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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Progressed Limit TO Fortunes.

Representative Griffith. OF Indiana
by request introduced joint rcsolu
ton proposing limit oil $4,000 900 TO
fortunes in the United States. The res
olution proposes an amendment to the
Constitution giving Congress power TO
make this limitation L; sets forth that
fortunes in excess OF SIoooo.ooo are a
nuisance and ncnarcc." and declares
that ii the trainers OF the Constitution
could have ioresecn present conditions
they undoubtedly would have inserted
some such provision.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Insured for Si.OOO. 600.

Philadelphia (SpeciaD.-One OF the
biggest life insurance policies ever is
ued has been written out by the Fidcl-
y Mutual Life Insurance Company
or John NJ. Mack, the well-known
Philadelphia contractor and politician
he amount of the risk is 81 900 900.
ere is only one other man in this
TRY who carries an individual pol
for that amount in one company.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, whose
insured by the Mutual Company
wv York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
White House Entrance Closed.

Washington. D. c. (SpeciaD THE
north door OF the White House, which,
for more than hundred years has been
the main entrance for the public. will
sonal friends OF the President. The
daily throngs OF sightseers and all
guests invited to official functions will
enter the house by the new cast en-
trance. opposite the Treasury Building.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17

Born February &c. 1870, in Salona
Pa, Daniel Hardman Hastings was
reared on 4 farm and received a com
mon school education. He chose Ia,
Tor a profession. and practised it froi
1875 until 1888 Later in lie he BE-
came largely interested in c,
and banking. He was made
General oi Pennsylvania in -
served in that office until 1901. having
charge OF the relief measure at Johns
town in 1880.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Twin Sisters Eroze in Blizzard.

Sisseton, s. d. Especially. = Twin
daughters of Ole Thorson, farmer II
miles west of here, were frozen to death
in the recent blizzard, according to in
formation just received. They set out
for home with their father. but lost their
way and wandered all night. perishing
before dawn The father was not bad
" frozen. The girls were "a wears old
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Patients Rescued From Burning Butte

Raleigh. n. c. (SpeciaD.-The
Urinary at St. Mary's College. an
tuition for young women, under the,
OF the Episcopal Church in North
South Carolina. was burned. Tt
flames spread rapidly and patients wer
rescued with difficulty Several had te
be taken out through windows. Tho
college being outside the city LINES
1t was some time before the firen
could render assistance. The los.
covered by insurance.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Carnegie's Offer Accepted.

Philadelphia (SpeciaD .-Andrew Car
negie's offer of SI.5oo.ooo for the cree
ton of 30 branch library buildings in
this city was formally accepted by the
trustees of the Philadelphia Free Ii
brary. The City Council will also ac-
cept it. Mr.. Carnegie, in letter TO
John Thomson, of the Free Library.
suggests that $4,000 be expended in the
construction of each branch
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Hung Her Babes. Then Self.

Palmyra, Wis. (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Amel-
ia Roller, of this place, hung her two
children, Arthur, aged years, and
Clarence, aged years. and then com
mitted suicide by hanging herself. She
is supposed to have been insane. In a
note written to friend before the trag-
edy Mrs Roller said: Il am driven to
il by gossips OF Palmyra" y coroner
inquest was held and the iurys verdict
was in accordance with the facts stated
Mrs. Roller had appeared as usual upon
the streets during the day.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Fire DESTROYS a Hotel.

South Haven, Mich. (SpeciaD THE
Colonial Hotel here and several other
buildings were destroyed by fire, the to
tai losses aggregating about $5o,oco
Owing to a high wind the fire depart.
ment had hard work preventing the de
considerable delay before any streams
could be turned on the flames.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Negro Murders Sheriff.

Birmingham. Ala. (SpeciaD.-A !
port reached here of the assassiuati
of Sheriff Reese. of Bibb county
Brierfeld. Reese and one OF fiis a
ties had arrested two negroes at
place and were taking th'm to
pot to board az in for Ce.
One OF the negroe who was
behind suddeni~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Substitute for Pure Food Bill.

