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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
WE GAVE THEM CASE AND CAMS
TER.

taking off my right arm. l sprang be-
hind my gun, inserted primer, and
was pulling when when another shot
struck me back of the neck, but as fell
dead, my hand still grasping the string,
the primer exploded, fired the gun, kill
ing so many rebels that the rest"
Just then Colonel Ellis fired the morn
ing gun, the men sprang to their feet and
rushed to the cook tent for coffee and
hardtack, and, truthful George" did not
finish his story
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
only n Suggestion.

The young officer, in his white duck
trousers, was moving gallantly among
the ladies who were visiting the battle
ship that lay off Newport. He was not
aware that he had sat down in paint,
or in plain dirt, and that his trousers
were not spotlessly clean. Finally
someone on one of the small boats that
were circling about the battleship called
out in rich Irish voice: "Och, Mister
Liftinant, wudn't yer ducks be betther
for a shwim m?"-Washington Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
A PANCAKE BULLET.
1t Took n General Down, But Wns So
Flat 1t Didn't Break
the Skin.

Speaking of pancake bullets" said
the colonel, 81 met Gen. Walter C. New
berry on the street the other day, and
while we stood talking he seemed nerv-
Gus, throwing his weight first on one
foot and then on the other, changing
frequently. But he wasn't nervous.
knew that, and l knew also why he
seemed nervous. When the head of our
column crossed the James and advanced
toward Petersburg, Newberry was lieu-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04

Attach troughs, A; / foot below troughs
make shelf. D, on which place pals or
Jars holding milk. Let cloths that read
lly absorb water be wrapped about the
vessel containing the milk, The end Of
the cloths carried up and placed in the
troughs. If the troughs are kept full OF
water the evaporation of water from
the cloths will keep the milk cool. This
should be protected from sun.-Will
Johnson, in Epitomist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
Best Temperature for Apples.

Experiments have proved that lower
temperature than at first used by COM
mercial houses Is the more desirable for
apples. The temperature most satisfac-
tory is 33 degrees and in our experiment
was the temperature we tried to keep.
Lowering the temperature does not
stop all changes going on in the apple,
but simply delays them. Fruit cannot
be kept indefinitely at 32 degrees freez-
ing, without any changes. There ara
chemical changes going on which result
In what We call overripeness, mealiness.
and loss of flavor. This change is inde-
pendent of decay and is hindered by low
temperature and hastened by high
Iowa Experiment Station.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04

sMiss Whitaker, a prominent
club woman of Savannah, Ga,
tells how she was entirely cured
of ovarian troubles by the use
of Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound.
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM 81 heartily
recommend Lydia f.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as Uterine
Tonic and Regulator. 1 suffered for
four years with irregularities and
Uterine troubles. No one but those
who have experienced this dreadful
agony can form any idea of the physi-
cal and mental misery those endure
who are thus afflicted. Your Vege-
table Compound cured mo within
three months. was fully restored to
health and strength, and now my
periods are regular and painless.
What blessing it is to be able to
obtain such remedy when SO many
doctors fail to help you. Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
is better than any doctor or medicine
ever had. Very truly yours, MISS
EASY WHITAKER, 604 39th St., w.
Savannah, Ga."- $4,000 forfeit II original Of
Gboue letter pyoUng genuinereSS cannot be produced
The testimonials which we
are constantly publishing from
grateful women prove beyond q
doubt the power of Lydia e.
P;nkham's Vegetable Compound
to conquer female Diseases
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
TO KEEP MILK COOL.
An Icea from Texas That Can BE Used
to Good Advantage in other
Sections.

