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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
VERMONT GIRL A HEROINE.
HsartwsIlville Girl Saves Valuable Records in
Springfield Fire

A girl born in the little village OF
Heartwellville in Readsboro perform
ed an heroic deed at the recent Ere in
Springfield, Mass, when the city hall
was burned. The loss to the city was
estimated at S125,000 without insur-
ance. The fire broke out at 1855
O'Clock. 1t caught in the Galatea IL
fusion show booth at the commercial
travellers club food fair in the city
hall and spread with fierce rapidity
through the bunting and irAammable
decorations. Some of the clerks in
the city hall offices were carried out
just as the flames enveloped the front
of the building.
Some remarkable feats OF heroisn
were performed. Miss Bertha Fuller,
clerk in the city clerks Office, knowing
that the records were of the greatest
value to the city, risked her life to
save them. She escaped when she re-
called that the records had not been
locked up, and she rushed back to shut
them in the big vault in which they
were found in good condition after the
tire. Mayor +. w. Dickinson and his
clerk, Miss Emory, had narrow es-
capes.
Miss Fuller's home is in Beartwell-
vile and she is now there on a vaca-
tion of three weeks. She had planned
to leave Springfield earlier bat on ac~
count OF her work deferred her depart
ure. The Springfield papers contain
ed portraits of Miss Fuller and extend
ed notices of her bravery. She has
lived in Springfield the past eight
years and has had position in the
city clerks Office two years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
STATE NEWS

The annual school census of the
city of Barre, as just completed by
James r. Mackay, shows that there
are 2,453 children in the city between
the ages of five and eighteen years, ala
increase of SO over the census of last
year. There is greater number of
boys than girls, the number OF boys
being l,240 and of girls 1,2l3.
Charles A. Smith of Barre overseer
OF the poor, in his annual report shows
that 1t has cost the city an increase of
100 per cent to keep its poor the past
year over the year before. The total
cost has been $6,9S5.67.
John p. Reando and Harriet M.
Tatro OF Stamford we're married in
North Adams, Mass, Monday evening
by clerk of the cour Edwin B. Cady
at his home. The bride Is IS years old
and 1t was her second marriage, her
first husband having died some time
ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
HANGINGYET
IMAGINATION
Sheriff Peck Annoyed By
False Stories
IS DEPUTIES ARE TO ASSIST
Entire Force of Windsor County
Officers Invited To Be
Present
IS DEPUTIES ARE TO ASSIST

Windsor, Jan 19.-Sheriif H. H..
Peck, who is in charge Of the execu-
ton Of Mrs Mary Rogers, which will
take place at the state prison February
3, said today that he had received no
communication from John N. Wood
fin OF Rutland, chairman of the board
of state prison directors, to the effect
that reporters will not be allowed to
witness the hanging.
Sheriff Peck expressed considerable
indignation at grossly incorrect
stories which have appeared in many
papers recently, and said that these
might tend to bring about the exclu.
sion OF newspaper men from the execu-
ton.
twas stated today that the gallows
rope with which the condemned woman
will be hanged has not been selected
as yet.
Former Sheriff w. F. Lowell of
Springfield has the rope which has
served in the last eight executions in
this state, and there is some talk of
using this on February 3.
Sheriff Peck announced today that
all the deputy sheriffs of Windsor
county, about 10 in number, had been
invited to witness the hanging. but it
was believed not all would attend.
The partial confession OF Mrs
Rogers was verified today, when it
was stated that she expressed her
sorrow for the crime to Chaplain ]. F.
Fuller of the state prison Saturday
last.
Mrs Rogers regular attendant has
been Rev T. p. Delaney of the
Catholic church, but until recently she
has not appeared Jealous in religious
matters. Il has not been decided which
OF the clergymen will attend the wo.
man previous to the hanging.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
MADE PETITION.
To Central Vermont tC Broad Guass Brattls-
boro & Whitehall Railroad.

Rutland, VT, Jan. 1S.-Fremont H.
Wright and V. S, Gallup, represent
ing large lumber interests inthe south
ern part Of the state, have petitioned
the Central Vermont 10 broad guage
the Brattleboro & Whitehall railroad
and extend it from Windham station
to Somerset, Stratton and other towns
in that section which have large tim
bered areas.
Mr. Wright represents $1,000 acres,
controlled by himself and the Batter
kim Lumber Co, of which he is presi-
dent, and Mr. Gallup, president OF the
Gallup Lumber Co., represents be.
tween 1000 and 5000 acres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
"CARNATlON LEAGUE"
Address By Mr. Merrill at the Y. N. c. A.
Sunday, Jan. 70.

