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New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
GrLLERAN sURRENpERs To CARROLL.
-rIE c-t5rCKAsAv CLUB. or WHICH He Is
PRESIDENT. INDORSES THE ICE
MANS CANDIDACY

Thomas GiIleran. one Of the anti-Caf1oiI ieSuel<
os +ba xxTxth District. added 10 The ga!ety OF
-o,+ioe last night tv announcing his surrender 10
l-s-ron The Cbickasaw Club his organization, mas
5dos5 the candidacy of Carroll for the leadership
and Nr CSilleran will do his best TO keep the ia
nous rTamuany icenan in tie Tammany eAecu-
,;xe committee. In a letter TO The lrlpuhc -8s'
night Mr. GiIleran says, in part
The methods now prevalent in the AAlAth As
xrlzy District in behalf of some ot the callolla1
g 4lra TarnTnanv leadership are so suoNerSNS pI
+be rrinciple OF home rule AND SO caIculdteo 70
trf,,e1 5ierer7ito on the Democratic organization
Of ~ disrr{C1- that the ChChasa~ tiun OF Nalti5
as a candidate has indorsed the candidacy OF Jofn
p Carroll. This Is done with my approval. al-a @
Sic reasons given 10 my friends and supporters are
satisfactory 10 them. I wish also 10 give the as
surance and warning that the Gay Il pes,tI.1 pes,t
eolonizatjofl and corruption in primary methods
and that If the people Of locality wish clia1s
in roi.v or REPRESENTATION they must be allowed
10 attend to II themselves. Further, that an honest
effort 10 bring about needed reforms and onpoftunl
.ss Tor new men and new conditions vii always
Asya nv support and the support Of the Chckasaw
Club.
The Chickasaw Club adopted resolutions IN part
follows
Whereas The interests of the residents Of the
district are sought To be firjhered by MI CarToii
along the lines OF the policy OF this club oe II
Resolved That th's club support the 81 ndldacy oi
John 2 Carroll for leader of the MIMI ASSEM-
hlv District-
PAR Of The following OF AEer !. Stein tho Great
or N.u-York Democracy leader captured oy
Carroll last week Thomas z. Rush IS still fighting
Carroll. but Carroll apparently VIII nave H'te
trouble in winning September %.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
DR. j. H. GIRDvER'S son KILLED.

he WAS CRUSHED TO DEATH N y YACHTING
ACCIDENT Al BLOCK ISLAAD.
Block Island, f. /, Sept. John Hawley
C;irdner ir., of a New York physician. is
dead from d singular yachting accident tonight
He was on his catboat and in making landing
was caught across the chest between the mast
and the cap log of the wharf He was terribly
crushed.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
4RRTTALS on THE C4MP4NIt.

Among the passengers who arrived last night on
town were the Right Hon. Lord Monk Breton. the
Hon George Keppel, Sir William MuIock, Postmas-
ter General OF Canada the Right Rev. L j. Prem
derEast and General Charles T. Roe.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing ar Sheershead Bay.
Outing Of the Tamrnany Central Asoatlon 3I ne A'h
District leaving East Thirty-hrst-st AT $40 a. m
James e March Association outing eaTlns ChaIhoFIS
North River at $50 a m
Trial Of airshio az Manhattan Beach, afternoon
Band concert in Central Park. 4 P m
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
G. y Y MEN IND0RsE TAMMANYITEs.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED IN xxxIvTH DIS

TRICT FAyoRING NOEBUS AND NAGLE
big mass meeting Of the Greater New York
Democracy of the ExXfTth Assembly District was
held last night in Majestic Hall. One-hundred-and
tuenty-ffth-st. near Lexington-ave There were
zpea king. fireworks and music and surprise
when the Greater New-York Democracy gave its
Endorsement 10 the Tammany Hail candidates for
the leadership.
Coroner William O'Gornan. jr. Of The Bronx
who is the leader Of the Greater New-York De-
raocracy Of the district presided. John c Heaney
Of the same district, South Side, was present
O'Gorrnan has been trying wrest the Democratic
leadership Of the district, North Side, from August
Noebus the Tammany Hall candidate. and Heaney
has been lighting Percival Z. Sage for the leader
ship IN the South Side
Feaney presented the resolution withdra wing
the Greater New-York Dernocracy's two candi-
dates for The leadership from the indors-
ing Moehus and Nagle the Tammany Hall men
The resolution was passed unauimously- amid great
cheering.
\ committee sent inform Mr.. Nasle found
him a. his headquarters in the kanawha Club. at
Cyfe-h -hunor twenty Lexing-
tor-ave-, and escorted him 20 the hall. He thanked
the meeting for the willingness of those present
10 intflst The politics of the district him
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Wool. q Yard Wide. No Shodd

