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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-12
HACKER IS HIGH
|. Man IN SHOOT

In the South Tacoma Gun Club
shoot yesterday, William Hacker
was high man, getting 23 out OF
rs in one shoot. His total score
in the four rounds was IL, 81, 23,
%, making S5 out of possible
100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-12
gO[lEGE PLAYERS
CHASE BALLS
FOR TIGERS

The Tigers ate up the Method
~ Of Puget Sound university
saturday in q contest that came
mt rs to 8. It was full OF heavy
stick work by the professionals
and strenuous running after the
1a1I by the college fellows. A few
more games Nike that and the uni
'yorsity fellows would be in train
1n1 for Marathon race. All the
college runs came on errors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-12
BUSINESS COLLEGE
DEFEATS WhITWORTH

The State Business College ball
team defeated Whitworth college
Saturday without half trying.
The boys got but one hit off Ed
Hall, brother of Bert Hall, the
Tiger twirler, and IL of them
famed the breezes. The score
was to II in favor of the State
Business College.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-12

LONDON, April IL. - Jem
Mace, at one time England's great
est pugilist. has filed application
for an old age pension of five
shilllngs a week. He is rs.
Mace is In hard luck. Despite
his age, he is hard as nails, and
when he can find pupils gives box
Ing lessons.
WORDS TO FREinzE THE Soul.
Your son has Consumption. His
ease Is hopeless These appalling
ems. leading merchant OF Spfing-
field, N. c., by two expert doctofs
lone a lung specialist. Then was
shown the Wonderful power OF DR..
Kings New Discovery. After three
was as well as ever I would moi
take al 1.-The money in the world
for what L did for my boy" Infai-
iible for Coughs and Colds. its the
safest surest cure OF desperate
lung diseases on earth. soc and
qoo; All druxgists guarantees sat
s1faction- Triai bottle free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-12
HE LEARNS TO
HANDLE. NORMAN

Manager Staflings of the
Yankees has made a success
OF Elberfeld. He has prom
ised him 40 acres of ground
on which he may live next
winter and raise chickens IL
he doesn't get in scrap
during the season. That is,
a useless scrap.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17
Special Services at Christian Church

Sunday, December 10, 1909.
Subject at HOO a. m, The
Qualifications and Duties of the
Official Board Immediately
after the morning discourse the
Official Board will be ordained.
According to Acts &c; 1923;
etc, let not only the Official
Board but every member pre-
pare himself or herself for the
occasion by fasting and prayer.
Every member is urged to be
present.
The evening service will be
devoted to the G. w. B. M. work.
Everyone invited.
J. J. Hutchinson, Pastor.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17
wayside Items

There was dinner on the
ground at Beulah Sunday. Rev
Sharp preached in the forenoon
and Rev. Homer Faulkner in the
afternoon and again at night.
Bob Brooks and family and
John Beavers of near VigO at
tended church at Beulah Sun
day night.
w. J. Sluder butchered hogs
Monday.
John Rice was a Tulia caller
last week.
Married December 9th, seat
ed in a buggy in front of the
residence of the officiating min
lister, Rev. A. Coleman, Claude
Hamblen and Grace Hollabaugh.
We wish them a long and happy
life. At present they are living
on the Madison place near Way
side.
w. H. Hamblen was a Happy
caller last week.
|. H. Hollabaugh made a bust
trip to Happy last Thursday.
Grace and B. Hollabaugh and
Fannie Sluder spent Tuesday of
last week very pleasantly with
Mrs. Hattie Hollabaugh.
The Holiness meeting at Beu-
lab closed Sunday night.
TEDDIE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17

Amarillo. Texas, Dec. IL
Two automobiles owned and
driven by A. w. Bivins and John
Burch of this city were de-
stroyed by a gasoline explosion
this side of Adrian this evening.
Bivins' car, a Pope-Toledo,
stuck in the mud. The Burch
car, an E, NJ. F., was on fast
speed when it struck the rear of
Bivins' car and plunged into the
twenty gallon storage tank on
the forward car. Both cars
were reduced to metal in few
minutes. No one was hurt
though several passengers were
in each car. tar-Telegram.
The Leader has had a very pref
ty and attractive sign painted on
the south side of the building.
One of our noted town characters
remarked, It's pretty loud but
| guess Wen let G. p. keep it up
there beings it's him.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17
A Christmas Toast.

