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So FINE He
COULDN'T STAND It
Therefore Ado!ph Meyer Tried to
Leap Into the Bay from Hur-
ricane Deck of Staten Island
Ferry-boat.

Just a little matter Of court proceed
inss prevented Adolph Meyer. a deco
Irator, Of No. 365 East Houston street.
from doing work to-day in Staten ISL
and.
Meyer had never gone to Staten Island
before and he grew jubllant over the
fact that the creations of his brush and
mind were to shine in the home OF the
wealthy islanders. He had remained up
all night so that he might catch an
early boat. Being of German extrac-
ton Meyer found It necessary to keep
up his tagging spirits with an extract
Of maxi.
Crossing the bay Meyer was very
much excited over the n gray olo
ing Of the Jersey hills n dull sky.
He was in raptures by h time the
fcrry-boat Mfadletown neared st.
George. As the boat drew into the slip
he oun a fascination In the water that
could be satisfied only by immersion.
Standing on the hurricane deck In full
view of the crowds who were waiting
to come to New York. Meyer first tool
of his coat. then his vest, his shoes.
and was al work on his suspenders
when the cries of the crowd arrested
his attention.
"will they stop mel" said Meyer to
| himself.
Never" was his answer
Throwing his hat before him, Meyer
made q dash to the gunwaie. He was
too late. however. Three men who had
been watching him thought he a gone
far enough. He was caught as he
| reached the railing and held fast.
In Magistrate Croak's court later in
the day Meyer said he was feeling SO
fine he couldn't stand 1t any longer. The
| and as Meyer denied all suicidal intent.
ne DISCHARGED the prisoner.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

Wssiyn.
SHEER MUSLIN. In dainty dots.
the regular ioc. and i2hc. quaii- NJ
YARD WIDE STRIPE MUSLIN.
in full line Of stripes. regularly N.
4 small lot Of saiesmen's samples of beau
tifui IRISH POINT PANEL LACE. IS and
q Inches vida. IN yds. long. and ZE.
we close them at. each, <Oo
HAVE IN sTocK are priced at per ID.
$50 I0l L25 LSl q 90
OaSIs Covsrs.
SPECIAL Ga COVERS In beautiful ORR
sed. , NEsrna siS4; ss cav;rps in
ga FLowERED TAPESTRY COVERS. In
new desiEns In green. blue. tan. s. SO
red. each.
Coseh CossrA
Special 54-inch Covers In Oriental Stripes;
will harmonize with any surround ZHo
inEs. frinEed all round. each.
Lace Curtains.
An immense line Of NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAISB in many patterns: Imitation he
n~aissancs. ciuny. Brussels and Aii-overs;
pair.
IFS So ~ a. ESQ = 90
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In every country Of the civilized world
Sisters of Charity are known. Not only do
they minister to the spiritual and i~ntellec-
tuai needs Of the charges committed to
their care. but they also minister to their
bodily needs. .
with 90 many children to take care OF
and to protect from climate and disease.
these wise and prudent Sisters have found
Peruna q never falling safeguard.
DR.. Hartman receives many letter. from
Catholic Sisters from all over the United
states. A recommend recently received
from q Catholic institution In Detroit.
Mich. reads a. follows;
DR.. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, O.
Dear Sir:-"The young girl
who used the Peruna was suffer
ing from IaEynSifis and loss of
voice. The result of the treat
1nent was most satisfactory. She
found great relief, and after
further use of the medicine we
hone TO be able to say she II en-
tirely cured"
Sisters of Charity.
The young girl was under the care Of the
Sisters OF Charity and used Peruna for
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HAPPY DAYS
When Friends Say "How Well
You Lookl"