About two years ago there was in
stituted Mckinley memorial known
as 1.-THE Carnation League of Ameri-
ca" the purpose of which is to com
memorate annually the life and works
of William Mckinley.
The fact that the carnation was Pres
ident McKinley's fayorite flower is the
reason Of its choice as a league sym
Dol to be worn on each Goth day of
January, the anniversary Of the late
presidents birth. The custom was
first observed in 1908.
The day will be observed here this
year by an appropriate address by j.
V. d S Merrill at the YMCA rooms
in the afternoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20

Windsor, Jan 1S.-Notwithstand
ing the efforts OF various women's or
CARNATIONS TO save the life of Mary A.
Rogers, preparations for the execution
move along silently.
Much of the newspaper comment up.
on details and arrangements for the
execution is regarded as laughable by
Sheriff Peck and his deputies. "De.
tails" said Sheriff Peck, that have
not even thought of appear in print;
matters that have not even discussed
with my most intimate associates as
deputies have been discussed.
''ln regard to the date of the execu-
ton, the order and sentence of the
court in this case plainly reads 'on the
brst Friday in February 1906. This
brings 1t to Feb 3, not Feb 5, as has
been incorrectly stated. 1t does not
and never did name date other than
in these terms.
1.-The death warrant is not a formid.
able-looking legal document. A glance
at the outer protecting paper would
hardly reveal that the contents of the
little, long, narrowly folded document
was the order to hang by the neck
until dead human being. The var.
rant is plainly and neatly typewriter,
on legal paper bearing the seal of the
state of Vermont in the upper left hand
corner. One feature noticeable in the
document is that the name throughout
reads Mary M. Rogers not Mary A.
Rogers. The only ink on the document
is the signature of the clerk OF the
court. The time is between the hours
of l and 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
This feature is regretted as those con.
nected with the execution, as one hour
is limited time in case of any unfor-
seen casualty,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
WOULD LIKE TO SAVE HER.
Gov Bells Remark on Leaving the Cell Of
Mary Rogers.

AS Governor Bell was leaving the
death cell of Mary A. Rogers, who is
10 be hanged in the state prison at
Windsor, February 3, he remarked
solemnly, 81 wish Icould save her."
The governor visited the condemned
woman in response to letter that she
wrote asking for a reprieve, and beg
ging that he come to see her. The
governor sand the letter was wonderful
and far above any expectations he had
Of the kind Of letter she could write.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
Weather.

Fair tonight and Sd turday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
CASSIUS R. PECK APPOINTED.
Named as Assistant United States Attorney for
Oklahoma.

Washington, Jan 19.-Cassius r.
Peck, who recently went from Burling-
ton to Oklahoma, has been appointed
assistant United States attorney 10
that territory. The appointment was
secured by Senator w. p. Dillingham;,
Mr. Peck is a son of Cassius Peck,
superintendent OF the Vermont expert
ment farm at Burlington, and for
many years well known resident of
Brookheld.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lang
remedy and on account OF the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar, many invitations are offer
ed for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. 1t is
mildly laxative. 1t contains no OPT
ates and is safest for children and DEL
icate rerons. Sold by B. A. Quin
an.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices To-day On'Nsw York Exchange
At Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported at
noon by j. r. Williston & Co., of
Nassau street, New York city to the
Bennington Security company are as
follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
SEVERAL INJURED.
Bad Wreck on Boston & Main Road Near
Durham, N, n.

Durham, N. H., Jan 2O:-The Sun.
rise express, on the Boston & Maine
road was wrecked near here. Twenty
persons were injured, four seriously.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20

7 AM now taking orders for strawberr v
i plants. fruit and ornamental trees a,
Shrubbery: Spring delivery. c. Ainswortn
81. w. Main st
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-20
FOR SALE
TO RENT

fJNO RENT.-DesrablG enements, ofiees ami
Z. Hawks, 206 North st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
7is 8enlenpcit III "a Nuca.

