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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-13

ROME, March 12.-The situation with re-
gard to the appointment of Archbishop Ire
land as cardinal is unchanged. Personages
of high authority at the Vatican say that
his nomination is likely in two contin-
gencies, as a reward when the Philippine
question Is satisfactorily solved, or, In the
event of his nomination being asked for
directly indirectly by the supreme au-
thority of the United States. Regarding
the views of the apostolic delegate at
Washington to the wisdom of such an
appointment the Vatican has always in
structed the apostolic delegates to keep in
touch with the trend of public opinion ever
since Cardinal Satoli was at Washington,
when the Vatican understood that Presi-
dent Cleveland would view with satisfac-
ton the nomination of Archbishop Ireland.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 12.-J. Pierpont
Morgan and his party. consisting of his
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Marker and two
other ladies. friends of Miss Morgan. ar
rived in Washington shortly before noon
to-day from Jekyl island. The party is
stopping at the Arlington. but pursuant to
Mr.. Morgan's custom none of them regis
tered and all knowledge of their plans was
denied at the hotel Mr.. Morgan visited
the Capitol for a short time and saw a
number of senator's. including Messrs. Aid
rich, Hanna and German. 1t was stated
that the visit of Mr.. Morgan had no sig
nifcance concerning pending business in
the Senate.
Mr.. Morgan called at the White House
during the afternoon and held a confer
ence with the President. The nature of his
call was not disclosed
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-13

the Monroe doctrine and would be the
opening wedge for the division Of South
America among Europeans.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-13

Emperor Sending Officers to America
at His Own Expense.

BERLIN, March 12-Count Won Berns-
dorf, president of the Potsdam police. who
recently returned to Germany from the
United States, has submitted to Emperor
William a written narrative of his expert
ences and observations in America, with
appreciative notes on the New York police.
The police president and his five travelling
companions. four young guardsmen and a
junior attache of the diplomatic service,
happened to be sent this wise. The En-
peror was talking to a group of subalterns
at the Casino of Potsdam. early in Decem-
Der, and asked them where they were going
for their holidays. One was going to Paris
and another intended to visit Bohemia.
why don't you go where you can learn
something?" interrupted the Emperor. Go
to America. You shall go as my guests and
tell me all about 1t when you come home"
He thereupon selected a party, including
Count Won Bernsdorf. The Emperor. who
paid all the expenses, has a permanent ar
rangement with the German steamship
lines for reduced transportation rates for
his guests. The party after reaching New
York, Jan. Z last. on the Hamburg-Amer-
lean line steamer Moltke. went on the same
steamer through the West Indies and after
wards spent three weeks in New York. re-
turning on the HamburgAmerican line
steamer Graf Waldersee. Count Won Berns-
dorf with a detective sergeant detailed by
Police Commissioner Greene, studied the
which most astonished him was that he
was not bothered in the streets by dssolute
women. The count told a newspaper corre-
spondent that he especially admired the
size of the New York policemen, their
smart uniforms and their courtesy, and he
referred In his report to the large. well-or-
dered police stations of New York and con-
trasted them with the rented rooms occu-
pied by the Berlin police But" the count
added. usingNa recent addition to his vocab-
ularly, ''the Americans have money to
throw at the BIRDS
Since his return Count Won Bernsdorf has
timed the Berlin firemen in responding to
calls. He found that it takes three or four
minutes to start an engine here and con-
trasted this with New York's thirty sec
onds to do the same thing.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-03-13
Wright Said to he an American.

LONDON, March 12.-According to a
financial paper Whitaker Wright, the di-
rector of the London and Globe Finance
Corporation, limited, for whose arrest a
warrant was issued yesterday. secured
American citizenship while engaged in busi-
ness enterprises in Philadelphia and else
where. Those who are interested in the
prosecution tell the Associated Press that
this is the first they have heard of Wright
being American citizen, although they
knew he went to America as young man.
Wright is believed to have been born In
Cheshire England. 1t Is claimed that, pro-
viding Wright proved his American citizen
ship. his extradition could not be secured
by the British government without the
consent of the United States State Depart
ment. Wright is said to be In Egypt. Twelve
of the best-known detectives have left Eng
land to trace him.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-The records
of the Naturalization Court were examined
to-day and the name of Whitaker Wright
does not appear upon them. There is
nothing to indicate that Mr.. Wright took
out even his first papers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Queen Qnnr's GilenbnhnzGn

