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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
BLACKWELL & HEsPEN
With coburn's MinstrelS at Baird
Theatre Friday, Dec. 3rd.

tempted on Joe Coburn," his man.
ager Pat emerged from his state.
room one morning On the companys
special car with an apparent disagree
able crouch, Il want to see Coburn.'
said he.
The absence OF the Mr. Cobum'
in his speech attracted the boys no
tice and as Pat reached the Managers
stateroom they listened TO the follow
ing: MIR. Coburn. you'll have TO
make a change in this car
"Wen. what's the trouble now 2
said the manager, somewhat surpris'
ed al Pat We'll. it's like this, said
Pat, I'm so gosh burned long for my
berth. and the berth II 50 narrow.
cant double up. and can't lie cross
wise I'm the staterOom Now, what
IN thunder will ! do?" Mr. coburn
looked quizzicaily at Pat. but found
him as serious as could be. Well
said Joe. III find you seven feet Of
IineaI space In the state-ro0m Nill
you agree to be satisfied and sleep
there?" Bet cher life" said Pat.
can right" said Mr.. Coburn. II viii
be ready for you tonight" and a. he
said II he realized Pat had his KID
ding" clothes on. After the perform
ance that night Pat vent 20 his state
room and found the berth made up
and down the side Of the car and BE-
side Il on a wide blue ribboh the sew
en- Iineal feet marked on neatly a.
promised b. bis manager. Pat never
mentioned Il. bat has kept bis no
ding away from the managers ohiee
ever since. simply remarking. Tn
going 20 ict the old-timer alone
Coburn's Ministries come TO me
palrd Theatre Friday night. Dee ard.
Prices s0c. 7sc and 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
NOT A "CURE-ALL'
Separate Remedies, Each Devised for
the Treatment Of Particular
Ailment.

There is no "cure-all" among the
Rexall Remedies. There are differ
ent and separate medicines, each one
devised for certain human ailment
or a class of ailments closely allied.
For instance, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
are recommended for the positive re-
lief of stomach irritation, indigestion,
fiatulence and dyspepsia. They are
rich in Observation-Disclosures, Pepsin
and Carminatives. They are prepar-
ed by special processes which perfect
and enhance the great remedial value
of these well-known medicinal agents.
This remedy sells for % cents, so
cents, and $1.OO per package. Every
one suffering from stomach disorder
should try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets.
inasmuch as they cost nothing If they
do not satisfy.
Remember, j. w. McCollum & Cos.
store is the only store in Gainesville
where these remedies may be obtain
ed, and everyone in need of medicine is
urged to investigate and take advant-
age of the frank and generuos manner
in which they are sold,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01

THE BEST BURNT CORK AGGREGAs
.TIoN ON THE ROADS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
WORK ON MAIN STREET.
Force eusiIy Engaged Levsline on
This Important Thorouahfare.

Force 6usiIy Engaged LevelIna OF
This important ThorOushfare.
A force of workmen have been en-,
gagged for the past two days in level,
ing OF and repairing West Main street
s., in accordance with the order OF
the City Council at its last meeting,
and In a short while residents Of this
thoroughfare hope to see the same
in presentable and servlcable oondl.
ton, for the frst time In several
years.
West Main street Is one OF the
city's principal thoroughfares, but the
street has been sadly neglected on
account OF the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad traversing II. with the result
that Il became in such miserable con.
ditioh that II has been impossible for
teams to use the same.
An effort has been made several
times TO induce the railroad to lower
It's tracks to the proper level and re.
pair the street but so far II has been
Of no avail.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
4 Hor OLD TIME.
Two cOlOred Women Engaged In Es.
citing Fight Monday NIGHT.

