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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
sIiaht difference.

The Frenchman did not know ali
about the English language.
Il would like to come see you YER
much In fact would have came
only thought you we're YER busy. I
do not like to cOckroach upon yOu8
time"
Not 'cocEroach, that's not right
You should say 'encroach, encroach.' -
@Aha, that is #. 'hencroach, hen
croaeh' I see. I have got e gender
Of ze verb wrong "-Lippineott's-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

A rose OF some ones yesterday
II fell from out the dusty book
That was BY some one cast away
To he in this forgotten nook,
And here's the rose! A faded thing
With petals crumpled, torn ana
brown.
What idle fancies may It bringf
Who took 1t up2 Who dung Il
down?
One day a rare perfume it shed
When all its heart with dew wa
And It was blazing IN its red
Some subtle scent clings TO il yet,
Perhaps It coaxsd g Eomsn's smilss
1asrhaps Il drew Rnother's frOWn-
A pledge Of truth; a gage OF guile
Who took It upG Who flung L
down?
Why was the flower hid away,
A roseheart for this old rOmRncef
Was it 70 mark an olden day
day when all was radiance7
Or was II in remembrance Of
A grief that time refused to drown3
Does it tell coQuetry, or love?
Who took It up? Who funk it
down?
It does not tell US anything
II some ones ardOr vaxed or wan
ed;
Yet some faint memories must cling
Here where the yellowed page is
stained
Was she q peasant, or a queen
With this red rose her only CROWN
What is the tale the lines between?
Who took IL up? Who flung 1t
DOWN.
A rose Of some ones yesterday
A crumbling rose. So roses go,
And We were wise If we could say
What all the withered roses know.
In what closed pages Of our years
Is held q rose all dead and brown?
And who can tell, when il appears,
Who took it up2 Who flung II
down?-ChicagO Tribune.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
Naval Warfare Of the Future.

The correspondent on the seaeoast
rushed to the long distance wireless
telephone and called up his editorial
chief.
There has just been a naval battle"
he said. "A submarine torpedo boat
has blown up three Of our battle
ships"
Can you send ne a summary Of
our Iosses7" inquired his chief
ct can tell you right now. Thirty
million dollars. Chicago Tribune.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
WANTED TO SEE NEW YORK.

Sea Monster Runs Aground in ShOaI
Water and SPouts Up Tons Of Mud.
New York dispatch) For what
was said TO be the first time in Is
years a whale came inside Sandy
Hook Thursday. Various observers
estimated the visitors length at any
where from IS to $50 feet and de-
scribed him as q @humpbacked bull"
He was seen by the soldiers at the
Hook and by the crews Of various
tugbOats.
Captain Densye Of the ship Unique
saw the whale coming up the ship
channel, spOuting a big stream The
humpback was probably following
school Of fish. He turned the spit
buoy as adrOitly as does the Hook
pilot bringing in a ship, and then
Strengthened out to parallel the Stat
en- Island shore.
On the west bank there are two
hospital islands, called SwinbUTne
and Hoffman islands. Hoffman island
is the one nearest the sea, and the
whale might have sailed boldly up
through the narrows had he not run
on a school close TO Hoffman island
At least, it is supposed that he tenn
porarily grounded. for tons Of mud
and Ooze shot skyward for a distance
OF 50 or more feet and the miniature
waterspout continued for fully ten
minutes before the whale managed to
turn around and start seward, giving
the lower edge Of the hospital island
a Hhack with his tail as he started
full speed ahead for the open
Never for a moment did the humb-
back stop on his triumphal march to
the sea, his column OF water being
seen for an hour after he cleared the
bar There is less than so feet Of wa
ter over the bar, so that the whale
took great chances Of being wrecked.
First born children exceed later
born in stature and weight
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
Giants Wanted.

A wealthy FTenchman at Rouen left
his property to the city on condition
that the income from 100000 francs
be used every year in finding and
marrying a couple Of giants for the
Of the human race" As
q matter Of course the relatives con-
tested the VIII on the ground that the
tsstator was Of unsOund mind.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
The Worlds Oldest Ferry.

Perhaps the oldest ferry in the
world is the cross channel service
from Calais to Dover It has been
in existence for more than 20 cen
turtles, and the vessels which have
been engaged in it include every va
riety Of shipping, from Caesars high
peaked gaIleys, propelled by banks Of
oars, to the new turbine steamer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
JUST FEW SMILES
A Lucky Thing.

