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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
NURSES DEPARTMENT.

In the nurses department two
trained nurses are supported by the
Crocker and Hearst funds. The Of
fee of the Associated Charities is their
headquarters and they devote their
whole time to the visiting of such of
the destitute sick as are brought to
their notice through the Office. These
nurses are at the call of all the legit-
innate charities of the city or of any
doctor doing work among the poor.
The students department is now an
organized branch of the Associated
Charities work and has, through the
pressure of conditions and circum-
stances, taken such shape that it's
complete organization during the year
1903 appears imperative. It's pur-
poses are, first, in cooperation with
the Boys and Girls Aid Society, the
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children and the California Club, to
support probation officers for the ju-
venfle court; second, to maintain a
travelling agent, with headquarters at
the office of the Associated Charities,
who shall be at the call of the chill
dren's homes of the vicinity and
whose duty it shall be to keep in
touch with the children placed out in
homes by these institutions and to
find suitable homes for such other
children as these institutions may de-
sire to place out; third, to establish
an investigating agency, which shall
offer it's services to the children's in
stitutions for the investigation of their
applicants for admission.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
FIRE AT. PORT ARTHUR
CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE
Three BIC Refinery Tanks are
Burned. EntaiIing a Loss
Of S125.O0O

BEAUMONT. Tex. April 1e.-Fire
in the Gulf Refinery property at Port
Arthur. which ragged for many hours,
was brought under control to-day
after having inflicted damage amount
ing to sl25,0OO. The refinery was not
damaged. but three steel tanks and
their contents were destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Small farming is constantly increas-
ing in Russia.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
MYSTERY IN DEATH
OF EDITOR O'BRIEN
Coroner's Jury Unable TO Fix Respon-
sibility for the Fatal
Injuries.

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-The inquest
into the cause of the death of Charles
O'Brien. editor of the American Celt
who died apparently from injuries re-
ceived in an assault, was concluded
to-day. The Coroner's jury returned
a verdict declaring the cause of
O'Brien's death to be unexplained.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
OadWays
III Pills

Purely vegetable mild. and reliable. Causes
perfect digestion. complete absorption and
healthful regularity.
For cure OF ali disorders OF Stomach. Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys Biadder. Fernale Irregularities
sickH aadache. .BiIiousness Constipation. Piles ana
all arrangements Of internal Niscera. 25c box
a. AzaeEists' or BIZ mail. Radway 4 Co.. l.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
LEADERS WILL
EXPLAIN WORK
Associated Charities Plans
to Supplement February
Conference With Meeting
PROGRAMME PREPARED
Arrangements Are Made for
Speeches on Subjects of
General Public Interest

In view of the fact that great in
terest was aroused by the State con-
ference of charities held in this city
last February, it has been decided by
the Associated Charities to hold a sup
Elemental meeting. This extra con-
ference will take place at the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
corner of Ellis and Mason streets, on
the evening of April 21.
Katherine FELTON,, general secretary
of the Associated Charities, will give
an outline of the work done in the
will explain all about the work Of the
children's department Fairfax H.
Whelan will speak of the juvenile
court. Andrew Davis, chairman of
the charities Endorsement committee,
will tell about the civic function Of the
Associated Charities.
The work of the organization is di-
vided into the following departments:
Endorsement committee, application
and investigation bureau, registration
bureau, legislation, training school for
nurses and children's department.
The Endorsement committee was or
ganized by the Merchants Association
and the Associated Charities to pro-
tect the community from fraudulent
and inefficient charities. 1t Is the
function of this committee to investi-
gate all organizations applying to it
for Endorsement and to issue its Of
ficfal card to such as are doing hon
est and efficient work. The office force
of the Associated Charities is the in
vestigating agency for this committee,
and the Associated Charities has as
sumed all expenses incident to this
deDartment of work
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Dangerous Delays.

all nfuen combined 70 all
older of ftrpam
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
APPLICATION BUREAU.

