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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
Republicans Criticise The Pres.
ident.

AS the time for the presidents
retirement from the White House
approaches, the republican papers
begin to criticise Mr.. Roosevelt
quite freely. The Kansas City
Journal, which was very enthusi-
astic supporter of Mr.. Taft, pub
lished the following editorial crit-
icism of the president;
LINCOLN AND ROOSEVELT.
Upon one occasion Mr.. Lincoln,
walking down the street in Spring.
field, observed q little girl sitting
on a doorstep weeping bitterly.
He stopped and inquired what the
trouble was. 1t seemed that the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
Hits the w. c. t, U. a Jolt.
Locusr CorrAaE. Jan Is. 1aOl

LOCUST COTTAGE, Jan Is, 1909.
Ed. RegiSter-I note in your w.
@. T. U. Column of Jan. 18th issue,
q statement so wide from the facts
that I feel impelled to call the
writer thereof to account. The
article begins, "Young man, did
you ever ask yourself why there
are so many people in the worlds
unemployed, and why SO many
fill drunkard's grave? There is
employment for the entire world
yes, honorable employment"
Now, I have no quarrel with
temperance people, and the w. G.
7. U. has done, and is doing a
noble work; but temperance work
ers can gain nothing by misrepre-
sentation. There is not employ
ment for every one, and drunken
ness is not responsible for any
great percent of the idleness of the
world. Lest, however, I be ac-
cused of making bold assertions
unfounded in fact. let me call as
witness Hon. Carroll D. Wright,
U. S. Labor Commissioner. I
quote from his 18th annual report
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
luote from his 18th annual report

You will see by this table, Mr..
Editor, that Drunkenness is re-
sponsible for twenty-six hum
dredths of one per cent of the idle
ness of the working man.
On another page of the same re-
port I find table showing how
the wages of labor are expended
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Great UaIue-Givina In BOYS glotbina

BOYS FELT HATS 9Sc. Boys black fet
hats. some with bound edges Others plain; with fancy
and plain bands. Hats that sell regularly for $3.50.
$l75 and $500 all to be thrown in this clearance
Sale In sizes for boys to II years old. no.
and priced the hat Monday. . .ss.i.a ..s.. JOG
&. ST so BOYS PANTS 49c. All wool straight
pants made of blue serge. worsted and chevo; fitted
with belt straps and hip pockets; priced in AfAA
great Pre-lnventory Sale the pair ..t..... .s&JG
75c SWEATERS soc. All wool coat sweaters.
in Oxford with cardinal trimmings, regular 75c values.
priced in great Clearance Sale Monday. EiA~
the sweater. - =. =. WWW
CEIILDREN'S TAMOSEiANTER CAPS 25c.
An assortment Of leather blue serge. brown cloth. red
with patent leather binding. and variety Of other
styles and colors, $I.00. $l.25 and $l.5O NEA
values. special in Clearance Sale each. ~. AUG
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26

$500 BOYS SUITS $3.4o. Only few Of
these suits et coats full ned with fancy pockets and
fancy cuffs; straight pants full and semi lined. Suits
are in blue SERGE worsted cheviot unfinished worstes
solid grey TAM, blue. black. and grey mixtures and
plaids Not suit in this lot worth less than $500.
most worth as high as $500. special in great Pre-
Inventory Sale. as long as they last. the S4.A0
suit 49,.
BOYS. oVERCOATSt $4.9S. A beautiful as
sortment Of ravenette and overcoats. full and semi
lined In all the most durable materials. and colors
Of blue grey mixtures. tan and tan stripes. Suitable
for boys 8 to II years old. and regularly sold for
$3.50, $3.50. and 5000. to be cleaned up 81 On
in great Pre-Inventory Sale the coat.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26

Armour's I5c and Zoe soaps. spe-
cial the cake l0c or 3 for. .zoc
Large 3-oz. jar cold cream. .i9c
Madame Ise'bell's delightful face
powder. and jar Turkish Bath : Oh
both :. :. ..... go. .5Oc
French and Japanese tooh. brushes.
I5c and Csc values. :. ..... Toe
Armour's Antiseptic Talcum pow
der. I5c value the box. .iOc
Rubber complexion brushes. worth
Csc. special. :. ..... ......5 DC
Assorted tooth powders. several
makes. regular Sc and Zoe values,
each. =. ........... Sc
Colgate's Octagon Soap Powder.
Sc. special. 49,. &c
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Collars

