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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
Heart rending Scene.

For the next tnrce-QiartefS or an hOnr
McCue, surrounded by bis weeping rela-
tiyes. sat within the bar and awaited the
return OF the lawyers; at times he read
n few verses of the Bible. 1t was a
scene that the most hardy could not long
resist. A portion OF the audience left,
but the majority stayed and gazcd upon
the sorrow Of the family Many an eye
filled and many a heart stood still with
pity. Members Of tho jury wcpt and
strong men who had no love for the pris-
oncr bowed low in sympathy. Until his
little girl moved impu!sively forward and
climbed upon his knee, Mccue sat tear
less, the only unmoved figure In the en-
tire crowd. When the stained and sweet
face of the child was lifted TO his, the
man broke down. He caught the girl
jealousy TO him and then reaching forth
with his other hand, lifted his smaller
son up and kissed him.
The three sat either with arms en-
tw!ned gazing mt each other out OF dull.
hopeless eyes. All We're weeping now.
Men turned away. The pathetic sight
was TOO much for the most callous
one Of the most hcartrendng sights
OF the day WAS the figure Of a brother
OF the prisoner, after The verdict was
read. lie leaned upon chair staring
yacantly into space. He saw nothing
that went on around him, He did not
move forward to his brothers side. lie
stood there for moments alta time star
ing ahead OF him. The lines upon his
face, the look IN his eyes, haunted q
hundred men after they left the court
house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
& Still Lack -Four.

rhe Democrats would still lack fonr
electoral votes. West Virginia has seven,
three more than enough, but Colorado y.
moro likely to go Democratic than is
West Virginia. Indeed. II Is probable that
Parker VII carry Colorado, On the
whole, / am inclined TO believe that the
following Is the most llkely combination,
Eif tho Democrats carry tho country by
u small majority:
/, Safely Democratic, 1857 New York, 80;
New Jersey, A. Connecticut, z; Delaware
8; indiana, 15; Colorado, e.. Total $40. i5s
Majority OF One.
This combination OF States would s1ye
the Democrats a majority OF one ~ the
electoral college OF course, Nevada. NJ y
three electoral votes, e as likely TO 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
O. a. 81 TT - IA r "a.
p.,,. M = 1ha Kind You Haya Always Bought
Signature e L@rZ1zZz1zn

s27.25 @TONTAMPA,I FLA, AND RETUHN
VIA soUTHE Rrl De- ANYWAY,
+ on November 18th, Southern Halfway
Will sell special tickets from al! points
In Virginia. North and South caro!lna
10 Tampa. Fla, and return atone rare
for the round trip plus 30 cents, Hate
from Richmond, $2H25; compariltlyeiy Low
r,,tes from otherpolnts. Two fast limited
trains daily, CARRYING Pullmans, day
coaches and Southern Railway dining
cars. ;Eor information apply ta ticket
agents. 49,. Il, ,,e,,rr,,I,,v 5
u. p. AZ, Richmond, va.
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with our proof. III fact, We are moisture
that the ground will be good, but we
shall also ask after having q little fur
thcr time 10 consider, that the verdict
oe set aside because the jury were per-
mitted during the progress of the trial
to read newspapers and did read them.
eve also ask that the verdict be set
aside and a new trial granted upon the
ground that the court refused 70 d's-
charge the jury from the further con-
sideration of the case in view of the
statement made by Captain Woods In the
courtroom yesterday afternoon in re-
spect to his having refused retainer
in this case.
The attorney sat down.
Judge Morris singled out the charge
against the jurymen for immediate con-
sldcraton and placed each of the twelve
men upon the witness stand. The eH-
amipation resulted III the following
Statements:
j. Y. Stockdeil, hardware merchant. had
read the papers and frequently seen
headlines over reports of the trial; had
also garced-at the reviews OF the cross
examination; decision in no way in
fluenced by anything he saw in papers.
II f. Parsons, wholesale feed dealer:
had read several papers in doing so,
was compelled to sec headlines over re-
ports of TRIAL: read part Of Mr.. Lees
speech as quoted; nothing In papers in
flucnced decision in case
John A. Traylor, Of Richmond, had
read papers, but nothing about case;
tried prisoner at bar according to the
| law and the evidence; had hoped and
| prayed that defense would bring In some
| evidence to prove the innocence Of the
| accused; had seen paper. but had not
| influenced him in anyway.
| w. p. Spiers. engineer: had seen
| papers, bu, had read nothing about
| trial; not influenced IN any way.
| A. ]. Saunders. merchant; had rend
| nothing relating to trial; had seen head
lines. no Influence on him.
1 James B. Prentisg, manager: had read
| nothing relating to trial; no Influence
| or him.
A. S. Johnson, merchant; had read no.
| thing relating TO trial aud had not even
| seen headlines; no influence,
/ Shelton Chievcs, manufacturer; read
home papers, not Influenced In any way.
$, H. Quinn. bookkecperi had read alb
soutely nothing relating TO the trial.
/ Nelson c. Decker, merchant had scam
ned newspapers, but read nothing about
trial
/ W. G, Tewel, bookkceper; had not read
a single word
i. ., Holmes, farmer; had not read
anything
AT The conclusion Of the examlnation
Of tho jurytnelI the court hgrGed upon
Il Wednesday next At noon aR the tins FOR
hearing arguments on the motions of
the defense for new ral
Traylor Offers Condolences.
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Studying Forecasts.

