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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

viously left the farm. TO keep Gallo
way on the farm he stripped him of his
clothing and hand-cuffed him with an
other negro, Orange Nelly by name.
Nelly was confined to bed from sick
ness caused by Eberhart's inhuman
treatment and Galloway was thereby
obliged TO remain with him. Galloway
was also forced to pinion his young
son, Robert, to the ground while
Eberhart brutally chastsed HIM The
boy, it is alleged. was beaten un
til blood gusned from his body and was
made cripple by the heavy blows he
received
Galloway, it is charged, was made to
apprentice his three minor children.
two of whom were infants, until they
should become of age
The fourth count charges him with
the illegal arrest of Arthur Neeley.
colored, aged Is.
The fifth and last count charges him
with the arrest of John Robinson in
August, 1897, on a false charge com
pelling him to agree to work for him
Tor three years. Robinson was beaten
with leather strap and other harsh
punishment was inflicted upon him.
Eberhart has given himself up and
was placed under a $4,000 bond His
case will probably be tried at the DC.
t0ber term of court.
"A FRICANA will cure Rheumatism an.
4 Scrof1la to STAY Cured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27
.ACKS HELD IN BONDAGE.
pRrTAL CRIME CHARGED
AGAINST A GEORGIAN.
,roes Arrested on Trumped-Up
Charges and Forced Into Serf-
dom to Work Out Imagi-
nary Charges.

The United States grand jury at At
Ota has returned a true bill against
Eniam Eberhart of Oglethorpe coun-
charging him with one of the most
| ocioas and shocking offenses in the
Imiual annals of the state.
Erbp Indictment charges him with ar
ssting negro men, women and chill
En- on trumped-up charges, and un-
Il rbe threat of prosecution compeIl-
\ them to work on his farm and sub
Fang chem TO the most horrible and
hbolical slavery.
Eberhart it is alledged, has been
Frying on this industrial serfdom
BE- 1885.
Fberp are five counts against him,
4 each is equally shocking
srbp first count charges him with
kIng unawfully arrested Nose Sims,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27
BRYAN AT BOSTON.
He Waved CubansFIag and aroused En-
thusiasm,

thusiasm,
Fifteen thousand persons crowd into
Mechanics Hall at Boston to hear vii.
liam jennings Bryan discuss the ques-
ton of bilmetalism. Mr.. Bryan was
cheered to the echo when he was intro
dnced He read a bulletin which had
just been harded him by an associated
press reporter announcing the passage
OF the Turpie Cuban recognition resolu-
ton 10y the senate. This announcement
caused the widest enthusiasm, and as
Mr.. Bryan waved silken Cuban flag
which had been thrown to him men and
women all over The hail cheered madly.
GA word to the wise is sufficient and
a word from the wise should be sufficient.
but, you ask, who are the wise? Those
who know. The oft repeated experience
OF trustworthy persons may be taken for
knowledge. Mr.. ". II. Terry saws
Chamberldin's Cough Remedy gives bet
ter satisfaction than any other in the
market. Ne has been in the drug busl-
ness at Elkton, KY, for twelve years !:
has sold hundreds of bottles of this rem
edy and nearly all other cough medicines
manufactured, which shows con3lusivelv
that ChamberIajn's is the most satisfac-
tory to the people, and is che best. For
sale by Farrar q Harris.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27
Distress After Eating

Pains in the Head and Constant
Aching of the Joints All Have
Been Completely Cured by Hoods
SarSapariIla.
Z" I was troubled with a pain in nv
stomach after meals and constant ach-
ing in my joints. also had pains in my
head. took medicines but without
benefit. Seeing so many t, 5timonials in
regard to Hoods sarsaparilla I was in
duced to try it. I had taken it only
short time when I felt change. 1 can
now eat a hearty meal without suffering
distress, my joints are free from pain and
1 weigh more than have for eight years"
E. G. FoLLENDoRE, care w. L. Jenkins,
Macon, Georgia.
81 had severe pains in my stomach
every morning. I took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and Hoods Pills and the pain has
entirely left me-" WIN. r. HODGES,
684 Randolph Street, Savannah, Georgia.
Hoods Sarse parilla
Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81; six for So.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

