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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
Italy and the Pope.

The following conditions are an
nounced by the Italian Government
upon taking possession Of Rome =
All political authority of the Pope and
Holy See is abolished and will remain
50. The Pope will be entirely free in
the exercise of the ecclesiastical rights
which h. now possesses as supreme
chief Of Catholicism, and will enioy all
the honors and liberties which consti-
tute his sovereign prerogatives. He
will dispose and provide for his court
as he has up to the present time.
Territorial immunity will be accorded
the Holy See so that free and indepen-
dent it may at home and abroad take
care OF the interests and exercise the
authority of the church. All Italian
and foreign preiatcs, cardinals, bish-
ops, spiritual bodies and ecclesiastical
orders will enjoy entire immunity at
the placeof residence of the supreme
heads, who also assume the debts
hitherto contracted by the Pontifical
State for the tranquility of the Catho-
lie world and powers. Italy is dis
posed To guarantee liberties to the
church and independence to the Pope
by sanctioning them in an information
al treaty. BY these concessions the
government wishes to prove to Europe
that Italy respects the sovereignty of
the Pope contormably to the principles
of free church and free State.
During the las: two days the Ambassa-
dor Of Austria and Ministers of Hol-
land and Portugal we're received by
His Holiness at the Vatican. 1t is be
lleved the Pope wisely accepts his
situation and approves Of Austria
taking the lead in calling An interna-
tional congress which will formally re-
ceive anu sanction the above con-
ditions.
The church, whether summoned for
council or for any other purpose of the
Holy See, will be able to communi-
cate at home and abroad freely and
independently with the powers and
clergy. Special postal telegraphic
service is to be placed wholly at it's
disposal. Representatives of foreign
powers at the Holy See will enjoy ~
complete liberty as at other sovereign
courts. The Pope's legatees and en-
voys will be treated like ambassadors
of foreign sovereigns. The Pope
shall have full liberty to travel 1t oil
times III and out Of the country. Italy
will consider him . foreign sovereign,
and he will be treated and honored .
such throughout the kingdom. Hin
Holiness and his court shall be fur
nished by Italy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
Vol. XVI. Whole No. SIS No 46.

or wa will be sucked underl We made
about three-quarters Of turn around
the whirlpool, and then, with an effort
that was an effort, got into the white
water where the great waves were, and
away the canoe went like . frightened
race horse. 1t was gloriousl The
fighting at Coal Harbor, North Anna
and Peteisburgh, was tame in compar-
ison. In fifteen minutes we were through
Tour miles OF canon-canoe full OF water
blankets gone-clOthes all wet-so
was my -four and tobacco. 1 shook my
fist at the canon and taunted it. Twas
very brave then; but, little woman,
don't ride through that canon again. /
was fool for doing it-yes, an ignorant
fool.-Coyrespondence Of the Buffalo
Commercial Adrerfiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

While we dcprccatc .cxtrayasancc In
The dress "i either sex. we recognize
the fact that the ladir, will think about
the fashion, and copy the following de-
scription Of the style, ior November,
furnished by Jennie June, the New
York fashion cores spondent Of the Bo,-
ton Post. as giving the latest costumes a
la mode -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
poetru.
FAIR WEATHER AND FOUL.
by WILLIAM MORRIS.

Speak nausht, move not. but listen. the sky i,
iull of gold:
No ripple on The river. no stir in field o. fold !;
All CLEANS. but naught doth gli.ten save tb,
Tar on unseen sea.
Forget days past. heartbroken, put all III,
memory by.
No grief on the green hillside. no pity in the
sky;
Joy thai may not be spoken fills mes,, aut
flower and tree.
Look not. they will not hes d thee speak NOT
they viii not hear;
Fray not. the, have no bounty. curse not, they
may not fear.
Cover down. they will not bce, thee; long.
lived the world shall be.
Hang down thine head and hearken, for the
bright eve moehs ihcc sill:
Night tripp-ih on the twilight but the summer
hath no will
For Woes Of thine 10 iarken. and the moon
hath lett the sea.
Hope not 10 tell thy ,tory in the ret Of gray
eyed morn.
In the dawn grown gray apd rainy, for the
thrush. ere day l. born,
shall be singing to the glory oi the day-,tar
mockias thee.
BE silent. worn. and weary ti.l TIN. tyranny /,
la>f,
" 'i' >utHticf Jo! shal uarkci, anu Wind
wall low at last,
And the drifting rack. aud dreary. shall be
kind tc hear aud see.
Thou shalt remember sorrow thou shalt tell
all thy tale
When the rain ILL., up the valley. and the tree,
amid their wall
Think far beyond tomorrow and the sun that
yet shall be.
Hillside and vineyard hidden. aud the rlyer
running rough.
Toward the flood that meets the NorihlanJ.
shall be foi thee enough,
For th, tear 10 fail dnbiGdrn. for thy memory
10 go free.
Rest. then. when all nuans round thee and
no fair >unlitten lie
Ma1eih light OF sorrow underneath brazen
sky.
And the tuncfa woe hath found thee. over
land and over sea.
>cribner'> Monthly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