= " 49,
Millions OF newspaper readers Will be
studying newspaper forecasts to-mor-
row. trying to penetrate tho ven OF the
future far enough to learn who is to rc-
ceiyo the splendid prizc the American
people give fellow-citizen once every
four years. I have no doubt the num-
Der OF different forecasts will be as great
as tho number OF men who Will make
them. Sometimes we newspaper man
feel VS. get very near the pulse OF the
people. but when We 90 to prophcsy-
that's another thing. or course. could
prophesy the election OF Judge Parker
just as many will, but the counting OF
the vote Is to como Tuesday night. Tho
election Of Mr. Roosevelt will be pre-
dlctod. but such prophecies will ne
guesscs only. whether good ones or not.
will DO shown BY Tuesday nights count
ing.
Tables of Forecast.
The man who is elected President Of the
United States on next Tuesday must re-
2ceivc 239 electoral votes. l think It IS
admitted that Mr. Roosevelt is absolutely
certain to receive BIB, whio Judge Parker
can be certain of only 159. Admitting this.
tho following classification OF States may
NO =
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PARKER may
YET WIN OUT
CONTINUED from First, rage.)

1854, that elected him. If 1t is anything
like as solidly for tho Denocra tic nomi-
noes this year, President RooEcvelt will
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! Following up this line OF argument. Mr..
SC,ilmer. made number OF other strong
points, He emphasized thp fact that
three different kinds of weapons we're
nj different times claimed to be used by
this remarkable burglar. He asked II
1t was conceivable that tho marAuder
had first struck A1cCue n love-lick with
tho bat and then whackcd him Win q
sand bag. He declared that II It had
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-14