What happy days r those when
all our friends say How we'll you
Ilook!"
We can bring those days by a little
care in the selection of food, just as
this young man did.
"I had suffered from dyspepsia for
three years, and last summer was SO
bad I was unable to attend school,"
he says. II was very thin and MY
appetite at times was poor, while
again It was craving. l was dizzy
and my food always used to ferment
Instead OF digesting. Crossness, I'M
happiness and nervousness were very
prominent symptoms.
Late in the summer I went to
visit q sister and there I saw and
used Grape-Nuts. l had heard Of this
famous food before. but new was
interested enough to try 1t, for I
never knew how really good 1t was.
But when I came home we used
in our household all the
time, and l soon began to note
changes In my health. / improved
steadily and am now strong and we'll
lin every way and am back at school
liable to get my lessons with ease and
pleasure. and can remember them,
ltoo, for the Improvement in my mem
ltal power is very noticeable and I
lget good marks in my studies. which
always seemed dificult before.
IT have no more of the bad symp-
toms given above. but feel fine and
strong and happy. and 1t is mighty
pleasant to hear my friends say
How we'll you look;'" Name given
Iby Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
Look In each package for q copy OF
the famous little book, THE Road to
lwelIviile."
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RESCUED CREW ARRIVES.
Usptain and senmen of Bark 8. II
Niekerson Brought to Port.

Captain and senmen of Bark 8. II.
N~ielEerson Brought to Port.
Among the passengers who arrived to-
day on the steamer Altai from the West
Indies were Capt. A. NJ. Davis and ten
ueamen OF the American bark Samuel
II. Nickerson. which foundered at sea
IN Oct. 20. about ~thirty-nve miles north
bast of Maraguna Island. She sailed
Dot. 50. from East Harbor. Turks Island.
With . cargo OF salt for New York.
From the time OF leaving port the bark
encountered stormy weather In which
abe strained badly and sprung q leak.
TIL pumps choked with salt and became
disabled. Finally. on Dot. 20. the crew
took &c their boats and rowed to Mara
Enna Island. where they embariles. on a
ANAL schooner for Fortune Island. The
The Nickerson was built ct Harring-
ton Ne. in is5a. and was owned by =.
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Sing prison by Judge Cowing, in the
Court OF General Sessions. on an indict-
ment charging that he had secured
Jewels worth $50 from Tiffany d Co. by
representing that he was the son OF J..
Pierpont Morgan.
Brown entered q plea for mercy. but
the police disclosed his record. showing
that he had served terms in Joliet and
Rochester for similar offenses and h a
he had secured goods from half n dozen
firms IN this city on false p~retenses.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

Zine HpAolste,zes.
SeseH3l Rs.yaXss 70, Oe-aIerrsw.

IRISH POINT CuRTArNe.- IN many n1ls.
over dssisns; regularly s66e 49,
Se,ssas.
100 sCREENs.. filled with floral pokt1ru
silkoline,. In all colors: they are r~A
oFHE hslf' u iPss rs EsEsssscs6b i H1e:H.
DzIevs.
SILK FLOSS PILLOWS: elx2z; a.
FLOSS Pillows: covered with Oriental
tinsel stripe tassels On corners; -
regularly 500: eech. 80
E1sssss
light and dark grounds: regular ZEa
Zoe. I'd. fSe
[smbrszxIiss
hand embroidery: in white. blue
sresn. old rose: regularly $3.50: RI
SILK EMBRoIpEREp LAMBREouINs.
All hend.work: tassel fringe: full . e<
line Of coiors: regularly 800. $50
RezS PSrseyss
Msy Ss%sso: ~..ss,nsrRss sisss ana
q So and 3 90
tThird Floor. Front. 18th st-)
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D,essea DoLls.

S5 different styles OF pretty dresses. with
Hat to match: bisque head. glass eyes and
long curls. 10 inches long: special. "
d. p. DRESSED DOLLS; 10 inches long:
derciothes of good quality: all can DO taken
off: large bisque head, moving glass eyes,
long curly hair. with hats to match; spe-
ciai. BOO
LITTLE BEAuTy DRESSED DOLLS; IL
inches long; bisque head. moving eyes. long
curls. handsome dresses; special. I'd
DRESSED DOLLS; 10 inches long; bisaue
head, moving eyes. long flowing curls, beau-
select from: special. ID
BABY DOLLS; d. p. make: long. dalntiiy
trimmed slips OF lawn, with full set OF un-
derwear: jointed body, moving eyes In
eisaue head. long curls and pretty baby
ELSIE DRESSED DOLLS; 10 inches long;
handsome dresses: hats to match: Is differ
ent styles: bisaue head OF finest quality.
moving eyes. long curls and full set under
wear: special, SIC
d. p. DRESSED DOLLS: II inches long;
styles and material finer quality than above;
y different styles; special. 1.35
Also other Dressed Dolls at 1Oc. each 10
$500 each.
Efa-8oay DoNs.
k1D-BoDY DOLLS; Kestner make: bisaue
nead. moving eyes, long curls, shoes and
STOCKINGS; 1l-inch size. special. 10c
kID-BODY DOLLS. with well-toned chime
inside OF body that is pleasant to hear:
large bisque head. glass eyes, long curls'
shoes and stockings: Is inches long. spe.
JoINTEp HIP KID-BopY DOLLS. wei,
stuffed. bisaue head. moving eyes. long
curis. shoes and stockings: 10 inches long:
speciaL .35c
head. moving eyes. curly hair. shoes AMI
stockings: special. ~
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GOES TO SING SING.