the zeal Of Rockland hackman is a
little too ardent for the real enjoyment
of the passenger. In fact, the Rock
land hac.tlnen are too obliging. l have
no doubt they will prosper. Such
energy will have its reward. Such
generosity will be repaid, and when
they can no longer afford to run free
hacks, have no doubt the travelling
public will be willing to pay them a
reasonable fare.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

10 The sleeves. y dinner dress, design
ed ior t.on-seau was completed re-
Gently which presented some novel Icu-
lures Il wa, light blue, trimmed with
harro" hounccs pinkcd ont upon The
edge and headed with ~,ouc-colorcd
ruche>. The tunic was -tonc-color.
trimmed with blue. and wa, open. heart
shaped, with rufflc, at the neck and
wrists ~ exquisite lace. Almost ali
dresses are cut high and with b4-quc>.
scarcely "A low cut boddicei, To be seen.
ana when IT /. there are ba>qucs attach
ed instead OF sash aud ribbons. or
trailing nowers are gariandcd at the
Side N the skirts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

Urhe study Of the Chinese language
has been introduced at Cornell. As it
is living tonnage, and is apparently
difficult enough to cost little mental
exertion and discipline, it will do lit
tie better than Greek or Hebrew for
youth who expect to be living men
during the next fifty years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

EHenry Ward BescAsr again preached
ssaiDss literal he'll On Sunday lass, saying
that no one could reasonably bslisvs tn men
women and children, wers being eoasiened to
. Aery take It tAs rata of thirty nitlioa yssr,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
SLEIGhS
HARNESSES
AND ROBES |!
THE EASTERN TRADE

vii H. Hvll 20 examine our stock before purcha-
in el-ewhcrc. All or,ler- ..npiiy attended 10
j. u. BBA,LhN. WI. Ross.
Back :nr Nat isf-. :G-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
VELVET CLOAKs.

Form, long casaques or tunics. full at
the back, raised at the sides, and with
wide sleeves which do not crush the
silk and lace beneath. They are very
richly trimmed with heavy crochet
embroidery, in which the smallest guam
tity of fine-cut jet is introduced. The
border is thick knotted fringe or lace.
A handsome cloak of this kind, lined
and quilted with silk, costs $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

Tie change in the style Of overskirts,
which took place last season, has be-
come much more definite and pronounc-
ed. puffed and panniered over skirts
look like exceedingly old, as they were
ALWAYS very bad, style. The new over
skirts are very long, always reaching to
the top Of the trimming upon the un-
der dress, and are looped high at the
sides, or drawn back aud raised. 20 O.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
SAVE the CHILDREN /!

Multitudes OF them suffer, linger, and die be
cause of Pin-Worms. The only known remedy
for these most troublesome and dangerous of ali
worms in children or adults Is
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP.
Purely vegetable, safe and certain. A valuable
cat Iartic, and beneficial TO health. Warranted
to cure. G. c. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston, and
AL drug gists. omAos1o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17
DR.. Perkins
CANCERS. TINORS! S(ROITLA,

Would respectfully inform the citizens of tn
anl surrounding States that he can cure
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17
giicnbabnen.
10 5
8altimorc. . l0.@iienhnhr

