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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
To America Hilands, sacramenco, Cal. 80
SANTA Cruz. July 9. 1895

SANTA CRUZ, July 3, 1893.
Dear Meric: Last night took stroll on the
beach with Mr.. Merton. 1t was not an appoint
ment affair. 1t just happened so. We met, and
he turned and walked by my side. He asked
me why was alone at the seaside and the
question brought out almost truthful an
swer and before knew ii 1 had told him that l
was country girl and did not feel the need of
friends to chaperon me; that / had read so
much about the freedom of women in society
and at the seaside that did not think my be-
ing alone would be noticed.
''It has, however, he said. ''They have
made cruel remarks about yOu.'
ais Ii possible" answered. "that the bicy-
Gle. the new-woman joke, the seaside, the
bathing suits and the typewriter have not
made any changes in social conditions and
the Puritan girl in the New England world is
still the model for the End of the Century
woman"
Well, our talk charmed me. was disap-
pointed, though, that Mr.. Merton did not talk
to me about love. The sea, the moonlight, the
opportunity were all in his favor.
Dear Meric, will tell you in the next, for
Mr.. Merton is the man, and if he does not pro-
pose to me my trip in search of man and an
experience is failure. Ever yours,
MEHIT JONES
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

Polo.
Pigeons
Military at Monterey.
The Burlingame shoot.
The Crocker musicale at Castle Crags.
The Austin dinner 10 Charles Warren Stod-
dard
Farewell dinner to Lieutenant strother at
the Bohemian Club.
The midsummer cotillon at Mount View
Hotel in Ross Valley next Saturday
The following engagements have been au-
pounced:
T. Jacobs and Miss Tillie Pincus.
Frank Bieg and Miss Gladys Limberloi.
Philip A. Knack and Miss Annie Datmke.
Kaufman Wertheimer and Miss Hannah
Clayburgh.
Weddings last week:
HOdgkins-Barry.
Ward-Saltonstall.
Bianchi-Gandolfo
WhitelaW-
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
ORAT0RIO SOCIETY.
The New Organization Is Meeting With
Success.

The New Organization Is Meeting With
Success.
The organizers OF the San Francisco
Oratorio Society are reported as meeting
with a hearty response from prominent
musicians, amateurs, clergy, singers and
others. Directors of choruses who have
been bringing out lesser works or sections
of oratorios are sending in names by the
score and hundreds to DR.. Howe. Over 500
of such names have been received and over
$50 have signed for the new society.
1t is proposed to make this oratorio
society, together with Mr.. Howes society
at Oakland, the nucleus for annual festi-
walls, to be held in May, similar to those
held in the East by Carl Zerrahn and
others. Already much encouragement has
been received from other cities and towns
of the State.
The rehearsals OF the San Francisco
in Byron MauZv Hall, and the office of
registration will be at sos Post street,
where any who wish to join as active or
associate members may have the pleasure
of aiding this important factor of the City's
progress.
The officers as far as elected are: Vice.
president, Mrs. l.. L. Baker; secretary,
w llHam u CCduLIeluj HlsIOIldllJ MIS-. LUNA
Smell Paulsen; conductor, James Hamilton
Howe; concert master, Bernhard Mollen-
hauer; pianist, Miss Edith Johnson;
organist, Henry Bretherick; treasurer,
Charles 0. Perry; assistant secretary, Har-
riet M. Fairchild; recording secretary, Ed
ward Manchutz; financial secretary, w.
NJ. Simonsen; librarian, Emil Kaufman.
The advisory committee includes the fol-
lowing well-known persons: Wakefield
Baker, Christian Jorgenson, Samuel D.
Mayer, Joseph J. Morris, William C. Stadt-
field and Samson E. Tucker.
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BEFORE THE ALTAR.
Marriage of DR.. Ward to Mrs. DR.
Saltonstall and Eugene BlanchI
to Miss Gandolfo.

