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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-29
the Lamha.

Arrange the trough so that the lambs
cannot climb in and soil the grain with
their feet. Place a rack over the
trough so that the lambs can put their
heads through to get the grain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-29
The Bacon Hog.

The Minnesota experiment station az.
serts that up to six and a half months
the bacon hog can be produced 40
cheaply as the lard hog.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-29
A New Lake.

n NEW lake.
A remarkable phenomenon is reported
from the Russian rural commune Of
Schava, in the government of TzAref
Koksaka. Inexplicable sounds were
heard for several days issuing from the
earth. The sounds varied from some
thing like the booming Of cannon to
the screeching of steam whistles and
seemed to come from a forest skirting
the commune. In this forest, where
the terrified peasantry gathered in ex-
pectation of some calamity, the earth
was seen to heave necessarily. Grad
ually huge cracks appeared, water was
seen, at last the earth seemed gradual
" to sink, water rose, and there APP
peared a new lake of considerable ex-
tent, which is now being examined by
geologists.-St. James Gazette.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-29
Amateur Photography.

Amateur photography indeed is only
about twenty years old. From the few
crude and unwieldy outfits" first put
upon the market the pastime in the
hands of amateurs has developed a
great variety of cameras, particularly
for outdoor use, to say nothing Of all
sorts of printing papers, developers and
ingenious devices for making p%hotogra-
ply easy for the nonprofessional. It
was amateur photography which devel-
oped the kodak and the cartridge film,
which have practically revolutionized
the art Of photography. To supply the
constantly increasing army Of amateurs
a vast industry, employing millions Of
capital and thousands Of artisans, has
been built. up. 1t is entirely within
truth to say that modern outdoor pho
Biography, with its many ingenious APP
planes and it's wonderful utilization
Of new discoveries in chemistry, has
been developed by the rivalry of manu-
facturers to cater to the needs and de-
sires Of the amateur.-Chicago Record
Herald,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-29
American Cola Proauctton.

The gold production Of the United
States in the last calendar year COM
pares unfavorably with that Of 1902,
according to preliminary estimates
made by the director of the mint. This
is a little surprising, as it had been
generally supposed that production was
slowly increasing. To the miners
strike in Colorado, however, is attribut-
ed most of the falling off, that states
output being only about $22, 100000,
compared with $2S,46S 900 in 1902 and
about $29,OOO,0O0 in 1901. But Califor-
MIA shows a slight decrease, without
such an explanation, and so does Alas
ka, whose output was $6,921,157, com-
pared with $S,345,8O0 in 1902. The to-
tai production for the United States is
estimated to have been $74,425, $40
against about $SO,OOO,OoO for both Of
the two previous years, $79,OOO,OO in
1900 and $71.OOO.OOO in 1399.-Spring-
field Republican.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
On, Brtua'S QrHuaae.

"A. anS o. lSonRea.sfrab q uton
5%erdumiae Snle fir Bereine unb sefen,
ihaften. 5nuptamartiet bes .Briua Setn
ri6f9iitrifts gtr 20i. 3. u. r." 5einite
oe q Soet ~ s 10 sermon w
RattonaIsgier
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Bon 9tadbHrn Nrangialirt.
9etagtcr Muun giebt itd Oen Zoo,
uo6oem er auf mc5yece ietaer
getntger g~efeuert bagtp.

