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The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-16
UNITED oIhIEs bhhNIH
ROYAL lNSua ANCE CO.
OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1908
Real Estate owned by the Company,
unincumbered t2,576,et So
Loans on bonds and mortgages
first liens) 320,too co
Stocks and Bonds owned by the
Company. Market value, 42l9,l53
Cash in ompany's principal office
and In bank. 422 .382.l,
Interest due and accrued 6l.0t9.0l
Premiums in due course of collection, 792. 79s "a
Other property. 4s52e.39
Aggregate of all the admitted assets
OF the Go. At their actual value, ss,4S .s22 q
LIABIL TIES. DEC. 81, 1904.
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims. A4J0,i1902
Amount required to safely reinsure
all outstanding TlsFs, 4534 33s g.
All other demands against the Com-
pany VIZ: commissions. etc 4l9.s6s GO
Total amount of liabilities, except
capital stock and bet surplus. 5,3'4.3S3 "a
surplus beyond capital. sos, 439 Is
Aggrt gate amount Of liabilities, III
GLIDING net surplus, ss4i0 81 g.
N<><N>N~>~
Insurance Agent,
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-16
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF the

Pkhams Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where others FaH
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
CHAPTER TX.

DESCRIBES "A ROADSIDE MEETING,
A WARNING, AND A FLIGHT.
When Tonti had breakfasted the
next morning he explained to Pompon
the nature of his drive, and ordered
him to have coach waiting in front
of the Louvre at II o'clock. He then
sat down and wrote a letter to La
Sale, explaining everything, leaving
to him whatever share of the buried
treasure Pompon was willing to give
him. and wishing him well in his ex-
plorations and expressing sincere re-
gret that a question of honor had come
up for settlement just as they were
about to start. He sealed and adj
dressed it, with instructions to Pom
pom to deliver same in case of his
death. He then divested himself of
portion of his clothing and practiced
Tor full hour making passes, feints,
and guards. so that his joints and
muscles would not be stiff when the
time of need arrived
Pompon, who had been sent to order
coach, not having returned and if
now being a few minutes before II, he
left note of farewell for him on the
table, and. girding on his sword, placed
the handkerchief with the letter or"
upon it within his bosom and left the
house. Luckily he had brought his
cloak with him, for he found upon
reaching the street that a fine rain
was falling. At the Louvre he found
coach waiting, and he was soon roll
ing across the nearest bridge, through
the Porte Dauphin, along the Rue du
-Four and into the Rue de Chase
Mldy then past the establishment of
Les Religieuses du st. Esprit to the
Chemin de Clamor. By this time the
city was left behind and they drove
through a sparsely built suburban re-
Gion. back of the Convent des Char
treuses. The open fields in this quar-
ter were favorite duelling grounds, es-
pecially those about a slight eleva-
tion of ground called Mont Parnasse,
which they now approached
Knowing that the carriage contain
ing the Comte de Miron would soon
meet his, and that the collision which
was to be the preteXt of the duel was
imminent, he withdrew the handker-
chief from its hiding-place and kissed
1t gently before returning it. Then
having loosened his sword in ita
sheath, he awaited the end impatiently.
PressRly he heard the warning shouts
of his driver, mingled with oaths and
tmprecations from another tongue. A
few seconds later came shock that
almost threw him from his seat. The
coach stopped and, alighting, he fourd
the vehicle with which they had col
lidod on its side in the ditch, with the
comta de Miron climbing through it's
OPEN door, face spattered with mud
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
Historic RuiIding.

For nearly 400 years the old "Ship-
ping House." at the end of the Breite
Strasse Broad Street, at Lubeck, has
perpetuated the days of the Hansa,
when the Baltic town was the first
city of Germany and the word Lubbock
Shipping association was law. AL
though originally organized for benev-
olent and religious purposes, this guild
waXed SO strong in the course of time
that it actually exercised the func-
tions of court of justice in the lat
ter part of the sixteenth century and
the beginning Of the seventeenth
From Lubbock Shipping House." by
Hugo Erichsen, in Four-Track News.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
Cheering Him Up.

