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New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
HOT FIGHT on IN VERMONT.
THREE CANDIDATES FOR GOvERNORsHIP
NOMINATION IN THE FIELD.
tRr TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRIBuNE.I

IBT TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.I
Rutland. Vt, June Il (SpeciaD.-The campaign for
the Republican nomination for the Governorship
OF Vermont which has been the most remarka Bile
history Of the State. IS still at fever heat.
Practically all the towns have chosen delegates TO
the State convention. which meets Montpelier
June 19 None of the three candidates for the
nomination will have majority. and the triangular
contest promises be hot in the convention hall
as II has been in the caucuses. The result is hard
predict.
Ordinarily Vermont campaign is a tame affair
The Republican nominee for Governor is the man
who has the most friends among the prominent
Republicans OF the State this year the issue
Of high license with local option thrown into
the contest Percival ". Clement stands on that
issue and Fletcher D. Proctor. son Of Senator
Proctor came cut for prohibition. while General
John C. Mccullough stood neutral. The contest
in the primaries has been most bitter. Corruption
and bribery have been charged against Mccullough
and Proctor. and all three have been accused Of
ringing in Democrats 10 vote in the Republican
caucuses All but twelve OF the delegates have
been chosen, and town with three Will not
elect because OF a deadlock.
There are disputes about several of the towns.
but according TO the reliable information the
standing now is: Mccullough. 3l9; Clement. DID,
and Proctor 10 Mccullough lacks 46 votes OF
majority. and his opponents declare he win never
get them as their forces are more closely bound
together by the issue than his. which were chosen
on the ground Of personal popularity. Bitter in
vective has been freely INDUCED in by the party
leaders and the latest development is a bunch Of
afidavits which the Clement have secured
a1ed n@ are o Muu e 6f gor ro 6eY the
prohibitionst candidate for their votes. This has
portant factor against Mccullough who is put
some of the state papers have hinted that
Clement might bolt the convention. but his man
ayers show every intention OF fighting II in
the convention. and say they are assured OF win
ming out.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
PROFESSOR WILEY WITNESS.
BIS VIEWS ON THE CAUSE OF AND REMEDY
FOR DEPRESSION IN SUGAR TRADE.

FOR DEPRESSION IN SUGAR TRADE.
Washington. June 1I.-Professor II. ". Wiley,
chief Of the chemistry division Of the Agricultural
Department. followed Mr.. Thurber the stand
to-day His testimony devoted to exposition
OF the European karteI bounty on sugar, which. he
contended. had been the OF the entire reduc
ton in the price Of sugar which had taken place
throughout the world in the last two years. Quot
ing the price of beet sugar at Hamburg al 266 for
June 1900 he showed that II had fallen since that
time L4 ~ per cent. After extending his
calculations he said:
These figures show the following remarkable
condition Of facts that while in TWO years the price
OF raw beet sugar in Hamburg has fallen e per
and 81 degrees CentrifuEals in New-YOrk 2A6 per
cent the price Of Ilated sugar in NeW-fork IN
the same time has fallen only Il per cent
1T cannot be Justly claimed" he added. that the
technique % the refining process has deteriorated
In that time nor the OF refining increased, and
hence is evident depression in the price OF raw
sugar does not benefit the consumer alone
He said that the depression in sugar is world
wide and advocated the meeting Of this European
duty with a similar duty by the United States. On
this point he said. among other things:
Since England is the greatest consumer OF bounty
fed sugar among the atlors OF the earth and the
United States the second it is evident that II these
two countries should Join in Countervaiing not only
official but karel bounties. instant prosperity would
come to the sugar growers of the whole
world
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
ACCEPT DIR. uEREDITHs DESIGNATION.

HIS CONGREGATION WILL PROBABLY PENSION
HIM
At special meeting last evening at the Tonpkins
Avenue Congregational Church. Brooklyn the
resignation OF the Rev Dr. Robert R Meredith.
pastor Of the church for fifteen years. formally
accepted. The resignation was presented last sun
day. Resolutions were also adopted regretting that
DR.. Meredith's resignation had been made receS-
sary BY illness. and arrangements made
hold a joint meeting OF the congregation and
church society TO give the doctor a substantial
tribute, which will probably take the form OF
pension. Dr. Meredith is now staying AT a sana-
toriurn at Clifton SPRINGS, y. I.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

nHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEw

i YORK. by the grace OF God. free and tHdepsndsnt
Co. William . Kip
assoriares composing
81 Z * Co. F>reterca R Price. Jenny
Allen Carev. John Martin Sr1ith. g Hscht U :
49, Tsa1 & color Co Kendall Co. Samuel
Ifsr Franklin Co. and TO all persons interested
- me Estate q Philip late Of the County OF
Ta York deceased creditors. next OF kin OF other
- so Greeting and each Of you hereby
ce1 and required personally % be and appear before
Sf- Surrogate County % New York at the SUI
r9sates court said County held at the County Court
County Of New York on the lsr day or
Iuv 1902 at hafpast ten oclock in me forenoon oc
tbat av then attend judicial settlement
o. the account Of proceedings OF Adeli F. Phip as sd
goods csttels and credits oc James
show cause why he said letters
should not BE- revoked and said sd-
and sUcn OF hereby
c3+sJ under Of twenty-One years are
CTtrs4 guardian. II YOU have one. or
1 have none appear and apply for one 70 be sp-
riTa5 or in the your neglect failure do
so guardian Will be appointed by the surrogate 20
rer-s.e7r and act you IN the proceeding
-.s-t-1Orv have caused the seal OF the
court County OF New .
h. hereurto affixed V-tnesS Hon Abner ..
II. 81 Thomas. a Surrogate - our said County. AZ
the County York. the 18th day OF
MAY the year of our Lord one thousand
mae hundred and
J.. FAIRFAX MLACGELIS
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
F0wARD Y THORSATI. Attorney for Ad1inistra-
trix I49 Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
THURBER'S DISCLOSURES.
Continued from first page.

spent by the beet sugar people to defeat reci-
procity since ii has been expended through
channels that are closed 10 public inspection
Regardless OF the probable continuance IN
definitely Of the farCCal Teller investigation, II
is now understood that the Senate Committee on
Relations with Cuba. the isthmlan
canal question is disposed OF. will report the
Spooner bill a substitute for the House bill.
and il is generally thought that the measure
can be put through the Senate by the first week
of July.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
NO HELP FOR SMOKE NUISANCE.
MAGISTRATE CRANE SAYS ST PAUL BUILD
ING MUST Use SOFT COAL.

ING MUST USE SOFT COAL.
John " Phillips. special officer Of the Sanitary
Squad. was complainant against Charles Kane.
engineer for the St Paul Building No 30 Broad
way. in the Toulbs Court yesterday Phillips said
the Health Department had received numerous
complaints from the tenants OF the Syndicate
Building, in Park Row, against the burning Of soft
coal IN the St. Paul Building the Syndicate
Building is higher than' the St Paul Building the
in the upper stories OF former StructGre
declare thaiT offices are dlled with smoke and SCOT
Well what can I do? asked Magistrate Crane
They're violating d city ordinance, explained
Phillips
But they must have coal 70 move their engines.
ard If they can't get hard coal they must use
soft
The magistrate adjourned the case for two weeks,
parOling Kane.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

Only two increase-Russia and Denmark Four
factories in Belgium and eight In Holland will
pend operations in 1902 o. and the mean average
reduction IN area of beet cultivation IN these eight
sugar growing countries of Europe will be 1l.Si
per cent of the total beet acreage of 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12


= race OF God free iadependent--To 7.
formerly William Barney. Mary Marvin.
Ievr,s Barney. Z Barney. Lawrence Barney.
Hiram Barney Jr. sara Barney. Charles
\ Wells OF VIII OF Edward Wells de-
ceased the executor VIII Augustus A Barney.
sed az any, administrator Of the goods
OF said Augustus A Barney. deceased Or any, and 20 al
Estate % Hiram Barney late OF
Of New York deceased as cretors lesasees
send greeting each OF
you hereby cited and required personally % De and
% the County OF New York
the Court OF said County. held az rha
House the County Of New YORK. on ths
corn dav OF June 1902 hafpast ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon OF then and there 20 attend Judic
OF proceedings OF Thomas H.
Wells. Jr. as sole surviving execu-
VIII and Testament OK said
5sresse1 and such hereby cited as are
are required 10 appear
hv vOur guardian have one or II YOU have none 20
be appointed or IN the
of YOUR neglect failure TO do So guardian viii Be
Surrogate 70 Represent ACT
the proceeding
In WHEREOF we nave caused the seal OF
OF said county or New York
hereunto affixed
Wifness Hon Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogats OF our
said County. the County o New
T. %. 3 York the 18th day OF April. he
of Lord thousand hu.-
j FAIRFAX McLOCGFTIIN
Clerk OF the Surrosate's Couxs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
A CALL FOR INFORMATION.
MENT OF AMERICAN ENPENDI-
TURES IN CUBA

