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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
In MeuoFian.

Entered into eternal rest, on the
evening OF May 7th. 1905, William
Cassell OF Island Grove, aged 80 years.
This simple announcement OF the
close OF long and useful life will thrill
with regret q vide circle OF friends and
AcQuAintances who will remember him
aiiectionAtely for HE bright. cheerful
and sunny disposition, aud We shall
miss him aud sorrow 90 think that in
this life We shall see HE face no more.
Let thoee who loved him and would
meet him again cherish 10 their souls
good the memory Of his devoted life
and think often OF the shining example
he has left for those who follow after.
lie lived to good old age past the
four score, reached the senset side Of
life, aud. ~ the sabbath light was fall.
ing into evening, his earthly life ended
aud he yielded Up his spirit unto God
who gave 10, leaving 10 HE children =
blessed heritage.
The best that = paFeni could leave.
the example Of an UnsPot,ed life spent
10 the service Of God, he Vas = consist
-nt member OF the Baptist Church aud
was an humble Christisn. lie was .
noble representative of one OF Caro-
lnss best families. a good eitiren. q
A,ad neiehboF and an exemplary Chris
tan gentleman. aud we feel THAI we
have the confidence 10 believe that he
- nov numbered with the saints 10
eloFy everlasting, A fuiESn.
BAPTIST Witness please copy,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
Warning.

You cannot have good health unless
your Kidneys are sound, for the kidneys
flter the blood OF impurities which
otherwise act as irritating poisons and
break down the delicate organs Of the
body and cause serious trouble. II you
have kidney or bladder trouble and do
not use Foley's Kidney Cure. you will
have only yourself to blame for re.
suits, a. II positively cures all forms Of
kidney and BLADDER diseases. Sold by
J. W. McCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
MUSIC AND HUMoR.
An English Critic says That the Two
Cannot he Linkea.

=
Cannot ne Linkea.
There is little room I'm music for bu-
NOR and no room nj all for wit When
j bear some one speak OF the wit OF a
Chopin scherZO | think, MY friend.
you had better see doctor at once;
you are slightly deranged mentally"
In association with words there can be
humor Ia music as. for example, the
prolonged low notes Handel gives To
Polyphemus when he asks for a hun.
dred reeds FOR my capaclJus mouth"
But the humOr Of Haydn aud BeethO-
ven In their instrumental works consists
entirely OF practical Jokes-a sudden
low c on the bassoOn. a horn passage
which no horn player can ever hope
20 play. bass who enters a bar too
soon or too late. The late Harold Fred
eric summed up the question beauti.
fully. He said to me one day when
had not laughed az one OF his stories
Musicians have no sense OF humor.
When ! was a young man touching
negatives In a photographers studio
was very musical. ! had notes In my
voice that couldn't be- found In any
plano In our parts. ] had no sense OF
humOr. Afierwarl.I developed a sense
OF humor aud lost my ce."-London
Saturday Review.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
morrow

Toe pavement Around the court
house square has been completed and
% Las the appearance Of being a most
excellent job Of WORK. the brick being
ia't "a thorough manner The lawn
'u either SIDE of the walk will oc
planted snd the whole will add much
t. 'hr appearance Of the square The
"o's NAs done by u. Winiams aud
Do did q we'll. County Commissioner
& = fedt,ck had general supervision
% The ~ork, aad he 10 certainly en-.
u'icd 70 much credit for the walchtui
carr be gave even detail OF the con.
.siroelloa throughout.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy the
Very Best.

IL have been using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and want 10 say II 10
the best cough medicine I have ever
taken" says Geo. l.. Chubb, \ mer.
chant OF Harlan, Mich, There 10 no
question about Ice being the best, a. Il
will cure q cough or cold In less time
than any other treatment. IL should
always be keLt In the house ready for
instant use, Tor q cold can be cured in
mueh lees time when promptly treat
ed. For sale by ell druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
better Than nIs Orn.