Here's to our Christmas, may
it bring US good cheer!
May the joy of this Christmas
reach all, far and near.
May the message of Christmas
to all hearts be clear;
May it soothe every sorrow
and dry every tear.
May it bind closer to US each
soul that is dear,
And the spirit of Christmas
last all through the year.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17

Miss Emma Bowyer was
called by telegram Wednesday
to her home in Linneus, Mo.
j. II. Miller was in town Tues
day from Hereford.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-12-17
Christmas Thoughts
BY Rev. J. j. Hutchinson.

the realizatiOnS of their anticipa-
tons; the former, principally,
in being able to bring about this
realization. The prattling child
about his mothers knee, find $
untold pleasure in his new men
agerie. The young lass with
pure delight dresses anew her
dolls Alright. The jolly lad in
in morning bright goes forth
with his new gun to fight, The
young miss with bushes fair
acquiesces to her lovers fare.
But fathers and mothers are
caused to rejoice, also, in being
recipients of so many kind re-
membranes. Grandfather S
and grandmother's ''yonthful'
hearts respond, in childhood's
second nature, not only to to the
many gifts received but also to
the many wishes for IA Merry
Christmas" and Happy New
Year"
But let US take a RETROSPECT
tive view of life. AS we look
thru the mist of the proceeding
centuries we behold the Star of
Bethlehem pointing tothe breast
of new born King wrapped in
swaddling- clothes, lying in a
manager. The Eastern sages
seeing the star came to do Him
homage and laid their offerings
at his feet.
Why all this? Let us see if
we can not CLEAN the answer
from the following. Some shep
herds, who were feeding their
flocks on the hillsides of Judea,
were startled by an angelic mes
senger who serenely said unto
them, Fear not; for, behold, |
bring you good tidings of great
joy. which shall be to all people.
For unto you is born this day in
the city of David Savior which
is Christ the Lord" This an
was seconded by
the presence of a multitude of
the heavenly host praising God
and saying, Glory to God in the
highest, and on earth peace,
good will toward men. " Thus
we see that man was and is priv
LEGGED to be the recipient of the
Good News'or Gospel" which
is the power of God unto sal
Walton to every one that believ-
eth" The preeminent thought
Of to-day should be for the word
to continue to be made flesh.
Christ must be lived over again
in the lives of His followers.
The enthusiasm which spreads
other faiths, mingled in partial
error and truth, must character
re the people who call Christ
Lord. Such was Paul's concep-
ton of life when he said, II live,
yet not |, but Christ liveth in
me. "
AS men everywhere grasp
this fundamental motive and
purpose for daily life, the truth
will rapidly run its course and
be groritied, in the home, in the
in the community, in all
the world. How joyous then
will life of earth become! For
then humanity will find that
true glory is excellence of char
lcter which only can be attained
thru difficulties, trials and Sor
rows of a HUMAN life. They will
andeavor to obtain true happi-
ness which comes from within
the human breast, not from
without. When this golden age
shall have come, there will be a
perpetual Christmastide, as
Christ is born again and again
in the tens of thousands of lives,
and is crowned as Lord and King
to the uttermost parts of the
earth. Then, as never before,
can men say, The Word is
made flesh and dwells among us
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24