Remarkable Gains Still Growing
Tho circulation O The York Tribune shows a
u per Daily and than 10 cent sun
day August. 1907 compared with the month
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

John Hawley Girdner. jr, son of John
John H Grdner. the well known Democratic
politician and warm personal friend of Bryan
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 5.3c sunset 6.o4 SOS Moons age
HIGH WATER
sandy Hook Island 1900 Hell
1919 Island 11.lt Hell Gate a"
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Professor Hilprecht has brought TO
America d most interesting library. every
volume or tablet Of which was written
prior to Abrahams leaving Ur- Of the
ChaIdees. This library was in the great
temple OF Bel. Babylonia, which vas de
strovcd 22S. e. G
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Announcements
MiSSOula. Tetonka
Two New Collars.

The favorite for restoring life and color to the
hair IS Parker's Baisam.
Iitndercorns. best cure for corns- cts.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
TIC { IN
as follows
ALLEGED OFFER FROM WOoDRUFF-
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DENIES CHARGE
or AN ATTERBURy MAN.

There Z story current IN Brooklyn last even
trg that Lieutenant Governor Woodruff, in his ttshS
against the reEormers. had tried to induce the cap
7afn OF an election district TO desert them by
promise have the captains brotaer-in-law, II
spector Elias P Clayton. placed III charge OF the
police force II Brooklyn The charge made
nv George E. Hawthorne. iieutenant of Walter
3 Atterbury. the --etorm leader III the XNIIth As
senlbly District Hawthorne is 3 hrothe--!n-laV OF
Inspector CLAYTON. who is the head of the police
force IN the borough OF Queens. M Hawthorne
spoke Of Mr.. WoodTuf's Offer while attending
meeting OF the district captains CO Mr. Atterburr's
Assembly district Thursday eTsnlng- He &c
cTsred that Mr. Woodruff sent for him and told ni1
that II he went to his (Nr. WoodruG's) side
and deserted Atterbury bringing his district With
him. he would to IL that Inspector Clayton,
desired 20 be transferred 10 BROOKLYN would ne sent
there. Mr. Hawthorne said he replied that in
cIcenents Mr.. Woodruff could hold him
would take him away from Mr., Atterbury.
7 told him, in plain English added Mr..
Hawthorne. what thought Of his offer
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff last evening G
knouledged that he had seen Mr. Hawthorne, and
said:
I mad talk with Hawthorne but made no offer
have his brother-in-iaw transferred here 7
couldn't have such transfer made il wanted to
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Bishop Farley,

Archbishop Corrigau. viii rule over
I 200 OOo Roman Catholic souls. Picture
of the Bishop and St. GabrieIs Church,
where he Iabored for many years.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SOudan Missionaries.

The Copts d strange sect of Oriental
Christians. are the only missionaries Eng
land allows in the SouGan.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
The ArbOretum.

Nh Lowell NJ Palmer, Of Stamford
Conn. has spent ten years collecting rare
shrubs and trees from all over the world
Description and Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Little Mayors.

Prominent men in the different sections
of Manhattan are called Mayors of their
districts. Photos and character sketches
Of some Of these qussi-Oficials.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Life Saving Crews.

These brave men. whose solitary patrol
Of the sea beaches saves many lives, have
resumed active work after their summer
vacation. Some thrilling stories. with
photos
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SAYS HE'S GOT EN- on THE RUN

at the, primaries two to one he had or three
times before.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
New-York State Fair,

Which takes place at Syracuse, septem-
ter to IS Photos Of the commission
ers. grounds. stC.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
A 5000 Acre Farm.