swindIed Firms by Representing
Himself as inorganic Son.
Albert 8. Brown. the versatile young
man who has been representing himself
throughout the country as the son OF
]. Pierpont Morgan and other promi-
nent m~illionaires. and securing valuable
goods on account, was sentenced to-day
to three years and three months in Sing
The evening world., 1903-11-10

nrst man to formulate Peruna. II. q
"a: introduced to the medical profession
OF. this country.
II you DO not derive prompt and s~atisfac-
at once to Or. Hartman, giving a full state
ment OF your case, and he VIII be pleased
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman Sanitarium. Coiumbus. o.
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2Nmes and Liquors.

cal. $500: full quarts.
OLD CROW .wHIsKEY: case. 500;
Enl,. ESQ: full quarts.
$500. gal. $50; bottle.
HENNEssY IMPORTED coGNAc;
case. SiI.00: bottle I.
NEkMoUTH. finest quality: case.
80. Is: bottle.
QUEEN QUALITY PORT. SHERRY
AND ToRAY; gal. S225. quart bot.
SWEET cATAWBk: Eai.. SIS:
quart bottle.
cLARETs AND RHINE WINES, ae-
cordinE TO age and quality. Sf.iA
o3c.. Tsc..
18th Floor. Take 9th Ave. Elevators.
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90ntlGmeh.
have used several
bottles q Peruna
benefited thereby
from my catarrh
Of the head. and
feel encouraged to
continued use will
eradicate q
disease Of thirty
ycaisi' STANDING"
David Meekison.
Or. Hartman, a
the best known
physicians and sur
geons In the United
0tAtA1 49,
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catarrh OF the throat with GOOD results. n
the above letter ~testihes.
Send to the Peruna Medicine Co.. Colum.
bus. Ohio. for q free book written BY Or.
Hartman.
The following letter II from Congressman
| Meekison, OF Napoleon. Ohio:
Ia. r--.-- A-ll-- ~ n--A.- n
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TOOL CHESTS. hardwood boz. with Try
GnAgTAuouA- COMBINATION BLACK.
Inches wide writing table and blackboard
r1InI2o inches: has LINEN REVOLVING
TOY PIANO. rosewood finish. s-key style,
SHOOTING GALLERIES, with harmless
gun and rubber balls, Csc
ICE WAGON. maiieable iron. large size.
nicely painted. 3Bc
MECHANICAL BANKS. such a. Artillery.
Kicking Mule. Funny Clown. etc. CSC
MECHANICAL TROLLEY CAR. runs in
circle or straight line. 1.35
HILL CLIMBERS. new models for 1908.
Locomotive. Fire Engine. Automobile
styles. LOO
MAGIC BOXES. with fancy pictures N
different shaped pieces OF steel lie
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Eosniea 3ody DoXs.

IMPERIAL KID-Bopy DOLLS. with
iointed hips. bisque head. moving eyes.
long curls; special, 1Dc
KID DOLLS. 20 inches long. large bisaue
head, moving eyes. open mouth. showing
teeth. full sewed wigs. with long flowing
curls. shoes and stockings. stout body;
special. 1.25
IMPERIAL CONSTITUTED KID-BoDY
l. with jointd hip and knee. beauti-
tul larEe-sized olsque head with moving
eyes, full sewed centre, parted. wig. shoes
and open-work stockings; special. 2.2S
THE DUCHESS JOINTED DOLLS,
with well finished bodies, large
bisque heads, moving glass eyes,
open mouth, showing teeth, long
curly hair, shoes and stockings
13-lnch siEei special, o
1bh-inch nixeJ special, aSc
21-inch size with jointed
wristsJ. 7bo
SANTA JoINTED DOLL. full jointed
arms. wrists and legs. finest quality bisaue
eyes. full sewed wig. long flowing or short
curly hair, either Black. brown. titan or
isSed Q made. dressed with dainty
chemise. trimmed with ribbon and lace,
stamped on body: 3-inch size: special. TOO
The evening world., 1903-11-10