MEMS LINEN COLLARS loc
DOZEN. These collars are tied up
in dozen packages of size. These are
perhaps a little yellow but when laun-
dered. will be as good as new. Want
to clean them up in a hurry. in Clear
ance Sale of Mems Furnishings. IN
the dozen :. ........E ~
ARROW BRAND COLLARS
&c EACH. All the newest styles in
this brand from our regular stock. fresh
and clean, and perfect in every respect.
Same collars you pay 2 for 25c. spe-
cial in Pre-Inventory Sale n.
each ....s.. ~
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26

$3.50 to $500 SHIRTS $1.19.
Yorke brand shirts, in negligee and
plated bosom styles. cuffs attached. All
beautiful new goods. (See> our Dexter
Ave. windows.) Priced in Clearance
Sale of Mems Furnishings Monday.
shirts worth up to $500. S4fq
for. :. ......
4 75c to $3.50 SHIRTS 80 l-3 PER
CENT OFF. One lot Of mems soft
bosom soft collar shirts. made Of striped
madras. and pongee. plain colors Of
white and cream. and ranging in price
from 75c to $3.50. priced in Mems
Furnishings Sale Monday at THIRTY
THREE AND ONE-TEIIRD PER
CENT OFF.
Il GREAT SHIRT SALE 49c.
'Negigee shirts. no collars; in a great
variety Of patterns. plain white among
this lot. some stiff bosoms. with de-
tached and attached CUTS. in Monarch.
Yorke. and Cluett brands, coat Style
Shirts that sold as high as $3.50. will
go into the great Sale Mon an.
day each :. ...... Tug
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Little Things in Great Pre-Inyentory Sale.

National sewing cotton. zoo yard
spooIs, black and white. worth DC spool,
special the spool ). tc
Adamantine pins, 2 papers. &c
Vine hair pins. the package. .lc
Fancy metal. jet. silk. and satin but
tons. at EXACTLY ONE-HALF
PRICE.
Daming Eggs. with handles. regular
Sc values. special each. e
4-oz. bottle machine oil. regularly
worth lOc. special. Sc
Linen bobbih tape. all widths. ,
bolts. :. 49,. PC
Ladies. Misses. and Children's side
hose supporters. regular price l0e.
choice. :. ...-......- 9c
Mourning pins, 2 boxes S. ...lc
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
I Or.
ARROW BRAND, COLLAR
Mems Night Shirts

FautIess and Universal night shirts:
splendid assortment Of muslin shirts.
made in the very latest collarless style.
some with plain bands around the col
lar and front. and Others with colored
bands Of finishing braid. These shirts
have been selling from $l.00 to $50.
and priced in Clearance Sale Of Mems
Furnishings as follows:
$I.o0 values. special. :. .6oc
'$l.25 value. special. :. Sic
$3.50 value. special. $500
Mems Hosiery One-Fourth Off
Mems hosiery. best brands in black.
and fancies; special in Great Pre-lnven-
tory Sale. the entire stock. at TWEEN
TY-FIVE PER CENT OFF.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Mems Shoes Below Manufacturers Cost.

Standard makes from our regular stocks are in joint
clearance with the rest of the mems wear. These
are all new this years shoes they will be discon-
tinued at next to nothing prices. Every mans shoe
in the store is embraced under the following three
prices.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Muslin Underwear

One lot Of muslin underwear,
mostly chemise. that have been
selling as high as $l.75. $500.
md $2.25. in great Pre-Inyen-
tory Sale. marked at price that
will clean them up quick. the
garment
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26

