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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-23
WORKING CLASS Will HAVE
NO TROUBLE MAKING CHOICE
OF PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATES
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
WHO SEEK VOTES OF LABOE

WHO SEEK VOTES OF LABOR
Republican party; For presi-
dent, Theodore Roosevelt; for
banks.
Democratic party: For presi-
dent, Alton b. Parker, for vice
president, Henry G. Davis.
Socialist Party: For president,
Eugene v. Debs; for vice presi-
dent Benjamin Hanford.
Socialist partys For president,
Thomas e Watson; for vice presi-
dent, II. H. Tibbles.
Republican party promises
nothing for labor, and declares
1T stands for enforcement Of law.
Democratic platform promises
nothing, and declares that rights
of capital and labor should be
respected.
Socialist party promises much
for labor, and declares Itself to
be the only labor party.
PEOPLES party promises leGlsla-
tive relief, and declares for the
initiative and referendum.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23


,.r E.Jas vo1cen.cn lGirc ~ nams
Uac:I. Having ca.ncd an entrance.
went through the hall to the Litchcl.
then into the dining room, where
l)okCJ into the sldeboard. hoping to
find The silver Not finding any, l went
into. the parlo-.
IEC.c was a light turned low, I'm the
bal on the groCnd floor. and l worked
l. tas alone. carrying my dark Ian
terra Under my shirt. Turning out the
hall light. | crept upstairs, to find an
other light in the hall above. This, aft
ci Determining the position of the doors,
turned out also. then entered Il rear
bedroom. Finding nothing of value
tic.c. | PASSED through - o2cn door
10 Gn adjoining room, in which there
was not ray OF light. Walking very
slowly. with my hands before nc for
protection. | came in TIE center of the
room against what | thought to he
table. Feeling my way around ii.
discovered that it was too narrow for
Il table. being only about two feet wide
though il was more than five feet long
BcS.Lc', il WAS much deeper than thc
body of any ordinary table even with Il
wc:c but two supports. one at each
end. Puzzled to know what ii was, l
drew my dnr,; lantern.
started back in horror. The light
fell ON nh oval space iillcd with glass.
under; "r;h which was the ashcn face
OF Il corpse. But my horror was turn
Ci 10 that which was ten thousand times
mp.c thaa horror at rnco@niZin. the
| feature; of my SISTER Susie.
I How rot out of the house without
walking thC family | d, not know. |
Only rc:rc.nJcr tIat | found myself in
lhn street or. rather, the road. Oh the
veg OF Insanity. Nor do remcsabe
how passed Tie time between my
exit a&d the next afternoon. when |
su,dru'y awoke rs from trance an,i
fo"nd uySclf Ia front of The house
Eal intCadCd to rob. \ hCa"sc wns
sta"dia" hcfprc the dor.
l.a:ci.u.: tie house. me. one ~ III,
brothers in the hsll. and with hiis
went II ny mother My coming WAS 4
ray of li-ht in tie darkness OF death
Iatlc.. iHothcr. brothers. sisters. gath
c',I rn..Nl me as if had come back
froA tie dc d. From tie day of my
departure I'll my return not ono Word
lH1 jh"y heard from or of me. WI,
{, t'"'l siui.,v Tie wayward boy VII,
i.2.i - " GoUlstiC.l out"rown hi; way
w3olu"s uHl would Lcnccforth be :
good .ln ar1 'rotlcr.
g'rit last expectation has hocu real
in.d. Iiut. m. the dreadful Scc"rt
carry. Could hut Sharc IL with IN!
mp:hcy. Ert. n 1t would Kill her
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
Who They Were.