"Ye-es," Mr.. Billings said, reluctant
ly, in reply to his friends remark that
Mrs. Joyce was IAN awfully sweet lit
tie woman" $50 cheerful! Always
sunny; always looking on the bright
side!" Billings friend continued, en-
Enthusiastically.
There's such a thing as overdoing
that bright side business" said Bill
lings. The other night was up there
and Joyce--You know how absent
minded he is?-put the lighted end of
his cigar in his mouth. He jumped
three feet, and was little noisy for a
minute. Right in the midst of it all
Mrs. Joyce smiled blandly, and said:
How fortunate you were. dear, TO
discover it at once!"-Youths Com
panion.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
ITO Be Continued
Pride of Profession.

Old Barney Maguigan was as well
known on his sweep stretch" as the
bluecoats on the beat AS his work
became somewhat burdensome with the
increase of years, the residents of the
neighborhocd urged the employment of
an assistant. Barney did not look upon
the suggestion with much favor-it
savored too strongly of the time when
he should be laid on the shelf, but
he consented to the trial of a new
hand at last, and a stout youth was
engaged whose broom made quick work
of the leaves and litter. "Yessir," Bar
ney admitted, reluctantly, a few morn
ings later, when asked by an old friend
if he did not find his assistant a good
worker, 'yessir there's no use deny
ing he's got the muscle to swing a
broom in the open: but man alive!
when it comes to the fancy touches
round lamp-post or a sewer mouth,
why, he's no good at all!"-Youth's
Companies.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
g~N
. A ROSE OF N
NORMANDY !
By
WILLIAM 2. A. WILSON
- KS
CHAPTER VIII. CONTINUED.
By
WILLIAM z. A. WILSON

NIlEtI I'm Ill
"a contemplate dog that" he said,
looking steadily at him, who would
subject a lady to such indignity and
alarm; worthy only to be spat upon"
The topic of conversation changed,
and Tonti prey to mixture of emo
tions. wishing TO be alone, sauntered
slowly away from the circle where he
had been. A moment later hand was
laid upon his shoulder and a voice
deep with passion exclaimed:
You may have an opportunity to
spit upon the contemplate cur you
mention, sir capitaine, or be appro-
priately spitted by my sword" and at
the same instant a gauntlet was
thrown at his feet.
Tonti looked up, and seeing it was
the Comte de Miron who spoke, care
fully brushed away at the spot on his
shoulder where his fingers had rested
and replied contemptuously:
You know the recent edict of the
king against duelling; you are safe in
your offer"
The Co1te flushed. Drive in q
coach tomorrow at noon along the
Chemin de Clamar; l shall meet you
coming from the other direction. Our
drivers can be instructed to collide op.
postte Mont Parnasse; we can leap
forth, and with the collision as a pre-
text we can fight as though it were a
sudden matter. No seconds need be
present, so that none may know"
Il accept" exclaimed Tonti, picking
up the glove.
With swordo?" asked the Comte
With swordu"
"A l'outJdnce"
ITO tho very death"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-10
,ns<T-TTrst&y ..
<~T ~Ts> ~ L<<T S18@V
A CONFESSION.

Dear little boy. with wondering eyes
That for the light of knowledge yearn,
Who have such faith that l am wise
And know the things that you woul
learn.
Though oft shake my head and smile
To hear your childish questions flow,
I must not meet your faith with guile;
l cannot tell, do not know.
Dear little boy. with eager heart,
Forever on the quest of truth,
Your riddles oft are past my art
70 answer to your tender youth.
But some day you will understand
The things that now 1 cannot say,
When life shall take you by the hand
And lead you on It's wondrous way.
Dear little boy. with hand in mine,
Together through the world we fare,
Where much that l would fain divine
| have not yet the strength to bear.
Like you with riddling words l ask,
Like you l hold another hand,
And haply when l do my task.
I, too. shall understand.
p Macarthur, in Youths Companion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-27
ShiffSnadlridltcn.