'"0 Soi0TSo women Engaged In Ez-
citing Fight Monday Night.
There was a hot old time" in front
of the store OF the Wilson Companv
Monday night when winnefred Clark
and Ruby Harris, two well.known col
ored women, got into real. live
scrap, which resulted in an old,fash.
Toned hair-pulling, both women sus.
tanning several ugly scratches.
The row, which 1t is understood
was over man, occurred at an hour
when the street was well filled with
people, and the animated alteration
caused great deal of excitement and
amusement. intermingled.
Both women were arrested and put
up cash bond of $40 each, which was
forfeited in the Mayors Court Tues.
day morning.
Winnefred seemed the more ag-
gressive. and the holder OF the two
As she was released under her own
bond and turned to go away, she re.
marked; Il sho' would or pulled
all dat nlggah's wool outn her head
II dat cop hadn't cum erlong, or I'd
er had her runnin' so fas' dat she
would er spit in her own face To- she
got home"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
AMUSEMENTS
.,oK DREW BIC CROWD.
-, Tent Theatre Well Filled
- Annreelatlve Audience.

:. Tent Theatre Well Filled
wi,b an Appreclstive Audience.
bio tent of the c. w. PARK
.ac Company was again filled
nigbt to witness the production
~ tour.act melo-drama, THE Cir
Texas" which was presented
,be usual success by the mem
Of the Park caste. all OF whom
:. regarded as good artists,
\. play of Monday night, Rich.
40 was so beautifully rendered
q, many compliments were paid,
s..,e the increased audience last
sight
...lodrama, but is tinged with sufh-
IL, pathos and humor intermingled
,,use the audience to cry one mo
.nt and become convulsed with
,.r,hter the other. 1t was well stag
!. and we'll produced, and those who
.H,Dded have placed their approval
upon it.
The specialties between the acts,
vbleb made one continuous perform
.u,s we're good. Sam and Edna Park,
], usual we're there with the goods. "
yhsy are a clever pair Of singing and
s,peing artists, and as a black-faced
,omedlan Sam jumped into promi-
rsDce long ago. The Baunas comedy
tam again made a hit, as their stage
work is far above the average seen
Il pOpular-priced show.
But the greatest vaudeville act
that is, the most remarkable, is the
Graham trio. comprising the father
and two little tots, aged two and four
respectively, who are wonderful in
heir acrobatic work. The oldest of
he children is a born comedian"
and never missed his calling when
his father placed him before the foot.
tights. The younger of the boys shows
hat he is also going TO develop into
a real thing as he advances in
years. The trio performs some re.
narkable acts, and have won the adj
Hiration Of those who have seen them.
The big tent is we'll lighted this
Year Mr. Park having installed his
asn system, which makes the stage
q bright as day.
This evening the famous four-act
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
Her Heart Was nroksn

Because her complexion was bad
and she could End nothing to clear
II up. Ladles-a bad complexion IL
caused by an inactive liver An lnact.
I've liver will be put In perfect condl,
ton by taking Billiards. Herblne. The
unequalled liver regulator. Sold by
w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01

comedy drama, Saints and Sinners, !"
will be presented. This play, like all
of the Park productions, is bound to
interest those who attend the per-
Torrance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
Pat Crawford "eets stunq."

Pat, the principal comedian this sea.
son with Coburns Greater Minstrels,
is something of a joker and furnishes
fun for the company both on and off
the stage. One of his efforts was at.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01

La uant al Beg1tiais . radi
Tor yOa-of somethinE 700 so1 n'ss
fcr s0mslhinG 20 do
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-01
Following Is tho vote In plano con.

Following Is the vote In piano con-
test as counted November goth;
Gainesville High School .r,,, 3077b
Mas Vida Barron, Bell .,,... 2IAts
North Gainesville Hall, .....,.27,21b
Miss Bessie Waits, Hawthorn 22'2sa
Ralph Chaplin .......,.......2i,12 O
Miss Annie Price, Wade.,,..ls,Ib6
Miss Matte Jennings. Rochelle i4,o50
Miss Rosa L. RIves, High spgs 1854
Miss Eva Powell. Alaohua ,. $500
l. @. SMITH
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30. 6. & s. Balm.