This is a plan whereby milk may be
kept cool. Make two troughs A, feet
long. Place two foot posts, b. in the
ground or on floor foot apart, and op-
posite and on a parallel line 71a feet
away let two other posts, c, be placed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
The Mark of
Her Birth ~
Copyright, 1908, by Daily story Pub, Coz
By PEYToN WILLIAMS

ON the thirteenth Of August, in the
year 1884, the following item ap-
peared in the Herald
Another Abandoned Child. - Last
evening a we'll dressed woman wearing a
heavy veil and carrying an infant entered
the Central depot. Some moments later
waiting passenger was attracted by
the cries of an infant lying in one of the
seats. The passengers called the atten-
tion of officer Murphy and the latter,
unable to find anyone claiming the in
fant, conveyed it to the matron of the
F street station, who in turn sent it to
the foundlings' home. An awaiting
passenger at the station noted the fact
that at the time the officer took charge
of the child we'll dressed woman, heav-
lily veiled, stood at the entrance of the
train shed apparently watching the
scene with great interest. Immediately
upon the officer taking charge Of the
child the we'll dressed woman passed
rapidly into the train shed toward an
awaiting south bound train. The pas
6enger noted with some interest that
she was apparently weeping. 1t is
thought there is mystery in the case
and the police are watching it with in
terest although they have very insult
ficient clew. The infant was girl ap-
parently about three weeks old.
On the twentieth of August, 1884, a
woman comfortably dressed and evil
IDENTITY belonging to the lower middle
class, appeared at the foundlings' home
and stated that she desired to adopt a
female infant about one month old.
Having satisfied themselves that the
woman was able and willing to give the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
Proof Positiye.

Singleton-Is young Pillsbury good
doctor?
Wederly-Sure, He attended my
wifes mother when she was i'll last
month.
"And he pulled her through, did he?"
mo, he pushed her through. ."---Chi-
cago Daily Newa. -----I--- =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04
Looking FORWARD.

"Does your wife ever borrow trouble?'
"Does she? She's already begun wor-
rying about the hay fever that she'll
have next summer. r."--Chicago Record
Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-12-04

Feed changed suddenly is liable u
cause falling of in milk. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Scr 8enesurla=& uumcl.

Die 8ens5uela : 6rdge riidt ntht
pom Sled. Inner friiberer Diploma
tii6er 8ertreter BEL Gditro, 5r.
8open, pertritt Die Snterefen ieineS
Quftraggebers nit elmer 3G9igtett
uno @nergie, bic elmer beHeren Sa9e
pert1 pGre. Wenn peri6ieoene gfad=
ri4ten pOn Wdibington auf Ihat1a@
den beru6en, bann er6dlt 9r. 8otpen
~o[erbing5 SnftruftiOnen Oon unierer
&egierung ooer er unternimmt uno
t6ut n~enigitsns ni4tg, obne iid Dor@
Der nit unIerem StQatsietretdr 0erz
ftGneigt su ba6en. Sp lit olio 0r.
8open ni9t mebr mn Der 8ertreter
&ene3uela's, fonoern glei45eittg Ser
treter nnisrer Snterefen, pennglei4
ni6t offi3ieG. Dap Der iiberfauIe
Gaitro Das tpeiB, OaB er tnfolge Def
len urb infolge Der 9altung zines
S6eile5 u~nferer 8refe in ieinem0iinz
fel beitGrft tpir6, liegt uuf Der 9ano,
uno 10 tommsn Die 8erAunolunger
ni6t BON Der 6teqe. Naa Der Offez
men @rflGrung Der QGiirten, buB feiz
ne pene5uelanif9e 8ebietsd6tretung
6eabIi4tigt lei, mar fir uns Oem8etit
Der Monroe : 0oftrin 9eniige geleiz
ftet, unb mir bGtten ii4 @aitro nit
Ieinen 8lGu6igern abfinben lafen
fDnnen. Gr piirbe fi4 Deniger ge>
fprei8t baden, dls er eS ieBt t4ut,
fpenn er pon einem S4eile u~nIerer
9reFe als bic getrdntte un0 i4per
perfolgte un56ulo 6ingeiteQt piro.
69lieBli8 6aben mir bur4 Die Ser
6unolunQen in Wui6ingtOn OenS4az
ben, oaB bic MG6te an Der &ufrt4@
tiqfeit unIerer Diplomatic 3peifeln,
uns nt6t, I'm einen 8tSmard'f6en
NusDrud gu gebrau9en, fir ben ebr@
li6en Mdfler 6alten, uls ben mir unS
uusGe6en. Wenn 8rdiiOent Rooie@
belt ii6 ni9t enti6lisBen tpOate. bds
S6ie08ri6teramt in Der 4ffaire an
8une6men, 10 tpGre IS better 9efpelen,
uniere 6dnbs gan5 aus Dem Spiel
3u lufIsn. Die 8ene3ueld : 4ngele@
gen6eit bat 6ereits me6r 6tau6 auf@
9epir6elt uno gu mebr @er3eBungen
gefI6rt, uls ous gauge Derbummelte
8enesueIa pertb 1T, unO OoS 1T oas
@on6erbure, fat rur in 4merito.
G8 pdre fe6r gu pini6en, baB Die
IeBten 9or16ldge Oes Oeutf4en Der
treters bic 3uftimmung Der &%abtnette
ftnoen tper6en. 9ana4 ion ben Qlz
Iiirten elm @or3ugsre4t fir bret 800
nate Qeftattet fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Som GnngreB.
@enat pafiirt bic @enerdlItubS~8iG
unb beri8ieOene 9riOutzpeniionSz
Bins. - Dix 9oFnmtsz8erpiQi~