Baltimore CbiOsG iieubabn
an uuo noe sountnq. ben 70 SUM 1870, ass,
@sL,5 Syti Sa9' l@l'tsn Baltimore. g95etIiHs UNI
Der SOassus
id9rt idptth ieourta8s dusRsnommtul um ubr lrlt
pom Baltimore gb, aniuut tn galuuor nm b.0t
s]trasburs II. Sarrt'onbura pta Wlana Ma s.@ap.sa5a
Der Gdbngnsaus
i9s8ila Sonnians tHlhltBltbl 8lanmittags I ubr-
antlntt tn Baltimore nm +, 20 g1oraus.
Der G~tuCtHnGtt.g EpreBs3ua art4 HaIth
sw maT % Vtta a5os ab, aHiiiHft in Baltimore I'm
8ty BtHatRtrs uub E~trakbura NJ.
tomooaitOus'3u OF btrdBt Baltimore tdali8 laus.
S ,nor, S5o1m8ia9sl um sos @lahm, aniunt In Ball
8tr W0uHf gIru Wccommobatlous.
5H8 prsIaFt eaNlmott ld8lth lEoEriags ausatrums
HltNI wv o lNF l,atmitil1g. h.rlatt Ilpurt u In nm
o.I2 g1otB''9 A"o tomwi th Baltimore um $50 TRoT.
Sst SlliSottB gttp.SuR s,tt Don Baltimore
autHuit IN Baltimore 8. 20 NLerbs ''" ~
Radb SagerstorH uHs Ersberi@.
aols9f' pes Su8fs pon baltimore 500 Uormin1ak
ano o 4 y u % r. ~ G 95 anhlntt in 8aI,im0fs
Rdh ESindbcfsr unS etraabura,
a Stt Sggs 0'rtane1 Salin'It um s9V gtOrssns uns
sos Haamtttass Hdd Baltimore lurld. ""
RGh lBdtbtugtpn.
abtaRti BON Salttmott trtb un I MIR 20 WRt1.,
sos. TOO. $40 uHb II aBt 80 Vtn, gatnn. nm ? 90
$50. AS uHh s ubr 30 Wltmteu ATTENDS.
HbBaR8 poH WdiRtngtuH trih 6.45, T.25
NIB 9.25, Nabm. l2,45. $50. 40. $40. lis uub
, ubr Abcnbs.
9'aa HHuaPolis IN 7 gHo ll.8O ROtssns uub 4
uQr 70 vtn. Nnbnt. Ytrla isH Uaibtngtou nm 6.45
uuo g % DtorsuIs uHb I Nor 10 Win. Vaamittaak.
@uHutdqss3ugs - Rad gDdtbiHgtoR I'M 40.
sos, u : uQr ~ Vltr. W{0rGtuB. 1 Il. IS g. Ra6m.
unh : ulv 80 Uith Abos. Bcrllttn RDaibtustpn urH
80 utotatu5 uuo ESQ, $40. T.45 uHb o ubr absHbH
s8tatu utiitrr GastlUit NVutt Fabrbiueit ultr Wrt
a. ~; ntnot man lh an ,. Z GugIanb. aatntrR
III ott aaIloen' 5lauOH, ootr an oas BtlstsYurtdH.
As- JGbrbIist rUb aHa in Rr. lac. F8sA.
Baltimore, Ode Der GdUtytfrukt. M babtn, no
man BcfcluUHrn Jum NbbolsU Uon Btpdd. turldts tg
os Bctrt'tcnDen g%DDuHung lsltH GButrtmartt Bic an
ben BsrtmmunQsort martirt Utrb. biuttrluHn lam
SubH I. s8tliun. 2rIuspOrnftasg
I. az. Sole, 6duptsBtlet.W gtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17