Enormous farms are numerous IN the
West. but few people know that there IS
a 1000 acre farm in Vermont II IS called
the "SheIburue Farms, and is the prop
errv Of Dr.. ". Seward Webb Interesting
Illustrations and description
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

Cotton mills in New-England are clos
ing their doors because of the competition
of mills in the South which employ chill
dren at the looms. The closing Of the
Greenwoods Cotton Mill, in New-Hart-
ford. Conn. from this cause has thrown
500 people out OF work. Photographs Of
the almost deserted town.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

'Brings mall
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

p & W
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

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Observation-Disclosures

Waifengeri9t. = (9or ben
3i6tern Garage, 8lod II. O'8rien.)
@rnannt nuroen 81 Na9laBbernalz
tern in ben 5dGen DON 9bilipp Sd
barot 6rances @d6arbt, 8Irgi6aft
$4,000; BON &raft %. @9mibt SEQ,
s. Obredt, 8irgi4uft $4,000; BON
Barbara 9Otups SDfepb 5. &aipar,
8iirgi6uft $1,000; gum SeitumentSS
pOGitreder i'm 6aGe bon Glen 2epis
2ouis 2epis, 8iirgi9aft $500. g2a9z
laB6eri9te eingerei4t in ben 5dGen
bon Qnnie 6. GIarfe, $54O4; 9enrp
9. 0ippel, $2O45; G6arles 5. SaDs
Ior, $2051; @iGiam 8. 9ertins,
$6132; 0ebiter u. GDdns, $52,771
SnOentarber5et4niTe eingerei4t in
Den 6dGen ppn Soiepb GorbOn,
$131; So6n @6eiIing, $4,000; 2Ouis
&pt6, 1878; 2ouis .. 8reies, $16,@
1888. @ertdufe rutifi3irt i'm Sale pOn
CHARLES s. Su1lpr, $71O.
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Bum Inuffamni bereit.

Gan 6runcisco, "a. Suli. =
Champion Seffreis uno r9uh4mteo"
SibIimmons iinO tampfberett. Nm
nd6Fen 5reitug perben iie bier nm
bic G6umpionzBiirOe unO I'm ROben
getptnn 1i4 na4 alien 8egeln Der
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gefteQt unb tperben Biz gum Sage Der
groBen S9la9t nur nod letAte
6anOur6eit perri9ten 4us alien 2anz
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ben tt6euren Gintritt5preis ni4t
f6euen, tpenn es gilt, einem 5auitz
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finb fir 3uf4auerfurten ein9egangen.
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itiegen SiBiimmons' 9epinnz@b ans
cen, fielen bann auf 10 gegen 4. Die
Q(rena fir ben Sduftfumpf lit ferttg.
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Der rauI6en unb Die Wogen eiptge
9Dmnen bonnern. @r itodt, feline
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iiber i'm mG9tig unb aGgetpultig.
4u9 MagbaIenen's Nugen fte6en
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emit 6o9miitbig b~erabgeieben uuf ben
rei4en 6reiI6ul5en 8iermunn, fiiRlt
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ges einen lGngeren urlaub in Die 9et@
mat6. Nls er, auf Die &nie fale11o,
banf6ar ben Saum i6res&leioe5 tuBt,
ma6t gum eriten Mal Elm .@efiibl retz
ner, 1el6itloier SreuDe tbr 6er5 bo9er
19lagen, un0 f6neq pintt lie inn,
auf3uite6en. Sic fi6lt, ,buB lie Elm
ergebenes 9er3 gepOnnen bat.
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leqt Ieinen Qrm liebeooQ in ben bes
4elteren.
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erf9redt babe nit meiner 9epef4e,
bod tpuBte ih mir ni4t anOers gu
6elfen."
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S6pant6al porgefaGen?"
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T6refen aus Oieier 5rage.
rNun, nun, @dter9en, es 6anoelt
Ii6 nur I'm einen tIeinen l1nfaa @o4'S
uno Elm 9eripreden, nel4es i'd tbr
geben muBte."
Sin n%npOAliein 4~oeltrauts?
N}ein 9ott, Sunge, martere mid niat
lGnger, fage penigtlens e6rli4 unO
geraoe 6eraus, baB tie franf- lit"
sd fam bo4 nt4t liigen." @Orz
mel oriidt beS 8aters 4rm 3drtli4 an
Ietne 8ruIt unb Iiebt linn lG4elnb tn's
8ei4t, rN6er i4 peros Dir bic
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cine 8raut per1prO4en bdtteit. PlDBs
li4 purbe AOp O6nmd4tfg unO i'd
muBte i6r Die 6anO Darauf ge6en, OdB
tie nit ben 8inbern S4pant6al Derz
laFen BARI, tpenn cine frembe 9srrin
bort ein3isbt. Iutiirlid fam i4 ibrem
DunI6 nit 5reuoen na4, utO Damn
telegrap6irte t6 Dir"
(Hprtfebund folqt.)
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men fir Nrancs: 8antiers : Srutten
auf so Sage 5.171 (pentger 1916,
uuf Gi6t 5.164 (rpeniger 1i16), tauf=
mGnntf6e 5.184 (peniger 1f16) Bis
5.198. &ei6Smdrt duf go Sage 94BB.
9ulben auf so Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
4.854, auf @idt 4.87B, taufmdnni=
i4e 4.853-44.
@ertdufe auf Der bie!igen Gffettenz
0nrfp
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0eirnths30;[en3en.

