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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Santos-Dumont Coming.

London, April A M Santos
Dumont, the Brazilian aeronaut,
sails for New York today on the
Han burg American liner Deutsch-
land. The purpose of his trip is
to assist the authorities of the ST.
Louis worlds fair in the organiza-
ton of the proposed balloon con-
tests, and select site on which to
erect balloon shed for himself
". Santor- Dumont takes with him
several tons of his aerial apparatus
frame, motor and the contributory
portions of the Santos-Dumont
No 7, which has lately been com
pleted in Paris.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04

The Steel Works base ball team
of Pueblo has given notice of
withdrawal from the new Colorado
League. Other teams belonging
to the organization do not under
stand the action of the Pueblo
boys, but they claim that they can
secure as good games and as many
as if they were in the league.
A meeting of the local team will
be held in DIR. Moore's Office
Saturday night for getting the
club in line for practice.
The present secretary will pro
badly leave town in few days and
his resignation may be rendered
at that meeting.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Southern Indiana Teachers.

Bloomington, Ind, April A
This was another busy day for
the delegates to the annual con-
vention of the Southern Indiana
Teachers association During the
day papers or addresses on topics
of paramount interest to the edu-
cational world were presented by
DIR. n. G Schaeffer of Harrisburg,
Pa, Prof. William Lowe Bryan of
Indiana University, Superintend-
ent w A. Hester of Evansville,
Prof f M Stalker of Terre Haute,
and Prof A M. Brooks of Bloom
ington. The address at the gen
eral session this evening is to be
delivered by Superintendent F.
Trendley, of youngstown, Ohio.
During the day the various sec
tious held interesting sessions.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
CITY COUNCIL PETITiONED.
Ladies Of City Want Saloons
Closed on Sundays.

A recess meeting of the city
council was held last night and
but little business was transacted.
Ordinances No. 1876 and 1856, ap-
pearing in another column, were
passed and have become laws.
Nine saloons made applications
for and were granted renewal of
their semi-annual license. The
bonds were approved and the
license ordered issued.
A dozen or more ladies OF the
city appeared before the council
with ii petition yards in length and
containing about 800 signatures,
petitioning the honorable body to
enforce the laws on the statute
books of tho city and the state
regulating the sale of narcotics to
children, enforce Sunday closing
and the night hours regulating
saloons, sale of liquors to minors
and habitual drunkards and to
stop gambling.
The petition caused oonsidsra-
BILE debate, but it WAS ordered
placed an file.
Adjournment then took place.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
New Officers Elected.

Following are the officers elected
at the annual meeting of the Log
Rolling association held here last
night: M j Walsh, of Cripple
Creek, president; A. $. Taylor, of
Canon City, secretary, and G. F,
johnson, of Canon City, treasurer.
The Log Rolling association last
year decided to hold it's cele bration
a: Canon City this year and at last
nights meeting the date was set
for June 20, when thousands of
Woodmen of southern Colorado
camps are expected to be present.
A committee of five WAS ap-
pointed who will appoint sub
com mittees to look after the enter
ment and manage the association
in general.
The log rolling will be held next
year in Trinidad. The custom of
the organization is to set the date
of the exercises one year ahead.
These occasions are always
largely attended and usually the
local lodge of each community
arranges to run excursions and
this year will be no exception.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
homeseekers, Exclusions

Round trip honeseekers' rates
to Northwest on following dates:
April | and 10. May 6 and 20.
Rate of one first-class limited fare
plus 81 for round trip. Going
transit limit, 10 days from date of
sale. Tickets to be executed for
return passage any day within
final limit.which shall not be more
than q days from date OF sale,
and will be good only for oontin-
uous passage on return trip. Rate
applies to Washington, Oregon
and British Colum bia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Beauty and Strength.

Are desirable. You are strong
and vigorous, when your blood is
pure. Many-nay, most-women,
fail to properly digest their food,
and so become pale, sallow, thin
and weak, while the brightness,
freshness, and beauty of the skin
and complexion, depart. Remedy
this unpleasant evil, by eating
nourishing food, and taking a
small dose of Herbine after each
meal, to digest what you have
eaten. 5Oc at A. A. Hull's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
KING WELLS INDICATIONS.
Owners Feel Encouraged over Few
Drops of Oil.

