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The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

The Illinois prison experiment, by which the profits arising from the construction of the iail will be forwarded to the families of the prisoners will be watched with interest by many. It is a step in the right direction, and it is hoped that nothing will be done to mar the success of the scheme. Prison reform is one of the most vital questions of the day. and it can but lead to increased seIf-respect among the prisoners themselves to think that once more they are performing the elementary duty of supporting their own kith and kin.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

The breakup of the Republican party is pro ceedine apace How widespread is the move ment may be judged by the Brocton, Mass, election. This hitherto strong Republican district has returned Democrat to congress with an enormous majority. The administra- tion is seized with panic, and Taft is at his wits end to find way out of the dilemma. Senator Aldrich is anxious to desert the ship he has helped to scuttle, and Cannonism is dead. Never since its inception has the Re publican party been in such straits.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

The editor of IT.. Ne~s-Miner waves facetious over the report taat several tourists will make attempts 10 scale Nt Mckinley during the coming summer. Is it good policy to guy people who intend spending vacation in the north7 Their decision to come to Alaska in stead of going to Europe shows their good sense. That they have selected the wrong sea son IS attributable to lack of local knowledge Give the tourists chance, they may vet be come souriouehs.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

Tbrg5.h is editorial columns last Monday lae s-N.ra-Ta.hars. ur5er the gais- of in- dependence. practically offers lis support to t., ssaaaaa.s eHa cares 'a eomc through with lh. al.a- The .a.>, rn4a for Alaska, accord an- 7ratar .1.l5ro tas Nsw,-Iae-Tuhune. svl aan.es ae The Oh. syho i, 9rs7arcj to extend most haaa-al sa7r5H 10 our to'terios Cootsn.oar.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

IAazaaercars 10 hs al ar-ani,e3 attempt in Farsr and Germany t5 h5,eo,t g,Prssideat Roosevelt ts thr boycott gan h5rlS arse from persona. noHye.. .saa only 5s attributed 10 the effect at tho Pt.ne H1u,h tariff uran t1s serart t-ats at those countries Thus does an ia'aultous bl affect tae oomity oi nations
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

Nos shas there ha, been aa investigation of Bau.r-.r. is It aat of place t9 have an luysstt- rauoa sa.s he ~aois administration of Fresr dent Tat t. sys hau far the trusts are taelat- .ne fife ro,l,s of tne soseuntat- Properly ,onl4-tsd, wi-a man I1c Big Chief as chairman e. The Investigating committee. there ,h7a.a ns s1m. interesting disclosures as to who's who P the United States
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30
HOPE FOR ALASKA

in Alaska grow brighter as the forces of Democracy gain inhu- ence and power. Past history
 tells Us that young and pro GrcsSive communities in the West stand very little chance of getting elementary justice at the
 hands of the Republican party The past 70 years teem with in stances of obstruction placed in
 the path of the territories in their efforts to obtain adequate recognition and representation at Washington. Unless com polled thereto by the over Whelming force of public opin- ion, the Republicans have per siStentIy denied those rights to others which they so vociferous- ly demanded for themselves in days gone by. Statehood for Washington. Idaho, Wyoming,
 Utah and Oklahoma was vio- lently opposed by the Republi- can senate, and only granted when it could no longer be de nicd, and other territories have fared even worse at their hands. The most glarinG instance in re cent years is the case of Arizona and New Mexico. Both of these territories were promised state hood by the Republicans for many years previous to the last presidential election. So far did that party go in the matter that a promise of immediate state hood Was included in the Re publican platform, and frequent ly repeated in public speeches by Taft and the leaders of the Republican party. How were these pledges fulfilled? Instead of pushing a measure of state hood through in accordance with their pledges, the Republicans commenced to hedge, suggest
 ing combined statehood for the two territories, and other .-ohernes whsieh they well know were diStasteful to the people of both Arizona and New Mexico. Finding the people would not stand for such tactics the com bined statehood bill was with drawn, and another bill intro duced. This measure was fought step by step in the senate, and eventually ShclVed. What did the Republican party care for their prediction pledges: They were determined that these two growing western communities should not receive senatorial representation at all, if it were in their power to prevent it.
 Even Taft, who personally prom ised statehood to Arizona and
 New Mexico made no serious eff fort to keep his word. It is not likely that Alaska will fare any
 better at the hands of the Re publicanS than have New MeXi- co and Arizona, Tafts commis- sion plan was an insult to the intelligence of Alaskans, and was rightly defeated. We are no nearer self-government now than we were before that meas ure was introduced. The only hope for Alaska lies in the Democratic party, which has al ways been the champion of the western communities one of the last acts of the Democratic con- gress of 18S7-9 being to grant statehood to North and South Dakota, Montana and Washing
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