aALL% WV
8runOtiqent6un al Der 8pftontraBe.
UfuHtaa, ben Il. ReueRbsr 1870, Rddjmtttdgs 4
iibr. miro Der lutte .eibHsts, AbmiHitraiOr bts bet.
]i0rbenen Robert v. GsmtnOn, an Drt ui0 STEELE trait
ttnes BefeBlts OsS gBai len.Wsrtbis Der StaOt Baltimore
u%trtauftr
Das game GrunoHiiF nsbR Standardization
an bet NoroIettt Der BOioultEoBe, IN ber &uiltruuug
uol Is iFHB / 3Ou OOu Der Gdt, UCte burdl bt: Gttu.
luna Der ytotolcite Der Bottom. unO bcr Clltttc bcT
SbelapsatetraBc Rebilbet miro. an Ctutm Qunits. tpeI'
der III DER W(the Oct StrtDcmautr IlUiidsn Dem VlGbC.
GuGIher iCBt be brlebfu pttb uub BEN I'M gDeiteu unQttu.
JtTtoen 6aule liegt u%ntnn9eub bnun itiborlid, lnngs
Der NUhOnara6e, Is Jus UNI y 3ou oGnu lehtptn'
ttItg nit Der 8ohontraBs 80 SUB Dann pdrauGl NIT
Orr 9btiapeatCittGBc r0rblib IS buB 4 son bonu
n6rOlth Gebtno ~ gra0e pctltd, Is Jus bGnu liDs
Id uHb parallel NIT Dtr tiapeGtCit raBe uuBtiabr 81
5uB bis an Die Joro0i.Sde Ds SGults, lUglhts BEN
itbt btltrtebtutn 9Luit I'M Nbeien %uHBrenIt, lnO bann
IN grader Gtue burgl ole UOrbtia lte Sbctoemuu,t bts
yum Apiargspuniie, ss NJ Ger 0rllhrs kheIl bts giabts.
Wctbtr ourb Sltlabetb Yong, SItCutrig non gDiuiGm
ano GltlNbrtb DAN, an Bridget WtcSsc tbtrlragtn
Ipurbe
Die gsbduIiattttfn btftbtu IN eiueW -. Nbiigtu
BUbnbaufs NIT StntGrgcbducr,
ale IN iuobnbatem Suitdn0t.
Die acknowledgements, lDte ourG ods Gtriht Dor.
atl9rttbrn. ltnb Die sd tie baar uub Der Uielt aut ttneu
Greet uon d Wtpnattn init 3tnien pom Bertdufstage an;
OOsr Auss baar, uat bcm Nsltebeu bee aluters.
SuItpb q. MubOun. 4buiunratur
t27I-7 Morton, Sbpmas s Comp, Nutt.
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Scr 9eutlGc Correspondent.
Baltimore, II. Wopcmber 1870.
StQOt Baltimore.

8et bar 8ettriaen i euersbrui Il an
0ugbes. StIGhe Gut B60erais0tl erllitcn Wes
brli0er Sater etHen Sbaben Dun $685. COG, 0gr
mt $1,000 In Dem &lireau Der Equitable"
unD mt $4,000 in Dem 8irenu Oct pgiatiOnals
i}suers Berti6erunqss Is ompa9nie" 0eIIideit III;
Gar0D & WBoooal'S 8ranOIdoocn BON $1,000
1T in ben 8uIreGur Osr y6lremsn's" NIT $1,000
uuo Der SSCeurrp -GOmpagnle" nit $l10O
ueruIiefuriTt. Seine Yettherung rubt auI Osr
sum Yetrage BON $500 bsi6doiqten 3olilbt
Die @lasiabrit iol ioIort mieoer auiGebant
neroen.
Gtne Anlabl MeniNtp a~rbettrte IN rem
Gtd5ltfement; IA palelte iCtp1 nit s0bl'
retd)eu NuSgIngGn peIiePen III, 10 getarl
eS Nlen, lth rcdtiettt4 III retten. OaS
6cuer grin icbr raid I'm lid, bdlp Karen
mebrere WiettmDbEungcn an her 6uate5ltr.
IN St1mnel etuaSbulI, bic itIrIenrCR W1uern,
i0ptr pas 2Baiet her 5prtBtn rthtriCn 0u.
btrbem nod NrpDen Sdapm an. GW @tu,
ltretherWerfltdlte ron Ebps. Q1rminc, iCWie
pds Bti;edu per Shtn5lteferantCn SIrr9 IL
QBcGbbuIl nurpGn SClitbrt; @rllerer berttcrt
$3.50 une 1T ntdt ptYiihert. Gtue SG6t.
Shaluppc her Bunce8re9iCrunR, ipelde an
Der Werfte rpn 6Irt9 & QSpebbutt lag,
purse Int gttrdNc ppn $1,000 bciddpt9t.
0ebr. Batter ldGgen iBren gtrlult aut
S90on nSrI,y Dm' ~ o 6hSr Sf,1;dsyt Tns
go ,,,ttt,ns S,r% Sos nr;nren ct,sr ~
torte int 8lasbidferrdunt.
r,nc, tsiASfint nr1J,s as,s,M,S rt,, ,SrS ~
tIdJ 'otne N'belt ltnr.
t,o 49,, Sm,i,r,n,s ,nrHto a,tsn ,pS Wv" n,hE'n
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IN mi Srhn,cm Rrhsrf 81 "a . Msr.
fi, NAV; Hbis mSri, Eatsrn Stnrs ~"
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staStrotH ssnrn IN 0sr,,tntS ~, " Sesrn msr'
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tshs, nsnit IA Inn Ss9ftSt ME- nSttII,sr SArt,t.
nsthnn '% r,srns SS''"'S'''' "7S"~'"''
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@dsenmS9onie'r - SIM gtnbrs.
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philadelphia g~DilminGtOns
DNLtim0rrr Ci[rNbnhn.