"Wh0 are AL these mel marching
afOot?" asks the stranger.
They are the members OF the Team
sters' union. which is out OF strike"
answers the native.
And who is that man ut the head OF
tie paradc:"
"you mean the one in tic open top
carriage drawn hy four horScs:'
"Trs"
Hes TIC walking delegate c"-Chica-
20 Trihr,:e
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

A3 Il private individual we not only
attended the horse race held here the
other day, but rode oCr own horse AMI
c1me in four lengths ahead Of the field
and took the purse of 800. The public
must not oonfound our public and pr!-
vatc rights. AS postmaster and SO
forth we frown upon horse racing and
such. As private citizen we whoop
or ~ on al occasions an1 have bar
rciS of fun. NJ. QUAD.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

A party named White from Ohio was
in town yesterday II see about estab-
fishing private bank. but upon learn
ing that i've different bankers had been
hung here because their books and
their cash didn't balance lie decided to
go over to Lone Jack and start res
taurant.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Many of our subscribers have com
planned because we have not pitched
into the trusts, but we have reasons
for keeping quiet. When II man holds
the positions of mayor, postmaster.
senator, deputy marshal, fish commits
soner ana game warden AMI is boxing
around for three or four other good
things hc can't consistently howl eut
against any other trust
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

The Interstate Sugar Cane Growers
association meets in third annual con-
vcntion at Monteo rCry Ala, on Janu-
ary %, %, and ~.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Justice OF TIE Tcacc Williams OF ta,s
town Is q good fellow ana Il man OF i'll
tegrity. but il he can't improve on his
spelling he ought to step down and out.
His warrants for "Jon Dow" and his
''dercandlnts" ana ''plentiffs' make the
spelling books look very tired
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
OUR SECRE1>
IOriEinai.1

IcrtStNGl.l
There is grave upon lie hiii WITH
white marble helds,.av oa watch
prc cut thc letters:
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
The Arizona Kicker
Another Bunch of Interesting HON.
News From the Gul>h.

TA HERE was no close approach
H to Il tragedy in the common
E council room last Tuesday
night. as stated by our estecib-
ell contemporary. Alderman Murphy
contcnded that motion 10 adjourn
was in order while resolution WAS
being voted on, ana he would not give
I'm until we levcled u gun on him. Had
we been obliged to fire we should only
have split one OF his cars.
Tic Arizona Kicker employs no trav-
cling agents to take subscriptions, ana
whenever man is found ut work col
lccting money it won't DO any harm to
pull him UP Il limb three or four times
and then whisper i'll his ear. In case
OF accident we will pay all expenses
ana send on Il tombstone.
Last week the Blue Hill Record
plaintively inquired CT the winds.
How long is this car OF Arizona
(meaning us) TO remain uniiUng II
stalk among u.s." Our answer is that
we propose TO stalk for r!3uy years
Yet. and whenever any little hanging
comes off we shall be on deck to help
make things lively.
Our thanks are due to some TN
known admirers for Il scrcnaGc last
Tuesday night. Over 100 bullets were
fired into the Kicker windows. and 4
jolly time prevailed for II quarter OF
an hour. Come again.
When the Grass Valley Tribune says
that high society in this town was
shocked" etc, it means that Major
Harper was shocked. He is TIE high
society of that town. and yet he doesn't
know enough to cat bean soup with an
oyster fork.
During our temporary absence from
the sanctum the other day Major Rid
die called and fired three bullets into
our cuckoo clock in the most heroic
manner. If the major continues on the
Sitldy career lee has mapped OFT he will
feel Il pain sc:le day.
a New York advertising agency
wants to know if we will make atfida-
Wit that our circulation Is 900. o.OO0, ,O01
copies per week. as advertised. or
course we will. An editor who won't
lie about his circulation and swear to il
would be locked up as 4 dead failure
these days. And whiic we are swear
ing we had just aS soon swear II 2.OJ0,-
00O0OJ as 1,OOO,0O0,0OO.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

/ Apples, stick candy.
FI1;J canilnl oNUy :
thing that gees to make
Ch ristiras for the chill
drc!l.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

irol1l .I5ce1is to $3.50.
Picture caSeiS.
Florida oranges.
Nus AID r2isil1s.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23

Our thanks are due to some TN
known admirers for screaaGc last
Tuesday night. Over 100 bullets were
fired into the Kicker windows. and 4
jolly time prevailed for quarter OF
an hour. Come again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30