l.nas K Garfield who held cabinet office -aler Roosevelt spys ,Eat the tariff question is uy, yct settled Il is not often that we are in agreement with the leaders of the Republican 7arty. hut we heartily endorse former Secretary Garlsld's statement The Democrats will shortly take hand at tariff reform themselves, and We can be s4re that Senator AIdrich will find uHle in common between his bill and the Democratic measure which will be introduced next year.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

There is >o0a. to be aa influx ot ol1.mess ra,o Alaska lh.s zeal Haay wao left the ,o.n'F Tor good are acuin. restless over the stories from tns lower camp. and although the f.al status of the camp is }H unknown. the o'i saard7uaas ao rol .ateai to he out in the e.,J ii ther, are any hoaaa1as going begging. ss-ea, arrival from Seattle says that former AondIkcrs are retaining in dr3yes.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-04-30

The mgrs oas ss,- and hears of the quartz prospects of tn, Taue~a valley. thc more one b,.o#es eonrlases that a glorious future lies bsror. ,a ,ee;oa of Alaska. What is needed is ai.sss .,s .eaorant shePticism and little mortsa Ias man who says thattne camp h~r TO s.-.re ( he thrown into the slou;h -so tast he H4Y go out with the ice with the gest oi tae s..s.-a Ihers is TO room tor the p,ss-n.sf .a saeh Land of opportunity IS has1a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28
Stop
IDiarrhoea

No case Of DlARRH0lfA.. nf'SE4s.l
Terry, CHOLERA lNfANTtlM or
summer Complaint IN 50 serious tlla'
WAltlsrIELDS EhAGllBMRRy Ball
SAN will not aal ny rpliefe Il tels
cAayears WAklit'il].B'S EI.AGk BIER.
Xxx 5ALSAM has cured these bowl
troubles IN their worst forms, and n
niany eases after other remedies an,t
doctors had failed. II every wife-anl
mother had q supply OF this timetest-
/ cd medicine IN the house ready for
sudden attacks (Which very often
ce1ne ii night} she would have abso-
late protection against these disease.
I Which claim the lives of $4,000 babies
nnd ipore than 10000 grown peopie
each year WAKEFIELD'S BLACK
I DERRY BALSAM Is a grand, gooj
medicine that is free From the dan
gerouss drugs that other diawbeea
remedies contain.
II Is safe for tle gtabyg aud Inslasp
lssr doses Is iAe best reWeJy In tbs
world for. grown people.
II Is the faynriie with all cll,gHr:
aid all ages because il Is delicious
- The taste and never falls ~ cnre
Ask your druggist for WAi,E
FIELDS Bf.AcKBERRY BALSASl
and be sure you gel the original, gen
cine Wake6eld's. Full size sSc or )
bniilna 7in's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28

ihe state land Office were joined.
Mandatory relief was awarded against
tue register, but not against the gov
ofnor.
"a The question as 10 whether this T.,
ton was brought By the proper r.
latof IS not passed on, II appeRsS
mat IL was brought at the instance
and bysthe dimctions.o the governor
end II necessary, 1t would pc pefinls
sjble by amendment to linsert ms
uamc as.relator. And as to inc oeoe'
defendants Ia ,-tlle lower court, ine
wril being Jcnicd hotll as 70 llie1
and the subject matter OF the aetio"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

"A meeting Of the Logon county
democratic centralscomInitte Is here
liy called TO meet at the superior
court room. Friday, July 80. 1910, at
? y, m, at which time all the counry
candidates are Invited to be present.
Matters pertaining to registration
in the city and important questions
relative TO getting out a full vote on
August 2nd, will be discussed. Time
fer registration closes Saturday
August 10th. Yours trtI'.. John b. Fs-
Sor, chairman, j. l.. Calvert, secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28