There does seem to be something
in the belief about the luck attached
to my left hind foot" remarked the
rabbit
Think so?7 replied the squirrel
Yes. At any rate. I'm satisfied IL
hadn't had mine with me this morn
ing I wouldn't have got away from
that og--Kennebec Journal
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
Advantages Of Misfortune.

Milton was receiving the condol-
snces OF his friends.
ct must be dreadful to be blind, -
they murmured-
Not At al" he replied; Just
think, I never see any declined With
thanks notices"
Perceiving that he escaped the
poets greatest sOrrow, they ceased TO
mourn his sffietion.-NeE York Sun.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
e suspIeions confrmea.

what a dainty squareIle!" said
Mrs. Oldcastle as abe gazed ct the
new picture
els that what you call TT" her hos
tess replied. Josiah told ne it was q
sIoop, but never did believe he knew
much about them kind Of things
Chicago Rscord-Herald-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
eossIpPreoE

Mrs. CrzwfOrd-HaTs they much
money!
Mrs. CrabshaE-Whys they're 80
rich that, Il they preferred they could
anord % stay in town al summar.-
Smart Set
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
our eozheaditiysness

First Chinaman-Those Yankees
are a progressive people. aren't theyz"
Second Chinaman-@O, yesl They
are continually iBventing things that
We invented 50 long ago that We have
forgotten al about them "-TcWn
ToVios-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
O7fH6uE

The farmers threaten to create
A corner to control the EheatI
In which event the old cross road
For terrors win have Wall street
beat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
The Triumph Of Reason

and you gave him your hearth"
"Oh. mamma, how could I withhold
II, after he had confessed himself Ut
terly unworthy Of it?''-Detroit Free
Press.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08
Trying Timea

1T must be very trying for q mod
est girl" he remarked
s'Why7" she ssked-
@shs cannot turn from the naked
truth without running into = hare
Hs-Chicsgo Post
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

There d nothing to beat TIE i'm
portznt feeling OF 3 woman whose hus-
baud II called out Of town On g Night
tain - 3 teIegra@
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

Rsformers are 50 interested i1 Euo-
cess that thsy DO not ne - ez
$50 e lnenssIzss.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

me mE1 who makes his own sod
v0uld lot want to Be LEFT slons with
HIN II ne DARK
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

Truant boys are inferior IN weight.
Eight and chest girth to boys IN gen
era
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

-You say he works fcr the eiEFs
'.lSoges I say he has q city Job" -'ohls
-BsIEimcre EeEs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1904-07-08

First born children exceed later
born in stature and weight.
Children born in summer are taller
than those born in winter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-28

ergibt einen groBeren llcberiduB in
Den Sinon5en, ols man p%orauseelett
bate. Stott Der ungeietten $4,000
Efuno Sterling belief er lid mIf
744,00O Efunb. Nlerbings bat
Gappten nod INNER iiber bltnoert
MiQionen Yfun0 Sterling ans.
itcbcnoer S6uIo; olein 2oro Gro'
nler ioat in ieincm lleberblif iiber
Die iinanjieQen Reiormen Der lette1
5moll5ig Sabre, Dap lett LANCER Belt
in Der egpptii6en 8eid)ifte Die Be
mobncr ocs 2onoe9 nidt 10 gut ~iitilirt
mo 10 3ufrieoen getpclen ieien, ais
geraoe iett. Die bel Ben S%parbanten
Der Yoit oeponirten Sunlmen Mid
len BON Sabr 81 Sobr. Soro Gromer
tbeilt IN ieinem 9eridte iibri9cn5
all6 sic ionocrbarc Sbotiade nit,
Dab iid) 1895 Northumberland meiger.
ten, 3inien bon Dem EoItomt oll5ll,
nebmcn, neil lie fiirhteter, burh
InnobnIe Dor 3inien 9e9en Die @e-
iebe bes 9oron 81 peritoBen. 9ie glb-
rednungcn 5piiden Der eepptii6en
Negierlrng unb Der 2onooner Sirmla
Niro, Die ben Tiloomm bel Miiuon
ge6oltt, babe ergeben, bob Die Csc.
iommtfoiten bes llnternebmens nobe
an orei lnb cine bolbe Wiuion Efo.
Sterling betroge.
Scr 9eridt iiber Den Suoan lalls
tet meniger giinitig. IS berrid)e
3par obiolitte Rrbe BORT, ober cS
ieble an Witteln mo Gelttcn, ga oie
9epolferungs5obl inter Der Serrs
idoft OeS Wobbi nno ieines Sad.
folgers in ~geraoc5u cridredcnbcr
@eiie nbgenomnlcn babe. @or Dem
9e9inn Der 9crluiid)sSerri6of bobe
bie 9ep0lferumg oe9 Cuban ilbcr S3
Wiaionen Seelen betroger, in Den
ariegcn ieien iibcr 3,2OO,O0O Wen.
id)en 0cioQen, Scllden bitten nobc-
81 .3R Wiaioncn bin9eroiit, ioooB
Die jebige @epolferungs5obl feline
5lpci WiQionen mcbr betroge.
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gefanntmadJnngen.
Sfaats : Sicens /. SefanntmadJnng,