To the application and investigation
bureau societies and individuals may
send those who ask them for assist
vices of experienced agents, who de-
vote their time to making a careful
study of the circumstances of each
person referred to them in order to
determine, first, whether assistance OF
any sort is really needed, and, second,
If such assistance is needed, how it
can be most effectively given.
Wherever possible some plan is for
mulated whereby the person or fam
lily may be restored to a position of in
dependence. In the carrying out of
this plan the Associated Charities calls
into service whatever agencies the
special need may require. Thus,
through its position as q center of
cooperation, the Associated Charities
is able to bring to the assistance of
any particular case the charitable re-
sources of the community.
For the use of those engaged in
charitable work the Associated Chari-
ties keeps a record of all cases apply
ing to its office or reported by any CO.
operating society. This record now
comprises the history of some $500
cases. It's constant use by charity
workers prevents duplication and
makes II possible to discriminate be-
tween the chronic pauper and those
in temporary need.
The legislative department. was es-
tablished in 1902 and is in charge of
a special committee of the central
council. Its object is to familiarize
itself with the charitable situation in
California, so as to be able to formu-
late and secure the passage of needed
legislation in this field and to oppose
the passage of vicious measures.
Previous to the last session of the
Legislature this legislative committee
prepared a bill creating a State Board
of Charities and Corrections; another
making possible the probation of
criminals where the court finds the
circumstances to- justify such action
and, in cooperation with the Califor-
MIA Club, bill for a Juvenile court
All these were introduced into the
Legislature, a vigorous campaign was
conducted under the auspices of the
committee, a representative being kept
at the capital during the entire term
and delegations from the committee
making frequent visits in the inter-
ests of this legislation. AS a result
all the bills were successfully passed
and were signed by the Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Other Electro-Chemic Specialties.

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of
DrSE and andw
it a a a o
the patient can return honeth day.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Tampier SuipeftiOn.

San 6ranciSco, II. Sob
Nomiral acmp mo SetretGr Yfets
cali pom SauoeI5 0epartement
lperoen bellte p~orgebeu, I'M Die 1bG.
tigtett ser 0umpfboot Snipettorert
I'M bieiigen @afen griin6lid) gu inter
iltteu. sic lperoen Neioe cine Nu'
5abl 0ampIcr in bieligen 0oicn be-
iiftigcu uuo lid) ourd1 peri0nIid)e
Sinipettiou oopou ii~bcr5euqel1, OBJ oae
&orihrifteu i'll 9e5ug AMI oic Cider
belt nt0 Ole NltsriiihmQ ser 0onts
pier ge60rig ~eriiillt moroen limo.
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StaOt Baltimore.
Seiratbs.Q icen3etl.

Die foIgenoeu &eirotbS = 2icen5en
nur0en geItern bonn aftuar oes Com.
mon Bleoss8 eri6tS altsgeitelt:
6rance5co Hubino, %, GER. S3S,
SIt-ErottsS troBe, II. Grace @eIblum
10.
Sobn u. 0'9fcia, A, Ger. 1905,
NorO-9rooowop, uno aotic 9. 81
mon, 3G.
S5roel Meripib, 81, Nr. 1902, &lib.
l%ono-2lpemlc, uno Hoiie Hoicn6crd
10.
Maion HaiueS, So, itno GiQie gl.
bone, 40; Applitont s. 6. Ibbott, Nr.
1915. observation-disclosures
GDorleS Slime, %, bon Gopbattan,
uno 2ena SimonS, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Der 9Sertb cines 0atten.

Mem. Dort, #. Nopember. -
Cine Siirp iprnd, beute I'M Obcrac.
rid,t Der Srolt Morp 6. Ga Riln cine
Gntiddoigung BON $4,000 fir Den
600 TIRES 0otten SIT. Der Monn
itarb in 3olgc BON GcrIebrngen, mel
DIE er an 8. Sourar 1902 ourd) cine
3ug.G oQiiion int @rono Central
S,tnnel erlitt. Gle Gnti6doigunes.
Sltm1ne lit sic groBte, iuelfe iennols
in einem OerortiQen Sale 5ugeipro.
den tpitroc. 6r. ga Stint itorb crit
~ Sabre nad Dem Datum bes lin.
Tales.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
,,9rahtlOie" Grperimente bod III Der
Guft.