Stops itching instantly. Cures @ plies
eczema. salt rheum, letter. itch, hives,
herpes. scabies- -Duapis Oinlmont. A'
any drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28
4 i not essential to determine this

Il is not essential to determine this
question. ~.
The writ OF prohibition will De
awarded prohibiting the district .couh
and the county attorney Oh LOGAN
county from taking further proceel-
ings in said action agaiiist The Cover,
ilor, but as to all other parties anu
,in all other respects, II is denied,
DUNN c. J., HAYES, and NANL' :.
Ia concur. TURNER, j., dissehS'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28
The National and American Leagues
a. Compared, Man for Man

rTr r National League players for each position compared with the
regular American League players for the p0sh0ns fhANo
MAGAZINE for August Sam Crane docs the anng up mo- M "
- h M oo o man who has followed the game for thirty to
Zach pve ability to win games Also Crane picks the best nine om inc two
m .,s incidentally he shows league the to-day y you isvs
[ here's meat for argument Crane the game well enough to make tins tho
last word for fans Fa94@H k < rs sn sY
huedm humb
faspp pN about
M ni.
s} u0Mh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-28

fo,lislliy 80 The law, dlsregarding
Tho constitutions oF eonformably
IA w consultation, dsppglreia.s
thc law, thar court must ipter-
mine which pf these conflicting
rules governs thc case 1his *
of the gcry essence 0f Judicial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

ieoes bon oen orei MiQsbdllIcrll
tolten loiien, u1o cine 8cloonlage,
iuenn audi in gon5 observation-disclosures
sen, lit cin jebcS gcluoroen, obne Do
onrf) i'm geringiten ctluaS bon %lciller
icgensreid)en Gigennrt eit9ebilBt 5l
boben. SIS limo nid)t sic Nernlltcn
Der IrntcnL oel1en 0ieic @obltbGtig.
teltS = Ginrid)tutgcn ST @ltte font
men, es iino Die, Die Den &anpf unl
Die Gri1ten5 nod mo9cll mo oft &C.
mig iicgrcid allsichtcf f0nnen. Sir
oieie DOE Maem ii1O icne @eimc be-
iiimmtJuno oeslpegen iinb lie i'm be.
item Slime oes 8orte6 &obliabrts.
Ginridtungen. Gem Mounc, Der
lie gcftiftet, lit ooourd) cin ebrellpoI-
les 9lnOeitten geiifert. ais mod)ti-
&c Nenfbnlttcn ieincS proftilGcn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itebcn tic Oo,
fiir Inbere cine Grinnertng 5llr
Nodeiferrng."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
SpiritnDicn 2%ieens,. Mpplifatiuncn.
giite 9ir. ii.
Viircau Der Spiri;upien.9 ieen5.G pmmiiiarc,
Simmer gir. 3D6, @rridltsgebaloc.
9, sierett Wteaiui. Srdiibent.
Sames Sunb,
Scujamiu y. Sbreeucs,