The ingenius
loUOnS weaver has turn
ed out nothing
III LaC4S. more fascinating
than our extreme
ftIes in RIBBONS AND LA
F The question will not be to
+ your taste but to make your
'G7.among 50 many tints and de-
/ Fashions richest dreams are
szed and the most critical tastes
and conquered. This season en-
le' rlbbous and laces as two of
no"' essential requisites for the
nent9uon Of dressy costumes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27
ln1nlGr
Grand open

pmmGr Grand open,
'ashables, lns OF W a asba-
Fs. Following our unbrok-
rule we show the --latest,
/ newest, the best things al
Rys. No departure nt in
fth Georgia carries such an
Fortment in volume, desira-
|lty elegance and daintiness
rs department. is irresistible.
|aotIfuI Organdies, Swiss
|PPetts, Linen Etimines,
|tteta { hecks, Shadow Eff
is thenew Bayadere Stripes
endless profusion.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

Genius in merchau>
Spring dising, like genius in ev-
cry department of hui
Hats. man endeavor, asserts
itself in spite of all OBJ.
stacles and all opposition. We
claim to excel in our line and
feel that we are justly entitled to the
priase of style critics. We are shows
ing a variety OF styles, shapes and
coIors that are approached by few
and matched by none. The correct
things tor the Sc sons wear-in
Straws all shapes; in Alpines and
Stifs, all colors and dimensions; a
complete line of Young's celebrated
make in every shape, color, style and
price Young's Straws are the uob-
blest, nattiest things ever shown
here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27
Ladies'
Lingerie.

rious requirements on scale hereto-
fore unknown in this section. We
invite close and critical inspection
here. Silk Fans, japanese Fans,
Corsets, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Ties,
Hosiery, Undervests, Wells, Oxfords,
etc, etc.,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

Fire Sheer Organizes,
Wnlte Dimltiest Check Main
socks, Piques, Persian
Goods. Lawns, India Linens,
etc. Unusual care has
been taken not to omit a weave,
quality or width here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

We are are all
ways ahead in style,
elegance and pretti-
ness. We have
gathered these va
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

Here gay and gorgeous
silks hues hold high carnival,
Striking Plaids, crowned
queen in fashions realm. The soft
rainbow tints in new Bayadere Stripes
and the irridescent Grenadines make
our counters look like a burst of sun
set glory,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-04-27

a FRICANA will cure Rheumatism an
N Scrofula to Stay Cured.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

$tcuCrsS tpaltcment.
- gPathbdus, II. 0idrS 1898.
@id1tig iIr riIdfdneiae Steusr;ahler.
Sts Steuer=R: buuuQal iUr Wruuoe;Qsutbum utr.
OtH i:Rt pOrbtrtjttt, nm iir NuslsQuHS Dent Stu0.:
@somttsr i]tbtrP;bW ju lUtr0su sur 9orbtr;itIUG
iUr ods Aujttgtr oss GjQslthums jum gtyt1uis
Stu9abltr iouttu ioiOrt bs1I.ibsn, um Die ~'o
meters uuo @uisjqt=RoiteH ~ ipartu. Nls G1rio
nal=Steutru muTcu icfort btBabtt psrotr, "a 0c
Sttutr=Gjuutbm mad oHn @,itBt gejDuuG:H III
Die &5ablung otritIbm ju iniOrcjrcu.
Spbn z. NarIett,
6j,S,72,5.9 Staot= StsutrsGinutbmtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
cmin0ic GnthIQunacn.