Nnfunft =
$50. 241-Wou Souiton nnb @aIbeiton
SEQ. 235-gom gaorben. .7.so borlltiti.
$40. 231-8om @orben 1nb 9outpn
:. :. :. 300 nadnl
9o: 9-8om 0oroen. ..8.15 abeno5
SEQ. 244-aad Dem @orSen II. Soufton
;. :. :. ..7.10 uurm
$50. 10-Na6 ben1 Norben. g. so burn.
SO. 236-Nab Dem Norben. -.
:. :. 900 nbei1bs
$50. 242-gaad Dem Morben unb Gal
beiton.. =. ...11.50 abenbs
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piiroe. gr itebe iest nit oen Hepo-
lutionaren in 8erbanoIung be5iigli6
Ser grnennl1ng eines 9sa6folgers
BON ibnt Ser oGen 9orteien ee-
nebm lei. = Sn @oibington be-
bauptet man feline 8ori6lage be-
5iigli6 Der grnennllng elmer &on=
miiiion erbolten 81 boben.
= Ser llnfaa in ben @ostperfen
auf Dem aleinen @rasbod in
Sambure luar piel beoeutertoer, als
5nerlt gemeloet tpllroe. Sin rieii=
ger @osbebalter bon 100000 Sill
bifneter &apo5itat, Ser oIs Ser
groBte oerortige @oiometer Ser
@elt ealt, erplooierte in Selee Ell.
nes Sefs. 0ieier @alometer mar
erit Dor penieen Sabren bon ser
Staot NIT einen1 &oItenolafpan0
bon IA WiiGionen 0earf erridtet
tporoen. golo oarauf erplooierte
alld Der alte, aber be6eatero flei=
mere @aiometer, Ser eine &apa8i-
tat Don $4,000 &ubifn1eter bdtte.
0teie 5ipeite grploiion erfolgte tpobr=
ideinlib in Solee Ser ungebeurell
Site. 0ie Seuertpebr mar cine 3eit=
lang abiolut ma6tlos uno nuBte
ii6 lpeeen Der Site in relpefto6(er
entfernltng balten. 3ebn 2ei6en
muroen aufgefunoen bie iibrigen II
Berlonen pel6e per1liBt ipernen,
iino ieoenfals gu 9li6e berbronnt
40 Terlonen nuroen l6tper perlcbr,
piele oorunter totli6. 9ur6 bie
@rploiion tpuroe cine gan5e Heibe
bon @ebauoen in 8rano eeiteft. Ser
@eian1ntti6ooen miro
1ebt anf lpenigItens Is Wiqionen
Marf gei6abt
Iuf Dem 8er1pel6ofer sseloe
iino 5lpei Srauenarme gefunoen uor-
ben. Gs iillo offenbar Seile Ser am
Sonntag in Der Spree gefumoenea
6rouen ouf oeren
Soentifi5ieruna mie ouf Die @rlnit-
telung oes Eaters Die 8eboroe Ell
ne gelobn1ng bon oreitouieno
Worf ousgeiebt bat. 9ie neue gllt-
oedung bat oie berridenoe 9lufre-
gnng nod perntebrt, ba man iiber~
8eugt lit, DOB oie 6rou oos Spfer
zines 2uItmoroes getporoen lit. 9ie
goli5ei lit nit ben eifrigiten 9eod-
foridungen beidaftigt, uno es miro
gebofft, bab gelingen miro, Dem
gerbre6er ebeitens nlf Die Spur
5u fontnen.
9ie angemeloete g1epiiion ge-
gen oas 1lrteil I'M &ieler @erft-
9ro5eB, meldes auf Sreiipredung
aller angeflagtel Der geautten pie
Der &allfleute, lautete, lit bon Der
StaatsanpoltI6aft nllnmebr 5uriid-
ge5ogen iDorben.
Ins Dem prenBii6en &riegs-
miro befonnt, 0aB
neueroines bier5ebn tiirfii6e Diff
5iere in Ser preuBii6en Mrmee an-
geiteIlt poroen iinb. Sbre 3abl
entipridt uneefabr oerienigen Der
oelttiden Sffi5iere, pel6e fid por
n1ebreren @oden na6 Der Siirfei
begeben baben, Inn BORT als Snitruf=
tenre tatia gu 1ein.
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8.

