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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
IN SMALL SQUADS.
Japanese Continue to Cross the Yalu
Without Opposition.

Paris, April IA dispatch to the
Temps from 81. Petersburg says:
The japanese continue to cdoss The
Nalu river il small squads. The Rus
sian tactics seem to be not seriously
oppose these preliminary movements
The staff of the ministry of marine
gives credence to but does not posi-
lively confirm the report that the
EladivistoK squadron sank two jap
nnesc transports bound for the island
of of Sakhalin.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
JAPANESE REvERSES.
Rumors Of Russian Victories on the
Yalu.

St Petersburg, April 27.-The crossing
of the Yalu river by the japanese forces
did not impress the Russians. in view OF
the reports of the ensuing japanese re-
verses The reports became more persis-
tent at noon and caused an all-rOund rise
in prices on the bourSc. But so Far there
has been no confirmation of them OIL
cially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
NEAR SHANGHAI.
Chinese Cruiser Strikes Rocks Near
Eagle Point.

Shanghai. April 27.-Thc Chinese
cruiser iiaiticn, which struck the rocks
at Eagle Point. 60 miles southeast of
shanghai. is total loss. The United
states cruiser New orleans went to
tho assistance of the Haitien. Wcdnes-
day. but her efforts were unavailing
III" crew of the Haiticn were rescued.
There was no loss of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
RUSSIANS ACTIVE.
Blow Up Japanese Merchantmen ano
Return to Squadron.

st. Petersburg. April 27.-Thc En-
l,cror has received a telegram from
NiccrCy AlcNieff as follows:
Rear Admiral NesZan. who is at
sea With cruisers and torpedo boats.
dispatched the latter to Gcnsan. Corca.
The torpedo boats blew up a japanese
IncrClantman i'll the roadstead. The
crew was sent ashore. The torpedo
boats returned the same day to the
squadron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
Not Military Man.

London, April 27.-The Toxic CORE
spondcnt of the Times says that one
of the Japanese spies shot by the Rus
slams at Mukden was identified as
Sonde, a Japanese judge, and not a
military man, as has been stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
MINUTE lEtAIlS.
Oispatch to Crneago Daily Tells 81
kuropatkin's Plans.

Chicago. April IA special to the Daily
news from New Chwang says:
IL Official Russian advices from Muk-
n"n can be relied on, General Kuropat-
I'm s employment is so far advanced that
1t covers the very lines the Japanese pur-
pose to occupy- Should the Japanese sue
cGed in driving the Russians north. the
MuScovite line of defence will extend
rom New ChwanS to Lao Yang and from
Lao Yang to the Yalu river. The Rus
SIAN generals profess confidence that the
Japanese can make no Roadway by frontal
attacks, while the Russians can cope with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Proposals are solicited for building sub
way under the track of the Waterviile
& Oakland railway. just west of the stor-
age battery. at Central Maine track Also
for completing road opposite the entrance
to the park. the two jobs calling for the
handling of about 500 cubic yards of earth.
Also building retaining wall under the
track The right to reject any and an
bills is reserved. Sealed proposals Will be
opened, Thursday evening of this week.
at the office of the Central Maine Fair
apre6d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
Solid for Roosevelt,

Clinton. Mass, April 27-The fourth
congressional district Republican con-
vention was held here. today. Dele
gates favorable to the nomination of
Theodore Roosevelt were chosen by
reclamation as follows: Senator Georg,
r. Wallace of Fitchburg, and Hon. l.
d. Apsley of Hudson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

The largest cantaloupe patch in
the world will be that which is to be
planted near Greeley. Col. the present
spring. 1t will embrace 1000 acres.
Hitherto cantaloupe raising in Colo
RADIO has been mostly confined to the
famous Rocky Ford district, in the Ar
kansas Valley. but the farmers OF
northern Colorado have now deter
mined to enter that very profitable field
of horticulture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

the widest thanking operations the Jap
anese are likely to undertake
when these operations begin, say the
Russians, kuropatkin's counter-strokes
will bring down the Japanese scheme of
offence like a house of cards The con-
a great surprise to the Russians
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
CUT IN TWAIN.
Horrible Death Of George Wise
at Bige|ow, "Wednesday.
The Mans Body Cut in Two by Con-
hict With Saw.
Wise Was Young Man and Lived at
Lewiston