Pine Street.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24

...l . -. .a- .u- --u-i-iH. had pail
g-.es, Yu e madam would ieare
... ..u.- ~a...-L.,- uH-'.- loo. done
HH.. wr v..- sr.-....a uu up' rucDO
.-. lt u.u u.- tilted Ais nreiruws IL
-.H.-.l.rr That wus -Iart'y he
lt.,.. sug hos we're I'd. initials u
-1- .... l-.rual yb. had ALREADY sl,obel
fr .n- ,-l#r Ny wife thuugiH for &
i8.u. Itnu sl- controlled hey @iDC-
riau. .. au.-'-.y r-uarE-d Thai SUIT
ruu,Ia...4- were quit. common auc
Ns#t-a .r without leaving her ao
CI..-s
"A+>- cay ] lied M 10 the dpaier' :
gu....}. yrHared 90 ,-ave IN? "rO-'
fur -lI. .l b. Hui 'he dealer did upt
se-u .ia' -. inclined 60 s.-Ii A lady
had .f..i 'h-"A r. S,--IIis lads ui my
Own name WIZ n.- same iuiiia is--odd
Was Il HUt ylo was willing 10 give
tbe fU' prize fur lie ar1irie Then il
Was NY lEru io mink. On lbs whole.
] dE'ld,-d did b1 want the chair
after al 81 Ellen wanted 10 buy il.
10 81 her hat- that pis-asure.
christmas morning W. both fused
about h+ hUuSe eXp-oiHnily ! wOD-
dered where VI eaItt Ellen Was Eeep-
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24

bup OF
The fish
probab
wth Of
Ver there
feb, tro
Ieepshead
'pm The /
"a reap
|nually.
houses
shing boa
come fr(
,ense. 0.
e Indian
~ shrimp
ntic ocea
! The inlet
beh as dr.,
~ then a
ke such
lich are $
pay lal
IMe estim
year is
from v
|wt Pierce
oaand bO
rs ak 4
eater par
& going in
af and it
Der twent
|krce grow
|arge is a
! will he
powers vii
ply shipr
PIT Pierce
1.-The pres
~ Is a goc
@ hold &
p St. Luc
lge income
There will
'ihings in
N court he
" cost con
1000. Tn
paid by
ady a ia
. modern
onty 500
l@ are nj
\ eolIecte,
= blocks
The TR
} court no,
Several
: been f
seas Of co
church is
'.Exchang
tort Pier
4 .larg,
IA ne,
ny been
4 moving
!ert Pierce
M physi
! are MAJ
g Is a ID
a. conse
|! me way
! Pierre, /
.t Pierc
], 0rRnniv
'na, telel
ID nivks,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24
Lighting System Perfected.

represents be oraG Lighting Perfected
I'll, system composed Of LOWRY gasolene plant and th4
GLORIA H-r-, 300 and 800 candle power respectively uas
-re -rthe only gasoene light that can be successful
,a..5 rv women and children. 1t brilliant aa
v and - per cent cheaper The lights be turned
Up DOWN a, wi can he lighted INSTANTLY WITHOUT GENEG
4TINg This fact not contained in any other gasoene Light
-,.4n With the Lowry plant in connection with the 0Rl
amp there !, absolute There is direct handling N
enc n this system the gasoene being forced in the peS
tank w pump This does away with all Of the handling gS|
dine which necessary in all the old style plug filler tanks
The same me The pressure is maintained in the LOWRY pM
continually The plant be attached your gasoene stove
thereby the trouble Of filing the stove eliminating the
-,r II filing gasoline stoves.
The oil glage cocks in the LOWRY plant is fitted with
automatic l, III in both the guage cocks in the gug g
should e broken his makes the plant absolutely safe
plant designed to work in connection with the Gloria lana
r-el in connection with any gasoene lighting gS
and will more than % per cent Of the labor The plant
.,-..-3. owned andmanufacured by A. B. LOWRY Forna
The .~ shown in the above cut, is the Gloria Lights OWN
.- The Gloria Light Co., of Chicago, Ill.
.w prepared to install this system in your home or phc
.s.-s>-. Several plants in operation in Fort Pierce
-g "r,, torpriceS on lamps plants.
Pine Street A r oxA,rx, Fort psx
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-12-24

