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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
Member Of 25th infantry Said to Have
Committed Crime.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 14.--The 25th
United States, Infantry (col0red). the
regiment discharged without honor by
President Roosevelt. because Of the
shooting up Of Brownville. Tex. is
again in trouble. though few, If any.
of the old men. remain to share in this
situation. 44sgl -a. ,,.
The regiment Is stationed at Fort
Lawton, near here. Last Friday night
Mrs. G. Il. Aiseda, white woman.
was attacked by Negro. She says the
man was soldier.
The regiment will be made to parade
before Mrs. Aiseda. who will be asked
to pick out the assaiIant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
Allen of Augusta. land, ST..

Allen of Augusta, land. ST.
CEina.-Joseph S. Fernald of China to
c. Everett Jones of Springfield. Mo- land.
A.5, Frank +. Jones of China to Lnwood
w. Jones of China, land $50.
Fayette-E.phraim Robinson of Chester
vile to Thomas L. French of Mt. Ver--
non. land, 500: Osbert l.. Basford of
Fayette to Thomas U. French of Mt.
Vernon, land. S1s
Gardiner.-Charles W. Lunt of Gardiner
to Eva Lunt of Gardiner land and build
ngs. So: Elmer E. Newbert of Augusta
to Melvena V. Parker of Belfast, land
and buildings, 81"
Litchfield.-Jo f. Mccarthy of Lewis
ton to Otis l.. Stebbins of Litchfield
land, So; Gardiner D. Snowman of Litch-
field to AlonZo ]. Huntington of Litchfield.
land and buildings, $3.50: Frank G. Dow OF
Richmbond to Eugene f. Purington of
Litchfied, land, l.. s.,, .stitt
Mt Vernon.-Warren A. Wright of
Readfield to Thomas U. French of Mt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
"y %sSa: Sherburne & DALEY

seph Letourneau and Eva Letourneau.
both of Waterville, land. S115.
Wayne.-Emo A. Godfrey of Wayne to
+. l.. Lincoln of Wayne, land and build
Ellis L. Lincoln of Wayne. land, 81"
Wndsor.-Susan f. Jameson and E. L.
Stimson of Windsor to James w. Sproul
of Windsor. land. 81; Jasper S. Gray of
land, SO
Winslow Willard Tucker of Albion to
Charles E. Warren of Winslow. land and
buildings, 81.
Winthrop. Edith Trask of Winthrop to
Henry H. Hall of Wayne, land. 81;
Louise E. Higgins and Amos H. Higgins
of Winthrop to C. Scot West of Manches-
ter land and buildings. SIC; Milton G..
Besse of Wayne to Alice NJ Norcross sof
Winthrop. land, sl25: Joseph E. Clark Of
Augusta to Manning $. Campbell of Au-
gusta, land, 81.
sand other valuable considerations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
Children's Knee Pants

We full line of boys and cildrens knee pants, from
to size ~ the latest knckerbocker style wosteds
chevots. corduroy, the choice makes
reach We will display each lot bearing the plain price figures
of this sale Our popular 45c grade Straight Pants 29c
Hart Salner Mark Ovcrcoats. SIS, SIS 50 values all the
newest patterns styles and materials close $780, $I0O5
Hart Shafncr Marx Suits. These of the finest
rails and recognized the best clothes made America today
They all marked great reductions Their every
Suit and OvefCoa
One lot $1,000 Raincoats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $s05
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15

such action? l shall be very glad to
receive from you, after your town
meeting. report of any action of your
town that promises advancement for
your schools for the coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
Mems Nigh Grade Trousers
Mems Hose Plain and Fancy lc