Ren Dorf 8. ?}opcmber.
Mutton 9ermaru, Elm G5.iGbriocr
3im1nermam, CAB acItcrn g}otmits
tag ouf 5ruei gtafbar9Ieutc Rcooluer.
i6iiiIe ab uno itiirmte Damn IN leiue
@obmua, Nr. 339, Git.25. StraBc,
roo er Selbitmoro bcQing. @ie eS
beibt, mar er gegen ga llbr nitt
gang uiihtcrn HadJ Smrie getommerl.
Nls err ocH0ouSilltr beirut, b~clcguetc
ibm cine Radborin, einc 6rau &obo-
ipib, init Der cr id)on bGuiiQ 3luiltid,
teiteu gebabt bubcn loIl, MIS- Ser
moltn ser 5rou mnitdtig murOc, &c.
rictb cr in iiird)terlide @ltb, 3oq
ieinen Hepolpcr mo iclcrtc cincu
SdulB oltf lie ob, Der in0cicu iebl
qin0, inocm sic &1igcl iibCr ocn aopi
ser 6rou bimpeg gepfiiiGn mar. Nuf
Den Small bin mar GluiI @oUcr, ctu
Sobm 6c& SanitorS, olli ocu Gorri,
DOR occilt, uto al& &ermom 0eS
ilunQet Monue5 anlihtiQ mrOc. Qa6
cr einen Sdnlb ouf oicicu ob. Die
auael id)lnQ ollrh sic Gbiir Der @ob.
mlng Scr 6roll Nnnic Cannon mo
rittctc 0liitlider @ciic tciu llnbciI
an. Sod ebc man iid)'a pcriob, mar
Ser @iitbcnOc IN Iein 3immcr geeilt.
0ort luari cr ith ouf 0oa Sophia mo
brodtc iit) eiucn Sdrlb III ocn Sol3
bel. Scoe @iiIic iuor OcrgCbIif. &ic
bic @ittme Sermonn'4 crtlQrtc, loll
2ebtcrer beitGnoi9 bon GodburSleu.
ten o%rongialirt worocu icin ole inn
oie eroeuflid)itcn Strcihe ipieltet. 10
OaB ibr Mom feline rllbigc Stuuoc
mebr im &nlIIc Aebabt babe. o@eitcrll
Wfittog mari iih meiu Monn in lei.
zen Somtogsitoot, Inn ais gutter
9iirger ieinc Yilidlt am Stimml.
fuItcn at erfiiGen. Snl icIbcu NllQen.
bIide, ais CT ole Ireppc binlutcritci'
gen molltc, idIiittetc ibm &emant
@aiIer ms @citd)t."
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Staot Baltimore.
8ricfbcfOroernng nadJ benz HUSBAND.

GuSIGnOiihc Noit fir oie nit Dem
~. Nonember en0ertoe ISOLDE itliebt
(piinftli6 IN allen SALEM i'm bieii.
gen Solptpoitomt Die iolgt.
BadetpoIt lit bon WorgenS 8 ubr
bis Rahmittog& 5 llbr often, au8gc.
rommen Sonntog9.
Rufet.Eolt fir Geutihlano ihIieBt
ant Wontng. Sen Z. Ropember, I'm
If llbr 8ormittog5, uno Mittmod),
Den 8. Nopember.
8ranS NtIuntiide g o It.
6reitag - 7 llbr aben6s. fir Gu.
ropo, per 3onlpfcr rGtruria", bia
Queenstown.
e 0 It ii t g il s. uno Central.
Imerifo a, @citiuoien etc.
Gonneritog - 10 ubr abenoS, fir
gabomns, per Sampler .Sri5aba;"
fiir 0iicoton ur0 Gnmpehe, perGam.
pier D0oggerp."
Sreitoe - I llbr Ndfm., fir Ser.
muon, per 9ompfcr BON Solifor, g.
g; fir graiiIicn per Tampfery Bel.
lagio," pio Nio &nteiro uno San.
toS; 10 ltbr gbenOs, fir BortoGico,
Curacao un0 Icne3uelo, per Dam.
pier Caracas" iijr 6ortuneSsIano,
Somoica unO Colombia, per Gam.
pier .altoi;;" fir Cuba, per Gam.
pier yW1oro goitIe;;" fiir Grenada,
3riniouo un0 Guiana, per 9ompfcr
,Morubal;" fir ga glota : Staotelt,
per Gampfer nRe6bia."
8oft fir Reufun6tano, bia Tortb
SnOncn, mo fit Wiauelon. bio 80.
iton, Idliebt bier tdglih I ll6rIod).
mittogs; fir Cuba, pia 9ompa. tag.
lid, I uDr Nafm,; fir Sonouros,
Gotta Rica ur0 Guatemala, bioOeetu.
Orleans, tdgli6 nm s ltbr gben6s.
Grams . 9ocific g o It.
Tonneritag - 7 ubr 4benos, fit
Sapan, aorea, China unb ipe3ieQ
oorcfiirte @oIt fir Die Tbilippinen,
bia Gan 6ran5isco.
Samitag - Z llbr abenos, fir
S:opar. aorea, China urb bic pbi.
[ippirelL pio seottIe.
Foit fir Saruoii, pia Gan Gran.
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Cine Srau OOn elmer NGh6arin i'm
j3meifampfc eridOHcu.