Boulder. April 4 The owners
of the King we'll are in jubilant
state of mind today over the de-
veIopments of the last twenty-four
hours. The well is now at a depth
of 2,770 feet and the bailer brings
up small particles of oil Il is
exactly the same formation as was
that found in the Arnold well at a
depth of 2, 74O feet, and the owners
believe that they will get oil in
paying quantities
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
HOLD UP TRAIN.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to Sc
cure Booty.

cure Dooty.
st. Joseph, Mo, April 4-The
Burlington Denver passenger train
No. 10. was stopped by masked
men at water tank four miles
north of here at an early hour this
morning but finding no express
car attached, after an extended ex-
animation they allowed the engi-
neer to continue the journey with
his train. The robbers found
nothing of value aud did not make
an effort to bother the passengers.
The train was only delayed for
half an hour. Officers are now
securing the country. There is
no clue to the attempted robbery.
Two sticks of dynamite were found
near where the train was stopped
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Engineer and Fireman Killed.

Pittsburg, Pa, April A Penn
sylvania freight train this morning
coIlided with land slide near the
rivers brink, causing the engine
and thirteen cars to roll down the
EN- bankment, killing the engineer
and fireman.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Murderer Acquitted.

Hartville, Mo, April Abe
Wordy, who shot and killed Ed
DePriest while on an excursion
train last fall, was acquitted this
IN orning of murder in the first
degree by jury on the first ballot.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04
Oil Notes.

For SALE-Three acres Of oil
land in West Florence on Oak
creek, adjoining the La Plant brick
yard, at $500 per acre. Bounded
on three sides by oil wells. 4. E.
Spencer. l6-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-04

/ will sell to the highest bidder
one black mare at city pound,
April l4th, at 2 o'clock p IN.
JAMES WARNER,
% If Pound Master.
Dated April 8, 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03

frdfttge 6ano umtIammerte babel
i6ren Qrm.
@rna, bergrii6eIt, pergrGmt unb
matt, bau4te i6pa9; sd piq!"
n9ein @~brenpOrt, OaB &Qe5 naa
meinem Muni9e gei9ie6t! - @ie6'
Did um, mir Its6en aQein, aber bod
ror @ott. @r bort 0i4!" Gr reidte
ibr feline 9anD. sic 5Dgerte nno
tdmpfte nit ibrem 9tol3 unO SroB.
4Qes bate ie it6 in i6rer freifpil'z
gen 8erbannung an0ers ausgemalt.
4uf INNER poate tie fpurlos Der
i9pinben. unb nun ipQte ite 1lberz
pa9t, beaufIi6tigt perOen, ben Druid
Ger Settle peiter fiiblen? Sic blldtc
Werner an, er bielt ite nit ieinen Nu@
gen i'm 8ann,
QangIam bob lie bic 9ano nno legte
lie in Die ieins: sd i4pOre, DAB i'd
NQe5 t6un perbe, mas 9u ptalt,
Werner!"
Gr at6mete quF: So, i8 Oertrane
Dir. - lInb nun tpmm', Sinh, ttb
peroe Dir ben Deg CUR 5rei6eit bah
men. 46er tpenn Dir Der &f 81
I9per tpirO unb 9u fIiigella6m Bit,
@rna, - bann mad mir feline 9or@
piirfe, fonbern i6ret6e, unO i4 tperoe
Dir CUR Seite ieinI"
(sprtiekuud fnI1tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03

cincinnati, C6iO, % etunosR.
G~ouncilz9fuffs, Soma, ? Sa8s.
GoHeoro, Q.so., 10 5tuHosH.
SeHO,r, Colorado, p SagG
Sstroit, Wli6.. / 9dq.
SaiDeftnu. Gtras, 2 Sage 5 6tunoeas
harrisburg, pa, 3 StuHDsn.
oorttorn, Connecticut, IL StunoeR.
Indianapolis 1no., / 3aa.
Sodl0n, Wiififppi, 2 9aQs.
Sodlorptas, 6loriod, l 3aQ.
SaHlas=6ttD, Mjiouri. . IuQe.
Sitfls BOD, Nrfauias, ! Iuq IL 5tHFSS&
Soutsbtae, R0, 1 lac 2 StunoeH.
Msmp9ts. feuH, l Tag 5 5tuuoen.
gtobtls Glabumu, lSag s Stuuoeh
Goriolf, 0irQiHisu, Y StunOsu.
3tpsGrltdus, Qa., l SAG 10 StuROtN
Stoot Rsps0orf, 5 StuuOen.
Gma5a, G,brdsta, 2 GAGE.
9ortIanO, Blaine, GAG.
4ortIanO, Cr;lOn, . 1aQt.
philadelphia, pa, 3 StunotH.
9itt55urQ, gd., II SmnDen.
9roOiocntc, R.sS., IL stuuDea.
8altiQb, re, 10 Stuuoeu.
Ct. Souis, I}iFouri, l Gag 6 StuuosH.
Ct. Ydu!, Wiuntiotd, ! Gag y StuuOtN
San GrGn1isco, Gal. 4 Sage IA StuROsE
&opcia, Rluias, , Gage.
goitOu, Wdii, Is StuuOtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
9rr SpppelmurO in SriOgciIn.
Sob @iGiam5 Iegt elm 8eitGnoniB ab.
- 0es 8aubmoroes unO Der
8ranoftiftung f6uIOig,