Many of the items of mems ixngs unable to quote.
Our full assortment of these will be found displayed in such
manner to allow easy Inspection particular each item
will bear in plain price figures representing the reduction Of this
sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15

such action? l shall be very glad to
receive from you, after your town
meeting, a report of any action of your
town that promises advancement for
your schools for the coming year.
The Hunters Protective Society Of
America. organized at Van Buren,.
filed a certificate of incorporation yes
terday at the office of the secretary OF
State. The purposes of the company
are given as follows:
First-To unite fraternally all per-
sons entitled to membership under the
constitution and bylaws of the So
ciety
Second-To give all moral and ma
terial aid in it's powers to its members
and those dependent upon them.
Third-To establish a fund for the
relief OF sick and distressed members
Fourth-To establish a benefit funo
from which, on satisfactory evidence
Of the death of member of the So
ciety who has complied with all lts
lawful requirements. sum not
ceeding two thousand dollars shali De
maid to the widow, orphans, depen-
dents, or other beneficiary whom the
member has designated, or TO the per
sonal representative of the MEMBER.
Fifth-To secure for its members
such other advantages as are, from
time to time, designated by the con-
stitution and bylaws of the society.
The incorporators are Henry A.
7 Oh l. ,
Paradis John B. Pelletier, ]. A. Pei
letter. l.. j. Pelletier. Benjamin r.
Peters and V. r. Levasseur, all or van
Buren,. Henry A. Gagnon is the
president and Emile Lebrun is the
treasurer.
Announcement was made at the Of
flee of the adjutant general MONDAY Oh
the issuance of Special Orders NO. 81
and 40, both of that date. The order
first mentioned grants to SECOND
Lieut.. Fred L. Reed of the 80 GO. Oh
the Coast Artillery Corps. n. 9. 5. NJ.
an honorable discharge from the MILL
tarv service of the State, to take ef-
feet March l. The second order pro-
vides for the election OF a second
lieutenant in the Sd Co. of the Coast
Artillery Corps. n. G. S. NJ, to be held
at the company's armory in Auburn
at p. M. Monday. Feb. %. at which
Capt. George c. Weber will preside
The following corporations nave
filed their certificate of organization
at the office of the secretary of State:
The Forestry Corporation organized
at Portland for the purpose OF con-
Quoting a general nursery business
and for various other purposes, with
s40O, 900 capital stock, of which Moth
ing is paid in. Officers: President, A.
f. Dureham of Portland; treasurer NJ.
S. Wells OF Portland. Certificate filed
Feb. IA. 1910.
The Nye Lighting and Heating Co.
organized at Lewiston for the purpose
of manufacturing, installing, operat-
ing and dealing in the Nye Lighting
and Heating Carburator Machine, with
$4,000 capital stock, of which $4,000
is paid in. Officers: President, ]. b.
Narcotic, NJ. D., of lewiston: treas
urer, Dana S. Williams of Lewiston.
Certificate filed Feb. IA, 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-15
Boys 0vereoats, Refers
and Top Coats

Light, dark and novelty patterns.
The very latest New York style
creations, age s to 8, and in the
sizes for the larger boys up to ID
qualities worth So and up to So
This sale will start the lot at
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
B. and G. Bargains.

Only a few Its left in Bath addi-
tim at Sl25 on the installement plan.
Act quick
room house so # lot Of fruit. wei
and good water. Price Sl25 cash.
Business lot on c street with frame
building on for only $4,000
Room house in Bath addition
Barn and we'll $4,000
Room house close in for 10 days
at $1,000
Have several lots in S. C. II. at
500 IS per mo. A good Investment.
Z Room house good location so it.
lot Cement walk. Plice $1,000.
Team, harness and wagon to trade
for small property.
Several Choice Residence lots in
Highlands addition at reduced prices.
Call and see what we have on our lis
Grocery stock doing good business
good location for sale at Bargain.
Good room house close IN for 5
days for only Sll5O.
Room house two lots good well,
lots of fruit Price $1,000.
Room house in Highland addition
only $3.50.
Room house and so # lot in Bath
addition for $3.50.
City property to exchange for farms
Brick business house on B. street
for sale at Bargain.
Farms to exchange for good City
Property
Rooming house, furnished for sale
Reasonable.
3 Room house good location 80 #
lot barn, good we'll of water. fruit for
short time at $1,000
Room house 40 # lot good we'll
for $3.50. 500 cash Bal. on monthly
payments
II you don't see what you want,
ask for it, we have it.
Baldwin & Gibbs Co.
Anadarko Ok la
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
Boone d. Hite,
Administrators

