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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

THE arrivals of immigrants from Ep-
rope from January to June II aggre-
gated 345, 1923, or ll8, 4S4 less than the
number who arrived in the correspond
ing period last year But these arrivals
were in a large degree immigrants who
started from home before the reduc-
tion in rates. The number arriving
has increased greatly within the last
week or two, and will probably grow
more rapidly as the lower rate becomes
better known. Those sailing for
Europe in the same period numbered
1882 this year, as compared with
1852 last year. The reduction in
rates to Europe will largely increase
the number going home for visit,
as few go home to stay until they
have accumulated enough to support
themselves for the remainder of their
lives.
Italians figure largely in the immi-
grafton movement. From 1870 to
1880 only $4,000 Italians arrived in the
United States, while in the last
three years SOL, 900 arrived. In the
former period twenty-one immigrants
arrived from the United Kingdom
and Germany to every one Italian,
while now five Italians arrive to each
immigrant from the United Kingdom
and Germany combined. This indi-
Gates the unfayorable change that
has taken place in recent years, as
other countries in the south OF Eu-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

In a recent publication entitled
What every A merican should know"
by w. j. X. Kenny, is some valuable
information regarding the formation
of parties and the popular vote. The
writer states that the voters OF the
United States are slow to give up par
ty relations. 1t took many years to
form the Republican party out Of its
predecessors, after they had become
factional and disintregated. That par
ty elected Abraham Lincoln to the
Presidency, in 1860, because the Demo-
cratic party's factions believed it was
not as strong as either of them. Mr..
Lincoln then received but 40 per cent.
of the popular vote. At his second
election, in 1864, he polled more than
a majority Of the votes cast. President
Grant polled the highest percentage
Of the popular vote ever cast for a can
date, when (1872) he ran the second
time; nothwithstandin that the Lib
eral Republicans would not vote for
him, and that Horace Greeley received
more votes than Horatio Seymour got
in 1868. President Grants percentage
record Of 1872 is the Republican party's
highest record. Since 1872 the sue
cessful party at any Presidential cleo
tion would not have been successful
had the votes it cast been reduced,
and those cast by its principal oppo-
nent been increased, by a number rep
resenting per cent. Of all the ballots
voted. This conclusion is not affected
by the facts that Tilden, in 1876, and
Cleveland, in 1883, received more votes
1.-The former about 250, 1000 and the lat
ter about 96, 600 than Hayes and Har-
ris0n, yet failed of election. These
figures show the Importance of polling
a full vote in presidential years, as it
may fairly be assumed that per cent.
of the voting population, abandoning
OF joining one or the two great parties
at will, controls the selection of the
President and Vice President. In 1902
about per cent. seems, from the re-
turns, to have left the two great par
ties and to have joined the Peoples
party, AS rule So per cent. of the
voting population clings to the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties; but
they had only SO per cent. OF it in 1892,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
The Railroad Employee, the organ

The Railroad Employee, the organ
of organized labor on railroads in this
State, IN commenting the recent
freight handlers strike which proved
a iasco, says
The Labor Agitator is rightly
named, he is a cat among a barrel Of
monkeys he splits and claws and the
monkeys lose flesh, shed hair and tear
one another, all to the edifcation of
the cat, which finally jumps out Of the
barrel and scoots off to fresh fields. The
monkeys get over their sores the best
they can and hunt more trouble, while
what they ought to do is to throttle
the cat.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

THE Hackensack Record" says !:
Up to the present time, Of forty
odd names that have been suggested
in conjunction with the Democratic
nomination for Governor, Mayor Katz-
enbach, Of Trenton, leads the process
sion. A close second Charles G. Black,
OF Jersey City. Both are regarded as
able, clean men, free from all entangle-
ments." Mayor Katzenbach is the
choice Of some Of the prominent Dem
ocrats of this section.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

The Elizabeth Journal SAYS -
just when it is on the tip of every
ones tongue to ask his neighbor sis it
hot enough for you the Morristown
CHRONICLE editor opens up a discus
sion about the provisions of the law
for the removal of snow and ice from
sidewalks.
This is a joke. The object of the
CHRONICLE was to get rid OF the grass
and weeds on the side walk, which
come under the same law, and they
are no joke.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