The wedding of DR.. James Ward and Mrs Dr.
seltonstall took place last Wednesday at the res
idence OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
James Ferguson, at 312 Page street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Horatio Steb-
bins.
For years Drs. Ward and Saltonstall have
been associated i'll practice in this City, each
having chosen lines OF work for special develop
ment calculated to throw them into close per-
sonal contact. The quiet home wedding
OF Wednesday was the result Both doctors are
on the staff of physicians OF the Fabioa Hospi-
tai Oakland, where they have made enyiable
records.
In the wedding trip pleasure is to be COM
blned with an effort for the further develop
ment in specialties in the schools of the Old
World. DR.. Ward and his bride left Wednes-
day for the East, going by way of the Northern
Pacific, intending to make a short stop at Yel-
iowstone Park. The time until September will
be spent in England in rest and pleasure, fol
lowed by three months of study in France and
Germany.
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KNAELED OAK RANCH, .Tulare County.l

Dear Meric My trip to the seaside is over. l
am going TO join party of friends and go up
in the Sierras. The odor from the big pines
is more delightful than salt air. The country
people who go on camping trips are not so con-
ventional as the city people who visit the sea-
side. The only person that saw at the seaside
who gave evidence that she was having good
time was q charming widow who was the
ehaperon of about six young men-at least it
seemed that way to me.
The mountains for mel The music of the
pines has greater charm than the monoto-
nous swish of the ocean. So l will spend the
rest of the summer up here. / wish you were
here to go along. Oh, had almost forgotten to
tell you about Mr.. Merton. His wife and chill
dren came down the day before left. / met
them in the dining-room. He bowed pleasant
w. She cut me dead. Sincerely yours,
MEHIT JONES.
To Meric Hilands, Sacramento, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
A Student of Human Nature.

The stalwart policeman had just rescued
the well-dressed old gentleman from the
onslaught of the trolley-car.
"Officer, are you married?" asked the old
gentleman.
''I am not" an nswered the officer.
"What made you deny having a family 2''
the other policeman asked after the old
gentleman had gone.
because / think he has an idea of send
ing me present. If had told him I was
married he would probably have sent me a
lot of fruit, or a ham, or something. AS it
is, shall likely get box of fine cigars,
or maybe something in jug. "-Cincin.
natl Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
Hodgkins- Barry,

The wedding of Miss NJ. Barry and Sylvester
F. Hodgkins took place Sunday evening. June
90, at st. Bridget's Church, corner Van Ness
avenue and Broadway. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father McKenna. w.
Z. Barry, brother of the bride, acted as best
man man ana Miss NJ. Fitzpatrick as bridesmaid.
to the home OF the bride, where reception
was was held The happy couple win reside at 1715
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
ENGAGEMENTS.
Several Interesting Betrothals An.
nounCed During the Past
Weak

The engagement is announced of T. Jacobs
and Miss Tillie Pincus both of this City
The engagement is announced of Miss
Gladys Limberloi of Iowa to Frank Bieg of this
City.
The engagement is announced of Miss Annie
Dahmke and Philip A. Knack.
The engagement is announced of kaufman
Wertheimer and Miss Hannah Clayburgh,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Clayburgh
They will receive to-day from TO > P. N. and
Thursday at 1910 Bush street.
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WhiteIaw-Lenormand.

There was quiet home wedding last Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Lenormand, 724 Bush street, when their
daughter, Miss Emma r. Lenormand. was mar
ried to Thomas A. Whitelaw, who is in business
with his father, Captain Thomas p. II. White
law, In the wreck-saiyage business Only a
few relatives and intimate friends were pres
ent. Ihe ceremony was performed by the Rev.
church. The bridesmaids were Miss Josie
Lenormand and Miss Lulu Lenormand, sisters
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

Between 1850 and 1850 the wealth OF this
country increased 1865 per cent; in the
next decade, between 1860 and 1870 it had
increased s55 per cent; between 1870 and
1880, the increase was 45 per cent, and be-
to 43.6 per cent,
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

In saving through a whiteoak log. three
feet in diameter, a sawyer at Blanchester,
Ohio, came across the date 1850 carved in
the wood near the middle of the log. The
figures were very distinct. The carving
was doubtless done when the tree was
young. and in some way the wood grew
around and over it without filling up the
carved furrow~
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

OF the bride, and David Marshall acted as best
man. Alter the ceremony congratulations
were 1yI extended: Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs
W mnIte!eW law, lett for Del Monte where the honey
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WHAT IS GOING ON.
The Pigeon Shoot at Burlingame.
Castle CragS Festivities and
Dinners in Town.