$500 Bis $t,tO; Gdrotten, pro 9iir-
Del i12c. bis &C.; AepfcI, pro SOB
Toe. biz 1926; @uonas, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; SeIerie. pro DEB.
zoe. bis 4OC.; Grmlbeu, pro IOrb
&c. biz 12c.; brnlmer 3obI, pro Bll.
idDeI 1712c. bis 20c.; Spiuot, pro
9uideI SOC. bis 35c. crime @obncu,
pro aorb S % bis 1928; ruuoe
8iibcn pro 9uihel 3Oc. bis Boo. ;
0opfiaIat, pro 9ilte Doc, bis SOC.
iuuae Grbien pro 9orb $500 bis
$3.50.
Groceries uno BroOiio o.
mem.
SaI5fIeiit,. pro Rfuuo: tIeiHe Gu
gar. Gurco Stiuteu tt1ac.; groBe
Sdinten lie; GuIiiornier SdJinfeu
7Ac.; Sugar . GureO 8ruititiide
1034c.; SugorsGureo Sdultern
sage; troden 9eial5cne Seitenrippen
sac; Spcdieiten &C.; troden 'geiuI-
3ene Sdultern see; reines 5dmoIi
III GierceS Sc; SpefifntItcru &C.;
Meb.S hmeincileiid $t4 pro Sab.
Rofiinirter 3uder: GeuiirieIt
6.45c.; pulperiIirt 5.S5c.; Stmooro
0romllirt 5.75c.; feiu gromIirt
5.75c.; GrpItaI 81 5.75c.; Columbia
q 5.40c,; ucIbcr " 400. bis 5.l0c.
@er0Itetcr aofice: e. Z. e., 100
YfmO 3iitcu t4c.; e. 6. 6. 60 Yfo.
aiiten tl.1Oc,; 6. 6. &. 10 Yfmo
aiiten 1920; reiner Saba 2S1@c,
bis 29c. gutter SABA 261ac. bis DC;
reiner Moffa 2612c. bis &c; SABA
uto Motfa, eemiid)t 251ac. bis 26c. +;
Snpa, gemiidt, 2l12e. bis 25c.; rel.
rrr Rarocotbo 2t1@c. bis 26c.
rciner ga @ilopra 2014c. biz PIC.
rciuer Sautos 201@c. bis 21c.; Can.
to5, oemiid)t, 1876. bis 20c.; RCo,
gemiid)t, l814c. bis Zoe.
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Nrei 1nne mi einer Gisldplle.

Tacoma q. Wfaii., 10, 0e5ember.
8ou Dem 8aIfii6 Stoonern 9e.
hugu" oelertirten i'm WGr5 O9. So,
tpGbreuo OaS 6u1r3eltg i'm Giie oes
8eriugSmeercS icItIaa, ncrm Nuun,
ipeId)e Ourd brittoIe 9%ebdHoIrlUG 5lIr
&er5luciiIlrug gctricbcn lparen, SetS
bon ocnielbCn aelang eS, ouf Dem
Sic ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SilIte 5lt
crrcideu; OiC uuOercn orei, o%arrnter
Wpnne, @eriforo pom bier, elm che
maliaer SdJUuipteIer, DuWOeH onf
elmer Gi9itolle, ole lid Io6gcl6it Int
te, in'@ Wteer binul8 ueridlagen nno
mlBten, obue Speiie uu0 {rant bel
GROCER MGIte orei Gage lang atf ser
Gisld)oIle 5ubriugen, bis lie oolt Ell.
ner on6creu Strommg id)lieBlih
bent SonOc jill getricbeu mo bon et
nigcn G2timo3 Qercttct mllroem Sie
blitteten an NGnoen uno 6iiBen in
6olge Der 9eriibrlmg nit Dem eiits
gen Sol5luoiicr un0 tporen ocmSooe
nabe. Ginmol iuoren tic ihon im9c.
grifie 9etuciCn, ooS Coos ST 5icbcn,
nm 81 cntlhctNcn, mer bon ibneu
iterbeu mitiic, INN ocu onoereu olS
Nobrun0 81 oicncn. IS 9eloug III.
nen ibIicBlidL nit ibrcn ied)3 onocr
rem @ciGbrtcn Nomc 5u erreitcn.
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,Seiraths = Qiceusen,