0ur6 bos S9ilfca6 beIttc Der
Sturm unb Itr0mtc Der Rc0cn. Die
Yfoiten 5ittcrteu untcr Dem 2(nproQ
Der branoenoen See, oab Der 8oocn
bebte cs iticg bic Notb.
.Ob Cartons Of moi 10 peit Fiino2"
tlang es nit Dinner Stimme Der III,
ten ms Obr pcs blot ncbcn ibr iiBeus
ben WonneS.
Siam poG fen, Ututter," untpors
tete 6rcrtIcn, .lpir 2(Qc Iiino MID mibt
melt BON be Gpigtcit. Worgen tommt
MID. Sig 9u nan itia, bet lpurO MI
N0e8 gut. 6ur6f Did mid, mir
CABIN to Gbriitian, Damn t0nneu mir
ibn Ictbiten fragcn, er piro man ant
iportcn --- I'm be San Of. Dor
@ottes Qtngeii6t giebt cs tcin 2ii9c
MIDI"
Batter, @uttr!" Ifric bic 2(lte ouF.
n6iIf 6crr ScIu GbriIti!"
Scr 5oocsI6rci Der Trou ii6cr
t0nte oas 3obCn oc5 Srtans, Der od5
Dad 3crriB. ais Icj cs Gprcu, Die.
pfoiten neigtcn ii4. cs bra4 oo5
Saus.
Nrm in @rm, @ruIt an gruIt bcrs
fantcns bic brtocr 2(ltep in ben .milQ
auf16Gumenaen 0aIIcrn. Dem altcn
JrcrtIcn mar gc6olfcn. cr brou6te
tcinem WcnI6en mcbr ms &u9c 81
feben.
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G6clupcafr Sampicr. Gumpasnir.

NDclnpcdtCs Stltc.
GlcgaUie GuinAlcr Sdlnpicr oSIu9hlld" tno
.gtluItd" mad
Glib Nuiut Comfort mo Horfolt, va.
Sampler h~crluicn baltimore id0lt6 tnIlSges
ttomnet Souniugs} nm $50 slbeIlbS uilo tout
mclt In 90 Fuiut Comfort nm 6 ubr 0tuts
gems mo iu Giuriplt nm 7.t5 Wiurgels at. ans
iblicbeno an ole SilcnbabnBii1c nab nlIelt
Sunttcn bc5 SiiocItS ltuo Silhlueitcns.
BORT NiucraSinic.
GlCpaute luliuQicrs Suflp1er 1GDurl0tte" tHto
Baltimore
nndl @cits9uiut IRo 1iGnluuO, Na.
Sauulcr p~erluiicl Baltimore Sienitaas. 8uns
tcritugS unb Suultugs nm . lhr lIadmittags
mo Iommcil 5i lScit Boint I'M 80 Wiprgene
mo IN Rihniono nm g.25 Miorgens dlt.
Sic Suuipter lucroeit uit Der NiUs tuo 8lids
tnbrt i'm Gurf ltiOer an tolgelloen 8u1ften dila
lc9el: Sloicciter |oint, Sla0 SaHf mo NIis
riuuo'c.
Snmpicr u%crlaiicn Baltimore uum Yier ar. is
uuo 10. 2iabtitrnNcnsySeri
Suird Yilctc nab alien Suuittt f0uret ges
itbcrt. 0cpdd UligcGcbct mo NaiiiteIi5imnler
~ 7'orulro rcicrulrt mcroet IN ocn biefi9rit
Ntlti 9Ntrcullr: Nr. 3t7, Hor0s9burles StrnSc.
gr. II. 9@cii Gcutrc- StrnGc. ooer oen 0nIpis
ViircGlr; 9ir. $50. Nigbi Sirdbe. Baltimore. lio.
NrnbCu Softer, &. Z. 6bisnt,
0cil. ScicbdftsliihrCr. Scr. sSiiactsIQent
7. 81, McSnuueI, ~rciicnocr Rniiueicrs9l9ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
@citern RarnlanSs Saba.