Senat pa1trt Die 8enerdl1tabs@8tu
un0 ber14ieOene priOatz4eniion5z
Bins. - Die 9oItumts>8erpiaiz
gungss8iG i'm 9auie.
Maf6in8ton, .. g., 4, 5e6r,
= SIN Senat unterbreitete Sale
CD2e.) ben @onferen3beri9t iiber Die
aunIulurz uno biplomatif6e @erptlz
1igungs6iQ, unb OerieI6e puroe gez
ne6migt. 6erner Puiiirte Der Senut
cine Bin, peI9e Der g&epzgorter
5irma q. s. 9olmer &c So. $63,620
fir 9erlute bepiuigt, pel6e iie Bel
Dem 8au Oes i'm 9afen BON 9apana
3erft0rten Sdtadtidiffe5 nMoine"
erlitt.
Die geitern ungenommene General
itabs6iQ tpurbe in WieoererDGgun9
ge8pgen, uno GodreG C0}o.) Bot Elm
Qmen0ement an, ldut nel6em Der
8eneralfa6S1G6ef Dem PrGit0enten
poer benz &rieg8iefretGr unter Dem
8eFe6I bs8 8%rGiioenten" unterfteQt
iein fou. 9us ENHANCEMENT purDe
ge6iaigt unb Die 8iu in Oieier 6orm
angenpmmen.
27 9riDat : 8enIion5biu8 tpurben
pa5Iirt, Darunter cine, pel4e Der
0ittpe oe5 QrmeezG birurgen Malter
8eeo $125 pro M}onut our 4nertenz
nunq Der 8eroienite hires Der 1tor6enen
@utten in 8erbinDung nit ben 8elbz
fie6er46Ori4un8en ouf @r6d oerptlz
ligt.
Ru6 perf6ieOenen ipeiteren Rouz
tinegeI6Gfte forberte GuaD Die regelz
mGBige @ei4dftSOrbnung, porau
Quurle8 feline ReOe gegen bic Omniz
bu8AStaatenbiQ beenDete. &u6 Sean
CR.zS.) reoete bagegen. W}tt bieien
3eoen uno einem leb6uften Nortpe4z
fel 8piI8en 8auinger W.z6.) unb
8eoeribge (Snb.) geIangte Die 6eutige
@iBung gum QbI4IuB, - Der Senat
pa1iirte in feiner beutigen SiBung
audi bic 9aus6iQ fir Grri4tung zines
reuen 8e6Gubes fir bas 4derbauz
e0partement, pel6eS $1,500,000 tOz
item i'm.
9a5
feBte Die grpGgung Der 9oitdmt5z
@erniQigungs6iu fort, nit Der Ser
einburung, Die aGgemeine 9e6utte I'm
3 ubr gu 78IieBen. St6Ie9 (Pa.),
9ertin5 C},zg.), 9ri9gs (@o.), @ilz
Iiums (D}tT.) unO 2ou0, @oriiBer oes
9pftamtzomite's, 9ieIten Reben, mel
DE Die 3eit bes 6auIes Bis 3 u6r in
@nipru4 nabmen, ieOo4 nur tpenig
Snterefdntes boten.
4ntrGge auf 6treiden gepifer
9often fir ipe3ie1e POit46acilitdten
5pii9en @ufbington, Ntlanta unb
Retp>S rleons uno 3peii4en 8anfaSz
GitD uno g}etpton, S., ipurben a6gez
Ie6nt. Sal6ert (S,zG.) beantrugte
ulSabnn, Die Bin 3uriid an bas Goz
mite 3u berpeifen, nit Der Snitrut>
tim, bic betreFfenOen Yoiten aus3uz
mer5en. 9ieier 4ntrag mar nod in
Der S6ne6e, ais ii4 Oa5 9au5 Inn
$50 bertdQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