Stock No Am extremely stylish shoe gun
metal button shoe. for young well worth $500. Mems
Great Shoe Sale the pair ........... $z95
Stock No ABA nice button shoe with medium extension
solos, military heel especially adapted for young mems trade
uar $500 values priced the pair Mems Great Shoe Sale ST.
Stock No 4o6.-A wide toe shoe known the Ohopedic
last good broad fiat heel wide shank reinforced and heavy SOLE
built for mems hard selling regularly for $500. Mems
Great Shoe Sale the pair. ................ 1926
Stock Nos. 354 373 and 374:-A Congress viei French
toe shoe with good heavy double wide oak sOe be had
either calf skin vc made with low broad heel and especially
adapted for hard service worth usual trade channels the pair
$40O in Mems Great Shoe Sale the pair ...... 1895
Stock No. 353-The of shoe in lace standard
$500 seller the country Mems Great Shoe Sale 1895
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Khow1esG eatPre inventory [ leananoeS ale
$I7O, 900 Wortb 81 Wanted, Winter- lUear Mere

Not than In the reduction of
the knowles Store effort toward i've days selling
odds and ends and surplus must have the room for certain i'm
the ensuing
dcontnung entirely furnishings and shoes Nothing
Dexter Ave windows
this Sale WI be Put
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
C1oslng0 utSale Of Mems Shoes6 Furnishings
Shirts
Prices SIasbed to Utmost 6ive-Hu


& @ @ @ ] % % %
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Zephyr Shawls One-Half Price

Zephyr Shawls One-Eiaf Price
One lot Of zephyr shawk white black and with oOred
borders these head
Pe-nvenoy Sale FF Y PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICE
Outing gowns and understands Prenvnoy Sale
FIFTY PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES.
ChIdrens Underwear 19c
lot Of boys and underwear nb Aeced underwear
wool mxed practically all and 4
specially priced great Pnventoy Sale the u
Sl25to SITS Ladies Wool Underwear SOC
Vests and pants and natural coor Very finest Of goods 1t
sale desirable and wanted merchandise priced here
great Prenyenory Sale practically half the CO.
WWW
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Mems SIS and So Shoes 1895

Slater and Monl's best makes to be closed out be-
low cost includes our patent leather and vici. both
lace and button. The shoes all have nice medium
toes and are the shapely up-to-date nobby kind Of
shoes that the exclusive dresser usually pays $500
and 5000 for can be bought here Monday 81 QS
in Mems Great Shoe Sale the pair. 20
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26

Stock No 47o-Styish Butchers in patent leather with knob
toe regular 81 90 values Mems Great Shoe Sale $Z95
Stock No. 480:-A button patent leather with dull mat kid
top and knob toe of the best $500 shoes the market in
Mems Great Shoe Sale. SGD
Stock No 4SlA patent leather bIcher shoe, made the
now popular Limit last dull top shoe you cannot dupl
cate for less than $500 in Mems Great Shoe Sale $295
Stock No 4l4-A bright kid bucher shoe, the sort that
worth every cent Of $40O Mems Great Shoe Sale $295
Stock No 4l3:-Jus the sort Of shoe for young uci
bcher with kid top. the regular $500 kind in Mems Great
Che. Sal. the mai, 1926
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Mems Wash Vests CSC

One lot'of mems wash vests in white
and colors. pique and other wash mate
rails, in various designs. worth each
$500, special in Clearance Sale Of
Mems Furnishings the ar
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
Mems So and So Shoes at S1.s5

One heaping bargain table full Of odds and ends Of
different patterns and styles Of good shoes. including
patent leather gun metal Wei kid. oxbood and Russia
calf feathers. with welt soes. Butcher and Balls.
fine collection of shoes that the kind bought for
constant wear Selling for $500 or $500 G. .95
in Mems Great Shoe Sale the pair. ....TE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
Gortietmng puH Der 6. Seitc.)