anollrd ,peroen oue Terionen II.
9orperldaften, incorporate ooer pc.
liflld)e,. melde in Der Staot 9alti'
more EN- 8elfGit betreiben, fir mel
deS nte @rbebung elmer Staots II,
GEMS ~erforoerlib tit, mtfgeforoert, o1n
ooer Dor oein 5ipeiten Gage oes Moo
mats gtot D. s. cine icell5 81 loIen
ooer Olelelbe 5u erneuern.
eine G~eridumniB Der Grrlellerlnlg
lbrer Sicen5 bis gum 6weiten Gage
oes WonotS Iai 8. s. bon Soften
bon B%erlpaen, ole jebt ioIde Gei6df-
te betreiben miro oieielben elmer
0eloltrofe nnteriperfen.
sn uebereinItimmung nit bem Sc.
Nrtifel, 81. uno so. 9tbi6nitt, oes
Sooer Der aIlgemeinen 0iientliden
8elese tperoen 4ppIifanten filr Sra.
oers' Siten5en auigeiorOeyt, in Ser
ION oor5nlpreGen nll0 cine t:ibpo-
rene angabe iiber Sen @ertb Oes bon
Dem belagtcn Ipplitanten gefiibrten
Sa9ers gu MAIDEN. Die Sicen5 miro
oemgemaB altseeiteQt merbcn.
Sr. Mbam 9eupert, gftuar oes
Common BleaS Geridts, miro ON
lno no6 Sienitag, Den 8. @pril
1904, 5piifen bel Strnoen bon 8
nDr Sormittogs bis 4 llbr Nadmit-
tags, in ieinem giircau I'M Groge,
idob oes @eridtSgeb1uoeS, Sapette-
ltraBen-G in9ane, our 9~IllSgabe bon
Sicen5en bereit iein.
9aS Staats 8erIi6erungS De
partemcnt bon MorDlano miro am II.
nad Montag, ben 2. Wtoi 1904,
5ipiifen ben Stunoeu pom 8 llbr
8oruittogs bis a llbr Na6mittogS,
i'll leinem 9iireat. gtr. 411R, @elt.
TapetteItraBe, 5urGerollSgablmg bon
TerliderungS MotIer &icen5en be-
reit icin.
8iqiam s. 8rccn,
Sderiif bon Baltimore.
Wprill 1912, a. 6, 1929,
26.2S,3W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-28

NIT II WiQionen, Die Cotton Illf
Corporation nit 26 Ntiqipnen nno
Ser Sdiffsbou. Sruit, Ser nit runo
80 WiQionen Collars f~apitaliiirt
mar, Die 5llr 3eit nod etna 10 Mil-
lionen reprdientirt. .gS lit nidt
notbig, bart bon 0enen 81 iprcden,
bic oieie @rilnoungen organiiirt ia.
ben, nno eS niibt Nidts, nit oen
Sei6tglGltbigen 81 ipmpatbiiiren, Oie
Den Sdaoen baben," meint Sr. Col.
liner. Sir einen @eiebgeber cine
eigent6iimli6c 2ogif, 5umoI DER
Serr Senotor porber Elm 2onges
uno greiteS iiber Die Seiligfeit oes
G%igentbums iagt. 8os Der equator
meiter iiber Die T~rGiioenten . Gam.
po9ne 81 iogen bat, gebort nift bier
her. Smmerbin lit es gut, oaB iit
Der republifoniide Senotor 10 frei
uno merfennenb iiber Die 8roBcor-
porationen mlSgeipro6en bat.
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9amburssM
Soppclidranbcn-
Grpref" nnO Eai1aqicr- Sienft.
Baltimore Sampf : Eafct : 81.
(gtIte uno 5uperlafIiae 8ai.qtutc.)