They were discussing the factors
which make for success In the world
when the knowing young man said:
there's nothing like force Of char
acter. Now. there's Jonesl Sure 90
make his way In the world He's a
will Of bis own. you know"
But Brown has something better IN
HE favor"
"whats thaty'
a will OF his uncle'A"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
FORMER RESIDENT HERE.
After an Absence Of Eighteen Years
o. =. Roux Visits Gainesville.


o. =. Roux Visits Gainesville.
OF, Roux OF Union, 8. c., ls in the
city on . visit to his brother, Frank
Roux. Mr.. Roux was reared in
Gainesville until q young man. when
he left 20 seek new fields and pas
lures green" This 10 hlS frat visit to
Gainesville In eighteen years. and he
expressed great surprise at the COM
meFcial development Ia the city.
There was only one brick building
In Gainesville when l left here" he
remarked, land that building was the
store occupied by George X. Broome.
! knew that Gainesville was growing,
bot had no idea OF the broad extent OF
lie Improvements. You now have
buildings which would be q credit to
any city, and / am proud to see my old
town forging ahead"
Mr.. RouX 10 now engaged In the ice
manufacturing business In Union, and
old friends will be glad to know he IL
prospecting. Union 10 q thriving manu-
featuring town of about 1900 inhAb.
itants, the principal industries being
cotton and knitting mills.
Friends Of Mr.. RouH are glad to re.
new acquaintance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-18
POINTS FOR SMOKERS.
seine Advice 20 Follow ~ They Must
Use the weed.

Hom0 A0Nace 10 ! oiio" ~ INV N
Use the weed.
Very few people are aware how much
harm Is done to young men by the al
most universal habit Of cigarette smok-
ing. The man who smokes cigarettes
has one always in his mouth and Is con-
tlnually Inhaling nicotine until the sys'
TEN IL saturated with the poison.
The result Of this practice is a ca
tarrhal condition Of the nose, throat
and bronchl. disordered and very ir-
ritable state Of the nerves, weak and
rapid action Of the heart and indlges-
ton.
Thin, anaemic. weak, with clammy
hands stained with nicotine poison, I'M
strung nerves and degenerated mus
Giles, the youth OF the land go on igno-
rnntly suffering the consequences OF a
perniclous habit until attacks Of heart
trouble. nervous prostration, melan-
cholia. etc, bring their condition to the
attention Of the physician.
II man must smoke-and we admit
the charm OF the habit 90 those who
have become accustomed 10 its sOOth.
ing influences let him choose mild
cigar and have certain set times for In.
dulging. II he puts certain restraint
upon himself from the start in the mat
ter Of smoking, he Will not Overdo II.
and there are few men who can smoke
more than three cigars a day Nlthout
injury Brief
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
VIVA. G. IRWIN & CO., LTA-
AGENTS FOR

Western Sugar Refining Co., Gan
Francisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newau Universal Mill CO.. ManT-
facturers of National Cane Shredder
New York, N. z.
Paraffine Paint Company, San FraLI
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., san Francisco, Cal
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., S&R
Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
NOTES OF THE TOWN.

The c. has by request arranged for
of informal talks the Church. Her History Creed and
Ritual James chapel Friday evenings The first of these
will be held Friday o'clock and all cordially invited
to be present.
Jurors during Of have been
great necessity their pres
upon during the year
When they stated that there but
that the jury would be required
holidays In the the jury
persons during this until
The the the
jury the has been called they dismissed
S l. Desha has been selected by Governor Carter to be
chaplain n the Legislature
w H. Lambert and A. Rchley have koa
timber from the forest back of the Volcano House.
John Lycurg1s drove his horse Democrat the Volcano
yesterday in six hours.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with pofsons for
headache and tired feeling when
pleasant draught of Our Celebrated
Bromo Pop" will do the trick.
Our Chocolate Creams, Cal. Lemon
ade, Root Beer, Orange Cider and all
kinds of aerated drinks are the best
on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
Te7 Miller St, Honolulu. H. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
Fire Insurance,
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of LondoCi,
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany.
Phenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn-
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16
GREAT CARGO OF BANANAS
FROM HILO TO SAN FRANCISCO

