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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
MR.. SUDLOW RESIGNS
Declines Reelection as Secretary
and Treasurer of Rock ISL
and Peoria.
HAS BEEN WITH ROAD Is YEARS.

Present Step Is Taken Owing to Poor
HeaIth-Annual Meeting of Stockhold-
ers of the Company Todsy-Onicers Are
Chosen and Semi-AnnuaI Dividend De-
clared.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Rock Island Il Peoria
Railway company today. the resigna-
ton of II. b. Sudlow, the secretary
and treasurer of the road, was pre-
scented and accepted, Mr.. Sudlow de-
clining n reelection owing to the con-
dition of his health.
\. r. Flower, of New York, A KIM
ball, of Davenport, and Phil Mitchell
and c. I. Lynde, of Rock Island, were
chosen directors fer two years, the
hold-over directors being II. K. Cable,
III. S. Cable and III. b. SudlOw. The
last named three gentlemen were also
chosen as executive committee. The
directors elected the following Off
GERS
President r. Cable.
Vice Presidential. 5. Cable.
Secretary-R. HI. Hudson.
Treasurer-H. Z. Greenou%h.
Mr.. Hudson, who is auditor for
the company, and Mr.. Greenough,
who is superintendent, will fill the
offices of. secretary and treasurer re-
spectivelv in addition to their present
duties. The regular =! per cent semi
annual dividend was declared, payable
July l. The road is in Il prosperous
condition.
Regret His Retirement.
The following was adopted: Re
solved, That the board of directors
of the Rock Island IL Peoria railroad
hears with regret the intention of 1t.
b. Sudlow to sever his connection
with said company, and that vote of
thanks be extended him for his long
and efficient service and for his uni
form kindness and courtesy toward
his associates and his employees and
the patrons of the road"
In retiring from the activities of
railroad life Mr.. Sudlow closes n
record of IS successful years of con-
tinuous service. While filling the offices
of superintendent and secretary and
treasurer, few years ago relinquish-
ing the former, the management of
the entire system was under his direc-
ton, and probably the Peoria road
has never had Il more courteous or
popular man in its service. APP
proachable at all times, kind and con-
siderate, yet ever watchful of the
interests of his company, Mr.. Sudlow
made friends rapidly, both for him
self and his road, to which he de-
voted the best years of his life, and
which he leaves now only because his
health demands that he should. MIR.
and Mrs. Sudlow will spend the sum-
mer at the seashore. Then they will
travel for year. Mr.. SudlOw is I'M
decided as to what his plans will be
| thereafter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

could say no more than repeat the
Irishman's thousand million well
comes"
Hon. William jackson was intro
duced as the first speaker. He told
of a suggestion made by Il gentleman
in 1892, before the old Improvement
association. That gentleman said
that an order was growing up
in the west which would soon need a
new home. and he expressed the hope
that it would some day locate in Rock
Island, the town of his birth and the
place that Nc loved. That man was
Maj. Halves. His hopes had been re-
allied, but not without Il struggle,
the real severity of which few people
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
CONDUCT is COMMENDED.
Secretary AIger Says Mai. Blunt Did Not
ErroneousIY Interpret Authority.

secretary Anger says MAI biuht bah WI
Enormously Interpret Authority.
Following is the official opinion of
the secretary If war as to the conduct
of Mai. 5. f Blunt, commandant at
Rock Island arsenal, in connection
with the recent difficulties there:
War Department, Office of the Sec
rotary. May 20. Respectfully re-
turned to the chief of ordinance: The
full and satisfactory evidence con-
tanned in this report shows clearly
that the commandment, Maj Blunt, has
not enormously interpreted the au-
thority under which he acts. or the
manner of its application in the adj
ministration of his command; on the
contrary, there is justification for
comm endation, and, consequently,
any question relative to criticism of
his administrator is inadmissible and
must be dismissed ut oace as alto
gether foreign to the issues involved
in this labor controversy at the Rock
Island arsenal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

were IN waiting y column of forest
ers representing camps Nos. 500 and 26
and Woodmen and citizens thanked
either side of Second avenue to the
west, the foresters presenting arms
as the carriages containing the party
of honor and speakers moved down the
avenue preceded by Bleuer's band
The procession was under the direction
of Marshals w j. Ransom and p j.
Cary, and turned south on Fifteenth
street to the headquarters building.
which was illuminated throughout.
while in the windows were stationed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
Price MarveIS In Lace Curtains.