The Fourth Cavalry has been at Monterey
two weeks preparing the ground where the
mGneuvers are to be held, and the soldiers will
probably be kept down there until September.
The presence OF the officers has added greatly
10 the gayety at the Hotel del Monte.
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woody West" chaperon of some kind is neces-
sary. Ever your friend, MEHIT JONES.
To Miss Meric Hilands, Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

a Burlingame Yesterdays pigeon shoot and
the polo-plsying brorSht together quite num-
Der OF people. Considerable interest is being
taken in the preparations for the Monterey
races. 10 which large proportion OF the horses
and riders Will go from Burlingame.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
A FIN DE Steele EPISODE
AT A
CALIFORNIA RESORT,
BY HARR GNER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Scene-Santa Cruz.
characteristics Mehitable Jones, a ma
tive of Tulare County; Miss America Hi
lands; William Merton Jr., a remarkable
man.
A long sandy beach, very wide ocean.
Mountains in the background,
The small hills and valleys near by
Scenery. dotted with handsome houses
and cottages. Men and women
on the beach in shivering groups, wearing
bathing costumes The more modest ones
standing in the water about six inches
deep.
The hot, splendid sun keeping up its CAL
ifornia reputation. Tie sky
The cloudless, and the quotation
Weather. apt, "The diamonds of the sun
sparkle on the bosom Of the
sea-" The winddimpled ocean suggestive
of the gentle summer breeze at Santa Cruz.
The weather in all respects delightful.
Miss Mehitable Jones, native of Tulare
County, was reared on Knarled
The Oak Ranch on the Kaweah,
Plot where she learned to appre-
ciate nature and some other
thinsA She rode horse superbly, and at
Sauss Cruz sat a mans bicycle in her bath
in costume with the abandon of new
woman in bioomers. She attempts to es-
&sblish round table of Californian liter
Ature. Fails in love with William Merton
Jr The unexpected happens.
The scenery, the weather and the plot
having been told, it will be a
The slight task to relate the story.
Story. In fact Miss Mehitable Jones
has told the entire episode in
four letters to Miss America Hilands, her
school friend, now at Sacramento.
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sANTA Cav. Ju1v 1909

SANTA IRUZ, July /, 1893.
Dear Meric: have come to Santa Cruz for q
new experience. Most of the girls leave the
San Joaquin during the summer 10 avoid the
heat. / Just came to see If could not meet
some mafl-some strong man of the world who
has had just enough experience to be interest
ing. You will say this is candid. Well, it is
but it is the truth. l do not want to be consid-
cred one of Bret Harte's mountain daisies.
have nothing but a public school education,
and am not seeking some man to put me in a
female seminary to educate me, so guess I'll
get along all right.
There Seems to be q sort of moral objection to
in groups. An aunt, sister, brother, q hus-
band, or even lover, are essential elements in
the making up of opinions OF people here.
Queer that in this wild, free West there should
be system of protectors, more absolutely
essential than the professional chaperon.
Well, l am here alone-and am going to stay
alone. There have been half dozen men
wanted to speak to me without an introduce
tion, but as did not fancy any one of them q
look was sufficient to have them change their
purpose There is such a difference between
men and man-and 1 did not come here for
men. but a man. There was public reception
in the parlors tonight and | was not invited
down. is it because am alone? No; 1t seems
that would be a reason to invite me.
This morningIwanted to go down to the beach,
ride on q bicycle and take bath. The cyclery
had no ladies' bicycles, SO had to take one OF the
other kind It was almost impossible to ride
it. with my ShTts 80 nl'ef spn my On g dp
my bathing suit. There were murmurs of dis
approval. I could not hear them but | felt
them When was about half mile from the
bathing resort my wheel struck the sharp edge
of a stone, and o great puncture made my
wheel practically useless. 1t was then that
the End of the Century gentleman came along
and introduced himself as William Merton Jr.,
and pushed the wheel back for me, and when
we approached the group again it was chilly
from cold gances. Mr.. Merton seemed never to
notice my costume, nor any appropriateness
in the wheel. Somehow, dear Meric, have
been taught to-day that in the "wild and
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS )!

JET YOKES, JET COLLARS AND JET
BLOUSES, in the latest patterns, at
low prices.
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CHILDREN'S JACKETS
At $3.50.

At $3.50.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS. made of plain.
checked and mixed all-wool cloakings,
trimmed with braid, fancy or plain
velvet collars, extra large sleeves,
worth So, will be closed out at 81 so each
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin entertained
Charles Warren Stoddard, his sister and Joseph
Strong Thursday with drive in the park and
q dinner afterwards at their residence, $40
Page street.
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StaOt Baltimore.
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pOrlaufissn Otahenperwalter ernannt Il.
iteats $4OO Sirsiduft. Die 2lttiUa be-
luufen ltd uuf 5000, an BaiiiUa limb
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uuusen Oe8 5niOlueui9eieees gu ite(len.
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;um pOrlduiigcn 0tahenuerwalter ers
naunt uno uutsr $4OO 8urqldait gc.
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ldafte be;iiIern iid auf $1,000, benen
nur 5000 an aftlua eutg,gcnltcb:n.
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Der GrplOiiOu zines @aiO,inOienS 6eucr
aus, welaes S9aOen i'm SetraSe BON
$65 Onridtete. ,.
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Mus HemzCrleans.
@s berrI9t bort wl.Oer 6rieO. uub bic Sc.
mItber berubtasn iid).

