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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

Of he s.e as1gltsf's death after the gjrl
had been buried u : Christian grave ave-
which . charitable New Orleans 1 1so9I,
furnished Annie Gpidry, mot bspp of
Margaret Giblin, reached New Or -
leans tuesday morning, disappointed
at the lateness Of her arrival por
some reasons Stephen Smith. tSa
money cyl lender at Galveston, to whom
Dr. oHara wired last SATURDAY. d;a
not carry the news Of the Giblan
woman's death to her nsront ', "@s;l
Monday, Claiming illness prevented an
carrier compliance with the instrnc-
tions from the New Orleans orona
THE first knew Of my daughters
death was when Smith came to mo .
Monday morning and showed me the
papei' WIN ny daughters picture"
sald annie Guidry Tuesday morning.
I Immediately made arrangements to
come on mere, but | find now that the
body has been nicely buried By kind
people. I will not disturb the cornsa
until later. When | am able | hope
to have II moved to opelousas or to
Galveston
Margaret Gibin's maiden name was
Guidry. She vas born at opelousas.
La just seventeen years ago, accord
ing to her mother. She was of
colored parentage, but, owing to her
fair skin, passed off very easily in
New Orleans as d white woman. She
moved with her parents from OPEL
ousas to Galveston about six wears
ago. There she was married to Otis
Nash, a negro waiter, from whom she
secured . divorce later. Seven
months ago Margaret left home. She
said she was going ont to make her
own living. She went to Lake Charles,
and from there drifted to New Or
leans. Here she lived in various
finally winding up a riotous
career With a tragic death in the New
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01
RACES With
OUT The BOOKMAKER
POPULAR.
FROM WALTER R K

~ 4NSW EAGA4AO3 0SPRA LII ASACs
The summer harness racing season
now drawing to a close has been the
most successful in the history of the
sport. It is a rather curious fact,
and one that has given great encour-
agement to the breeders of standard
bred horses, that while the anti
book-making legislation Of the differ
ent states has almost put the run
ners" out of business, harness racing
is steadily gaining in popular favor.
The present season has demon
strated beyond a doubt, that success
full harness race meetings can be held
without the income derived from
book-making, As a matter of fact,
bookmakers were never popular with
the followers of harness racing.
Harness h s e owners recognized
long ago that Pari-Mutual machines
and auction pools were the only
method Of betting that gave every
body a square deal, but unfortunate
" in some states the legislation
caused by well-founded public an
tipathy to the bookmakers, stopped
the use Of the Pari-Mutuals also.
Previous TO the a~nti-betting cru
SADIE inaugurated in New York state
by Gov. Hughes, New Yerk had not
held a successful harness meeting in
several years; while the several run
ming tracks were being operated CON
tinuously and drawing tremendous
crowds.
Early last Spring, a number of
wealthy New Workers raised a suf-
fcient fund to guarantee the expense
of a Grand Circuit meeting to be held
at the Empire City track in August.
It was given out that the meeting
would be held strickly within the
law. Gov. Hughes wrote to the pro
moters, congratulating them upon
their efforts to promote clean sport
and expressing his regret that he
was unable to attend.
The result of the meeting was a
very agreeable surprise to all con-
cerned. The attendance the first
day exceeded that Of any three days
at the running tracks; the sport was
clean and of a high class, and the
meeting proved a financial success.
New Orleans is to try a similar ex-
pertinent this Fall. The Merchants
Committee of the Business Mems
League is promoting a Speed Car
nival to open on Thanksgiving day,
Nov. 24th. Liberal purses will be
offered and the owners of many Of
the fastest horses in the country
have already agreed to send their
stables, including Miner Heir, the
horse that recently established a new
worlds race record of 1.59.
After three days of high class
harness racing the Carnival viii con-
clude on Nov. 9th with a program
of automobile and aeroplane races.
It is expected that the railway com
panies will give special rates and
everything will be dony to give vis-
itors a splendid four days entertain
ment.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01
DARTITION SALE.
ESTATE OF MRS. CoRALIE coMEAU.
No. 644s, Probate Docket, 18th Judicial
District, Parish OF st. Landry, La.