IT is announced that Grover Cleve,
land has had his new summer home al
Sandwich, N. H., connected with tho
nearest telegraph Office by a private
wire in order to keep in close touch
with the St. Louis convention. For q
man out Of politics Mr.. Cleveland
evinces considerable curiosity III politi
cal affairs.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

DAY LEWIS On Thursday, June
30th, at the residence of the bride 3
late father, in Morristown, N. B., by
the Rev, Marvin r.. Vincent. d. d.,
Elizabeth Dixie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlton e. Lewis, to Give
Day, of New Haven.
ELY MEAD. At the home of the
brides parents, Florham Park, June
10Th, by the Rev. 0 A. Ferguson,
ID. d., Margaret u. Ely to Harry ID.
Mead of Hanover.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

Mrs. Ira Mowery and daughters, the
Misses Elizabeth and Florence Mowery
go tomorrow to Port Murray, N. u
Mr.. Mowery will spend the Fourth at
Port Murray going later on a trip to.
Boston, Miss Edna Mowery expects to
spend the summer in the Adiron-
dacks.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

The organization of the Republican
State Committee is now being dis
cussed. 1t is reported that Secretary
Of State Samuel D. Dickinson will be
the Treasurer, and John S. Gibson
will be retained as Secretary. David
Baird fayors retaining Mr.. Gibson as
Secretary, Notwithstanding he is re-
garded as kicker by some of the Es-
sex county Republicans.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

"A farm containing about 50 acres o. land.
forty Of which are under cultiyatiuns
plenty Of fruit, good nine room house.
barn. wagon house. wood shed and out
buildings all In flne condition, situated AZ
about miles from Morristown; favor
able opportunity TO acquire summer
home For full Information call on or ad
dresa John G. Smith. 87S High ST. Newark.
New Jersey.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
X WANDERING WILLIE THE
HOBO.

Cares very little for the proverb
Cleanliness is next to Godliness.''
He does not believe much In either.
The faStidi0uS however who practice
cleanliness, if not goodness, will find
Orris and Almond meal most pleas
ing detergent, making the skin soft
and smooth and of fragrant Od0r. For
sale BY Henry M. Smith.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
a Frosty Eourth.

BalIston, n. T., July 5.-It was the
coolest Fourth of July on record In
this section. Low temperature pre-
vailed, and early in the day frost was
observed in the lowlands at several
points.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
Preparing FOR Attack on Port Arthur.

London, July 8 The Standards
Tientsin correspondent under date of
July 4, says that since June 81 the
Japanese main squadron has been EN-
gagged in landing men at Dalny pref
paratory to final attack on Port Ar
thur He adds that the Japanese land
operations In the rear of Port Arthur
will probably bring matters to final
issue within the next few days.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
Hishwaymen Got ST.

Vancouver, B. O. July 5.-W. III.
Quinn, bookmaker at the horse races
here, while driving in hack with
three others was held up by a high
wayman, and $4,000 in bills and silver
was taken from him. The highwayman
escaped.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
DIED

COOPER AT. "a Ann street, Morris
town, On July d 1904, Mary u Coop
Ell, aged 6b years 8 mos. II days.
TORREY Died OF heart trouble.
June 10, at San Diega California,
Miss Margaret Al. Torrey, beloved
sister Of Herbert Gray Torrey, of
Hilltop Stirling. and youngest
daughter of'the late Professor John
Torfey. of Columbia College, New
York city
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

FORMER Senator Smiths willingI
ness to pay the expenses Of the New
Jersey Democratic delegates TO the ST
Louis convention is gratitude that il
best described by z the lively sense q
favors to cone idea.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05

Ten room house In Morristown, fur
nished or unfinished, all modern inn
provenentS, good location, at bar
gain If sold at once Inquire at this
office.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
REDUCED RATES TO cINcINNArI.

Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, Account
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks, to be held at
Cincinnati, Ohio, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets to Cincinnati from all
stations on its lines, July is, 16, and
II, at rate OF single fare for the round
trip, plus $1.00. Tickets will be good
returning, leaving Cincinnati not
later than July %, when properly
validated, for which no fee will be
required. By depositing ticket not
later than July %, and payment Of
fee Of fifty cents, an extension Of re-
turn limit may be had to August Is.
For specific information consult tic
ket agents. 1882
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
ASSETS

At the regular meeting of the board
of directors held June %, 1904, a diyi+
dend Of 5 per cent. was declared.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-05
Bernards Water Co.

The first annual report of the Ber-
nards Water Co. has been published as
follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
@rnuStifs 1lcbertraauuoeu.

nSofe .. & Z. Co." 9elt.Goaitr.,
OF Gbas. $. Sibgeralo etc, 2 @ritno'
itiide; So.
emma s. @alfer an Margaret
8. Wacpberion, Gillette Ser @ilmor-,
nobe 9afer StraBe, II bel 6G,@rb5.
$42; So.
Somuel Sicgoel etc. an Si1noN
Socobion etc, Norbieitc Der Goltern.
Npcnlie, nobe Caroline : StraBe, 10
bel 60; So.
Selen .Erebtman al Samuel Sic.
gael, 4 @runbltiife; $4,000.
Morp 3. Saeobs etc. al, @iQionl
Fenruie; Gfe Wpnroe- uno Saroto-
9aitraBe. % bel 800; $500.
9. G, Garsneu etc. an ,Someiteab
yt. &. Stride" NprooItieitc Der Cor.
llld) . Npenue, nobe SoplorItrobe, 80
BET so; $6G6.66.
Wnl. Eenroie oIt Geo. g. Homoier
etc, 8 @runbltiide; So.
Clara 9. Sticfcl etc. on $. g.
Sdnliot, 2 @runoitiife; So.
George &oBniort, @erip., an Geo.
&oBmarf, Iettc, Sitel nno Site.
reiie; allf @eri1tsbefebl.
Senrp 2iQep an Gbos. @eigca,
@eitieite Der @olie-, nobe Seiferlon.
Strobe, t3 bel 70, @rb3. $34.45.
Sran5 Heinib etc. ON .Gentrol
llnion y. .. g." Siiomeitieite Der
Barn = Maep, nobe Sutton : Mpenile,
II bel ~, @rirnbSins $41.25; So.
Solomon 2oier an Sibnep 8.
Npburg etc, Giaentbum in iriibcrem
0eiittitel; So.
Gertrude @iae, Seit.. @oaitr., an
Gertrude @iae, SiiOieitc Der Gle
mentitroBc, IA bel 57.S, @runo5ins
sol, So.
Soroce q, McSberrp, @erip., on
Sobn Gromiucu, NorooIticite ser
2ittle Observation-Disclosures, Is bci =,
@runbsins $3.50; $500.
Iugnit Eaper etc. oil Mnna 9.
6orman, @eitieite Der Gart.g penue,
nobe 2enior Strobe; So.
Sranf @eber, 2eit. .Soaitr., al,
Scnrp 8eber, Norbipeitieitc ber
@op., nabe GbelpitraBc, 13 bel 100,
8runh5ins $3.50; So.
Sinon Mief an Clarence $. Sur,
lodi, Norbieite Der Millbcrrn.S trobc,
Is bel so, @rlinosinS $4S; So.
Sbos. Z. Coulter oil Morp 6.
2oller, Siioieitc Der @olbrouf. 9lpc..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12