Sn 0allos bat man me6rere
altere Srouen eeflinoen, oie in ci-
ner fleinen @iitte 1T fur1tborem
gGeno lebten llllo i1tper unter ser
aalte Ser lesten Gage eelitten bot-
ten. Cine bon ibneu, Grou aate
Coleman, NOR tpdbrenb bes S1nee-
TURNS am Dorigen San1ltag ge-
itorben, @uneer nno 4dlte batten
ibren Sob berbeigefiibrt. seSbre 0e-
fabrtillnen blieben mebrere Gage nit
oem 2ei6nam auianlnen in Ser s9iit-
te. Mls man Die l1ngliidlicbert
idlieBlid fano, mar cine Der anoern
Srauert, cine sSrau bon 8urg, cbell-
falls Dem Sobe nabe. Die 2eihe
Ser Srau Coleman NOR tatiddlid ee-
froren.
Sn ser 3uferfobrif gu Sar-
lingen fiel eill BORT angeitellter
iieb5ebniabriser Sunee nantens Go-
bert @eenls in einen 4efiel nit
fodenoem Sprup binein ullo nuroe
totlid perIest. Sein ean5er &orper
NOR berbronl1t, als man i'm Der-
ausbolte.
- Die ugaele 9aB Snoltitrial
aeasue" bat einen energiiden 9ro-
teit geeen Die SdlieBung Der borti.
gen 2uarantdne-Offiee BEL Sen
itaatli6en Sanitatsbeboroen eirge.
rei1t.
alm 81. Desenlber miro mal,
in gaele Hab oariiber abitinlme,L
ob fir Die Staot cine &onlnliliions-
perlpaltung eingefiibrt peroen iolle.
S. 6. Meper, elm @eidaftsrei-
ienber aus Senneiiee, lnahte nett
lidJ I'M gleburne Sotel gu gleburne
einen Selbftmorboeriud. Wan
fano i'm ON Morgen in ieinem Clint
mer nit eroBen @lnoen an @alie
auf Der gr6e liegen. Gin iofort
berbeieerufener slrat ndbte bic
8unoen iebo6 fpieoer 5n nno Meper
miro bodft mabrideinlid onl 2e-
ben bleiben.
Die Staats- -8ibliot6ef miro
pergroBert, 10 oaB 10000 Biz 10000
ganoe mebr altfgenommen tperben
fonrpn
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Mbtudrts fiibrenber QSee
WirS idmea BON Sam Mntpnio 9em-
te1t erfannt.

9uerlt elm ipenig gfuden9mer5en.
9ieie nebmen tagli6 gu, Bis Ser
Niiden labm un6 i6pa1 1T.
l1noronungen I'M uriniereit folGen
i6nea.
0iabetes lino iblieBli6 8rigbts
9ieretfranfbeiten.
9as lit Der abip6rts fiibrenoe @eg
BON Meren-2eioen.
Nebmt 6ieien @eg 11idt. Sclgt
Dem &ote zines Gan Mnto11io 8Er-
gers.
9trs. g. @eidert, 400 Weain Mpc.,
San @ntonio, Seras, iagt: giiden-
ibner5en mo6ten mid cine 3eitlon1
eleno. Sd idlief nidt gut, NOR ller-
bos, miioe nno obne @nergie. gfIes
mas if tot, erforberte eine Mn1treri-
grne nno aeitpeiie ipar es mir ul-
mogli6, mid 5u biiderl in Solge ser
Sdmeraen. SbgIei6 nidt fir Me,
oisinen eingenomn1en, fiiblte i6 oo1
10 idledt baB i9 einIob, DOB ettuas
seideben iniiiie., Sd besann Ooans
9iere1 Biaen 5u neblnen un6 fiiblte
balls beiier. glls i6 ban1it fortfnbr.
perlieBen mid nteine giiidenl9nler-
5etl, i6 gefpaln meine &rafte tuieber
ltn6 meine Nieren fonten 1T 1torlnalc
8erfaiiung. Doans Nieren BiGen
6aben mir 10 gut getalt oaB id If
ncn meine ber5lidite gmpfeblung
sebe.
Gum @erfauf BEL ollen S1nolern.
Breis so Gents. Solter-Milburu
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, alleil'ige
Igellten fit bie Ser. Stantel1.
grinllcrt Grtb bes @alnens =
Doans = ino 1lehnlt feille on0ercn.
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g. q. & q. q. ga6m.
g.. $. & g. u. ~(Saupt-2inie).