Gbicoqo, 8. Roo. - Cine Spts
5ioIoepeifc ans GUun1tou, @po.,
mcloet, oob IN Scr Sadie bon BORT
Srot &conGermors BON ibrer Nod)'
BARN 2rou Noncp Hidoro& tn3iuei.
fompfc nit Hepolpern eridoiier muir
&c. 8ei6e botten ifon lan9c in Bit
tercr 6eb0e geIebt. Seine 3ellger
lparen bel Dem m0r0eriiteu Strcite
5ugcQcn. Noh Dem 5lpeiten Sduiic
fiel 6rnu Genmors BON elmer 8ugeI
IN Die Iillte 9rltit to0tltd) qctroiiell
81 9ooen, iGbtc ocn Gnmpf obcr nod
tort, bis Der lcBte SdIuB ans ibrenl
&epolUcr n~b8cfencrt mar. 2Iitd Die
@cgncrin, bic unoerlcbt bIiCb. cntIuo
oie ied)S Sdiilic hires NeooIpers.
Srou Gcnmor8 peridieo ollf Dem
&ompiplobe. Sp6ter mltr0c oieSie.
germ in Dem morbetiideu Dltcll Der.
boitet. @eioe Srolten iino 80 Sabre
alt. Ole Gbemdmcr, Die noblba.
6enoc Rondbciitcr lino, Dottcn iiN
III Den St~rcitiGfeiten 5luiiden sen
Trolien urpnrteiiid gcbalteu.
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8. 9oIat'A Qane,

vi. i12O 6fs iis2' Sa1ftorS.sp.nu,
Sanptauartier oes g9bnIiasWinner1ors-
S1qe unb SomuHerearten biuie 5u Der,
nttetben @lter PIue fit Nuflernroiten
Setnfte 0etrdnft SretsBooI. g 8 g..
1elepbon Wt BerHon 1899 q
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6mil Suonig, 4nwalt.
Nr. 20, 0ttsSeItugtonsS trabe.
gcrpnltsrS .Gcstauf
BITS
furrtBouler aruuojinsfreicn GtGentBnnts

III
prrttocnen grnrcjinsfreicn GtGentBnms
glr. 1854, 8enuinipaHtasglpeuue.
&cuft elmer Sert1glllg oe5 SretsgeriGts 9tr, 2
Der Sta0t Baltimore nitro Der lnterietdHete
4ruitee AM WiittluDfl, ben t6. Nuoember 1904,
9tadmittdgs 4 ubr, oaS aetnmInte Hadfolgelio
beidriebele liHo in Der Stdot Baltimore beIes
gene granb5insfreie @rnnbetgentbnm an Srt
uuo STEELE dui 0ffeutliher Sutton bPrfnufen:
geginHeno on Der Sitoiue1tette Der BeHnlqloa'
ninsgloenue am 9noplnitc Der eriteH 9inie oeS
@rlinoeS. Der bon Sobn Garrere uno Wnoeren
all Slduc Cool nlrd bonn 80, NprtI 1S40 bats
renoe lirfunoe iibertrdper iultroe, uilo Damn ilos
iueiilif our1 Die Wlittc elmer Sdetoeiuano tih
eriiredeno uno in %oerielben 9tidiuua torifdbreno
100 SUB hts 5t ether 10 SuB breiten IuCD;
baHn iioDitltd. parallel nit RernibiOaniasgl
uno ut beidqte NueD greIldeho, nit Dem 9teChte
oeS g~emeinihuftIinen @ebrnud)S oerfelben, 10
Sub; ounn nCro6tilid1 mo burn bic Wlitte Der
S6eioepano i'm @dl6en llrlgefdbr 100 6tB bib
Retniblo1nids9 loenlc, lIno Damn noroiueitltdb,
al ReilnfbIbdninsgtbenlc e%teu8eno, 10 SUB bis
sum gnfangSpunfte. 8ruubStnstret. Wit ets
uem Sp eiitDdigcn bDI5ernen 8cbdnoe bebnut.
Serfaufss8coinannget: Sin 9ritteI Bdnr, Der
Ecit nab 6 mo IL NionnteH in glelden Vetrds
aeii, ODER glueS 9nar. nan NeIiebet oeS adu'
ferS. Credit 3dbluugen, iueH1 fold1e oorbnnoett,
Iino oont Iaee oe5 @ertaufS an 3tnfen nnters
iuorfen II. niifeu 5ur 3ufrieoenbeit oeS gerudls
ter3 fiber gelteui feir. Steuerr uno 0ui1ers
miet6e perbeu bis gum 9erfdufStaae beriGttgt.
Gin Sepoiituiu bon SIS miro BON aauier bers
IGugt.
GSmuuS SnbniB, @ertpaIter.
Ratttipu d. 8aban,
(3t0t4t7.t9.2D &lfiionntoren
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ehmibt's nGthentraa5.Saae,"
sde : anb Souebltt panDtlnaris.s o.s
Diftritts III. 8. u..B.,~ oethenfrduas
8antenoereiHS," canton Suruterip Saiis
unb 9eiboeretns". Geutf6e NbetHtpetn,
SanbIuaa Telephone: -Gbef 1884 D;
Ub. Btn6for 81.
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3i8co, ihIieBt bier tagIid bis 5ltm
ii. Nooember Z llbr Qtben6S; fir sic
8bilippinen uuo Guam pia san
Gron3taro, tdgIib Bic sum 26. Ro'
pember; fir ReuieeIuuo, %aIuitraIteH,
Neu . GaIeoonien. Sampn, Satpn;i
uno Tiii, pio Son 6ron3i5co, tdgIid)
bis gum 26. Ropember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Safer.-3ufubr t2,498 9ui6cT;
aus ben GIcoatoren 3uriidaeSogeri
20,449 9uidel; GIeuatoren .8orratb
256,488 RriteI. 8etfGlft puromt
ein 8uggou 1r. 2 neiBer i'm elena.
tor 3u 3414, Srei @agaon% Rr, Q net.
Ger III 81.
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8aItimurer 1arft6cridte.
Baltimore, 8. Nop. 1901

