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Evening journal., 1904-04-21
STRA WBERRIES HURT
BY PAST WEEKS FROST
ON THE EASTERN SHORE BERRIES AND
OTHER FRUITS ARE LATE-APPLES,
PEARS AND FRUITS COMING INTO
BLOOM

weather these crops will make rapid
growth. Wheat on the Eastern Shore
is not so good as elsewhere.
Fruit Conditions.
There have been no reports OF injury
10 fruit from the heavy frosts and
freezing weather Of the past week. ex-
cept to some early strawberry blos-
SONS in southern Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. Pears,
cherries and plums promise a heavy
bloom IN North central Maryland; ap-
pies show a moderate amount of buds;
peaches viii probably be light owing
TO injury from frost and scale. In
southern Maryland plums are In full
bloom, much of the other fruit is be-
ginning to blossom and promises well.
on the Eastern Shore berries and other
fruits are from two to three weeks
late apples, pears and peaches are
coming into bloom. A large acreage OF
Strawberries has been set in the
southern counties and comparatively
few beds were damaged by frost.
Tobacco and Minor Crops.
In Southern Maryland the tobacco
beds are generally still covered, and
some plants are showing. Potato
planting was general throughout the
section during the week, in a limited
way; the bulk Of the crop remains to
be planted. Gardening and trucking
interests have made rapid progress,
though greatly delayed by the cold
weather and excessive moisture in the
ground. In the southern portions OF
the Eastern Shore some garden stun
was up and early potatoes were COM
ing up. Canning peas were looking well
and some were large enough to culti-
vate.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Wei known Authors.s Dead.

New Rochelle. n. Y. April 21.-Mrs.
Sarah J. Lippincott, best known un-
der her pen name of Grace Greenwood,
died in this city last night. She had
been in III health for month past, but
was so far recovered as to be able to
go downstairs TO dinner. She later
suffered a chill and sank slowly until
her death. Mrs. Lippincott had lived
in New Rochelle for the past four
years.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Lectures on Missions.

The Rev. +. ID. E. Finks. of New
York will give illustrated lectures on
missions IN OAvet Presbyterian Church
this and tomorrow evenings. This after
noon he delivered one TO women. He is
neid secretary Of tho board OF Home Ms
sions and lectured before the members OF
the New Castle Prosbytery IN olivet
Church last night.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Parents vlew pupiIs, WorIs.

Another enjoyable and Largely attended
parents meeting was held IN School No.
IS yesterday afternoon. Addresses were
made by superintendent Twitmyer and
Miss Williams. the assistant superinten-
dent and throughout the rooms the cor
related work OF the pupils was displayed.
The exhibit was a wonderfully interesting
one. About 200 persons were In attend
nnca.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Reports Which We Print Today fr

Reports Which We Print Today from
central and lower Delaware indicate
that the cold weather OF the last
few days has injured strawberries
and blackberries. and has given a
setback to early vegetables. Fruit
buds are reported as uninjured, ow-
ing TO the fact that they are yet
dormant, and TO the further fact that
the high winds kept frost from fall
ing. Fortunately there has been
no rain or sleet, for it is moisture
on the buds which freezes that is
most greatly feared.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
.NIDDLETOUN SCHOOLS CLOSED
Because Of the Prevalence of Measles
in the Town.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Middletown, April 21.-The Board OF
Education decided to close the schools
because OF the measles. There will be
no school the remainder Of this week
and perhaps not next week. The school
rooms are now being fumigated.
The Junior League of the M. p.
Church will give an entertainment to-
morrow evening in the rooms on South
Broad street, recently vacated by A.
M. Chamberlain. The proceeds will
be for the benefit Of the infant school.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
MusIeaIs at MadeIex.