Na9ite6enbe 9eiratbs : 2icen3en
purben getern i'm 8ireau bes Off
tuars bes Common 9leasz9 eri4ts
ausgeite1t:
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IA. @traBs N,|W., Mu16ingtOn, 9
g., unO Murgaret Scunnlon, %.
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Zane 1rnh Nnnnie Nnund. "a.
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Giehfutterz uuS @trubpreiie.

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li8en 8aagen fir 9eu, Strob II. I.
IN. geftern er5ielten preifIe:
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&lee6eu, SIP bis $13, gemii4teS, $14
Bis SIS PRO Some.
@trob. - @et3enitrO6, So, &ogz
genftro6, $12 Bis $14 PRO Some,
@efIt9e 9euDaa9e.
!6eu. = Simotbp, $13 Bis SIS,
9Gee6er, $12 big $14, gemii4tes, $12
Big $14 PRO Some.
Strob. - Wei5enftrob, Sc Bis
So, &~OggentrOh, $12 Bis $14 prO
Some.
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MuftiOns> Nn5eigen.
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Rr. 223, st. 9aul=S traBe.


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Baltimore tpiro Die un%ter3ei6nete Ra6laBuerpaltes
rim am 3 onns # q @, ben Z. &ugut 1902, @ors
mittaqs 10 ll6r begiuneno, nle sur Gabrifation BON
feinen S6uber gebrau6tsn Nlai6jusn, tini6lieBli9
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@aden r9uruiibcr4 unD r@~ruibsNtai6inc, pYolper=
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EfHttHnafl, cbiO, 20 gtuubsA
Gouneif'gluffs, Soma, 2 1ags.
9oHeOro, R.so, 10 StunOeu.
SsHosr, Colorado, p Gage.
S,troit, Wi4., l Sag.
@uloshoH, 9.raS, 2 SAG, 5 StzEe&s
6nrrisbure, ga, 3 5turoen.
SartforO, Connecticut, u 5tuHesR-
Snoidnapolis, SnO, | IaG.
Sddi0u, 9liiFIfppi, 2 Gage.
Sadiouoiue, Glorioa, l 9dg.
RaHias=Gitn. D}iFouri, 2 Ease.
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3%outsbias, Rp., l 5ag 2 StuHosn.
Wsmpbis, Tenn, l gag 5 5tuRoen.
Mobile, alabamd, IIaq 3 StuHosH.
RorfolH, @irgtuisn, II SturOsu.
3tiD'CrLeans, Ca, l Taq 10 5tunosa-
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Gmoba, Rebrasta, ? Sage.
9ortlanb, Blaine, l Gag.
9ortlano, Grcqop, > GAGE.
9btIaoeIpbia, "a, 3 Stunora-
9ittsbur9, ia, II StuHbsu.
grOpiOcuct, &.s3., Ii StHaOtH.
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Ct, 2onis, Nif0uri, ] 3aq 6 SturoeR.
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gan Hruu3iseo, Sal, Sa8s IA 5tunneRs