BigeIow, Me-, April 27.-George Wise
of Lewiston, employed as wood cut
ter. ran onto a saw while working in
a lumber mill here. Wednesday. and
met with a horrible death.
Ills body was cut in two. He was 20
years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

"A portlon of hub said to be a part
of a wheel from Stanley's wagon. picked
up by Games Fleming after the great
Lowell powder house explosion, and be-
ing allsthat could aftcrward be found of
the a91bss is exhibited in the show win
dow of He47d Bros.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Harry Worth, night Waterman at the
mill of the American Wooden Co. here
has returned from a short visit in North
Vassalboro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Leon Gaylord OF North AttIeboro. Mass
is in town for a visit of week with his
aunt. Mrs. +. j. Robinson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

T.. ii. Evans and daughter. Mary, and
+. 2. kenrick and daughter. Maud are
planning on taking a sea voyage with
Capt w. r. kreger aboard the Addie M.
Lawrence, on his next trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Mrs. S. Fl. Field of Dexter returned to
her home, yesterday. after passing q few
days at the home of her father, C.sE.
Wright. 49, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

The ladies of the Methodist church
served a most excellent dinner in the yes
tries, Wednesday noon, to over $50 people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Langill and daugh-
ter of Hanover, n. H.. who have been
in town for the past week visiting their
daughter. Mrs. O. 3. Ames, have returned
to their home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Rev. D. b. Phelan of Danforth. grand
master workman of the Grand Lodge of
Maine, A q. L. W., was here for few
hours, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Mrs. r. NJ. Clarke has returned from a
visit of several weeks in New Hamp-
shire with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Hon. John Metcalf of New Portland,
was calling an friends here yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Sarah Cotton has entered the en-
ploy of the L. p. soper Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
DR.. PettingiIPs Kidney Wort Tablets
THEW c,JeE-Backach-Brk Dust-Lo" Vta'y-kdney Disease
'"e' But Concentrated

and rather lost their heads Much ccnsure
the colonel adds, was heard i'll army cir
cles of the acknowledgement of the defence
of Port Arthur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

|. DR.. w. s.. Stinchfield accompanied
Charles Wheeler to the hospital at Lew.
iston, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
nesday

DIR. o.. A.. Dascombe made a trip TO
Lewiston on professional business, We'd
nesday. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
SKOWHEGAN.

HORACE Purinton of Waterville, was
here on business, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Skowhegan Lodge. Knights of Pythias.
will hold its anniversary celebration at
Madison, Friday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Wilbur Lewis of North vassalboro. is
working in town at present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
lam STRONG and VIGOROUS Again

in My Back and Kid
Reeved-Loss Abumen Cueo-my oneys are Act"s
Nauraly-I Am CureG-Thank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

The Southern states are producing
half the lumber cut in America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
HEAVY LOSS.
CONTINUED from page -

reached Song jim and after occupying
that Mace turned north along the Seoul
Pckin road and occupied Anju. Not Il
shot was fired, the japanese ana ~
rcans withdrawing. The unexpected "p-
pcarance of Cossacks in the rear OIL the
Jaranesc forces near the Yalu caused Il
panic among the Japanese troops pro-
ceeding towards the falu from Ping
Yang and they consequently retreated.
The Japanese troops at PAX Chon, ku-
song. Kasan and Chong Ju did not at
tempt to stop the Cossacks, but moved
towards the northwest by forced
marches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
Dr.. PettingiIrs Kidney Wort Tablets

Men and won1en-young or oId-broken,
or sad, or sick-fnd in this marvel
Ious remedy NEW VITAL ENERGY
NEW YOUTH-singing through
their veins to give NE" JOY 10
LIFE.
If you DON'T KNOW what is the matter
write for FREE ADVICE to Con-
sultation Department. College St, Bur
lington, Vt. Describe your Symptoms
Fully.
WATCH YOUR WATER.
Docs it drip?
Stain the linen?
Pain you?
Too reddish?
Smells Foul?
Ropy dosing albumem?
Too frcqucEt'
When it stands Il hours does it show
the
Brick Dust Warning?
Any of these are signs that your kid
news and bladder are weak and out OF
order
Brick dust is warning that you are
in actual imminent danger of fatal
| Kidney Disease.
YOV RISK NOTHING-Go to your Drug
gist TO-DAY. Get One Bottle of DIR.
PcttnGil's Kidney Wort Tablets.
Take Nothing Else. If the first bottle
does not help you our Consultation
Department will advise You FREE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28