slZI TIKI r.EE'LA"L
But bet OF MN AMI liEed hin same
as e he had
Turned 10 pat me Oh the bacE AM
say 'Look a-here, ny lat
Here's ny pack. ies he , yourssi
like al good boys does
Long sfure
] knowed H'ho
SANITY Claus WIZ
"I ISN'T that yarn VIZ true about
" him. as il pegred 10 De.
Truth made ont o lies Ike that III s
good enough fur me
Wishf still WIZ SO confdin ] could
jes 20 wild
Over hapgin' pp my stoekins like
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11

ben; %luunol, ga sic Geriradtuug Ser
Crntc beionbers grobe aniorberum-
gen an Den @eIomorft iteIlt. Gle
Nobeinnabmen Der @%iienbdbnen lilto
I'M mebr OILS 10 Ero5cnt GROCER, ol3
sur ielben Belt lebtcn SnbreS, Die
3obI Der unbcnubten 0oggonS lii
BON G8,500 am is. September olif
$500 5uriidocgoneen. Ger G6eds
&crfehr fir September NOR I'M -
Ero5cut ar6Ber, oils i'm Septem6er
1908. Sic 9outbdti9feit bat in let.
ter Belt etlpos nohgelaIicn. Gic @e,
idGitsloae i'm @roBcn lino @or3en
5clAt Dab bic iogcnannte Eroiperit1t
f~clneSlpegS cine o%Ilgenlcinc, ionoern
nod longs nidt ms GIeid)gclpift &c,
6radt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11

@iirgerpopicre nitt por5u5eigen, leill
@lo 9eniigt; er miro Damn obnc @eis
tereS ais Stinungcbcr eingetrogen.
Ter bier geborene Sobn, oOer Gn.
tel, ooer l~trenfel, II. i. 10, zines Mus
l0nbcrS, iueldcr in Dem 3eitabiGnitt
bonn /. Solular 1869 bis gum =. no
nen1bcr 1909 @ilrger oicieS Suroe@
iullroc, id)mort bel Der Negiitrotion
bnB cr nuf gbcItem WiIien mo
Wlauben" Der mGnnlid)c NaGfomnle
zines ioldcn noturoliitrten @iIrgerS
III, uub CT miro Damn obne Mettcrcs
ais StinnlgCbcr cinaetrogen.
SSu olen oieien Gdlcn nnlB Der
Gio bca Wunnes, Ser lid ais Stinlnls
gebcr rcgiitriren loiien mill, bon ocu
Nc0iitrirbcamtcn ais Cn0gitltis
ger 9emeta ongcitomnlcn lucrs
Sen, mo lie nliliien Ocl Nomcl eli
mes iold)cil Monnes IN Die g8obl'
bidder Cintrngell, geltnlt lple inter
ocun icfigcn @oblgeiet.
Inter elmer iueiteren alolriel ocs
MmcnOcmcnts fonncn Ole NualGn0cr,
sic mad bcm 9. Hopembcr
1909 giirgcr Der Scr. Stootcn iucrs
bcn, ionic %oieieni9en Nc9er, wclfc
cine quite Shlllbiloung genoiien ia.
ben, oocr oiti Gi0entbum gum @crtbc
BON $500 Steuer 5ablcn, olS Stimm-
1ebcr regiitrirt mer0cn. Torilbcr
9tGDercS I'M nGd)iten @rtifcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
slrean Ses etaOt.aeeiarators, Watbbaus.