@8 berri9t bort pleoer Srteoe Uno bic &C.
mitber berubtssn itd).
9temzSrleaus, 2u., IA. WGr3.-
Die Situation 1T bier beute frib unperz
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runsen bufir gu trefien, OaB uuter benz
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4rbeit untsr Dem GuSe Der BOlijei, Der.
itGrft Sur9 0tili5, gu besnuen, uno
allem Iniheine na6 lperOsn feline I'm
ruben ltattfinOsn. llutsr Der @eidafts,
melt psrOsn srOBe anitrsnsunssn &c.
madt, Die StreItfra9eH 3wii9eu ben
uScrewmen" uno ben S9ifis'Asenten
gu i9li9ten.
Der in slusidt seit.ute AusitanO Der
StraBenbabn In9sitelt.n ideint ii9
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hiclt in elmer SeriammIuns Der 2sute
cine glnipra9e unO mics auf oi. Sc
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babea tOunte.
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SatptorO & @cGtttt,
eroIsGsenten
iarWarnIano nno 9iitrttt GoIum bia
. Simmer 1 8 uns FL e. 5Iur),
Chamber of Commerce, Baltimore, Usb.

%antdts'9 epart.mtni
SaItim ben 7. Wdrs s96.
unb Mgenten Don iohsn inntrbaIb btT Staot Sati'
more uirb hermit auf ben 81. Nbihntt bss 13. Ar.
ti'sIs bts SaItimOrer Stabts,ssbuG.s s.Isntt.
cum Samss ). meebans. aR. D..
Brditosut Der SdnitdtsbthoIbe.
80. Gbihritt. VIE Gbtritts, Delhe gum 9tm,lE'
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Stunt unb eem crftn Sttsbcr s,m,inftdbib ucrbsn
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runo osm srf,n aas, ess SUM- in tinsm itosn Sabr
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stm sr.n Ottebsr uno otm sIftsn Suni IN iSem tins
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perosfcntihen. unb erner iol &c Gle gHi1t o,I Can't
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uEisr bieitn fehenoen Tlanninaftcn oqe Abtrltts,
GrubtH obtg Rttrabeu forsdIte iHipiSlren Az Iaen.
No. Ehtrittt. Grub.n ooer Retirasta tHH.rhalb Der
etaht, bic oaHn eou oeer attb.hn 3on nsm Ranoe
aEatfunt aHastrosn Dereen. ftne fIr eiHeH Seulsns
iaoen (ytuifauce) su etdren, uro Der ooer bic @ia
aenthlmtr 0oer eer Gstut sber bic G1tnttH bcs
@runofudts, Su ptIbtm Der bttr,ff,no, abtdtt oo,r
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sruanBis Dollars (gtdrIS, gprs. .DtaiS)
Gbas. g. giesmunr, Red5tsauiuaIt,
yir. 217. @ourtlaHb= =StraBe.
lSminiffratipnss An;eise.
:" Radridt lotro bisrnlit s,ssben, bat bic Inter
seitnete pom 2Boiienz@eridt Der Staot Baltimore
Bollmadt sur Solitreduua oes 2tfoments ots aubi.r
peritorbenen Spbn .. Sanepcbr erbatsn bat.
ane Sieieuisen, bic Sorberuneen an oieitn 9tabIas
baben, perocn bermit aIecf0roert. iolde uebit ben
notbigeu SeIesen ipdteitens bis gum Is. Ausui S95
einSureiten uno s;teEo III MAIDEN ooer 81 sepdrti=
gen Dap lie ihrer 4nprid1e OH oeien gtacIas eeict=
id1 fur pcrlug erflart mrrocn mosrn. aQe bic 3abz
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hermit autstforoert fsde unperSnsli an bic Inter
s.iobEett 81 ItiittH.
@esettn inter meiHtr Sauh an IA. Sast ses 9lo=
mats Stbruar 1895. GIifabetb &answebr,
(40,6,5 ,52,S) Observation-Disclosures.
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Gbineitid1e Seamtc perIaGeu ib
Ncitcta.
GrmorOet Setne @rosmutter.