9ia6ioIGcnb gcnannte EerioHcu baben 9eti,
tiolet Tim Truusieriruus ciucr @noctaii. apiris
tnuicn.Siccn5 bonn /. Mai 1909 ciHqcreidi, Die
am Within oh, hcn 10. Sdnuar 1910. 10 ADr
Eormittags. III Grlplpung gc5ogen perocH. Bro
tcitc miiiIeIi bot IL llbr Wiittugs am Wiuntug,
Den II. Satlar 1910. eiH9crctht pcrben.
Erotcfis Sormu are iinn auf slnfudeH in bieicm
&aibiu9tpu Spipie.
Sbets9ler!.
9lnnle: Moreiie: gSaros:
gIlICnoer. 9Siuian a., 1853 9urmnniir. .....15
Nairb. @eor1e N. $500 CitsSoffmunitr go. 8
Soc, Charles S.E., 100. 1902 Sios@utanitr. 4
Geutif, Wtorris. 1908 ". s%Qnlttmorcitr . lis
Slct6er. Gnrrp e.. G46 u s9eiingtonitr .... 4
@raf, s9corac I. 2it u, zIrlingtons glnc lis
6GH. 6raIi. l2i6 u. sSrcrrontitr. .........t5
@ofrleiitcr, Sobn. 33l SiihsNonoilr ........ 3
Scbnion. gSilmer g., 2S6t-67 N.sSuItous
aerlc. % SSaafi. 2o53o7 stc;Gcrid:sto:..: ~. *
Jtoroonsfi, gSiuinnt 634 Siios2u5erueiir. -. 1
arbib5f. Wiartin. Cos z. sgrouonuO. ....... 9
HcrO. 5inipb. 120 @GIternsglnc. ............ .
Gibbcrgcr. NIbert g., 1921 Eaiterions @oc. 2
McIcaeue. Games, i14 ~ 6rantlinitr III
Bear. Sntepb, 100 S.zooiuurnftr. .......... 4
,inilsbnd. Srdnf .. SitE0iiuingtons2ale 30
RcttnIiatn, Saipcr g, 219 u. z6rarllinfir.
SpriNqs. .Tpbn. 80 Neit.Niooleitr .........It
gSnqner, Sobu, l2l ". z9tonouuftr ........ 81
g8iunro. Georgc, 022 Girecrrlount gloc ....10
Sutel.
acnrp ~, 100. .7o4 Ci.Raltinorc.
StrdBe -. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
8cfanntmahmngcn.
Nnrrau ncr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a re

NnItimore, D. Jlnunr 1910,
Sic observation-disclosures Sommi1lre MADDEN
bicrmit in llebereinittmnlung nit bent Nalits
more S~tdotsebnrtcr. 500. gbidnitt, beldunt, nlB
iie Die critic Neriammlung am Wiputdg, oeI I.
5ebruar 1910. Normittago II llbr, IN Dem 8!is
ttall Der Gonnitlndrc, SoeIls Sebnltne, GeIlt9tpt'
mo SpIliouNs Strube, abbdltcn lperocIl, INT bic
Iiulmnbt un5Suiiben lno Die linen itbertraaes
rlcn nno bon ibneri uerIan9icil Fili6telt 6i .era
'itltct TN Nctretf Der Concentrating mo GrO1ls
ilung oer Scdlsuno5i uan Sigitcn StruFc, IS SIB
trcit, bon Der Silbpeiielte Der Guntinaoum 'Npc.
bis Slr Siiolueitieiie Der Sampbcn'ADenne,
Qentib Der am o. Se5ember 1909 unter6eihne-
len @IoruronlIlg 9tr. All be5 Mtnbprs nro
Siaoirutbs bon Baltimore.
3anies %. Smi.b,
NIibroo vi. sSdtts,
NarrD Il. Sciu,
Gomnriiidre.
eugene q. 2ubgers,
IuuG. 1921. Seb3) Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
&uthcriuc Barr.

s. iturb am .. Saruar 1910 Katherine Barr,
licbte Satin pon &obr ". Barr. %erWulote
mo Sreunoe Der 6ntHilie ituo ahtungspou c'n'
GcldoeIl. Der 9eerhi1tnA Oci5ltmebnpn. mClTc
TN eamitaa. ben 3. S%uruur. Ntcrpcns s llbr.
non ibrer 9SobpuIa. gir. 1903, St.9aiancttc.
Mucnne, aus ffddb oer Il. Satobu5sairhe. lpu
nm . lbr cine heoutcms yJielle lin ibr SeeICls
bell ~gcbnlten miro, mn onnlt utt Dem "
Nr.oier \ricbhpieH itntI. - l6-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Spocsfqne.