Srnt am 10. Sejrmbcr 1904 IN 0raft,
S1Be o~erluIiet Qttlc1rStatton, ME fOiQt.
S1gltd.
I.2O Born. - Shncu5ug. @nuptliuje, Sagcrss
iopn. Wnnnesbpro. u. & W. 8dhn uno ben
Sii6eH, limo nusnrnnmIn men @onntnas q b.
Nubt pnncud, Sbulnocrsbltrg, YartttSbnrG
iIu0 NiHdcitcr.
ii. 20 gIpcnos - stffori. nu6 uniors9rioae,
Sdgid, nusgenpmmen souutnas.
7.t5 3orm. = BORT, y. & 8. Bib. uno Snunts
Clinic titIih bon gIlorpsSrobe. Carlisle unb
g.. & 8. Nnbn.
S.t5 &orm. = Sau Diliuie[ Sugerstoun, chip
pensbure, Sreoerid, Enmiitsburp ufo g.. &
". 8u5r bis GIiton,
Dorf lino @rtibstnre.
2.25 9iu0nl. - Nffpni. nd6 @nIorbs1rcbe.
1926 gSa6nt. = giiorl. mao Gr1orbsSrobe, .. &
s. Sin. f1pie Ooti.
AIS Hodbu. = etffon. nab ltnions pribee,
500 @n6m-@rpreb ran Beftutnfter. unisr.
9ribgc. uno oaTn glifom. big SnperStupn,
foipie Sdltnd. Srcocrid entmittsburg liio
SbinpeitsbIrp. (RnrIorsGur.)
%5.25 yindlrt. - Grpreh nab Yorf, Sanuutr mo
Bettneunrs. tRdriorsSar.)
$50 Hdbm. - gffom. nadb @rtorb,@robe.
OILS Ibenos - stifotn. mao ll~ntonsNribee.
500 gbenos sttfon. mao gmprps8robe.
Aur SunutdBs,
6nnober.
$50 sIncbm. - stffom. md tlnionsPriope.
4.30 Rudni. - eIffom. NOD @morbs8robe.
. 0nlt rirbt an Der YcnnfpIb1ri1sdh .sG.ation.
9ilcts iino @epld syilreln. Mlbauqb's, EIDE
GburIcss utb 9eriuDt"nsStrahe.
Siiee bc!ter an tlulons, RenufbIbdriosyIbe.s,
Sif.ons unb NdIhrp1fs (~9lprtbsNpenue) @tnttn..
y. 9. @rtsmuIo, g.. z. Or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
anesn gnnc,s @iienhahn.Gp.

Sa6rpfau trat ant IL. 5eiember 1904 IN aratt.
Sanpier n~erlafen Yicr Tr. 0%, Siabt'S traRr.
tdaiidl (nlsaeruniitcn Sountde) nm 200 Torni
itnh 9pue.Ipiut, Queenstown, 6cntrcotne, Ten.
iiIo Inn $50 gtudm. mad olclt Hniiiien DIS
genes. Set.
slnihlub Ill GREENWOOD nit Der r.Seldmates
Pnbn" nddh naclt lSnuiicii iHoIi6 an per "Neips
slprf. 4bilunclpbiu iib g~;urtulf'N 1hn":
E 6a6cit in Giicen Nutc slulbi1iB on ole
-. & 6. Gitchhnbn~ ilaM gailot mo Srinro.
Srndt ipirb tdgiih bis 8 upr @Oehos ehi'
- Sobu &. goslel, Sen. ga. saecilt.
Srauf 9blen, Scaieiter.
(llni211Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
morhIauS. nns gennipIpania.g Balm.

9Ioe p~erInfIeu gortfss lbenie.G tntion:
$50 8orm. mad gorf. tdsIi6, drsaenor,'
men GonTtdgs.
$50 Rorrt. mad Delta. NIT Gorntnes.
$50 nnd 9eIn!r, tdglit, aisgeiioriIiteis
EonntdqS.
1926 g,adbm, nndb gor,. tdsIi1. auseencun.
met Sofitings.
l.o6 gncbnt. mad 3eltn. MIR Grnrtd9s.
400 md 9elta, tdgItt, oiiseenonirien am
600 gadbm. ita6 geIair. taaIi6. aussenorn.
men GenrfagS.
1000 Wbenos, nudb @elllr. mt Gonnia9S.
1i.45 Moenbs, naw @tlatr, Usitttpcu uno
6auftna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
Ser, StutGn @clOonpei Ell