The large chorus choir of Madeley NJ. E.
Church gave a fine concert in the church
last night under dhe direction Of Charles
T. Edwards. The attendance was large.
The proceeds were for the benefit OF the
church.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

A Historian Has Figured Out the origin
Of the name Vanderbilt AS usual
IN such matters exact knowledge
tends to make one humble. There
was o Dutchman who came over
named Aert. lie had no surname.
His son was called Aerteon (soa OF
Arthur. Well. he went over to
Kinks county and found another
Dutchman OF the same name, so to
avoid confusion, he added Van der
Bit, which being interpreted. means
Arthur from near the town of Bilt
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

An organ recital will be given in Trim
ity Church on Thursday evening, April
2s. at O'Clock, by T. Leslie Carpenter,
Mus. Bac.. assisted by the choir Of the
church. A varied program will be given,
including several new works.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

I had a running, itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Oint-
ment took away the burning and Itch
ing instantly. and quickly effected
permanent cure" c. w. Lenhart,
Bowling Green, o.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

" international Courtesy amounts to
anything Alexieff should not have
lost his job Japan was most anxi-
Gus for him TO continue at the head
OF the Russian forces.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
proppsd Dead on the Street.

Syracuse, n. Y, April 21.-William
H. Wise OF Brooklyn dropped dead In
the street here OF heart failure. He
was a wall known furniture dealer
and was sixty-five years of age.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Union suIts

Like wearing another skin, to get
into a union suit Of underwear.
Weights are right-prices, 81, f1.5o
and 81. Various colors.
Absolute comfort--only one thick
ness around the waist. Ideal for
outdoor sports. You'll never go
back to the old way if you once
try a union suit. Our new line IS
just displayed.
j. =. DOUGHTEN s. CO.,
40 Market Street.
''If it comes from Dough en- S it's right
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

The United States Department OF
Agriculture crop and weather bulletin
for the section Of Delaware and Mary
land says that the past week has been
a very busy one for the farmer Plow-
ing and the preparation of the soil for
planting were the principal order
everywhere. The weather was such
that outdoor work could be carried on
without interruption. Much ground
was still too wet to plow well early in
the week, but dried sufficiently toward
the latter part. Only the Nghtest soils
were in prime condition for the plow
In most districts there was a good deal
Of heavy soil that was not yet in good
condition, and in some portions of the
Eastern Shore work was confined prin-
cipally TO the spreading of lime and
manure, though elsewhere this labor
had mostly been done earlier in the
month. The ground was frozen too
hard 10 plow on several days in West
lern Maryland. Oat sowing was nearly
completed at the end Of the week. The
planting Of gardens also made limited
progress throughout the section,
though there was a general disposition
to delay much of the seeding until the
soil grows warmer. In the lower coun-
ties a little corn was planted and
plowing for corn was we'll under way
| in North-central and Southern Mary
land. A large acreage of this crop and
also Of potatoes is promised in these
sections.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
rleI.rpHnNrs

Brief communications on all subjects
Of interest, temperate in their nature
and accompanied by the name Of the
writer mot to be published unless de-
sired) are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Have You Heard
oraan Recital al Trinity.

Come Down From the Big Fig Tree7"
Wen play II for you at Lippincott's.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

Il sometimes takes a man half a day
to locate a church in a strange town.
but he can find saloon in two min
utes.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

Orders for this paper may be sent to
The Evening Journal direct or to the
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In the city II Is served by authorized
agents. and all orders received by us
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Persons temporarily leaving INC city
should have The Evening Journal FOR
warded to them and thus keep In touch
with home events. Send orders direct
20 the office.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

THE EVENING JOURNAL IS for sale
ct tho Leading News stands ln Whining
ton and at Broad Street station, Fhila-
de- iphia, every afternoon.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Students 70 pIay Bali.

Students to Play Ball.
The teams of the Wilmington High
School and the Wilmington Business
School will play a game of bail tomor-
row afternoon at Front and Union street
grounds at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

Hclp Wartfd................, cent por word
Situations Wanted. .........+. Free
Boarding or Rooms for Rent. u cent nor word
Real Estate lsct sOlidl ....h cent per wofd
Evening journal., 1904-04-21

Entered at the Wilmington Post once
as second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
pIsrLAYED ADVERTISING
cl.AssIFIEp AnvERrlsING

u cents per inth. Discounts on continuous
vertising will be furnished on application
Evening journal., 1904-04-21
Grain and Grasses.

The weather has been much too cold
for the satisfactory growth Of grain
and grasses; though the condition OF
wheat, rye. and meadows continues to
improve; and with the advent Of warm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-04
Nu BAG Ynblituul.