WuItlm re, 3. NoO. 1901.
Webl. - 3llfubr i2,504 1GIier,
einidIieBIid 350t 6diier gu 2ocuIt.
Yoint lnO 500 1SGiier 3u Canton. Der
Neblmorft lit untb6tig bel not)Ite.
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aaHtuu uuh ptghiaubippH
Canton nnb 6tBhlaHbtDipn
Nserts ..@helmcih.Nnnc.n

Ode gntti nno 5attsIoerIe, Canton
Sonptaudrttet oes Sefcneberetns -eoel
peib," .9nmers9ereins bes @oeIipeib,
p9dntons9onclaoe glr. d45. 3. 8. s.
~Srientnls9 iitrtits CIR. 1853, .. u.s8.~ UNI
Canton Spnr' II. SereniiaunassBeretnS
(Sept21,1S)
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Nuttiuns /. Nn3etgen.
S0hu q. 0iniams, 9ehtsaRwaIt,
gtr. 400, q. RAUL StrnBe.
RahIeh uerwnlters .@ertauf
non
ipCrthuUllCu Mnrtt, StdubeR
I'M
5eaS' &pint. (Sruaoipub) Mnrtt,
un1e 4%ltccnuua' 2truAc,
ale Hr. III unO f1g bctnunt.

NV ~ = w ~ Utlu"hh'
Rrnft zines 9efeblS oe3 99uiieneeri6tS fit
sluue g%lrll1oclr GountO, Der an %. Sftoher
1904 erlniieH lpIlrhe, miro Oct uuter3eid)1eie
Tertpnlter c. 1, a. oeS 9(ahIuifeS Der oerltorbes
neu Snrnb 9Iun Soueb am 6rcitng, ben 18. gt0s
bomber 1904. bic auu5rn 5uct luertbouIet
Mnrtt' Stanoe, ole i'm SeIs' 8oiuts (8roaotuapl
Dlnrft, nube IliceuunufStr beleeen uno
ais 9tr. 1T NM tt9 beinnnt 1tno, an Srt uno
Steue Guf biicutIiber guitiou Oeridrfer.
Observation-Disclosures - Sic SdIfte 8nIr,
Der Rcft nan fefs Wtounten. ooer slues Rndr;
CREDIT 3abluuacll fiuo bonn ~8erf1lfstaae an
8inicH untertuorfcH mo mitiieH CUR 8uiriCoel'
itellut9 oes 9tuhlHBberpuIters, c. t. a., finer
eeiteut fetH.
Charles =. Sulel,
YtubIdbocrpulier. {. I. a.
Sdiuub 8rus. & 60,
314T23) guIfttonntorer
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3pet iunge MIdnner piiHiheu Noit uno guais
in einelH BriontbGuic. Ofierteu inter Gbiifrt
rt25" an ben rSentidlen Correspondent.
(315)
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gu pcrfanfcn uoer sr uerpadten.
3u perfaufeu ODER Al perpadten:

3n p~erfanfen Ober Sn uerpadten:
Sds tuertbbole 8rlinbftiid an Der Ode bon
Sits9altin1ores StruBe Ino BoftsSf iicesglbenue;
40 bel 100 6uB. Der bintere 2beil oes Grunos
ttiids ipiro fir Elm @eibdftseebdioe oeS s9euts
f6en CORRESPONDENT" benubt iperoen. G1bere
gusfunft bel G. 8nine, Ir. Ali, ct. Raut.str.
(301-)
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Genn Chr 8rlb nbthia habt. ptrbei Gnf
an min. EnrIehen 1uf Snldre. UlobeIn ooer
Srln6eieentbum. acknowledgement. 6eine eefI'
eefddfissWetbooen. DIR. aremer, gr. 100.
Rprb. 9ata.etrake, 1. SIur, 2aurbr1 Sntlbils.
(gtpriI15-)
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Gntnn s Bnrnett
6dnoelsidule
uto Sduie fur Steno9rnp1ie uno {ipeiurttiua
fur innae 9sduuer uno Eamen.

fur innae Winuuer uuo Tamen.
0drner Gle Die gtrbeit tbin. ueIde Die Ne.t
bon Sbnen oerldngt2 - Snben sic cine aute
inifnldnnif6e 6anbf6rift? geriteben Sic Die
ooppelte 8nhtibrttrg2 = Aonneu Gle itelios
aoitnen sic cine Aeibe Siffern rafh uno
rifti9 1%ootren? dofnen sic Gbeds, Irottefl
ooer anoere iauindnniide Sormulare rintio
peroen Sic binter Senen, bic es f5nnen. m.
r%iidtreten niiiiien. g9ir f6nnen sic mil sen
aenntntiien ausriifter, pel6e Die @efcbditstpeIf
oerlatlgf. 9Seqen ndberer alisfiinft ipe,oe man
lid ODER ~ahrefiire an ""
Norouh'@de Der Baltimore uno Gnreu. strose.
baltimore, orb,
y. ". 6. u. Sutlbius.
peloe AeleppoTte. (1ug4,I&5 .3Ilte)
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@ci5cn-3ufubr 94il 9uite(;
&erionOt bon Den Glepotorcr 1000
9uid,el; GIcuotoren . Borrotb t.G91s,
ia @uifcI. gerfauic: 10000 Gc.
SENDER 5l tllA 10000 Steomer Mr.
2 rotber, Ge3ember, 5t 1061a, 10000
Steomer Nr. 2 rotber. Sonnor. 81,
1902,
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eombarbs unb g.. Strabe 9tebIanbtuIpH
Die feiniten @etrinfte auer Art. Bou.
r1etrer SreunoI uno oes gabIifnms I'D
aagemetren ftetS ipilfomuen.
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NJ, eIn,taeu 1,ptInBdIoeu !SanSer

pun Beriauf in 0it;9altimore, ansreM5eHo an
ben prndtooIen n9diterfonsRdrf," 91turent'
@trube. Ode bon Baltimore 5trabe. Gpmmt
buerft uno babt ote stuslpabI. 2iefe Sduier
tino In ieoer SiHft9t MODERN, init Wsarutor'
beferuneen. eiufhIteBIi6 GbsuesfnnaI sIeent
tdeIt6 uro Sonniaes an Srt unb STEELE. BE.
uutt SairmountssloeHue Wneepns.
Goiu. 3. @aaasher, 9uuunier1ebmsr
12s-l Sr 290s S~nirmouuf-Mhe
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3n %Uerfaufen.