5oIgenoe SeiratbS , 2icen5en MR.
Sen geltern pom Glerf oeS Common
YleoS 4, @eri1tS nu8geItellt:
@iuiom 8rigbt, 80 gtr. 164, 49,
@eit.S troBe, unb Marp MojarentS,
Is.
@m. 90. Sbermon, 81. Nr, 1705,
Noro.Sopfins .@pemle , mo Gotbn'
rirc 80. 8iinf, 90.
CHARLES 90. Mitd)eQ, %, mo Gds
t6arine u. 9obl, %; glpplifont s. 81.
Sberbeim Hr. 900, calhoun
StraBe.
Sobn @ogncr, %. ,uno glba 9.
WcGofireb, IS; AppIifnnt 20. s.
Common, 9r. 1903. Siio.Gborle5.
StrnBe.
George 8. @ciie, %, uno gli5obetb
9urfe, "a, @oibington 2. s.
2cmis S. 6lnf. q, mo GOno Nt.
Moore, IS, Nr. 1912, @eIt.I urbont-
SItQBe.
Soiepb 6. Finger. q, uro Bar.
boro q. Senihler, is; 4pplifont Z.
6. Sopce, 9fr. 92l, McSenrp.S troBe.
9bilip Mc&, Yopers, 40, uno
anno q. Sbn,u, 30; Ipplifont ". s.
6ioois.
2ionel 9. Silgbulon, "a, Nr. $500,
Belt apenlte, mo Settle 8ilt, %.
George ". 6loruerS, q, uno @liie
e. Speilmarn. "A; applifant ". u.
gofpelt, 0r. 1918, Gontonoion.Ane.
Sue ". 9afer, 81, unb 2oilro Bear.
ion, II, 9eioc bon Queen Inne's 60,
Wf0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-14
erief6eFSrSerans mad Dem QlnslonS.

@rief6eFGr6ernna mad Dem gluslanS.
Die au$ldnotid)e %oit fir ole NIT
Dem II. Qe5ember enOenoe @od,e
IdIieBt (in allen 6auen piiuftIi6) I'M
0auptpo1tamt Ioie ioIgt;
Die FadetpOit lit often DON 9 llbr
Gorm. bis 5 ltbr 9otm. tGglidJ
(ot8aenommeu SOnuto9Q). - Iie
8odetpoIt nob 9eutIhluuO l6liebt
nm If ll6r Tom. Montoq @dtt,uoh
uno 6reitng.
Compiler iubren, luenn nidt ouoer9
andeaeben, pom geemsg)Ort alb.
Transatlantic d. y #.
Mittpod Z ubr Nbeuo@, nab
Trmtreidl Giio.Guropo GaOpteu II.
9ritiih %noieu per 9ampier .Qa4or.
ruiuc," pio SABRE. 8oitio6cn nab
onocren Sbeileu Guropo'5 miiiicu per
go lorraine o0reiiirt iein.)
6reitoq - 6 ltbr NbcnOa, nod
europa per Gompier o@cu.9orf."
oia 8lpmout6 uuo Gbcrbolrg. (8oIts
idhen nod 9iperpooI, S6ottIono 1t.
S5rlonb miiiieu per Netp' Port" aorei=
iirt Icin.) Z llbr Nbenb3, per Gam.
pier .2ucanio." pio Guecuatomn.
0icnItaq, ben 20. Gcbr, uot GU
ropo per 0uompier oMaieItic," MA
Gueen@tolpn.
q o II nah Q ii 8 uu0 Central.
Mmeritu, @ eitiu0icu etc.
Witttuod, - 6 llbr Tben05, nod
9roliIien per 9ompler oGopri," pia
8io De Soneiro; 10 llbr GbenG&,
nod Glbo, 0ncoton etc. per Gompier
oG8peron5o;" nod Samoico per
0ompIer bon philadelphia; not
@arbtoo8 unb Noros@roliIien per
Tompfer .Nmn5onenie;;" nod Suo=
qua, Sopti mo Colombia per 0o1ns
pier .@olencio."
Sreitog 10 ubr HbenoS, nodl
Bermuda per 0ompfcr oTriuiooo;"
nod Curacao uno 8cne5ueIn per
Gompfer n3ulio;" nad) Yorto Hico
per 9ompfer oGuamo," pia Gan
Suon; mad, 6ortume.3Slano, Somnts
ca mo Colombia per 9ompfer .NIs
tui;" nod Cuba per Sampler yWeri.
co.." nod @renooo uno Triniooo per
0ompier nWoroool."
Die BoIt nod) Reilirmolano, Din
NorosS ionep, mo had Wiquelon,
pio Bottom, idlieBt bier tGalif, nm /
llbr Nad)m.; llod) Cuba, pio Sumpo,
tdglid) im I ltbr No6m. nod Gotta
Ricn, Sonouro5 unb Guatemala, bio
Relu.O Orleans, tGglif nm s llDr
Iben0S.
Grams 8octitc y o t..
Srcitoa - ll9r Nben68, nod So.
pan Gorea, China ulo Den Ybiliptir
ncn bio Tacoma.
Sal1ltng Hbr IbenoS, llddl
NeusS celanb, 9%rIitrnlieu uno Sale.
oonien, Samoa, Sniuoii mo beir
SioIdi. SnIcIn oio Son 8ran5iSco;
nod SopolL Goreu, China mo oen
RbiIippinen pio Seottle. (Spe3ieIl
ooreiiirt mr. mad, oen YbiIippinen.)
Die GronS. 9ocific.8 Bolt miro tG1-
Iid) pom Orte Der Nltfgube obgeidift,
mo Die 3eit oeS BoltidlluiieS lit 10
orran9irt, Dob ein lmlnterbrod)ener
lleberlono transport ltottfinocn
fam.
9. 9abie8 8orfieI6,
8oStlneiIter.
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InS bem SnnerH WarNianO's uRS
Den angren5enSen StaateR.
OerGbe Obio &ns
nal ii bergefrorcn.