ct. 2oui5, II. Nooelnbcr.
Ser 9(eronaut Saul a%1iabeuibue uno
81. %. MtGueeL 8ertreter eilter
iiir 61tnfen-1 Geographic.
itieqer beltte III eillem 9alloil. rpeld)er
1900 aubifillB @as etttbielt, 10
nod, entpor, ais eS ibnen moelid) mar,
nm grperimente I'M orabtloien 3elc.
orapbiren in Der 2ilit uor5iinebmelt.
sie arreidten cine Sobe bon etua
1900 SUP uno erreidIten etlife Mei.
len Dou benz Runfte Tires aufitieees
enticrnt m~oblbebaften ben gooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
@eridltSOerbanoluu

Grim Of t. - (Gor
Hid)ter @rigbt.) 0iebltabI = 3at.
tic Bolton, Is Monote 3llhtboiS;
Sooie RinggoIO, cutlnIicn. 6olid)e
&oripiegelungcn Senrp Srei,
@erbert SbcttIe, nid)t i6uloig. Ser.
IetuItg bes SdoufgeiebeS - Caro-
line &o9t, ~iiitirt; Gntone 9oiilc,
500 Stroic; W2idocI =. @onoban,
5000 Strafe. grbeiten am Sonntog
- Sbomn8 9. 6abep, miiltirt. Sric.
0cnabrltd) - alberta @rolun, $40
Strafe.
@oiiengeri6t t. - (Gor ocn
Hidltcrn 8lof, S'9rien II. @oitber.)
IS mtrOeu ernonnt SIT Seltoment8-
Gouitrefern in ben SGlen bon GboS.
3, 6elirit Jrou Gli8obetb g, Self.
rid 9iir9ihoit 500; bon STINT Git
tiug3 9r. @m. s. @ittings, 9ilrgs
idoit $4,000. Bur NadloBpcrluolte.
rim i'm Sale bon Sobn Z. @bitnep
1roi, Sotborine @bitncp, 9iir9id)ait
$4,000. S5npcntar Ger5eifniIIc eit.
gerei6t III ben 6GIlcn bon au9ltlt
Differ, $4,000; Innie Campbell,
$2910; Gotbarine 8. 2amfin, $4S5;
Ebomos aelio, Sobn aelio, Sobn
GroB, Inorcp GroB, ic $40. Ser
foltf rotifi5irt im Soae pon Warga-
retbo 8orner, $500. NdhlaBberidte
beitatigt in ben 66llen bon GIi3abetG
u. Smes, $t34,644; Gmilp 6.
SeneQ, 1887. 8ormrnoidaftSbes
rid)t bcitGtigt in Safe bon either u.
q. Carroll $t5,065.
6 III BIeus q er,i Of t.
- (&or Hifter Stodbrioge.) Otto
Strippp gegen Wopor nno Stobt.
roth, 8erbift fir 500 2eonnro j.
Slooc II. u. gegen Sea @uu Spe.
cialtp Co." nnon pros" Cha 9,
SdmiOt gegcu 4Ger. 3. 8omoicr.
Sarrp s. Gartbon gc9en Foli5eibes
b0roc, beioe Sdue abaepicicn. Sir
Montag: Nrn. 81, 40, 14t, t42,
lag unb f47.
Staotgeridt. - (8or Gid.
ter @orlat.) 8o6ert s. Yabr eegen
Der. StraBenbobn," nift beenoet.
Sir Montog; Son5lif gegen 3elenfa
ulto Nnoere uno Nru. 90, 81, SO urlo
1902.
Ibt1. 1r. 9. - (8or Hidter
gacr.) 6reoerif 8al5og gegeuGbos.
@etti6, geidli6tet. 5. s. gortbo.
lonee 9egen Murp s. Aiaiomion,
inter 9erotbun9. @nt. &c. 9uraol1
gegeu %. 8. @inmel & Sort ltrtbeil
fir aldaer iiir $76.13. Games
Gean gegen 9. @lirbblreer & Bro,
llrtbeil in 3 5Glen beltGtigt. ssronl
Steport uno @m. 6. Hapme aeger
8aroein oeS @efdngniiies, 9eiot
aus Der anitalt entloiIen. Woies
5aingloS geeen Sarab Morfooit
llrtbeil beItatigt. Sir Montag: oil
Rrn. 1877, 254, PSF, $50, 262 mi
263.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Gmil 9nbniH, NHpalt.
VT. 20, Stts4eriuatnnsS traBe.
tuerthUpnsH gTuHoJinsfreieH Eiaentbums
Gr. 1871. HrnnihInnni L. Hhfnur
@~sriunlterS .Gerfauf