j a9EpIaH IN 5Gm % SEptEm {
1903 in Rrat.
Gamptsr p.rllfsH Bier 4r. 10. Ii3bt StplBe.
Idgli6 Rrn. Sdmtlg5 uno 5oua:1s-j INT
Z ubr DtorgeHs uHo 3.45 9abm.ttu85; 9 q III e 4 .
UNI Z ubr Dtorgcu5 uH0 - ubr 0aamittlQs,,
nab GoDszGOiHt, Esnts15laHo. Queenstown, Gene
trEo.ae, Denton, GREENWOOD, 6atuoa,s, Genes, Rss
bobot5 Un0 3pIideH=6 t1ri0aeH.
SoHutOg, Z lbr Dtorgcus, nab G0otzQoiut,
G,HtrtOius, geb0botb uro 5DiittH-S tatioutn, uuO
um 3.45 Qabm.ttaa5 Hur Hln GoDez9oiut.
NHibluB IN @rs,npooo an bic .Etllplrsz
GTltHbG5n nab allen Qurttsu iuoli5 BON Qtpz
9orf. 4bilaoelDbia uuo 0orioltzG %itubabua.
6raat on g8ob,n,a5sH BIS 8 uby 4bsnSs aao,s
uomueH.
9obn6 q: 8nslsp, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fUdi27lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
MrHrrn WnrhInnh 3nhn-

Srot / Il Rrut nj q. Suui 1904
3ust oerlafsH bic 4iasn=StatiOH, ME fOlgt:
SdgIid.
40 frib Sduerpoit, 6auptliHis, 6agsrstoDn,
81. & %. gaBn, un0 Dem 61otn, una oasas'
uommtn 5oHutaGs q. 9. q. q. Gbumb.rgburg,
WartiHsburs, gBiu6stsr un0 gun'ts an osrg Gbes
iuptafs & BstsrH @abH.S
9l5 Dorm. - gsHsDlar GgprsB, (Rur Ha@
VtusD(ar.)
1855 qbenOs gfiomm. mad uuiOr:grio9s.
Gdetj6, uggsHo en- SOHHtags.
725 BORN. 9otf, 9. i g. Gio. uUo Gau2ti
ljHie otti9 bon Gmoro=gUoDt, Gdrlislt u. y q
o. Eobu.
8I5 BORN. pauptIiHis (parloFs0a5son)' oa'
e~trstopn. Sbjpp,Hsburg, Grto,rtd, gHlWl's'
burg uHO r. & 70. 9dbH, BIS e5eaaEooao.
1912 gorm. GI:oIm. mad uu'9HzSrioaS V0I'
uaO Gettysburg.
1880 Ra5m. 49, @tfomm. mad Gmor3=9Toot'
225 4udm. - gttomm. nab GmorQs9rogt.
1872 Ra6m. Blue UlouHtatn GgpIeB NPu''U'A
Car; ionic GrsOsid. a.
332 0ahm. Grprsb nod 9oTt Il. o a p DID
403 Ro6m. - GrgrsB mad QuHtt'n an ot SaupI.
liuis, SagsstopH, Gre6sTId, SHlm''sVA's HAe
S6ippsHsburg. Wn
itni,its uHiOusSri6gt
IL 4b,nbs afiomm. mad uHl0H'Srtoes.
Rur z pHHfug IS.
O * m,rr Qffomm. mad uHtoHsgrtOge uRe
"a; So6m. affomm. ra& llnion'BrOgs.
A29 8abu. - Qtf0mH. mad aleha. 9
@fnftz uub 9sPddsBIrtau in Sr. 215, DTS
galtimors=StraBt
enItsu. uno Balbroots (Roytbs&0tl StatjoHsn.
q 5dlt MD an gtHHipl0luilsaus. Station al.
R RauifoIb 9sH.sSupt
@. T. 9sDslL y. y. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
&un ihrrm Srantiaam rriduKen.

