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TussS sss, psss ss sss ;s.s -. I; ,ss go -.
e me vsfkin nf]ben msnaies' veie - ~ 1es
ssssss,s sss. msrsss ssss : fsevas. issssss asos
EoR sALK % RENT-Thres asw. ssrsu
heasas. NesfH side. $50. fxnt. q pr ne1lh
sai pssss q sssss sss sa - ssa. y ss' ss5 %
mstofisls' very tewesf frteoe Aad eonu t1rm>
Aise several hoeoss And lois south and east
VIII sell chesp q exchange Tor tkrm ana pee
| sehkl property Re~f cstS- Heve stscckai lar
gain lot sn iuy. btaT Union def0<> ,eiiiy ~ pes
iset. D. J; Lab 4 Ca - 6oath leol6st
EoR SALE oHRENT-A large. nrv bu|sa
fnG. 3nsf c&aplelea- Nfto &outie o4oH
MAKE sSsf 3 hsss ss2 ssss sss ssssa sss s
lug Just ejtside9t city ano neur feliW1y ofkf
isn and street 0ss. Large barn taF ll<ef> Il
eenneet.on. fnAk Anderson. corner fuitof
FOR sALI-R g lis.asxsy. ever el.n'
lots. ssrnls pits sas tina brr i~na1 Hou 80
10 real cheap Properties 10 sAeha1Se- Nai
E'0E sALE-Ms new 10 room heuse On Ter
= race ave. uezr Neaishy-aSe. furnAces pei.
lar Snder who's hou<e bsth room U4f1 hot
aia a,.s eS,a wsisr AID mashie issstory mSste!
IN OAK a haadesme ate and exesfisnf nstxii.
barhooas prlcc5S 100 OF 8 nssr "a stsll raise
ti;e price ia tht spring. e q. iueaaaal. kas
REAUTIFrLH0MEs ane hew ts build them;
~ Is designs nth foer pians OF low xnf sns'sl-
crate cost homfss coiored platees ~ pakex.
esrin atihg tatss aud huiiaiag hintk, enlx /,
cents. fosI-pxi by building aud Realty" 2
canai-si-. 6rshs Rapids. Mich xsost
EoR sALE-New Groom house on Pxrss-ast.
near 1hornks-si-. east front. 80 feef frcta
cable. furnace. manfei. bAIbFoom. lnssds
closet. marble chyafory. OAK nntsh. ciSSefn and
city wafer. seSer. yard graded tnd soeocAs
concrete ~aik1; price. xxet. or IS Pc: mont
Solid sfons house. cor Lawn Court knc Ter.
race-ase.. son or Ss5 per month. 1-fooIn
house, ferrRoe ave-. fsooo. or xS per month
CIV. Tufts. Le<yard block. Pesri-sf,. cntrsnet
EoR sALE-Ny new home. No. - Terrace
Il ave. just south OF Wealthy. one Of 80
pretfiesf sites xre s>~xf neiyhborhocds iSrt TIE
city; all modern improvements aud fepf fooEos.
have cut down the price fotd- ncuuked q o.
lars and offer II for sale for xs.so q X
/ Buchanan. Ledyard block. rooms and s xostf
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01
Lily White FlOu

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

HOUSES in all parts of city from $500 to t7o3l
IL No. Ia North FrontSt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

S7OOO-0ne fine brick block. comprising
srtOOV store. basement, and elegant rooms
on second floor; hot water heat, at only S7J0l.
Call at my real estate Office. No. IA n, Front-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

Thau~srfs ~ eur cirizs1z have .septea T,r
Boli's CeHzb syrap - TIE fss&ly stan 5-Sg'
Cuts snrszas scalas 1ae bnrns sDesstsy earsa
- sAzvz<son oihi Price 8 eensx
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01