PAPER SOLDIERS. 80 pieces of highly
Wild West. cut out and mounted on small
wood blocks. $50
ZINC TOYS. look like Kayser linn ware.
Consisting pots. pans. Crater. ladies. etc.
- pieces in all, 2Sc
BUILDING BLOCKS. will make doll bed.
rocking chair, doll swing, table,, easel,
etc: Instructive and amusing: regularly
35c.. iOc
The evening world., 1903-11-10
KIN AVE. .rku va M fuRG1rs

n Dolls Bodies. Heads.
Wigs. Dresses. &C.. in
~ large Gray. No more
nj complete stock any.
where. We repair dolls.
Oross,1 Oo/Is.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

The young girl was under the care Of The
Sisters OF Charity and used Peruna fol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

8Gud i'm ii d. = Gin
RpbIenfarren, auf fpel4em Der 9teger
Columbus 3ice JAP, tpuroe geitern
Morgen an Der 2afupette : Station
BON einem .3uge ~getrOffen uno oemoz
lirt. 8un0erbarsr @etie fam &ice
nit einigen 9auta6I9irfungen oaz
DON, tpG6reno bds Mault6ier, pel4es
Dor ben Rarren geipunnt mar, getOOz
tet fpuroe.
8rGn6e.- Sn benz 9rDcerpz
laben pon 9rr. Sliber 8iIfon, Nr.
413 poppletonsStrdBe brad geftern
friib 95euer aug, 1pelfes $500 @4uoen
an ben @uuren unb $3.50 S4uoen
an Dem 9auIe auri4tete.
gonS see unb6den. = Cine
Depefde aug Nepport ReDs, 3d.,
meibet: Scr S9ooner rSbree @iz
tiers" Capt. Conner, Der bier dnges
fommen 1T, beri4tet, oab auf Der
60be BON Sbimble Sight, Bel Ocean
8ietp, Der Nuterni9ooner gN. ..
Smitb" gsfunten iei. Der @apitdn
ii6tete 6as Boot, als es i'm Stnten
mar, fonnte u6er tpegen Der 6obsn
See feine 6ilfe ~Geiten. Qn 8orO
beFeIben befanben fi4 Gapitdn Sobn
9pung, 8sine BON 5ampton, 3D., To-
pie Orei farbige Matroien, bic rpd9r@
i6einlia ale gu 9runbe gingert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
.monumentuGz S6eoter.4

She ainq Of Dinfb 9oO" tit Der
Same Der 6auptS8urIesfe, pel6e
bieIe @O6e i'm rMOnumentalJ9beu
ter" BON Robie's rSRe &niferbOder"
aur Quffiibrung gsbru4t piro. Die
8urlegte entbGlt iatprii6s SarftsIz
lunoen tiirsli8 ftattgsbdbter @reigz
Mile. Die Sfpeite 8urIe5te 1T 6etitelt:
rDuifD 9oogan's 0ebOO" nnO iOu
GuBerit interefdnt ietr.
ngpnbenttonz 5alL"
0ag gunbitenftiid rSeRe Sames,"
Dom Qeben bes berii9tigten 8anbtten
in MiFouri 6anDelnb, tommt DieIe
@ode Seittns Der ,GrlpoOo Stod
COMPANY" in Der r@OnDentton7Qaue"
an Der OFJ8altimore@Strd BE CUR
Auffiibrung.
3peites 9eabobpzG onz
3ert.
Wit elmer Snmp6onte bon 8eetboz
ben unb elmer Oupertiire bon Ufenz
belsfp6n unb Der Mitpirtung elmer
ausqe3ei6neten SGngertn Deripri4t
Dus nd4ite peabO0p : @on3ert am
@amTtug, ben 7. 5ebruar, Elm ieAr I'M
tereFantes 81 fperben. IS ptro ME
iiblia unter Der fGhigen 2eitun8 oss
prof. 81. 6eimerOubl fteben. Die
GoliTin 1T SRI, @bunnu Cumming
BON Repz gorf, Die cine tlongDole
@oprunfimme beiiBt unO cine talent
boue @Gngerin 1T. 9ds ooae 9roz.
grumm 1T tpie fOIgt: OuOertire gu
.5ingurs Gope" bon MsnOslSiobn;
Qrie fir 9oprur, SRI. S6dnnd@umz
mingg; Symphony Hr. 7 in 4s0ur
BON Beethoven; 2ieoer fir @opron,
SRI. Cummings; nGoppelia Suite"
BON Oeli6es.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
nniere Sbeater.
-Snrh,a Snernhnns"