anoeren 9eitimnnngcll oicic5 Arti-
feIs Der Contribution qilulifi5irt ipar.
III Den i'll Sraae ltchcnoen Hc9lltra-
lions 9iidern re0litrirt 81 mcroenL
Damn loa bns @crid)t olorbncL BOB
jcrle Ecrion ais Gin Qllaliti5lrter
W0blcr reaiiirirt miro; luenn dber
hns @erid)t finbet, bob Die he'o9te
IhriItlid)e N%pplitotion ic1lcr Fer'on
nid)t Den 9eItimml,n9en Der bela9ten
fiinften alalllel gered)t ipltroe, nocr
Dab jellc Ycrlon in trocnb elmer all
bcren Weiic inter olclem Nrtltel Der
Contribution hisQlallfiSirt nar, III
ben in Sroae Itebenben HeaiItrotlons.
9iidern regiitrirt 81 lueroelL Damn
ioli oos @eridt anorbnen bob icne
Yerion llift III Ben beIagtcn Ncgl=
itrotions = 9iihern reaiItrirt iperoen
Ioa. Iaa @crid)t fam irgelto cine
I%norbnung i'll ben belogten Sallen
notbigeniolls ourh 5lpanoslpciIe Eor=
iiibrung BON Ecripnen ourhfilbren,
mo ein Soll lou nId)t nod, elllem
onoeren 8erid)tsbe5irfc ucrlegt lper-
ben fonllcn. 8eocn irgeno lueld)e
Gntid)eibllnaen bea @eridltS nah
reno Der Gcrhonolun9 ic1er Sale
fam Ginuono erhobell iperbcn, ltno,
lpie in onoeren fSalen. ioQ cine Ne.
rltiung on Dos Expectations 8 8erld)t
crlallbt iein; ioldle 9eruiungen lol-
len innerbnlb iiinf Sogen, bon DEM
Gotlum Scr ongciod)tencn Gntldei-
Dung oll gerednet, cingelegt ipcroet
lrno BON Dem Expectations 8erldltc
iobolo ais moglid) ollf @rllno Der
Original Eopierc ober l%ollitluie, mic
INNER Dos Expectations : 8erid)t ea
bcitimnlcn mag, gcbort uno cntld)le=
ben meroen. Gic @clebgebllng Iou
Die Mod,tbeiugniB hohen, III ipeite-
rem lln1fauge bltrd' @eIcbe. meldlc
nit oieiem Nbid)ultte biclcS artitcls
lliht i'm @ioeriprudl itehen. ilbcr Die
Scrbunolungen oller loldlcr Sale
VcitimmitlQcn 5i t"reffcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
Scrrm Shrccuc's GrflGrunacn.

= Sic i%nf1enloBc, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GrflGrlma, mclde Spiriti,oien = 81
cclts .aGonmifidr y. g. Sbreeues lei.
Her 3eit be5ii9lid) oes Announcements
crlicb mo Die Goli5cirid)tcr Soboml.
len IN Der Situng bcs 9iir9crocrclns
wieocranb. lo,ltct mic fol9t:
n@ir fonncn lest" lugtc @err
Sbrecpcs, Die politiidcn Erobleme,
Die entiteIcn mo ibrer Soiuna Dor
rell, nit 9roberer Sreibeit bon poll,
tild)cr Yortcilid,feit belprcd,en, dis
e. Dor nlcbrercn Sobrcn nod Der
Soll mar. Gas porgeif!ogc1e grncls
oelllcnt 51 uniererS toots : Cot
ititution ioatc BON einem dilgc'
meincrcn Stanopunft, oils Dol, Der
prlitiidcu Varteilid)fcit bisflltirt
merocn. NQcrrilgs iuurbc boa
Mmcnornient pcll elmer bcnlofrotl.
idjcr @cicsgebuu,g o%nNcnomnlcll. I'm
bent ToIfe sur u,b8;il.!gcn Hc.iiiSl-
rllng porseiegt jt pereen; ctcr ba
nnlere Heaierrng cine Iegicrung
hurd Eorteien lit, m.B.e cntpcocr
Die oennofrotiidc ODER Die republtfa.
niid)c Enrtei cine iold)e Sruse Dem
&o!fc por!c1c1, neltll cs je sur NIB
thinning barilher fonuricn io0tc,
n,O cs p1rc fa,lm III ermart'n, DOB
sic repuolifauiidc Eartci Dem &olfc
cue Torlugc uorlcScn nuroc, Onrd)
mcld)c Die 3ohl ibrer ci9enen mo
hnrd lilb bird portcilid)cn 8efol9'
idaft o~e5ir1irt merben Dilroe. Gin
iold)cs MiQenillm lit in Ser Hcaic-
ring burd) Nnrteien nod ltid)t &c.
frmmlell.
0ieie GorInee lit iu @rullOc Die
Ginlolu1g Don 9erlpred)ungen, mel.
dc Die bemofratiihe Eartei III ibrell
lctten beioen Staots : Ylottiormen
eemod,t be5iiglid Der Negeriroec.
0ieies rSiire" mar iogar Gin gallj
hcocittetoer Joftor bel Der grpobs
hung Der bci0cn 8oupcrnerre Gopin
Morfislb nr,b allltin =. Grotbers.
5roeoem crbebe id) mid iiber bcn
genobnliden Yartei.S tonopunft nno
iose, oaB Der Stinuneeber ull1cad)-
tct ieiner Yarteiangeborigfeit gegen
oas ENHANCEMENT itinmen lolte,
nci1n CT nid)t glaubt, Bop cs fiir bas
bette ,sntereiie nnleres Stoates lit,
rpenl1 oas Staatspotllm bon Sttnl=
men ser unipilienoen Neeer gereinigt
miro. boB er aber iiir bos amenoc-
niei,t Iiimmen iolte. ipern er Der lie
bcr5euglnng lit. baB hllrd, oic Nus.
id,liebung Der Stimmen Der unpiI,
ienoen Neger Dem Staate aeoiert
miro unb iein eigenes Stimmred)t
nidt int geiabr lduft. gr ioate aber
ouf a0e IdIle nid)t bieIe gorlage nit
oeln Ganoiooten, fir Die in oerielbclt
@abl gu itin1men iinO, in 8erbin-
hung brin9en. 9eioe ioaten Ieparat
uon chamber gebalten mcrben. Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28