An extraordinary purchase of brok-
en- lots of laces curtains at soc on the
dollar enables us to make the follow
ing exceptional prices on new and
seasonable lace curtains:
Lot Choice Sl.IS pair. $50 pairs white
and ecrue nottingham cUrtaios, values 81 50 to
81. as, hut they go at a pair Sl.IS.
Lot Choice St.iS per pair. 2Io pairs best
Nottingham limitations, Brussels and fish net
curtains in white and ecrue, regular 81, -.
81. 10 values only 81. ~
Lot 3-Choice ut 81 81. $50 pairs of Noting
ham curtains all worked edges, extra leng tbs,
also real fish net curtains elegant Irish point
and Renaissance effects, values up to 81; go at
Sl.S7. (Lots not large come early fer choiceD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
I. 8. MCCabe SEQ.
Wash Dress Goods.

Unusual attractions for this week.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock we
place on sale fast color Foulard lawns,
dimities and cordette lawns in pretty
designs, one dress to customer, Sc
per yard.
While they last this week we shall
sell about 500 remnants of this sea-
sons choicest white and colored wash
dress goods, the result of six weeks
most active wash goods business.
Clean 'em out quick while they last
ut half the marked price. Organdies,
Dimities, Swisses, Piques, Madras
Cloth, ETC., waist lengths shirt
lengths, J price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
MAJ. HAYES HONORED
Royalty Welcomed by Rock ISL
and on Return From M. w.
A. Head Camp.
PROCESSION AND sPEECHMAKING.

ney johnson Escorted From Train to
the Orders Building, Where FeIicItous
Remarks Are Made by Prominent Citi-
zens-Great Outpouring of People.
Rock Island extended a royal well
come to Maj. c. w. Halves last night
in honor of his return from Kansas
CITY, where for the fifth consecutive
time he was chosen the head clerk of
the Modern Woodmen of America,
the headquarters of which order were
launched in this city largely through
his efforts. 1t was an unaffected ex-
preston of the JOY the people here
naturally feel in the continued conf
dence of the WoOdmen of the country
in their esteemed fellow townsmen; a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

the lady attaches of the office and
Royal Neighbors, who waved hand
kerchiefs as the carriage containing
Maj. and Mrs. Halves and Mayor Nc
Conochie and ex-Mayor Medill neared
the speakers stand. This had been
erected at the main entrance of the
building, and was lastly decorated
with bunting and flags
An Immense Cattle. Ing.
There was an immense assemblage of
people gathered about the platform
when the meeting was called to order
by the chairman of the executive
committee Before the exercises proper
were begun, G. w. McCaskrin in be-
half of FAY Halves camp, Royal Neigh
bors, presented handsome boquets to
Mai. and Mrs. Halves.
Mayor William McConochie, after
being introduced as chairman of
the evening. expressed the high
regard entertained for Maj. Halves by
ali the people, and extending to him
the city's welcome on his return from
the head camp. where he had again
triumphed, and heartily congratulate
ing the MAJOR on his success, past
and present, and the hope that it
would 90 on. and with it the contin-
ued growth of the great society that
he represented. The mayor said he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
Captivating Bargains in Linens.