Derrrauen gu mfr, Uaemar. @asen
Sic mir, mas fi9 Sbrer Meinuns na4
atpiiden uns ite1t. Wenn IS ni6ts
anberes 1T als Elm frembes 0erl6uls
ben, 70 ion es mid p~abrbaftie ni6t
binbern, gliidlid gu iperben."
gle i9ittelte ben &opf. rglein, it
fann es Sbnsn ui9t iassn-penisitsns
ni6t beute, nidt itst. IS banbelt fid
babel ia ni9t ALIEN Jim mid.
~@uf cine einaiee Sraee aber tDns
men Sic mir bod %anttpprten. sSbr
9er5 lit nod frei? sic linb burd
nidts an einen anberen Mann sebun>
benz Sbrs 2iebe bat nod teinem am
ber.n Manne seb0rt2"
0asmar fa9 por ii6 nieber, rnb
leiie, faum pernebmlid, bod obne jebes
3asen. tam es BON ibren 2ippsn:
.Hein!"
.Nun, bann mil id setroit. barauf
ber5i6ten, jenes anbere gu erfabren.
Was tiimmert mid ba3 9erfdulben
irssnb zines 0ritten? Sd min ia nu,
sic befiBen, Sasmar-nur Sie!"
,Wie mDgen Sie 10 fpreden, obne
mid unb meine @erbdltnife gu tenz
zen! MeHn i1 nun f9ls4t 9snus
ipare. ,S9re @rObmut5 gu mibbrous
4en-!"
rMafen sic immerbin @ebrau9
bon bieier fosenannten 9roBmutb,
Iiebite 0asmar! Sd periprede Sbnen
bel meiner Mannesebre. bab es teinen
BON uns jemals sereuen piirbe, benin
id femme Sic binldnslia, um gu pifz
len, ipas i'd tbue."
rIber bas 1T ia gang unm0elid.
60 tommen sic bod our Wernunft,
rnb laKen sic uns elm @nbs MAIDEN!
Sonft brinsen sic fdliebli9 aud mid
nod um ale rubige 8einnung, bic ii1
bod ~peni9itens zines BON uns unter
alien lmftanben benabren follte."
Sbre Stimme a~itterte, unb bies pers
ratberifde 8eben iibts auf 9erbert cine
10 beraulhenbe. Wirtuns, bab er, feiner
felbit nidt mebr md4tis, ibre tiiblen.
leiis audenben Singer nit sliibenben
&uRen bebedte.
oDagmar - meine iiibe, seliebte
Dasmar-" itammelte er. rid lam ia
nidt Ieben pbne Did,"
Sin paar Setunben lang blieb lie
gang regungslos. Gin lei9tes grait=
tern II lief burd ibre @lieper. Damn
aber neiste iie fia pIOblid gu ibm berab
uno fliiiterte bidt an ieinem Sbr: nDu
beiBeeliebter Mann!"
r0aemar!"
2aut aufiaud5enb bottle er ibren
Ramen in bic abenbli6e StiGe bins
%aIsgejubelt unb nit leioenf6aftlidem
unseitiim rib er iie an feline 8ruit.
6ortiebuns folst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12

bon ser eight 5ilr @easitroBc unb
Serrp Bar jebe 10 Wtinrlten.
Breltonitrobcn : 2inie bon
Der Sutton . slpeni,e uno 2annole.
StroBe 5unt 9roaoipop nnbGbames.
StroBe, jebc 8 Wtinnten.
Sporroms Yoint 2inie - bonn
Sigblnnotolpn@ae nod
Sparrolus Yoint; iebe Is Win.
electric Eorf : 2mie-pon Col
bert lnO 9oltimoreftrabe nad oct.
@oibington, jebc Is Mimlten; nab
@eit = Mrlinatpn. ic6e 80 Minuten,
mo nad Eifespille, jeoe 30 Minit-
ten.
Wioble &iper . 2il,ie bon
Si9blonotofun @aggonibuppen
nod Dem .Mibole &iper; jebe 40
Mimllten.
EoIt . Gar bon Gbarles- uno
2eringtonitrnBe nod Curtis Ban,
mad Walbroof, na6 I%rlington unb
nod Yoipbotan, nod SrpingtomGas
louisville nnb Gdicott = Gith nah
&olmtb Yarf nnb9 onion rnb iiber
Ole Staot : 0iItrifte, Siio . 9olti,
more, @eit- unb Norbipcit 3 9alti.
more.
GrpreB /. Cars = bon Gnlorp8robe
sur tSoiuarb- nnb Sronflinitr., nnb
BON Somorb- unb 9omboroitr. nod
GotonSpiae nnb gnicott-Gitp.
Sopion= NM G"otnnspine . 2inie
sic regelmdbige Snbrt, ieOe ~ Wfi,
nlttclt.
&olono =. Earf : Clinic = pom9fo.
lanb = Yorf bs Sigblanbtpwn, jebe
5 Winllteil.
Safelibe : 2inie = pom &olanb-
Garf no6 Safcii6e; Joe 80 Miiuu.
ten.
Sobnitraben : Clinic = iiber Die
alte 2inie.
Nortb . Mpenue . 2inie bon
@orriion : apenue (GIectric Edrf)
sur Mortb : Mpenrle nno @opitraBe,
uno BON @inbior Sius sur Tortb.
@penite mo @apitraBe, ieoe A @i-
nllten.
8lpDin Dat Clinic = bon Wal.
broof nab Yoiubatan, jeoe 90 Mi-
nliten.
0idcpsnifle Gerldlgerung- bon
@inSior Sill nod 0ideespiGe,
@ippm Sails, ieoe 10 Minuten.
Gnicott : Gitp : 2inie = bon chi.
colt : Gitp CUR Charles II. 2erington.
StraBe, 'pia Saratoga nnb Char.
lcsitroBe; ieoe 80 Winuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
Or wdrmt has Slut. psrmin.
bert Zen aei,. ffdrft. feHt
Stsesr Der une bsitt.