BY virtue of a judgment rendered by
the Hon. B.. Fl. Payy, Judge of tine 18th judi
ctal District Court. dated Sept. ~, 1910, of
the State of louisiana, in and for the parish
Of st. Landry, rendered in the above num-
bered n entitled suit there will be sold
at public auction, for cash, by
the undersigned ~auctioneer. or n duly
qualified aucttoneers on the premises at
Saturday, Oct. 90, BIC
at Ii O'Clock J. M, forthe purposeo of effect
ing a partition, the following described
property. to.wit
A certain lot or parcel of ground situated
at ~ArnaudvtlIe, La, IN the parish OF st.
Landry, with all the buildings and i'm
proVements thereon, consisting of a dwell
Ing, store building, out houses, etc., and
bounded north by Fuse1ter or Bridge street,
south by Bayou FuselieT, east by Bayou
Teche and west by Tonne Parrino and be-
ing the same property or part of the same
property acquired by deceased at success
sional sale OF ULCER A, Gul1beau Jan'y 18th,
1886 as appears by act duly r~ecordedin Con-
Yeyanee book T No. Q, page "a of the re-
corderss office of this parish.
Also lot Of furniture and household Ak
lures, lot Of silver ware and n cow and
calf.
Terms-Cash.
sept24-6t H. E. EsToRGE. A%ucftoneer.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
CHAS. %. DEJEAN
VS..
ChAs. I. ~DURBRTDGE.

No. 1905, sixteenth Judicial District Court
Parish or st. Landry. La.
BY virtue OF q writ of seizure and sale Is
sueti ulit OF the Honorable sixteenth judi
clal Disfrlcf Court. IN and for the parish OF
~ Landry, Iii b above entitled and nlsnn.
Dpred suit, and to me directed. IhaYe seized
and VIII oner far sale, for cash at public
auction, 70 the last and highest bidder. 81
the front door OF the Court House OF st.
Landry Parish. at ttpelousas, on
SATURDAY, Oct. g. 1910,
at II O'Clock Am. tile following ftescrtDe.l
property. tI9-wtt:
One b wiling alley and one iron SAFE o
contained IN the building lately occupied
by Chas. T.. DurbTidga, and owned By Glas-
tG. De5ean. at FBrt Barre.
TaFlnz-@as h
ses,t94-3t M.L..sW03ll5, Snsr1n-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

Although the farmer Of today is able
10 buy almost anything he wants 60
wear Or TO eat he isn't paying enough
attention to food values when i comes
to his own table.
If he has been watching the extern
sive researches and experiments On
the question Of the best human food
for muscle and brain he viii heed the
advice from all sides TO sseat more
Quaker Scotch Oats"
Quaker Scotch Oats is mentioned
because it is recognized in this country
and Europe as the bestof all o~atrneals.
Feeding farm hands on Quaker Scotch
Oats means getting more work out OF
them than if you feed them on anything
else.
For hot climates It IS packed in her.
meieally sealed tins; and IN regular
packages. q
- ~
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Saturday, Sept. "a, 1910,


at ii O'Clock a.. m. the following described
property. belonging TO said estate. in
community with the undersigned surviving
husband OF said decedent to.Wit:
L. certain plantation situated in Vile
Platte Prairie, st. Landry Parish, state Of
Louisiana, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and apDurten-
ances thereto belonging, containing w
hundced n stxty-seven superficial ar
penis and bounded on the north by lands
0fVa1Inont Ledoux, and Jean Bite. Acclisse,
south BY public DAD 1eadiug to vile Platte,
estate OF Latieur and Vidrine and west by
R0zel1e Pitre,
q Four town lots. situated In the town
Of Vile Platte, being lots No. - in block
No. - In LatOuf'S addition to the town of
Vile Platte.
3. One lot of cattle II head,
4, one reaper and binder,
5. Five sacks OF rough rice,
6. one creole mule,
Z. One lot OF ploWs, hoes and other farm.
mig Implements
9. On mule,
.. One old mule,
10. one Ole mare.
II. One morse,
u. One old surrey.
Is. one old Ouggy,
a. TIVE old wagons,
Is. Three harroWs Nth : los or pillow
harness, gears etc,
l6. One lot of about % barrels OF corn,
II. One lot OF 30 head OF hogs,
!6. one iot q chlcKens, g mead
20 ma lndtyided hair Of Certificate No. Is
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