Things you need. Snap them up quickly IOc
toweIiug per yard sc. lS-inch check a Ger
man crash toweling, red border, gooi and
heavy per yard SC.
31Mc Turkey Red Plaids, 25c.
Warranted fast colo'S. Turkey red table
CLOTH; I'd. white and blue plaids regular price
371sc, at per yard CSC
SI.OO Table Damask, SOC.
6 pieces 81 and ~ inch satin dam
ask full bleach, 6 different patterns,
regular 75c and 81 values, soc.
10 dozen good honey comb towels at
8 O'Clock each afternoon, apiece 1c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
COrSef Covers,

- dozen zoe corset covers Sc.
b dozen corset covers of muslin and cambria,
al good styles carefully made values ranging
from 35c to 42c. one price for the lot, each PC.
Large assortment of dainty corset covers,
new French and other styles, just what is
wanted to wear with the new white shirt
waists, priced for this sale nj 35c, i5c, soc, Csc,
75c, soc and SIC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
Fourth of July.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company will have on sale
round trip tickets TO points on the
Burlington system. within two hun
dred miles at round trip rate of one
and one-third of the standard first
class fare; minimum selling rate, sc
cents. Tickets good going day of
sale, good returning until July ..
Selling dates July / To 1 inclusive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

understood. The major had almost
given of his life's blood that Rock ISL
and might become the home of the
order. But he accomplished what he
started out to do. and the magnificent
building would stand as a monument
to hi efforts. Mr. jackson said it
should be great source of gratifica-
ton TO the major and To Rock Island
people that the head clerks and head
officers every act. including the
removal of the headquarters from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
Pure Food SpeCiaIties.

Demonstration of pure food specialties ne our
store IN Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Star brand bon sleSs herring, SHREDDED cod fish
and sliC ed smoked n EFF Ladies' all invited
MIR cook book will be presented to
each one Interested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

Backache should never be neglected.
1t means kidney disorder which, if
allowed TO run too long. will result in
serious and often fatal complaints
Foley's Kidney Cure is guaranteed for
kidney disorder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

He that is warm thinks all so,
but many people are always cold be-
Cause of poor blood They need Hood
Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13
Drawers.

Good muslin drawers. cluster tuclSS l5c
Umbrella drawers made of fine cambria and
muslin. Handsomely trimmed with large ruffte
of medici or torchon lace, insertion to match.
yoke band real values up to S5c, one price for
this June sale SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-13

Continued on Seventh page
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
Ser GiitmGrSer cut6eft,

0epz0 ort, 81. 0a8ember.-Die
9oIi3ei0eb0rba in 0spart maGte IpGt
geIern Q6an6 bic Ndnen Der SAMPLER
6etannt, pelGe aus Der Silberpdaz
rens6a6rit bon 6rant u. 2ebfi6ner
u. So. fil6srpIattirte 8e6Glter er6iels
ten, pie Elm IelGsr in BAN G0rni6z
@ergifturgsfoIe Die 9auptrOQe ipislt.
(Siete 9sPef6e auf Der 3. Settle Oities
8IlttesD Inter DieIeH 5dubIern be-
TinDen Ti4: Sames 81. 4rmiger
II. s o., 8altimOre; GrsenIeaf II.
gros6n, SddIpnbiqe; 96eIp5 uno
Qpams, Gan 5ran5i5co; g. 9eTes,
MaiEington; SEQ. Gbans, 9bilaoeIz
pfia; Mermpo SaccarO SetpslrD Co.,
Ct. 2ouis; Gpoulbing H.. g., g6icuz
&c; Stepfen5 II. g., G6icago, un0
Gcot II. Sacques. 3renton, rs.
Gcpit6n W&cGlustp, G6sf Des Sc
beimpoli5siz8ireaus, fagts, baB er
Den Gfulbigen. pslder 6drrb Cor
nib Our6 bic pOit gsianbtes @ift gu
tGotsn berfufte, tnnerbdIb u Stun
ZEN in Saft ne6men niirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
Gin blrtiacr 9nmhf.

Seofibe, Oregon, 30. De3amber.
- G6drles MilarD, Elm notortider
&auf6oIb, erifoB bsute S6eriff S.@.
Diliums unb 6Hlfs@ SGeriff Gamers
unb pertpunDets Den 5iilFssSGariFf
WliIer. Gr iel6it puroe DomStdutsz
i%enator st. 80. Sutton getDbtet. Milz
Iurp mar beroG9tig, Das CONNER
@p6n6au5 be5 StuatsTenatprs be-
rautt unb in 8rauO geitedt gu BADEN,
uno ereignete Ii9 Die 6lutige S9isBz
4ffaire. aIs 8eamte iein 9all5 na9
ben geIto9knen @rtiteln bur6Iu4tsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
photographer anf denomination.
Ei6cts.