8effemer. W}i4., %. Sept. =
Qnnie 8o5enut, "a Sabre alt, puroe
geitern Qt6enb Dor Der bieitgen 8o6=
nung i6rer Wtutter BON GOpuro Wliz
lesti, i6rem friiberen 8rdutigam, err
f6oTen. MiIesfi i6OB ii4 oann cine
&ugel in ben Magen, unO feline Sc
nefung 1T 3fpeifelbaft. 0us MGOden
mar geraOe oon einem 8eiu9e in Sron
@oob bier6er 5uriidgetebrt, unb Miz
Iesfi bate ii4 bemii6t, ben Dor einem
Sabre 3piiGen Dem 8aare eingetretez
nen 9treit, peIfer Die Qufl0iung Der
@erlo6ung sur 5pIge geba6t bate,
Our4 cine 9eri0bnung 81 iiberbriiden.
DIS Annie ni6t barauf eingeben
ppQte, griff er gum ReOoIoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

0a8 beutf4e MarineS
Qmt bat Die 4ntpeiiung erge6en lufz
len, DAP Die feierli4e N~amengebung
reuer Sdiffe ni4t me6r uS4iffs>
taufe," ionbern nRumengebung" gu
nenrer. lei. Srt6oOOre 9eiitli6e 6uz
ben geraume 3eit gegen ben NusOrut
rS6iffs q Ii {" proteitirt; lie BADEN
Grfpla aehabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

4Is Ha9foGger bes in
Miin6en 10 unerpartet %9eitor6enen
8eneral : MuiitOirettDrs 3umpe lit
&apeqmeiiter Or. 3otten6erg pon
5ranffurt q. M. in Nusiiht genomz
men. Gr bat 6ereits cine @%inlaOung
gum 9ro6ezO irigiren er6altsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Marn &rauB.

Gs itarb AM p, 5ept,mb;r @arp GrauB I'M Nlttr
pou 80 Sdbren, l 0lonat uuO Is Sd1eH, geljebte
Satin ots pertorbeRsn Soda &ruub. 9criDanott
NM 5reuuOe Der 5amilit fuO o6tuRgspoatt eing'z
laOtn, pen ErautrisierIi6feiten btiluipObntn' tptlbt
bcute, Sounsritag, Ra6mittaos I'M , ubr, in
Der Wobnuuq hires Sobnes, orH. g. g. Grdub,
CIR. 900, Q9eits9aItim Strabc, iartiinOcn. 9e=
~erDiQuHO priOatim. (26f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

l.
SiiOpdles belief ii4 i'm 4uguit auf
1886 1n3en i'm @ertbe BON 53,149
pfunb Sterling. Sir Die eriten u4t
Monate erge6en ii4 176,441 lln3en
i'm 8ert6e BON 647,O87 9funb Sterz
Tina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
9~pnnerftaa, "a. ecptcmbcr 1908.

@ertau 9te Rollen. =
Srau: y4arl, morgen niro's elm Sd9r,
baB Ou mid gum Qltar gefiibrt bait"
: damn: $50, unb bann bait 9u Die
Si6rung iibernommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
GI;Sohe+h Mrcoer

rs ftarb am o. September 1903 Grdulein GliIas
gilirbte 5O6ter bon Sobn 3. uuO 65ritina 9sagtr.
9eriponote unO Grtunoe limb boflitit criu6t, Der
geerOigunq, ipelbe nj o T en-, 6reitas, ga6nits
tags ? ltbr, pom Sraucrbuuic, gr. 10, CUB
Gliuton=S trGbe, aus i~attiiuOetr bci3urpobneu.
C67-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
0arslanO e. grHni9IpaniasG ilen:
Jaln>O

3a8s OvlaftH ROrtb=4Os.= uH0 Cat Str 6tdtiou.
9a5 OoTl al @obtatlVsH 7.30 Born, $50 Radm.
8l9 Gdtd az 0o5sHtagtn 7.30 9ogm., $50 urO
40 8d1m.
9a9 ge!lir an 0ob:utagtu 730 uH0 $50 Barn.
$50, 40 Rabm, uuO 600 absuos.
S0HHtags nab Ntlta $50 &orm., 400 Rcbm.
1900 @bsHDs.
8. v. Gtisr. @sntTals1aEoai aasaL
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Baltimore Sampf : ga6ets 80.
tNIts unc Iu~OsrIdfEst Sat'etnts.)