@unalli6tern 10 nafr, buB Der fero1@
Iouienbe 3ug rtdt ne9r gum Ste9cn
b6f+s os6ro6t fperOen tDnnen, nuA
nenp Der QofpmotioTiibrsr bes 2eBte@
rem be 5iQnaIe bate Ieben unb beo5z
ohten f0nnen. Dtr baben cs al1o
nit6t nit einem Der f0genannten urt@
permefoIi6en Giisrbabnunfdae 81
tbun. fonbern Der groBe BEIRUT an
M~1erffenle6en lit auf Nd4ldfiigteiten
auriif3uFii6ren, Die bdtten permieoen
perben t0nnan un0 n%riifen.
Meier betrafte &Iat4 d.
fu6t 6eri6tet Der rRbein. Surfer"
.5tdrben Ou an sinem fallen Sage
apei Rlati8baIeu am 8runnen un0
6e6elten lire guten Sreunbe, getreuen
guhburn unb berglei6en bur9. 9oz
Bel oerqing bic 3eit, benn es par ni6t
tpsnio. mas bic beiben Q~Giter3ungen
I6er ben Iieben Nd6Iten ipuBten. S.
benz Sod I'M 5trumpf Der 6rau Ru6=
BARN nurDe Elm beIonberes &opiteI
qepiOmet. GrDli4 erluAmten Die
ipiben 3urgetr, urro man nOlte ii6
auf ben 9eimfpeg MAIDEN. @6er, 0
peb! Die Sil5i3ube puren feitgefro@
rem, unO gum @ergnii9en Der 8erIdz
iterten fo6en fi6 Die betOen 8uien gez
n6tbigt, Die @6ube i'm @ti9 gu Iafien
unb in @triimpfen 6eim gu tra6en,"
Senator SpbnS 8. Morgan
fat feline 8egnerf6aft gegen ben 8az
numutanul : 8ertrag mod INNER
ni6t u~ufgegeben unO min feline Sppo@
iition i'm Genut fortieBen. 8ei Der
fur3en Nr6eits3eit, Die bem G0ngreB
nod CUR @erfugung fte6t, lit Dieie
5peflofe 3eitpertr00elung i8le4t om
9laBe, 8umal Dur9 ben @igeniinn bes
Senators 9uaD, Der ii9 nun einmal
in ben &opf geieBt fat, Die Serrttoz
rien Qrt3ona, Neu50lertto uno Otla@
BONA aG5 Stddten auFgenOmmen 81
fe6en, Die Mr6eitsn bes Senat8 10 tpEe
10 f6on me6r oIs genug beetntrd9tigt
iperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