Washington. June 11.-senator CuIberson, Of
Texas. to-day introduced the following resolu-
tion:
Resolved. That the Secretary Of War be and
he is hereby directed 70 send 10 the Senate a
full itemized statement Of all moneys collected
and disbursed by the authorities OF the United
States IN Cuba from the military occupation
thereof until May % 1902
Senator Platt. Of Connecticut. objected to pres
ent consideration. and the resolution went over
until ro-rnOrrOW.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

executive Of this commonwealth is now urging the
pretences which insured success to him be
fore He urged that treasury was being roobeC
and the peoples money misappropTlate ted. put TOT
eight years with the fullest opportunity 70 investl-
gate. he never found stolen dime pointed 10
rlisa ppropriated dollar.
Speaking the tariff he said
VIII you send United States Senator 10 join
with others in the attack the system Of a Ding
ley and a Mckinley or will you return Repuh-
can Senator who will stand for the Republican
protective tariff system under which our industries
have grown by leaps and bounds2
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
RAISE CAPITAL TO s1i000.0oo.

NEv-ENGLASD CONSOLIDATED ICE CoNPANr
STARTED AT s125Ooo
Trenton. y. J. June 1.-THE New-England Con-
solidated Ice Company to-day filed certificate in
Creasng It's capital stock from s125000 S14 0oo-
The increased capital be divided into 3O10.000
preferred and 81 $4,000 common stock. the pre-
ferred stock 10 draw per cent upon cJIr1uIaC1xe
dividends The certificate is signed BY John kaU1-
man president and George J. Holmes. secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

Government in his efforts 70 create sentiment
in this country favorable to concessions to
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12

Congressman sibiey then referred to the oppro-
- -1.-ols eplthe's which had been flung at President
-aehihIey Senator Hanna, when the latter was
.SI'lhah o. the National Republican Committee.
- O. senator Quay. ny what he termed partisan
press. and said:
leaders pay but the penalty which successful
Joftt eofaPels. and there 1. life high,
sss. 50 pure so true in its purnose that ii can
sseape the malianity OF a venal press or a dfsap-
pointed politician E''H '' " "i''p
81 'ne %pproaching gubernatorfsl campaign Con-
sressman SibIey said:
Osnaocrat who has twice been honored as chief
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-15

- VII Gle -
Gtimnlaebrr Der Stabt Baltimore.
Die 2lufmertIumteit tpirb auf bic
folgenben 8eItimmungen beS neuen
9rimGrtpa6Iz@eIeB geri4tet:
1. Die primGrpablen beiber Barz
teien tperben ieBt am iel6en Sage in
ben regulGren Pre5intt@ Stimmlotdlen
unter Der @ufii9t Der regulGrenWa6lz
beamten ge6alten, nit etnem bon Der
8ablaufii9ts 8eb0rbe Dorbereitetem
Stinm5ettel unb alien ben Sttdfen
fIr8etrug etc. bes Aagemeinen 8a4lz
geIebe5 unternDrfen.
2. &etn Wdbler fam iih an ben
grimGrtpoblen bet6etligen, ipenn er
ni9t als gu elmer DOer Der anoeren
Ydrtet 3ugebOrig re9iitrirt 1T.
3. Sol9e &egiftrdtion unb Bethel
ligung an Der YrimGrpa6l irgenb Ell
ner 9artei ma9t ben Stimmge6er
ni9t GGnger perbinbli4, fir Die Ganz
bibaten elmer Iol4en 9artet Bel irgenb
elmer beftimmten Wa9l gu ittmmen.
9esbalb nerben ale Wd9ler, reguz
lGre ober unab6dngige, Die iih nit
elmer ober anberenPartet in bemSinne
affiliren, baB 1ie es por3ie6en,
fir bic Ganbibaten elmer fol6en Parz
tel gu itimmen, ernitlt6 erfu6t, ii4
jeBt regiitrtren unO i6re Parteiz4ngez
90rigteit CUR 3eit Der Regiitration
eintrugen gu lafen, 10 baB fie an ben
grimdrpablen ioG6er polttifden Purz
tel i'm nd4iten Srii6ia6r uno 9erbit
tbeilne6men m0gen.
SSm &uftru9e
bes Grcfutips @ pmtte's Der
Saltimprer ReformzSig1.
ben 13. September 1902.
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S$Setife.
Et5aEftiN
Gin Geim6eit nuO Site fanm