8ribgeton, rs, 2, Sept. -
SOB @iGiamS, Der i4par5e 5armz
arbeiter, bat Elm @~eitdnOniB ab8els9t,
buB er ben GARNER Sobn g, 9Olme&
uno befIen 9aus6dlterin Gat5arine
@6ute getDotet unb Die S4eune, in
pel6er bic perto6lten lle6errei tie ietner
Opfer qefunDen nurben, in 8rano gez
iteft bat. 0iQiam5 Iagte:
sd babe bic S4eune in 8runb 8ez
fteft unb bic 6eiDen alien 2eute get0oz
tet. 8enn i8 Iagen prOe, buB i'd ita
ermorbet babe, piirbe man MIDI Inn
6en."
0ie 9oli3eibe60rben iin0 pOiitir
Der 4nii8t, baB oos 9aur gei6oi1en
nuroe, e6e es perbrannt purDe, Denn
@onItabler Soiepb G6eIter fanO in
Der Nf6e, in tpel9er man Die ueberz
reite Der beioen Qeute gefunOen bate,
3pei Stide 8lei, tpel6e i'm @eDt6t
3tpei &epoberfugeIn entfpre6en. Sic
murben benz 9rOiecutor 6it3iam
ii6erge6en,
M}it ieoem Sage pGQit Die gr6ittez
rung gegen WiQiams unO pieoer6olt
itno 9ro6ungen gegen ietn 'Qeben lout
qenprDen. Die 8e60rDen BADEN au2
8orfe6rungen getroHen, UNI Elm
2pn6geri9t gu ber6iten. Der Snz
queIt pirO morgen itattftnOen, 8eitern
N6eno mar bic g(ufregung 10 groB,
baB e8 nur zines entIalofenen 5ii6z
rer5 beourFt bate, UNI einen Angrifi
uuf oas @efdn9niB gu MAIDEN. Gin
junger M}ann fererte bic Menge an,
0iQiomS aug benz @efGngniB gu boz
len, ibn nit Soften an einen 2aterz
nenpfa6l gu fefeln unO gu Der6rennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
Nie6fnttrrs unh strnhnreiIe.

5olgenOes iinO Die auf ben itaatz
Ii9en 8aa9en fir 9eu, Strob II. +.
m. geftern er5ielten preife:
SetIi6e 9eupauge.
9eu. - 3imot6p, SIS bis SIT,
&leebell, $12 Bis $13, gemii4tes, $14
Bis $15 pro Some.
6troh. - 8ei3enitrp6 So, Rogz
genitro6, $12 Bis $14 pro Some.
@e FIi9e 9eunaage.
Seu. = 8tmot6p, $13 Bis SIS,
&Iee6eu, $12 Bis $14, gemii4tes. $12
big $14 PRO Some.
Gtro9. - Mei3en1tro6, Sc Big
So, R%O9genitrO6 $12 Bis $14 pro
Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
WemzNnrfs nerler Gr,6iIdof.