GGcr6ourA 26. Npril. - Ger
Compiler o&oiicr 8ilbcml Der @ro.
&c" BON Bremen nod Ncw Norf be,
Ittnnnt, iltbr lUcitcr.
2tpcrpooL rs. glpril. - 9tu0c.
fonmcn bon Mem Dort lit ocrGant.
pier oWtojeItic,"
gtem Yorf, 26. Npril. - &on
9lntpcrpcn cinactroifcn lit Der Cam.
pier ,Ncocrlun0."
Nbgcfobrcn: Die Compiler o9foor.
oom" uod 9iotteroonL n2om6or0iu"
nod &copel uuO @enuo, Baltic"
nud Siucrpnol uno oS9cor ser 3pci.
tc" nod Copenhagen.
GucenStomn II. 26. Ipril.
Ger Compiler oSpcrnio" lief nadl
@olton aus.
Sout6omp ton. 26. Nlpril. -
2tod 9}em p Yorf in Sec 0ing bcutc
Scr Compiler oaoiier H8ilbeIm scr
@roBe."
St5oro, 26. Npril. - Ger Dam.
pier go Sopoie," BON l}clu Norf
nod Sabre coniignirt, puiiirtc.
NcopeL 26. Npril. - Nitoefont.
men BON gtcm 9ort iii Der Gontpicr
oAepublic."
Nuprc, u. Npril. - Nbocfobren:
Compiler rSornotion" nod Mont.
rcol.
Ncm Dorf 2G. gGpril. - Der
Gompfcr 99orboroiio" bon 9rcmc,t
crreid]tr Oen biciigcu &oicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-27
GtaOtiide gcrurSnnuaen.


DoDcn 9etrag errei6t bot fir Die @inl6Iuug
Der inter bieicr Seruronltng berausgabteH Gblis
~AatioHeu bel nereU Scrful8ett ioI Die 3ublnHQ
elmer idbrlihel Sllutrltc fir ole glnbduTitg be-
tdAtefl IiiaunnsfuHoS a%uiboren.
Srpeno ipelBe 9rdmie iiber Den Burisggertb
iracno tpeIber Cbligatioucn. ole aus Dem Der
tnui irae16 lpCtbcr 0icfer Sbligutionen renIiz
int pcrbcu nInn. luu In Den b|eidgten 1ilgnnoss
iono citgc5dBIt lpcrocrt mo etien S6eiI ~ociiel6en
bilocU.
1, A6fhuitt. limo es ipirb ferner berfiat,
6dB otele grroro1una oert GeicBltb b~eiuaten
~Stimmacberu Der Stuot Baltimore bel Der am
9icnitaq, Dem 5pcitcH 1age oeS Mai I'M Sabre
tg05 in Der Stabt Baltimore uh5nbdlteuoeu
2Babl sur 9%lnnu5nlc oocr stOIcbnl1g uuterbreitct
pcroc1 loI.
;. 96imnitt. - llno c5 mirb fcrner berfiiet,
Dab cine gtbi0rift oiefer 8croroning nit YIN
edbc Der 3cit Der Nhbdltling beidgtcr 29ubG in
luentgiten5 bier bcr tigltb in Der Staot Naltis
more erl6ctncuocn 3cltlirGe1 6ucl WInl pro
2SoNe pabrcuo 5pci gSo6cH bor beingier gSdbl
uerOitcntlthi mcroCu iuu.
Ycllattlt auI 20. Miur8 1905.
s.. Giug SimnnuS, Wlubpr.
SIR cine BCtrclc 9tbibrifi. %. llIar4 1905.
6arrp q. 8Ouper, Jtc1i'trator.
ClpriI17 .20.2l2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-27