g.. $. & 9. g. -(Saupt-2 -2inie).
Qnfrnft-
@p 9-@om Often. ...... 1885 porm
SO. 7-8om Often. $500 nadm
No. 10-gl Gafo Ii. 8eiten .7:30 r1ahfn
Mbfabrt-
$50. 10-gI Baio Ii. @eiten. .7:3O na6m
SO. 10-@a6 Dem Often. .10:30 na1nt
$50. 8-Ha6 Dem Often. 40 BORN
gietoria 9inifpn, 9. S. G. g. u.
Nnfnnft-
Zoo. 3o2-guero. gictoria, 1880 nadm
Nbfabrt-
So So1-guero. gictoria. $3.50 porm
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Mrs. WinsI0Ws Soothing Syrup

tit felt iiber so Sabren bon Millio-
men BON Maiittern beim 3abnen If
rer &inOer NIT b6llisem Grfplg ge.
braudt iporben. gs berubigt oas
&ino, ertpeidt oas 3abnfIeiid, Iin-
bert ale Sdmeraen furiert @inb-
golic uno iIt Die bette Mr5nei gegen
0iarrboe. Son alien Drmggiiten
in iebem Sell Ser 8eIt perfauft.
Seio iider unb berlanst nWtrs.
Binslotps Sootbing Sprup" uno
nebmt nidts Mnoeres. 25 gts. bie
Slo1he.
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9lus Miinden fonlmt Die be-
triibenbe &unoe, baB Ser rombafte
Siltoriennoler Sermam &aulbod.
Elm Sobn oes i'm Sabre 1874 an
Der Cholera eeltorbenen Weeiiters
@ilbelm bon &aulba6, ieiner slnf-
lOiung entgegeneebt. Stiinoli1
miro iein 4bleben ertpartet.
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9ie ojterrei6ii6e Militdrper.
moltung bot iif bereits iiber Sen
S6alplab Der 1ta6Itiabrigen &ailer-
manoper Idliiiiig gena6t. gs lit
Die @egeno BON Ssaroslau in @al1.
glen erforen tporben.
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Is eSahre Ieibenb

an ltnberoaulidfeit = bieIe 9ofto,
rem gebraudeno uno 5000 fir See.
oi5in bergeblid ausgebeno, braudte
3. s. @pscue bon ssngleiioe, N. g.,
idliebIid Or. Sings Seem 2ife Hiuen
uno idreibt, ooB fie i'm bollig furisr-
ten. 25 gts. BEL allen 9rnggiIten.
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Die @eneralonpaltldoft in
auitin bat ibr 8utahten oabin ob-
gegeben, ooB es feline 8erlesune
unierer Sagoeeiebe beoeutet, lpenn
man @ilb, oos in Merifo ODER oil.
oersmo eeidoiien iii, nod utlerm
Staate ffidt.
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@llte @etr6nfe 1nn fnnnl

- @ute Wetrdnfe uno famoIer
2unb ftets in gnrgitaaer's Saloon
mnb &eitanrant, 8iIlita Strabe, neben
Der Salle Der Sermonnsf0bne.
= Simple fir gaui6bratto, @iI.
BEG Seuer (gladleg). Gum 8er-
fauf BEL gnpples ORIG 60, 1923
90. Commerce Ctr, San Gntonio.
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= Der teuerite Raun i'm Souic
lit fir ben Mann = ser Sdiuoll.
lpinfel Der Grau.
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Gutter Sat fit @eibnadtem.