Gin butbes Sa6r6unbert
bats @ermont nit Der prObibition
periu4t. Gs bat LANCE gebuuert, Bis
es Den 8enObnern Der g%riinen 8erge
aufbdmmerte, baB Die 9robibition
Vidt prOhibirt, OuB ii4 bic buriti9en
Seelen bod ibren nSropfen" gu perz
f4affen mifen. Bel Der borgeftern
i~tattgebubten 8ubl bat ii9 Der @taat
enbIi4 fir @infi6rung Der 2ocalz
Option erfldrt. @ermont pirb feline
r8neipen" BADEN unO pirb babel iez
benfaus better fabren, als in ben BRO
bibitionsiabren. 0a Die 2icen8en, bic
in feds perf4tebenen @raben ausqez
ite1t perben foqen, b0ber porgeIe6en
Iinb, aIs in Mafa9uietts, no fte
1000 Dollars betrGgt, 10 tperben ben
StGbten, nie Dem Staate gang erfkd=
Ii9e Ginnabmen aus ben WirtbI9afz
Ten erDd6ien. S90n perben bic gu
itGnbe fir Wirtbe ~oorlGufig nod ni4t
iein, alein es lit immer6in Elm Sort
f9ritt BON rer YroEibition aar 2oealz
Option.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

Oie unteru4ung ii b +
bas @iIenbdbnunglid auf Der ser
Iep @entralbahn" bat iOtpeit ergeben,
baB cine 2otomotiDe einen 10 befetten
0ampffeHel bate, baB Der ausitr0z
menbe 9umpf ben 2otOmOtiDfii6rer
6inberte, Die GignoIe gu ieben. Sn
bieier @srFaiung mar Die 2OfomOtipe
i4OR po6enlang ~getpeien, tpurOe aber
bod pieoer in DENT gefteGt. Sin
peittrer ltmTtanb, Der Elm eigentRiimz
li4es 2i4t auf zen 8nbnbetrieb nirft,
fam an's Sasesli6t. Der 3ug, nell
der Guf Dem 9eIeife hieIt. mar ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

9rop9et NlerdnOer . D.
nie Dber, ME er genannt ptro, glias
Der 3tpeite min ra9 NepzODrf tomz
men, um Die MetrppOle gu erloien.
Gr min fir 0ieIes @rl0Iungstpert nur
$10,75O BADEN. 8iGig genug fir cine
GrG0fung, ieOer Gent Der Summe gu
pial fir einen !6umbug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

aud in @"ngIanO peroen
bic @bef9eioungen INNER 3a3lret4er.
Die Qbtbeitung fir Gbei6eioungen
i'm 2onboner GtDilgeri4t bat fir Die
nG4fte @iBungsperiOOe ni4t peniger,
dlS 1856 6GQe auf Der 2tfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
StbtOen0en.
Bureau Ter
Rnlfimnrc NhinzG iicnhnhn.G nnh.

Baltimore. MO., Den A. 6tbr. 1908.
9as Girettorium crtldrte beute aus ben Retto=
Gtnnabmcn Der Gompopnje, fir bic am 81. Ge=
BON spfi q 9ro3ent nuf bic 9rioritdts=attien
Der Gompagnit, sablbar ain ,. Mdr3 1903 an bic
@ftiondrs, bic bei'm S6luit Der Srausfer=9i@cr
ON IA. 6cbruar 1903 uuf Der Site otrjei9utt inb.
9as GircttoriUm ertldrte fern,r ans Den lltbcrz
i6uB=GinudbmCn Der Gompaauje cine 0iOiOcnoe
BON 3pei o. Qrojsut auf Die StdmT=Ittitn Der
GpmpaQuic, 5ublb1r am ?. Mdr3 1903 al bic If=
tiondre, Die bsi'm S6luie Der Grungitr=9tbcr am
IA. Gcbruar 1903 auf ntr Site ptr3eidnct iiuo.
Nus 9eraulaiunQ obiger Sioiosuoeu iDtroen Die
Srausfcr=@i9sr Der 6ompuouje an II. Tebrrar
1903, N{ittaQg y llbr, Qci6lOfenr unO ipcroen an
3. Wdri 1903, @ormittags 10 l6r, pitOer s~r5fiHst.
Die SaItimpre>cbto @ifeubabnsGp..
I'M guttrase 6. SS- 2SUolforf. Sch.
(36,4l
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Cnern g[nnr,s GiicnhnhnzGn.