@ie aus Sogcr8tolpu 9emeloet
miro, lit Scr Gbciapeate.S bto. &onul
bon @oibington bis und Gumberlono
5u9efroren mo feds bcluocnc 3onnI.
bootc bcfinocu iid) in Giic. Gin GiS.
BREEDER lit non @olbin9ton peitlid)
gelolot moroen, INN Die 9ootc 5I be
freien, l"porallI oaS @oller ans Dem
9onol gcloilen mcroe1t Ioll.
GicIe Scrbred)er Ocrurs
tbeiIt.
SIM areisacridt fir @oibinaton.
County 81 SaaerStoiun bat Ridter
&eeop 20 ifu[oig 9efuuoene perilre
tbeiIt, un0 5mor 10 81 3ildtbauSltrns
fen mo 13 81 lGnoeren SreibcitSitro.
fen i'm StaatS. NrbeitSbouie. Inter
oeu 3ud)tbouSO0geln iino: Der Neger
Wiainm 9lumner iuegen Naltbaus
9riifS 5I 3 Sobren 3udltbol8, GboS.
SuImeS bon Buffalo luegen Verall'
b1tn9 Der Wobnnngen bon Charles
9ro9unier mo Siaoc Gmmert 5i A
Sabren 3udtbduS, Charles 2am6ert
bon Baltimore iuegen SeIfmtnoe.
llutg oeS Sru. Geo. RoIenberger 81
einem Sabre 3uftbmuS, RoD Wic.
BberIou me9en 9craubrng zines 60.
0cn8 81 orei Sobren ,aldtbollS mo
Stbo s. Stout megcn 0ronoitifhlna
5l 5luei Snbren 3ud)tbatS.
NbIebeu.
! Sn Clifton lit Sr. Senrp u. Garter
im alter bon SO Sobren at einem
SfloafluB ~9eitorben. Gr wor Der
Sobn oeS eriten Yopierfobrifonteu III
Wurplan6.
Sn Cumberland lit 8dItor Mortin
Gutber Oolin0 BON Der lutberiIhen
ct. Stepbanss Stride I'M Ilter bon so
Sabren an elmer 8linoonrm.@nt5iir.
Dung ge%itorben. Gr bate Iid) crit
oergan9elte5 Snbr NIT Der 3od)ter
oeS YnItorS 8. ". Mauu bon Giml.
berlono u%erbeiratbet.
Sn 6reoerid ltarb I'M glltCr bon 70
Sobren Sr. 8m. aemp. gr biuter.
loBt Die folgcnoen 5ebn ainoer: 6rou
Walinon Seim bon @aitberSburg
George mo Sobu aemp bon Wont,
gomerp.G County, @iuiom, 9onicI rto
EbomoS acnrp bon SefferiorL Srou
Minnie CopIor uno 6rou Scter
Ebompion bon 8aibin9tou uno
Sdnte5 uno Wartin aen,p bon Gre.
oerid.
Hoti3eu.
Sn Qourel, Gel. baben @inbreder
aus Dem oorti9en Boitomte $500 oe.
ltoblen. Man bat feline Sptr bon
Den R1ilbern.
Sn Butler, 9altintore.G o,rntu, lit
9r. Suitop 9riibl gum YoItmeiiter
ertannt iporoen.
Der Stabtrntb non 9(1nobolis fat
Srn, g. Gliuooo Borter gum Sto6t.
GIert ertpdbIt.
Sn Der NGbe bon l3in5el, @arrett.
Gountp, 1T Der 5ipeite 8obroerilf
nof) elmer SeIqi,eIle genlad)t iuoroen.
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Rrponften. Warft.