Die Sreie Breiie" bat ilber 400
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Gtaate, miro
an lber 700 &oitofficen oerianot, unb
bat cine eroRe 8erbreitung in Der
@a6bar= Gepublit Merito, i'm Snbia.
ner=9erritorium unb Oelabpma.
Sbr girtulatiUns>@ebiet in 9eraS
eritredt iib pDn @alueiion Bis binaul
na9 9enliDn, oOn Maribau i'm Often
big na6 81 .Salo IN: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitueritdnolib nit bee
lonherS 5ablreiben 2elern oas biht<
beiieoelte Wittels9eras uno ben Giios
tueiten elm.
3tuei 8eiienoe iino beltanoia,
labrein, iabraus i'm SntereGe bes
8lattes untertueas uno fiibren oeu=
lelben i'm Serein nit unieren ribris
gen 2otal Gaenten fsrttpabreno
neue 2eler au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier 9batladen iit
Die pSreie Breiie". NOD es fid oarum
banoelt, Die oeutide 8ep6ltermng su
erreihen, nas bette glnseiae @e,
ciam ~ Staate 9eras.
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4bf4lep nteht gerabe lebr poe1iepou fetn
mag, fo tam er bod BET MGnnern, bic
fdbia iinb, iib nit Der gan3sn 3raft
ibrer Seele einen @efiibl parmtr
5reunbfhaft bin5ugeben, ebenfo tief
gehen, als Der BON etnem qeliebten
ipei6li6en Weien-unb 0ineent Ser
bault ge6Drte au bteier 9trt MGnner.
Die 5pif9en Dpttpr 2epage unb
8incent beftebenbe Grsunbf9aft mar
inniger, als man iie setpO6nli6 3tpts
f9eu 5reunben finbet. Die 8eiben be-
traateten ii9 tpie 8riiber, ia faft pie
3ptllingsbriiber. oenn iie iparen bor
etpa breiBig Sobren in Der glsihen
Mp9e sur Welt gefommen unb in benz
felben alien 0aufe elmer 5troBe In
DitOn. gern6arb bate bas 2i9t Der
Welt I'M grbgef9oB erblidt, nsben benz
Bureau feines @aters, Der @eometer
mar, 8incent bagegen i'm pierten Gtodz
fpert, mo- ith bas Ntelier bes Mdlers
@erbault befanb.
Wer netB, ob ni9t bieIer llnter{9ieb
tn Der Gage ibrer Mobnungen einen
entgesengefeBten GinfluB auf ibre Cha
raftere unb S9idfale ausgeiibt bat!
4ls feaites &inb elmer 3ablreihen, in
etne fleine @o9nung 8uiammenge-
brGngten Gamilie mar fir 8srn9arb
bte StraBe gum eriteu llebungsz unb
8eoba9tunssfelo getpDrben, tpo ii9
ibm bon 4inbbeit an rei9li9e @elegenz
heit bot. ii4 eine prattifhe, nii9terne
Gebensanf9auung an5ueisnen. @ins
cent bagegen, Der ais ein3igsr Sobn in
benz luftigen, ru6isen 2ttelier Teines
@ater5 aufgepu9ien mar, BON ND aus
man iiber Die 0d9er 6inmeg ni9ts als
elm groBes Stiid 6lauen 0immels fe6en
tonnte, batte. bort ietnen Sang CUR
Srdumerei unb gu bp6fliegenben plds
men unge6inbert enttpideln f0nnen.
gla9 Waffenrubm Dor aaem biirftete
Der iusenbli9e S9pdrmer, unb 70 mar
er in bic GriegSf9ule pon SaintzGbr
etngetreten, nGbrenb ii1 1ein geIpiele
benz Stubium Der Msbi5in 5upanbte.
8eibe aber bradten CUR 8ertpirta
lt9uns ibrer naA Deriatebenen &i9>
tungsn 5ielenben ebrgei5isen pldne
einen groBen @orratb BON iener that
frdftigen QuSbauer unb itrengen 9eat=
lidtett nit, bic bem burgunbii9en
Glnffsftnmr1e einen 1T
(SSortieBuna fplqt)
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Cine meae Statte henti6er Stunt