Aaskx1oa eas~eA<z<
le<Es - developing afsang seaths<n
Iexs,xT> "a op<a posiD ~ 10 th< nits<n<n
amendment 70 fsa2 c<}ast.fat1oa ot the
Caa1xa oszt uAleA = mai ntssas el iIt
Ii Snpsb~ rcd while the tepoki e&a
BaEsy b<Il psswer - C1akres9 aud TIE
e<ss1ntry. knt Eezuakekls aox tkxt proS~
p~cts zsx lnle psetsa 80 lndantlng dill
Iefens poz<seeisisre- esnzlpx oatleg. OF
>eata C2sus a., and BIS nes c,.lexXue,
Ifsst, ck~uly 6xpfess taslf eanilry
Cox ruor fsEsfnza i also Ia tRe crowd.
an1e III tAes<x states have alFvAds
practhAily uuilfi<d that amendment.
covering Il wah ale IrSisiatson which
h4plpers rs It ~ barnacsrs d0 shlp.
soss.s >oashsrnefs xpfssseuIire Wiling
Be~s u los ths additional Congressnlen
seeursa ny she cosoEed popul2toa Il ~
the Sssns time saey can kslI OF the
eoIored sAn's vote ami mfiuen(e. The
most tlxcursging thing about this ID
the fact thai these leaders staad where
they did during tue war. though claim
lng to accept the resalt OF that war
aud 70 be loyal to their country. II
proves that they have been saamming,
that their exhortstions were mere
windy frauds, that they have been
playing possum and dong Il very
poorly. Are they tit 10 leads
Not Complimentary.
Toledo Bee:
Tom Navin, Adrian's Kid mayor, is
pardoued. He has served seven out OF
his ten years sentence in Michigan state
prison. His manipulation Of Adrian
city bonds in New York markets, and I,
after his escape, the discovery of his
management" Is trusted agent Of 4.
l.. Clark's real estate business. will be
readily recalled. His rascallty was
daring and unique, as was also the
story of his capture and imprisonment.
He was tired of staying out OF his
country in hiding and after few years
OF such experience, virtually served
notice that he was ready TO be caught.
His pardon was once before urged, but
then the plot for the escape of num-
Der of prisoners with Navin at the
head. was discovered and this put a
quietus on the pardoning business for u
time. But it appears by this mornings
dispatches. the act is at last accom-
plished, and the expert collector of
other peoples money is again q free
man.
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7 WILL SELL you one of those beautiful lots
l. on my Fifth-ave. addition for $780, $3.50 to
on McPherson's addition. numbers frst and
second, same price. terms one-quarter cash.
balance on time at per cent; beautifully To-
CARED call and see me in new ofice at IA North
Fronl-Sl.
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Tse fslsSfnr IL . Est Of TIE marriage
licenses I<saed slacs last published. with fhs
names -.sstsacs s4ss oaEsds tss csEg And
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~ ~
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yVANIEp-A man cock. wages ESQ ser
w manfh ara dinins r>srn rIrls w.s.s
eo<,ks for heiels cut 81 tic eiiy. 80 s girls
for private fAniiies. positions Ia al parts Of
- -
WANThp-Employm mrni Fer y you can
have orssrs or local sslesIaen, SOLICITORS.
groeerSmen. fsfin seEanIs Timer cutters.
machine men. cabinet msa- - Aonree-st,,
WAfIED-iwo men ~ 40. - South batis.
MEN wanted lecal ana srsv<llas. pssitions
- permanent or pbrfime. 5klery from start.
Eapesiener unnecessary. Brown bros. Nur.
SefyDaen. Chicago. Ill. Jan i6
- - -
mr., ,,. x~x,~ r,,s.,n
yyANTED-tsirs al Palace Dining Han. if3
w Cauas-sf 4
- -~----------------------
w paris
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yVANTED-Ar girls out of employment 10
-- ~-'- y .ee--. :. :. : /. : -.-~~ -
yNyANTRp-A good strong girl for general
w houseNork Appiy fq1 4 Coilers ave I
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w bsrns,a ~ me- It,t,estan tla,si ~ nS
sa Ivonsf
-
x,,,rr,n
!" ola lasy,Snd baby aud help around the
mouse. io-Nolrasc. DO
-
WANTEDSA eonlpetent girl 10 DO general
" housewofk at 10 North coilese-ase. !
WANTED Lady housekeeper for IN old gen
W tleman IN the country. Call 81 ep Jef-
ferson- ave.
------------------------
WANTED-A competent girl for general
T" housework. ISL North Coliege-aye. SSsu
,vr,,.n,ovc w.vmrr u.,r
oiioAiioHo VA" AAAh'
WANTED-by married man. position as jan
stairs % city. y. " ' ~
vVANTEp-Rv a Young man. po.it,on As
w stenograpner; has mad some experience
IN book -keepinr: can furnish typewriter; good
n1,.STrn .STrnn--.-.,,s, nn---------- 60, m..s -
w enees. place 10 work for his board and 60
10 scnooi. Address D. H.. DoAs. TINS once
WANTED-An experienced accountant will
pe pa Ior AZ enSssenien' M slIei saba- JAN.
chsos' hooiess Sachsn' 1eieki~sn- -iSi@s"- y
)! arrangements WITH est3Dhsaea pra u
Soner' WIN cali II reques'eo- Aaatess Atsoir
~, :. x-,,-,- s--------- " = - - -
w WANlED-otuatson as salesman IN s,oIe.
- factory or On the road S.io soods an my
me. Satsiactoa naisn,eso' GIN ~esa sa.r
T.. blttenbender. ~ AonfoeI
U,.~rpo p.-..,-- = .-.---1,--- .--,,, -o,.e
WANIED-Postlon as traNehng. Win some
man ci iarse business ex peilehee sna es
Iena.a seeaaihlanceiIr an ~ any ~ mnsiv ~ "a a.
any p u,hs: hualess' H. .'' e@ic A"oan - -ne
WANTED-Position. by young man with
w three wears fypprfeurP In railroad once
work, and a good operator; good reference
given. Address j. NJ. this Office. 2
n-..rr-a.-, n.,
SITUATIONS WAsIED-fEhALE.
-. S~T,> =, ~, - - :, =,
WANlbu--fisc 70 "oIk ~ eInal lainiiy-
Mss Nellie WILSON, ia Moffson-si-s or
sos 1fanaslie-ase-
-----------~----- ->-~-.-------->-----
LsOR RENT-Furnished front rooms AT s2 s
J. Division-st. 5
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-01