Ot q CAGAAEN@ NSA utIgpgANk
Sampfer tabr,n tdqIi5, 6~onntaas ausutnommn.
bon .9upa2tH's"Qisrs, l0-l3 Q~ta6ts6trabt, $50
abtHDs, Dirtit nab Oh gojHt Comfort, RorfolI,
9ortsmout6 uHo ausn gunfttn es SdbsHg. 9rs
biHOung IN Oh 9oiut Gpmiort NIT 6. & o. Gis
%itHbabn" nab HIamono. 9trbinDung in 9srtss
mouth NIT ofm ESsu5oarb dir Since ioliotn ,9ua
BON 9Ortsmout5 nab atlanta. On RUrfOlI 9srs
JiUouHg NIT Der atlantic Goaf Clint Qoriolf
uuo Carolina, ROrioLt unO iioll8, Iorfolf uH0
Dtt!b uHO Oh Dominion Cine mad Rtpbsyn
un0 Gaibtngtou, R.sG.
Tldbllsjt:H nab ,urosdiib,m Qtane. qururi6ie
RaiuttnIjmmer, s;titrji5s Bclsu5tuHQ, Tampf6si=
Jurq, ROitH frt. ~Jsierpirts Raiutu3imuu i'm
g:Qttzgirsau Der r9apsQint,a 9r. lO3. CfzBaltis
mur,=6trabt. 9rIepbOns 6. & 2. 81. qaul 1885;
marBtarO, GouttIar0 4S5, 4lbaugb'g, Is QOros
GbarlessStrab,, unb Sirtau or .5t1bouro Dir
Cine" Continental Gruft 60. guilOiug.s
Spbn u. 2bsrUpoe, q. SroUn.
B.zGrli. Il. 9tHsYianagsr, Sen, sBaiia1itrsIaeut
tGtJ21
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Satbariua 6. Smfe.

Sc ftnr6 pI0bIib om 81. September 1908, il 1br
10 hin. 8ormittlqg, 6atbariHa e. @ude, G,liebte
Sobtcr BON Rifoiaug Suds unO Der oertorbeusn
6utbariua 6. 6udt, im Glitter pom "a 9ubreu, n
i5rtr lestcu 8obnung, Ir. 835, gect@2Ombaroz5tr.
Git @ecrOiQuug finOet beute {, 9OuHtrftag, RAD
mittaos j llbr, uui Der Observation-Disclosures"
ftdtt. coo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

d.
ten nit an ibrer Qr6eitluno Gorge
betommen 9rn. HoofeDelt iebr gut.
Sein @epi4t bat pGbrenO Der 5pei
Sabre abminiitratiber S6Gtigteit um
35 9funo 3ugenpmmen uno betrGgt
our 53eit 22O 9funo. Qu4 Gle0eluno
lit imgrGiiosntenumt betunntli6 ni6t
mQder Q%efpprDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
6ep. Shiulcr.

Gs farb an .. September, 6 llbr @Orgsus,
SEQ. 56iplcr, %qclitbttr Gatte BON @nnie S9iplcr,
in iciuem 43. Gtbensiabrc. Die Seeroigung fiuOet
motQen, GrGitdQ, Den p. Stpttmber, Natmit=
toog , llbr. pom i.iu,r lcbtcu gpobuunq on Der
Rortb=9oiutsgfoap, Habe Der 9bIlOoclpbtdz8ooo,
aus itntt. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

Sr Berlin bat lid Elm
iunger 5anOlunssge6iilfe isinSaiten<
meier 3neimal in Die 8rutt ge1toBer,
neil man i'm Den rtleinen @o9n"
nanrte. Die etpigen 9dnieleien bait
ten I6liebli4 ben GrfOlg, OaB Inn
audi Tein 99aB ben 2aufpaB CAB, nno
0as glaubte Der t6Dri4te Sun9lIn9
ni6t iiberleben gu t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
keSag Boot tG9lid)
nad1 Qbi(nSelDhin