Diamond Jewelry at closest
prices by j F Mithell Jewelr
Co. 3td
Wanted-Men to dig post holes and
furnish posts for lot in Highland
addition; also men to put in garden
for one half interest in garden.
Apply H. E. Suffer.
FOR RENT-Two good office
rooms over Peoples store, Apply to
Pion eer Drug Co.
Birthday presents in China
Glass and Silverware at Mitch
ellis. Std
DR.. Kerley's father..J. S. Kerley.
and sister Miss Kerley. of Cordell
who has been visiting him the pase
week, returned home, Friday.
Birthday rings.at Mitchell's.
3td
Watches make appropriate
birthday presents. The best
makes at Mitchell's. 3td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
MAY HIT HERE
Scientists Says Comet will Fall
In Oklahoma.
1t Is Now Travelling at the Rate
of 1918 Miles a Second.

Copenhagen, January 2S.. Professors
Petersburg and Switzerland, OF the
University Of Copenhagen, this morn.
ing declared the comet, which the
whole world is watching is destined
to strike this earth not later than
the first week in February. They
declare it will land near the center
of the United S,atss IN Okalona.
Protector rrtrbu.. Urtu tUe.
civilized aI.I .... u DIng when bee
m... tue statement chat the comet
was disrogard,uf all Che laws of
rrayitation and was headed straight
for the earth. "You may think me
insane. but / believe tits message
from Mars, said the learned ss.oaJ-
ist, who possesses "a total of l97 dee
groaa given him by 81 d,Ueroa. cole
leees. THE comet is travelling atI
Che rate of 1918 miles second
It is now 7753, SIG, ,23l. .676.O7 miles.
from the earth, It's velocity as it.
nears the earth IS in creasi1g one.
c0rtleth every two tenth5 miles at
this rate it will arrive in the United
States at 9;3S o'clock, February 5th.
aud will land at or near Anadarko,
Oklahoma. a few seconds later. The
comet is now bigger than the earth.
However, as twenty million tons Of
the comet are being consumed by fire
every seven and a half minutes, it
will be reduced to a piece Of stone
no larger than walnut when Il ,trik-
es the world. If | miss my guess
seven and one.half minutes, twenty
million tons will strike the earth,
which would break it in two. How.
ever, my calculations are exact.
I believe the comet when 1t strikes
will contain a message from Mars.
They hav been trying to signal US
for some time, and l would not be
surprised if 1t read, 'To the good
people of Anadarko--If you can secure
for us the beautiful Dining room su.t
now on display at the store of Eccles.
ton & Coggins. The One Price Furni-
ture Store, we are confident that
Anadarko will be our trading point
in the future Mars"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
First Pub. Jan, 3l-l0


State of Oklahoma. County of Cad
do, 4.
In the County Court in and for
Caddo County, State of Oklahoma
In the matter of the Estate of j. B.
Mccarthy Deceased:
All persons having claims against
Mccarthy deceased. are requested to
exhibit the same with duly verified
vouchers, to the undersigned, duly
appointed and qualified Boone D. Hite,
administrator of said deceased at
Anadarko State Bank, in the city
of Anadarko in the County of Caddo
and state of Oklahoma, and that six
months after the first publication of
this notice has been limited by order
of the County Court of Caddo County.
State of Oklahoma, as the time for
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and present their claims against said
estate.
Dated this Sth. day of Jan. A. D.
1910.
Boone d. Hite,
Administrator
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
City Drug Store

LUST-A ladies gold watch, Thurs
day evening between Ed. M. Vests
residence and the City Drug Store.
Finder return it to County greasur-
er's office and receive reward. 3to
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
FOR SALE.