Die Deutiben bon gleuelano baben
nun eirt eigenes 9beater. Sc lit pDn
oeutibem Rapital aebaut uno pirb
elm oeutihes 9beater iein uno blet.
ben, rpenn iie. tpie Der oortige Nn5ei=
ger iebr beseihneno iaot, poDen.
Das 6aus iteht iebt, tpie oas genannte
Glatt beri6tet. fir uno fertig oa, elm
Wau, Der ieoes Deutid]en 8ruft nit
StDls erfiillen tam. Nus Der ebes
maligen Sirbe lift Elm eieenartieer,
mooerner &unittempel entitanoen,
Der ourhaus gefdIli9 uno reiauou
tulrtt. &siit Der I09enaunte Sugenos
fill. Der CUR Nnmenoung getummen
lit uno namentlib bel Der Nualhmii,
dung oes Sunern feline Eriunlpbe ges
feiert bot. MHe Wanomalerei lit in
oem uDn ben Sapanern sur bDd)lten
Wollenoung gebra6ten oetUratipen
Still eebalten. Die Sh6nbeit Der
2inien, Die entruidelt lift, miro Seoen
entailden. Bonn einfabiten Orna>
inent bis CUR cDmpli5ierteiten NrabeSs
te 1T Die 2inieniiibrune bon elmer Sc
itigteit uno Nnmut, aeaen tuelde ale
in ben iibriaen 9beatern eriItierenoe
Ornamentit fteif uno b0lSern, ertiins
itelt uno er5Uunaen erlbeint.
llm ben Baton uno 2peen, oeren
Drapecien ale in tunfelgriinen 9us
den uno 8lllb gebalten lino. Sieben
li6 10 9rbBe auaeltrDnleubter, Die
bellies, aber miloes 2id]t perbtelten.
Dn8u tommen an ben beioen Geiten.
manoen bier in farbieen @las gebal=
tene &oietten. onrd Die elm eeo1mpfs
tes, bunteS 2iht fdat. Die 8mii1en.
rdume Der 2ogen aieren abt oetora.
tlpe Siguren, Die traailbe Mule, Die
Rpm6ole, BDeiie. Muiit &c. barfels
LEND. Ginri6tune uno 8eleubtuna
MAIDEN pon pDrnberein einen pprs
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prsis 25s anb SOC.

nebmen. babel aber bebagliber uno
toiiaen @inoruf. Dieier @inorud
miro nod erb6ht ourh bas Sehlen
ieoer ObitruttiDn fir oas Nuee. sSrei
ihtuetft u0tn entfernteiten @infel oes
6aufes Ger 8lid na9 Der 8nbne.
Seine Sdule trdgt BaltDn Doer
Dad. WDm binterften Sib oes
Balfons tam man aaf Die sSiiBe bes
Ordefters ibauen. Die Sibcapacit1t
lit 100; oasu fomlnen unten iehs
uno Dben IL 9paen. Das 9beater
entbalt t,ur elm Barterre uno einen
BalfDn; uDn einer @allerie fat man
Ibitano gen0mmen. Die bebaglibs
iten uno beiten 8ldbe Iino Die Sal
fonpldbe. Wau bat pDn bort ben beB=
ten ueberblid iiber oas eanse gbeas
ter uno erfreut iih am gemiitli1Iten
Der ihDuen bef0ratipen Wirfung.
@egen Seuersgefabr fiuo Die nm.
fanareihiten SiberbeitsmaBreeel
getrDffen. Sci Der iiingit poraenDnt.
ntenen SnipeftiDn ourb Die 8eb6roen
tnuroe cOnitatiert, oaB oas beutlbe
1beater oas iiderite BON allen Tbeaz
tern iein miro. Selbitueritdnolim
iino ale baupuliseiliben 8oribriften
ouf oas 9enauite bef0lot. Gin Mss
beitnDrbang trennt bic Babne bonn
Hulbauerraut1. Gin jeoer Geite bes
Barterre befinoen fih amei grtratii=
rem, uno auf Dem Baton stpei gr.
tratiiren. bic brett in 8 5reie fiibren.
Ille Tiiren fino leiht gu 1ffnen uno
nod leihter 5u finoen., Wenn ie6er
Sit beiebt, fann bas gbeater in orei
Wfinuten uollit6noi9 Qerdumt iein.
Oas s5eblen Der Galerie erlei1tert
in erbeblider @eiie Die ibnelle G6us
muna oes 9aules.
$50 itebt oas 6aus, Ifreibt Der
Wn5eiaer, uDllenoet oa. uno Der @r.
6ffnungstaa iit befinitip felt gelebt.
Der 9raum uno Die 0pffnune Der
Deutihen. bic itol5 auf lire Nbitams
nung iiuo uno lih ibr geationolge'
fiibl uno pDr alien 0ingen ibre Mut.
teriprahe erbalten ppllen, 1T Bis su
einem aepiifen @rabe erfiilt. NlnI
Der oeuti6en 8eo1lteru9 lieet es
iebt, atl 5eigen, oaB fie bas gebDtene
81 ibdben meiB. Meroen mir bic
Gelegenbeit beim Sdopfe paden poer
uieoer bic alte apatbif1e @lei6giltia.
feit 5eigen? Die friibere Miiere, iiber
Die 10 uiel geflaet tuiro, ift teine gnts
ibuloigung tnebr. Cine neue Nera
briht an. Ghun itno 8erbanoluns
gen nit 5tuei Der beiten oeutld@en
TbeateroireftDren, Die audi finansiel
fr6ftig fino uno nibt auf poraus au
cDllettierenne Announcements eur 9ufs
rebterbaltung oes 9beaters aneemiez
len fino, anaetniipft. Sic tperoen pur.
auaiibtlib au einent alieitig befrie.
oigenoen &bihluB fiibren. so TOM
men mir pertrauenSpull in Die Rus
tunft ibauen uno neue 6offnunQ
ib0pfen. Sn Der 6ano oes Deutibs
tums BON @lepelano lieet es, ob fiCb
Die 0Offnungen ueripirtlihen iouen.
8uneuen llfern mintt Elm neuer&abn.
@liid aufl"
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s,Otationeu lit Seras geluiinIdt.