8ir elauben ni6t 41ss, mas bic
qelben 8lGttsr beri6ten; bas Meifte
qlauben mir ni6t. Gs lit uns bic gan3e
.3eit Der f9per ~eeFpprben, in @erbinz
bung nit Der nMairez" &atuitrop6s
an elm 8erbre6en gu glauben, absr
mir miTen e6rli9 geiteben, baB mir
ni9t 10 felt mebr an Die nnfallsz
Sbeorie glauben, aIS in ben eriten So
gen.
@ir bsfiir8t,n, boB Der 8eri9t Der
GpmmiTioD entI6ieoene 8epeiie gez
gen Spunien unb i6pere Qntlasen
pOrIegen pirb.
Die bsgIaubigte S6atIa9e, baB@epz
Ter in ben Ser. Staaten grpBe Maiien
Minenmaterial uno SprengItofFe
taufte, Die 3batiaGe, ouB Der audi
bier 6etanrte 6amburger GapitGn
GrpnmeDer BON benz 9ampfer Salt
cia" Q~ugen5euse oaOOn mar, ME bieIe
Minen i'm !6afen 9eIegt tpurben, fino
8eibe pmin0s uno miifen Spanien
DOR iebem Sri6unul belaiten. Wir
fiir6ten besbaIb, baB ii4 nit Dem be-
fen 0ilen Der 6rieDen ni4t aufre4t
er6alten IQTer pirb. 9er Spanier
mar BON i&6er ni6t anOers tlein gu
friegen, ais bur9 beIDenmdBige, baz
oelDi6te. hr3hdfte, 6ane6iiGene 6aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Gin nrntiflrs 6clornnrib.

SSn ben beutIden 5rauen lebt Der
8eiit Der gim6srn unb SeutoBen mod,
bic, fpenr i6re MGnmr gefauen naz
rem, bep Sampf mutbig fortIeBten unb
fi9 i6tieBIi3 nit i6ren &inbern ben
Sob CAB. Wisber6oIt lit Teit Sabr
unb Sag bon einem SsloenmGo6en
aus &amerun beri9tet pprben. 0asz
fel6e, bic friibere 9iufonifin (Rot6e
&reu3 S6neittr) Margaretbe Qeue,
bic ieiner3eit i'm oi6teIten &ugslz uro
Speerregen Der S9ndr3en mu!6ig nit
benz Renolper in Der 9anb Stanb
belt, tpeilt pisber in 0euti9lanb. SRI.
2eue bat fpGter einen in Qfrita tbdtiz
oen 8ertreter Der Sirma Doermunn
in 6dmburg, &uufmam 9efe, 9ebeiz
rat6et unb nit i6m beri6ieoene Sabre
in beutIden &olonien gele6t. Nun lit
tie nit ibrem 9atten mad i6rer !9etz
mufb 9otsbam 5urid9etebrt uno pirb
ferner aud bort blei6sn, tpdbrsno Der
Gotte i'm Suli na6 Qfritd 5uridz
fe6rt. Oer la~ngiG6rigs aufentbalt in
Qfrita bat ouf lire 9eiunbbeit teinen
er6e6liGtn @influB ausgeiibt, obpObl
SFrau 6eTe BON i9mG6tiger9eital 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

bare @efabr nitt ertsrnan, bic ii6er
linen i4psbt uno baB lie ni9t einiez
ten, mo- Der eirSige Iuspeg aus Der
8efabr Iiegt, benefit Die 8runOloiig~
felt bes 8ereoes BON Der Grbpeis6eii
Der @ngIGnoer. Nab Dem Sreiben Der
britiIfan Staut5lenter, na8 Dem Sc
rsbe Der britiI6en @oItspertreter uno
na9 ben unIinni8en 4rt;tsln oQer
Qpnbpner 3eitungep bGtte man pielz
ms6r elm 8eft, Ron Der nGrboumm6eit
ber@nalGnDer" 5u {pre6an. (Oabetm.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