Berliu, 13. Wars.-SOn entietz
li9er 9fobbeit unb SertOmmcnbeit 5tu9t
Die 3bat zines adt5ebniabrigen iunsen
Burden, gtamens Drag 3tmmermaun,
Der bier bel ieluer bohbtiab:ten @roB@
muttsr, elmer 6ruu @raBnlf, in Soft
unO gOgis mar. Die alts 6rau modte
ibm wobluerOiente Sorwarie iibsr itlne
2lrb.itSi9eu uno ieincn lleOerlldcu 2ez
ben8wanoel; Oie8 erbitterte Den nnsez
rutbtreu StrOI9 oermuBen, OaB CT Der
alien 6rau einen beTtl9en Sala9 auf
bic Saldfe oerieete, wel9er ben iOIOrz
tisen 600 Der @eldla9encn sur 6Ol9c
bate. Der SurIde lit in 9aft: leIue
Otutter leOt, ME Die POIljet ermlttslt
babsn Mil, in 2lmerlfa.
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0DteIbran0.
9y.i @ait: FHoeu III ben TIummtn ben
Snh

Yarions, QS.z9., IS. Nt6rs. -
Sn Wtaf.DspiQe, 6 Meileu uOn bier,
brad beute frlb 1 ubr in bem SOtel ein
6euer ans, our9 pelAe8 Squlre Cor
leD, @useRe SiiiOn nuO !0Omer @olett
ibr yeben perlOrsu. 5. SC. @illiam8,
Saul.s Sunfins, Safob @ouier uno
Milliam 8Ilion trusen ntebr ooer mlns
Der iamer3baite SrunOpunoen buUOu.
Der SranO entltano in benz Sau8ilu
in sSplse zines idaObaften Samins uuo
perbrclttte iid nit elmer lOlden Shnel>
liefeit, oaB Die @Gite faum 3.it batten,
3u entfommen. Der 9tadtwdttsr, luclz
der in Dem .inen SdunfStumer l3llef
warb bur9 Raud uno 6euer gewett
unO beeilte iid, Ous Suus 10 idnsa wie
mO9lid gu uIarmiren. 6Inf3ebn Der
@aite gelang ss, Die jSeniter tbrer Gina
mer 3u erreidsn unO OurA Olei.lben aui
6ie &rOe gu ipriusen. Die orel Wtanz
ner, welde umtameu, iinS isoenfuGs gar
nidt aufsewadt unO iOfOrt erItift. Sic
iinO iGmmtli6 an9elebene SIr9sr, bereu
uorseitiser Sob bus 9anjs @emeiuwelen
in Sruuer Uerlest bat. Der materielIe
S9aoeu fam nit $4,000 seOeft werz
ben.
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Geeen has syrauemz zstimmre6t.

SOfOu, IS. @lar;.- Der Seridt
bs3ii9li4 Der SOrlage, Den 6rauen bel
BEN 8ublen fir Stul>@ @Omites unO in
NtuuIcipaI. ngeIegenbeitsH bel Der nadz
fen 8obl Oas Sttmmrsbt 5u ertbeilcn,
siug bsute ocm 0uuie NIT lSiberiprub
gu. Du8 @Omite fIr GrjIsbuns berih.
tste ge9en bIe SurIa9e, laut wrldtr Die
Gtuot Bottom mn Gtablirung elmer OIs
feutliden llnipsriitat an9esanssn wers
hpm inll
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An Dir 9nbabrr pom WbIigationrn
criter Sppptbet Der
Ruannfc uno Snutbern &aiiwab so.

Die llrt,rScibnets, in Der 1eriomulIurs Der Snbo=
Der Der SbIiaation.n .riter Snpotbef, u,de ON IL.
bcit,n Der $ioanotez uno Soutbsrn Sabnseienihait"
All 6ealeih,z, iorbsrt hermit auI. siu Seppntim
ser crftcn Sppptbefen,S Spurs Ger beidstcn
SabuSeicIidbaft eemdb bes smiif.n Der ~DiercaH=
tile Sruft uHo Scpoiit @ompasnle pon Baltimore" uno
ben SonoszS szSnbabtrH em IL. Yidrb 1895 3etroffenen
urbereiatculmcRs AL Ieiien.
Die beia1te 5ruit Sompa3rie rpiro ein3rapirte
NEGOTIABLE @ertlate fur Die oeponirten Sonos aus
iteGeu. @opien pes estroffeneu ucbereIntommens
taRn man dIi Seraueen babeR.
NfercantiIe Sruif une Seppft Gpmpasnie
(62-5r) ppu Baltimore.
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