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lGIl BALTIMORE WEEKLY sun, lQfl
1911 BALTIMORE, MD. luil


At the beginning OF the first year following the
centenary OF American independence, THE BAL
TIMORE WEEKLY sun will be found an inter-
esting paper, not only for the family, but ioE an
persons who desire 10 have in q condensed form tue
current news of the week. The general character
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Merchant, the Mechanic, and the Household. IL
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THE Sun for those which an intelligent commit
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nicious in morals Equal pains - taken IN pre-
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is brought down 10 the hour of going to press
Original and selected articles literary politi-
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rs heretofore, leading features, and every effort
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department, It's financial reports will be brought
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il rests its claims to confidence and 10 an increase
Of circulation on this basis.
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