nobe 7. StraBe, 81 BEL $50, @runo.
Gins $40; $1,000.
Woies 3aleB on 2ouis @roBmon,
Siiomeitieite Der @igb., nobe Siaen.
StroBe, 1876 bel 100, @runb5ins$25.
$t025.
CHARLES i. Gitt, JIM, etc. unGbos.
$. 9runier, Silbieit Ser 2erington-,
nobe YiueitraBc, % bel $50; So.
Nrtbur g.. Milboaono etc, Sru.
tee, on Sorob e. Sorpep, 3 @runb.
itiide; $1340.
9erielbe an Gmilp =. Gbmonpion.
3 @runbitiife. $3.50.
2eigb 9oniol etc, on Cigar 8.
MiGcr, Jun, Siibieite Der Honbol-,
nobe GborleSitrobe, fl bel Il; So.
emma DC. Short an Charles s.
&ermon, Siiooitieite Der Dolphin,
nabe Tipiiion Strobe, Is BEL 1916;
$1,000. fiH.
Heoemptoriiten al Sol. @olomam
9 @runoitiife; $10,500.
Sarrp s.. 9nfpen an @n1. g.
Siggs, iunx mcbrcre @runoitiide;
So. 5f,i f
Geo. 81. 0iiGerr etc. on Gbos. s.
German Siioieite Der 2orraineltr.,
nobe Dorf : Tooo, 14.3 bel 10, @rb5.
500; $1,000.
Worp %. Hciiin9er an Gbos. $.
SliiQlen, nlebrere @rlinb1tilde; So.
Charles $. Guielep etc. an "a.
pib 6. Wmilsbp etc, mebrere @rurlo.
itiide; $7225.St.
2ouiS 9. Mollpt an SSo6n 9onb
etc, @eitieite Ger Strider-, nobeMio.
iberitraBe, 1876 bel 100, @%runb5ins
$3.50; $1,000.
Slice $. Sooper al Cigar S.Sors
ner, Siibmeiticitc ber2inoen-gpenle.
nobc 2onpoleitraBe, 90 bel 1870; So.
Sobn Z. &oblbofer etc. an Manor
n,lo Staotrotb, Siiomeitieite Ser
Sort : Ipcnue, nobe Sort . StroBe
IL bel -, @rltuo5ins $36; $675.
Sarrp .. @eibea an Sonniel $.
&ittb etc. @eitieite Der Sillton.gpc.,
noDe 2cringtonitroBc, IA bel 90,
@rlrnb5ins $75; $500.
Gbos. $. Guiglep etc. al Bertha
q. Nppolo, 3 8runoitiide; $29S6.66.
Sronf @cbcr, 5eit.. @ouitr., an
Morp @ieicnboh, Morbmcltieitc ser
@op-, nobc GbcipitroBe, 10 bel 100,
@runo5ins $3.50; S..
Terlelbe olt SSronf @eber, Nor6.
lpeiticite Der @op-, nobe GbeuitroBc,
Is bel 100, @rlmb5ins $40; So.
George O.. Soffmon etc. al ,SSobn
{. Ieeb. Oitieite Der Sutton gpcruc,
nobe G~liitonitroBe, IA bel so, 0ro3.
$50; s..
@orino g.. @iIfion, 5ruitec, an
Gbas. y. @admol1 etc, mcbrcrc
@runoitiide; $ti00.
Samuel s. :, Wilipn an Charles
8. @riebt ETC, SIfieitc bcrYotteriou.
Tarf., nabe Tairmollnt , Tpenilc, tG
bel IS, @rnno5ins SIS; $1,000.
Charles s. eSoneS etc. an Worp 6,
Shed etc, Sitieite Der Montiorol
nabc Canton Mpcnue, 10 bel GO,
S%runo5ius $t3; $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-12
llnier StraBenbabn : 0rrfebr.
sluf bielen 2inien siemIi6 gutter
@etrieb. @ic Die @aggons
loilfen.