Vie Bet. GtaaieilsTpif beibrbernb.
nonImel. BON ben .yaD 9ine" sFiers, 1913
Gi9btsStraBc, $50 Ibenos. brett mad OLD
8oint Comfort. .Norfoli. 9ortsmoutb nnb allen
Yliitften oes Siloens. &erbinouna in OLD
Yolnt Comfort nit rG. & 8, GIfenbabn" mad
8l6nloro. 8crbinouna i'll Yorisnloutb nit benz
.Seaboaro air Cine" iolioen 3ue bon gortss
NIT oer ~%sltlautic Goait Cine" gtorioIf un6
Carolina, %9torfoIf uno fiioIi6, TorioIf unb
peitIib ino ~Slo Somiuiou Cine" Iad Geps
oe5Ii lilio SSalolnefol. Ny
rtoie 1a.ii!cnSinlmer, clcfiriite YeIelibtuna,
Sampfbci6nlla, Stolen trci. Sieterpirte aaiiiteil,
3inl1Ier IN Den Wiuetf0ure1nr Der Bah Cine"
Nr, 32l, @elt-9altimore'St raBe, Sir. SOC uno
sos, 9iabtsSirase, nuo Albau9b's, Charles.
uno 3eringtonsStra
Spbn u. SberiuUuo, g. Brown,
SlceS II. 8eH.' Wiana8er. Sen. sBaisglgert.
(Se32-)
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Guccn Mnnc's Giienbaln.Gp.

SabrpIan irnt in graft am s. December 1908.
Saiupfer ~0erlaiien Yier 9ir. 10 an 9iebis
llbr Ga6mitta9s mad Gcpe Soint. seat
Sslano. 9entreoiue, Gueeustoipn, 9entolt,
GREENWOOD, GLENDALE, Genes nno Spiften'
Si1tioneil.
BUR M,oniaes I'M 7.15 @oreens mad 2obe
Yoint, Gueeusioipu, 9beiieroiue, GREENWOOD
iIno 3miibeusSfdiioneu.
q. y. - Der cDdmpfcr Gumftaa Na6mitias
nuh aooe Ssoint iebrt 5uriid mad Baltimore
nm $50 MbenoS!
Srdbt ,piro on 8ofentaeeu bis 3 ubr Hah'
Miiia9S cn!eegeiI aenouiinen.
Jranf CHEN, Geanefier.
SUbn 6. Scslep, 9.sY.sM.
(Wiai27.1O
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EQUATOR TpQiucr iibcr Srnlts.