TabrbIun tratin Strait o. #. 1902.
Sampler UerlaHeu bier Qr. 10, 2iQ6ts5traBt:
9d0!ib C~ausgen0mmen Sumta8l 6.Ij g0rmitta5s
uno 3l5 Ga6mittags; Samtaqg nm els 9Ors
mittags uHo ? u5r Ra6mitta8s nab ReHtsS sIoHD,
GtutreDils, Genes unO 8Dii6euiotjoueH.
@ri2IuB an rSelaUars & Gbsf. GiisHbabus mad
Cotton, CgfOro uHo SDiiasufatjousu.
Gra3t DirO eHts,geH geHommtn an BO9tRtaggH
Bis 6 llbr NbsnOs.
Telephone: 6. & g. ST. Baud 3102. Mb. (6su.I
81. 6. %. SrDreL
(Ulai27,lSl gsHsralsSei9dits fibrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

Der 8DmnaftuI Ober@
Iebrer 8uI6 aus 6tegliB BEL Berlin
ma4te nit ieiner Trau unD 3pet
5reun0innen Der 2eBteren cine Sis
laufpartie auf Der 9aoel, in Der NGRe
Der 8fauen|Sniel, nobel ale bier
9erionen einbra9en. @s gelung ben gu
6HlFe GilenOsn, nur 6ruu 8ui4 gu
retten, pG9renb bic Orei unOeren erz
tranten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Baltimore 9ampf @adet 81.
(WIte uue ,uperIdfTae SaisPinie.)

Sit Ser. StdatcuJGoit befOrOtJH0.
Zlmpftr fabrcn tGglia. SoHutags aus9tuommra.
BON n9aOsSiutz"Qicrs, lob Q~jlbt-StrlBt, $50
0tbcrOs, oiritt mad DIN Qoint Comfort, Royfo,t.
Qortsmout6 unO alien Quutt,n ots SiOcn5. Der
~biu0ung in ClO 4oint Gom'ort NIT rs. x :. Gi=
~icubabu" nab Hi3mouO. @:rbinouug in Qortss
mouth nit Dem n5taboarO Nir Cine" iOIiOcn 3u8
binOunQ nit Der r2ltIuutic 6oat glue" Rorfolf
uuo Carolina, Jtorfolf uuD iuolb, g}orfDlf unO
lutftlih urO rClO Dominion Cine" mad IclObcrn
uuo QGaibtugtou. re-.
TabGtjteu ulb curoydiibsm Qllne. 2ururi6e
Guiitculimmtr, etttriibc ReIcu6tunQ, Sumpfbcj=
3uuQ, Goieu fr,i. 8~ticrpirte Raiutru}immtr i'm
9iutt48urfau pr r9lgsQiuc," gr. l03, Cfzgalti=
mor,s5trabt. 5clcpbou3 g. & Z. e. Qaul 1875;
marDluuo, GourtlanO 49,, Albaugbs, Is 0or0=
Gbarlcsz5trabt, uuo 9ircau Der oScabOlro gtir
Cine" Continental Eruit So. Building"
q. BrOUn. @eHs Neutrality-suspicious.,
Sobn u. SberUoph, 8.sBrdi. uno GeHzUiauuaer.
tEt27
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S~eriammInng8> Nm;etgeH.
Getanntmad lunQen.

Nepartrment fnr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- Sureau Ger Sd,ulz9 Ummifdre.
9ultimore, M, ben 30. 9anuar 1908,
@erfcqeltc TOrotrruQ5 =~2tHgc6ots fir bic 9eri0rs
guug Der 0ficntli6en S3ulcn non @oltimore NIT
giibcru iprOtn bis 0} / t 10 0 d, ben II. Gebr.
1908, g{abmittaQs 4 llbr, in Dieitm 8Hrcuu ents
gcQcu %Qennmmtu.
Sas 3e8t, @r0cbott fir irgcrO ipel6e oocr ale
Stems" gu per~lptritr, blsibt oOrbrbultcu.
Gin bcQloubigter G6ed i'm 9etraae Don 500,
3ablbar an DEN Manor unO StuOtrutb BON &altjs
more, muB itoem anQtbot ~btiaeftgt ieiu.
Spe5ififationcu in Ditiem @iirtuu.
SIM guTtrase $. 80. GCwIes, Setr.
CHnn31- Gr 02A5R1Q1O1
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q