lalfen.
@ie ipobl SIR @eniige befannt lit,
limo bel Dem 9roBen granbe ni6t
MIR bie -&ouptbiireallr Der Stra,
benbobn . @eiellihaft I'M Gontinen.
tal . 8ebGuoe, ionbern au6 Die gro.
be &roftitation an Ser Yratt-, nabe
5reocriditraBe, oi~tsgebrannt unb
hoben Den bisber 10 nilSae3ei6neten
0ienit Der @eieaiboft polig Ia1nt.
gelegt. Sr. @m. u. Spuie, Der Sc.
neral . @eidaitsfiibrer, lit ieitbem
tbotiddliG Gag unb Iadt arf Den
geinen gctpeien uno bot gliidlid 10
ipeit Srbnluna in bos Chaos &C.
brod)t, oab ipenigitcns einiae oer2i.
MEN NIT Siilfe Scr GlcftrisitG. bon
Der Baltimore : Ohio 9obn" be-
trieben iperben. 9ie ~folgcnoen 81.
MEN iinb I'M 9ctricbe:
Grub Sill : Ipcnmc : 0inie
bon Der Yorf.S Citation burd Topette.
ltroBe, nod Canton, jeoe 4 Wimitet.
8ilmoritr. : 2inie pon DER
Eorf . Stotion 5,lm Motbbmiie ieoe
1 Winrten.
Garcpitraben .2inie = bon Scr
Eorf Stotion nod Sort McSenrp,
jeoc A Mimitcn.
2inoen : Mpennic . 2inie - bon
Der Norf Station sur Charles. uno
2eringtonitrnbe pia Sorotoga. nno
Gbnrlesltrobe; icbe 3 Mimatcn.
emory @rope . 2inie bon emo.
rp @rope Silr @barles- unb 2cring.
tonitraBe, pia Saratoea- u. CHARLES.
Strobe; icbc 90 Minuten.
G%onlonolon : Mpenue : Sinie -.
bon @albroof 5iir 5apctte- unb gu.
5ernelirobe; oIle A Minuten.
Sremont : Tpcnllc : 2inie = bon
Gorib . Gpelric uno Gborlcsitr. 5llr
@aliinloreitrobc mnb Sremont-g pe.;
ie6e Is Iinntcn.
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Name Soft" eeftriAen unb bafir
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TrnfsGnmpaanie,n.

Sruft>g ompasnie'n.
Sbs Seeuritb Storage &c 9ruff Cons
pam, 10. RorthzN penue. fertiat
9eitamente aus nnb funeirt als
Observation-Disclosures uno NuHs
labperipalterin.
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Sin, prGibents Sobn M6enrh
G4otmtiffer; s. q. WoIter. Sefr.s
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1919, HortbsNpenue
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