slm 3. SGnuGr elizabeth NJ Sru,pn, 9ir. 73i,
Glt2l. Sirnbe 70 Sabre ult.
PIN >. Suniiur Ngucs NrDurht, Nr. II, SttlIs
luIis StruBe, 81 Sabre alt.
-SlH g. Sunnur Wlnrn 6rceic, 9tr. COO, Nnros
g(orlroes Sirube. SO Sabre ait.
gm I. 2anuar ScrcmiaB SrenG,, Vnonicm.
sm .. 2ainnGr mimic @raOp, Boppicp.No
ipltdl. 20 Sabre alt.
Vim 2. Snnlur Scniamir 3uiuiins, gtr. 1914
Moro Strtders Strnbe. p Sabre alt.
PIN 3. SGnuur Games 3intun, gtr. 12S, Git
W(nntgoHerOs Strnbe, T3 ,NuIiCr.
?ln ?. Innnar 2saihin9tun St;nt, SI1olelps
&oipitaI. "a Sanlar.
9m 4. Sanlar Suhn 5immger, 6ruHfIiu
SQnnre 0ofpitnI. 50 Sabre alt.
9Im I 3unuar Sninnua &ina, 9tr. 800. 2Seits
S1OCttes StrGbe, 70 Sduuur.
PIN ,. Snuuar Wlnrn MinrpbN. 9tr, 537.
Air6O Game. SO Sabre alt.
9lin 1. NdnIar Wunic WiuciainsiN, G1Ouic.us
So'ptiGl. - Sabre at.
nm ,. Sunuar Gluenccouu Hiuhlcn. Ytr. lIli.
Ncits + al cite Sirdbe, 81 Sabre alt.
gm 3. Samlnr euiau Guccn, ar. 1903, Guls
bours Strube Al Sabre alt.
gm 3. Nanuur Charles y. Hufpin, So6Es
NonfinS 0otpiiaI. 80 ,Sahre Ilt.
glut 3. Iunuar. Gnn I. spcoocn, 9tr. s3l,
W,nn9oloz Stcabe. ~ Sabre all.
Vim ,, Snru1r 5rnnecs u. steucns, Nr. III.
NeiisGerrb. Strabe, ~ Sabre ali.
9lm =. Suruur Ola SracN. Nr. 2047. CIT
2olnbarosS traBe. 80 Sabre ait.
Vim I. Snnlur Gurnlinc sSariis, 81, 30.
fcpbS sHofpiial II Sabre alt.
Slm =. Sultinr Sbnrlrs g. @aibingtun. SGns
uiCiuz9pipitul, "a Sabre at.
9ln 4. Saltudr Nrnbcna g.. @arncr, 9tr, 12a.
HSeitsG anlbcns StrQbe, 40 .SGhrc ali.
pm 3. Sunuar salumain S~arinsta, Nr. 27GL
glpituIs Strnbe. "a Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Muin Eprcns.

IS iturh ant J. IarInr 1910. 9inr8ers nm
~ llbr. 6rnn Jioia eorcnd. geltcbtc @nit'ir
bon 9Sla. Screr6. I'M 9titer BON 50 Snbren. Bic
. lbr. bon iprer gSobultna. Nr. t2t2, 1upiun'
sirabc. Suenit'Euini, ans rad Der yGnr Gao0
Of 5000 Council" sNirde, no cine I%teolieins
Wteic iir ibr Scehenbetl geleien miro. uilb oullIl
nui Dem p6l. grI6fersS ricbbofe" itutt.
Go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
GliIabetb &. Nicb.

IS itnrb ant 3. SdnuGr 1910 @iiidbet6 81.
SicR i'm Mlter bon SO %uhrcn. . Wio1aien mo
IS laaet, gcliebte Satin oee pcritorbeucn
Gcnrn Sieb. Neriparotc nm Srellnbe Der Gns
mile iino n6ilngsnol cit0clGheIt. oCnI (rnlt5r=
SoiteSoienlie in t6rer 9Subrui9. pr. t1i2.
@pnire' StrGfc, am snuntna, . l1br 9iadm;is
tags. bpt5npobren. RcifcBul9 prthatirl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
WertruSc Mitd,cGI

Gs itarb unt .. Sonnnr 1910 0tcrtrube Mit.
def, 10 Sabre ait, SitilUc bon Sobl is. Wiit
den. yWi1ge lire Seelc in ,Srteoen rubcr,'
Die Nceroi1nne iiroet Sonneritaa, 9ia6miting5
. llbt. bon i6rer Nobnuta. Mr.. 1910, Sio.
GlariccsS traie. ans nnd Der bl. trcuSstirchc
itntt. (J-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
@eriam

y~gpcitrne Grant:n.llntcritieumsss@crc
Sic iibrlidc MISUNDERSTANDING nuo Be
amtcnipatl nes 9iercins Iinoet am TutHeritna,
ben q. Sanudr 1910, Ibelos S llbr. I'M Ser
Cinelpiale fiait. ale ahlocienhcu llfIo ni6t &c
uit9cno entihuloiGtcn s9tiiplteber ~oerinleH IN
ec oeiehliGe Strufc. [m Wllitra1c
90 Charles Trii, Sclretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
SiuiocnScn.