-, Probate Docket, District Court.
Parish of st. Landry, La.
Whereas, Armand Jouhert. Administrator
of the above named estate. files his final
tableau of classification of debts and dis
tribution of funds of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition prayiug for the
homologation of tame;
And whereas, prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court bearing
date, -
all parties interested to make opposition to
said tab1eau to file anne in writing in my
ONCE, within the time required by law why
and confirmed.
YVES A~NDREPONT.
sep24-2t Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

received 500 1oc novels and
Juss aavels. Call and hook them
oyer 1t once. Naus Depet ca.
sept ~
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

By virtue of an order of the Hon. B. II.
Payy, Judge of the 18th judicial District
Court of Louisiana. in and for the Parish
of St. Landry, there will be sold at
public auction to the last n highest bid
traitor, or any duly qualified a%uctioneer of
this parish. at the residence of the under.
signed near Vile Platte, In his parish, on
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

No. CAT. Probate Docket. 18th Judicial
District Court. Parish OF st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

whereas. Eliza Ardoln, of St. Ian.
dry Parish, has appned by her petition
to be appointed Administrative of the above
named estate.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given to
all parties interested to make opposition to
said appointment, to file anne in writing in
nay once in 0~peIousas Withinten days from
the date ofthis notice.
YVES ANDREPONT,
sep 24-2t Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01
SUCCESSION SALE

ESTATE OF LOUISA MCGEE, deceased wife
of A1cide Fontenot.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01
NOTICE OF
Probate Docket, District CouI
Parish of St. Landry, la.

ESTATE OF EDMOND JoUBERT, sR., and
Wife.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
ESTATE OF LOUIS LAFLEUR.

6012, Probate Docket District Court
Parish Of st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

Creating a fee bill, or bill of costs, regu-
lating and fixing the fees and COM
%pepsation allowed the Chief of Po-
lice and all other police officers in
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-01

GIRL is NATIVE OF oPELo11sAs.
New Orleans, Sept. 27.-Tnforma3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23
Los dicz mandamien-
tos para las so|teIas

Como Ia mujer no tiene por regla
general, 0 ro ambici6n qde la dc
contraer matrimonio, damos a las
nihas casaderas los siguientes conse-
jos, que les serviran de guia para lie
gar a la meta de sus aspiraciones.
lo.-Ser sencillas sin exageraci6n
y modestas sin vanagloria.
2o.-Amar su casa, honrar a sus
padres y no exhibirsa mucho en- bal
les y reuniones.
3o.-No dejarse arrastrar por a.
morios pasajeros, y solo atender a
los hombres formales, huyendo de 10
galanteos de los jovenzuelos.
4o.-Moderar los impulses de la
imagination; ser POGO romanticas.
5o.-Vestir con elegante sencillez,
pero sin lujo.
6o.-Ser sobre todo, honradas, y
no dar motive para que los hombres
tengah que ocuparse en- hablar de
7o.-Ser religiosas, pero sin hacer
del temple la residencia diaria, nj
del quito una idolatria.
.So.aNo ser prddigas en- sonrisas
y miradas con los hombres, pues es-
tos huyen de las coquetas para Ca
sarse,, y solo atienden y galantean
para divertirse pero sin mostrarse
demasiado esquivas.
9o.-No ser calculistas con ell a.
NOR, pues deben atender mas a aun
coraz6n que a la coneveniencia, pues
es preferible un hombre pobre y bien
educado y de elevados y mobiles sen
timientos, q uno rico que sea vicioso
Y de malas costumbres.
1Oo.-Procurar nutrir su cere
bro con buenas lecturas y ennoble-
Ger SUI alma con buenas acciones.
Estos mandamientos pueden con-
densafse en- dos: en- amar y en- prac-
ticar Ia virtud y en- huir de la vani-
dad, del lujo y de la exhibici6n.
Ell 9525 de las j6venes que obser-
ven estas reglas, pueden tener la Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23
en- f ARROYO,