g(n &einBett uno Site fnnn
ite ui6t ii6ertrOfeu tDerOcn.
4rOmtnente 2ler3te berI3reta
ben 0lemm's sOluefelIeife
fir Santfranf5eiten nnO er3ieIea
ousge3ei6nete GeiuItate. So berz
i60Rert Oie 9ant, ma9t OieIeCbe
Dei6, 9latt unN elaitiidD, turirt
0eii9ts : @n8i6Iag, S8nppeu,
9antrei6ungen, Snfen, &Opfs
Bautfranfbeitcn 5le6teu, G3ez
mn nnO ale Gnt3iinOnngen Der
0aut. Oleum'S S0tpefels
Seize miro al5 SOilettenz uu0
8aOesSeife aaijaB6ar 8efanOea
tDerOen.
Der an88ie6i9e 0e6raudj boa
0lenn'S g0pefel.z Seife
1erIGrt uaO tGOtet ale &ranfz
beitsteime uno @tifrO6en.
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S2.5O-9un Baltimore nacb Gumberlanr uno
5uriid; $1.25 uon Baltimore na6 parper's
fSerrD uno 5uriid. 4m SonntaG, ben q.
September. Ger Spcjal3uo Oerldbt ben
Wlount 3oDal=8abnbof llhr 8ornt=
tags, ben Gamoen=9ububof UNI 7.15 8Orz
mittdQs.
S2.OO-SnItimore nnth th9bllaeelphta uno Suriit.
S1.5O Baltimore nab Sbeifer uuo lurud.
S1.OO-SaItmpre nab Huntington uno Suriid.
9lm Sonutaq ben q. September Ser Spez
;iallug osrIdbt DEN Gumoen 9abnbof 8.15
9ormittaos, Mount &opul 8abubof $50
0Drnlittaqs. (257-8J
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q mIedlts SGfte


fnO bic g9ur3d aqr t0rprli5en lltbt D. B.
uacr Rrautbsitsu. S6lctte Sdftc, Dtlte BEN
R0rpcr perqiftcu 3c;Qeu f5 ar, uno 3pur Our3
Royfidmcr}cu, SdpiuOd WGttigtsit lSebcr,
Rid,ui6md6t 6crjrOpi,n, blti5c liable gcfbtss
furbc @critopfuuq MD auoert 0sroauuUqs
Qcu, Ssbi5Ddde H. l. 10. Gs btiBt oanu Dem los
be perfaGm ietu ooer bic Sdite Oes 6orpcrs reis
uiqtn ,Tiir 4cstcrc5 Qicbt e ab,r Gin cir}Gc5
unitblbares Ttttcl unO 0as Tuo Die st. 8erz
uarO Rrdutcrpiueu. 2lue @pOtbetcu % Geuts.
(UD l}i, ffr, [&Y31
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8 u 5 I on 9 ollen 3rOlle4
8ertebr bIDdirt.

= SRI. GOit6 Nagle in Grie, 9a.,
bic 5o8ter 0e8 U}iGipnGr5 unO 5us
britunten 8. q. g}agIe baIel61t, fat
ft8 nit einem I}eFer bic 8e6le ab&1a
iAnei0en periu6t.
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WfarnIGnSer shuIe fir 9onbe.