~AA1ttE II %GEtNNEA4
I'm uHh uah WpHtag, hen q. fuut 1870, gsbsH
ett VanaBifriA9t in8.t9 lsonulags aHkaeHomHtuY. pE
iOlgt.
E3es.vohSus Ha6 philadelphia uup Sptfhsr.eta.
ttoHtn nm Z % ylotBm5. Eteitr Sua btrbinoci flo ait
Der ytelp'G atlt. J junction nit benz Rratu autr StattoHfn
br 8tlGrpGtC. ~ tiCububu urb tn Perruotus nit allen
GtlttpHeu bCT tHtTol. Is tlEnbabu
&rprvflug nab philadelphia unb gltlU. Yort nm o
nRr G]torNtns. th tn VtrrQutls nit Dem 8p8s Hao
VOrt 8tppNt psrbtubtuo.
pluuotlybta,l irp, DOritt grprtBlug Ra6m. 2 uhs
40 WtlUuteu pstbiRbst IT'D tn QBimiugtpr NIT ben nd.
8en tay ttatIontr an btr GtGluGgG. u tleRbaIu, lDtt8tn
DtImtHBtou uuo QGrriHQton.
accomoodttOuSsS ga mad Wort TtpoHt urb ben 3D.
Irotlhtr %BcltReltn GiattoHtu 5 uhr gOdmtttags.
philadelphia btnolug Z lbr IS V(tH.; ptrbtrDtt
flo tn Wilmington NIT ocu ggprrBIugr fur Qdupt.Gt ia
ttorcn an brt DtlllDGrf. u iiruba6u tdalth. unb BET
Ptrtpptur NIT aueH @%tutlOncu an btr Neutral.gubn
GrprrhBua nab Vtiu. BORT UNI ~ H9t 10 TX. Wbbs.
Vim GUHntdgt:
Wan philadelphia 7 tbr IS Wtimlttn WbtubE.
SOD WtlDs fDott I'm " ubr 30 Win. Wbeuhs.
philadelphia .Saltimprt .GtntraIsSahH. -
Die 3hBt gtptu tdglh UIOraeus UNI Z ubt % Winuten.
huo :, 90 WnbmttiaB5 aD ~ epuHtag8 augqtupmmtu-
mn WbtnoB I'M 9 tbr 80 Min. al. GomtaaB ausas.
nl[0liIaS,h, uno saihraBB AUX ArbinOuHa um 2 ubr 30
Wltu. Nludm.
BurbtabrtB.ptue Hub tuhptOtr I'm BrrHDtntHr. =
Depot. ODER VIZ, III Nalttm0tttr,, iu bubtn. gbenio
tnnl man bort I'm BUrGuR GtBt tn binitrtn gldts.
uno Gdiahuugru hhcru.
Vtrlouen Ddbe Biuttt tn Otr Office In Balltn1ortHf,
utbnsn, bdDen Den Voribeit, oaB lire Baadgs aus Der
NSohlrrR dbRt9Dlt uho pon Der stlHtOH 3ransisT Co.
uarNri pttD.
tiOl-l E9m. GraBfprb, Hasui.
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2tMtlitt 8~efMntmabnng.
0fme gIerprpnmnn.