Eobefa, RGHias, 2 Sals.
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Qu8lanb.
Srsmsn, 9~cuti5tauo, g Taqs.
Sucnos Qnrcs, Gr0crtinitu. 81 Sage
@dltutta, @rttiibsSuoicH. SO Saqe.
Ssmerarn. @ritii6s @uiuna, Is Saga
6oHqs7oHg, China, q Eage.
RtnQitoH, Samoica, 8 SAGE,
2~iocrpoNl. GroiauO, 7 Gage.
2u3srn, Sbnst], 10 Suqe.
StaOt Wsrifo, Rtrito, 5 Eoas.
@lOstau, 8ublluo, y 9oQc.
Banana. Der. Staten BON GolUm5Ia, s GesG
3aris, TraHfrti6, { Sage.
Gutbec, GaEuoa, 2 GAGE.
Rio ne Soneiro, SruTlier, % GAGE
Com, Stalicu, 10 Tuge.
ct. Sobus, Nsuiuublanb. 3 Snes.
Ct. petersburg, RuBldna, u Sass.
Sp0neo, 4uitrolisu. 81 Suqe.
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G0fIb pfrIifhfn anf Aansafrathf,

MARYLAND LOAN COMPANY
if Ri. suosrldiF9ts in Der 6taot, unC pirO iiber
al. @sibdfts a~bioluts 9,ri9pieaenbeit btpabrt.
Sbre 6rsunOe brauben Ribts oaUon ju pih,u.
Nsnn sic Elm Sarlsben BON elmer unoertn Som=
paonie baben, molten mir Oafslbe fir sic jurid 5abs
len uno Sbutn mebr Gslo ooritrefen.
RieOries G%ebabrcu, gitHti9t SeOingungtn
The Maryland Loan Company,
1R uuO 13 aap=9uaifOins,
(5uni18, 3Dltsl asgingtOu= unO st. 9auI=5tr.
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Sdl5fletf9: PRO Pfuno, gauge
S9ultern, engIif9 gef4nitten, 104c.;
gang tur3e Rippen, 1916; tur5e Seiz
tenrippen, 1885,; Seiteniped, 134c;
gan8e Qeibftiide, 1876; S4uIz
tern, 11c.; r@ugurzGureb" 8rnitz
ftiife, 14c.; nSugarz@ureO" @4ulz
tern, lie; S9tnten, feline, 14c,; o9ne
9uut, 143c.; Picnic, 10c,; ugteB"~
@4peinefleii4, $3.50 PRO SAB;
S4mal3 = in Sierces, gut %rafftnirt,
lit; in 5dfern, 114c.
&affee: Rotirungen ftno pie folgt:
SIC. Bis 58c. pro 9fO. fir &iO Nr, Z;
Santos &c. Big lie. pro PfO.; Moz
racat6o 94c. Bis 1876; SABA 19c. bis
&c.; Motfa 18c. Bis 19c.
. 9er0iteter &affee: 6. 8. 6. in &ts
item 1Oc. Bis 10.2Oc, pro Pfunb;
in @ii9fen unb @Gten, reiner SABA,
321c. Big $780,; reiner MoracaibO
224c. bis 23c.; SABA unb MOtfd, gez
mif9t, 28c. Bis 281c. PRO pfuno; retz
rer Santos 1876. bis 1916.
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Anse,aen.-3n nertamieH.

StanearesSfd bsws afb nsn-Saar oner Greei.
Snsi Waibjusn in ems - Gods uno Rett:niti1.
giaiafttr Nlaiainsns2aDsH in oer6taot. 8 barlss
&. 5batrer, Rr. 664. gSeitsSaltimOrss5t roBt.
G1A-A
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Ger. @tuotsp @sIbanpsb
1un9en.