3pei Siuier. 9tr. 1900. SdrteSsS trdbe. nit
ooer obne f9iderei, @igent6um ber oeritorbenen
Srau 5ricoG arir1meIbeir, uno Gr. 1918. Noros
S~urban1sStrdse. foiort sui oeriuufer Sie Sduier
f5nnen 5l ieoer 8eit beiihtigt peroen. gedbere
~glrsfuntt in 9ir. 1900, 3~nmcs'strate.
CPD
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1884 OttsS atetteftr.- California. Ii. Obto
Betre. BerfnnmIunesIotnl g@ernaHta'
enge 81; pIueem elrb. ser. .llnt. .8eretp
bon SttsSaItimoreI' Option @oncI. 8, >.
.. 81; Waetan1rb. stlnioH 10" 6ant III
oerntetbea.
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Sine Game piiui6t ein Simner nit Roit ooer
3pei Simmer obne aoit in einer rubigen RAD.
harihnft. Gfferten inter GDiffre ~ 929" an
ben ,GeItidleu 6prreipuuSent". t315-6)
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Wots. - 3ufubr 1857 Vuidel;
Serlanot bon Den glcputorcn 1861
9uldel; @leoatorep 8orratb S5,6t1
0uifel. Gertauft lpuroen 10000
Sonuor gu 5tH.
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Sub. esratr,s Msftanrnut

IbUB, VnIlTsStt1Be,
nabt oel 6ftlideh Rehabilitation 0sat
ner 2unfh bon t2 bis 2 n6r NaWmt.tdg8
Biebner's uniibert-effIt6es Btsr an
8apf.
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Stcacngciuhe.


Sin oeutIhe3 Wtdbdeu luitnibt Stellung iiir
alqemeiue 0ausarbeit. gIah8ufrdeen in gtr.
1923, E~ccatursStrnRe, 9OrultsROiut. (3t5)
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8elb nnssnleibem.

TarIehen auf Wa1beIn nuo nuoere eidIerbtiteu
fir & 4ruSeut - gefldn nod benz reien Gefese:
pripatiut. - Htdlter, Rr. 2t0, Cit.2frinatnn
citrate. 9intnter Nr. 4. 8aufdnt Building. Sn
Der Sffice pirn Seutfh eefproder.
(sJ2di20 .1S)
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nnterridlt

tlr Sttbet, 8uttdrre uno Winnopltue ertbeiIt
bs 5ur totiteu ausbiIbhne 8. pdm,i sr.
i2ol' yart'aSs; >. Marblnnb '9bone Robert
(SI23, I&S,1S) "
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oItc &iitmcr 10c. bis tic; innoe
@iibncr lOc. bis 1lc.; Gntcn tic. his
1876; Tutcr 13c. bis 16c.; (oubcrL
pro Boar 20c. bis 25c.
ii d. tie uuo Semitic.
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Doc. bis 40c,; IepieI. pro 6uB 50c.
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etraeseiu6:

Sine oeuiThe Trnu iubt ctcflma' oIS NbdIt
ODER fit SuusGrbeit in elmer fleiueu SnmiIie
obcr bel etnem ulleinftebenoeu 6errr. Gdh5us
frdgeu In gr. 720, ~ b.gruaowag, 2. Hlur hins
ten. (314--G)
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YrpOnften.M arft.

llnt~enitehenoe Rreiie be5ieben iid
lai ben gueros'SnuoeI; fir Den
a~Ieinbanoel mrB Elm entipredenoer
IufihIa9 9emaht tperoen.
Sarm- Srooufte
Gier, pro IuBcn0 PIC. bis PC.
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@erlangt i'm Iaeemeinen.
HeutiheS IrbeitSsGa

HeutIGes arbeitS. q ahipsiiuugs .ghreau,
pr. 219. SiosSbnrpsStrabe. inter Der aufftbl
Der gSentfden Sefeuiddft". 9ieieniaeu, Die
beutfde Sauotuerfer. Grbeiter lIno 9ienitbpten
gu bef11ftigen niinlden, ipcIlen Itb perfbnIid
ooer In frnntirten @riefen an ben gleenten Der
@efeuidnft, Suhann .. Wlener, Er. 219, Glib
ebnrp.strase, tpenoen, tpeICber uneHtaeltIi6
RIusfunft ertbeiIen iutro, Gan28,1O
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Sret Collars fnnfen etnen Hder Cels2eaie,
out fir 20 Sabre, punoerooles reiieS Iriantds'
SeIfeIb. Sin 8erm5een in 8lfihlftieen 8eridii'
fen bon Sels9enieS. S6reibt an 9nilsa. ND.
gac. Smmiarntiou gsent, 2ittle bod, arf.
(SEt21-Suul)
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Gin Narautn.