HILO, Jan. I2Ihe Enterprise
Tuesday Francisco good
sugar from Honolulu and Fo crop bananas the
number ct punches being SOL shipment ever
made from o The passengers the
Mr. Pudy, formerly engineer the Io Railway; Lille and
about twenty Japanese.
FOR CLEAN STREETS.
E H Lyman has the offer of certain
for sweepns and beach
investigation report sweepngs now
have been for years gathered by aboers Sugar
the plantation and used fertilizer The
bags used for ballast Mr. lyman
keep the accumuaons
gathered by the plantation people willing
pay for it.
GOING TO THE FAR NORTH
Captain OF sons Charles and Tohn will
Alberta the possessions
locating point south Edmonton
correspondence with the land officials
farming and that the government
possible The OF the land will dollars
the final papers will be
Ederts they
quarter if the allow daughters
take up of The government
prospective settlers and will
hon1esteaders to locating desirable and
E1derts has resided in Hawaii
gone to the during during
the Frazer 1886. Puma
wears the of many OF
late deputy sheriff He eighy-fou
of age and hearty boy
dread the North points
aaans go up Arctic rgors
winter better those Of any other nationality.
HILO LIKES HENRY
High Sheriff Henry, says the Herald is good fellow with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16

whole lot judgment than the
official of this Territory. He few of the citizens and told
them what he here for He made attempt around
the dark sneay work open free and above board
He found the kckers those who have personal
grievances and there few of them
found
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-16

You have had your Christmas din
ner and the man of the house has
spent one whole day at home. Hs
has noticed that new window shades
are needed. that brass rods would look
better than old poles on which TO hang
dainty window curtains. He he's re-
marked about that broken rocker lay
ing on the back lanai and perhaps said
that new couch cover would look bet
ter than the old.
There are a thousand and one little
things about every house that need fix
ing up at the first of each year. We
fix all of these things and supply new
things for those that cannot be fixed.
We have trusty workmen. men who
have been engaged about Honolulu
houses for over twenty years.
We have hnoleum for your bath
rooms.
We have mattresses, or make them,
in any style, of any material. and to
fit any bed.
Ask US to figure on these matters for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Garl u. 81. Sdlult,

Sic Boise i.Gomm iiidre
crbielten geltern einen 8rief bonn
@ouuernellr Moriielo, III benz lid
oieier bercit erflGrt, cine Der 5lpct
6abncn 81 ooniren, bic bel Der Eo'
liSeiporaoe an ole Gompagnie per'
tbcilt iperoen ioacn, bic onl 9elten
morid)irt, reip. ooS bette Grideineil
mad)t. 9ie Offertc iuilroe ongellom'
men. Die 9eboroe miro Elm Sterner'
boruler oil Die beitmari6ircnoe Com
po9nie urto Der @ounerneur Die
Worplono StaotSitonoarte an Die
ont beIten criheincnoe GompognIc
geben.
Dem @eridtSperabrc
il bernieen. - @m. s. @ittere.
melder bon ieiner @ottin beid)uloigt
miro, iie unb ibr ainb bosmidig Der.
loIien 5i ba6cn, pilroc i'm mittlerer
Stationsbonie bonn Yoli5eirid)ter
Grammar Dem 8erid1tSperfobreft
iiberipieien. @itterc lit Der Mann,
ipelder nit elmer sSrnii - Sabre III
Sheinebe lebte, obne oob Die 5roil
oorum mitbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17