Banana a, %. &uni. 4 Nelle
Gntlpidclunqen be5ii0Iih Oc9 Safes
pom 9cl,lcnpcit III Ga 9ocn, mcld,ca
lu1tcr cine itrenge CuorantGnc &c.
ItcQt lit. lillo nid)t 5> ocr5cid)nen.
Iurd cincn ppll Der EoIiici Scr &o.
nolionc gcbiloctcn GorOou lit oacr
Ncrfcbr nit Ga 9oco lmtcrbrod)cn.
Sic pronlptcn unO mirtiumcu Wob,
rcocln, ipcld)c bon Dem 0bcr Surli.
t0ts . 9conlten Der Zone, 0bcrItca
@orooa. getroifen porOcn iinO, int
ocn oIlacmcinc Hncrtcmm0. ". e.
Mooo6uru, meld)cr Der &cOoftion ota
Banana Stor" mo rNcrol0" an.
acb6rtc, lit 0citerll Nbcro 0~citorben.
San Sole, Gotta Rico, %.
,Mlni. Sic Hr0icrmnQSbeb0rocll
uon Sofia Hico bobcn tclcaropbiid)e
9tudrid,tcn ans Banana crboltcn.
iuonud, BORT Die @culcnpcit bcrriht,
&n Iolac Geiien linO it,oric Guo.
runtGncnnoBregcln 0cgcn Sd)iiic aus
Ocn &Gicn ser N@cpubIit Eononnc
0Ctroiicn morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
ShIiffsnad,rid,tcn.

Ncm 9orf, %. Suni. - Der
0umpicr ,Gitto 81 Nopoli" BON &c
mo lit olgctommcn,
Nbgciobrcn limo ioIGctoc0 onpfcr:
.Sombura" nod) &amburg, ga Cor
roinc" nodJ SABRE uno DFrln5eB
Nlicc" mad Bremen.
QuccnStomu, 20. Sum. -
Nbgciobrcn iino Ole Onmpicr n9toorO'
louo" not YbiloOcIpbio uto vNtuie.
tic" nod) 9tcp Oorf.
GDcrbourg, %. Sltni. - Der
Gumpicr .anilcr @ilbclm Der 3uci,
tc" ilbr nod) Nciu. 2)orf ob.
Ger Compiler n@roBer auriilrlt
troi BON 9tew. Dorf cin uno illbr nodl
Bremen mciter.
&umburg, %, Sluni. - Ter
0nmpicr ,QCitld)lono lit bon Nelu.
Dorf bier ongctommcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
*** @ie an nnoercr Steae bcS


vGeutiden Gorrciponoellt'n" bertd)'
tet, finoen oiid oieicS Sobr hte poplls
lGren Bon Son Grfurlioncn I!o't.
9ei oenieI6en miro oilh NnndrollS
berilbrt. annopoli8 lit elmer Der
Ennfte bon gr0Btcm Sntcrelie ii illl'
Ierem Stoote, GA MtiGioner non GOl'
lors fir oie Slotten. gfooemie. oo8
Stantsgeb1uoe uno piele otl0cre Of.
fentli6e Gnlo9en berouSgobt lnitr.
ben. Saun Die Die 9ui Iid) bilnudI.
5eroen weiBfommigen @eGen, 8eIt-
Hiper, @ole3piae, GboIf Eoint urb
Die Sal5liiit, meIde S~auienoen bon
2euten &rdftigung 9eipGbrt. Ger po-
pul1re 9ompfer oemmo @ilt5"
fabrt ieoen Wontag, Mitttpod nlS
Sreitag s ubr 8orm., Sumitogs I'M
1890 Nadm. bon Der 2igbtitrabe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
SerIanst: Traucn mnb RGSheH


Wcflnnnt' 90
Sine SrnI sum 9Hnffen. NiigeIn uno tifr ole
Wdnhen fir ole Sausarbeit in elmer %Ilelltelt
%,S1rnilie; gutter 9obu. Tdd6utrngeu BET !. Gil9
Hoioion. Hurtlssuenuc uno 10. StraRe.
U79-S1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
Ibiubrtstasc Der Granddaughter bon
WclusWDrf.