MY ~ / ~ - ~ " =
@inftpn Gbur9in's ~beriibmtes
8ibnenftiid She Cribs" pirO btefe
Do9e in Serbs Opernbuus" nit
yames e. Sadett an Der Spite our
@~uffH6rung geIangen. 9as glei4z
namige BUD, pel6es bon elmer 2es
bensgef6i9te bor unb pGbrenb bes
8irgertrieges in ct. 2puis 6dnbslt,
lit augemein betannt. Wer Die Sc
f9t9te bes 8iirgertrieges tennt, peiB
tpobl, tpeI9' bitterer &f in Mti=
fouri gefo9ten tpurbe, um ben Qnz
f9luB bes Staates an bic %confDbertr@
ten Stadten gu ber6inoern. Ods ge<
naltige Clement Der bort anIGIiigen
S~ibldnber, tpel9e nit Der Sa9e bes
SIbens fbmpdt6ifirten, berurfu9te
fosur 3niefpalt in bielen SamiIien.
nobur9 bus Sunoument fir cine erz
g~reifenbe 9ef4t4te gef9affen purbe.
Sn 9rn. Gbur9biq's Wert fpiegeGt
it9 bic 9ef4i9te Der beiben fdmpfenz
ben gurteien pubr6eitsgetreu tpieber,
uHb er legt Defenders tIar bar, baB
bic MeinungsbcrI4tebenbetten Der
beiben parteien bur9aus ni9t bsbeuz
ten, buB bic cine oDer anbere 9artei
berborben ober b0sdrtig lit. 6r.9adett
mar 5uerft i'm 3petfel barber, tpie
tus @tiid fibli4 BON Der Maforz
unb 0tron : 2inie uufgenommen
piirbe. Man nubm an, baB in st.
2oltis, tpo beibe 9arteien ungefdbr
glet4 itart bertreten, bus Stid 10
cine mittelmdBig marine Qufnubme
finben tpiirbe. Statt befen NOR bas
bortige 9aitfpiel Elm pbdnomenuler
@rfoIg unb in elmer ein3igen @o4e
purben dnnG6ernb $4,000 an Der
Safe eingenommen. @u4 in unberen
iiibli8en StGbten, pte 2ouiSbi(le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01
6ciraths=Qiren,cu.


5oIgenoe 9eiratbs : 2icen3en muir
ben 9eitern Oom 4ttuar bes Common
PIeas : 8eri6ts ausgeitsat:
p6ilip O'GonnOr, 80, unO Murga=
ret O'8rien, q; &pplifunt Same5 6.
9ubbert, g1r. 29O1, 6u~bionTtraBe,
9arrp See 9pion, 81, Nr. 7, Dit
9amburgitraBe, uno Ilice OliOid
@berbarOt, Is.
Otto MuQer, 21, unb Morie Sic
gen6ein, IS; NppIitant 9iIbertGeague
Rr. II, Oftz@entreitraBe,
Otto Slatd, q, uno 8oiu g2opat
IS; QppIitant s. gbamberlain, Nr.
937, 0orOz8onbitruBe.
3bomas 8. Bright, %, gbiIaoeG=
p6iu, 9u., unb 6Gorenre Dir, Or.
3O42, Gebar : 4benue.
8iIiam @9aefer, q, unO 8ero,
nitu 9Oritf9neiOer, 10, gr. 131, g..
8loberitraBe.
Nbru6am @4oen, %, g}r. 1912
9ruib9iu : Apenue, uno Mariam s..
Go9en, "A.
Wm. 6arber, %, 3r. 10Y, @eft=
8altimoreItraBe, unb@eIiu 3eiger, 81
9bilip 8. 9rpscup, %, Nr. 272O.
ct. 9uulitruBe, unO MslOertia s.
9eB, %,
Simon W~ertbeimer, So, Re1pzgorf
unO Settu 8OIf 45; QppIitunt 3.
Mdperion, Nr. 1917, pennipIoania.
Npenue.
!9arrp 8. 9ut4infon, q, unb 8o.
t6arine 90. 2pnn, 18; NppIitant 5.
NiI6ur 9Off iun., Nr. 932, ROrO.
Sutton : Qbenue.
4n0ren 9arbep, "a, urb 8ati(
anflang, Is, g}r. 9O3, 8oulOinitraBe
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Queen Qnne's GiienbabnsG0.