ien, murbe I'M criten 3iueige oitf PIT
trag Oea 6rn. Bomb an 0oS Gomitc
fir SerfebraDcge DPrlpieien. Gr
logtC, ueridieoene promitente Geo.
meter bdtten lid 9egcu peri6ieoenc
9eItinmlngen Der 8orloge olt5qe-
iproden lno miinidten Dor Dem So.
mite jlt cri6cincn. Sic &croromng
bat Den 5lUeitcn 3lpeig bereit5 poiiirt.
YnqcnOmm men.
Sm crltcn RutbS5luciQc uurocn oic
&erorOnungcn, $tS5,00O 5t pcrluiI-
ligcu fir Den Ban Der neuen oitlidcn
b0bcrcu E0fterifuIe unO uue lett
20 &obrcu I'M @cbroud bciin0lidcn
@ripatitroBcn fir 0ffcntlihe itG0ti.
Idle StruBcn 5l erfIdrcu ongcnonl-
men.
Ger 5lucitc 3lpeia p%oiiirtc Ole fol
acll0cn &orloarn in oritter &ciun9:
&rn. i. y. @ulmi0cr 5l crlolbclL
uor icinent @ebduoc, 9tr, 800, g8cIt-
6opctteitroBc, Elm clcttriidc2 Sir.
mcuidil0 5l erridten;
Der nNaeO YcopIe'S Outing Giio-
citation" fiir Den %. 3uni mo DEM
oGbriition Gnoeopor" sGomitc fir
Den s.. <li ben Gi96reher o2otrobe"
o0cr Ocn Gi9brcdcr r9IuuopoIi8" fir
cine Grfltriion sur frcicn &erfiigung
81 itcQen;
oen 9ei6mB fiir Ole Grri6trng
zines (rint6rlnucna an ser Ode
BON Yotterion-Yor -2lpenue lulO Ga
fopettc.gpemlc 3u w%iOerrtfen;
oic SolGrc Der Hcinigcr ocrOIQrftc
5lt crb0ben.
Sdle6tc Tu@iihter.
Die SGreiber'ide @|oaporlaac olli
Die lonac @ont SIT ihic6en lit gliid,
lid qcllutQcn. Gic 8%eroronln0
mur0c om 0icnitog bonn Gonite fir
&crfebr9neQr nit onoert6olb Gut
5eno Announcements al Den Stoot.
@roflrotor nerpicien, uuo Scr 5lpcitc
3meig nobm oui Nntrog oc9 &rn.
Giienbronot cincn @eihhlB an, &rn.
@rrcc criil6cno, iid NIT ser @cors
beituna Der &croronung SIT beeilen.
@eiteru 2tbeno ontportetc @r. Bruce
Dem 3peia, CT bobc ben mn Gile BIT
tcnocn 9eihluB friiber crbolten, ais
0ic &%crorouuq iclbit.
&crlon8en 6IoGBen SIT
ii If.
&r. YIott rcidtc inn 5wcitcn 3rpci-
&c cincn &cld)luB elm, Ger @cicQs
idoft ser &etcroucn oc9 mcrifoni-
id)en arieQe9 Die bon Oerielbeu Der
Stuot gcitiitcten 6loggcn 5uriid SIT
critattcn, ga Die @eieaidoft oieielben
Dem oSmit6ionion &nititut" in
&Soibington 5t iibergcbcn miini6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-27
0a5 9fdtblel beg
u&otben 20wen,"
g3omdn pen @cr6nrO Stein.

Gr befab bdun Rem S6rei6tiI6, 5uq
Die S6u6laoen ouf, burhIu6te bas
qanse MDbeIitiid-teine Spur BON
elmer 8rieftaiHe, aber aud ni4t Oa8
gerinq1te Qn3cihen zines fremoen Gins
critics,
.MuBte 5cmano babon, onB sic
bas 8elo I'M S6rci6tiia uuf9ebOben
bdtten?"
.g}ein.~
n@uBtc 5emano, baB @ie iopier
@eIO nit Iia fijbrttn?"
Scr Dirt6 fab 9eItern bic Brief
taife uno Sperm &riiger babe i6 ges
iaqt, lpiepiel Ie ent6ieIt."
.6a6en Sie einen OieIer Serren i'm
@eroa6t2"
.0os tann i5 ni6t iagen. Sd babe
due 0elt uno yliemQnO i'm 8eroa6t."
Ser 4pIi3eileutnant ging erregt unb
ratblos i'm Simmer bin uno Der, be-
trottete nod eirmaI ben Rdum unb
bic W}66eI unb ia9te enoli9: yW&ein
6err, id fam in Der Sadie OorIdufig
nidts tbun, ais Tie ben betreffenben
8ebDroen 3u pciterer 8~e6anoIung
iiberqeben. sic iprehen ia au6 teinen
beitimmten @eroodt gegen ir9enb Sc
manb aus, uno 6err Weigel 1T mir
peri6nli2 betannt. Wpqen sic bier
in bieiem 3immer peiter pO9nen bleis
benz"
o9o8 piro nun ni9t ge6en," Iagte
6epocmoun reIignirt.
.S6Dn, oann nil ib ben S9rei6s
tiId uno ba5 3inmer ~porldufig unter
Sie9el IeQeu. Sic tommen pieaei6t
nit ullf mein Bureau, oumit mir Sbre
@n3eige ausfiibrli4 5u Papier brins
gen"
ga mar mirtli9 ni9t5 onoeres gu
tbun, oa8 ia6 6epoemunn Elm. Mit
einem Seuf3er ieBte er ieinen 9ut duf
unb griff nu9 ieinem a0ffer6en. 9d
flog ibm plDBli4 elm @ebante bur4
ben &opf.
nUas bin t6 i6utbi9, 9err Wirtb?"
Iluglt u.
80, Das brauGeu mir nidt 5u 0er>
re6nen," meinte Weigel Drumming.
ny}ein, nein," io9te 6eDOemam ents
fdieoen, lid bin tein 3e6preaer, i'd
min meme &c6nung 6e5ablen."
,Ru, Damn" erpioerte @eigel
o9ieI5udenb, n6u8 2(6enbefen, Bier,
5pei 6laiden R6eintpein, bas 6ribs
itiid - mudt 5uiammen ie43e6n
Marf."
6sDoemann entnabm ieinem 9ortez
monnaie Elm 3lpdn3igmartitiid pno
gob es benz Mirtb, Der ben Relt 5griids
Su9lte,
Bon Der gan8en GrbI8aft-ein
@ermD9en non bier Matt!" fa9te
SeDbemann nit grimmigem 6obn.
Damn p,rlieB er in &eSlcitung bes Pos
Ii5eileutnants Das Simmer.
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.. Ra p.tteI.