Gr. 1918. 9ScIlpooo.| Sbenuc; 30t5 gSdIbruot
Noemte: 1900 g;Urth sethte StruGc; 2tt3 W;drui
lanh. 9%tUcrre; 1862 Gnro' Siridcre Strdbe; 2333
pioensglueil1"; 1884 Norb' ESutterior. fdrfs slpe. +;
1900 elod 9tr9elesgprnne: 1910 MictbcrsGtr.:
1920 Sarlens aperue: 2s5i Eeuua %sslhetue;
1926 9riios9ia %glbcuue; t7t9 S8ct.PdnpaIea
Gtrabe; 1915 lsrcbtuan.S trabc: 1909 0arlems
%gtneuue; 1901 Yarf, Sioemle; 1900 SIod Gdrlenls
gpemie: 1900 9fod Silufte Strahe: 1905 Sot+
lHesGtrabe; 26i4 WtarGtuno sgtucrlic; 2i0i Vpls
tottsglbenue: 1890 Alud EiHbeit. sIpclle; 3007
ct. HaulsStruGc: 1900 Nlod Sutton sbelut;
1910 9eringtons Sirnbe. 2nuoer q @tlbrrt, 4r.
sol, ct. Haut.atraie. (Sebrl4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28

iihert lit, "a ca bcn @abIbconttcn
nid1t Die gerin9itc Wiufiirll6c sc.
malt 1icbt. GoS lcBtc ENHANCEMENT
nob bcn Mublbcomtcn 81 picl mill
fiirIihc @emolt; bicles ENHANCEMENT
lost uber fcinen Nalnl iiir Die Nll2-
ilbllnA Don millfilrlid)cr Welpolt Der
Mnblbcnmtcl. Niles lit molhuto.
rid mo Der Erililut1 0ltrd) Die @c.
ridte mltcrmoricn, nit Dem pnllen
Hedt. oil Ole h6here Snltdll5 III nps
pcillrcl. SaBt inns, I'm rtcleS flor
III lcbcn, ona Nmcnbcnlcnt Ncnalt
priiien. IS ucrfilat, boB irgeno cine
Gerion, Die an obcr Dor Dem /. 81
l1l,ar 1869 0as Stimnlrcd)t III ir1cno
eillent Stonte Der Scr. Siaotcrt be
laB. mo cin m0unlid)er Nnhfomnc,
fcrncr ir9eilo cine I'M Nuslnnbc gt.
borcnc unb III bcm 3~eitobifuitt bonn
i. Sulluor 1869 bis 5lum Iotun Der
Mnlnhmc bicics announcements 1T ocll
Ger. Stdatcn %latltrnlilirt mltr0c, ltnb
Elm mGnulidcr Nohfumnlc elmer lol.
d>ct nntitrolilirtcn Erriou 5ltr Nc.
%Aiitrntion uno sur Stiumlcnobaohc
bcrcd)tigt icin icQ. Iiclc beiocl
&lalliclu bc5icbcn it'd ollf Die cingc.
tnrcnen mo bic nntilrolilirtcn @iir-
ger uno 0ercn Mod)fonlmcn. un0 ibrc
Ncltlrlnlnlt9cn iin0 oblollltc.
Gjc brittle alulliel bciicbt iid) uui
Ole unuilienbcn Nc9cr mo beltinmt.
hnb Der Npplitont iilr Mcliltrotiolt
i'll @cgcrnuort Der GegiltrutiollSbes
onltcn iclbltit0noig nit Sinte mo Sc.
ser nlo obrc jcglihc Siilic oocr &or-
logo mo olld) nbnc ooB Die GeglItra
tionabconltcn Iruacn on i'm "itcilcll