@robber3og Don Sef1en ii9 ni6t nit
Ietner iuqenbli9en 9rpBbsr3ogin berz
tro1en lam, fpordn bic b0ie 2iebe
f6ulo fein ion, trbBbem BE nit benz
9rin3en 86iIipp bpn &oburg per6ei<
rotbete Scooter be8 &Dnigs BON Bel
oien BON Ni33u nit einem 2iebbaber
burfgsbrunnt fein iou, trpBoem It4
3pei Prin3eiiinnsn i'm NorOA bon
Berlin nit einsm &ammerbianer per-
qan9en bobsn ipQen, trpB M1eDem unD
IGeDsm iino bic Sittenper6Gltniiie an
europdtI6en S5fen beute t%uuieno Mdl
better, als Dor fiinf3tg Sabren, Dor
6urOert, bunosrtunbfinf5ig II. 3pets
bur0srt Sabren.
Was min es bebeuten, ipenn beute
einmal Elm &~ronprin3 in ben Nrmsn
elmer Isi9tIebtgen 9rGfin nit bieIer
toot gefunben pirb, per f3tert Ii6 be-
fonOers bdrum, tpenn cine pbiture
prin3eIiin Elm 6ufeiIen berliert, bas
lit iogar i6on tugenobuften BFarrersz
t06tern paiIirt; Sfanbole, ME unter
ben leBten Stuarts unb ben Welfen in
England, unter Den 8ourbpnen in
iSrantrei4, Spdnien uno Neapel, tpie
an ben tleinen Dsuti9m Soften pGbz
rsn0 bes Is. .Sabrbunberts paiIirsn
beute gar nift me6r. Mdn leie bic
Oerttpiiroigteiten bs5 Mbenteurers be
S0qniB iber istn @rlebtes un0 Grz
louf6tes an ben 60fen BON St.8etersz
burg, DRESDEN. &afel H.. +. No.; man
pirD beute 10 @tpus fir rein unmDgz
lid bolten, bsnn 10 @tpaS lit heute
einfa6 nidt mebr m0gli9. Nie t0nn=
te It4 belte Elm Shirt, ME Der unbeoeuz
tenbe Mdrfgraf BON 8aben, in einem
Guitf6lohe 300 ,@drtenmdo9sn" ball
ten uno nit OenfsIben, inDem er lie
dls 6ai0uden p~erfleioete, oa8 2anO
Dur63ie6en? Mie tDnnte teute Elm
fouperGner Shirt - unb penn er Sal
Ter ooer G3dr rpGre - 9let6 jenem
l6er5pg bon 3peibriiden elmer anrii3iz
gen Per1on 8u Ntebe e1nsn aut etnem
S6urme ar6eitenoen S6ieferbeder ME
etnen SpaBen bom Dad I4ieBen, neil
oaS entartete @ei6sbilb ben Wuni9
GuBerte, ben drmen Seufel tpOt nieper=
i|tiir3en gu IeFen? Safer Wilbelm IL.
Der G3or, &Onig 6umbert uno bic
oeuti6sn S0nige BON @iirttsmberg L..
Sa6fen fii6ren Elm eremplarii6es 2ez
ben. ebenIo Der Re9ent bon 8apern;
BON Der aItsn 8ittoria, Der tugenbroIiz
gen Siabella, Dem &uiIer bon Seitreih
gar ni3t gu fpre4en, Die lebrt i6on
Die 2ait Der Sabre, tuqenObaft 5u iein,
un0 mas ben a~ltersgralten Roue 60
parO gilbert betrifft, 10 tommt er no9
niGt in 8etra3t. Man brau6t bur6z
aus ni6t bur4 bic Singer 81 ieben,
nm gu Der GrtenntniB 81 fommen, DAB
Die 9ofluft beute piel reinsr lit, ais lie
ie in europa mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Tranf arciner.