Nep gort, 2. Sept. = 8if6of
So6n Mn1rp6D 6arlep, pel4er BON Der
Congregation Der 9ropaganOu in
Rom gum Gr3bii6of DON Sem : YOrt
uu~8ertoren poroen lit, erblidte am
20. Npri( 1912 in Nenton 9amiItOn,
gountp QrmaglO, SrIanO, DdS 2i4t
Der Melt unb begann feline StuDten
i'm 9i03efen : GOueg gu 0tonagAan.
Sie6en8ebn Sabre alt fam er naf
Nmerifa unb trat in Das st. SO6n's
GoIege" 3u 5orObdm elm, SpGter
befu9te er Elm Sa6r lang ba5 st.
Sofep6's G~o1sge"in Srop, N.sY., uno
1869 bega6 er ii6 no4 Rom, no er,
nafoem er am Nmerifanii6en GOlz
lege" ben t6eologiI6en 9ottorbut err
nDr6en bate, am II. Stunt 1870 gum
grieiter getpei6t Durbe.
Na4 Sem : gorf 5uriidgetebrt
puroe er 8ifar an elmer fleinen Sir
DE auf Staten S8IanO. 9ur6 feline
glGn5enOen 6G6igfeiten lenfte Der jun
&c @eeliorger Die 4ufmertIamteit bes
bamoligen Gr36ii4ofs unO na4maliz
gen &arbinal5 McGGosfep auF iid
uno 1872 putbe er 9riDatIefretGr
DeTeG6er. 1884 erfolgte 1eine Grnenz
nung gum pdpitli6en 8ebeimtdmmez
rer. SIN glei4en Sabre purDe er
Yfdrrer Der ct. 8a6rtel5 : @emeinOe
unb 1891 8eneral=8ifar Der Gr3DiOz
3eie unO pdpitlt4er 9ausprdlat. 1892
tpurOe er gum pdpitIi4en PrOt6pno~
tar unO 1895 gum 3ituIarz8tf6O
bon 3eugenia unb GOaOjutor be5
@r3bif6ofs Gorrtgan ernannt,
Dis S6rtftiteGIer bat ii6 Der neue
@r8biidpf Our4 cine Geographic Oes
&arDinuIs McGIosteD uno cine Nm
5abl t6eOGOgii6er Streitf4riften Ell
men Ramen gemd9t.
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Gas
Tragt die AD8S Ot8, Die HI. Inner GGkauft HABIT
's Ii G1HA1Zw
Ser grnOnftenzN arft.
= 9 rpbufte.


2ebenbes 8efliigeG PRO 9funb,
junge 9iibner 1876. Big 1885,; ate
9iibner lie. Bis 113c.; @nten Sc. Biz
lie; Sauben, PRO Paar 15c. big 20c.
@ter, pro 9uBenb 18c. Bis zoe.
6ri4te unb 6elbfru9te.
@epfel, pro SAB 40c. Bis 1925;
9firii4e, pro 8tfte 35c. Bis 75c,;
Guntaloupes, Nnne NrunDel, pro
&orb 25c. Bis 5Oc.; 0aTermelonen
PRO 9un0ert $500 Bis $14.0O; Dam
ions, pro 8uf6eltifte $1.5O Bis 50;
8trnen, PRO &or6 15c. bis $50;
Sraltben, pro 5 9funbzRorb &c. bis
10c.
Gentle: RartOffeIn, pro SAB soc.
Bis SIPS; 3piebeln, pro &orb Toe,
Bis 80c.; MetBtobl, pro !9unOert
$3.50 bis $500; a%OPffalat. pro 8u>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
4uaIun b.

Rreutu, Ttuti5lcno, q Sage.
gusUos @nrls. qrocutiuicu, 20 Eaees
Galfutta, @riti6=9noitn, 30 5u0e.
Semsrdrl, @rttiid=8uiaua. 16 Gaga
6OnQzRoHg. Gbina, % cage.
3tnQtOu, Samujca, 5 Gage.
Q]iocrgOol, Guglauo, Z Gage.
Su3srH. S6wci}, 10 Sage.
Stuot MsritO, Ttrifo, ; I1ce.
0tosiau, 8ublauo. y 5aQe.
@cnama, Der. stauten pon Colombia, Z Saaa
Guris, Grau!rsi6, g 5age.
Gutbec, Garaou, 2 SuQs.
Rio De S~oHeiro, %raflitn, % 3suG.
R0nl, St0litn, 10 TaQt.
Ct. 9obHs, Isufurolauo, 4 EaQs.
Ct. Petersburg, Nublano. 10 Sage
SpOHtp, 4utralieu. 81 Eagt.
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&irhmnrfte.