Gutter Sat fir @eibnadten.
Sas Weibnahtsfeit raft na1er fd)pm,
S'rnm Batter, Mmtter, Spdter, Spbr,
Saben beDarrltfj nad)gebad]t,
Was tupl benz Mnbern Srenbe ntad)t.
gei Sinbern tit es ia gans Ietd]t,
Sai tnan bas ih1ne Siel erretd)t,
Nn Spielsemg fiubet Seberntanu
Sa Maes, mas er tuiinidJen fann.
SDd] BET Grtuaflienen, ba fGllt
Sie Sade tttegr idtDn lit bas Oelb,
9a lit bic Nusmabl manhmal fdltuer,
8efpnbers tuemn ber 8entel leer.
Die Mutter nteirt, ber Epdbter gut,
gSirb' iteb'r etn o3mit'ger @itttuen S3nt.
Spdl Vater fdbtmpfet, adj, babel,
Sb bteier Mspbe 9arretet.
Spd bats bic Wntter id]lan sentadJt,
lfnb fdlieklif] i'm babin gebradJt,
Saf ct nadJgtbt, benn @eiberliit
0ebt ii6er Mlles, tpte i6r tpikt.
Ser sp1m tuiinidJt iidb Elm Sasbse,ucbr,
slllein bic Mtutter fiirdtet iebr
'Nen ttnfall, tuie tim npn ber Sagb
SdJpn jehe 3eitnns oft gebradJt.
Der quite Snfel benfet gar
Ser Neffen iinb ber gtidten Sdlaar,
@pn benem Seb' 1iith Seber benft,
Sae linn bet Snfel ettuas id)enft.
giit On Der Snfel, tueif, id) Nat,
Der mod bas Cute fiir iidl bat,
Gr gibt nidbt fir ben Ginen blps
Ieim, fir bic yfan,ilp en- sros".
Su ienbe nnr, bies rat idb bir,
9ls @ei9nadtssab' u Iam mp 8icr,
Sei es ein 9ubenb pber mebr
Sc mad 0ebramdJ nnb mad 8esebr.
Sd tueif es, benn i'm Sreiie sebt's:
Ser quite Snfel, bet neritebt's!"
9enn Sung unh Mlt, Elm Sehcr bier,
5rinft gerne bas u "a mp 8ter!
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Sin Npotbcfcr Der Weuscit

iogt, eS iei itnunenSnertb, mie oiele
oltmooiihc Mittcl nod I'M 8ebraud)
iinb, !. 9. Gin iolhes fiir Die @rbal'
tlng Der 6orbe oes Soares - Srob.
miitters rSolbei Gbee." God Iei
>ics Mittel burd 3uiot bon SdDet
icI nod pirflomcr eenlud)t moroen.
Sect, ipenn bas Soar auSiGllt ooer
crgralit, gcbt malt nidt mcbr III ben
@urten, INN ardiltcr iiir nSbee" 5u
ionlmeln, ionoern einiod, nad) Der
rdd,lten Mpotbefe Ii. crlangt @petb'S
Saae ano Snlpbur. gae gliten Ipo'
thcfen uerfnuieu es fir SOC. ODER
$t.OO Sic 3laihe, ODER es lpiro oireft
gcgen g~inienoung oeS TreiieS per.
loot bon Der @petb Chemical Co.,
"A Gortlanot. Ctr, Helu.Dorf Gitp.
gu perfauien mo empfublen oiird)
ollie @iaiams & WaitS s~lpotbeteh
ino Ieao Orig Co., 2erinaton' nlo
Somaro.str WpriIS,iGo--)
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8ill BON 8irQihoit cnt.


Die ,Amcrituu Non0iul Co."
wclhc Die erforocrIitc 9tnltSbiirg.
id)oit non $4,000 iijr Sdtriii no
bert ). YnOBett gcitclt bat, rcid)tc
I'M G~rciagerid)t cine &ctition Elm, Inn
Gntbin0unJ Don Der Siirgid)oitSs
pilid)t nod)ilhcn0. lic @iiraid)ait
botirt pom 9. SejcnjbCr 1907 utO
murbc am 8. Ic5cmbw 1908 olti elm
Dcitcres &obr crneucrt. Iie pom
Benerol.2lmunIt Stroua flul0 gcgc.
bene Nbiidt, gegen ole Shcriiie Dor.
5ugebcn, meld)e Dem Stuot ougebIi6
groBe Sltmmcn uorclltbalten bu6Cn,
ueronIoBt Die giir9idIoitp 3 Gompog.
uie 81 Dem Sfritt. Sic Ncomten
Der Gompognie io9til, lie nliiBten iid,
5urild5iebelt, bis ieltAeltcllt lei, lbeI.
DIE Serpilidtniiben Shctirt @oogctt
Dem Stnutc G~egcriibct babe, Soucit
lit nod lrid)tS in Scr Sahe gcid)cben.
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ShiiisnadD rid)trn.