A good spring dray wagon. Finch
Bros. Carnegie, Okla. O3t 1twky
Good Hay at 55 cents per bale at
the Stacey Bottling Works.
Twenty-cent.oysters (u,'' ~''
10 cents each this weet "t-,, =,
grocery. It'd
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
Cheap Coal. Good Coal.

Cheap Coal. Good Coal.
B f Fits has a car of good
coal which he proposes'to sell to-
day and tomorrow onlyYat SIS. 90
per ton. delivered Better see
him right away. DIT
Barton Skaggs. of the Razaar is
on the sick list.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31

Farmer Prichett, of FtCobb made
his weekly visit to Anadarko on Mon.
dav.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
Money to Loan

] E Finney has a few thous-
and dollars which he wishes to
loan on well improved farms.
Office over
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-01-31
EStrayed OF Stolen

Get some Of that good Hay at the
Stacey Bottling Works..for 55 cts. per
bale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Hr. 1873.
Er. 1873.
Cine g~erorounug,
fpeldle clue Siceu5 pprimrctbt iir
Observation-Disclosures sNaepturcu

WV NV ~
|. ghidniti. Sci eS bon BEN Mabou nm
Slaotrntb Der 5taol Baltimore bei6lpnerL ouf;
feline FerlOu cine Observation-Disclosures ~ geniur
netreibelb nod Sienilboten fir anoere geuie.
ipe.GJe lolde l%uilIIfdeH, nod IrDeit fir Beriu,
men. pcldbe iolbe lpiinidlell, ~beiorget bdrf. pbns
recommendations jlt erlaleen, nIo ee
lou ole e1liTl bes eoueiiprs fir M%aiermies
then uno YieenSeH teiil. ilbrltd StelenDerntil'
icllingsz I1enturen Slcen8eu uusSuitellen, unh
1!ir ieoe 1oldbe NSeiltur Die SIntitle BOT S25 81,
pcrluligell. mo lelnen Htcoro bes HGrnens MN
@elballsplueee bon iepcr Eerion, Strmn ooet
CORPORATION, iueIdbe cine iolhe Gicenj bcrnaS.
ninunt, III leiner Office dufbeiuabrcn.
2. gbidnitt. rno e. fei ierter perpronet.
one ieoe lstrirn. 6lrlra ODER Corporation, lugl'
de inter ben Neltirnmiinaets oes porDefgebeii.
ben gbibnitis cine 9icen5 bera!s niinint, ulo
luier ciacr fultel Qiceii5 EN- slrbetissT erinitit.
lungs Siirenil beiretbcn fotAr ibrer oocr lbr'
3olilldnoi9ell ,NMIre! mo NStellell het Dem Co..
lettor iir sSaiiermietben liip giccnJen III Der
rrl!eii sSptbc ocs WinndtSs Sauiur in iepem
Sabre re9iitritcll iouen. mo Dor oeu @eDlllof,
~lI ipcltcn ih Elm fol1es Sefhdft %beiinoet, eiii
Shtio nit Der Aii'ibrttt e. StceHieo SHploft
Iieiit Igencp" anbriHaeH, foiuobl. ais Die Bee
met Der EcIfen Sirnta pber Sorporniior, ipc!s
cpe foItrs 8efbdft %bctreibt.
Dab ireeno cine Yerion. 5irlna ,ooer Corpora
tion. Welde irgenb cine Der 9eltimmunaen Die
Ter TerurofIIg ibeiiriti, 81 elmer SiIate bon
uidbt iihCr tii1I8ig Dollars (S5) oeriribetlt pets
oci fam, ipel6e alf Die ldrnlibe ,SSeiie, mic
Die Straien fir Die uebertreilitg bon iidottidben
EeroromlHgel. c~pIlettirt iperoen FINN.
Seitdlt9t am %. Se5eTtber 1909
.|t' Z. Sarrp Dsabcul,
't'. .UtuDor.
Sine aetrene Hbftsift Gan 10 1910.
Ganit,1S,25 ;Sebt) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Bcfanntmndnngen.
Sfpartemsnt fir tffentiide 9srbeNerunscn.
ilntcr,S epartcntenf bes 2labt,S tlaenteuIe.