-oeS-
iuert91pntn gruubjtnsfreien Giaenthums
VT. 1854, Observation-Disclosures,
dcdtt elner 9erftlau1a oe3 4retSgeriChtS Nr. 2
Der Staot baltimore Utro Der undergraduate
4tlltee util Withhold, ben t6. NobeHtber 1904,
HadHlttflg5 4 uhr. oaS ~geiammte Had1foIgeilo
beldrlebele lIno III Der StQot Baltimore beles
gene aruHo5iHsfrctc @ruuoetgeuthum an Srt
uito SleHe aul oifeHtltder Aufttuu bertaufen:
SegttHeno al BET SilolueiifetGe her BeHntpl0n.
nt1sNoeHtle dul @noplnIte Der eriten Qtule oes
9ruloeS, Der bon 9obn gurrere llub luberen
al Ji1dc 9oot ourdb BON so. IpriI 1910 oatis
renoe urtlinoe libertrugen tpuroe. ltlIh nuun fiios
ipeitli9 olrb bic Wtittc elmer Sbetoeipdna iid
erftredcno llno IN o~erielben ]0tidtuna iortfabreno
100 SUB bis 5I elmer 10 SuB bretlen g(Qco:
baH1 fibottIt6, parallel nit BenHfo Ioartd G. loe.
uno an befdeie Muen arenJsn6, nit Dem Tedbte
oeS eemeiuibuftllhen @ebrauds SerieIbeu. Ia
SUB; oaHn Horo0itlid) mo burn Die Mitte Der
S6etoeiuaHo i'm @an6en uHeefdbr 100 iyuf bis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, luo Damn uuropeftIid
an BennfnIoantnsgbenue s~een5euo, 10 fyIb bis
5uur WnfangspuHtte. Wrmub5tnSfrei. Mit es
mem $40 eiitIdigeu bbGjerHeu Beb1ube bebaut.
8erfautSaSeotnauHgen Sin SrttteI @aur, Der
Heit nab g ti1o 10 lfoHdter in glei6en Betrds
gen, ODER Aues 0aar, nan 9eliebeH beS G1us
fers. Greotts3 ablurgen. penu fpIthe borbanben,
ftno bonn Gage beS Berfaufs an 3tnfeu uttters
~fuortet Il. niiHeu 5Ir Sufuiebenbeit oeS GeripuI.
ters fiber aeitert iein. Steuern nub 0lnifer,
intetbe lUerocH bis gum 8erfdufsta1e berthttdt.
Gin Depofttum bon $40 pirb bonn 8duier pers
IaHet.
Gbmuub 9abnlF, BeripnIter.
Ratttiuu d @abnH,
(3t0.t417.t0,21) glufiionatoren.
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Die ueItlidc GbeI6riOnmsS.Met

8ucbIo, Got., If. Nopember.-
6. u. Gurrp uno lcine Satin boben
IN 5olge eiueS bGr5Iiten 3niItc3
III ibrer @obnuug III 0It BucbIo OH
einauoer geidolieu Die Grou lit
toot uuo Der Monu lpabrIteinlid
tGotlih permlul0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
SantpH nab etghlaabtpIsA
GaHtuH uub btghIaubtstsa,
9leer'e ,,Gbelrurih.Sane."

@de GAIT nn6 5ait.abenue. Canton
MarDInnosIeIepbou - 81 g.
Sauptauarttet oes @eicneberetns rGbel
;ueiB," ~9amensBeretn5 bes GoeItuetb, =
Observation-Disclosures Nr. 445, 3. 8. 81
rOrientnIs9iitrtft g}r. 1853, .. u.s8." urih
Canton Spars II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2l,fO
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Gharlss Sans sleftanTaut.

sonlparb. uilb g. SiraBe S~iebIanotuips
Die feiHften 6etrlnfte aIer Mrt. Bon
itdrotG leu etneerttiet. Ctr 8etnn naeI
metner SreurbI unb bes R:,bTtfifuts tn
Mqaemetnen ftets tptlfpmMIsri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
gu uerfanfen OSer at uerpad)ten.
8u prrfaufeu ober ~ p%erpadlten:

Gu Otrfnuieu ober Ju 0erpadten:
Sas (uertbbole @rlIHoitiid an Der Ode bon
S1tEguItimoresStruB uno oitsGffieesslbenue;
40 BEL 100 SUB. Ser biHtere 9beiI oes Grunos
itiids miro fir elm @eibditseebauoe oes aSeuts
f6en Gprrefponbent" benubt iueroen. gtdbere
(3O1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

@ic o~ngegcben miro, crhicIten iic,
lpGbrcno iie lid in Dem @auou befone
ben, mebrere teIearapbiide gptibQf'
ten, uun bic Grpertmente perliefen
6urtpeg bef~rtebtgenD,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
s m s rooufte
no Tuteuo 24c. bis 27c.

~tutlluCo @SIluBtif NV PIH'tC-
aIte Siihner 10c. bis lie; iun8c
Siibner 10c. bis t4c.; GnteR Tic. bis
1885,; 8ltter t3c. bis t6c.; Goubcn
pro Goar 20c. biz 25c.
S T ii DIT uno @emie.
SortoffeIn, pro @uifel 40c. Bis
52c.; 3uferritben, pro @iinoeI 1c.
Bis 11ac.; 8eiBfobI, pro Ioure So
bis $40; 3piebeIn, pro 9uIt)eI 70r.
bis Toe; Garrotten, pro giinoeI 1c.
bis Hes; tomatoes, pro 9uIdel
30c. bis 40c.; aepfeI, pro SAB SOC.
bis 1925; InanoS, pro Crate $40
bis 1926; @irnen. pro Sob $50
bis $500; Seqerie, pro 9ubeno 20c.
bis 25c.; I~roubeu. pro &orb 10c.
bis Toe; 9lumeufcbI, pro Sob 75e.
bis $t.75; 2~inabobneu, pro 8uifel
SOC. bis 85c.; braluer &obl, pro Bit
ideI 1926. bic 15c.; Spinut, pro
9ulhel zoe. bis 25c.; CRIME Sobnen,
pro 9uifeI $3.50 Bis $3.50; runOc
Ri;ben, pro 8uifeI 20c. bis 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
shus. Bsbenhetuer,s ouue.

1884 Ofts6abeiteitr.- California. Il. Op,o,
0etre. 8erfaumIunesIofal r@ernanta
apge 81; r@ueem Nr6. ser. stlnf. sBeretr
bon Oft 9nItimore- sDpfIon gonel. s. 3.
8. 81; WetaIarb. linton 10" 6aIIe Az
bermietbe;t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Hret Dollars Faufen etueu 9tder Set'2eaic,
nut fir 90 Sabre, ipunoeroodeS Heite8 gtrfaufass
SeIfeIo. Gin Serntbgen in Sufiiuitieeu &ertdl'
felt bon Sels2enfe8. 66retbt an Saile1. Wlo.
Sac. Smmigrattun Slgeut, 2ittIe BOD, Writ.
(Sft21-Sant)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

1924 Sft,BaltimoresS Strobe. 8tmmer an
Serren 6u hermietben. - Setufte 9strinfe
lino Beine. r8abs BietpE8 rauere "sBter.
BerfdmmlungsIofuI yOft'aombarbitr. Sut'
mertu. 8nus unb aetbberetn" Gbei Eel
Wt. 8erHpr zo42-8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
slnh. esraer,s Mtftnnrnnt.

1909, BnnfsStrabe,
ndbe Der f6iilid1en RoIi3etituttpn. 6Sar
mer 9uHt9 bon IL bis 2 tlbr sta1u.staes
8iebner's nufibertyeHItdes 8ier am
8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
qusurf's ,,Dsonumeutal !sr7is,A

eomboro' lno 8. Strdbe. SfebIdnbfofSx
eegeniiber Der sU2onumentals gr1ueret@. :
1uier beiBer unb faIter qurff. 9befG
peofesItieptou - ct. g0ui 134b q.
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gu 0~erfaufen.