nm has Glib Gnos sintr AHeg 5ptiaan grUahuaO uuo
" BlisrltraBe uro parauel onuot Ols IWr Or
lsansftraBs ~ comb rntrtll UNI al omen.
Qbt1nttt /, &ti 80 uerfugr Iino perprenet
kurdb oeH c~nTgyrmeiteF une Stuctrdtb Don
Baltimore, ouB DIE StruBen Surbbrutst Is ommtNdre
bisrout1 stmabttst uno angsplrlsn nio. Elm ~ JuS
bteite Nnrq poH Dem liiottden Snbe elmer AQeu, 6mts
tbsn S%toaowap unO Rs8titernraBs 8ele8en, uro parul.
lei . boa bis abtuno5p 4u5t8 GuB norollb Don Orleauss
ttraBs gu ptrIan9ern, 10, DuB uela8ts Aleu in bic Des
IsansutaBe t%inlauft. su cOnbetnntren uuO Ju BHnen.
Abt9RtttZ. Mne sal e5 osrfust mne peruFe.
net oaB tr9sno 5emano. DOR tIne 9elelldait. ipeits
nit ben. Aulabe bon StaOenerinB uR0 ~ionittIen Bee
trGssn. bic 9ettad)t porDsn, urI9frieoen itHb. an oas
StaOt'Strt1t 3u Der Set uno uuf pie Art uuD gBtile
nab 9ellahter an5cigr pes Rfg riteatorB appeuren Tam
ODER to"nen, ipie es tH breiuubptel5 tgitsn Artttel cet
Balttmoier Staots9trorbnuraeu angtOrputt 1T unn
iousn per 0r9tttaior, louie aud Der stuotetnnebmer
1olHe Pttnten IN 3mtdt Der StraBsn ertluen. WIe fe
t9nsH 'hr1 aenannteH ArtieI ~aufsrleet lper0tH.
GsHs9mist am y. Stunt 1870.
stobertE. sioufS, BilrQe metftr.
Sts 8streue Ib DRIFT b.BeH9t Saba VI 6pbb.
tz7IoU6l Gtnht, Hentitrat1f.
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SeIslraphiihe Madlridtcn.

-Sn pou8bttspfie. nd iptro Or. gBas
icy. Elm ~betannter unb gsIuGter arai, Idun
lett Wontaa permibt. Wan fhr6tet. ook elm
8srbrshsn au 8runbs lis9t. Grin gpasen uno
ietn Yterb finb obne i'm nab Sau{e aetons
men. Wtan bat iGon ben Grsef ourdiaat, ie,
bob obne grfolg.
-Sn Der p%sr8angenen Wone iuuroen BON
can Tran1isto nab Rem 5 Ylort tbsr 2anp
s1l2,009 IN Gontanten perianot.
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Ganaen 5uttrtIies Der Grape 3uder. uno 81
Itls 6abrit 8tiguIdaft," bettbenO inItaIhine
RE In0 alCm 3ubehBr elmer gifeTabrtt;
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Qtnttlldle SCiaHItlna dJnng,
Gina "

I'M Das gfaHsrn BON Sbtelo's Ausp. 5Wtlhtt Ioluns
IeRos unb Gfplbet1traBe, gu bethGnen.
a~b{9ntttL 2et 90 ~UeCfI9T unO perorhHct
BARD rem DIrgerrneifer nnc etuetCatn OpH
Baltimore, oaB Der ab'Sommtnar pfroR d tr'
EopnjtnOs unO utOlbetitraBe pftarerr bu lansr, uno
ben Glssutbumern pes Syunoes an bslagisr Sblelb's
observation-disclosures 3bstl Der aoFsn ots Faitsrus auf.
aulgssn, ftr Es D4rdl Rapitel 81 Der SelcBe Der 8cnes
IalperlammIuR9 ppH ItarpLaHO pom oGgrs 1870 an8e'
0roust TT.
abf9Httt2 2. tinb eel 90 ptrfIst uub ptrprb.
net, bag Der StGotftHaegmtr berOHtd anBrpteleH let,
btIaate soften Hud per ablblBIng DBH 0su betrettenoeH
@rnnpttsenIbimerH eInjuit gen, uno 5par dut otelelbe
aes,ie, ME be StaOlabsa0rn ~eiuBrjO8sn lpetbtr.
Gbi6uttt 3. Nab Eel 90 oeI fu9t nne pcrOres
NET, baB oltle 8ttor0nRHa pom Iage lbrer Annabme
an tn Rrd1t lreis.
8eneRmist am 8. Sttober.
stpbe,t Z, BnnPs, BItgstntifsr.
SeeIaubi8te AUl0rltI SpbH II. utUob,
(274. oU,Ul Staot.JteBtttrator
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Nbminiltrat0rs .VerEnnt
= 0oil