A Harry NEW YEAR.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A LADY Will give magnetic treatment 10 |,
"A few lady applicants, nersous diseases /,
speciality. Address Mrs. n C.. care carrier
No. 4
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ARE READY TO FIGHT.
II is Acknowledged by WGll-Inf0ElGd
Parties TO be a Serious Question.
),
INTERFERING WITH OUR TRADE.
Expect the Matter Will Be Settled in a
Few Days
INTERFERING WITH OUR TRADE.
NO NEWS At wAsH1sGToN.
cial Circles--The Great North
ern Scheme.

Nav YORK, Oct. 29.-It is gen orally
acknowledged by merchants interested
in the Chilian trade, that the present
situation is an exceedingly grave one.
The Evenina Sun says: "But little bus
iness is transacted by shipping men,
and by those interested in the Chilian sit
uation, it was this morning the Whole
topic of conversation and speculation as
to what this country would do in the
event OF the war with Chill The most
of them are inclined to scoff at the idea
of her going ia face of the United States,
but the feeling prevails widely that the
Chilians are ready to fight. Several
prominent down town business firms
wins have commercial relation with
Chili, were called upon this morning
with view of ascertaining their feeling
with respect to "a possible outbreak OF
hostilities between the United States
and Chill. I'VE kave received no ad-
vices whatever FROM our correspOnpents
Elm Valparaiso in regard to this affair, y
tsaid Charles K. Eiint, "and so long as
tthe matter is of Diplomatic negotiations
Il do not think any serious consequences
need be appuehended." At the Office oi
Grail & Co, it WAS said, the trouble
iswould no doubt be settled in a few days.
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The nritIsh in sast Afrlea.

BERLIN, Oct. 2S.-Grsat disgust exists
with the news from German East Africa
going to show that the attempt of Ger
many, to colonize that section is an al
most certain failure and that the British
are winning back the trade that was at
first diverted from Zanzibar. The in
formation coming from traders is equally
doleful, -and it is believed that much
difficulty will be found in inducing the
reichstag to vote any more money for
the development of the colony. In the
meantime Zanzibar las been consider,
ably imp owed as a harbor, and the nav
british control promises to effect still
greater improvements. There is no con-
cealmcnt that the Gernans consider that
England has stolen a march in East
Africa
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xafhI.<. New From CIain-

WAsHsSeTox, Oct 29.-There is little
or no excitement in official circles here
this morning over the Santiago press
,eGblegram aaanouneins the receipt by
the minister of an unsatisfactory re-
Spouse from the .Iuntas representation
of the United States, and saving that
the Baltinore7s Grew are practically
boycotted at Valparaiso. The naval
officials discredited the latter stateas ents
and believe it's foundation lies In the
prudent course adopted by Commodore
Schley respecting the granting of liberty
to ite sailors during the present eondi-
tion.of excitement No word has been
received ut the naval department from
the commodore reporting any new phase
in the situation. A cipher cablegraaa
from Minister Egan was reeeiyed this
morning at the state Department, but its
contents were not made known.
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m. Great Northern.s ses,eme