Butter, Gier. uno @efliaelsGei6dit biaig IL,
berIullfef. gtdberes I'M Bureau oes oGOrres
iponoeuten. Nr. All, Ct. gaulsetrafe.
(3i6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
emspeiaerts Gate,

70t unb TOT Rom6arosS trGb.. StsbIanb'
tctpn. Seiuiie @etne Iab 9iau6rs. Ser
eefinoefte Srt nut Der erbe. - 1ts befter
9ooIsgarlors In ~SiebIGnototpn Brcmpte
@ebtenunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

nuT DER SWneue Der QSefgtelIaDrc
attaelanat ftno.
Die ld)mer5baitcu uuo 10 it1renoen Sgmpz
tome, Die it'd bel ben 6rauen einiteaeu, bic
bel oieier 2ebeuSperiO6e on8elangt iino, lai=
ien iid ourdI S1bia 6. 9iuEbams gegetable
COMPOUND, leift beieitigeu. 9ieieS MSittet
lit beionoerS ooraui beretnct, in Der Qeiobr=
pollen Belt Der 0ctieIiobve, 9iinitig ouI oeE
peibIiden GGrper ei~uSuuirtcn.
gSir iibertreiben teineeipeg8, lucun mir ocru
oeIer iagelt. DAB 6rau Rintbam mebr ais
5000 8rteie pie 0er mrtenitebeuoe erbdlten
hat, sic Iit ollie i'll dbuliter 8etic ouertcu-
uello fiber oeu QroBcu @crtb ibrer NieoiSju III
oieieu Sabren au8lprehen.
SD m0hte gsrrs frau Bintbam fir SoS
oauteu, mas hire Wiebi5iu fir mid getbau hat.
Sd lit oil ben Solgeu, Die be Qsetietidbre
init iid b%rtngell. 9or liuaefdbr bier Sabrer
ling lHeite GIeIInobeit dr ihiuanteno III tners
ben, if lit All 56miuoel, metHe augsH tbatsH
mir pebe. mand)eSulal ItieH Is mir ais ob
mir ons Sreu; bredIeu poits, aid1 lit ih al
btitigeu S1merssu in Der RiereHgegeno, iolpie
an Htegenber Otbe. Giue meiner Trsrm6tu=
uen rtstb mir 9Dbia u. BintbamS geaetnbte
COMPOUND III uehmer. Ratbem i'd ledls
6ldlhsn ool sthgsnommeu hattie, mar Id uoll
allell hteisn 8eidnuerosu griinhlif bcireit. Sd
babe lomit alleu @ruilo, otsie WfeetSiu tild
bIltsIos NJ empieblen ulto rlGdlte lur, nag
R6t Trau etne Brobe nit o~erieIbeu madlte."
-&ella 8oh. SO Montclatr Gpemie, &oS,
Aiioale, Wan. 1000 1unar6 9ufe, ueHn Die
ir NTiei uitlt iofprt pruoucieTt NIB iumit ieine
IF1lthfit bCwiefru tpCrbCH Tam.
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9u O~erfauien:

3ipct 61nfer, Wr. 1900, SameSsStrnbe. NIT
pbcr obne 8iderei. @igentbrnl Der oerftorbenen
Srai Srieoa Grinllnelbein, nnb 9sr. 1913, Morn
SrrbamsS trabe, fofort 5t oertalfen. Die Sduier
f6unen All ieocr 8eit beiidtiat lueroeu. gsdbere
%9tlsfunft in 0r. 1900, SamcssstraRe.
(312-O
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Yr0OufteusR arft.

1ntenItebenoe Rreiie be0ieben ftfl
auf Den gusrossSon0el; fir ben
aIcinbnnoeI muB Elm entipredeuber
AufidIae aemaGt Deroen.
Sarm.Gro6ufte.
Gier. bro Tltbeno 24c. bis 27c.
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0CTIquut:
8erlangt i'm Magemeineu.