O. 6reiben Sie uns, IobdIO Sic
D AB0bnun9 %gefunoen baben,"
81 paren bic leBteu Worte oes
YoIi3ei 2eutnant8, na6Oem
one Srdgen beantppttet unb ale I'M
,tGnoe prctotouirt iporen. Die 8e=
b1rbe bate dIio porIdufig ibre qfli4t
gstbdn, unr NTH bieB es; itiQIiBen unb
iparten. llnb nun cine Wobnupg. Sa,
cine AObnung muB dber be3oblt lpers
ben, unb er mar jebt drmer ais je in
ieinem gar5en, an 6reube 10 ormen
Qeben.
@ebdnfenpoGt f6ritt 9eDbemunn
bur6 bds S9or be5 poli5eiumtes in
has belle Sdgesti6t binaus.
Na9 Sauie 5uriidtebren2 Die pdut
Mart reifteu ungcfG6r fir oas GiIens
bobnbiQet mad Wittenborf. Damn
cher beIaB er niht einen 9fennig mebr,
nm elm Stiid grot taufeu Su tDnnen.
limb bic liebeu Witterborfer! 0ieIe
ipDttiideu @eii9ter, ipenn Der Sim
tags Pdbob plDBli6 noh 6ouIe toms
men uno feline olte 9eIGdftiqunQ fir
fiinfuno3lpan3iq pfennig bic Stunoe
nicber duFnebmcn lpiiroe. 0ieies bob
ni16e 9eonuern, oieie I6uoenfrobs
poblpo1en6en Rebeusurten! &c.. @r
borts formfid bic b%etannten Stimmen,
unb bic 8oric I4Iugcn an iein Sbr mie
peitf4enbiebs, oI8 ipcnn Ie ipirtli8 ges
fprohen niir0en.
Alfo I6On lieber in Berlin blei6en,
I'M an Srt unb Stele gu Iein, fpenu
man-ipas ia ieoen augenblid ges
f6ehen tonnte-oen 9ieb entoeden uno
bos 9elb ausfinOiq MAIDEN piiroe.
Ord ppoon leben? Worrit Elm 3ims
mer. uno penn aud Elm mod 70 tleines,
ooer nlr cine S6lofItelle ~6e3oblen2
Ssn bieIe @eoanten per1unten, nit
feinem Sofierden in Der einen uno benz
lroben Regeni6irm in Der onoeren
0anb. itdno CT M fat in Der Wtitte
hes 5obrpeges uno blidte ratblos ppr
Fi6 bin. Die Sonne leuhtete ibm ees
rabe ms @eii6t, uno Der S6tpetB
ram ibm ppn ben S9ldfen. 2sute
eingen an ibm borbei. pdrfen fragenoe
Doer eleihgiltige 8lide duf ibn. Nber
er fab ipeber bic MenIneu, nod bate
er bic redte @mpfinoung mo er fi9
eigentli9 befonb.
,Mas nun? Wobin?" Simmer pie-
Der brdngten Iif i6m bieie 6ragen auf.
8a ipuroe er nur9 cine in raihem
9rabe berdnfdbrenoe 0rpf4te aufges
%riitteIt. Der &uti6er f9rie i'm an,
bds lebbafte pferb lief ~geraoeaus auf
ben i'm Mege Stebenoen 5u, unb er
bate eben nod i'm al~erleBten Momente
3eit, ii9 burb cine rai9e 9epe9ung
ouf bas 3rottoir gu retten. Oas Sofz
fernen aber, BON einem 5ubtritt bes
pfsrbes %gstrpffen, floe i'm 8Oeen our
Gsite nnb tlappte i'm 9eftigen Nieoers
fallen o~useindnner.
Der 2utfher brebte fein b~lnurctbeS,
dnfgeounlenes 6eii9t 9epbemann gu
unb fhimpfis, nobel bas @eiidt nod
rotber purbe, unb Sepoemann ftanb,
benz 5ubrmann na6blidenp, einige Ses
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TbfaBrtstaac Der Granddaughter non
Hciu-g)orf.