untenitebenoe Breiie be5ieDen iid)
oiif Den Gngros.Sanoel fir Den
aletnbanoel mllB ein entipreder0er
Ilitldllag gcmaft meroen.
Gier, pro 9useno Sic. bis 3ic.
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MGnner nnb Srauem fommt III uns.

Widnner lno 5rduen nit ge6eimen arnnfbet.
ten, uber 2rumpfnoerbrndl. @ef6niiren, aus.
f%1qenoen Saaren, Strifturen. @usiIub. BIutbers
etttlne, Briihen. S1utauSf6Idgen, R%benmaiis.
mus, 8erIuft Der W1nubnrfeit, 9lafens unb
gtierenleioen, M1aitourmIeioeu, Sdnrorrboioen,
SartIeibt9teit ODER irgeno ipeIGer beriudnotett
Rrdnfbeiten fouten ii6 oeriraneHsooa an ms
%fperoen. 8eoeutenoe Spe8inItften per6en sic
unteriuter lno ~foitenIos cine niiienfdattItbe
8iugnoie Sbres Sales geben. Ri6t eir Dollar
bot bet Setltna 5i be5ablen. gBtr beilen ro
fiber, f6mer5Ios uno bauerbnfi, uno bebdnoeIl
5rGieH. g8ent Gle ni6t iomnien f6nnen, 70
betadrtfttQen Gle urs; uno mir bebdnbeIn Gle
IN Sbrer Wobnune. SeiIln9 earantirt ODER
tetre gebdblltg. - &0nnef mir mebr tbun2
Slet Boltfnrte bel, iueun Jbr fGretbt on ST..
SbIlips Webieal Snftitute, 1887 Eit.gratt. Ctr,
saittntpre, orb. 9eutib fpiro eefpro6en.
(Wlntt1.I&S,1D
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Gharlea Ran,s aieftaurant.

eombar6s urb 8. etrabe, S~isbIanotoipn.
Ste feiniten @etrdnfie duer art. - Boil
nteiner Sreunot uHo hes gabItiuui8 int
Uueemetnen ftetS ~tptIfoutuieT.
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Ut tIH5IBCH 8IUtIIIUuIBtH pnHItt
gum 9erfauf in Sft'BaItimore, nneren5enb an
strabe, Ode bon "8aItinore. sfrabe. aommi
buerft unb bnbt bic gIustuabI. 9tefe Sdufer
hnb In ie6er Sinfift MODERN, NIT Oadrmor'
Bats uno sSaustreppe. fopie mooerneu 8ers
beiferuneer, einfhIiebIi9 gb3ugsfanaI. Meent
IdgIt6 uno GonntdeS an Srt rno SteIe. Be'
nubt Sdirrnountsgloenue Mnpeons.
Gotu. z. Gallagher, 8nuunternebmer,
ops gr. 2s0S, Sdtrmpuntsqlbe.
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gu Derfaufen Ober gu berpadten.