- : 49, - W. - :" - -
lungGn.
gnweitungcn big 5ur 96De bon $3.50 ioIien
8 Gents.
gupttiuuaeH fbsr $3.50 his $500 tolien
Qnpclfur9-t lber $500 0ts $1,000 toft,u
= Gents.
9lnceihmeen nber $1,000 bi8 $4,000 :otter
10 Gents.
gmueilnnaen fiber $4,000 bts $1,000 foIteu
~GTuenimgen f6er $4,000 bis $4,000 toiten
70 Gents.
gU6pctluHgcn fiber $4,000 UlS $4,000 fofteu
iS Gents.
Nnwcitungcn fiber $4,000 bis $4,000 tofteu
20 Grutt
GInweifurapu iber $4,000 bis $1,000 iofteu
% GGHt5.
gnociInuasn Hber $500 big $4,000 inften
80 Gtuts.
Spc3ioI ahtiefsrung.
Se0c SenounC, oic nit elmer Sre.
5ioI.10-Gcnt8@0}or uno elmer fol-.
den oes acu6bnIihcn @ortoS Der.
ie6en lit, miro iofort nod 2lnfunit
ollrd5 eilleu Gpe5ioIbotcn oliS0ctros
gen, I'M 9e3irt ieocr ircicn Nblieie.
rlugSiintiou, oocr abCr i'm llmtrciIc
bon bier 0ieiIen elmer ieoen anocrcn
PoItun7talt IN Den Ger. Stoutcn.
Gle Nb(ieierunQsihrnocn iolher
SenSungcu iin0 Ut ben 6rei-Nbliefe'
run0$Itutioncn pom 7 llbr Rorgen2
bis if ll6r NbrunS . Spe5inI.Boits
ienoungen f0unep on alien Ser.
Stooten > &oitdmtcrn aufgegebcl
ncr0cn.
au8IGn6ifbe u9 enbungcn
1. Die Staten Fir ale olSIGnoi.
ibcn Stuoten uno ibre 9pIonie'n
(ollSgcnommcn CANADA uno Wieyis
.fo) IinO sic ~foigeE5cn: @riefe bis ST.
10 @ronm ~ iln8c) 5 Gents. Gin.
lode Bcitforien , Gents oo8 Gtiid.
Iiifonttport . Gorten 4 Gents Dos
Stiid. 8eitunqeu un0 onOcre 9rild-
Ioden 1 Sent pro 2 ltu5en.
@erliegelt.-Sr0cn0 enc 8oitiodIe
wtrO oI$ ocriip1elt mgeicben, penn
oieiel6e 10 9er2odt lit. DAB clue
griinolide 4riiiung obCe Gda0i-
Qtng Der l~lntbiiUlmg oocr bes Sn.
boItS niht erm5a,idt miro.
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Icrdauts' e Mintrs' erunspur'
tation Sump.Ag.

Tampfcr.9trie
ga6 @uTten uno BEN Often: ieben Wlont1a,
9ieuftne. Sunueritng uno SdTftdg, abenos
@ llbr.
9iah 8robioence uno Dem Often: ieoenSonn'
gtub gcipport : glcps uno NorfoIf: tdeItb
Inn 6 llbr Mbcnos.
Srndt tpirS tdgIi6 bis 5 Nor gbcnos fir an
benz Gage Gbfnbrenbe 9ampfer ungenotnmer.
giudb Gubannab u1o benz Sii6eu: ieoen Diem
ftng, 9unnerftaa uro SamItaa, Mbeuos 6 tlbr.
9uTtcner uHo @ronioerce ; Santpfer iabren
hon Der @criie am SuBe oes 9ones 3ods nb;
Sdonnudbs Sampler bon Der Betfie am Sube
Der sBeiis Sans @ocuue.
Is. u. @ininsbnm, sIaent,
2ongsSod.
u. g. Snrner, @.sB.sI.
Y. .. StebblnS, @.sW.
Snupth1rean = M. 604. 0prosGbnrles. ctr.
Srobts unb RuIn ges9iireau-Tr 22t Beft,
9GItimoresStraB I113,S&S)
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6nns.
"a II u ER-
T,ragt die AD8SOte, Die lU mmerG8kaut HatI
'e Il NHzAIxm
YUitmarteu'HgcnmrrH
8eridieOeue Staottbeile, in pelden.
goIt.8 ertbia6en o%erfarft
tUer0en