Paris, April 2S.-Thc st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Journal reports
that a Russian suhmarin" boat has
sunk a Japanese transport which WAS
conveying six hundred men to Corca
and that all the troops We're lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-28
PROPOSALS WANTED.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-13

item. Ser HeIt oes 3lgcs iolgte TO-
Damn Dem porollSgeiobrenen Sbeila
un0 Die olltomotiid)e &uppellng pcrs
bono ben BUG micber, olS OBJ Ni6ia
9cldeben mare.
Sn 6unfstonn lit Srou y. @ottS
WtcGop I'M Sitter ben ilber 50 Sobrcn
gcItorben.
Sn Hidmonb, So, Dllrbc Der 9te.
ger Tidoro Gpps iucgc1 &crausgos
bul1g QciGlidter @bcdS olli 6ebn Sab.
re ms 3ilbtbollS gcionot.
Sn glcronorio, go, erbieIt Der
Negcr Gblporo SenfillS 20 Sabre
3udtbollS 5loiftirt, ipeil er om ~.
M0r5 einen Woroongriff olf oenGa.
pitGn lno Sen Steltcrnlonn bes Wo.
rplGnocr S6ooncrs Mimic Glen" &C,
nla6t bate.
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@oltintorcr SeirotbSs 2iccn5en: Ser
nlinonic y. Eolnner nit Worp Z.
0ietri6; Sobn Gopilc nit gnlelio
Worris; Sobn Scigc nit SonnD Gllt.
lin; Sobn Is. Sind nit Coma @cr.
mind.
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Ins bcm Snnrrn &arplano nnb ben
d%ngrcn5enbcn Staatcn.
YoIitiihe Seriotion in
ANNAPOLIS Is.