8u o~erinufsn pber Su uerpadbtsn:.
9as ipertbbo1e @ruHSftiid an Der gde bon
CftsBaliimoresStra uuo BoftaSffice'slbeHue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser bintere 3beil oes @rlIub'
ltiidS iuirb fir elm @ei6dftsaebdube beS sDeuts
t6eu Gprreiponoent4 benubt neroen. gdbere
austiinft bet g. &aiHe, Rr. All, ct. RanI.Str.
(90l-)
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Gaxtsn mas Sts5Iaabtpsss.
9sHtpu nab SisslaHbtstss.
enmist's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ode 8. uno @ouebftr. Saupi1uartier bes
.9tftrtfls 172, 3. U.s. D%@idenfran8'
Samen,@ereiHs Canton Sntmerlp. gau'
ieita nnS asTeif6mieSe.iinionS' sriiaes
Bier du ieoer Seit. Telephone: 6. & g.
Wlt. 8erHon 1903 80;
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sosbsH srfhien BET e. gisrton, DRESDEN:
Astekrntlnntr.'
BON Grnit 6enriri.

cine 9t6iune bon orientoIiiher Probt mn
oeniffer Gemiitbstiefe. 9ie 9tdtuna mnd5t II,
Gelif9lano groBes unb bere6ttetes Mntieben
nnb 1T oas eieenorfieiie g8erf oes gnItinrorer
Dtffers: Die -getanrHtte aritif faet iiberetns
fttmuteno, Die 9i6tuna tutrfe berntoten fosei.
nirero. oaB Niern1no ons Nserf rtiir einmaI lefe.
oielnie1r uiifptoeritebIi6 INNER uieoer bon ibul
atge30gen ipiiroe. "
8orratbte. 5nm Breife bon 30 Gents ooer,
tuenii reberienoune ourb Bolt aetuiinirbt fpirb.
bon So Gents In Der Office bes
yGentfden Gurrefppueenteu,"
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Nberis ..GbeIipeih.6aae.a

gde G1fts uno 5aitsaloefue. Canton.
WarbIanos9 eIepbou - 81 8.
Sdupiduartier bes G~efarebereinS --GbeIs
tDeiB," .Sumens9ereins bes GoeIipeib,-
,GGntonsgoncIdoe gr. 445. 3. g.. s.
Oriental 3iitrifts Gr. 15s, ., LIB iirb
. Canton Spar' u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
(Gept2l1SO
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Che sic Gisenibam tnufeu

oSer berfaufeu, penoen sic ftb an Charles y.
Beder, @runoeiaentburlss uuo SHORTCOMINGS
9sr. APO, Rurb.Garrn,s trnRe.
9eIo 5u nerIei6en nuf Sbpotbefen in beIie6is
Qen Gunlmen. (gloo16-)
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nnterridt

tar 8hlef, @nttarre nub Mantoftus ert6eiIt
big sur boditen AisbtIoune 8. etsdmsir, Rr.
iSol, yart'Aos. =. Wnrnlanb 'gbone fobert
Oft23,1&S,1O
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gonbaros inb Q. eirdbe. 9%lebIanbtonR,
gegeriber Der aWonnnertal'g ransret'.-
1dgIi9 betBs WabI3eiten nuf geftelnitQ.
0uier better urb fnIter 9unt9. gbefd'
renfes3elepbon - ct. BanI 1346 D.
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3eben6eS Befliigel, pro YIuno:
ate Siibner Zoe. bis 1019c.; iunge
Siibner Toe. bis 12<.; guten Tic.
bis t4c.; Yiiter 12e. bis 15c. 9aus
ben, pro Yonr zoe. bis Doc.
Grihte uno EMIL c.
aortoffeln. pro 9uIfel 45e. Biz
55c.; 3iferriiben, pro 9lnbel 11ae.
bis &C.; BeiBfobl, pro 1oune $500
bis $500; 3ipiebeln, pro 8uideI
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Sn b~erfanfen.