Dit Der Grltsiou=giHie nab 45,llDe.g5,d, 40
8ormltilJ5 an g9o1tutageH uRO I'm 5 lbr Born.
SoHutag5, al OcH grOBgH UV9tr..p.aBcu Stttert0n
uCo Sbstty, pa. anbl.teHO. Y]ana3ygc touutH
auI WuUi9 bis Ha1 Etttsrt0H ODER 0DelaptdfCsGlt0
Iubrtn uuD mt cIneH au0trtn nab baltimore 3uz
rldiabrIE0tu IampiE am ltlbm AbGno pieOsr an
4auie NJ Hm uHo nap Dem 70. 5uli
ncrOtn Der ucuf GgpCeB : 53Reloamyfcr oQenRa
tEmDi5u,tt5 : DlDD,nolgieit p WaIsn 0ro
6tuuosl uuo Der rggiuJng" BON icOcm Der bsio,n
odfsu td9.ib uni $50 8OrmIttll5 unD 6oru.
fa1s I'm 5 ubr GOrmj,tlgs abilbJiu. Tog yoot
pcr.aBt QbillO.tpbu taJlt1 UNI 80 9prlnittl6s,
Sonntags nm 8 u9r 9ornittags. 0trrlits R5brt
0ur3 zen &0uds.
Ga5rprtts IN elmer 3i6tuHg $50: Rupbf,brt
rs s1Uel, QultI5 fUr Die RiJdfabrt jpnnbI Tuf
nem IQo= ME DEM NbtHO=&OOtt, 81 80 ~'
PuuDrsiie=giactt nit Riidfabrt auf or q &
= 4abu" BON 9BtllDcIpbiG $3.50. EurhIari,rSs
Viuctc uu5 AtluHtic=GitD unD gtiidiabrt prr Goot
~ 70. poCr Gauj NIT Der GIieHbdbr. fir X
yo1t clltIC, So o Gtrucr Our1laufero, 9inrts
no5 9tps9ort, G0ug-@raH9, 4sburp.Q(grf Sirs
R,5turo. 81 90, J~tuu0reiis So. 90; Gops Wan
Fugorciis, "a. 90. 4beuO=3ampier idbrt t51i,6
ioug1suommtu SoUUtdg5D INN j ubr 45trbs n5'
9inffs 5um 9ertauT IN uultrem giivslu. ion,s
6.i 4lbauQ5's, Rr. 10, RorOs6barle5. Srass, nS5
@l5uup, Irop, Slrato1d=6gr,Hgs 6alsHpsT,
Veuport, 3tp=9aDtn CGtG 8ortiunO (U{atutl ur5
QuHtttu pom Der g8tritc on Qi1bts NM
Qrltt= 6tgaBs. 69seib: ntgeH Eeiitbua.
GlarcUte SbrtDtr' A9tHt, POI &igbtfr.
IEuuil6, lkS@
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Snncai1nc.

am %. September g9 NJ M &.
am p. September 8orboR Sobn 3olz
Ter, 6 Sabre oft.
DIM 81. september in Rcip.gOrf eOfOmon
g G, g Sabre aft.
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S%nmpHhiFsla n,efgeR

QOr00entC6er 5000 b.
~ 0t~eselmdBise
9ampf - S6iffa6rt
Baltimore uuO BremeR
our4 bic neuen uno e%rprpbten, NIT
oGen REORGANIZATION perie6eneu
Potbampfer erit,r &laFe: !.
pabein," y8ranbenburg,-
pRedar," rGaKel,"
rMain," .8rssldu.4
Die @rpebttionstoge Tinb, ME fOIgt:
bDn Baltimore: -
DHbein," Mittno6, ben %. Septem>
Der, 2 u6r gla9mittdgS.
vU}atn," Mtttpo9, BEN Z. 9ttober,
2 ubr Ra9mittags.
D8ronoenburg," Mittmo6, ben IA.
0ttober, 2 ubr Na9mittag5.
D5rantfurt," Mtttpo9, ben q. Oft,
2 ubr Na4mittags.
nGafel," 0}tttpo6, ben 4. g{pbem6er,
2 u6r 0admittaos.
o8iQe6aO," Mttttpo4, ben Is. gob..
2 ubr 9a6mittags.
3Dtits Rdiatts2aHavcsErtts:
Bon $40. 81 an.
IN
0rH baltimore mad .S33 90
Bon Bremen nab Baltimore .S34 90
RunOytiie=etrtt: bon Baltimore:
Rad Bremen uHb 3urud. ................ SGT 90
gBsg.n Grs&t unS SaHsss tpsHos man ftp an b.
GeHsralsAgtuteH
u. S9umu9er &c Co.,
%r. g. 6Ro=@aps6tJab..
p9er
Gbtparb Saline,
CffIes Os sGsutibm Gorrsiponpsutsu',
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wRupal Sluc.
nsn mhllnn.lphla unp Rtp.9Orf.