Qm 81. Sauuar g llq Ten3eG, Al Sabre alt.
Sim /. GSe6ruar 81 a c S ubtr, l Sdbr alt.
sim 2 Se6raar Rarp StrCub, Sc Sabre
Sim /. 6<bruar Il gnes Is. Ban Ofen, l
Nr 8. S.braor abOGPb 6obn, 81 Subgs
an 3. Gcbruur G brift N. aruger, II
Sabre al.
am 8. Ge5a1ar GaroIins @umburser,
"a Sa1re aft.
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9OnnerItaa 5. sSebruar 1908.

Ills RebenProbutte Der
ameritanii6en petroleum : Snbuitrie
N3ei3net Elm Be4ielbIatt ptBtg mani
6e ameritaniine llntDeriitdten.
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0arblauO C grnuigIbaniaz Giienz
hnhneNnmnnnnie.

RUrtbz uU0 Lut= static n.
9trl1Htn an g8o9tntaseu nap BORT, IA, nm 750
gtDrgtu5 uuO 3.O5 GIamIttags. .
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gtrlgFsr an gBo5snta1:u nlh 8.llir, WtD., UNI
7.5j, $50 Moygtns, sos, +3o @a3mittaas anD
600 NbeuD5.
gerlaTeu an S0Hhtagtn nab Delta, IA I'm $50
@}0ggsHs uuD 400 glamittl55.
g.r.1nyl al 5ouutagta HIQ E.llr, Dt0., UNI
$50 WOrgsus, 400 gSa5mitia55 uRo 1000
!. 3. Rorrts, G,nsrazgi8d its fa9r,r.
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@eItern Warh(nnb Sa6n.


Srot in Rruft I'M z. j 1903.
3ige p~srlaisu Die 9iuensStatIOH, nj: tolgi:
Tagli9.
4.30 rib - S6ntlpOf, 6ouptlinit, 9a9HstohH,
q. & 20. gabn uub Dfm SjOen un0 ausg;Homs
men Sonutags 9. o. 8. u. Gb1mbeFsburg,
Wurtiusburq uHD g9iHbefer.
SdqIi9, usgsHo en- 0oHHto9s.
7.25 Usorgcug - Qort, 3. & 50. GiO. uHo 9augtz
liuie 6hlt3 BON GmOrps9rOOs, earlts!s uHo "
& 8. R. q.
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BURG, 5r,Dsrid, Gmmitsbur8 uuo q. K 'N.
gabn, bis GIttOH.
10l2 Born. Qftomm. nab l~lniou=grio9I Qort
uuD @cttosburg.
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332 ga6m. - Grprsb Hu3 9orf uHo 3. & 6.Gip.
425 Ra6m. Srprtb, Qunite an Der 6auptlinis,
6oargtopu, iOpis Grsotrjd, Gmmitsburg uRs
SbippsHsburg.
523 Qabm. &fIomm. NAB Gm0rp48roOs.
SIS Qbsnbg - Qtiomm. nab uuiORz@riDgs.
II o Qbsn0s - atfOmm. nab uHiOR=9riOgt.
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6aHoDer.
235 Tatm. - affomm. mad u~Hiou=grioqe.
400 Ra6m. Qtiomu. nab Gmorp=@rope.
1O.55 abenOs - Attomm. mad uuiousgribae.
Billet uuo Gspads9lreaH 9r. 215, CtsgaItis
mors=StraBs.
3iqt balttH on ~llnion=, 9tnHIDlbanias goenuss,
Tultous UHo WolbrOot C}ortbs9los.j Station.
Q. .. 9risnolD, o. Z. ID.
8. g. 9duOtrttt 9,s8.
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S~ireftoren>@
SabimaazS Ban ION Baltimore,