Scr IS. Ruring Der Narpldnssr 6SuIs fur Sous
ne beoinnt am IT, SEPTEMBER. Si.Ies III elm.
coufeikonsloit 66ult fir taubs Rinbtr uub iunes
o,uis unb ioI4s, brsn G.sbr 70 mauoslbaft ii,
nob ihr gtfu9 Der bffsntIiSsnS S&ulsn ausssIblONsn
1T. 9a@tise asbrT fiji &sStns nnS aippsn.2..
ZEN. Btf6fiegne unn nterri1 (
fret fir DtarptEnou S6altr. gsianbsRs aoo.
glsssn Gufnabm. 0otr gustunft ntnbt man E4
an gbas 80. Gip. griasipol. GreOsrid. RS.
(gua11. .WaO. f5r. 11Rt
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aRt ct. Spfenhs.SplIea.

sstuonnsRurfus: a!aifi&tr. Diftui4aftIi4tr uus
tou,md unii4er t1ntrri5ti erinpii&r unterritt in
nm eeifpn Don finT TtoHattn $I15. GtuDitn
seaiuuen an . ienfas ben 2. September 1902.
Rau aDreifrt:
Bruter Spfspb. Direstcr.
Citation %, Baltimore, We.
RatalOs ssl GllsgatRA iaalilLS&t2&el
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qef6ritten. Den 8emii6ungen Der
8rpBT6neiber, 8aaren ab3uliefern,
begegnen Die au5itdnOigen 2(rbeiter
bur6 perT0nliae 2tngriffe. @elegentz
li6 zines iol6en nurbe Elm Dertriipz
pelter &nabe unbarm6er3ig Don ben
@rceOenten ge14lagen.
Sub fpn 8uIleD SrDlleA :
8erte6r blDdirt.
Goratpga, a, N.~0,, IA. Sept. -
eyn 6iefiger llmge8enO lief 6eute feline
Gar bes GpTtems Der n6ubion @aleB
RuilmuD So" Sin Spe3ials3elepbpn
BON 6tiQpoter meloete Na6mtttags,
baB bic @e1eGf6aft frii6 cine Gar bon
bort na8 S8uplerbiGe gu IenOen be-
abfi6tigte, ba3u aber ni6t i'm StdnDe
mar. Die @ntfernung betrdgt IL
N2eilen. 9ie itrifenben M2otorleute
unter6aIten an ben pi9tigiten 9ldBen
entlung Der Strede nod Pidet5. @5
pur6e betQnnt, oaB Die GapitGne Der
W}ili3zGompagnie'n bon Garatpga,
@len8 SANS uno 86ite6au beute
Ha8mittag nit ben S6eriff5 Der
Counties Saratoga, Marren uu6
Wa56ington cOnferirten.
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MarDIanOer Staats- llormal> >S6ule.


9aItimore, UtD. ben 13. GuguF 1909.
Et Serbf=Stifon btginnt am Sienftag, ben 9.
Septembtr 1902. 9aeue sbiltr mihen ON 9. 6eps
tember rreiitrirt ntrben. 9riifungtH fir aufnabms
unp 8tt6roerune am g., TO-, H., Y. uno l3. Sep'
temb,r Sit SOrmirune Der SaFtn, iOpit reesls
udbiqe Rteitationsn upo 9orlsiungeH begtnnen am
Wontoq, Den Is. September.
S5iIsr tperosn uidt in bic mittt,ren RIaHsn
aufaenommen, bepor oftis.bm Die srforosrttH grts
funoeu an ben ob,n esnonntsR SassH sufrie&ns
teaeno bSfanpsn babtH.
Glemsntars une afaeemffebes Separtement.
Die Glementars uHo afaoemi9eu StpartemsHts
fuo fir ben untsrribt unD 0ie 5srnnbilDune
SdJaltru i'm alter bon big l6 Sabreu, iOpi. far
bi. Dorbrtitune sum Gntritt in Das RormalsSs'
Sarttmtnt borsIsrb ousetfattet.
Sis reauIdreR Gtbrtr perDtn BON bsn groftHorsn
oes RormaIs Oepartements in Qbpif, Sbemie, Pos
tanii Vaturtuuos uno in aHDertn unterri6tss
fSd5ern untrfhist it uaa 8trfaeuna pes 9rin.is
pals Der 6taats s=Rprmaliduit.
Sir 6erbitsSefTon beginnt am W o. 0, eeu
i5 5eptem5tr.
gBtasn udbsr.r Gusfunft uab RataIoes nsnbt
man f4 on
g. q. pretDman.
WarpaHor Staats ERor mali 1ule,
C22S30 8altimere Wb.
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NHcGinrton>T >Tarm,
8inqbam> Tarul,