Uer0en,
WeluaIe - g. g. goott.
UorIsJtDro - 8lruea &. Gdppirqtor.
@oriu6slibenue mo 4arriionsShaBe - SO
bert y, Il. SGa.
u, styabe uuo Suniine6On' glbeHre 9outs
9leiuG9llar.
SrcgGeoile - 6trum aimble. q
5ortg0eme mo SobHioH'S trdBe - n. g. g
Sfetot.
8 uHO @ouob'G traB., StsbInHbtopr - Sus.
g. 3rtGr.
Srangebiue - @corne @eu.
9trg. 20, tlnions2Ibenue (28oooberv1) -
Clarence .. @iQiu1nS.
Wroaoipap nno Qdlttmores@trabe - @eor9s
s.. Nan.
INTERPOLATION, pBenuf5IonHier gubn~ = @
s. Hrotpu.
Gdm6ex citation. -TaIttntortsS 6tosgabn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
sbomas &. gaEbur Company.

Sugtntenre uno guutraftpreu.
Sempordrer &efmdfispIas.
pr. 220, geit.pratt.s frake.
sBtr iIo IN Der Gage, Sumpfs unb BaNers
teisune, foipie Sohoruds Dampfr5bren, pie frf,
Der, ber5rfteaer. 9dmpffeiieI @erfe tpurber
Mot burh 6euer befhdbiet. Sampffefiei,
9umpfniafttneh Buntpen etc. flr nnmifteIbare
pteferiftt1.
lt. 8er1orl 1920. GourtIaub e4a.
fJnr22 tS.T&ED
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Baltimore 0~ampi'Endet-GO
l&ilie uuO 6nrcrlni iige NatsSiutr;l

Nc Sfr. SmateHs Fofi bcfdro,ruh.
5ampicr inbrcn tiuiid. SunHldgs amsqsnoms
men, bon ocn ,Quu vine" .9icrs. ytr. 1913,
qiNbt SttaBc. $50 eOenos oirctt nab SIo
Fnnfien nes Sincns. 8erbiuaung In Oh
Boint Comfort nit e. & .O.sGiitn6abn-. nab
8ibmono,. &crbinnmI9 in PORTSMOUTH nit benz
n aSTIbOq na6 I" stild Hitt SH s@torfRoiiYY ScgTotnSnna
nit be- ~@tIoutic Coat CINE, gorinlt unb
G%oro!ina. 9orLolt LLtlo iio;t@, giorlolt mo
iueitlif uno pS!o 9omininn zine" n16 geru'
bern MnfbiuQtcn. 9ta9,. UNI 6iDmo1o, Gn,
mubIieitcu nab curopdifhem Blanc. 9urr'
ri6fc aniltcn8tmuler, eIeItrilh' .Aclcihtnne.
3iminer In sen Piicts Qirrnltr Ser Bah Cine
Tr. 321. %cftsRaItimoresStrube gr. 506 uno
sos, qio6t.Strube. 9. ". 9. Office, 9lr. 2t5,
RorosG hnrleasSiru6e uno Ilbaleb's, Gbarles'
uuo 2ertHatonsStrdBe.
9uhn ". ShcrpOuo, Y. Srnlun,
8ice.Rrdf. II. Sen. sNiunlGer. @eu.'Baft. sslacnt
CDei2-)
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Gft(a6et6 Nmoofp6.
lltclicr fir 0prscQanmalerci.