En- la confusa pcnumbra
de un portal desvencijado,
que un farol medic apagado
con luz mortecina alumbra,
hay sentadas sobre el suelo
una mujer haraposa
y una nina, mas hermqsa
que los angeles del cielo!
| Tiemblan sus carnes de frfo
por ell hambre flageladas,
y Sc pierden sus miradas
muy tristes, Ell el vacio.,.
De pronto, con hondo afdn
y en- un acento que hiela,
'madre' exclama la chicuela,
"madre, no tenemos pan.. ="
Y ella, dice: Isl en- el suelo
nos 10 niegan, hija mia,
antes de romper el dla
10 traera un angel del cielo".
-1"Un angel?
."Sf; celestial
como til, luz de mi vida. ;"
Y asl Sc queda dormida
en- el seno maternal.
Pasd la noche.. Rompio
la luz su broche pristino...
y como el angel no vino
la nina no despertd..
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I'm anuncio original

En- Ell Herald neoyorquino Sc le
el siguiente anuneio:
"Una jdven noble de las familias
mas consideradas, bella como Elena,
hacendosa como Penelope, econ6-
mica como la Electric Mariana de
Berandebourg, espiritual como Nine
de Lind, ell ruisenor de Suecia, bal
larina como la Ceritto, pianista CO.
mo Rosa Kastner, violinista como
Teresita Milanotto, arpista como la
Bertrand, escultora como la prince
sa Maria de Orleans, austera como
Lucrecia, caritativa como Santa
Isabel de Hungria, afectuosa como
Nightingale y que dispone de una
gran fortuna, pero falta de relacio-
nes masculinas, busca un marido
por conducto de los periodicos. Di-
rigirse & H, lsta de correos".
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[L COP0 De N|EvE

Durmiose, con sueno levc,
una pobre pordiosera,
sobre ell niyel de una acera
toda cubierta de nieve.
Y soh6 que hasta un palacio
los angeles la llevahan,
t en- un coche que guiaban
dos .corceles de topacio.
|. Jay! iCuantas cosas vefa
en- el recinto encantado, -
mientras la nieve a SUI lado -.
silenciosa descendfa!.- -.
Sdbito, de encanto hueca,
vic coln1ado sus antojos,
brillar los |rigidos ojos
de una magica muieca.
Y pensando que la asia
con su manecita breve,
I'm blanco copo de nieve
sobre Ia acera oprimla...
iY con 'cuanto desconsuelo
vi6 al despertarse temprano
que 10 que tuvo en- la mano
era un pedazo de hielo.
Al vcrla llorando 20
sobre sus rotos alinos,
die al angel de los nihos:
Angel. / por que desperto.s
~ G, S. GdlGrrdQt
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ponder;ait, a Ia Influenza t6nica y puri-
fic%dora de cstas pildo-as, y. bien
pro::to notaran los padres SIS bucros
efccto5 en- sus hijos por el xisor- y el
dcsarrol!o cue adquiriran, pudiendo
abrisar la intira conviction de CUE con
el uso de las Pl.doras del DR.. Lovett
Sc haran honlbres y muje sanos y
fucrtes.
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Vista a una es-
. Cueld CORRECTIONAL