Gs frarb um l3. Ddr3 6rant Rrtju;r, ~otIitat,
Gatts BON WlrD 3. RrsiH'r, i'm alter Don ~ Sab
rtn, 10 Dluuutti mo II SaGcH. Sjt Sttroiquni
firost btutG S5saituV, Diopasr5 - ll5r, ool
isinrr lsBttu Mo5uuul, Rr. 2136, 9tnnipiuanid
qv.nut. aus nab Der Ct. @rtgorD's Rir6t itatt
tpOit.bit cine Rtauiemzeo6nsH: tur itins St'!sR
rube ~ccisbrirt iDiro.
MY husband is steering, so free from all pain;
Oh, wake him not, sweet Spirit. TO suffer again.
He slumbers so soundl,. Oh let him sleep on,
His sickness is ended and troubles all gone.
On, think how he suffered and moaned in pain
In the long night hours as we soGthed him in vain
TIL God in his mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered a message of lave.
BY HIS WIFE.
Day by day we saw him fade
And slowly sinE away,
Yet in cur hearts we often prayed
That he might longer stay.
Dear brother, how could we give you NJ
You whom we loved so vel;
How could we drink this bitter cup
And say the word farewell.
By HIS BROTHERS n SISTER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Gnrnpailde Sufss fannale.

en- einem Nepz9orfer 8ldtte finben
mir eine Seremiaoe ii6er Die 3unebmen<
be uniittli4teit in europGii4en 9Ofs
f~reiien. 9us betreffenbe 8latt 5eist,
baB es uber Die 8prgdnge in jenen
Rreifen febr i9le9t unterri9tet 1T unb
baB Der S9rsiber jener Rott3 ie9r me-
mig Sofgei6i4te tennt.
SroBoem Die So6ter bes Don Gar
los ml einem Oerbeiratbeten Maler
BACON GsIGafsH it, trURbsw Der iRnae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

Or. ga Ruc, bic bcritbmte iran56fi3e Iutoritdt
aui Dem @eb;ete o~brOruer Gri6eiuunQ,u, uno 9ros
ichor on Der 9doal=lluiperTtdt, 1T nab einQsbtnOer
9creltidune Der Statiitifen in 6ranfrci1, @cl=
Glen, GugIauO uuO BEN Der. Staatcu III OcmS6luS
osfOmmen, noB bic NtiQuug jum SelbhmOrO cine
Yluuic uno epiOemiib lit. Us ipri6t oaiJr an
ibeineHo iebr oicl in unieIEm Edupc. in iptlteu Sic
SeIbitmoroe - uamentlit inter iUuQcl utuobsU-
raid uui chamber iolqsn. Seine botqelebrtc Nuto=
ritit bat uber bislduq nit 8tuuuiQtcit i]siQciteat.
oh Dluluria spiDcmii0 ODER enotmii6 lit; ~iuoeiieu
1T e lett uabclu ciUen balbeH Sabr5uuotrt cine
oucrtauute Sbotia6e. OdB Du5 3uUcrlGiTQte Dor
beuQunes= uub S~silmittel fir pie peri6isocueu
5ormtu opu Wsularia @oitstter's Woosubitters 1T.
interchangeable YUtisuteu babsu Is abtr uj1t uur
iir GGle BON Ytalaria nit Griolq anQciucupet, ION
bern empicbltu 6 and Qegen Rbsumatismus. Bic
reH= mn Scbcrbeiblptrpen, 0crpOftGt, Spsperie
umO @trftopiurQ. IS ocrmebrt iotDobI ben Nppetit,
ais audi ben S3lai uUo liuOert in oou} opr3iglibcr
gS:jie Die SGludbe U0rrideubcr Sabre.
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&efanntmahnngem.
N iirsau Ger GpmmfTdre fur DfftntlidDr Sdus
- LIN RnfhhnmA.