OR. 2t7. Npro.Wapuat.s ctr.
Sene srt bon 9eitenunaen iuiro in ~fiirfiTes
riIeter seeiie anSgefiibrf. @eoieeener RAID
iDrScrnper iinterrlbt ipirh eribeili. g%rufinnne
am 10. Gcptcniber. S4ller itno erfudlt. ft
seitis aiSnutelpen. tslop26.twit-)
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Baltimore Sranefer Gp.,
nrnnt. had etrnf

front. une 0npsStrafe,
Dot ibre glusitatiing Inn nebrere Srnrtrerfe
(s,ans) berar6bert liro lit iest i'm Stonoe.
MiebeI BON SanS 3m SdnS 81 heI1rnern ian
fir ote slnfhepn brilfa ooer sSerIprioilng IA
berpaien. Irolnptt uno 5ueerlllii9e Neote'
niiiIa miro si9eflhert. l52--)
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NorOOeutl9cr 2lObO.
GcgclmGfige 9ampK6ifffabrt
5tpiiden

GegclmGfige 9ampKdifffGbrt
Baltimore Mn0 yrcmcn
ourh Die neuen uno erpro6ter, nit
alien geQucmIi9feiten u%erieGencn
&rItoampfcr erIter 9luiie:
.Rbein," y9rauoenbur9,"
.Nedar," nGbemnis,"
.Main," n8reSlau."
Die @rpe0itionstuge iinb pie folgt:
- bon Baltimore: -
@cimor," Mittpo6, Sen %. 0e5,
. ll1r 9todmittogS.
,Moiu," Somitog, Sen Z. Sunllar,
2 llbr Na6mittngS.
,@resIalL" Gomitog, Ben 81. Sony
2 ubr Rodmittogs.
yGormlto0t,~ Mittpoh, Ocn I. Sebr.,
2 ll6r 9ta6mittagS.
,@cro," Mittuodj, Sen s. 6c6ruor,
3 ll6r No6mittogS.
8neite Raiiite.8
Bon $3.50 all,
-
3niihenoedS g esBreiie:
9na Baltimore mad 399.0n
9remeu ......... Do OlOV
Bon SrsHru nad SaltinlOrs S34.00.
TuHoretis : 9ilete Uun Saliimsrs uah
Bremen uno 8uriid SCI. 90.
Wenen Srabt rno 9afnge merae mon Hh
an bic @eIterdlsN genten
". Sdumader & g.,
Scr. 419, Snnoper'S truB Be,
ooer
Gomar0 Gaine,
pnltt bes II rntihen 6OrrsipOuOeuten."
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9amburg.NmCrifa
- Ran -
SlgmOnth-GhrrGOnre- -Sumbnrs
NunnclIdyrau6cn.

Yracu IN EnDcr fhr 2Ono1n uuo Rnrts m.
Sam6nra.Imcrifu.2imie
81 9roaopap, RefpsOorf.
Nrtbur u. HO6Iuu,
II @cIt-G Centre trnBe.
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giuetsNiireanr: 9lnr0fpeIisGde Gbnrless nnb
SaratoqasSt rabe GsS. 90. 6. ."sBebdToe),
9lr. 526, Giio.9roabtpan, Mtt. N~oDatStatior
ODER GnmheusS Citation.
.. q. Wlattim, M2er. @uft. Srafiic.
6. &. saiiet, Gen. s4qt .sslgent.
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NtIortn, 8n.. 10 Gtliroen.
MttanIic,6tt1, rs, GtI1oen.
ssrpPt no4si w. 5gsrm . Stu i4 sgib,ns,u
Wltttdlos Nt'g;, u Gtilnoert
gape Atoo' g~,S" {, Stlioen.
9oarlellon ~, 10 SllhoeU'
gpicaep Jus 20.
Goiutn9luiu SsS'' " SilhoeH'
@tnetnnalE Aolp ~ Sil'Iosu.
Gp~uHelis"inUs' NIuiou Auge M
@ofleora, KEW ~ SIunoen.
9ennerr, Soipraoo 2h cage ..
@etrott. Wun. ! AUG.
galpeltoo. GSSas, z lace 3 Slanoen'
9arrlshntas va, y CllthHsIt
Sartforo, Sonneetleit. L StuiieiH.
2ttotdildpoitS: Atoy ! 2ae.
Sddtnft. WdlultppL z 1a3e.
Sadlololue. Slq, lag
&nntassetin, Ntiohrt, Z 5a1e.
guile Nod, Nrtnlias, ! Lae II SInHetn'
9nutsotlie, 0e l Zoo Stunoen.
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gef6rbcr1ua ION 9Soliaden.