Senator McCumbcr. chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Manufactures.
from that committee a sub
stitute Tor the pure food bill. which re-
Gently passed the House. The substi-
tutc strikes ont the provision OF the bill
requiring the Agricultural Department
to fix standard OF purity for foods and
drugs. and confines itself largely to
prohibiting interstate commerce in
adulteratcd or misbranded articles
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
BEL TO Increase Pensions.

Representative Loadenslager. OF New
Jersey. introduced a bill in the House
providing that an applicant Tor PEN
sion or increase oi pension shall. upon
arriving at the age OF seventy years be
held to be wholly disabled and entitled
to the maximum rating OF $I2 per
month in the administration OF the pen
sion act OF June p, 1900.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
S22S,000 Fire in Nashville.

Nashville. Tenn. (SpeciaD = The
wholesale dry goods establishment of
the Lyles Black Company was destroy
ed by fire, and the dry goods house of
Kernman & Sawyer and O'Brien Bros.
on either side of the burning building.
were damaged. The loss on the Lyles-
Black stock is estimated at $4,000, and
is insured for 100000.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Filipino's Want Taft to Stay.

Manila (By Cable).-The Filipinos
intend to organize meetings and popu-
lar demonstrations to urge Governor
TAFT not 10 leave the Philippines. One
large meeting has already been held.
those attending filling the palace
grounds. The general opinion is that
II Governor TAFT leaves Commissioner
Wright will succeed him. and that Com
missioner Idc will become Vice. Gov
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
To Protect Bank Depositors.

A bill was introduced by Representa-
tive Russell, OF Texas. making it
felony for any officer OF any national
bank 10 receive any deposit OF money
or other valuable property after such
officer has knowledge that such bank
is insolvent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
A Carnegie Partner Killed.

Pi,tsburg. Pa. (SpeciaD.-Andrew
McWiliams. one OF the junior partners
oil Andrew Carnegie. and superinten-
dent OF carpenters at the Edgar Thorn
son Steel Works. was struck and killed
by a ward engine.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Cost OF Consular Service.

Affairs concluded the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill. which will
be reported to the House. 1t carries
approximately $I.ooo,ooo, which is less
than the estimates and less than the
appropriation OF last year.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Thanks to Chafiee and Ills Army.

a joint resolution rendering the
thanks OF Congress to Gen. Adna r.
Chatfee and the officers and men who
served with him in China was intro
duced in the Senate by Senator For
aker. Senator Ioar presented a reso-
lrtion rendering thanks to the officers
and men oil Company c. Ninth Infan-
try. who were al Balangiga Island OF
San.ar. on the occasion OF the massacre
which occurred there September rs,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Draught Animals for Philippines.

The Senate Committee on the Philip
pines took favorable action upon an
10 the sundry civil appro-
priation bill suggested by Senator
Lodge. appropriating s., 100000 for the
purchase OF draught animals for the
Fiipinos The measure was prepared
in response to a suggestion by Cover
nor TAFT. and the funds are desired to
supply stock in place OF that destroyed
by disease
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
DAS
Signal Given Too
Three !
Ala Ohio

Ada, Ohio q
dead and fourteen
sons injured, ono
OF collision bctwec
Pennsylvania system
OF this city at o'cloc
The accident was OF.
that ever occurred on /.
the Pennsylvania SySte.
highly sensational in all il
curing as il did on the IN.
the town al a time when tn,
fare was crowded with PEG.
No. IS. west-bound. Tor For
had started out OF the static
the Main street crossing was
ed 10 stop on account OF some
to the air brakes. \ flagman W;
back TO notify No. 10. 4 freight
in the same direction. which was
cral minutes late.
Owing 10 the Snowstorm the c
ncer OF No. 10 was unable to see
signal in time to Slacken his spec
His engine crashed into the rear OF \,
IS. No. IS consisted OF two coaches
the rear one being a combination bag
gage ard passenger car. with anothe
passenger car in front. Both were tel
cscoped and scarcely passenger cs
capped injury OF some sort. The engi
ncer and fireman of No. 10 were alSC
slightly hurt. but not enough TO. pre-
ven, them from rendering immediate
assistance TO those who were in create
distress.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Ex-Governor hastings Dead.