GubrbIuu trat in Rrat q. on 1902.
Sampitr O%erlaitu Bier 9r. 10, 2igbtsStra5t:
3dgli6 (ausomOmmcu Samfa0l els gorm'tta9s
unO 3l5 Ra6mittoGg; Sumitags nm o.l3 Sot'
mtt'ags uuo 2 ubr @a6mittags; Ha6 ReHi=Js1a"0'
GentreOilt, 9ttpts uuO 3pii6tutotloutn.
Gui6Iub an s7slopars & Obi. Giisn6a3H' III"
SoitOn, GrforO uuo 3pii5,Hfotlortn.
bis 6 ubr Ibtuog. H.,
81. Z. ". 2roEtL
(Wlai2719O @ gtnuals@ti5aftsta5rsF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-01

Qa6 Qrropplis. ut. RoDaI station, E.50, $50
Born, Gam0tns5 station, 800, 300 @Orm.'
!l2.l5, AIS, $40 gto1W.
Qbfabrt BON Gamo,n=StatiOn mad 5rsosrtd,
!735. l947 9OrHr., 1915 9Orr., l25, 4@ uno
%5.35 0o6m. ,o
Ra8 0in6cfr, 1920 Born, 80, 43oHa3m n
Qa6 9ag;rgtODu, 1900 @Orm,, Alb !t0O
'S @o8 gaicott.Gito unO Wt. Giro, oo'al, 7.35,
40 Is Born, l.25, H.3O, "5.35 Ia8m., $780,
1o6 Curtis Sap, 1928 Roraeug.
Wo6 Quroo. Rt. Robals5% Station, 1856 3a@n1.
gouOsrz station, $40 Ra6m.
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gHeFrru Wnrhlanb gu6n.

graf in Rraft an 2. 1908.
3toe U~sIufsn bic SilC sGtation, iuis tol0t:
$GgIG6
430 frib S5nsGpoft, <%.auptlinit, 6o9estoipH,
u. & 80. 9abn NIB Du Sitotn uno aus1tnoms
men Sountaas g. 9 g.. q. Johannesburg,
Nsdrtinsbure uuo Bjrlhsttr.
SdOli3, ausgen . SoHHtaGs.
T.25 Wsprgcus - 9ori, g. & s.. 9iD. unb eaupts
liuit 6fIi6 BON GmprpsSroOt, Garlt5l: uHO q.
& $. q. U.
s.& BORN. 6aal5tliuit, 6aocrstOi1u, Sbfpptnss
burg, Greoerid, Gmmitsburg uuo u. i %.
gobu, big clifton.
1912 gOrm. - agtOmm. mad tluiOn=grioos, Oorf
uno @ette5bure4
225 Ra6nt. - aEfomul. mad lluiouzgrioQe.
3.32 9aam. - G9prtB NAB 9orf uuo 3. & Ssh.
t.25 Ra6m. - e Eprtb, 9unlts on Der ealptlinis,
0agcr5toDu, tF ME GrtOeid, Gmmitssurg uns
SbipptHsburg.S
5.23 9a9ut. - 4rtDmm. nab Gmpr1sgrobe.
els 4btuOs = 9tfomm. nab l~lRioHz9riDQs.
1925 @btROs 4 Ittomm. nab uuiou=9roQe.
Bur 2 ountags.
S9.35 9Orm. atiOmu. mad llnioH=8riba. uuS
SaRoptr.
2.35 Gd6T. ! aitomm. mad tlHiousgrioo,.
400 9aHm. 4ttpmut. HaG @morp=@rope.
1875 AbeHOs - Attomm. nab uuion=8ripdr.
SIltt= uuo 8tpad=SIrtau 3r. 216, Cn=Qaltis
utort=StroBe.t
,3Hee baltstl an llnion=. 0cruiploani .eIn.rr.-
GulioHE unot @albroot (Rottbz9ot) Station.
3. g. S~rispOLH, 9. J. 81.
j. (. Sp nOtrttt, 9=9
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Maralanu e. GrnniplbaniasG tens
hnbuzG nmnaanie.