W.
Den 4. 6cbruar 1903.
9ei tintr am Sieuiaq, ben 8. B. Nlts. a69ebats
tenen 98dbl non Girettorer ttr DE 10dotngs=Sont
OpH Baltimore lpur0en Die uaD1olgen0 %genannttH
6erren Crpdblt:
Glans 9odc, q. 6urjou 60fiman,
Sbeooore Cooper, SlandarO 8dnoau,
CHARTS Marfsa, q. 6arluu gRiliams,
collins Mc&im, &enrp g. 6ilteH,
Samcs q. @arD, 6rant u. 6ocn,
8eoree g.. Senfjns, Sobu 9ltuiants,
Glioer u. Qarter, GDuaro 6. Bartlett,
Ri6urD Gromipsa, GOparo 50. Sbomiou,
Sou0las %. 5bOmas, @GlOo 0cpcOmcr,
Charles 6. 6omsr, Sobn 9. 8omiap,
@m $. GoniliHo, George Qoole,
8. aabuctod, Gbarlts ". @tbb,
Soiepb GleuOeuiu.
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ianlmluuq otg 2irsttoriums iDurDe g9iliam s..
Gunfine alg 9rdfbeut ipteber crtDdblt; flrncr 5rcz
Derif VI. @oifmau ais S6aBmtiiter nm Charles
s. glbburner OILS 6ilfssS 9aBm:iitcr.
36-S-W
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Newe N~n3eigeH.

8Dniglihcs GoniernntDrtnm Der
Wltftt su SeipSig.
Sit aufuubmcs9rifun FinOet on Den 5ugcn
~ ttuo d nm Gouuer # q 6, DEN Is. uuO
16. @pril 1908, in Der Set BON Q - Z llbr TAFT.
81, pcri6uli5e &umclouuq iu oieicr 9riiuuQ bat
an Gicrftuq, DEN A. @tpril i'm giircuu hes Gonz
itrpatoriums 4u %crfolQcn. Der uuterridt critrcdt
f3 auf aue 3pciqc Der nuftalii6cn 3unt, lans
lid Glapicr, idmtl. Strei9s uHO 9lasinitruulcntc,
Crotl, Gou1crtociauq NM Oromatiibt Gpcruau3z
bilSuno, Rammcr=, Cr6cfcr= IND tjr6liGe 9luff,
iouie WuifQci6ihts unO Gbeoric.
9rolpcttc in 0euti8er uuo tn8lilbtr Sprd5c iDtr=
ben uncutqtltlib au5Qeqebsu.
2tip3ip, 5auuar 1908.
Sas 9trettprium pes S6ufsIiben Gonferpas
forum Ger Mtmff.
1851 Or. R6ntfdt.
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Mcnrn Sdcaer.

Gg farb an 8. 6ebruar 1903, pIoBli9 in Der
gRobnuuq ieiucs Sobucs aobu SacQsr, Rr. 762,
gsorQc=Strab 6eurO 5aeger, I'M Hitter pom It
Sabrcn. 8ciiebuHg pripat. 5o-D
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Sci benz btesiG4ri9en
Gr0nungsz uro O~rOensfeite 1T Elm
reider Srbensreger nteOergegangen.
SO nur0en 2687 Srber unb @6renz
3ei6en berlie6er, 239 mebr, ul5 i'm
Sabre por6er. Der Rotbe 4olerorben
auein puroe 1922 W}al perlie6en,
burunter 949 Rotbe bierter Rtafe.
Wttt Dem Rronenorben purDen 533
8lidli8e gemu9t.
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qHorin 9Sisner.

rs aarb am 8. iebruar 1903 Taria giSncr,
o,liebte Satin BON Qouis 0iBuer. i'm Hitter BON
q 3u6ren, in ibrtr lsBten 9O5nung, @r. 500,
qeoocnbuaz 5traBc. Dit 9eerOiqunV finoct ) r l.
ia q, 3admjttags rEl 2 u5r, auf Dem sSrnio=
MinsH rifphnfeH lott. 5o-l