Goupier Settle" am 30. SUM-
nod 2ipcrpool.
0on1pfcr Pretoria" am 1. Sui
nod SnmburJ.
9ompier oGompania" om |. Sllli
nod 2iperpool.
0ompicr .Weloba" AM /. SltIl
nof 2onoon.
0ompier st. gaill" am /. Sui
nod Soutbonpton.
9ompfer r3eelono" ant 1. SuIi
nod gniiuerpen.
9ourpier .Soiier @iIbeIm" otn 4.
SuIi nod Bremen.
Gnnpfer rSceonic" ont 5. Srli
mad 2ipcrpool.
0ompicr .Tooroom" ant 5. Srli
nod Hottcroom.
0ampIer nGitto 81 RopoIi" an ..
Sltli nod Renpel uno @enuo.
Compiler ~llniteo StotcS" am 5.
Suli nod aopenbugetl.
9ompier Bremen" on1 6. Sui
nof Bremen.
9ompier nBliiber" oin 6. Sull
mad Sonlburg.
3ompicr ga @aScogne" am &.
Srli noh SoDre.
9ompfer nYuriiiun" om g.. Srli
nad) Glasgow.
0ambier n@rof Noloeriee" am 8.
Slili nod Sunbrrg.
Gompicr o~llnlbria" ont s. Suli
nud) 2%ibcrpooI.
9ompier minneapolis" ont s.
SrIi mad 2onoon.
9ompicr oRep'gorf" ant s. Slili
nod Soutbomrton.
9ompier ,6inlono" am 8. SrtIi
nod antluerpen.
9ompfer .Srene" orn 8. Sltli mad;
Rcopel uno @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
Tnftiuns @erfaufc.
ndtutto

Hctnuutmuduna.
Ter Nufttone.@eriani non ganpIdHeu tn Bites
ptilt, iueldler In Tplae Htgene Ueridiuben
ipnrbt, finbet itntt am nadiiteu Samitna.
otn I. Snit, > llhr 8admitiuas. YaupinFe
Muenne.
40 Sinh bel 2t0. $50 unb 262 Sub 1iefc. init
her Srpnte an Snbbrupfs NIB Sburdi,Apenue in
bcr Gidbe bon Sirbct, Sdulen. Ruifamt. GdOcn.
ScIepbou etc. Inaren6eloe @runoiifidc nit ieis
uen COTTAGES bebuut. Slite ginhharihaft, Dor
SiiaIites ySaiicr. cut mucaOumiIirtc Ncuc. auto
Srdiniring. eIettriidt Giht 6ouutb Stcucrit
etc. @Iepnntc Hage tir 8obn5tuedc oocr ais
Sdpitdls Nrlnpe.
GfrfuufshcoinpullQet: Bnnr. Sepontrunp bon
$50 fir ieben Nnupln6.
1anieI u. 1wner. IA Cfteeringiun. ctr.
1872
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bier Wontag Sen II. Sunni, 8ornlit.
toos nm 10 llbr; fir 8robbrltonnien
uno Srlono 9ienItog uno 6reitog
I'M 6 llbr Mbenos.
0mnpfcr iobrcn bon Gcp-Yorf ab,
mcrn nift onocrS ongcgeben.
Srens.atIartiibe SO It.
Ireitoa - itnt I llbr glberoS nod
europa per Gompier st. Toill" plo
Ilpmoutb uno G%bcrbourg Woltlod)en
nod, 9iperpool, Sdottlonb nno Sr-
Iono miiiieli per ct. Saul" ooreIlirt
icin).
Wontoo, Sen 8. Suli - I'M Z l(br
g(bcnbS nod europa per Gompier
.aoilcr g9iIbelm Der @roBe".
Soft iir Q ii .. unb Central.
Imerifo. 8eitinbien etc.
Sreitag nm 3 llbr Nod)mltto9S
nod Sonloico per GumpIer bon 30
Iton; llnt 10 llbr gbenOS nod Ncil'
Tunolono per 9ompier pSilpia";
nod1 Curacao, Colombia uno Sene.
5ltclo per 9ompier o3nlla"; nod)
Torto Hico per 0nmpicr .Goonro"
pio Gan ,Silou; nod Cuba per Cant
pier yWterico".
Die Boit nod ~RellIunoIonb, bio
Iorb.Sioneb, mo nod YtiqueIon,
pio 9oItorl, iblieBt bier tGglid I'M 3
llbr Iohmitta9S; noh Cuba, bio
Campo, SIa., tGglid Inn 1 llbr Nat).
mittogs; nod Sououros, Gotta 8ica,
Guatemala, Ynnonta mo Der 8onol.
sonc, pia 9elu.S orleans, tG9Iid) uul
8 llbr gbenoS.
Grams. y ocific- q o Il.
Sonmtoq - nm 7 llbr Ibenb@
toh Den YbiIippiucn mo @ilom, pio
Gan francisco.
Trcitoa - INN 7 llbr Nbcn0@ noh
SSopon, Goreo, Gbino uno fir ipc5tcu
aorc'ltrte Folt'od)cn l11d) oetl FDlltp'
pincnL pio Tacoma.
Die Yoit nod) Ncu.S ecIono, gift
ltrolicu, NeltGuleoonicm Sonoo 1t.
Soiuoii pio Gan SronciSco idIicBt
bier tGolid) nm Z llbr N6cn0S btbS
gum 10. Sum-.
Die Srons.Eociiic.Eolt miro tag.
lid allni gbgongs'Sofcn beiorbert,
uno sic 3cit oes FoltidlniicS lit 10
arronQirt, ooB cine ununterbrodcne
llcbcrIono . @cforoerung erm09Iidt
iuiro.
8. Sail Sarri&
BoItmciItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30