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antpeifengsn Biz CUR 566e pom
$3.50 toitsn 3 Gents.
Q%npeiiungsn iiber $3.50 BIB $500
fDften 5 Gents.
4npeiiungen ii6er $500 Bis $1,000
fOiten 8 Gents.
@npeiiungsn lber $1,000 Bis
$1,000 tOIten 10 Gents.
Qnneiiungen ii6sr $1,000 Big
$1,000 to7tsn 70 Gent8.
Qnpeiiungen iiber $4,000 Big
$4,000 toftea Is Gents.
NnneiIungen i6er $4,000 Bis
$4,000 fo7tsn 10 Gents.
NnpsfIunosn iber $4,000 Bis
$4,000 tOIten 20 Gents.
Nnpsiiungen u6tr 5000 bis
$1,000 toFtsn % Gents.
4npei5ungen iiber $500 bis
$4,000 toiteu 80 Gents.
SanbeI8popitrs - 9adete big sum
@epi6t BON 20 un3en 5 Gents;
Padete iiber 10 un3en i4rper, 10 Gts.
COB gsI9Iofen, ooer ni6t) nit QuSz
nabme BON Manu icripten nit beifolz
genben Gprrettur 8pgsn, ferHtt ale
berfiegeItenS a1en Gie6e untenIte6eno)
2 @snIs pro l1n5e, nit Nu5nabms BON
8riefeh in 8oit : Stdtiouen, no bic
Pofia4en njdt au5getragen tDerbsn,
l Gent pro l1H5e. 9Of Rarten. is l
Sent.
3msiter &GoFe qoFIoden - 3eis
tun8sn, pierteIid6rli4 o0er SITTER ers
i8eirenb, 3eitf6riften, peI4e nidt
gratis pertbsiIt nerDsn. 9as ougez
meme 9ublitum be3ablt oafur nit
GiIen6abn : Marten gu Der Rate bon
je l Sent fir 4 l1n3en ober SbeiIe bas
BON, peun ni6t beriisgslt.
0ritter 3laFe - (geDrutte, feline
8lancozgu6er), GirtuIare, anbere gez
orudte 6a6en, Gprretturz8pgsn uno
btifolgenoes ManuTcript, 8uIentineS.
WuIit Noten6lGtter, 9%eliotppes,
G6romos, 9lotate, Git6ograpbie'n II.
georufte Qn3eigsn i'm Qugemeinen,
fGmmtli8, tpenn ni9t berIiegelt. l
Sent fir 2 lln8en Dotr peniger.
8iertsr GluTe-Waaren unb Wfus
ftsr, 8Iancoz9U6sr Il. 8dpiere, @r3e,
ale Ga6en, tpeI6e ni8t in irgsnb eli
ner Der anoeren &loKsn eingef6loRen
uno i6rer gtatur no4 ni4t 9efdhrli4
poer perber6Ii9 fir Den Snbdlt Der
anoersn Po1tiaben iinb. (@in fpes
3ieGss @sfeB ieBt Oa5 9OrtO fir SD
mersien, Nbleger, Dur3eln, Spr0Bz
hinge unb 8Flon5en uuf bic Rdte BON
einem Sent fir je 2 un3en feit.) SAILS
bor9enannte Qrtitel ni4t me6r, dIs 4
9funb betragen, 1 Sent PRO un3e ooer
fir ieoe 2 un3en ooer Oeren 8ru3s
tbejl.
8aorenprobsn - 9adste Biz gu 4
un5en 2 Gent5; 9odete uber 4 uH3en
f8tper, I Sent fir ieoe 2 uu5en ooer
beran 9ru6tbejl.
WuTter o6ne Dertb - 5641tges
pi6t 81 un3en. OieIs 9adete Oijrfen
na6foIgsnbe MaoBe ni6t ii6erI4reis
ten: II 3oq lang, 8 8ou brett uno 4
3oq bod. @2nn a~uFgerout, oiirftn
tie y 3on lang unb 6 3Ou i'm ums
fange fein.
8egiItrationsgebu6r fir 8risfe un6
onbtrs gofIenOun9en beErdgt 8 GtS.
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Sm bermietben.
3u ncrmfcthsn