Senntor Soma y. Soliper bon
Soma bat oieier Gage cine groBe
9rult.Reoe gebnlten, III Der er lid
gum Mnpolt oieier piel mo beitig
ollgeicinoeten @rilnoungen Der Nells
5cit ouimirft. Die iinb ia gar nid)t
10 gef1brlid, ingt Der meile Soma
bon >Solpo, uno per iest nod cine
Siruoe 9e9en lie anitimmt, Der mad)t
lid) einiof ldherlid. @ir miIlen ia
oenall, lpie piele SrlIts mir buber,
100 Tie linb. mie groB ibr 8npitM lit
uno melfe 9e5icbimgen lie 81 Den
@eiummtgeihditen beS 2anoes bas
ben. @ie Sr. 0ollipcr mittbeilt,
muroen sur 3eit Der lcbten Genlllss
outnobme MIR S.4 Yro5ent ullcr
Sabrifdrbeiter III Ben Ser. 'Stadten
oilrd 3ruitS beihdftigt, uno lire
Erobllftion betrllg MIR Al Ero5ent
Der Sobrifproouftion bes Hanoes.
IS 9iebt etna 31S fruits III ocn
Ser. Staaten; borllnter lit aber cine
Nn5obl, Die bereitS IN Der Iuilolullg
begriffen lit, onoerc Iino unlpiftig IN
@roBe uno GinilllB. Sb oiele Bah.
len ltimmen, milien mir nidt, ollcin
lpenn es ibrer nod piel neniger mo-
rem, Der Ginflub, ben Die Srllits uno
Wonopole oui oos gauge Sono aus.
ilben, miro nift ollrd) Die 3obl be-
itinmt. Sr. 0olliper mill ,oie
Waficn Der @eifGftsipelt III Den
Ser. Staoten, nit oclcn mir umierer
&cg IN Die @eihGits.N reno Der Meli
eripd)ten," nift ipeggenommen ooel
ob9eihlnlpit boben. "@enn oit
Sruits ebrlid) gegriinoet unO ebrlid
geleitet meroen, 10 moeen iie EN-
Segen fir Die gauge Welt peroen,"
meiut Der Serr equator bon Soma.
Ga, menn! equator 0oIliper lit elm
flilger Heoner, Der Den Wonopolen
10 piele ifone Seiten obgeipinnen
fam. limo idlieBlid) iteben Tie iei.
ncr Mnlid)t noh inter einenl boberen
@eieb, benu bes Gonilrms. No, menn
Der Gonium 81 boben Ereiien I'M
Snlanbe nibt olSreiht, oonn miro
81 Shlcloerpreiien an bos Muslono
obgeluoen. Dab Die lcbiglid oui
Equalization ae9riinoeten fruits lid
nid)t balten fonnen uno IN Die Brit
dye aeben, iol bod mobl nid)t bic
enolid)e Solun9 oieler Sroge brin.
gen ? Nob Den Iu9oben 0olliper's
lit nlleroin9S idon cine ltuttlid)e 3abl
bon lolden @riinoungen moulctoot.
@r 51blt ibrer 30 olf Die 5ur Belt
ihrer 8~riinoung nit etipn GOO Wils
iioncn fopitoliiirt noren. Die mel
item berielben iinb nir 5lpei bis orei
Sabre alt 9alpprben, olleim neld)l
Summen buben oicie perfrod)tel
@%rimbungen onS pertrouenslelig(
Eilblifum gefoitet! Die @ineeneib'
ten mo Die Mafer perIteben iid) ia
9cipobnlid rebt5eitig ST iolpirer
mo babel ibr Sh1fd)en in'SSrodenl
81 bringen. llno nie piele Wtiuio'
men merben an Den @robunterneb.
munger, Die iid, I'M Soipital fir
itmerfranfe fruits befinoen, mie
eS Sr. 0olliper ousoriidt, nod Der.
loren 9eben. 0a lei ser Mal5truii
nit so Embellishments m,o einem
&opital bon "a Minionen Dollars,
Der Mipbolt-S rllit, Der nit 81 Wil-
lionen %fopitoliiirt pilrbe. Der Sol3.
Sruit, init ~ Minionen fopitoliiirt
aber einem ber5eitigen Marftnertbe
bon MIR iieben Wiaionen Collars,
Der Ebospbat-5 rtilt init einem 20.
til l,p.{oI nno ~ 0e.u.. g.
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Dr. 11m. Bfrker,

reaihrirter b~entidier Mrst, 30.jdbrise Hrayis.
Gpe5iuliit fir Wdnners mio Srdnefistranibei'
ten. SeiIt in ~fiir5eiier 3eit Sbpbilis.. Mmsftln9.
9alss iino Mulosaranibeiten, giisfliifie ieber
grt. StrifiIr, Volutionen. nerpbfe Snipdde,
Office in Or. 9eder's anatomifden Wiufenin.
Nr. los. Git.Yaltimure. etraAe. .Sprehffnnben:
bon 9 ubr M,prpens bis 10 llbr Mberos: CONT
TAGS bon 10 llUr Wtorgens bis 2 ubr aactrnits
TAGS liIlo bon q tlbr bis 10 ubr Mbenos.
". y. = Or. Neder'S Waite beiIt uufebIbar
ieoen gusfIub. gcnfuItation fret.
(W,aio5 Z
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Wmnoerbpne Gmtbedmma,

Tran @inians, cine teruurraoenbe ene,io.
!tittn tn Trauenletoen, bra6te Iaufeuoeri bon
l%eioenoen Sranen has Slid Der Seiunbbeit;
9atte ME cinen .Seblftlae: tn antunooiersie
Sfnnoen ptre In iraeHb tueI1em Stabinm
etnoerlye oerfdaftt. oSer ieine eeSabIuns;
letne Stnier5en. feline @efabr. feline Inter.
breehnne Der Ssitdftisune; abfoInt ii6er NIB
9smisrtatelteS,- priSates Ssiim viz ramsn.
@ebt!oete &ralfenpfleeerinnen; drstIi6e De.
paItoiung. taus geipiinftt; 25sidbrfae Grfab.
Iui9, Spren'fumoen bon 10 bis 8. SomntaeS
bon 9 bis 8. Statbertbeilmne a at !.
Trau q. Hatufam6,
-. no Ntsb.SpWage. etraes, baltimore.
(Des2O,I&S.1S 10
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@eitcrn NarSlano- Balm.
frat In araft am %. November 1903.
8ilge oerlatlcn 9ilen.S Station ipie toIot:

Frat In Qraft am %. Npuember 1908.
8''se %0erla'eH Siss n1id 'pie iOIat;
ioipn. gsa6nesboro. a. s. u. @abn iinS Dem
Slsen, uTo aisgenomulen SonntagS y. 8.
Wabn johannesburg, Warttnsblrg uHo
11.25. abenos accommodation na9 Union.
-o- ,9aalid. ansseaemmen eoantass.
Saupilinie pitli1 bon Gmor1'9robe, Carlisle
mo s. & $. Vabn.
1926 frhb-SauptIinie. Saserstoiun. Sbippens'
hIrg, Sreeerld. emnitsbura uHo ". & ".
1912 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad Union.
Bridge, yorf iino 8ettbsbure.
2.25 Nn0nIiftaes. .gffomoSntiort nGh HHton'
1926 9t16mittn s-Wftomnlooation mad Gmort
@rone, Y. 4 .. Sipitior. ioiuie yorf
*4.45 Ha6mittags - Grpre6 rdd @lpnoon,
nHo oarH srromnioOStiot bis SaSersioiUaH:
terIler Sreberid, Srtmitsbirg uno StippenSs
burg (Varlorsysaggun).
oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir @morp
*5.4S 9iahmittaaS 2imiteo mad Dorf, 90.
nober uno @ettbsbiir9 (SdrIor.gSaegon).
G.12 Observation-Disclosures nab Union 8rioge.
500 Mbbs. accommodation ia1 @mors
4rope.
yur euuntaes.
0.35 mur9ens -. NIfomooation nab Union
$50 Observation-Disclosures nadb Union
4.4o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nab emorp
ssaiien Mot an Der genmrpIbamia. glOenue.
9ilets nnb @epdd.gureau goroof.ede BON
Charles rno 2eIinetonsS trabe.
eSiiae balfet an Der Unions, TennfbIpania.
Moenue'. 5ulton' uno s8aIbroof lNortb,Ibe.J.
9; 8. grtspofs. q. wa. Sspen,
Sen.s Serfebrs'Mar. Sen. .Baft. 'aaeut.
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GriciunsQinic

gIttraiiibe geaierrcute na6 philadelphia.
TEND, iasii1 s iibr .Wa6mittaas. sonniass
on%Seenommen, bon eigbt.. uno Yrati Giraffe.
9cd 81 80, aaiiiie $500. 8unbreife Q5 1aee)
$3.50. @iidfabrt bia %. & o.. 8abn, $3.50.
Sia6 slflaniie.Gitp S2.75:- gIfurfioM 1915.
9ia6 gefp.Y)orf $500; gIfnrlton 5000. tlnb
bireite Sabrbiuete mad Bottom, MeiuaSaeen.
Conn.,. unb n6rbIiden punfteE. slue Griur.
flouS. Sabrfarten berfaitt i'm gureau uno bai
~slIbaugb's. ar. 201, gtrrosGbdrI.ssStr. G&reibt
fir 5iibrerbnh. 'Bbones SOUTHLAND 929.
Clarence ehrtper, sgent,
W. 204. 2iatt.etrabe.
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Sic Dcritorbcne Or g i.
ni9ln Siqhclo bat l>pic, gus. YqriS
genleloet miro, ben aonig s[lions
BON Sponicn entcrbt. Ser groBte
Sbeil TIRES iiber 5cbn Miuioncr
6roncS betroocnocn &crnlogens fGni
Der Erin5cliin 2uowigIeroinono bon
@opern uno ocrcn &inocrn 5it, oll.
oere Sbcile geben an lire ainbcr II.
Gnfel nit IlSnobme bcs &onigs gl-
ions, Der bios cine Teliqlie oils In-
oenfen crbGlt. glild) Der Eopit lit
i'm SeItunlent nit eincm orobercr
SernlGhtniB beoaht.
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Tene S%eftionen iino iett Sur Neiidtianng bers
aertttef. 8tele alsgeiu1bite YotS. Der Siis
perinierbent beS @rinoes lno YobcnS miro ieoe
geiuiiiil bte ~snsinnit %ertbeilen. 9as 9renlut,.
rum ttebt tdgltb 6ir .Snfpefticu often. g9egen
Nnberei1 fuenoe man fib an ben Superinienbeils
toaa. Strahe. CIprii5--J
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W,arDldnber Staates 3udtBGuS.