Bclleionte. Pa. (SpeciaD.-Form
Gov Daniel Hardman H@stings die
OF plcuro-pneumonia after an illness :
;our days.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-17
Millionaire a Suicide.

York (SpeciaD.-Tho A.
hue, treasurer OF the O'Dono-
ee Company and a millionaire.
ntly killed by jumping from a
tory window OF the G
house, Broadway
It. Mr.. O'Do-
e in a r.
typhe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

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sic Orbnung, fonft buntt Der &aiier
adj" 0Qs balf. Np4 am nGmli4en
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gen ni6t anbers ge6e, penn Die alte
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Slpttenbiibgets i'm unter6auie ben
@orf9lag, Die brttiI9e gfegierung
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ten, unD mas er BARN 1agte, DetB er,
pie er i'm 6riti58en l1nter6auIe gang
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me6r.
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net, BEL pelGem 0as MilitGr gu 6iilfs
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anftatt 3u trotebIen unO fi6 toOti6iez
Ben gu lafen?
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bau pirb aus Der fleiren Republif
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lit bort ausge6ro3en unb Die 6auptz
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i~tarten Sniurgenten6eer beOrobt. Nu6
in Der 9egerz8 epu6lit San Domingo
betriegen it4 pieber oerf6iebene Sc
nerGle" Inn bic S6er6errf6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
WsHeru Worb(aub gahn.
Srat in Rrsft an z. 5dnuarl903.
8lQs ~psrlafsn bic 6lIeHsStatIoHr ME ioI5t:
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men Sonntngs 9. @. 81. g.. 6bambsrs5Tg,
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& 6. q. r.
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gabu, bis clifton.
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uno Gettysburg.
225 Qddm. - ailomm. mad lluiou=9riDoe.
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AS Ro6m. GgprsB, 4untts an Der 6auptlinis,
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235 Ga5m. - @tfomm. mas uaiousgrioes.
400 Ra6m. - Ntt0mm. nab G~morp=groue.
1856 absnOs attOmm. mad uai0H=9ri0ae.
Silets uuO gspdds9irsau gr. 215, Ofsgaltis
morssStrabt.
3aes baltsu an lnions. 9enHipIoani dotnHts,
Gultpns uno Walbroot (Rortbsaptj Station.
.. d. 8risDolD, D. Z. ~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
0arblauO &c 9enniBIbaniazG iiens
nbuzGnmnanuie.

RortbE4benuz unD Lats6tGttOn
9rlaTtH an Wo1cHtlgtH nab Uogi, IA, I'm 7.9
Utor9.as uuO 35 9tIAmirta5s.
gu.ahea al 0o@sa:ls:a ns9 Gt'tdr IA, um
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40, $50 TorgtHs, 30j, 40 al1mitia3s uno
500 IbtnOs.
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$50 Tlor5sns, 400 ga5m:t.a1s UNI 1000
:. g. Rorrtg, GsHtra=Gi9dit5 ia9ssg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

Sc farb am Is. WdrI in q5ila0elSbia, @a.,
auguft Sanotr, ]gclicbter Gatte BON Sulia SnnOer,
gcb, Souneborn, i'm Hitter BON % 5abrtr. Sic
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tags nm 2 llbr, bonn Sraucrbduie, yr. 80, SuOs
Sbarp=Strabe, aus itatt. G9-S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Nnrrn Nnne,s GiirnhnhnzGn.