9ampier .@retogne" am 81. 9tpri[
nod) SABRE.
9ompier o9ronoenbur9" am 81.
Ipril nod 8rerter.
0ontpier o0euti6lano" am 81.
Gpril nod Somburg.
9onpfer n@ermonia" am 2S.
Gpril nod NeapeI.
9ampter oSrcne" am 30. 9(pril
nod Reapel uno @cnlta.
Dampfer n@truria" am 80. glpril
nod 2iuerpool.
9ampfer nEennipIpania" am 20.
Gpril nad 9amburg.
9ompfer nGretic" am 30. Nlpril
nod) Heopei uno @enlla.
9ompfer nMongoliau" an 90.
GpriI nod @lnSgow.
0ampier nYGilooeIpbio" am -.
Ipril mad southampton.
0ampier 0Wtinnetonfo" am 80.
Nprtl nab Sonoon.
0ampfer ,8roonIano" am 80.
NpriI nad gntperpen.
9ampfer rSurneIiia" am 80.
april nad @laSgom.
Gampfer oaronprin6" am 2. Wai
nah 9remen.
9ompfer nSambltr9" am 3. Yeai
nad Sombura.
9ampfcr oEentonic" ON 3. Mai
nod Siperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-27

Gle meunCl bterour6 bcnadrlhtIaL oaB olc
WcrurOuuua Oce Mialurs mo StnntrGtBc Ooil
itcbcno u~1qCfitGt iil bel Der am Etchltua, oem
.. Snac oco DiGi ta Sabre 1907, anill3nlieNecn
U(unEtpuluubl bCH lcNdlCIl 1tlHltlgtucFl oct
b"eiQQtcn Stuoi {u ocrcl Inlabllle uoer 2lbleDs
nIH0 uUtCrbrliet lUCrbctl miro. III glI9Ibllllg
ocr >ibrttten ocr ]belaQiel %eroToI.,I9 ta6H199
elmer i'm Der Snnlurs Sttnlta lll SABRE VIVA
u"uQeuOWmeueu Ytie Der WtlrNlulloet OCleBAes
'''"' Snrrb a.. poOper,.
HegiitrNlor hcr Stuot Baltimore.
I4ir. 221.I
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her Snunnrse iGull bcs SaBrcs 1904 Oun
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mcncu 9lttc, $40. Nnpttel, Die NuegaDe
unu S6ligntiuurn hes WaNurs uto Stnot'
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nidlt meBr, ais SCBu Wiiniuucn (Sf0,000s
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baltimore tupupu cine gctrelte Nbihrift ultCHs
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beiugten Siuot 81 ocret @nnabme ooer gl6lebs
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burg, Napitel PA.
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paden. Rrontpte uno supsrIafHae asoienlnts
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SIR 0ladlrint fir bic geieBlim bercdItigten
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dngenoumcueu 9itc Der lidrBlullocr ScletAe'
hnln. MnpLicl $40.
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Sur NudridIt fir bic 1~CicBlidi 6credtinten
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Baltimore Oponon zinc gcireue 9lbl6riit ui,tens
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bcld9ten Siuot 81 ocren 9lntabme ooer Ablebs
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elmer tn ocr Sauuurs StGIun int Sabre 1904
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