ohcr inn Anpciilu1Aca 0tJcn, lcine
Npplitntion lcblerlos ld)reibcn. Gle
9lpplifotiOn mllB cntboltcn:
GritcnS - ieincn NonCll, icin III
ter, Gotlrm unb Hlob ieincr Wcburt,
lcine Mobnuha mno Neid)Gitlgung
5ltr ,}eit Der Mcgiitrotion mnb mdG.
reno Der beibcn porbcr9cDcnocn
Sabre.
3mcitenS 49, Der obcr Die Monlcn
leiller NrbcitNebcr, lpelln CT III Nrbcit
itcbt, sur 3cit Der Nc1iltrotion mo
mdhrcnb Der bciben porbcrgcbcaocn
Sabre.
GrittclS - ub CT irilbcr 'dou &C.
|ltinnnlt bot, uil0 in lueId)cm Stooie,
Goultp oocr Stobt, Siltritt oocr Erc.
cinct CT oaa !cBtc Mol Jimmie.
%icrttAs $500 ocll pollen Monlen oeS
HrGli0cltcll Scr Ser. Stuotcn. zines
&ifterS ocS acknowledgements, ei.
lle9 HIdIterS oeS Expectations . sc.
rid)tes oes Stoote2 WiarDIano, oe3
@ouDeruenrs ocs Stootes Morplono.
hcs MaDors Der Staot Baltimore.
menn Der Nppllfdnt IN baltimore
mobnt, oOcr ciltes Der .Gountp-G onl-
ntiiIarc. ncnn CT in einem GollntD
mohnt,
Gic 0orloac Derfilgt |terller, buB
irgello cine Eerion, ODER Der @atte
elmer Eerlon Die G%igentbum Gum
Ncrtbe BON $500 beiiBt, oui meld)es
CT ODER lie IN Den leBtcn 5rpei Sobreil
D Der 3eit, 5ui Der er Ipplifotion iiir
G%egiitrotion modjt, Steuern be,oblt
bat, mltB bon Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ten rcgiltrirt meroen obne ooB CT lid,
elmer ErilIung 5u mtermerieu
trnlld)t.
Sd bin ilberjelt9t, oaB oieic Eril.
iiu1a BET Weitem nid)t 10 idJncr lit,
OILS Die Erilinng. Der iid ein @in1c.
man0erter leBt rmtermerien nmuB.
irenu er iid) naturaliiiren loiien mill.
llto oas @elet, inter pcld)enl Die
Sremhgebprcnen ictt natlraliiirt rulo
babel ltreng gepriiit perben, plroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28

llnter z hau pielern.
81: yMorn ~treiien mir l,ns beute
gbe1o?" - q: Hin 8 llbr l.erbe
ldL Damn tonn id) fpmmen." - M.:
Sd peraifte mid crit nm 10 llbr."
y: ~Ilio Damn UNI 1ta1t llbr, ober
pilnttlidl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-28
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Stclenscinde.

GtelicaeiucI:
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ais 6pciie Sruno. giahjutrdgen in &r. 1911,
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