1880 fhr etnes oiefer prd6tieen, moberneu
S%iutft1diaen @obnbdnier SIR. 1912, 2314 nno
231S, SitsWaaoifonsetrnBe, centeuiirter Seller,
eementirter Sofraum. cenierttrtes 9rottotr. ab'
auasfunal. Ine nIooernen @tnrintungen.
9btuarb Z. atprf, an Srt urb Steue.
(Sftl41gt)
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Sin outer @roos un6 G1ies9dder fu6t StcIs
lung ala sipeite 6nnb. gu66ufrngen in Tr.
Ali, @eit'YrGtt .StrnFe. (3td--5)
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Inter IeiGten @ebiugunsen bier 2sit6di9e
@obnbuuier. fiirSIih fertia oeiteut - bic Trn.
., 1, 6 uno S, Snltsgluente. 9ldrt nebine Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bis sur Salt'soeIli;e
ino BuItimoresStra 9dd5ufragen bel Vic.
ranoer ". Gamer an Crit nno stene.
(3l214l6)
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pttu Mlnner,s Rsfaurrnr.

l44l JlorosG entraIsglpe. Ode OIibet.Sn
3auptunartier Der ~g8ilbeIm 1en goa'
Gen Ieoeu Wortag 9lbeno. = SeinfIp 6s
trdnfe. &armer 9unib tdgIih.
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9ombaros nno 6. GirdBe, SiebIdnbtops
%eepeniiber Der sY1onnmentnlsgraueret-.-
@uler beiber urb faIter Guntt. Gbefo-
pedie'9tIepbon - ct. Panl 1916 o.
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l0l uuo 7e7 hombar6s strab, pisbiaub,
tofpr. Getnite 8eine dab aiau6re Der
eelinnefte Srt ant Der Grbe. - Sts ssften
8oclsgarlors In 6igblnnbfcfpH, Brouipis
Be0tenuno.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
DODGE GUARDED
BY DETECTIVES
District Attorney Jerome Taking
No Chances With the
Case.
GRAND JURY TO HEAR STORY.
Bar Association Will Probably
Take No Action Until After
Legal Proceedings Are
Done.

New York. Dec. 25-Charles r Dodge
who was brought back 10 this city from
Texas Friday 10 stand trial on a charge
OF perjury in connection with the Morse
Dodge divorce tangle. and who was re-
leased on his own recognizance Yesterday
at the request OF District Attorney Je-
rome. was guarded to-day By several
members Of the detective staff attached to
the Offices OF the District Attorney. He
received no visitors and did not leave his
hotel.
His attorney. former Assistant District
Attorney James ". Osborne. said that
whatever has been done by Mr.. Jerome
in providing guards for Dodge has been
wholly acquiescec in by Dodge.
Il shall do nothing further in the case
until Mr.. Jerome takes up the matter.
probably Wednesday, said Mr.. Osborne.
Il have not seen Dodge since yesterday.
| do not think he objects at all to the
guard placed over him. In fact, | know
Mr.. Jerome was aware before the detec
tives were detailed to keep Dodge in sight
that Dodge acau!esced in the matter.
at is said that there will be no move
made in the case until Dodge goes before
the Grand Jury. probably Wednesday. and
that lie will remain under guard until the
District Attorney 10 longer needs him as
a witness
District Attorney Jerome stated that lie
had not called on the Bar Association 10
take action against certain lawyers in the
DodgeMorse case
II wish to deny the statement credited
to me- he said. that | have asked
the Bar Association since the return of
Dodge TO take cognizance Of the manner
in which certain members interested In
the Dodge case have conducted them
selves. / put that denal bluntly.''
Mr.. Osborne. speaking of the probable
action of the Bar Association. said:
1T is almost certain that the Bar Asso-
ciation will take some steps in the mat
ter. but not until Mr.. Jerome has com
plcted his investigation of the case. /
do not think it likely that the Bar Asso-
citation will make any move until Mr..
Jerome is all through with the case; then.
II there has been anything done amiss
by any counsel in the case. the bar can
feel that it has the right 10 act, II the
District Attorney does not