umfabt 321 older uno 158 9tr6es.
Sieie 6armer lie9en 3ulammen unp mp IN
Gbdnctforo=Sp Spnniblp, 0ort=6ountp, BG., Dtelz
len BON Der Wuoop Greet 6prts=Statiou on Der
.N&orplonb & Qenniplpania GiienbabnA belegen.
Sepe Tarm bat ibren icparaten 99obEiis nit groBsn
neueu S6eunen, Sabats S6uppen, NIT Reaern uRz
ter DEN aan3cu @jebdupen eutldne, U{alS=S9eunen
uno alien anocren Nebeno sbduDeu, neu uno boaz
fdnDiq s5licbenDcs QSGHer auf fat leoem Jel0e,
bic glnoer Fno nit uerosdten Srdben umgebeH
unb als Die m0Qlib beftn GrnOtcn lieferno betannt
6r Smaa fubrte< oieie Garmcn perionlt6 lett Den
lebten 20 Sabrcu, tsine Qddbter puroeu arf Dem
9labe ,uqelafen. aler auf ben JarmeH ge3ogeHer
Dlais lpirD ie0es Subr fir bic 6utteruHg BON 2OO
S6ien oerpenOet, unb tucnn lett 9enu9, nap
curooGii6cn Wdrtten gci6idt. Ser telne groBe
Q8obniib tpeld)en 8r. Small DdbrsnO Der 0ommerz
monute beipobnte, piro entpeoer nit Der Yft&IH=
nonz zGarm oocr ieparut psrtauft, na3 Selisben oes
Rduftrs SoTtlbe 1T auf eiurm 6igel gelegen,
ipeltsr ben lleber6lid iibcr bic Drei fSarmcn uno
cine prG6tige 5crniibt bietet. Sds oaus 1T pon
elmer i36nsn gBeie umgeben, nit groBem rttnernen
Tabrneq, Der nad Dem oaule Tubrt; oas @ebauOe
bat al brei seiten 16 SUB breite 8eranoas Gerz
nsr 6cfinoer f6 bort cine 8aszanlage, 8tnnts=
Court Geqelbdbn, Gisbaug, 8eerDotr, 9oljbaus,
cine Is Sub tieFe &0ble qroBer stpeitodiger Stall
fir bic lIutertunft Don 10 QferDen; ausqcpadiene
Sdatteu= unO Gbitbdume in GrOBer 3abl; ferner Elm
Gdrtucrbaus nit alien n0tbGeH RebcngebduDen.
Nm SaQe beg 8ertauis pirr I'M II Abr 8or=
mittaos in Der Sommer=Rcfoen3 alien &auflIcbz
bobern, Die aus gr0berer Gntfernuug tommen, cine
0ubl3eit ierOirt. i5crner DsrDen on Der Muoop
Grect Sorts citation an Der 9inie Der rHtarpIanO
& 9ennDlpunia @iienba6n" BEL Der &ntunft Ocs
nm l8 llbr 9ormittuQs BON Baltimore abiabrenosn
3uqes GubrtDtrte balten.
Ser 9erfauf beqiunt nm ! nbr 3a6mtttag5.
Sie SertaufsbeOingur9en perDen bsi'm 9srtauf
betannt oeoebsn BON
g. 6. Small, @nipalt.
Rargoret q. Smatl,
C2567634 Observation-Disclosures.
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Seriibmtc
0Ort Gonntg SSarmen
gum Dffentlid1en Serfanf
Dien(iaa. 0en %. September 1902.

Die uuter3ci6nste, 8Oltrederin oes Stftdments
ots in Der Staot 9ort, ga, tuobnbaft gepsenen
beritorbenen Sobn %. email, tDiro trait Der lbr
laut Setumsnt bes beidgten 9erforbensn Oerliebes
ren 9oama6t an Grt unO Stsle bas na6ioleenO
bei3riebene grunOeiseRtbuus gum Dffsntli4engers
fauf ousbeten.
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beur, 1T na9 Pefing a6gereiit, um
nit ben freHoen @efanbten pegen Der
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unterlanoeIn.
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g Paris, 13. September. - Sebr
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bourg itatt. Nu9 Man0pern inner
halb zines gegebenen gubius erbielten
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bigen &urs etu5uf9lagen, pGbrenb
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Buffalo, 3.zg, IA. Sept. -
Obgleic6 Der Strite Der bieIigen
@9neiOer erft pentge Sage i'm @ange
iit, iinb Die Striter bereits besperat
getpprbsn un2 au 9epalttAdtisteiten