Gbicago, 2. Sept. - RinDbie6:
6eutige 3ufubr 10000; 9reiie $3.50
bis $500. S4peine: 6sutige 3ufu6r
$4,000, mOrgen 10000, ii6rig gebliez
ben 1000; Preiie $7.15 Bis $7.95,
S6afe; 6euttge 3ufu6r $4,000;
8rei7e $3.50 Bis $5.75.
Sat 2t6ertp, 3d., 2. Sept.-
8inbOieb: Martt fIou; 9reife $500
Bis $3.50. @6peine; M}Qrft 606er;
9reiie $500 Bis $3.50. S6dfs:
Martt flau; greiie $3.50 Bis $7.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-03
galtimorer GFfeftenb6r1e.
(Btr;9ttt far ben sSsuti9su EorttIpOuosntsn' ourS
=. @m. UiooeH0orf 4 CO..

(ssr;atst far ben sSeutiasu gOrttIpOursnttn' Snr@
=. gBm Ri0peHOOri & Co.
Baltimore, ben 2. September.
s. 8iqidm MibbeuOprf &c Go.
bere9nen fir 5rancs: 8antierSs
Sratten auf so Gage 5.183& anf
@i6t 5.174, taufmdnuiide auf go
Sage 5,198 Bis 5.20S, Rei4smart
auf 60 Sage 9444. @uIben auf go
Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf so Sage
4.84, auf Si9t 4,865, taufmdnnif4e
4.8344-4.848.
8ertdufe auf Der 6iefigen Gffetten=
R0rfp
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PntmarfenzN gentnren.

9erT4iebats GtaOtibeiIe, in rpsl6sn
PDitzNertbIa6en Dertauft
neroen.
RelOole, e. g. 6cott.
QorfsRonO 1900 Burnett =. Sappiugton.
goriu6=glUtnus uHO 6arriiOHitvabe Robert ..
n strabs unO neutrality-suspicious. Qspss
Cranotuiae - oirum Rimbls.
SOrt=9utnuc uHo3 ObHiOnsStraBe R. 2. 6.
6bsiot.
8. nnO GOuo6sstrabe, 0ig6lanotoDR - Sam,s
6. 3ruur.
Rr. d, llniOHsGUsnus G8OOOberrp) Clarence
qroooDap ~unO goltimOrssstra GsOro. 5.
unt,rsgtation, qenHf0lOoni'r @abH' - 9. 8,
Gamosn.e tati0n. ,galtimorss0 Bto.ga6n.s
SefOrbrruug nan Qufin6en.
2Ghge Der erforOerti4en 3sit CUR gra
rei9ung Der Deri4ieosnen Be
ftimmun98orte.
Ilntenfebenb 1T bic un9efd6re 3eit
fir ue6ermtttelung Der Ppftfu6en BON
bem 8ultimorer 9ot : 8tirsuu mas
ben 6uuptIG6li6sn einbsimii4en uno
u~uspGrt.igtn Stdoten per3ei4net.
Snlano.
atlanta, ga, 10 6tuuosn.
Utlantit=G Ctr, MS. 6 Stunosn.
qroofltn, R.zQ, 6 Stlnbsn.
Rurlinaton. 9trmOnt, II StunosEa
Buffalo. $50, IS StHnosu.
Cane IRas, RS, 6 5tuHSsHt
Gbarltfou, Sc, 10 StunDtT.
GbicagC, Sns. / 8ag.
Columbia. S.sG., II StuH0sR
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unD ga. Is bis 20
Soma unO q. %. Gable IA bis 49,
@eit=8a. @torez9afeo 123 Bis 10
NeorbD 8afeo - bis Is
@aI8feifd: pro 9funO, gun3e
S4ultern, engl, gef6n., 104c.; gang
tur3e 3ippen, 114c.; SeitenIped 12c.;
gan3e 2eibitiide, 1885,; Sped=64uIz
tern, 114c.; Sugar : gureb" 8ruf=
Itiide, 149c,; Sugar : GureO" @4uIz
tern, 1896; @6inten, tleine, 1896;
obne 6aut, 14c,; 9icnic, 104c,;
DEG @6peinefleiT6, $2O,5O pro
SAP; S6maG3 - in Sierces, gut rafz
Finirt, 114c.; in 5Gfern, lie,
&affee: Notirungen IinO ME folgt:
auf Der Bats BON sec. pro PfunO
fir 8iOz&offee gtr, 7; Santos Tie.
big 113c.; Maracai6o 94c. Bis 123c,;
SABA 19c. big 23c.; M}otta 18c. Bis
19c.
@er0Fster aaHee: 6. 6. 6, in ST.
iten 1O1c, Bis 10 T1Oc, pro 9funb;
in 8ii6fen unb 6dden, reiner SABA,
329c. Bis 33c.; SABA unO M}ofta, gez
mif6t, 28c, Bis 289c. pro 9funO; reiz
ner Maracai6o, 223c. Bis 23c.; Gan
tps, 19c. Bis 1876.
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. er. 9FHIt9E 0u7SI6ATU4I
1882 8uf6el; aus ben @leDatorsn
8urufge3ogen 9421 8ui4el; @leOutOz
renz8orrat6 222,470 8uf6el. Ser
fdufe: / @a8gOn Rr, 3 peiBer 81
363, l @aggon Rr. 3 DeiBer gu 35, 1
8aggon Ir. 3 tpeiBer gu 354, 1 Nagz
gon ytr. 3 fpetBer gu 354, l BaggOn
Nr. 2 9emiI9ter gu 81.
. @LJE
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Su %pcrtaufen:

Ssbt 1T bic 9eltgenbtit sinti8. f3 Elm biaiges
&au5 Iu tauisn.
0eue 0duitr al Der Saoisite Der IcGloerrp=
etraBs, Ie6g 3inlmer, grano3ins $3.50. 9reis
$950.D0; g~runoitid IA SUP bti 100 SUB.
6. 8. 0aIIaqber, @auuHternsbmer.
GanIS@ SIR. 1888, OitzgaItimOrez6tr.
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Ea[titnnrer WarftberiMte.

tssri4tet fir Sen s0epti8en GOrriUonOsnten. y
Baltimore, ben 2. September
Me9L.-9ie 6sutige Me6l3ufu6r
belief 7i8 auf 38,883 6dfer, elm
f6IieBli9 6646 6Gfer gu Occult
9oint uno 22,O8O 6dTer gu Canton.
aiiitenDerfanot 288 5Gffer, Martt
rubig BEL 9eringer g}o6fro8e. Die g}oz
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Q erIaaat
81 erlan I
Serlangt iu M%QaemeineA.


Sin Mann unD cine 6rau auf elmer 6arm; o'e
Erau fIr @augarbeit; muB Gnglii6 ptritebsu. Hadz
~sufruqsn in 0r. q, StOsGbdrieszStraB in Obez
rtn 6Iur. tZb-D
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Sm berfauien ooer at bsrmiethen.

3u perfaufcu pier ,u permtethen.
siuio naus uno qapeu Nr. 217, S~ioz6utnfps
Strabe, nobe Dem GamOeuseGbnbot; q bel 90
SUB, @runo3ins idbrli6 $40. Ra@snlraotn BERN
Giosntbiimer, Nr. 357, RorOzGalpert=StraBe
(2I6 R50946S(
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Bargain.

SNIYuIU-
$500 faufsn eincn oreit6digsn Qaotn unO Q8Obu=
buus, 9r. 8, SuOz9opplctou= Strobt, ic btitem
3uitanoe, Gruuoiins mn $46. gta93uiragen in
9r. 1915, @eit=&altimDre= StraBt. 22,4,5l
Cottages In Srpin9tuu, NltboI, Saranlie. Sas
@tOHspiac, 8ureoO, 8oniOn, SaDre De Grace etc. /;
ausgcpGblte &aueruuoflde 5u Itbol uno 5rpings
ton etc. s. y. 3 q d II, 9tr. 6l2, &alpz8Eils
Dino. Guui9,lS)
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netudlt.

GSerbettsu. Utdrttprejs pirO be3nbIt fir ulte
EeOtrbsttsn, iOpie fur ats U%iobugOnp : 0tObeln.
2ae @uftrdee prompt bsiorgt. Otdn lenDe YOit=
tarts. rQmiriean Scatter Co.," gr. 620, ytOrO=Gu=
taip=StraBe. (Ilall9, 15,S&S)
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Mn,eiaen. -3n uetfanien.

S.orSors<H 6bs Or afo neu-Sadr Ucer Grcrft,
9p.i sRoidiu,u in ems Gods uno Rstt:nftlb.
Ri1iotsr r jainens2aOen in oer6tdot. Sbarlts
s. Sbqtrer. Gr. 664, @st%SaItimors=StraBs
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mz esei[s i'm auslanbe bsiorst iansrbotb "a StRHGG@
An bteruteHo 6erGb9tfestem %TeIie
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9arleben aMf WrunOcigentbnm.