Die pPenni9IOanisr GiIsnba6n=
Gompagnie" ma4t biermit 6etannt,
buB am 1. Sanuar 1899 bsqinnenb
antragiteQer fir auf so RsiIen giiltige
monatIids Communication : Sidets"
3piIAen ben Stdbtsn Baltimore unO
GaIbington Dem @erfaufs : Qgenten
Eer gBenniplDanier GiIenba6nS@omz
Pa9nie" cine Photographic i6rer gers
ion liefern miifen, gemGB Dem M}uz
iter, pel9es i'm Bureau oes @erfaufsz
Ngenten eingeieben peroen tann. Gs
tperoen feline 8iGete Der b~eaeidjneten
&lafe 5pii9en ben 9enannten Gidbz
ten d~usgegeben perben, bebor Der On
trdgiteler ni4t cine fot6e gbotpords
Pile eingeltefert bat. Oie g6oto6raz
Pile tpirb an Dem 8iGeta 6sFsIfiot aro
10 Elm SRil DsfeI6en psroen.
9a e5 in Der &egel cine @o6s bauz
ert, 6ebOr 6erartige 86otograp6ie'n gu
bef8aFfn IinO, Iolten Ti8 QntragItelz
Ter bemgemdB DDrbersitea.
(342.5 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
qus Dem Snnrrtn Garglanb'S ntS
Den au~grru3etlOrn StQatel.
200 Mr6eiter beG4GFti
dunGsID &.

Die @teBerei Der @s6riiOer @d5f'3
in Gepbcrt Nsp8 ipurDe por9siterH
Q6ano bur4 5suer fait ~pplitGnoig ger.
itDrt. Der S1aoen iteat fh All
$40, goo, o;o @3rfferuHg betrdgt nur
$1,000. &tpa 200 QrbevNr ltrlo
8eitpcilig pine geTtdftigung, 0u b!e
5irnra a6sr groBs Gontratte fir ote
Regierung aus5uTiibren fat, IOlen Die
@erte IoFart pie6.r aufga6aut tperoen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
Sir SaBressS ilau, III Srn Wcri3trn.