Gin m6blirtes 3immsr fir stpti oronuugsllebens
be Otuti6e Mdnusr obne 9oit in Er. 6W, Wfft=
Sarutoqa=5trobs. (206-D
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Sarleben auf MDbe(u.

yeusr, lti6tsr, LANCER Radiublungsp lun, ME
folder bon iOnit NismaHoem %Oiisrirt niro. auj
BIZ. 3eit zines Sabrss, iUtun 81: IS niinf5en.
Rein. fali6eu 9eripre6unqeE in ben 3eitungen.
Reint 3iniensRuteH ~ange5eigt, I'm Sic IRE su
fibrsn, bod psrbsn Sbnsn ale 9ortbsils osboten,
ipelbe @nbere o%fterirsn. Ru3iufraGeu i'm 9iireuu
Der potomac 2OaH Guarantee G%Ompanp," 3iutmer
Er. 5, rSant BON &altimorez46ebduoe SIDE 9altis
mortz unO ct. 9aul=Strabs. BoO. Is S.&S.1S
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SarleBen auf WDbcln uuo anDcrc
6i6erbeitcu fir 6 9ro3tnt-qsnau nab Ssm Rsusu
gtisb; pripatim.
Rid,ter. Wr. 21O, ChseerinstousStr.
3jmmsr Rr. 4, r9aHiantiSuilOing.I
Sn Ger Office nirb Ssutf6 sefprO6eu.
(Mai20,19
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sdifsfartea

aadiu no bon 0ntopa hbeT 8reInen oeeg Gam
bura teiOrst bic
@gpectfion pes ~Tsntihen @orreipnnOemteR,"
&sER.s&GG HGltim0resStr. EHa 8OHsGfRcesAse.
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auf Ornnoetgentbum.

9arleben BON $500 bis $4,000
auf GrunDeigeut6um in Der Staot uno Dem 2anoe,
n~ieoriqe S~insruten. s. Ut. Serrp & 9 n,
Hr. 225, st. 9aul=Strabe. CAPrIllLlO
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Safer. = 9eutige 9afer3ufubr
BIB 9u16el; aus ben @lepatoren 3uz
riidge3ogen 1904 8uf4el; glebatOz
renz8orrat6 54,186 8uI4eI. Ser
fdufe: 1 @aggon Gr. 2 gemii4ter gu
70
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GnItimnrer Wnrftherimte.

Cstri4tst fir sen r9tuti3en GOrrsipOnOsntsn.D
Baltimore, ben "a. SuIi.
Me6l.-9ie beutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii8 auf 1922 5dfer, elm
f6liebli6 1929 6Gfer gu 2ocuitz
9oint unb 1904 SGfer gu Canton.
&iiItenperfanbt ZIG Safer. Martt
rubig, Sransattionen unbebeutenO.
8ertGufe: 400 5GFer Spring patent.
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Safe!
gGEe!

Safe! T6Te!
ss essiIs I'm 4uslanne bsforst iHnerbelb "a SntaSG9
an beseutsuo berGbStieetem $reIle
@OuGrR UtaIHss
eNASSa.G9s SSItlnoFes1traR and E~sa>JaS~@S&
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@ei3en. = Die beuti9e 8ei3enz
3ufu6r be3ifferte ii4 uuf 134,661 8uz
i6el; @erfanbt Don ben gleOutoren
$685. 8u19el; G~leOatoren : 8Orratb
874,O71 8uI4el. @%ertdufe: 5000 g1r.
2 rot6er peitli6er Spot gu IT, TO-
900 Do. gu II, 10000 Gr, 2 rotber gu
764, 10000 4ugugit gu 764, 1000
Sebtember 3u 76J.
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Giehm1rfte.

@uit2i6ertp, 9a., "a. SuIi.-
&inDpieb: Marft ftetig; 9retie $500
Bis $3.50. S9tpeine: Martt Itetig;
9reife $500 bis $685.. @9afe:
Martt Itetig; preiie $3.50 Bis $7.75.
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