Tem Oorf, II. Wni. 49, Bon
bier ub0ciabren limo Die f~oIgcnben
3onlpier: YGomponin" nod Niucr-
pool; .Sliider" noh Somburg
Oceanic" rad Soutbomptou.
Ylpmouth II. Woi. 49, Ger
Tompicr oWoicitic", bon NtlurY orf
nod G~berbontg unO Soutbompton
ultermcgs, trul bier Elm unb iebtc ici.
ne Reiie tort.
Southamp ton, II. Moi. -
Ser Gampicr .&oiier @ilbcIm Der
8robe" lit mad, N3p Ooyf, uiu Gbcr.
boltrg, abgeiobrcn.
Nrcmem -. Moi. Ger
Compiler .@rObcr auriiirit" lit bon
Nep'Dorf nnNcfomnlelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-13
llnuerridtetcr Sadjc suriitgcfebrt.

San 6rouctSco, Gol., ~.
0Ioi.- GopitGu Games 9ronm. mel
der bctaumtlid ol6gc5ogcu mar, I'M
ci1cn SdnB oli Der Goco5 &riel in
Nctrngc Don SG0,0O0,O00 6lt bebcu,
ociicn 8eritet CT mIsihIicBIih ST
feulen bcbullptctc, lit bier obnc oclI
Shab nieocy -riuJctroiicr. Nit JET.
mem Sd)ooncr Don % lpnncn bot cr
III Der Siioicc Stiiibrud c"rlittel
uno iciue mo ieiucr &cute Hettlnl1
Don ciucm Giif iAIicBIih citcm iran.
joiildcn Sdiii jl pcroontclt.
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IcrGirfu5 / it 3 a. - Der be.
tonntc Sirius Don MinQIing Bros. lit
9liidlid) ol0cIonGt un0 bat lid &c
Ilcrn Sormittng hllrd) cine StroBcns
Furooc clngeiii6rt. lueld)c BON Eau.
icnbcn N2u9icri1cr NIT QroBem Be
bogcn bctrodtet mur0e mo bel mel
der cine gauge 9teihe bon &inocrll
rerlorrn ginQen. Die ipGt2r pom ben
jomnernOcn Miittern IN Ser oitIifcll
ltn0 norOOitlid)cn Eoli5ciitotion mie.
Der in GmpfanG gcnDnlnlen mltroen.
An Nohmittn0 mo Nbeno fouocn
Goriteiimnoeu bel ou3pcrtnuitenl
Sal,ic itoit.
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@luuicnflciS

Nr. 1914. @iniofe5 aleio iiir
NiQodCn i'm 9(lter Don 4, 6, s, iO
unO - &dbrcn. Gle 8 &abrs@ r0Be
criorbert 1 DorOS 3G.5oa. StoiicS.
Gin proftiiGrS Wiuiter, oaS leid)t 81
moid)en lit, Ger gcroOe Nod lit &c.
l0ltclt mo OIL Der loillc o~ngenGbt,
Die iolnnlt NcrmcIn ut eincm Stiid
~1eiertiAt lit. 2inuen, Bingbunr,
%iQlle mo Gboaia limo cmpicblcnS.
1pertb.
Gin MllItcr Oicier 2rt miro 0cgclr
G%tnicnoun1 Don 10 GeutS III Silbcr
oocr Ericinorfcn nu irgcno cinc
9tbrciie gcinnot.
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Ins Scm 3ndtbanie entlaMen.

IuburM N..N, II. Woi. -
Sermom1 9ortcls, icll., Der Yrauc.
rcibeliser pcil Spraclie, Der mcGcn
perlldicr 9ranOltiitun8 5u elmer
Winocititroic pom cincm Sabre mo
5mei Wonotcn 3uhtbau pcrltrtbcilt
mar, lit na9 8erbiibung oieicrS traic
Don Der itootIiGcn Sc9nuoigun8s'
gebDroc ans oem bieii9cn 3lld)tbolic
c%ntlaiicn morOcu. NartelS mor ldul.
Dig beiunoen uof0cm ben Gcriiid) ae,
modIt 5lt bnbcn, lcin Wol5pnus III
9rnno ju lledcn.