Sr. PAUL, Oct. 29.-The secret of the
organization of the Spokane & Southern
railway of the state of Washington is
out. 1t is given out that the purpose of
the line IS to make a grsat loop for the
Great Northern Pacific line. twill run
from Portland over the Cascades along
the north bank OF the Columbia river,
until it reaches the mouth of the Snake
river, and continue along the north bank
of the Snake river to Almont, and thence
north to Spokane. The articles OF incor-
poration provide for the building of the
road from Spokane TO the Snake river
which viii make loop for the Great
Northern from Spokane, via Seattle,
Portland and Almont, and back to
Spokane.
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A Farmers, Alliance Fight.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa Little Rock
special says news was received there of
a terrible encounter at the farmers al
lance meeting at Bucks last night. In
a quarrel between spectators, rifles, shot
guns and pistols were used with deadly
effect. Burt Manning, J. H. Town and
three others whose names are not known
were killed, and several others were
slightly wounded. Politics was the sole
cause of the trouble.
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New secretary for Ireland.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-The Right Hon. w.
L. jackson, who succeeds Mr.. Balfour
as chief secretary for Ireland has stated
that he completely approves the policy
and Methods of Mr.. Balfour, and be-
lieves that Mr.. Balfour has done much
to conciliate and bring into more init
mate association the people of Great
Britain and Ireland. Mr.. Jackson
charges Mr.. Gladstone with having run
away from the, issue raised by Irish dis
unionists, and with then having accepted
their dictation.
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I7,e King or Roumania.

BERLIN, Oct. 2s.-The kaiser's recep-
tion of King Carlos of Roumania has
been more than friendly. They are the
only two reigning sovereigns of the
heuse of Hohenzollern, King Carlos be-
longing to a minor branch, which ad-
hered To the Roman Catholic faith. 1t
is understood that the Roumanian king
has already received assurance of the
hearty support of his Imperial kinsmen,
SHOULD Russia cross the Pruth into
Roumania.
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The Irish Enjoyine rhemsel.es.

CoRk. Oct. 29.-The fighting which
took place between the McCartbyites
and Parnelites last night in the streets
of this city was more serious than it was
first reported. There was series of
scrimages between the centending par
ties, the most severe being one in which
Dillon was disabled and the Parnelite
forces routed Many on both sides be-
ing injured.
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Rushing the Cruisers to Completion.

: NEw YoRK, Oct. 29.-Every body is
busy at the Brooklyn navy yard, all
possible haste is being made ON the part
of the Brooklyn navy yard officials to
place the Atlanta, Bennington, Concord,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Petrel, six
cruisers, in sea going condition. As
nothing tangible is known as to the ex-
act determination of the government in
regard to the Chifian matters.
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Chinese statistics in Vancouver.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. 2s.-The col
leetor Of this port gives from his official
records a statement of new Cinnamon
landed and paying poll tax, and also of
Cinnamon taking tickets of leave, show
ing 1159 arrivals and $50 departures in
the nine months ending with September
There are today nearly 2000 tickets of
leave unreturned in the last three years
SO many remain at home every year
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The Dryest weather Ever known.

MoNTG ostER4, Ala, Oct. 29.-The
present spell of dry weather is one OF
the longest ever experienced in this Sec
ton. The streams are drying up and
the railroads find it very troublesome to
secure water necessary to run the trains.
The employees along the line are all sup
piled with water from this city, every
passenger train carrying barrels full.
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More war News from south America

ST. Louis, Oct. pa dispatch from
the City of Mexico says: There is a
rumor OF an engagement on the frontier
of Guatemala and Salvador, between the
as1lvadorian refugees and the Salvador
ian troops, and the former were defeated,
Nothing could be heard of the fight at
the Safgadorian legation, where the
rnmor is not believed
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a Whiskcy D,stiIIery Ru,u..t.

/ CIScINNArI, o., Oct. 2s.-Last night
the Dodsworth Distilling company, at
CummirsviEe, lost tlieir large buildings
and valuable machinery by fire, The
loss is $4,000, 1t was about the only
distillery of any note in the United
States that is not identified with the
whiskey trust. The cause of the fire is
unknown. Insurance about s55, 600.
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Elected without Opposition.

DUELIN, Get 29.-Patrick McDermott,
the MeCarthy1te candidate, was elected
withont opposition to seat ia the COM
mons, left vacant by the death of John
Pope Hennessy-
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RESTING a pynamite shelI.