9arleben 0un $500 bis $4,000
ouf grunosisentbum in Der Stnpt unO Osm eanOe,
uieoriu. 3ingruteu. s. %. Serrp & 8 n,
SIR. 225. St. 9aHlsStrdbe. Caprtlll,IO
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f6eftiite zoe. Bis 3Oc.; Somatoes, pro
&orb SOC. Bis 4Oc.; 3uderrii6en, pro
8iinoel 12c. Bis &c; 8urten, pro
&orb 10c. Big 15c.; M}ais, pro 9BO.
5c.b is 10c,; 2ima6obnen, pro 8uz
f4elfifte SOC. bis 60c.; 6eGerie, pro
9uBenb 35c. Bis 400; CRIME 8O6nen,
25cc Bis 30c.
8rpcertes unb prDpiftoz
men,.
Raffinirter 3uder; pro qfuno, gsz
ipirfeIt, 5,219c.; puIoeriiirt, 4.813c.;
6tanoar0, granulirt, 4,714c.: feiE
gronulirt, 4.713c.; Grpftul, 4.713c.;
Columbia q, 5.464c.; gel6er, 3.763c,
Biz 4.265c.
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SECOND CALL

staatgss eturitatea. S,b. grl.
etaOt @altimortsC bttQutiQnen Gcol,
31acr, 1928, International 3mp. Of. 1912 .
314er, 1880, Gr6onoe ............. 1lo1a .....
Gas. sefuritatsn.
GoniOGOatsO @us=attien .,........ ..... 7fB
GOuiolioutcO Gas Cblioatiouen Ger. I'D 1l27s
Bauf.qftien.
Citizens &uticE@E @oas .......... 3 -.
4ational Wc3aacs' eanf ......... 81 80
gsutional Union 9aut BON MarDlauo 1I9 .....
9ruit . gttisn:
Msrcantilt aruit unO 1tpsi,. ..... III
GlitubabuENttieu.
llniteO 8o6n uuO electric 60. 1905. -. l58
9erii8erungssattt
GtisubabnzC bItoatiOnsu.
Ga, Gar. mn Ror. l. ser 10000. I'D ...
9otOmuc Gallco l. ser ............ 1l7& ...
98tit pa. Central /. Ger .......... 1872 ...
baltimore Traction 1. ser ........ ..... 1I8
Gitp uno suburbon l. ser .....,.. 1lf1A 500.
GitD uuO SuOuyban l. ser, @aib... lOO1a 1Ol19
Safe Toluuo.6o6babn Sob ser e. 1852 .....
Rorion strai3cnbu6n ser .......... ..... lis
Il. 81. unO Gltc. Con. l. 4r $500. 95A 90
Il. 81. unO Glee. 3ne. 4er .......... 7Oh II
g,ri8isOsns @ttisH.
Canton So. lOl ...
Mo. grcuino 60. q. h Com. .. Is .....
g. Q. E. grcpino %. n Com. -. 16
g. 8. g. grerpino %. - 9fO... % 53
g. 9. g. grcminQ so. 9ne. ...... ..... 43
Il. e. g. unO p. 60. RIB. ........ 80 Al
Il. q. g. uno y. / G. 414er $3.50. 85M 81
Winen=gtticu:
GonioliOation Goal ........".... 50 .....
Gcoroe'8 Greet Goal .............. 800. lis
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9euti9es Qrbeits : Na9pei ungs=
Riirenu.

gr. 219, SfSsSb arp=S trabe, inter Der Guiii8t Der
f6e SunSuerter, arbeitcr uno SienfttOten su Be
i6dftiaen iuiiui5sn. molten F3 peri6nIib ooer in
f~ranfirteu grIsfsn an ben Geentsn Der @eic4lbart,
6 obann 3. Meptr, SIR. 219, 6Ho=Sbarpa
Iktileu Diro. CSan25, ~
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Oeidaft8> Oelegembeiten.
Orunoeigentbuw sn berfaufeu.

gu ocrFdnfen:
s. adcr an Der pg8eitIjaen MarbldnOer 9abn,"
nabe l9 { t nj Il Il T, btbdut.
80 Aftr in 9altimore= Gount p, q
Meifn BON Der StaOtgren8e.
Jgruer ftiue anOiB { in ut. @aibiugton
unO GutonsD!ae.
@GrrD i. 8eptfsr,
(apr26,l Il, 3&S) 906 IaiOn Grut &uIlOjng.
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WoaRe un0 UemiGte,

nie bieieIben bon Der 8altimorer
Nlebl= uno @etraiOez8Drie angenom=
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