~
@ultimcrt, Den 4. Wldr5 1898.
9trirQelts 6erocruu9s=angtbo ptrocn in Oit=
fem @iireau bis ~ i 7 10 0 d, ben III. Ytdyj 1893,
WittaQs = llbr. ent0tqen 0cuomncn iHr pie . T.
iOrGuuO Der Dfttutli9tH @ulcn
bitisr Staot init ol6eu W6btlu.
9courfuiiicE etc. Ouis in GluiFs u mn y
ircjifi3ir1, iie iol6e lpdbrcuo ots nit Dem 81.
December 1898 s1otuncu Sabrcs bciteut insrpeu
mOqer.
Spoififotioucn ptrSeu in oicicm gircau Dd6rtro
Der 9si6ditshunOcN crtbsilt. Or gtume zines Sir=
Gen ruO Gin btalaubigtcr Gbcd 0Uis OOltduojQ in
BEN Sptjiiita;jpuu aHqegcbcu) mltHeu icOtm IU=
gcbote ~btiacilQt iCiu.
Sito=TrtotridsStraBc uusQctelt. Die 9etbeiliz
quug sur GiuicnOuuq bon GorOevanO sNugtbottu
ittbt alien Qcrioucn in IND ouBerbolb btr Staot
irti.
Cus Rt6t blsibt DOrbt6uIttu, irgenO pcl&s uno
uuc NnQcbntt gu otrlpCritn.
SIM Outrage
t6I-6) @bas. Y. SenSrr, gcfr,tdr.
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gA 91AIOa9fraBen I1eater.
NORTHERN LIGHTS.

nn HeEloHsn auf or Sabrc. gsolssene uno ans
SstlS.e.e SSsntttc' nlc ic wdbreno oes erfolgreiden
aAIErefeRS IN 9',iO 9ori a~sbrauht uuroe. t65-7Ol
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,,OOrfsN tUcrs0tuie,'
Baltimore Sampf.P afet=SO.
Mltr uun uerldfTac
9 q {.

elegant, 0ampicr tdsIit. ausgeHoulmsu SOnH'
tags, pom luiouzGof C5u6 Der GoHcoroitraBC. $50
Comfort, G~nrfolt, PORTSMOUTH uHp aOCu
@uufteu Sfs SuSsuS. 8erbtrbuHg in Portsmouth
nit Der % Seabooro gir Hluis" ssihIOisHsr .Sus, Boris.
mouth nab AtlaHta. SHse SerbtHeuHa Su @elooH
nit Der -gtIGntic Soait SInis." gu NorfoIt ScrbiH.
buHa nit Der ~gtorfolt NIB Sdrotlua," nytorfolt mn
SOutl,ru," atlantic uu6 9auUilc" uro -gtOrfoIt n1e
gesitrH giieEbabn," mo NIT otr aSlo DomiHious
yiHIe" Hab J~islnbeJEe uHo g9oi5tnatoH, Ms.
DtdbISsitsn nab Dem uropdlihtH Blame. 2~ururioit
SalutsHsS simmer. @letrTiine Stleudtuug. SauIpis
hsiJunl. S0ieH irei- NtaH beige aaiuteH Simmer TN
&ordus in BILLET 8IrsOu Der Eats2iHis, gr. 1873,
OF BalttmorezStr. GcItpbUH I435.
SohH q. 2htrppoS, BinIdm RdnenG,
e5eRsrGlsUlGHagcr. Ser. lSr. uub Saii. NgcHt,
q. SrOpu. General Billet Astnt.
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Ghtnnrn W RnnfrL

Gs fturb an 6rsitao, Den II. Mdr3 1893, 45 ri.
uutcn mad 9 ltbr Ibeuo5, 6oparo VI. 9Gpfc! In
Is. Sabre ieints Stbtus. Sas Acknowledgment
i;p.f II g am Be- Il5v EormttdRs,
pom lruucrbauit, Rr. ll07, C~r!caUs=Strabc, aus
futt, uuO oauu pou ncr ct. 9iuccHtssRir6t, no'
islbt cine 8sauicmslicfc iIr cas SeeIeHbell ots
9crtorbcum abG,bolttn tpirO.
Sic @iuterbliebeHen
Ri-M
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m1.nAe mlnrnldnper @iienbabn.
~n.nttama ottossE 1897.