Baltimore, Mb., ben 90. gpril 1904.
TnrnerungSzM ngebuie liir ole Yicierurg bon
Siucltaulcro fiinfbunoert SDnncm Ncidltuhicu,
Die Der NlinlDiis 3l mlteruericl iiIo. iuerneu
ION Dem Sireiiurimm 6ea Nidrnldlloer Stuat5s
5lidtbnuies bis 8lim 4. Wiai 1904, 9iadmittaes
uGr, eIit9e9eIl. aeilolnntell. Ibihrifien per
Spe5ififntioneI f0nnen dnf Seriun1er I'M @il'
rcnll ocs &aroeiiI5 etiNegcu GcIommcn lperbeTI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tit bic 0epihenbaite
InSlibrlng oes ,9onirnft3 miro b%erlnngt.
Sprocrlngssslt9e66ie lueroen am 4. Mui
1904 ~gebffnei.
3abIungen: mouatlidi Ganr.
Sa5 Sirettoriltln hcbGlt lid oGS Redt Dor,
Spbu Il. &rnirr,
(Gpril27 ,Oiui2) JSaroeirt.
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MarNIamS nno Ycnniglrania-Giien
bahu.Eumbaauie.

2iiae perIaiIen Gortb . slocnue uno Saf.Str.'
Station an gsobentaseu:. ia6 gelair '7,3o,
$50 gsoreens; 80 $40; a25, $50 Sc, gadwB,ttaas,.
tags. sla6 Dorf 7.30 Woreens. $40 Gan'
miiideS. Sonntaes-na6 geIair $50 DIOR.
gems. 400 Na6mittaes. 1000 gbenos. ysa1
liags-nc6 BeIair 7.30, $50 Wiorpen4, 500,
t.25 Wd6mittdaS. 600. 11.45 MbenoS.
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G6e(apeaRe Qampfer-Go.
Gbciapeafc. 2iuic.
9le9onte TaiiaaiersS ampier rIueuIta inb
.giIania" nab
Slo EDint Comfort nno Wurfulf, ga.
Sdnpfer p~erlaifen Baltimore taglid (ausaes
noipnlen Sonniugs) Inn $50 glbenos uno fonls
incil IN Oh Boint Comfort nm q Ilbr W,ors
aeIlS ino In 9torfolf I'M 7.15 Wtoraens an, uns
tblleBeno all Die @ilerbabr5iige nab aueu
YurIien oes SiioeuS unb beS SiiofpeitenS.
Ourf-HiDer Clinic.
@leennte Yniiaaier.Sampfer Charlotte"
mo baltimore" Itlh
glu6 speh.Huint inb Rid,monb, ia.
SampterS ~beriafen Baltimore t1gli6 (auSs
gelominel Gonntags) mn 8 llbr gfahmitiags
nno ionlmen Si Weftspoint Tim 7.45 WsoreeiI5
ino 5u Hibmorb im 0.25 Morsens an.
Sumpfer. bcrIaiieno Baltimore W,ontdgs,
Waithuo6s inb Sreitags uIlb oerlaiieuo gBeii.
9oint Sienitues.. SoIticriiasS mn Samitags,
lho Sampler. berIatieno Baltimore SienitaeS.
Sonneritaes uno SanitagS lnb 28eftsIoint
Wioniass. MiitpodS mo SreiiaaS, legel I'll
YoriipWn uno 9laD Yanf ali Ouenn oas 8eitsr
cS erlaubtl.
Tamptcr uerlaien Baltimore puu
Vicr IS nno 10, 9iabt.S frafcu.9Serfte.
Snro.0iuete mad allen Yurften foHnen aes
I'M Scralis r%eferoirt peroen In ben bieiiacn
Ynrenug: ar. 100. 100 NIB 1877. Oit.ynltimores
Sirabe, ODER ben Saupt4sureaug: Gr. $50,
EigbtsStraBe, Baltimore, Uio.
Neubcn Guiter, g.. Z. Sbt5nt,
Sen. ,@efhditsfiibrer. Sen. sBiIefsstgent.
T.. 8. w.ebannei. r~eifenoer Haiiaeier. g8ent.
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