Snrnt, mo gtuiiernsSruno! 9eidt errei6bnr
eeIeeen in SomerietsG ouHtD. nnbe GrisiieIo, an
balteno, einqctbeilt iuie iolgt: 13 glder unter
g8uiier. outer 8ooeu sum 9luTternpiinn8eu; eiu
9betG Der Sarnl 1T llutilrIi6er Nuitern.8ooep;
ITO elder Wurfbs mo g9eiees9Gno; so &der
gSaIos2nno; 90 @der fultiOirtes Snrm 91no. nit
gItell Sduiern II. ( 10. 8arr biuig geiuuit
iueroen. gtud5ufrd9cn bel 8prbon Snn, glooos
Fat. griHccf Nnne, Wto., ODER bel u. 8. Sdlul5,
Hr. 225, stosSrUno,uap, Baltimore, Mb.
(3I5 ,a52)
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gerlaust I'M Nllsemeineu.

9eutihes @rbeits. GadueEtungs.garrau
Rr. 2t9, Gibbs barpsStrabe, unter Der Muffbt
ber s3eutfbeu Sefeuf6aff1. - 9ieieniaen, bic
peutfte .9qnoperter. %gIrbeiter uno 9teHttboteu
boer in franfirten 8rtefen an ben ~gIeenten ber
Befeuf6nft, Subaun .. Dleber, 81. 219, shb.
EharS'StraRe, tuenoen, tpeI6er unentaeItIt9
ausfutlft ertbeiIeH ptrb. (Sun281O
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II. uuo D9orneusSfrnbe, gGrton.
0erdumtee 6due fir Bereire iub 0sfer,
ridsEitriffs gr. S04. 8. n..H.s Setnfte
0etrdnfe. gtef. Eel. Mt Berror OH
-B. 9alter aunf& ben aartsen 9aa.
H1ftpfinls eter
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Wnis. = 3llIiDr 6I3ol Blts
Id,pl; 8erionot pon ben glepatoreu
52,477 guIfel; Gleuntoren.B orrotD
550,484 8uifel. 8ertdufe: 10000
guifd Spot i'll 80, 10000 Snruar
at 49M 10000 90. 3u so, 10000
r%5oniiar 5l 1875. IT,
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&hmkforrra Gate.

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totpn.. Seinfte 8etne nab qiau6re. Der
g asIo,SPsafi RI in au st Ss5 sISs; " srs s :
g%ebtennta.
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432, giarentOnnt : stpe., ~SiabIanototpr.
Sduptalartier oes Bohemia W1nnerbors.
S%tueituuoeu 9ienit1e. abenos 8 llbr.
MlonumentnIs9ter am Sdbf. Gbefnpeafe
1eIepbon 1925 U. Bm. 3. 9. Suppert,
Better. (9e52,1O
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MfnfiR Autsf.

1924 DFfsBdIttmoresStrube - 8intmer an
Serren 8u bermietber. = Setnfte @etrdnie
nnb- @eine. r8ap'8 tefpsB r1uerei". 9ier.
BerfaumlunesIofnI rSit'Gombaroitr. Sul'
rlertp. 8nli, unb 9etbberetH@. gbei.s9eL.
Wet. 8ernon 4o42-@.
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Otto RnIsr'e %5etauraHt,
fk4f Observation-Disclosures, Gde DIfbersgtr.
Sauptanartier Der ~NiIteIm EEL 2oae
Yr. 8, berb. 8. Sc. Of g." gerfdmmIuip
gen teoen Wtontag Nberb. - Setnite 0e.
frdnfe. @armer aunf6 tdgIin.
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SAFER. = 3uiubr 220S 9uif,el;
aus ben gleuntoren 5uriidee5oeen
1924 guidel; Gleuatcren . 8orratb
i56.27S guif]el.
Seutiee SdluBrnte:
8eiBer Wr. 2........ 36A-36R
9eiber Nr. 3........ 35A-36
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Nbam sanspts Hsftnnrant.

IIU4 gtDrDs0eHItuIsWDellle.
Der .gtor6G,t Smmeriudbretbe Da1is
beretH bon Baltimore" berfammeIt ftd
bier teSeI Woniag. = Geo. Brebm's Bfet
an 8dpt nab beutf8er art btrett bonn
Sob.