LoSDoS, Oct. 2s.-In the trial of the
Snyder dynamite projectile, a shell,
loaded with twelve and half pounds of
nitro-glycerine, was driven through a
steel plate and lodged in a hill 400 Yards
distant, without exploding.
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W eather Forecast.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct Forecast
for Oregon and Washington; General
rains, except scattering showers in
Southeastern Oregon.
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A Steamer burned.

st. LoUss, Oct. pa private dispatch
just received here SAYS: 'The steamer
Oliver Byrne was burned at Milwaukee
Bend, twelve miles from Eicksburg. this
morning. Twelve lives are reported
lost.
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Thirty Men KILLED.

LONDON. Oct, 2s.-Additional advices
are received here from Tunis to show
that thirty natives were buried by the
collapse of large wall undermined by
recent floods, and all perished.
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The Waters Recedinr.

! LONDON, Oct o9.-The waters of the
Thames river are subsiding A fund for
the relief of food sufferers has been
started.
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chieago wheat aIarket.

CHICAGO, October 90. Close, wheat
steady; cash, .94ss; December, 951s
May, l.03.
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a Bad Penny Always Retnrns.

Sullivan and party returned here today
on the steamship Alameda from Sidney.
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Portland Nheat nIarket.

PoRrLAxD, Oct rs. Wheat, Valley,
I.5O@I .5215; WalIa Walla, / .4OSq .42lss
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

S. BENNETT, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw Of
n. flee IN Schanno's building, up stairs. The
Dalles, Oregon.
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n SIDDALL- DENTIST. Gas given for the
Ds painless extraction of teeth Also teeth
set on flowed aluminium plate. Rooms: Sign of
the Golden Tooth, Second Street.
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4 R. THOAPSON-ATToRNEY-
IL in Opera House Block, Washington Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
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$50 REV ARD.

VIII BE PAID FOR ANY INFORMATION
w leading to the conviction of parties cutting
the rqpes or in any way interfering with the
wire poles o. inmps of TIL. ELEcTnIc LIGHg
Go d. glenn
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p. P. MAYS. B. S. HUNTINGToN. HIS. WILSON.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON & WILSON-ATToR-
1 vi NEYs-AT-LAw.-Ofices French's block over
First National Bank, The Dalles, Oregon.
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COMFORTS.
YARNS.
OIL CLOTH.
UNDERWEAR.

Best Quality Table Oil Cloth, 5-4 wide, per yard 2
Best Quality Shelf Oil Cloth, per yard ,....... C
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We have had time to place only few of prices
before you in this issue We hope however sufficient
convince you, that sale advertised genuine
closing out sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-25
Mitterl
mittrrI
nfitter!
Ser stpeite @erfefSt.nas=SuSas.

@on Der grDBten &tdti9feit fir Sen
giirger uno Steuersablcr BON WtarDz
Lamb 1T Der pOrgeidla9ene 5peite Ser
faiiung55uiab, beun ct miro allmdlig
benz Staate uiel Gjclo rettcn uno eine
sersdtere Saiis 3ur Stcueraus9lci6un9
idafcn. 9ta9 bieier glmcnbcment
biirien feline Corp untcr Spez
sialaeieeen geitaiien werben. Die Sc
ieegebung bari abcr fem Spc;ialgciee
3u @uniten BON GOrpOratiOncn crlailen,
eS iei oenn, Dicie Corporation ucrsidtct
pOrber auf ale @Ortbeile, rcip. Steuerz
freibeit, Die ihr friiber perpiQi9t nun
ben. 0ieies iit ser fur;e Sinn Ocs lanz
gen wOrtreiten 2lbidnitteS.
I'm Die Sebeutung bieic8 9lnlenbez
ments 5u pcritebcn, miinen mir unS I'M
fiinfunoicdaSIg Sabre suriidpericben.
linn bic Wtitte Der 5luan;i9er Sabre brad
in Baltimore ba8 Gtienbabniicber aus,
unO 1926 ertbeilte Die Staats9eieeaez
buns einen 6reibrief fiir sic Baltimore
Sbtosgabn," Elm 9abr ipdter erbiclt bic
vHorol. Central Sabn" ibren nGbarz
ter" Die @ciee9ebung, Iberbaupt bas
san5e Solt, bate 5u oumall9er 3eit
nod iebr prtmitioe Scgriiic BON eIner
Giienbabn; DielcS er9iebt lid ifon baz
rau8, baB III Dem erlten 6reibricie Der
Baltimore SbiOz8abn" bas Grunbz
fapital auf $3,OO0,OOO nOrmirt mar.
0amit boiIte man euentucQ ben Sbiu
BEL @beclin9 gu crrclten. 2ln 9ampfz
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