GabrbIan trat in Rraft q. #. 1902.
Sampler bcrlofsn BIER 0r. 10, Qigbts5traBe:
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m;tto9s uno 2 ubr Gaamittags nab RsHtzS5lono,
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@HiaIub on pGtIawars & Gbsi GiisH5a6H' na5
Cation, Cgiorb UHO 3DiiamtatioHtn.
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81. 6. @. EroreL
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

Sc iarb AM 10. Mdr3 1903, 80 rbr @ormittaog,
Bilbclm @Olfs, ]aelisbter Gutte BON g8il6clmina
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lcbtcu g8obnung, SIR. 704, g8iaiauzS trabe, aus
Gaf Der r9ouOOns4urt=G Cemetery" TAFT. G9-8O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
saT@n Grtcsfon-Etnte.
Baltimore 9ampf : @a6et 60.
fOIIts ,,,,S ,,perIGf6or Rof0fvFs

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Ohriitine gdbnapp.

Nbrlittnc GdJ1app.
IS ftarb mad %ldugcrem, i6peren GcjOer am Is.
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Ir. 1913, Roro=@ap=Strabe aus aui Dem pSreiz
iuigtsitssGrieOboie4 itatt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Spfcnh SInhS.

liebter @atte Dou 9oujia 9labs, i'm g. Sabre
icintg Qtbeng. Die 9ccroigunQ finDet m prQeu II,
Samita0, Dem q. Mdr3, ga3mittaqs 3 lI6r, pom
ieintr ltBten @O6nunQ, CIR. 1925, @eits9rCBtmanz
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a3tuugspOu ciugelaOeu fnO. &ciieBang auf Der
pQouOon= QartzG cmcter0." G9-S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

Gg forb am Is. Wldr3 1903 Catherine @aui6 i'm
glitter BON 2 Sabrtn. Sia 9teroigung finoet
g q III # q g, 0o6mittaQs nm 2 llbr, bonn Graucr=
bauie gr. 5l4, S~bOrt=Strabc, ats itatt.
GS-S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Snhn Sdhmnh.
Gntberime Saui6.

Sc ftarb i'm r0cuti6en @retitubcim" Scbn
S6na6 i'm 50. Qcbcn5iabre. Die 9teroiQunq fins
bet beute, 5rcitag, 3a9mitto05 , llbr, TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
SefaMntmnd ~lungen.


alftmo {, Den II. U3dr5 lyu5.
gerGeseIte 6ornerunss : Muscbutc, an oen
Board of Awards. care of George N, Numsen,
carbohydrates, a~Drtifrt, iptroen Bis M ( t.
10 0 d, ben l. Ipril 1903, ~cntqcosn gcnommea fir
bic 2ieftrung Don @emtut, nel6cr bel ben arbsiten
Der eeftrii6en 6ommiiion eebrau3t tuiro, in ltes
b~sreinfimmuu9 nit ben BON benz Gbsf=5sqenisur
pprQeei6neteu Spe3ififationen, bic auf Griubsn
i'm girsau Der elettrii6tn Gommiiion psrabfolgt
pcrDeH.
Gin bcglaubioter Gbed in @66e Ron $500. sobls
Bar an gglaDOr uno StuOtratb bon Baltimore, u
muB nit ieOem angebot eingsi6IoFeu iein.
sic Gontraft=8sb6roe bebdlt f6 Das &e6t bor,
iroeno iptl6e ooer a1e anaebote 5u berperfen.
@egcu ipeiterer austurft tpeuOe man i6 an
Gbas. 6. @beIps, jun, GbefzSusenieur,
stettrii6e Gommiiion.
gsfdtigt:
Ebpmas s.. 6apes.
grdTOeut Der @ontratt=9tb6rbe.
Mdr312, 13, 16, II, Is, 10, 20.2425,3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
gSnbruf:

gSadbrmf:
Sn Iebtnoer Griunerung an unitrt Iicbe Shutter
GIifab ctb u. 9irFmcner,
iptl6e beute Dor tiuem Sabre, am 20. g(dr3 1902,
aus Ditiem 2ebeu i3ie0.
Q6, bier ni5t mt6r, adj, fern bon bier,
2u bif MD mcbr aui GrOen bier.
., tbtu'rs cute Setle,
Sid iu6t uuiouf mtin trijbtr Bid,
gu fCbrit nibt msbr gu uus 5urid,
Q9a5 au5 nit Dir uu5 ieblc.
Bon ibrem Gatten uuO &inoern.
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Hn6ru
glnna M. y. WGunter.

-TWW III % -NWIEEtII
eir,ioe otlie6te 9O6tcr BON Sobanu W}uutcr uuo
Gnfelju pom 6ritOrib uuO 9crnbOrotne &rdut, p5I=
de bcute Dor 3e6u Sabreu, an %. 4tarj 1852, gez
forben, abcr ni6t Ocr9tHct III.
S6ou 5cbu Sabre fUo ]Oorbtr,
Stit uuiere SO6ter 500 binuber,
Sindbtr in Die Gpigteit.
Sod tr6it' fe @ott lie mar 6treit.
Drum, tbeurer Batter uno GroBeltru, tr6z
iGt Gu9,
QaBt a6 BON Gu'rcm Sbmcr3e;
SD Dobuc ieBt in @iu1mclsb0b'u
IlnO neroe Sud siHft pisoerieb'u.
@epiomst BON ibrsut
Ta Hair n b rnkeItern
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SpNesf10c.
MilhcIu1 GUlfe.

GIN II. Mdr3 @nnuR q. SprtnQer.
@m Is. Wtdr1 GbarIes @rdutr i'm alter
BON 50 Sa6rcn.
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0ptuiS @rCee
0(uauIt SanScr.

Sc fturb am 10. 0}dr5 1902 Qciuis g8tlte, Qc=
liebtcr Gatte Don 2Ouiia 0cItt, 0tb. @irie. Die
.3eit Der 8eeroiQung miro ipdter a~ngejei9t. G9
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SUbn &Gfflcr.

IS farb am 10. mars 1903, I'll lt6r Q6cnog,
SObn 26iflcr, Q]citbter @atte BON Catherine Q0fflcr,
I'M G5. Sabre ieines 2cbeus. Die 3tit Der Beer
Digung tpirO ipdttr an0e3tiqt. Ggy
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.HnnaI gSIue "0inie
mad S5lSs.l,6la uno sssD-gOr'.

mad Qbtlaoel2bid uno -'eUz9Ot
oa-s~.s Wbf u.ElmotH. 4Gf. D. Wt. q.
e]5laf@aooan za91 : 81. y o. 81 $S5 q a. &
SS5@aa!5 " Gor Gg.'' og.5. SN 9Ig U. N 9.24 Q. 6
garlor. 6ptiie, uur 60. ~ - d, -, % Y
gcrl0r, GtHtr, ausg. 81. 1y5L N q, = . y n
- 49, G5.i,,, r-gosrommcr BuImoH. 3ug.
E1Gy"' -S,afr g,Yl5r. C55tr01riou, Spgiiez Il.
Eofe.yRoooous ..... E58L 349 v. . 5.53 a..
NGIr- <SSggo"7 gs-l go u. COS 81. 9
gatL9I, M $780, g4sL .aO1I 9.O5 y. 6
sSI9fg1o Tslt55 ....... 2d5l l2,32g, 1249 6
~ 2"t, .|ISs%Sraigaoaou nab gcDsgort fsrti8 3ulH
@rbr,rb in ut. Decentralization nm 1000 Abos.
81 r9b Ntlantf-=Gitg an lGo6eutagsHi y, mad
81; 5lTs gaqt balteu in Gilmingtou. g, baltsn in
Gb:ter. n, r m-r on. Cd
gbira. Q''om. -. E99L, 805g Q. 8509
Gl6iIq. GrgrsB..-...ausgc 5O. 23O U. 2.35 y.
T5iI1 GrgrsB.. ..au5geH 60. 455 U. 800 q.
Glbsr0esr Qftom. -. ausgsu. 60. 5.l5 u. $40 Y.
gbilu. Northumberland 60. go u. 6.l5 v.
giuttsguteaur, Rorop5fisGds 6o!osrts unO ga!s
t~tmorstStraBe, 526 SuOs9rOa0Dap, ut. RO0a!'
citation sbr Gu-mOsusStotiou.
8. g. Martin, IRgr. 9uN. 6rufttt.
6. 80. 8uiiett, GsH.sQaI. s@gsnt.
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aa0uuO pen Gnropa abev 9remsn SOsB Casa
bura beiOr3t bic
@rpeDIEiam Bss .Bcutinen GoFseTpoRGsnteR,e
SsRlgaGa aaIktmaEtaSn> ma @A1sAthcasNza
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Subat1tt Scfcr.