2LQIl u
r,T.n NJ. piu:usS% tuttou, iUts toI9t;
3ugs PIN 5ReQjug, 1auptltnIt, y. 4 ~. X;
'4:3O Isu0, ., 5Accu MD aus1tHS4lmsu Syn"'ass
Y. gao ? 3'' H. GRambtrsbuTg, DsaEtins0"TS uH'
Eiu51tsE; ,,aas. - Vgri, g. q 8. SIP. nno
!72 @Gt@. saIia uou GmorssSrope' t'rn'r vars
&oAp.ncc' a. ( i. q. u. r,
Isle aH9 COOS = 6auptIluit, 9bamb,tsburg]
81 S2s'tG m5mitIbur0 uno U. X W. u. IT, nap
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Baltimore nuapoIiss SbOrtsStnes
S~ileubaln.

500 Rraftam IA. 0pOtmbtr 1927.
/ 5iat ]Ss,TTlaTsn Die GamOeHsS tatiOH nab aHnag9'
lis T WlO 3nii3mtatlonsR an sso3.ntagsH I'm %
90 G'S'sS Wrropplis uuo u. G5. / Y. 3lDi'btGs
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SeIMtaag 500 gormit;aas qgo 45o aa5Mittsgs.
Ipla9's INN -55 8ormittaQs. 1900 Ulitiugs,
55aSy6S"g Sg37miftoJs NM Clio AbsHOs. S~OuUtugs 9.3l
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t5olib, ausgtu0mmsn Sounta1s, pan gSsit Il. Sf'
.Fr.ztraBe, Baltimore. db,
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Ghns- w. Srnnref.

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tr Sobn oou grant urO 9au.iu: &sHorct, IL itjz
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ulrug, gr. 207, gsitzUtu.5tr9sStyaB aus nab
ptr st. alpborius=Rjrbt itatt, %iuoiclbit cine Re
euirmsoo6msfc fHr isin: S:s.snrube t:hbyirt sUiro.
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(Sau 6raujiscOer Elott:r mO9tl ~aeidliait tOpi=
- t61-1
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91A Merchandise Miners

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yubefahi9leit fir Tr0tt Urbe1reHBt, i~or9iiltIsc 8ers
Iapuug uHb IbHsle SeiorosruH9.
6. u. Biniusbam, G3tHt, Baltimore, Do,
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Scrneoina 3cinfc.

Is farb am Slmital, 0m L. BAR, @,rutojra
Rsiutt. Q~clie5ts @a,:;n BON Gtrburo 8:jat, uuO
IO5tsr o:s II. QutpiHe 86dtr. Sic SttreiluU1
iiuott beuts, Gi:uital, Itoraals j. ubr,
nom Nr. 1909, OtsGagtr= Strabt, ans itltt. 6rtuN0t
iiUo siu9tllOtn.
81, :rautrnDtu @inttrblitbturu.
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49, Sf>Gnn 9eibz unS Sparpereiu.
MA@S Notwithstanding uno gRcbI BON afu OH
SirettoreU fiuoet Wittfupd, YbsHo. ben 10. Mars,
in q. u. GoIFs totGl, g de CrlcaMss une Ghnpels
Stra6t. ftatt, Doau ale D,italieoer siH9slooen itHo.
(63,5-5) y. 3eIemann, Setrstdr.
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&~erlammlnnasz Mn3elaen.

~giitolieber oss ~Siuren Smmrrpdbreneen
AS Srihs unb Spars@eretns" limb ireunolibft
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meuoe Sahr IN q. =. SmiIh's Dale, Or. 4OJ,
Norris SpIfcffrdse. teute Nbene. ben ID. UiaTa
5eiSupobnsi. Seprge Sprid1.
1856 4rditoeHt.
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Nene Insetqem

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nG!bjQw Jtutb trtbsiltu. Ssuti6 uno GU1liib.
t56-7D Ir. 22O, WecfzS ranFIinsGtr.
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Baltimore Ss6ts6- Gifem6aOm

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