"N
@alttmores 80. December 1909.
separate periie9elie Insebote, utariiri aSrns
pofnls for Number, pFropofals fox Sanb."
gYropptalS Ior 4obbie OF Rubbte Ranln9
iriiistS Gapins, Siods, pEepoiaIs for 8itri.
tlods," sQropo,aIs lor Witncrican 9oriluno
0einent. " ,3ropofuIS for Girbitone, @utterftone
ai1o 5laeitoHe," g&ropofalstfor @raHtie Baotns
Sl9ds st0p9la.9 ,of 7s Sise'San G1o Ss,Gs.
ior nbole Gin. gVropofdis for fools arb
0arouare," ,Yropefals for YaiDts, Oils ETC., "
,Yrppufals ior Goal, " YRrppoldiS for Se,pfr
1rnps," oRropoials for Sniet Gopers nTo
Sripiioues of giortb aiper 9tteitoue." sBropcs
fals Ior ESuars ane Ssai gait sSrolt gIanbals
Snlet Geoers," aEropofu!S Tor Moao Brdpel.
iuuibeS Concrete Srdrel dno uaibeo SiIler
8raoel" fir Den atlaemeineu @ebrunt pes
Siaois Sngenieur 9epurlenIents tpdbreno bes
iueroen, an Den . goarO Of %sllparo, Care Of :.
Seipel 1bomas, Reqttraior" a%oretliri, i'm 9i.s
real, pcs Observation-Disclosures, Raibbulls, 9alits
more, big IL llbr -GormitiaeS am ~. Sanuar
1910 euipeeen geHoinmeu. 4
sin be9lnuhieter Shed bes Bieters, auf eife
,Giearin9 0ouic~ sSInf. anf Srore hes Wiaborc
iino Sruotrutps bon Baltimore ge3ogen, at Dem
III bclt Spe5ittfationeH 9eHainien Neiruge. mut;
ieoell Nilgebot beiaetiiat feilf. SpcSitttatipnaiI
mo gngeDotssSorunlure limo Guf Serlauseli
IN oiefem Silreau crbdltlid. ~9lngebpte perocil
fir iebe glrt Der obei aitseGebenen NPateriaIieii
Genanrien Wnterialiei lieterH talIiI. yuS Hedi
III hermit porbehaIteu. traenb zines poer adc
~@dngebote 5i per1uer1en. So
y. Z. SsnSan.
Siaots5ngenlenr.
I. Barn DtabppG
Vrdiioent Der Goitraitsg eb5roe
(Eej30.3i Sans. 4.5.6. 7,S,10.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Gitp tdelih nidlt mclli9er ols $500
600 WeltIden.
Huwlauos tiirfiide Yaoer.
eaniiapls.gebdnSs. sOaam< aessn. etsss often.
SpncsfGnc.

gm S. Sanunr Gii5abetb 1ulman, 9r. 921,
gioro+ ppipurosSirabe 80 Sabre al.
stm .. Juttlar Annie SIiher. SoprS SopitHs'
&oipitG!, % Sabre ali.
nm i. ,iGnuar NipbeuS ~. Hart, gtr. ST.,
Aioroz Sll. ton elneuuc, 6s Sabre ait.
Am $. 1utuiar yarn Suite, III. 1927. gtproa
WalDtHatonsS traBe. 80 SABRE ait.
am 8. Saiu1r elbam supp, UT. t520, gtoros
3atussS trabe "a Sabre ait.
VIM 6. Ianlar ,5ubn Huidlette, Ar. 101G,
Samn. StraBe. ~ Sabre alt.
FIN Z. Annuar xrm. saaibIe, Gr. Col. gSefI'
8ermaHs Strdbe. 81 Sabre uil. -+
slut T.. SaHunr Sppn y. Sd,niSt, Nr. II
GarslueIsS traBe. 81 Sabre alt.
Am .. Su!IIdr Wiargarttba gSeWsr, gtr. 1900,
gditertprls2lpenuc, 10 SABRE alt. F
PIN Z. Sannnr Mlpn5u (. YSatittum, Mr. 500,
g8efts20. StraBe. 80 Sabre ali.
giH s. Sanuar MARTHA 9Srbb, Or, Az, Niss
Quiibs SirnBe, 80 Sabre ali.
Nm s. SaHuar ssm. zimmerman, Sir. f203I
Scotts Strabe, AZ Sabre. aii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Mbulph i. Mpttlpff.