Die SriscD@Spitem 2ano. Smtni<
aratiDns NliociatiDn lentt bereits
lbren 9eil Der ginmanoerune nob
9eras.
9reibunoertunofiinfsie Geenten
oieier 9lifociation oDm Often uno
Noroen baben iDeben cine Tour ourh
Seras beenoet uno iid) nab ben 6ilfss
quellen oeS States &c. ertunoigt,
UNI bic Tatla9en ben SeimftatteIu=
bern oer dlteren Staten beiier uor,
fiibren 81 tDnnen.
Dieie QHociation lit Die tuirt=
iatnfte, bic es eiebt; fie bat Waenten
in ben gansen Ser. Staten. @ollt
Sbr @uer @igentum, auf Dem 2anoe
ooer in oer Staot. oerfaufen, tpinI6t
Sbr 2apital fiir Ssabrifen poer
iraeno cine Suouitrie, i9reibt an
Ut. 9. 2emDn, Setretdr oes Snts
miarationS Bureaus, Dept. 81.
Srisco @ebGuoe, ct. 2Duis, MD.
9. u. 5uabes,
@enerals eSmmiaratiDns=Noen
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6reie Sieiie nad ct. 9onis mo
Suriid.

I'm ben 8eluhern Der 8eltaug.
itelluna ent9eaen5ufummen. miro Die
W. 6. & 8. .z8abn (9be &atp) einen
neuen Sbnea3u9 apildlen @atoe<
itDn unb San NntDniD uno ct.
2DuiS einleaen uno Die erfte BerlDn,
Die einen &amen fir oielen neuen
3ug einlenoet, Der anoenDmmen
tperoen miro, erbdlt Elm ssreis9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in 9eras
nab ct. &Uuis uno surad mdbreno
oer &usitelung. Die folaenoen 8es
oingungen iino su beobahten: Der
gtame muB neu uno DrieineQ uno
turS uno oeritdnolib lein. 9tae Wtits
teilungen in 8eau9 bierauf fino gu
ribten an Us. s. @ru1b,
B. . boz SEQ. $40 3.
Dallas, 9eras.
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Sin Deritansiaer geeuu.