3una6me Der @erift8fdue. - Me5r
@tntinfte. - Wenigsr Chen unb
me6r SdaiDGngen. - g~innabmsn
aus 2icen3en. - Ieue @sI6GFt8z
llnternebmsr.
Die 8eri6te linb pG6renb be8 Sab
res, treldss baute fir bieIel6en 3uGnDe
gebl, auBerOrbertti6 beI9Gftigt gene
len, unb Elm @ergIei9 Der ae8iItrdnOe
BON 1898 nit benen BON anosrtn SAB
rln 5eigt, baB Elm Qnipo9Ten Der 3d6I
Der BON ben neuen GjGtern ~betpQliig=
ten 9e19dfta itQtt1sfurben FAT.
Weniger 8anferptta uro paniger
G~rRernuagen ppn 8~erlpaItern fino gu
per3et6ner, tpd6rerb bic 3a6I Der elm
geret&ten Sncorpprationen gr0bsr, ais
I'm leBten Sabre lit, urb babur@ auf
cine b~ergrOBsrte S6dtigfeit i'm Sc
i6dftstben btnfpeiien. IS lit leioar
lpdbr, baB 8sr6re6en ebenfuQs i'm
Stetgen begriffen Itnb, unO bic 9rotOz
tort in ben bttbsn Gr;m,nulgert6ten
-(5en, baB oieIeS SSd6r na6e5u 2600
~porldufige Irtlagen bon ben 9rpBgez
i6tporsnen fDrmulirt puroer, gagan
2211 i'm 8orio6rs. Sire Isabelle u6er
bic 9ispoiiiion Der 5GQs tit ieBt in
@Or6ereitunq, bod pirb lie nidht DIR
Gnoe bteiss Sermins pplenbst parDen
fDnren.
3una6me in GintUnfteu.
@ie cine 3u6aue bes g(fiuars beg
Common 8Ieas : @ert6ts, Sume8 8.
2tbtn9itone, aufpeiit, Iino Die Sim
FINITE bRIe5 Sa6re5 Inn $11,829.70
9rDBer, as i'm Sabre 1897. 0G6reno
oss 8priabre3 puroan $685., 283.O4
eingenommen uno $711,112.74 in
1898.
bur flint MirtGT9dften purben Der
f1On 10 lan9sn 2tIte htil3ugeFiigt. SIN
Sabre 1897 ertitirlen ceren POSI-, pelz
de cine 2icenSgebii6r bDn $513,875
erIsgten, jeBt lit Die 3u1l 2086 uno Die
@tntinfte aus DenieIbsn auf $515,625
geittegen.
Sir Seinbe Der Gtgarretten pirb Die
S4atfa@e BON SSnierefe Ietn, baB bic
3abl Der 8ertauF8itelsn fir bteielben
BON 1859 ouf GOT geiuHten tit.
@ent9er G6en unb me9r
SHeibun9en.
Der Q~iebesgptt mar in bisTem Sabre
nift 70 erfolgrsi6 ais i'm IeBtan; 282
Seirat68ltcensen tpsriger tpurbsn i'm
@ergteib gum Sabre 1897 in bisTem
Sabre au8geitfIt. 81: 3abfeH Iino fir
1897, 1929; fir 1898, 4541.
glnosrerIeit5 Iinb Die Sdpibuaggn
Sablretdsr gspeIsn. Sn 1897 tpurDen
beren i'm Stabtz&rsiSQeri9t 148 ein@
gerei4t, Don Denen SO befpiQigt, 8 a6z
getpeIen tpurben unb BON benen bic
ii6rigen nod Idtpeben. SIN felben Sc
ri6t puroen bieies Sabr 155 &lagen
eingeret6t, SO 6epiligt, II abgepisien
uno 90 fhpeben nod.
SIN &wisgeri6t Nr. 2 nurben in
1897 292 S6eioungsflagsn eingez
rei&t, 90 betpiQtqt, 18 abgapsIen un0
118 f6peben nod. @Gbrenb bs5 gs=
9%entpdrtigen SSa3res purOen 324 8la=
gen eingerei6t, Ill bsntQigt, Is abgsz
tpteien nnb 1913 iin0 nod ni6t entz
f6ieben.
@inndBmen aus 2tcen5en.
Die fplgenben @abit6pen nurosn i'm
/
@ommpn 8leas@@eri9t fir 2cen5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
G6nt0ig beiunOcn.
6rdu 9ottjn pirO 81 Ie6an5ldngljher
s3udt6mlsfroTe perurt6eiIt.

can Tran5i5co, Sal, 80.
3s3em6er. - Die @ei9norenan III
benz 8ottin > &ergiftung5 PrO5eiie
Fanoen beute bic NE3eflogte Dt5 Wtorz
bes I'M critan 8rabe ihu.Oig unO ieBz
ten bic Strafe ouF Ie6sn5tingli6e
,3u8t6ausfaft felt.
(6iermit Finbet elmer Der ieniatioz
neuitan Moropro3e7e Isinen DorlduTi=
gen Nb5GlnB. 6rau 9Ottin mar an
getldgt, 6rau Cunning uaO oeren
G8reFer in 9pbar, Del, ourA per
4pIt 5ugeI6i6tes 3uderpert Dergiftet
gu ha6sn.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02