Baltimore, 4. 3anaar 1910. y
IN elmer ant beuttinert lnqc gebaitenerl
Sihulg Der Gireitoren Der Tcniih'Iinerilani'
,nprc" III cine BON Stalcrn frcic 5iuiocuoc pnn
4 9ruScut iir bic ucraangcneu icd,s Muuate
crtlart murocn, 5nhlbur AM ltlib mad Wiun,ag,
ben 10. NuIlndr. i'm Sitreai Der @eieilfd1dt1,
Hr. Al. SI.Saltimurc. Strasc, SiiooitsGde bon
Guitom Nouicsglrenle
:. s.. Wauiuu,
(5,7,10 Seiretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Tcpar,cmeu. fir oiicntlidle 0erbeiierunacn. :
cub cpartcment cuicnbeb6ror,

SNpE SCputtCUCWt SuICHDtUuroC.
8aItim more, Wo.
@n9cbotc fir bic 9ieferun9 bon Sano, sizes.
Cement uno nergldlie Ifluiierunasblodc ai'
benz neucn &icr gIr. 6, fitoli6 bon Der Vrnit
Strabe. ucitiit bon Sones' 5daen, peroen bis
Miittuudl, ben IL. Sunnar 1910, ii lbr WIor'
gems ,enigeGcr getoTltleu.
gngcbotc miiiIcn an oeil ngouro Of snpuros"
geri6iet mo an ocu StnotsSegiftrator in feit
8iircal in 9idibbauie geianot peroelt. be9leiiet
hon cinem bc9luubiatcn GDed III Der Nobe bon
100000, dui cine ~9lcariIg Souies"8nnf ge5os
Gen, 8dbIbar al ben Niabor Ilno Stabtratb bon
Baltimore.
Sas Jic6t bieibt Oorbe6alten. irgero eines
oocr ale SlHgehdie uh8uiueitcn,
Sir Spe5iiilntioHei ipcfoe mani lid ul onS
Niircau Oct SafenbcbErbc.
&iirgic aft sum Qetruae ocs Gortraftprciics
ntub tirs 5nfricocniieleroe Tu5fibrillg oes
.9on.rnttcS Dctieut Iuerocn.
:. =. 2ndcr,
&uteH=S lgeHiclr.
9~citd.igi:
I. 9arrp W,abuol,
SrQitocnt Der SontruftsScboroe.
tTe52i2G, $3.50 ;Iani.3.5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

Srpnrtenleht fHf uftfhftiMc SetpentrhHB'h
ilnter.1 cpartcmen oes staet.5 ngenienre.
Nultimare, 20, Sc5erlber 1902.
Separnte periieqelie glnaebote, mdrftrt r%r1s
ppinlS for 9uuber," Brppnial3 'cr Gam"
45ooOIatS tog Gs9nie aar S SsSIH r i%sqa Sgl
tyiiieo Bapina Rlods," r9repofaIs Tor Siirl.
iico Seipcr Btpe." rYrupoiaIs for Nspbclt
Glods." nRropotols for Smeriean RortlunO
Gcrtcnt, rBropofnls ior 9urbitone, @sliterltolle
gnO ,5Iaattonc," RropotoIs for @ranits EanirG
grid, yRrorofa!s tor sbeet aspbaIt giepnirs
for ipbolc Gin" .Rropoinls for 3ools nro
SarblpGre." ySrppoiaIs for Goints, pills etc"
s@ropotaIs for 9o1I." .&ropoiais tor Setptr
STifpfs S 81 sortS aii Oe & STisi .Rro S""
falls Tor Suuure uno Spnl Salt Iron Wunbolc
Srnnlc3 ano Gooers." ~EropoiuIs for eaits Srrn
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