W. W. Nuftin BON g8in9eiter,
Sno.. tuuBte, mas er in Der Stunoe
Der ytot gu tun batte. Seine sSrau
puroe BON einem iD unaep6bnliben
Sale BON Maaen- uno 4eberbe=
ibperoen aeplagt, oaB Die Ierste
fbr niht belfen fonnten. 9a oabte
er on Or. &inas's Neue 2ebenss
Billen unb prnbierte oieielben. SDs
furt perlpiirte iie 8eferung uno
balo tpuroe iie pollftdnoig gebeilt.
Nur Is Gents in S .&alteper & Sobns
uno Mbolpb 9reiB's GpDtbefe gu
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Sn irgen6 einem Wonate oes
Sabres tann Die 2eber in l1uurbnuno
aeraten; 81 ireeno elmer Belt bei(en
Or. Guauit 86nia's 9amburoer
9r0pfen oieie Qeioen uno reQulieren
Die 1dtigfeit Der 2eber.
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gaalide Sourilteu Sd)lalluaaen

nab Californian, ebenio nad ct.
Souls Oia Tera8 4 8ocific . 8abn
obne @e6iel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet Ggenten tpegen oieles
neuen DieniteS ooer an 6. 8. 1urs
t'er, @enerals Baiiaaier'I9ent, Dali
las, 9eras.
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zabeftUn, taglicb. ............9 LOO SDrmt.
unb 9.45 Nbenos. ................
Nab Corpus gbriiti, &Ddpgrt uno Bee
bile ta9lih. ..............2,15 rs gtabn.
Rad 8brne uno 8erruille. tdglicb. 80.
....................9 1925 Born.
Rad B6rne uno 8errbille, 5amstags 3.45
geofm. Stnfunft Montags $50 Ibenbs
Nnfunft.
8Dn Guero, 0Datum. 9oufton unb @al-
neftDn, tdgliH. ..........7.45 WDr9ens
uno $50 Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbrifti, &DdpDrt unb 8eee
billie t69lid. Lbs Nabrn.
Bon 86rne uno 8erroille. tdgtib. 80.
ss................... Nbenos.
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0arb @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanIes
9th, ct. 9Duis uno gbicaeD, t6slib,
(Suniet 0epoD 8. 80 MbeneS.
SDealdug nia Smit6nille. 80 &orm
Mntu TT:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, Sauias Gitb,
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb 8aeD, taglib
(Sus1iet Depot) ........7.50 Moroens,
Hocalaua bio Smithpille. =. 9.25 N6enos
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Cure Screens pDu SO. Stebes 3
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oigere &usnabl nDn Screens uno
8oroertiiren nennen tann, als Iie bel
8 b. Steoes & Sons su fins
ben 1T.
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Nah 9aoernia, Sutberlanb Sprinas,
9Stodtate, td9lib, 800 8orm.
NntunFt.
8un Stodbale, Sutberlano Sprinos unb
2anernia. tdafida. .....2:3O Nachm,
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Nob alien NDros3 3erase 8untten
..........................7.0 SDrm.
Nob ct. Souls, Wempbis uno Dem
Often. 1910 Wittaos.
godb 9soroe9eras, Santa Sc uno Srisco~
BuntteH .................S.0 500 2lbenbs.
Hacb ct. Souls, gSaco uno bem Often
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is Nbenos.
gsad 2arebD unb Nterico. 80. 300 80rm.
NHfuntt.
Son Ct. Souls unb oem Sfen. Z. 80 8orm.
S0n NDrosSeras, Santa Sc uno 6risco.
Bunften ..................8.4 Born.
SDn lDcalen Bunften ......7 40 Nbenos
Bon ct. 2Dnis uno bem Often. g. 10 9b6ss
Bon 9areoD uno Werit0. -. II. 80 gfaCbm.
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Mblahrt.
Rad Netu Orleans, SouItDn unb Sol.
oefton td9lirb b............ IL. 40 Born.
uno 900 &benos ............
Haf eagle BaB, 81 8aID. gaIifornien
uno WeTtfo ..............9: 900 Born.
Nnfuuft.
Bon 9teiu Orleans, SDuItDn unb @at<
beiton t1glih. h....:....7.40 40 Woraens
uno 500 Watbm.
Bon @l gaio, Californian unb Merifu
Observation-Disclosures. 500 Mbenb8.
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Tliegentiiren. 60. Steoes &
SDns.
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