Gs iiarb am 0. 5unlar 1910 eibolpb y. Jtutt.
lof, aelIebter Safe bon Bnulinc Aottloff i'm
Al. Sabre feineS Yehcre. Sie Peerotgnn9 fins
tet Yiittiupdl, Den u. Snrliur. 2 ubr eianil.,
bon ieiner lcbten gSobning en- Connecticut
Nueuue, cine SgRrc ,ueitlif BON Hugnta'Mpe,
Sruingtun. aus itntt, gctletulg dlf Der nHolt=
Don Sarf9 entCiern."
t@ineinnnti IL. 9ie!us 9ort 3citlngcn ipolleu
0eil. coptrei.) Dip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Nuua Is. WiQer.

Gs fiarb am 8. Sanuar 1910 in ibrer &ohs
nlng, 9.r. 1925. ELECTROMAGNETIC. Inna eliza
beth 0liner IN tbrem 80. GebeilSlabre, eeiteble
1odter bon Sobn iliio 9Silbelmlne WiIer. Sic
Seeroigrne finoei Spnncritag, , llbr 9iadm..
mo bdnn mad Der Iuiberiihen 5mInd ruclss
airdhe an SiihsGarolines Strabe. nm 133 llbr.
tt--tnl H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Or. NnitaO @arliB.

Gs ftarB am s.. Sanlar 1910 Or. Csnitau
Warlig, ~aeliebtcr Suite Der oeritorbeue1i gurns
line gSurlip. Sic 9ecroi9uug iiuset Iisntag,
NahmiitdaS . lbr. bon ieiner Nobnuna. NJ.
~, WorosSigl.s irakc, aus fintt, 9Sertuuilote
uun 5rfUupe .ijpb etUaeldoeu. hehuppppgl. Geu
fctira btioaiiin aii ser baltimore GemeierO".
Old a %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Mil0re0 Z. Tpru.

rlna. 3r. FOG, WeSenrN.s trafs. Mi.oreo 3.
Sprn I'M 4Iter bon 80 1nbren. g%e!iebtc Satin
bon Sru. Samcs e.. 9orn tgeb. Norn). Sic
Beeroieune firoei Iienitan, Sorniiln93 I'M
10 llbr, bon obengenallnier gSobnlllg aus ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
barbara Tteb.

Is iidrb am Utonina. Den 10. Sanltar 1910.
Barbara Sizes, 9elieble Satin oes g&ellalo
@eorg u. Qieg. i'm 81. Gebensiabre, III ibrtr
!S}SiittIb c a9V@S eerSianna ipiro Ipdisr anseseiat.
(gSnfbingiun. :. e., Scitingen ipcten cell.
cOpireu.) I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Gliic lIfcl.

GS ilarb am .. 2unuar 1910 Gliie 5bdel inn
20. Sabre ibrCS 9ebens. Sic Neeroigun9 fius
g8obnuita i9rcs Gbpicgcr'obner Sran5 lplc,
gr. 257. MIte 5reoeridaRoao, aus luf Der
.gSciiern 9emCterD" itatt. %ertpaR mite uno
Sreunhe iiro abtilgsooIl eingelaoen,
ul--i2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
WiIbelminc Wittler.