YoIitiide Seniotion in
annapolis is.
Ger Staotrotb bon annapolis bat
ben 9iirgern Der Stootsbolptitoot
cine fleine Seniotion gclieicrt, in
Dem 5ipei Der 9elnofroten iid) init
Ser republifaniiden WinoritGt Der.
banoen uno ouf bieic Weiic Den He.
pnblifanern 81 bier Stelen an Der
offentliden 8rippe perbolfen. Die
repoltirenoen 0emofraten porcn Die
$50. @iaiam @iaiams llnb Sobn SO.
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ipnroen ermdblt: Stoot.S teuerein.
nebmer s. s. Hnliea an Steae bon
Serrp 8. Smitb; Staot GommiIiGr.
". $. 8aniant, Gunbe . Seraeont
6. 5. &uiiea unb @eiunobeitsbeon1.
ter Souis 9. SenfeI. Solgenoe itGo.
tide Beanie murben ipieoererlpGblt
- Stoot-Glerf 2oltis Glopton, $50.
li5iIt Sanluel 6. Smens unb 8oli.
5eidef Geo. 9. Sobn. Die iibriaen
e~rfpablten 9eomten linb: Eolisiiten
SO. Sacobs, @iaiam Uranium, s.
W. Smith Sarrp @opion, Charles
Sones; @arftmeilter: 60. gnrtis;
9ote: @. g. Stepenion; Sei5er: 6.
8ooo; Sngenieiir: @m. Garrea.
Sreder ginbringIing ct.
miiht.
Sn Sabre De Grace, Sarioro-Go.,
luuroe Der Neser Welion &idoroipn
babel ermiidt, ais er Die @obnuna
oes Faitors San Irsbale ~oussurou.
ben periu6te. Straben. Eaiionten,
ruelfe mubter, DOB Der Yrebiaer nno
oelien 6amilie iid gum Mbenogottes,
oienlte in Der STRIDE beianoen, ioben
2id)t in Der @obnung ullb beinerf-
ten einen Neger in einem 3immer.
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Sr. $. 6. Sippel bolte iofort einen
Eoli5iitcn, Der Den Nc2er uerboftctc.
Nid)oroion lit oerielbe Ncger, melder
Dor orci Sobren in Baltimore lucgc1
0iebltobls elmer ~golocncn l(br Der.
buftet mltrbc.
II ngIiidIi6c Stur5.
Sn Ser N1be bon Hoo0iioc bcilScn'
Mor ~itiir5te Srou Morp @or6ougG
cine so Sabre olte sSroll, iuelfc Stir
lhcn pfliidcn ipoIlte, nit ciuer 2citcr
CUR Gr0e un0 cflitt 8erlcbungell,
melde nobrideinlid ibren 500 Der
beifiibrcn merben, benit lie bot leits
ocnl ibrc S%elinnu1g nod nid)t lpit'
Der crlongt.
9ci'm YuIlipicl pom @litt
getroffcn.
Sn Siio.Gumberlono iultroc ont
@ontag Abeno ser t6 Sabre oltc So.
lepb Barrett, Elm Sobn oeS Srn. Ga
mltel Barrett, mGbreno er i'd al
Ger 5nciten 9oic bel cincm @oa.
ipiel in Der TGhc ocS 2ofomotipcn.
ihrppcns Der Baltimore 4 Obio-
9obn" bcfono, pom eincm @liBltrobi
getroffen mo oul Der Stcllc gctootct
Ger 9lib troi i'm on Der linfen Sci.
tc ocS SCOPES mo fubr 0urd ocn
&orper IN oic Gr0c. Die in leiner
N1be Itebcnbcn Charles Wtc@oiuol;
uno SonteS GmiNG mltrocn bctGllbl
ober erbolten iid, bolO mIeOcr.
&ur5C Noti5cn.
Sn Hoonotc, 30, lit Der IS Sabre
alte Srgb &onca, meldcr Dor 5mei
Sobrcn ipurlo9 Ocridluonb, 81 lei
men Gltern 5lrrilf9efebrt. Gr cr51blt,
oob CT bon Dem 90 Sabre olten
Sromp Sobn GulolcO cntIilbrt mo
in @eiongcnido't GeboItcn milroe.
Der Sronp ioQ i'll Cincinnati leill.
Sn Cumberland bat Obcrit Go6.
Goplor ieine Stclc in Der ~3lueiten
Notionolbonf" ni~crcrgclcGt, Gr por
2S Sabre lana BORT beidoitlgt.
Sn 2ime.ailM Sreoerid . County,
lit 6rou Gorotbca 4. WtoBburg I'M
Sitter bon 70 ,iobrcn 0eItorbcn.
Sr. g. q. @nfrr bat I'M oritten 81.
itrift bon Slime Nrmocl-G orntp $40
gfer 2ono fir $4,000 gcfouIt.
In Ioriolf, Va, lit Sr. s. 8.
GREENWOOD int 2Itcr bon 70 Sobren
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reid, mar, bat picI @elo filr Die Be
f~reilu,0 BON Groll Mapbrid aus Dem
3ud,t6ouic il, England gcgeben. Gr
mar oltd) in Baltimore gut befonnt.
an Gorun1Omnt, @o'bir9ton'Go.,
oronoen Gicbc in ben &ooen oeSSrn.
Ghriition NJ. Sort uno ItobIcn fiir
500 mertb @oorcIl. Wla1 bat fcl-
ne Spllr BON Oen Ginbredern.
GoS Goitamt III Cumberland lptro
om I. 9ltQuit nod Dem nellen &c
b1lloe perfect iperoefl.
IN So9crstown idlug Der @lib
in oos Sola ser 6ran Spielmann
uub pcrlcetc mc6rcre 0omen in ei.
mem 3immcr. 2isicIOen erboIten iid
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lett.
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men bel Cumberland 3erriB Gin aob.
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Staot Baltimore.
Sricfbef6rScrnms mad benz InslanSe,