sen ocItern pom Iftllor 6C3 Common
Ylcu$- @eriftS olt@9cltcllt:
Charles Itfinicn %, unb @cllIob
NJ. HouS, % Sabre alt; &iccu5 &c.
bolt pon Charles HtttlOn gtr. 1913,
Y4cit S%urotogoltr.
@urnct ". gtfilon 2L mo &cous
ncttc vi. 1itIolp, % Sabre olt; &icenS
Qcbolt BON Bates Gtti'ouL Nr. 1ii9,
g&cIt 2onlbor0ltr.
@coroe e. 5rdnd, 81, mo GIoro
Nc. Well, - Sabre alt; Hlccn5 Gcbolt
BON @ccrgc MeN, Mr.. 25lG, NolinS.
ltroBc.
g4iaiom &.@ioqonu %, mo 6ron.
cca 9oluers. - Sabre olt; Hiccn5 &c
bolt bon @illiom $, SiOgon, Nr.S33,
Sinocns Npenltc.
@oltcr IS. &ugbc3 p, mo Wtor'
Qurct q. @ruolen % Sabre olt; 81
ccrS gebolt pom @iuiom E.@ore Nr,
80, YorfinItr.
@iaiom I. @ia, 81, mo Iricl Z.
Stcuena, 30 Sabre olt; Hiccn6 9ebolt
Don Sobn Wc6obIou, Mr.. 1itl, Gcn'
troll Npc.
Wiuiom u. u. airdcr, 81, II. Oio.
m g. &orncr. - Sabre oft; Siccnj
0cbolt pom y8iaiom e. u. &lrder.
@corgc e. 9nopp. IS, mo Wnrp
u. Gonnclp, - Sabre oft; Hiccn5 ge'
bolt BON George 4. &nnpp, Galpc'
burg, @oItimorcsGountp.
Charles e. Wtiacr, -, uto gnnic
@cbcr, 10 Sabre olt; Slccnj gcbolt
BON Sbcooor WteDer.
Wifocl ). Morun, y, rnb loretta
Grimes, tS Sabre olt; Eiccn5 0ebolt
bon Srou @ilcS, Nr. III NltlIcu'
ltrabe.
%obn 9. Sfmltd, 80, mo Worgo.
ret 4. Wpmcn. 30 Sabre oft; Siccnj
gcbolt pom u. $. Ytc@innlS, Nr. 20,
SItsSruntllnltroBc.
2ouiS Sbroutner, -, mo Si55ic
Wolon, 20 Sabre oft; Hicen5 gcbolt
BON Sobn 6rcocrid, 9tr. A. 9cloir'
Npcnltc.
@cor0c Z. 5bmo0, 80, uto SOlliIc
&. @clnids, 20 Sabre oft; Sicen5 ge-
bolt bon ". s.. 8ombriQ, Vrootlpn,
Ntb.
GoWuro .. @inflcmon, -, mo
Carrie Srpin, 70 Sabre oIt; Siccll5
ocbuIt bon G0moro y. Wlntlenloll,
&orrisbur6, 40.
Robert y. Corbcrt, -, lrrb Oto'
mic 2.alen, 70 Sabre olt; Hlccni &c
bolt bon Hobert y. Jorbcrt, Nr.2S30,
Suntingoon.Apc
,SontcS 9. @iIron, %. mo Gu9cltio
NJ. Golbp. % HSobre oft; &icen5 ge'
bolt BON &oiepb U. SoIlon, Nr. 1901,
9toro- SlltonsNOc.
g9iQiom y. Son6crS, 30, II. Sinoo
NJ. 1lipp 80 Sabre oft; Siccn5 &c
bolt bon Milliom y. Son0erS,
@bitc Stonc, go.
Goluin 8oooCB, %, mo NgrcS
9olomel, % Sabre alt; Siccn6 gebolt
bon glir @oOoeb, Nr. 81, NorosSlll'
ton. gtpcnle.
Scnrp Y. 2cncuiobn, IS, uno6un.
ME 9oer, % Sabre oft; Sicen5 gcbolt
BON :. q. GbeBIcr, Nr. 1909, Sit.
Voltimorcitr.
9tiholos EopcIiL %. mo WurD
II. 5onlor, 81 Sabre oft; Hicen5 &c.
bolt bon 1bomoa VI. Campbell, Nr.
1909, WtcGuQobitr.
Charles ". Snlltb, %, mo Marie
Wt. a%oncnoun, 81 Sabre olt; Hicen5
acbolt bon Charles ". Smitb, Nr.
297, Holon0.Nuc.
Mnbrelp Niortinlcn, ri, nno Nina
gnocrion, y Sabre oft; Sicen5 &C.
holt BON glnorclu Wortlnien, Nr. 800,
Siios 0rouOiu0O.
Ssfor q. 1Ionncrp, q, nno elilo'
BETH 9. ani0bt, % Sabre oft; Sicen5
oebolt BON eugene ID. 5lannern Nr.
SS4. @eit.2 omborHlir.
Robert :. Gon %. rno @roee N.
Sitf, 22,Sobrc alt; Slcen5 gebolt BON
Hpbcrt Z. Iou, Sutbitrp, Vo.
YriefbefDrbernng nadJ oem AnSlnnoe.
M..aI..S;s4o Roit fir Aip NIT Apm
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WriefbefSrbernna uad) bem NnSlanbe.