vail III y e, ~. September 1909.
9a bic Strabcnorr9brldS Is cnttniIfdr Der
staot Baltimore il. aefebli6 Soreei6riebener
SBeiic loren enoeiiItieen nn6 corriairten NC.
giidt ii1ff Sie 8nasIpre$snsa GntlhSDiannaen.
beuntruna unb Gr1tfrltng bon GbarlesHrafen.
Npenne. bon Der Nortbs goerle bis sur roro,
liGei Srel8e Ger Siaoi Baltimore, iIebft ben
tarani helilaii@en eneeii'tIeel. lne cprrisiEten.
eridllterllhct Fllflen III 8enldbbeit ber giprz
fhriften oCS ~StnSiteIS 2H per gI!tc Der Sc
eisidtnr pom WfnrhlGno bonn Sabre 1904 nto
Der an O.. Wldrj 1895 iitter5cidneten Beroros
nune gr. 2lG oss Wiapors nne Stabtraths bon
Baltimore liHo anherer odrunf be6iiaIidcn Sc
ttbe ino TeroroHun9en bel mir binterie9t bds
ben.
piro bisrniii btfannt scecbert. oob b~efaeter
&sri0t NIB Bidne ant biefe gSeife ii oiefeut
Bureau tinterleat inorocn linh. Inb bab Der
Dlabcr mo Sta6tratb pom baltimore obsr irs
Gero einc Ycr1oH ober |eriouelt. poer cine ODER
nneDr Gorporotioncn, Die nit oct Eerihetiuna
Der oorbenanttcti. @rtfddoigu1Gcn ober gSerths
erbobnraeI llrauirieocn limb. innerbalb oreiBl1
$500 2Iaaen bonn 20. septembcr 1909 al as
beIr eritelt Ia9e ocr bon mir uu9ae11raeneit
observation-disclosures bicier gloti5. ffriftlitb buncs
Gen an bas 9nIilnprer Sinhtaertdt appeIltrcIt
NIB bds befoRtc @eri6t erfu6cn m6ger, bieicls
bell 5u rG0iotren.
Z, stwti 5boinas,
(Sept2a.S DIG l 500 Gtn0tReglitrntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
5epnrtcment fir Dffentlife 9auten.
Cub fpnrtcmeu hes Etabt.~S uucnicurS.

MIL o c. q. Scpfeinbet TUUU.
IN este. bic ce anaeht.
9iermit lpirh in lIebereiuffimmIiia nit ocli
9hfcbuiitrn SO y mo Sc 6 ncS Charters Der
Siaot Baltimore beinnni aeaebeit, bnb i'd nud
benz .. Hpnenber 1909 beatnnen ipcroe, tie
Sargrppe.HHcr, bon Der Sioieiic Der Dirunt
GtobnlsWoenue bis 6ur y~toroieite Der Erefirns
Gtrnse. nit nloeerrem MateriuI 3u ~pf.oiterR
uilo iicll III. ~pfiaftern
Mae '4~'erionen NIB. Gorporuiioller tpcrSCr
heshn'h hiermit aufueforocrt. G~rInubnibfbeiue
ihr n1e Nrheiten al ~cridnaen uno n~iefeibcn ncr
benz 8. g,oben'her 1909 III beenbjacR, bic in
ir1cnh ciner eSeife Gle NnilrabMna oecr oic
MufreiNli1o ~hefnatcr obcnaefianrter TneD obsr
etlicS 3heiIcs %hrricIben roibipcnhia ruddben.
lpettt htcfe ncpflaitcrt ooer net qepiInftert III.
y. z. Senoali.
(Scpf2l, Sh411,fS) SinhtsSngeitleur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
Northumberland.
Eepnrteu1cnt fir Dffentlide VerbeNerHu9eu
llllcrsH en- rtfltfut ND Gtnntsl MQc lliclIs.

Bdltlmore, 80. GepteuIDrr 1901.
.Scpdrdte oerfteaclte aIlaebote, an ben .Pparo
Of 9nparos," per Worefie Scs Staots5ieeiiirntora
gertbict, luerbeH pum Observation-Disclosures in teis
nsnI Niireau, Ratb5aus, bis Wiittippd,, ben -.
Gttober 1909. entgeaen senoInmell fir Die gtts
eelliriuig. &anotteinleeung unb Nfin1terltG9 scr
folgeAoen Strabe nne auep nit oitrltt5trfen
Silaiisrlteinen; Yort'strate, bon Der Torafette
Der NafuOeitcss lOtIIe bls 6ir Gioleife ptc
9ortb.lpenne, uno Sararpue.9ineu, BON brr
Siieieite Der llipunt RondEglosnue bis sur
Aproieite Der YreitoH.Strabe.
Spe3ttifationen unh Ingebotos0 oruIllare ftno
aut BerlailaeH IN bieiem 9itreau erbdltlih.
Sic eontrattsseboroe hcbd1 fib oas 8edt
boz. ir9ero Gin mo ale gnaebotc 5hriidjhs
peifeu.
Gin beslaubipter @hed bes 8ieters. ani eire
Clearing Soufe"s8unf, uui Srore bCs Wlabor5
mn Siaetratbs bon Baltimore eejoaen, III Dem
~ oeit Spt5tftfatioHen ae1ninicn 8etraSe, NUS
leocni aIeebot bcigeliiet leiil.
=. Z. Tcnbaif,
ht Gtaots SH9enieur.
, 0eD. u. Gumicr,
YrdIioent bro TEN. oer GontruftsSe9nroe.
(Oftt2466TSO11J2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11