Gg farb am Is. Mars 1903, Morgcns II lt6r,
Sobann @edcr i'm Qlter BON % Sabrtu unO 6 Wo.
nateu. 9je gctrOigung finOct am g Onnt a q,
gtu6mittaQs INN 2 llbr, pom 9ruuerbauit gr. 3l6,
9orO=anns Strdbe, aus ftatt. GS-S0
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IN ireau Ger Observation-Disclosures
~ SpmmifIGrf- RafhhouSsMuupr.

IN iireau Ger StrdBensSurdJbrud,ss
~ Summihdre, RdtbbaHs'Anner.
9altimOre, ben 2G. lebruur 1903.
Die StraBeu : Sur9bru9s GommiTdre MAIDEN
hermit in uebereintimnune nit benz neuen Gbar=
fer, $40. gbi6ujtt, 6staunt, baB fe ibre erfe 9er=
~iammlurg 6reitaQ, Den 3. glpril 1903, 9ors
mittugg 10 llbr, in benz giircau Der GommiFdre,
&atbbdus, abbaltcn tucrOen, I'M Die @olmabt aus
suiibeu unO bic ibneu ibertraosneu uub bon ibnen
berlanQteu 9ili6ttu gu erfiiqeu im @ctrefi Der
Gouocmnirung uuO Sur6bre6uuo Der Nppft= ODER
SstuzGleo, BON Der SiOisite Der M%onumeutsS Strobe
Bis 3ur 3orOieite Der Oh Soppaz9&oao, in @emdB=
belt Der 9srorOnung Sir. 90 bes 0laDors Ii. StuOts
ratbcg DOE Baltimore, ]beitdtigt am a. gooember
1902.
ErdnciS g. Bpmc,
5curp gcrpen,
ArtbUr y. WIdcSenau,
Gommiidre;
6eoree GbesIcp,
C5eb26, g6r55, y, 10, 26, apr2) Glert.
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Zoo Eoton 05nt Wt6IGT- 5-42 Wa6m. td7Iia.
RAD 8aibiuGtOn, GrprsB, 6.22, 400 U~}orgtHs.
an Bobsntl9en; 9.5l Nbeuog, MIR 5ounta5s.
@tfommo0lti0H, SOL, $50 Dlorgsug uO u43
NbeHos, an gBot:utlgsH; 1880 uno Oils Gahm.,
tdGlib. 6]ountaQ5 uur S.35 Dorm.
Ia6 auuapolis, IA gorm. uuo 4.47 Ro6m. on
WObcutaQcu. SonutoQs, 900 9orm.
Rad 9opes Grstt=2iuje, IA 9orm,tra0s unO 447
gabmitta9s an ggO5tG:lgcu, 900 9Ormjtt1g5
SuHHtuJs.