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Dlorgmg ulO 400 Ra2mItta59. an, ,,
g1.sr.m all S5nnlaJca alO S.iliT' I'D N n an
$50 0Soratns, 400 @a8n'tta95 u"O 4oVo
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Qns8 Gountb b.
= S9omas 8ergan, Der IS Sabre aft
lit unb an Der Soppd : Roub, no6e
9errp 6aQ, cine @emiifefarm 6etrei6t,
itarb pl0BGi4 am GeBten Oonneritag.
@r ertrantte in einem 8e60l5e nu9a
ietner Dobnung. 4uBer ieiner Nitt>
ne binterIGBt er einen So6n, eugene
8ergan.
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cine Qn3ubI 9unbe %getObtet, nel9s
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Central : 8a6n" ite6en Ieit me6reren
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8a6npuggons. @s fino 8umeiit 6urtz
toblen. gu SimOnium Iteben auf Ell
mem SeitengeleiIe 70 nit 9urtto6len
beldbsne Wuggons.
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Hamburger menka.
Rad
YlBmontB- Gber6Onr8- hamburg
Baltimore : 9ampf : gaGet 81.
(GItG NAB iuUcrIdffae BaisGiuie.l
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mouth nit BEN sStabOarO air Sine ~ioIibsH 8us
Don Qortsmoat5 mad at!auta. Sn TptfoI Beers
~binoung nit ou yatIautjt Goat Clint" gortOII
unO 6aroliu1, NOyfOlt UNI liOli5, RorfOII uHO
pttli6 unO sCD Dominion Since mad 3spbtrH
uHO WaibiT9toH, re.
mab9t;t:M ua5 uropdii6,m 9Iane. 2ururi5is
RaiittH3imm1, t:sEtrifbs 8]tLtudtung, SampfRtis
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g:qtt49irsau Der pglss2iHt,S Rr. l03, Oft&SaltiS
m~ur:a5trabs. 8tIapbons g.. & q 81. paul 1885;
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Ehif6farfen

AaAu RD Bon Guropa lbsF Bremen SeeS Ss%A
burc LtiOT2t Die
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9ampfhtfs1a nieiaen.

gIOrNOemtC6er B.
~ 9tssetmSBise
0antpf = S6tffa9rt
5uiIb.n
Baltimore nnS SreMER
bur9 bic neuen unb erprobten, nit
alien 8equemli9teiten b%erie6enen
gofbampfer eriter 8lafe:
vRbein," r8ranbenburg,
,Hedar," v@afeI,"
gWuin," n8resldu."
Die grpebitionstuge iino, ME fOlgt:
bon Baltimore: -
n&0In," Mtttpp9, ben II. 6ebrudr,
2 lt6r gu4mittags.
mGbemniB," Mittpo4, ben 18. Seer,
2 lt6r 9u9mittdgs.
g8reSlau," Mittpo4, ben 4. 9}dr5,
2 ubr Nu9mittdgs.
n5rdntfurt, W2ittpo6, ben 11.UtGr3,
2 ltbr 9a9mittag8.
n8ranoenburg," Mtttno9, ben Is.
U(dr5, Z ubr gtu1nlIttd9s.
Difhenb,Bg 9n{Idue 9tete
S}or S9oItirnrs rob PrsnI,r 3 90
Tnn Ra;fimor, rob Rrtmsn. S32 90
9on Grem.n nab Baltimore 1886. so
Sptit, Raiatts 4dHaasslrsis:
BON S42. so ar.
RunOrsiitsBilet: peR gI!timore:
Na1 8rtlltH uu0 jurild 90
Bcatu Grd4i una UNds: issnot u;aa 90 an bic
gmerdI=AGeatsH
q. S9uma6er & Co.,
CIR. 8, 6aOsYlp=s trass.
pDr
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