gricfbefDrocrit1g 1iad) oem Itslahoe.
guslGroiide Soit fir Die nit Dem
16. SsllIi enoenbe ISOLDE i6lieBt bier
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5 llbr IbenoS taglid, allsgenommen
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Sormittaas INN II llbr.
9ompfer fobren bon Hep-gorf
bis anOerWeitig beltimmt, tpie folgt:
SransatIantii6e Soft.
Mitttuod = 10 ltbr Ibenos, nod
Srontreid, benz iiibliden europa,
@gppten rnb 9ritiib.Snbien per
9ampicr ga Soilroine," pio Sabre
WoItIadcn naf onocren SbeilenGll.
ropo's milIlen nper So Soltrailt
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2iperpool, SGottIono nnb Srlono
per 9ampfer uGomponia," pia
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l(br IbcnoS - nod europa per
9ampier uEbiIooclpbio," pia GIp.
mouth ltl10 Sherbprru.
Goit ii 9 ii 5. uni GentraI |.
Imerifa a, @ e It etc.
TO llbr AbcnoS, nod Gentrolomc.
rita unb iiiolihcn Tacific.S afen per
2ompfcr pia Colon.
Wtlttluo6 10 ll9r I6cnoS, nod
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vSopono." 5 llbr No6m., rod)8or.
to Hico per 9ampfer pon~9 iton.
GonnerItog-10 llbr Gbenos, nod)
Sro9ua, &opti u1o Colombia per
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lien per Sampler Benedict" piu
Fura lrn0 WonooS.
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Iinb;" nod Bermuda per 0ompfer
uSrinibao;" nof Curacao ilno 8e.
l~te5uela per 9ampfer vWorocoibo;"
nof ben Ga Flata-21noern per Gam.
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Colombia per 9ampfer oSiberia;"
nod ben 2ecmarOs uno @inbmoro.
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pier nWterico."
5 ltbr Nafm. nod Somoico
per 9antpfer bon Bolton.
Eoit fir Neuflnblanb, bia Ioro.
Sponep, unb fir Wiqlelon, bia go.
iton, i6lieBt bier tdgIi6 um 5 l1br
NadmittoeS; fir Cuba, pia Sompa,
Sla., tdglid Inn 1 llbr Nodm,; fir
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la, pia SEEN Orleans, tdgli1 Inn s
llbr Ibetbs.
Grans- Sacific g 0 It.
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gll,Itrolien, Neu.Goleoonien itno ocn
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pio Sancouper, ihlicbt bier tdeli6
bis sum- 10. Sllli Inn 7 llbr IbenoS,
ltod Samaii, Sopon, Gorea nno
Gbino, fertcr ipe5iell ooreiiirtc Golt
nad oen EbiIippinen, pia Son5rol.
5isco, tdelid bis gum 81. Silli.
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lid 10 na6 ben @beanssbafen obee.
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MISUNDERSTANDING redt5eitig elm.
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g. 0apies 8~arfieIb,
NnStmpi1ter
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8tpeiTt6diee Sdufer nit s 8tmmer ar Der
mount glbenue, ereu5enb an Tatterfons8arf.
9iefe Sdufer baben bic ~neueften 8erbeffcruns
gen, cetreniirte 9cHer uro S0fe, MarmorsFreps
ben; Breis $3.50; 9runoSins $27 pro Sabr.
Die @rppe.Strabe 1T nit biirifi8irien gadftei.
men eepfIaiiert: 6. 3. gaaasbsr, gauunters
rebuter, Nr. 2S0S, 5aIrmpnnt.Mpenue. Die
borbet. G28-)
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Yader NIB 2chrlin
@erlanst int Mqsemeinen.

Tcutifes 9trbcits. Y adhpc CT uuas. Siireau,
Nr. 219. SiibsSbarpsS rabe, inter Der 9liiit6t
oer ySeutf6en @efcui9aff." = Steiettaen, bie
oeutfbe 9a1orperfer. gIrbeiter mn Sienfi6utel
81 bei6dftt9en ipiini4en, tuoaen it6 perf6nIi1
ooer in franfirten 9riefen nn ben g(qenteIt Der
Sefenf6aft,. Spbann .. WcDcr, 2r. 2t9, siio.
Sbarp'Strake, luenoen, iuelter unenteeltli6
MiSflnft ertbeiIeu ipirb. (San2S,1S)
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geabahiiacn eie. elm sans au fauttn2