MusIanoiide goit fir Die NIT Dem
1. Si,li enoenoe @ohe idliebt bier
Gin alien 5dacn piinftlid) fpie folst:
Bodet goit 1T offen bon 8 nbr
8ormittaas bis 5 llbr abenos tas.
lid, (ausaenontmen Sonntaes).
Iodet.IpIt fir 2eutihlano itIieBt
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reiner 01offa 26Hac. bis &c; Saba
uno Moffa, gemiiht, 251ac. bis 26c.;
SABA, gcmiidt 2412c. bis 25c.; reiz
ner Morocaibo 2112c. bis 22c.;
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3O.idhrinc YrnTis.

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beilt tllrd) mcinc tbatiddlid wultOer.
bar erfoI9rcidle neue briciIide Sc.
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,Sn pcrfanicn pecr III n~erpadltcn.

3n p%ertauiru pecr III oerpadlten In Baltimore:
Sin an Der @ifeubabu e~elegcneS @ruuoftiid.
fir 6ahrifs YnInget puiieno. 9iGt menoe itb
fir ooGe InsInttt 1n oen @tgenthitIner. Z.
3olpnieno, VII. 10, SiiosGennihtonni aIuenne,
Htianttrs0tth. Heu 'Serien. t76-Sb)
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nit Rferhen linl5ugcbet pctR. q Sabre nlt.
itht Ncitditigu1g irgcrlh pcldler Nrt. Siicrtett
inter Gbiffrc "a. ". II" an ben -Seniiden
Sprreipunoent". tSO-D
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at 6112, cin @oggon Gcnilhtcr ST
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Canton nab 6tgtIaRbfsD +.
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3. Ctr. II. Sditselbe., Canton.
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Ginaitutne ieben 9onnerftag abeno. -
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gr. 2f8, @Iab', nabe SoWarosStrabe.
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fir @cT6dftsIeute bon t1.S0 Rornl. bis
Q llbr Gnhmitings. 1eIepb0n q. & Y.
Dit. Bernon 300S-T. (U(dr32)