.
Seoem ~slnaebot nub Elm an Den Manor urIo
Siubtratb bon Baltimore SabIbarer. ccrtifi5irter
9bcd hes .@icters fir iiinfbunoert ($500) Col
lars ~beiacfiiat feil.
Der erfolareihe @ieter ntub 9iiraihdft iteIs
len mo ole &orfdrificn oes Stdois96arters in
@e6lIn aut G%ontrafte %eyfiluen.
Scidnttqen lnn Spe5iiif1tionen l6uncn ant
oocr mad Dem "a. Suri 1909 int Niircau beS
8ehduoes Snfpeftors beiihtigt perhen.
Die @cb6coe bebdlt itD boS Redt Dor, trs
Gcno cin oocr ale %glnoebutc 5nriid St neiien.
Gbwarb 7. Hrcitpa,
SebuuoezS nfpCftor.
@cnebmigt:
Z. BARN Mnbopl.
Prdiioent Der Gonirafts Neb6roe.
(Sini25. 20, rs %. 30; Suli1 ,2,3.6,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
GliIobcth acmmcrscu.

G3 itarb am %. SUM- 1908 e~liIabetb aem.
,ucrien, %aetifbte' f@ntfin BON 9lnorep Gcnlmcrs
4eu, i'm gtIter pnn 80 Ja9rc1 I Mionutcn ulb
~ lnGcn. Sic RettbipnitN liIncct Srcitaa. .
Ter sian So6rTfk Rirf. @r. 2.2s. eit.@taoi.
ions stranf, 4 alSb itntiy< np5u SermaRote iino
Sreunbe oct 6itniIie n6tangsbol cingcTdoen
iIlo. y Nftu.hl- IL .Mn- III Oh. sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
0cninfi II. Snni.

Die prndtuunen Sort ScppIt' nns grttertpn.
Grturfuucm, @roBarti9e Scenerie; bic srobell
Srilden; cine itetiee gueeniueibe; nittS gIei6t
benz SuSquebnnnasRiber. Setterton 1T elm be'
Iiebter GIas arobe SoieI. Sic felniten 2eur'
ie MAIDEN Die 5abrt. gieuer, idneuer Sanlpfer
pSusouebauru" ieoen &tcnftne, 9onucritue II.
SamTtne. I tlbr S'udm. gu oGuic 1890 stboS.
@iuete 50r. MubI5eiien soc.
(Snnit00 TpfdeftersSu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
Caroline SDitcr.

IS iturb am "a. Sunt 1909 Caroline abitcr,
ocIicbte Satin bes beritorbenen Seorac softer.
Sie 9ceroi9u1g tinbet Snmitna, Den 26. sunni,
rs llbr 9iufniituaS. bon ibrcr letter gSubs
uuug, 9ir. 2553, Observation-Disclosures, aus 'tdit.
@eifeBiun uuf Der Baltimore Gentctern."
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WcrtruSc l,. Snun.

IS ftorb am "a. Sum- 1909 @crtrnSc VI
Saua, Qeliehte lodbter bon (afob ulo Srcbcs
ridd Sung. i'm FILTER bon 10 Subren / lGofat
mo o Inaen. Die 9eerbiaun9 fiuoet eumitaa;
3 llbr gindbmtiiaas. bon Ncr 8ubHuua ibrer
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puGl eiupelubcn iiuo.~ G7B-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25
epiritnuicn : sittas IaPaGfasidncn.
Spirituuirn.2 'pipplitatiun.
2iite Tr. 6A.
Bhrtan Der epiritnoisns2ieeuS. g omntiNdre,
Stmmfr 9ir. BOG, 8eridbts. 9ebduos.
g. eterett Me9iut, 9rdftb mi.
Snmes Gpuo,
Benjamin D.. 91reenes,
&omHtiTdrc.

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actitiun nm Ernraicrirais siaer Guoetuii'Spi'
meldbe Mittp pdI, ben I. Suli 1909, 10 llbr
&ormitinas. in @riuiellre ge5ogen iuiro. Yro'
teite miiiien Dor ~ llbr Ntittnas am Tten'taa,
Den 6. Suli 1909, eingereiG)t peroen. Grotcits
SormuInrc iinO dui g~lniudbel in oieicm Siireal
erbdltli6.
sgaf9tuatuu Bpmle,
ebetseIerf.
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MIcSnritb, @erlInro T., unioti Ertiit @uIlos
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Spmmcrfoit nnb 2ogis.

@htte Saa.Sarm am 6boptanf Slut.
nube 3RobdlsSnf uno Srforo; prncbtoolle, nab
benz gSnSfcrufer abinleioe e1iuiI: 9lites Sdi5'
fp~diferzNaoen; 6uner= uno Segelbpote fret:
9auud; aIs9e5ei6nete 6iibe; arpber 3ult5iudl;
ideli6c Toft; Telephone.
Jrau ". Wt. Srinsfielo,
CSnni23, tWfD SobaIsS1f, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-25

Iai Sofio piebcr @err Der Situotion
miro.
SIN ipnniiden a0nigSidloiie bat
Der Storf Ginfebr gebalten mo elm
Sohterfcn binterlniicn ooS brittle
&ino.
YrGiioent Gofocl HcDe$ bon So.
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gcIoiicn il16 mon lit Der Illlibt, oaB
or i%iberbaupt nid)t nlcbr 5urildtcbrel
miro. Gas lparen etmo Die Sallpts
greigniiie ciner @ohe.
@iebnberiide 91dtter c.
riften, lift in einem Goric bel Seq.
9enoori eit ieltener @ebllrtSfol Dor
gefnmlnen. Cine 91itcrin idenfte
einem &i1oe Dos 2cbcn, boS cin 3D.
%flopcndige botte. Gie beioen Nlugens
boblen moren nit elmer Sout per
modien, mGbreno lid n1itten alli Der
Stirn Gin bollig oltSgebiloetes
mcni6lideS Nu9e bciono. Gas feline
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iturb, muroc an Die anotomilden
Sommlu1gcn nod Wtiind)cn geididt.
&umIanbs tiirsiide 8Gber.
Ganitable. @sbauOe, guitamt seseu. etsts often.
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2pn0un.

SHreaa: Gr. II, &cIt. saratpaa. etrake, Hnb
Saupi.GiHgang: Freberid- 9inao.
ReardbnibplGbe onn $25 an inter beitdnoiger
gufiidt; Sdnittblimel,, @eiuirbe, Ytlnn5cn tic.
ipcroet I'M Ireib1duS an SnuptsGinanng ges
iuiben. Infer agent rpiro, iuenn gcuiinl6t,
borirredeT. OPP
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Son Sun
81 pfsS Street, ampfer>S D.

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IbfaGrt oe5 Campers nab HpdsGreef ulo
Stonn Greet bon Spenoer's gSerfte, am 6ube
bes @rcnbpab. tdeIih nm s ubr Woreens llno
5 llbr ginhmittoes. a%tsgenomnet Gatnfia9
mno Gonntdg. Samitags nm 6 u6r Wiorgens
nnS 8 nbr Na3mitia9s ,ino Sonntaes nm 4 II.
SpeBiaIsJinten nit Sampferzebnrteriug gege'
ben. Sir MonofdeinS@ Ituriionen fbrtrcn be-
forbere Arrangements g~eiroffen iperocn.
Sir alle @tn8eInbeiten fruge, tcIepbonire oocr
f6reihe an Subu Seatb, Superintendent, Speo.
bcn's wharf, ant 5nRe brs Yrpaopag.
(Dlai5, 3Wtte)