yeabfhtiecn sic, etn Saus 81 iaaten?
Mss6aie ianfen Sic Mot ieSt ben Srunb.
enteeben2 g8ir babcn gaipldbe, bic bon 100
ttS $50 .5nR Stefe ransircn uro b~eriaufen bies
feIben fir
st.50 Srp SrputfnA.
9teieIben befinoen lt6 an
Catherine. Strake,
nbrolt9 bon SreberidsIoenue, nnlgeben bon
3rnrtobefts. bns BON ben Gigentbiimeru be,
tpobnt unb eiriem 8rnnb5ins ilnteriporfen 1T,
tn eoppelter S6be bon unterem 9reife. Nuf
t@rtfflthe ooer miinoIi6e Iniragen an BITE
y9ieat Gitnte Yrptcetipc Co.,"
413 ct. 9aalStrafe,
tptrb infer gertreter germ bel Sbnen boripre.
&el utb hoIe gu5funit eebeIt.
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Steaenseiude.
Stcncgcium.
3m D%crmietbcn.


2aoen ino @ubnbaus, iitr 9i9nrref, Gonfecs
ftunerD, 9iotions u1b algemeine geoiiriniilc
pateno: aan6 nnbe Dem Wtnrite; cine quite Sc
t6dltss@elegenbeit. Ii168uirugen bel Giliam
". S%nnipap, Mr.. 62G, SorrcftsStrahc.
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'3n nerfaufen
S135 Yianinu,

Sf35 - Yiauinu,
Stn1oaros 5abrifnt, in tdoelluiern Suitanoe, fos
ftete rlell $3.50, miro fit $135 o%erfauft, geeen
InpnntIi6e 3abInnaen bon 50; Stubl, Sede nno
Saruntie eingefhIofien. @6cnfo cine @l5abl
arocrer Spe6ialz9argainS.
d. Gers & Spbu,
IA, @cit.S Saratoga Str, %eegeniiber Hennerts.
1929
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Walls. = 3ufubr 1881 VuldeI;
&erlanot bon Den Glepotoren 1888
gitid)el; elcpotoren gorratb S7,3tS
guldelr Gerfauie: 1 @asgon Stea.
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1424 81 ts9aItimores Gtrabe. - 8tmmer an
Serren Al oermieiben. = Setnffe @etrdnfe
uto @eine. nBabs Biefps 8raierei "sBier.
8erfammIlnesIofaI yOfts9ombarbItr. SIN.
r1erip. Baus uro 9eihberein". Gbef .s3eI.
MI. Sermon 4042-@.
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Safer. - 3uiubr 91O2 Vulfel;
aus Den @lepotoren 5lriitge5ogen
1864 9uidel; @lepatoren . Tors
ROTH 1866 9uihel.
Selltiae SblitBrate:
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Wcrlnnat:
Wcrlnnat:

Gin gn3cigensS piicitor: mub has @ef6dft
ariinoli9 perfteben. 9rieiIide glnmeIoinaeIt
an Die Office 6eS rSertf6en Gurrefponoenten, "
Tr. Ali, ct. Eaul. StraRc. Qs9-)
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@aItimorer Marftberid)t.

timore e, II. Slli 1904.
W e |. ~ 3itiubr 1853 SGiier.
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sbpS. gobenteiner's Sanc,
1884 observation-disclosures Ii. Ohio,
Weire. 8eriammIuneslpfaI u@erinania.
Goee 81; .gIuaent. Mrb. Ser. .llnt. sBerein
bon Olf'Baltin1ore"; rOpitlon GprcI. 8, 3.
o. 81: ~W'etauarb. slHiGn 73". Sale su
bermietben.
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1909. BanfsS trabe,
fiabe Der 6ftIiden FoIi3eiitatton. War.
rier 2un56 bon IL bis 2 tlbr Na6mtttaes.
3apf.
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Ghe sic Nincnibnm fnnfcl

VIZ St olDtWIVum IuufCH,
ooer oerfdittett, iperloen sic lid an CHARLES N.
9eder, @runoeigentbunlSs mo Ierfi6erunsss
Wiailer, gtr. APO, 9torosGarepsS trabe.
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