Teutides Nrbeits.g sadueitnngs.gHrea eat,
Hr. 2t9, 6iiosG barps5 trdbe, unter Der gutiidt
Der n9elitfhen 8%efeHidaft". 9ieieHteen, bic
beutfde Sanbperler. gGrbeiter uu6 ,9ienftboten
bu beihdftiaen niinfden, pouen fb perf5nli6
ODER in fraHfirten @riefen an ben @eenteH Der
8efeni6aft, Spbaun 2. WebcE, Nr. 219, Sub
e~bdrS.etrake, tpenoeu. DeI6er urent9eItit9
glusfiirft ~prthfiIer lutrh f9an2S. 1So
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Die etnttorn .mcttbdtaeu Sauver .

sum 8erfauf IN OitsBaItinore, nneren5enb an
ben prn1tpoIen g9atterionsBnrf." 9aturents
etrnbe, SIDE bon 8aIiimoresS traBe. 8ommt
Sierit uno bnbt Die 2IuSipabI. 9teie Sduier
fino In ieoer Sinit6t MODERN. init W1drutors
Rnfis uno sSnrstreppe, foiuie moberneH 8ers
6ciieruneeI. eiui6liebIi6 glb3uesfanaI. ggent
tdeIi9 uuo Gonntags an Srt lno Gteae. BE.
uuet Sairntountsgtoenue &nqgorS.
Gbp. 3. Gallagher, Bauuuternebmst,
G2s-) Rr 2s0a Hoirmuuntsgtbe
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SteQeageiudIe.
eteaeaeinm:

3tpei Mdohen iIhen Steaung ais 0uu3a
lndoten. yiu65uiruGeu in ri, 1926, Atdnroiun'
GtraRe, 9ueuitsRpiut. GID
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1880 fir etnes oiefer prd6tteen, Hooernen
atptftbdteen 8obnbdufer gtr. 1912, 2314 mo
2318, SftsMnoiFousStraBe, cementirter Seller,
eenentirter Sofrulu, cementirtes Irottoir, ao'
suasfnnaI. Mle mooernen GinrthtungeIt.
Gowaro Z. stor6, an Srt unb Gteue.
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Neun SIR 0elb ubttts habt. tpsnbet Gud
on mid. 9nrIeben uuf SaIire, W5beIu ooer
Grunoeteentbum. acknowledgement. setne eeil'
gei6dftssWetboben Mr. 9rerner, 9er. 100,
aprb. gaea. strnhe, /. SIur, Gdunorp Building.
(gInriI15-l
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a. un6 O'5onneI,S frube' Gcnton.
1erdumiee Sane fir 8eretre inb eefen
inaften. SauptaunrtieI bes s9riHa Setn
Getrdnie. gbef. Eel. Mt BerncT OH
%. aalter eunf6 ben sanaer Zoo
aationaI-gter.
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Melp 40 prrleihen nni Bruneeiasnihum.

Tarfeben auf M6beln uno anbere Std,erhetteu
fir 6 Vrp5ent = geitau nod Dem iteuen 9efeBe;
prioatin. - 0ltfter, sr. $40, Stsaertngtons
etraRe. Simmer gr. 4, Banfant Building. IN
Der Gfftee miro 9eutfh gefprofen.
(O{ut20,tS)
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ehmtbt's ,GifenfranS.Sane."
Iiftrifts III, s.. n..8.,~ ~et6enfrons,
5nntenoeretns," rGanton Smmertp. Bau'
unb Getbberefns@. 3eutfne @teintp eth.
SanbIuas. 9eIephoHe: gtef. 1854 b:
D2b, @tnofor 81.
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,ttn Mnner,s Rsftnurani,

1441 Rorbs@ entrnIsglpe., @de OIfbers@ft
S~nlptuuartier Der ag8iI9eIm Zen goas
Nr. 8. perb. 8. 81, OF B. 8~erfar1mInrI
frdnfe, sSarrner 2unI9 tdeEi6.
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9. Butat's Saae.

Spaa SraaS'S 8a6er-perbegse,
Rr. 1856, Sdrrifon., nabe 6erineIonsstr.
Geo Giintber. IT., 8rnu Go.'s Bier. @ar'
uter 9unf6 bon f2 bis 1 tlbr Ra6mtts
tags. aue oeutfden Bidder itnb 5um Sc
fuhe etngeIabsn.
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Gbam auSp's Wsifauraus,

t104 Ror6sG entraIss Ipenns.
De, ,0orboif STmerfpibrenSe naln
beretn bon Baltimore" beriammtIt flo
bier ieoen MoHtne. - Geo. grebm'S SteI
am 8apf ua6 beutf6er ART brett ben