Vista & una escuela correctional.
Un terror mvencible al solo nom
bre de "Escuela Correctional y una
ternura y piedad infinitas para los
seres que Ia habitan, son los sentl-
mientos que inspira un Asllo de
correction.
Cuantos y cudntos de esos seres
no han visto q su alrededor mas
que ignominia!. I. Cuantos, por no
,decir casi todos, han redo del hom-
bre que les ha dado la vida, al verle
llegar tanbaleandose por haber es-
tado En- el cafe mas tempo del que
debia, y, furioso, pegar y maltratar
con injuriosas frases a su madre, es-
cuchando a esta renegar de aquel
ser tan desventurado! ..
=: All! ST ustedes hubieran visto de
ccrca un Asilo de esa fndole. estoy
segura que sentirian necesidad de
consolar, hasta donde pudieran, a
esos desgraciados nihos. "
Bien 10 recuerdo! Serlan pr6xima-
mente las ocho de la noche y fuimos
q DIR, por via de distraction, I'm To-
nografo, cuya musica trafa la men
te dulces recuerdos del pasado. Va
rios asilados apoyados en- la baran-
da del portal olan con cierto fervor
religioso los trozos de opera que los
discos marcaban. Uno de ellos, dc
cara mofletuda, de color aceltunado,
y mirada triste, movia la cabeza, CO.
mo 81, llevase el compas de aquellas
pleas que todos conoclamos. Por
nuestros oidos desfilaron suceslva-
mente, Aida, Traviata, Payasos, Ri
goletto. Ellos, mudos ante las ar
monias de- aquellas notas, Dian y
pensaban. SQue pensaban?.. lEn
~sus padres y hermanos? lQuien 10
sabel
Mas como Ia mdsica mejora nues-
tros sentimientos, es seguro que hi
cieron propositos de reformarse, y
ALA. en- 10 mas rec6ndito de su cora
z6n, brotaron lagrimas tiernas y dull
ces, como rocfo bienhechor.
Muchos de csos nihos son llevado
al Asilo sin motive alguno y otros
ihorror!, por sus propios padres. Los
cue son buenos, pero que han come
lido una ligera falta Sc reunen con
el que no es tan bueno y 81 no los per-
vierte este, es por que tienen por ma
turalaza instintos bondadosos.
Procuremos todos mandar hbros
que regeneren sus habitos, con ejem-
plos laudables y veroslmiles en- que
q heroe principal sea un nifio. Pro-
digie mosles buenas y ,dulces pala-
bras para mitigar sus penas y enca-
minadas a demonstrates que no todo
en- el mundo es maldad.
Siyisrais esos nihos, vosotros que
estais mimados, que vuestra madres
os acarician y estrechan convulslva-
mente 4 la sola idea de que una nu-
be de tristeza empaiia vuestro cielo
iOh!, 81 vierais con cuanta terneza
os contemplan aquellos centenares
de ojos due Sc dilatan y brillan GUAM
do adivinan que hay alguien que
siente su destierro y no los desprecia
os sentirfais capaces de regalarle to-
dos vuestros juguetes y decirles: to-
ma, va que til no tienes quien te
quiera, 20 te doy 10 que poseo y tam
bien mi carino. 49,.
Amad, amiguitos mios, a esos nj
nos; amadlos y procurad por todos
los medios que esten vuestro all
cance mejorar su triste situaci6n.
En esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
60 o1,info1
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"Puebia. Mexico.

Mis- hijos Paquito Jua1ita estaban may
delicados, aacos, an1=:icos, y tan tris,es que
estaban casi sien1pre llorando = no qucrian
jugar con los detnas nihos, sino estar sicmpre
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Il n GA

: Sc vendc per 1nitad de pre-.
clio Is 325.0o} I'm Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de 81 venta.
Sc daran nfOrmcs cH tsta Ad
ministraci0n.
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Algunos niilos nacen con una predis-
posicion l1ereditaria tan acentuada para
ciertas Intermediates, que SUI creci-
miento Sc entorpece desde el principle
en- vez dc desarrollarse fuertcs ro-
bustos, Sc vuelven unos seres peque-
nos, debiles y demacrados, los que
sus sufrimientos y su escasa vitalidad
los obligan a ser negligentes y tlrnidos.
Su desarrollo fisico intellectual es
muy limitado; sus huesos son quebra-
di::os y Sc rompen 9 doblan con facili
dad sus musculos estan blandos, fojos
y ofrecen tan poca resistencia que bien
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P1dOraSa ,Dr.LOVett

recido todas las manifestations del
NAL estado de la sangre. Los impre-
sionables organismos de los nilos res
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DineTo y Ie|oj gratis,


{ Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud' el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, el higado, y los riflones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie :.
a que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero. y
I'm reloj g,atis. Escriba en-
seguida a Ia National Drug
Agency. Totuan 50, San
Juan. Pto.- Rico. Noviembre
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10 QQe las PIdoIaS del D.. Lo7o1t n2))Bll 121)Bll
Gl BelGfiGi0 Dc los Dih0s

pronto son vencidos por cualquiera
enfermedad. La Stills, la escrofula, el
eczema, el empeine, el reumatismo y
el catarro, tales son algunas de las
principales enferlnedades que los pa
dres transmiten a Jos hijos. Estas cnfer-
medades Sc desarrollan en- ocasiones
con suma rapidez y causan grandes
males >cuando Sc abandonan Sc tratan
NAL.
Los padres no deben descuidar nunca
los primeros slntomas que observer en-
sus hijos de impurezas ell la sangre,
sino que es su deber apelar inmediata-
mente a las
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guridad de que encontrardn un hom
bre bueno que comparta con elias
el talamo nupcial.
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y continuar adlninistrandoselas (seg,in
direcciones en- la circular que lleva
cada frasco) hasta que hayan desapa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

212'jdbrise Sobnden ser sumiIie
Spoth 9reber, ip0Drelto zines unbe.
ipodten @lgenblids in Den ~GSilsfonoI
1:ro e%rtrallf.
9opfigbeim m. - Wolrcrmei.
tier Srie6rib arGmer I~tiirste non
Dem bodliteH Gebaloe 6es Srts BEL
oer GrIteQung zines &omins urrS
itarb.
Heuenb ii r q. - Gs bron1,te in
Muomersbad, @emeiroe Sttenho,t.
len, 0aS @obn- ianmt Dem 0areben.
itcgenoen SfeuerngebduOe 0es &c.
rcIaepfIegerS @oIfingcr p~olitGnoia
r!eGer.
uIm. - Gs iin6 SO Sabre, felt
Die oer5eitige SberidIpeiter i'm itGo.
tiIfen aranfenbauS, Wartha Wobr.
ipeiB, aIs SranfenpiIegerin mad Him
fem.
8irterIingen. - Ole bic
iige Wtilble, oie III letter Belt ben 9e,
tiger iped)ielte, lit in Der Naht abge.
brannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
@eitfdIen.

g ODD II NJ. - Sn eiHcn Hauic an
Der HooNitrlBe bate scr oreijebn
Sabre aIte Sdyiiler !@ermum Bud.
mann einen dIteren Treuno, Ocn
SGbn ci1eS 8nuaEnd)barn, bciu6t
uno nit oici,m an cillem olter,
lurac nid)t inrbr gebruudlien Ncppl.
per herumbantIrt. Ils ser Treuno
alli rincu Nugenblid oaS Simmer
pCrIoiien hattie, b0rte er pI0tIid cinrn
Sd)ub iolcn. Gr Lief 5uriiof uno
fnll0 @ud)monn on goOen Iicgeno
por. Cine augcl mar ibm in sic
SdI0ic cingeOringcl. Ger ipiort
bil6r33ogcnc 2Ir}t fonntc lmlr nod
Den Soo OCS ilnBen MonueS irit.
lteIcn.
Crate. - 0o3 iettenc Set ser
oiomonteNcn @od5eit b~,RiHQcu in
poIler f0rperIidcr uno gcip:9cr Sri.
ihe Die GbcIeutc SicoriN Grape in
Glqite.
So1er. - Gs cntitono olli Bis.
Der ulalIfgefl0rte @ciie III Ser
@roBbon0llu1g iiIr Glen. unO Stobl.
nonrcn, Girua Strceter & SoaN
8robieuer.
Wengc0e. - G8 bronnte sic
SheWne 6e3 @utSpdGterS $. Wobe
ori Sans Me8e0e total niecer.
Sdmmtlidle SctreiOeporrdtbe iin0
p%erbronnt.
Stodunt III. - glls Ser hieii9ea
epangeliiheu Stride murben iGmmt-
lidle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Saui6efea,
Iltortru3iiIr un0 anoere@
i'm gan5en iiir 1000 Morf. geitob!en.