capdrts. gu~LGamosa. guL4t@ o9al.
e4latDaGgoH gaelic y! y. q, 35S g.
SSa1ffet.qatloS, aassea. q. 9 y g 9, ga 9.S
Satlor, Stnr, auggtu. 90. 1850 q. u 1854 ..
3ericr' Giuu, .....Edgli3 l.55 r. j l59 r.
.Aopal Q.mit.o,' auC 41lmaHs3a9.
.g0aoaoug ........ IGglI3 $40 q. . 3.53 y.
n6TlBr5er, gbiL, dusg. 60. ASS u. 800 q. 9
Ge1hfg gbila..... SlgIjb 900 q. 9.G 6
ebllfu -. 5i5.i5 l2.S9 u. l2.A u. 6.
qgf1lsSalafuaggoU mad FepsQori frtig IuuI
gtbraud in It. Ropals5 Station UNI 1000 d5t1bg.
u, nat atla1titsGitR 8o3entagsi ., na5 ats
'1g aas 8ls. baltcn in @tlmtnotou. g., bait in
Gbstsr.
gIrlGamb.n. 9trt RI. gtopol.
Qbila. a'iOm. ...... 3dglia 8.05 o. $40 3.
9bila. Gg5rsb ......uusg. 60. 230 y. 98 q.
@bila. GLpr,B ......uusg. 90. ass r. 500 R.
4bsroesn attom., ougg. 60. Sis p. $50 q.
9blll. &tiom.,...... nur 60. 6l0 q. els u.
8~iltts5lreauJ: Ror0pstsGde Gllbsrt un0 &lla
ttmorsitr Rr 52G, groaoDa7, 9t. NATURALIZATION
sosr COMMUNICATION.
8. 9. Martiu, TQr. 8aT. Erafiir.
6. %. Saiittt, gsn.sQaf sQ1sHt.
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aEA Merchants Miners
SIEE Transportation Comp.

Saulpfer . Stuien.
Ra6 Bottom unc Gem Cfen:
itbsn Q(oHtGa, 8tsRitaa. Tonntrtas uno Samfaa,
Gbtuos q ubr.
Radh 9rpptnence une Gem Often:
itheH Dtttttuot, Trstiag uuo SoHHtag, NbtHo5 g Ibr.
gad SaDaunab uuc Gem 2upeu:
itocn 8leHitag. 8oUu,rhdB, Samitas. &btHos @ 1hr
Rdb 8cDpprt'Rems uub Iprfplt:
t0alit u1 q ubT ATTENDS.
unlOcrtItfHiht StqusmlltttlteH uno RsIofiauua.
SorsidIti9e 8erlaouHs uRo ftHtnt 9eforberung
bon 6Iatt. 6. Y. @ilingbdm, &gcEt,
tug oe5 ldnssH Doda
81. y. Burner, @.=gs4.;
6. q. "putius, s.. i. u;
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6isrmit piro btfanHt ssma6t, oob bic unttrs
Itibuetsu, in uebusiRhimmuEe NIT Dem SO. ars
tii,l, ~. abi6nitt, Der Oagsmsinsu 6ifsHtIi6su
g,itse bon Rarplauo, 1888, mad Qblauf ben orsi=
Big (9Ol 5oasH BON uHtsnftbtHoeR Datum an, fuHf
Cl aut5silt ots dttitHtapitoIs Der -@OHioIioatto
9as=Gompaani. BON 9aItimort," bic it5t in ntH
Sl6rrH p~srislb,n auf ben RameH Der p,rforbtn,n
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~uosuboit, eiaoetragtu fHo, TRANSCRIPT psrotR.
galtimDrt, ben Il. September 1903.
Seumare & Rtepoce.
gupdlts fur Sane IbumsioH,
@oafrsdrin ets Ra6lahts Der 5erforbrneu Wars
9bpmniuh 257, 90, 64r67, II, "a, 1881
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Stalien mill Dem Grp0rt
bon &~unItperfen i~teIern. Sin einge=
rei9ter 8~eIeBentpurf Der6ietet Die
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ll6r 9ormittaqs, Gbas. g8. 6%Icinbtnn, gtlttbttr
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Olnnie Nf. IS. Ecarbath.

So farb am y. September mad %ldn0ertr Grant
belt glnnie M. &. Scarbatb in ibrcm fl. 9cbens=
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Tag, 0abmittags 3 Ibr, pom ibrer .tBtsn 0ob=
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GDnarD Naine.
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ben auf bas 9epifen5ufteIts
oussefertigt.
Iae 4usfunft iber Reeea
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Sine nQntisS 6atefpearez
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tporOen. Die MitgIieoer bertreten Die
Sbeprie, buB 2oro Srancis Bacon Der
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iibrigen Welt Ieinem 3eitgenofen
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ale @elt gu ii6er5eugen, oaB Bacon
Der 8erfaFer Der beriibmten 9ramen
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5ampfcr OtrIafcn Baltimore BON
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