IS itarb Sonnta9, ben 9. Sauunr 1910, I'M
AS Gahmittaee. @ilbelmine Nittier, geliebte
Satin BON ScnrO &ittIer. 80 Sabre alt. Sic
Veeroigtllg finoet Miitt,pud,, ben, ~. Suullnr,
Eahmittass 9 llbr, bon iDrer &obnune, Or.
1106,. Scecral.S trasc, aus nui Der MI. Cur
mel gemetern" itatt. C1O-D
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Mhtmna!

4 1rutidler @liittl r.Tercin prn baltimore. MS"
Sdiptoidritcr Nagner'5 9aie, Ri. li6, 9ioro|
eY1ca sGtrabe.
Sdmerabet, ole nit G1reil i'm oeutiben Seere
ooer tSloiie 9eoteni babelt, iino BET inns itets
ber8lih iptllfummel. CSdn5. 3lPtel
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Snbluin Emhs.

IS ltarb am .. Sannar 1910 euD,oia SudS
in 9robioence, G.sS., I'M gtlter bon 70 SubreiI.
iriibcr bon baltimore. NO. Sic Hcerbtguus
finbei AT @rop ioenee, M, iiatt. Dip
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WermiidJtc Nnseigcu.
Seiraths=W eiuh.'

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ibait eiieS ocuti6em Wsibtens 5I, liafen
jipcds ipdterer- Seirntb. Sell. Sfferten liNtcr
,,Tr. 200" Eeutifer Sprreippubent.
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00dc ais 8Grtner III
beE Snoioner. Sd)ulen Sflaboma'a.
Ger Setretar oes Snnern bat porl0,l.
liz einen Snpcrinteroenten mo pier
Saipcttoren pom Gienlte %luspenbirt,
iilo onoere lollen nadlfol9en. Niht
bius, onB lire iiildn5iellen Eroftifeu
onriid,ig gcmcIen iito; mas oiel
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Der blcben G~ntioiiun9 aus Dem
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9eomten meiter ltreuge Muiterung
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ter ausidylub Der Seiientlitfeit &c.
liitrt merbcn iollen, IGBt boral,I
id)IieBen, Dob picl idlnusigc 8Gi6e
ju maiden lit. llno bieie 3uItG,toe
ioIen id)on ieit Sobren ~beiionben
lohelt.
Sum Grport babcu nm
lere @dlbcr inl Sabre 1908 oil neiin-
SIG WillioIlen Collars beigetraeen,
waa iilninno5iuar5ig Nal mebr lit,
luie ini Sabre 1851. Sod meDr bot
ober Die Girflbr Der S%orItprooufte
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lie etipoS mebr lpie 100000, mGh.
REM lie I'M Sabre 1908 Die Sobc bon
mebr iuie $100,00O,00O erreiht boben.
@pf5brei 5eigt Die arobte 3ul,obme
III Der Ginfilbr, Gon ciilcm @ertbc
BON 5000 I'M Sabre 1880 lit iie aitf
ntebr ipie 100000 I'M Sabre 1907
geitirgcli. Tic Tusiiibr bon Sol5brei
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Observation-Disclosures BON $2b at, inter beitinbiOer
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tlnbei Infer Igent iuiro, ipenu gepiinf1t.
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ie,n, ipebin iit bdfiir, 5n renoen. sic btdnden
nnr BET Trf. W. &ubers, III. 400, Meh-e6rd.
tsga.ettake, ncraufpre1en, ib,en 9adlnen OLE
mao Der ferteefGriftenften Wetbobe. Gle e.
tnlten nuBer6ern 'griinbIi&en unterri6t TIM
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g~erlanst. eoiort Wtanner; 81 bis Sc pro
Ine: uliere prafitthen Snitrufiionet In irps
Gen 9Boten einen eriitInffiaen 8Iumber; nniere
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ipiinfht; Rebin9uligeiI aniiehInburi Tag mo
administrator. r8altimure 9raoe sd,alt, 9ir.
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