Ger Stutt Dnlter BON y &
oer-S citrcidD, 8rof BON a%iclmcnsegg.
bot aeeen bos bonn HnnOtn9e einitinl'
mig ongellonlmene @eIeb. melheS Die
Oeutifc Sprod)e in Nicoer-S eltrcih
dis SonocS. uno llnterrid)tsiprnde
ieitlegt, Ginlprlid) erbobcn. Eus @eicb
iuuroe ollNcnomnleh I'm Dem SerItoB
Der G5edcn in @icn II. olloercn bent.
id)en 2Gnoern Der Snbsburgcr no
nard)ie cinen feIten Iamm entge9cn.
5uieten. Iie Saltu,g Der Ncgicrltng
bat III Den bentid)en areiicn Seit'
reidl's ichr peritimnlt uno rid)t obnc
@runb. ,Snt INSTRUMENTATION 2ann-
tag murbe olif @rulo itotiltiifer
3oblen ieitgeiteQt, bnB ielbit in Den
oeutiden Gbeilcn Seitreid)'s Die bent.
Idle 9eomtenitnft an 3obl iueit bin.
ter Der riediiden 5liriiditebe uno ooB
offenbur ieitens Der Hcgieun9 0e.
eiinitigungen bon 9eomten niftoeiit-
if)er Nationalitdt Itattfinoel. Gie
Teutiden Seitreif's iperoen olio olld
bon Der &eqierung im Stid)e eelois
len un0 miiiien Den Nationalitotens
fnnpf olein ousfed)ten. Sdlmcr. uber
oos 9%eiitiftbum Seitreif'sl miro
Nurd Den aompi geieitigt uno &C.
lt1rft meroen.
Taiie iir's Nnstann befprat e. Natne, As
Cit tAltimpre.St uohe Guitpul Spufes4pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
%crmiihtc Tr5ciscn.
,Snrnpcrcin 2urmGrts."

Sic Suruftmoen her @ftinen unb 35gIitas.
G!afier fir oas Sabr 1909-1at0 weroen AM
Gienitas, ben II. Sttnbcr, linier Der 9eiiung
tin 2lbpig m;cSer reaelnlibie brainncn. Gle
SnmeIi. Siaien iueroci llntcr Der 9situfg ne3
tndltiaen Surilchrcr5 9drl %. Shltdn nm
Muntag, ben II. Cftutrr, ibrcn stHflng tts5,
men. SaS Spiuite.
(2S2.4-5) Il. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
@eriammlnngs

Die Subre5s&erfdnlmlune nit 9e1mtenipubI
ots ,tbiSDe yan. IND Gpars9srcius Tr. 1"
lllloet liatf nnt @lputaa, Den II. Stto6er 1908.
Ibenes s u1r inoer nStag'pane," Tr. 205,
Sanuuers 5trake. g.
q. r.. Teberer,
(2SI1 Epfret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-11
3nr Grinnernna

an lteirer eitjia a~eIiebtei Sobn
3phn 8. sntdb .
meIber beliie Dor 3 Sabren eeftcrbett, ubcr
nidt o~eracifer III.
.gSenn bic 5obtcn uuferfteb'n
98iro aud, Sir Die Palme peb'n."
esd Die W.ntter nnb Sfiyeitrrn.
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