" 1872
Ole ,Gitiaens 9empcruz
tic Mfiociution" BAT in elmer
8eTammlung, in car fan ale 8ar05
b2rtreten m2ren. einItinmi8 Die @abL
bas 9rn. Sons5 3. 8orter ais 9rGIiz
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inboHirt.
8egeu 8hierquGIeret Be-
# IT, Ser 2Ozjabrtoe J}eger Go
paro 3Dbinfpn. o&n Der 9oI+5iit Sobu
SarIoB unter Der QGntla9e psr6aftei
tatte, Elm trdntes 8fer0 ppr {einea Bdz
sen %geIponnt Sl bdben, puroa eepern
rcm BOli8siri4sr @rannan i'm mittz
Ieren 0ifritt rps9en 36ierqualersi nm
S. uno Soften 6&Hraft.
Die 81 4Iaroz 2pga q r.
26" be8 SrDsu5 ,S6ialo of 6ouor"
Fat q2itern ais 9edmte ertrG6lt: IIeis
tier Mm. 60brim, Suniors0}titsr s..
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RseTe, 6inar3ASetretGr s. 90. Ban
FAINT, S6aBmeiiter 80. 81. Scott, 7ii9z
r.r s. q. 8ormutb, Saplun 6. ".
StaBfOrt, Srqaniit 8. s. S6murts,
@srtreter sur 8roBIoQe @. 80. Ssrp.Q,
SteQNrtreter 81. 8. @reene.
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8er56Dnerurgs : 8srein"
belt g2itern Qbano in 'eiuem 2otale
an @qiDttz uno 9afurentitraBe cine
Ste3ials8arTmmlutg ab urD Be-
IfloB, am Il. 5dnuar in Der gganton
@coOamD" etnsn nSmoter" 5u peranz
Itdltsn.
Ger r2or6 Baltimore
DC dnner6pr" belt geIteru IN Der
.2orb Baltimore M} Gnner9Dr=61Ge"
an Der 5urForba2lpenue, 8tpiI6:n
g91Te> unO 8ib6RiIraBe, feline ragalz
mdBj9s @srIammlltnq al. Den 8orz
iiB fiibrEe 8rGii0ent So6n 6ron3 unD
oas 8rototoQ SetstGr Muguit 36iez
me; IS lpurDen uber nur 3Dutine@8az
fGIfts erteOigt. ;Sn Der S~ingitunbe
purosn urter 2situnq ba8 5rn. q.
Nsber Qteber fir bic WeibRaGt5bez
IGcerunq unb MISUNDERSTANDING gsz
it5t, tpal6e am ndditsn Monbag BON
Der 9amRnTettipn ba5 8erein5 Deranz
itdltat perDen pIr6.
9a5 @sr3niigungszgomtt belt g2z
ftern Qbenb audi cine 8arfummluug
al un0 trdf 8orbereitungen fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING gs tparD be-
f6loian, 0a&mittdgs Die Sinber 3u
baTGaersn unO Q6eub5 cine ilnter0dlz
tuuA fir Die Grtpa@Ienen gu peranz
italien. Sin prGdti9er 3dnnet6aum
Miro Fir bic 8slaoanGsit geIfnidt.
Sr. Ssinri9 f5si6e fii6rte ben 8orIiB
uno or. Vt. :. Gei8 bns ProtCtOG.
Der 53itFrzGlub n&o-hQetB" pirO
e6snfaGs bsi Der Ftier mitipirter.
unter I4Derer Qni8ul>
DiqunQ.- Inter her Nn{6ulOiz
ound, ouf bic 13ziG0ri8e 5etene 0as
6rolpstb. CIR. 1884, @drretts2losnue
nobrbaft, einen unTittli6en @rgriFf
uemaft III ho6er, puroe Der 43 Sabre
ate 6rdnt SdOosfD qeitera pom Poz
li3eirifter S60n in Der IiioliG.nSta=
ti0n bem9triGtSbtrfo6ren ibertpi9ian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
Sir cSaus fret aeGei3t,

ni6t osnau oom fiuauIitasu esauopunft ans, fons
bern p~oandnoil irsi BON allen 70 baufig btt ecis
i~unessaG.1g,H Oor5.iunoeHtu IldHgslH. Sas 6aus
in 30 RiHaisH Ha0 arlbiyBug Ds5 Gtutrs trs
l5dralt.
Gin SrittsI o,s Gtu,suaoss 0atsriaIs g,ipart.
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ALYA HUBBARD HEATING COMPANY.
Rr. 40, goros6atD,rtsGtr., BEN 9ababof etosHab,r
(Stpt.I8. 1880
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-02
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