91nge Der erforocrIiden 3eit 5ur
@rrei6uue Der beridieocren
@eitimmrngsorte.
ltntenftebeno lit Die rngefGbrC
Belt fir llebermittelung Ser Ioit.
laden BON Dem @oltimorer BoIt-
9iireou mad Den bailpti 1dli6en
einbeimiI6en uno GtSIuirtiaen
St1oten per3eihre...
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s. a h ien0unqen

gr;cfe ltn0 0oitfarten mcroen Frci
oen GNpiGngern ooer abicnoern
Ron elmer Boltonitalt CUR on6eren
noGgei6idt, iuenn Der 8unidl nrli
Dem llulifIag allSgeoriidt lit. %oit.
Icnoungen Der on0eren 8IoIien tuer.
Den rur auf SerIanGen uobgeinnot
uno luir6 Damn ON 9eItimmlngs.
orte elm 3uiotporto bon ser S66e
oeS OrigiroI5oee3 6erchnct peroen.
3peiter SGo7ie (3eitunaen uno
3citibriften) I Sent fiir 4 Gn5er.
Qritter 9Goiie (Giid)sr. Girfu.
lare) 1 Sent fir 9 lln3et.
8iertcr aIoiie C@8aorer) 1 Gent
pro lln5e.
GauGOa.
9ieicItcn Gucn ul6 Yeoingllt.
gen, uls in oen Ser. Stoattn, nit
2luSno9me, 0oB gemii6tc aonf.
nlnmn8ipoaren peld)e nidlt oils
Bona foe" Son0elsmuIter gsIanot
iper6en, NIT Der TadetpoIt periornt
pcrOen ntijiien. 8oufmdnniI6e
Gdriiten 8l oen qem0bnli6en To-
Ginihreibegebiibr Boit . &uf'
iflaa) s Gents.
SonoeI8popiere-8o6ete Bis Sitm
8epift BON 10 lln5en 5 Gents;
8odete iiber 10 lln5en Idmcr, 10
Gcnt5 COB gcihIoIierL ODER nihD
nit Nhisnu6mC bon MorulIcripten
init beitolgcnoen Gorrefturs9 o9en,
feruer ollie U~criiegelten Sahen (liebe
unteuite9cnol 2 Gents pro lln5e,
NIT aliSnabmc bon 9riefen in 8oIt'
Stotioret, no sic 8oitiad)en nidt
auseetra9en neroen, / Gent pro
llnie. 9oitforten. lie 1 Cent
8peiter aloIie Eoitiaben Bel.
titngen, oiertelidbrlid) ooer otter err
ideinen6e 3eitihriiten. luclde nid)i
grotis oertbeilt fuerOen. EoS aaee.
meme RubIifutu be5obH boiiir nit
giienbn6n.@arf gu per &ate poii
lie 1 Gent fir 4 ltn5eli cher S9eilc
oooon penn nid)t perIieeelt.
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NuuaupttS, Mt. H0Onl@StatlpN. INV ulo
sSI5 u, l4.55 unb !5.55 g. Gnu10ersS tntioil,
1900 INTO 5000 ". 1905 WiittaBs, 100.
1885. 600 mo 2tt.t 10 Ibenos. =. - Mos.
Gainhcrs Sfatiou. 1875, 1000, ?0.t5 ulo 1000
9ornf., !f.25. 1850 mo $500 glbenbs.
@indleitcr, WR:. RoDGGsStutioL l710 Y, mo
1913 81. Gnutoe1sStaiioh 1920 u, !3'Oo Ahc
%9urrstpmt, NNt. GobnIsS totton, is45 8orn.,
1880 Wd6m. Gnutoens Statiur, 1900 8ornl.,
Eateatt.gitn mo Wif. giri, Gnmoens S%tnttor,
l7.35' ?o.f5 &orn.. !t.25, 1850, 1920 gnoit.,
$500 mo *tt.45 stbeHoe.
Curtis gan, @nntben.S tnttnu, lG.2s Sorit.
quran, MI. 9iohaleStoiiriL f2.43 Nn1lll.
GdnSensStnfiot, 1900 gia6nl.