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Sobn O.. Dagnsr.
Sobn Z. 9uroing,
q r., D uien h,
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Nlntlide 8efanntlna1ung.
Sine Ncrprbuuno,

I'M bofnanfraBs, 3pu6en Der 9artoro' Ino Central.
4usnut, Il Ct a0emntreH unO ~ oftnen.
Wbt6Httt 1. Gel &c ~neCfIiyt Hub Derprbnet
Baltimore, baB Die SlrIBenS Gur9buts Is Ommifare
btstbu, d trmGntlgl unb nrgelUtelln rnb, ben Sbeil Der
RotmaRttraBs, Jpt9sn Der 3arlOro' nnO 9entraI.
Aptnue gelF9eH, sa cOn0eiHntreI unp lu 6f1neu,
N%blduItt Z. llnb Get eA pei ftiat unb perurb.
net, baB lrgtRb 5tmTn0, 0ber CtHe SelsnlGItt, Welte
uHtI BEN AnIase IoH SAaOenerlab uno BettGBln, bic
atrnaat UDrben, nnjutrl ben limo, an ous Stuol. 8rrtbt
aH Ter 3stt uao aat ole Writ uno gBti c mad Gemadjtet
MHieIse Dss UtFglitraiuts a~ppeltrGn t0lueH, pie as in
BEN brslunbpIsrjIgfteH ArltteI bet Ballimortr StaOt'
Rtrotonunssn Gnytor0net TT ; unO ber Reatitratoc unb
GtaDi. einnt bmer lUueR seIGials lolbe 4flAttn tn
ptnnbt Der StraBtn ~tlflusu, ME is tpneH Dprb ss
uanntrH Wrlltrl luIrrisgt pSrOen,
@eHrbmIgt an 3, SAM 1910.
9to. ~, StIbop, girSsrmsttsr ex oflcio.
9tr eslrrAe abl0f1t DC beiGl8G 5uDu ". utUD0,
tE74, SUE StlotJteAtItrutOr
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Billin an %uerf0ufen.

EstM- sDD6nbaus an Der Q8eRItttt Der Gboptauts, Iao.
lid bot her gSrattiirnBs 3~.t0dtgrs QBobubans an Der
~9OrOIetts Der eliotts, nabe YatuEenttrabe, Srunbris.
tbt $50 Wobnbaus an Der Ghlettt bet ebefitrs. iiioltd
bon Der Soue9iraBe, Srunomtstbe 1913; Wobnbdus
n, Sib. 5pringfraBs, Brunomtetbs SO. 30 pans
an Der gBsFiette oer Sbapel., nbrOlld bon 3antpisao.
g%runomletbs $~l6.Sy4s; gBo9nbaus nit GabfH
an Der 8utDioniraBe. &ocIt Voint.
glahsrs austunit bel 9buS. Is. Griffin,
Elr, 2t2. gaiterns Mpenus,
fAuItf INl T1Itintnre JRh
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Ekn ncrtnnirn.

HiA Sin itlles 9aus nit 3 3tmntrtt an QDtH.
VrathraBe biltg uuu init letttcn Stotrguugeu. iOpie
GnOere III ucrihieoenrn StGbttbetltu biutg uuD init leidl.
ten 8cotpgunBeu, &c inc 4auontne non 81 Ntcr, 8 Ylet.
len BON ber StGOt, in ldousr BeNhdttcHbett, ~utebrt9tu
Ireis un0 leibte Btbtnguuqtn. lolDte UrrlhteDene anotrt
lauOftelcu naUe Der StGbt In Didrpiauo uH0 BirBl.
nien. 10, Rpbtufun u Wump,
t2lI-l Jr, II, Yulu ButlbtngA.