Ser a0euti6c &ricgers
buno BON 9oIti more" mel.
der oen @ebitrtStng @ilbelm'S oeS
GrIten oeS erlten aniiers OeS iebi9eu,
10 mGftig utto geud)tet boItcbenocn
belltiden Heidles, an Ociicn @ieoer-
oilfbolt I'M 9lorrcidcn &ric9e bon
tS70-'7t ia uicle Der Wiitglicoer
beS bieiigen &ricgerbunOeS atd)
mofer m~itgcbolien unO ibr 2eben IN
sic Sd)on5e eeihlagen boben, ali.
idbrlid ieitlih begebt, miro IN oielem
Sabre cine beionOerS l6onc 6cier
pcronitalten, beItcbcno aus cincnt
qroben ,Seit6ale, nit uor~nuSgcben-
Dem Gon5crt nno Der Iltffiibrung
bon lebcnoen 9ilocrn, in Der Ger
mania = Wonnerdor.S nlle" om Mon.
tag, Den 20. WtGr5, gbcnOs s llbr.
SIS lit folim notbi0, oieier Intiinoi-
gllilg nod @tnoS bin5u5hfiigcn, oenti
Die Seltlid)feiten beS n0eutldcn aric.
9erbltnocS" "erfrclien iid) bei imlercm
Curriculum cineS 10 gllten 9tamenS
llto eirer lold)en 3ugtroit, onB Der
ieitgebenbe 8erein ifon I'M &oroliS
zines poller SnuleS lid)er lit. OoS
erfo6rene arrangements .Gomitc bat
ober biesmnl gang b~elonocrc Inltrei-
gilllgen geinud)t uIto feline Miibclt
uno Soften geld)eilt. I'M oen criuortc.
ten 5oblrcidlen @Gitcn eillen oilBerge-
lpobnlid) idoncn mo gcmlBreiden
4beno 5lt bereiten. Ger .Irbeiter-
Monnerdor" bot ii6 freputolihlt er.
boten, cinige Gbore 81 iin9en, uio Die
Sllltritmentalmuiif miro ein ~ItarfeS
Srdeiter inter 2eitltng OeS 3rn.
Srieor. Sterger liciern. Der 8elo-
foplort Des &riegerbunbes, Holtor 5.
i. Sterger, bolt cine flir5e 8eltreoe,
9r. @eorg 8eiiuie, Der moblbefanitta
aiinItler, lit engogirt moroeit. I'M ote
SoIlc su iduniiden liio Die Gegie Der
lebenoen 9iloer, meld)e 5itr NiltfiiD'
rung "gelnngen unD cine beionoere UT
trottion biloen iperben, ST ilberileD'
men. 60 lit benn Niles altf'S Seltt
p%orbereitet, nno mer ihou ellllnal ei'
ner Ieltlidfeit oes ariegerbitnoes
beigcpobnt bot, Der meiB, ME &c
miitblid es Del Den oltcn oeiitld,ef
Golooten 5uacbt, 10 Dab Ell Seoel
fid Iofort bel ibneln beimiid iiiblei
mib. MILO pcrialme Nicnono, an
20. aPdr3 oas sseit oes u1entlheI
| arieoprbmDes4 HI bejudcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
(Ginneinnbt.)
GanOncnOunncr, Yumbcn nno Ora
nntcIt

limo Iur9oriide, oie man lett cinclh
Sabre tGgli6 in oen 3eitungcn 81
leien befommt. Sbnobl Die Soponer
ben 0eutiden piel ob9cgudt boben,
10 iino Tie aber trot ibrer ~yoffenorti-
gen @ei6lpinoigfeit" nod nidt i'm
Stanoe gepeien, ben ruiliiden 9topo-
leon, 8enerol Silropottin, 81 foigert.
@enn ibnen all6 OoS ruiliid)e Maet
(8ort glrtbur) in Die SGuoe fiel, 10
bobcu Tie fortm m1breno OcS nun ilber
Elm So6r oarlernoen SriegeS 10, piele
@efnngene gemadt, mie bic 0eutIden
in eilier cin5igen Sdladt. Die Hui-
len modcn iibri9cns gcnai oeniclben
6e6ler, Ben Die Sron5oien mahter,
n1mlid Den, BOB iie INNER Die StGrfe
ibres 6einOes untcrid)oberl, ein Be
meiS, ooB tie feline gllten Spione ODER
aunoi6after botten, obmobl iolfe III
einem &riege 10 midtig limo, luie cute
Generate. @er gerne 8riegsgeldid)-
ten bort, Ger begebe iid) n1ditengeon.
taa in sic y@ermania . WGnnerdor-
Soae." Der yOeutide ariegerbuno"
bat nod cine quite Nn5obl Jest oller-
oinos alt meroenoen &efcn, bic
mirflid Ylllper gerod)en bobell mo
IelbIt crle6te @eihidtells irei bon ie'
Dem o2atein," %er5dblen fonncn. Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Stein Radtritt.

Sr. Soiepb Sdreiber crtIGrt, ooB Ell
Oen Ganpf 0cgcn 6ie oGOnioli.
oirtc Cos @eieuifaft" ouige,
nommcn 6o6c. - Gr miro nid)t
altSoerfuufell.
@r. Soicpb Sdrci6cr, 9eiitcr ocr
Baltimore Suburban Sos 8ortS, "
Ser i'm Stootrot6 cine 8erorontng
einoercidt bat, i'll peIder or oaS @ri'
nilegium fir Die 2ieferllng bon @nS
0Itlid bon SoncS' 6dlen unO iiiolitJ
BON Nort6 . Iuetutc Oerluugt mo 3u-
gleif beriprid)t, 0oB CT Oa5 Gas tiIr
80 Gents pro touieno GtlbitiitB lie
fern uno 5ugGcid oicien StoOttbeil
umentgeltlid) fir oic StoOt belcud)ten
miro, bat an onoererSte i'm o0eut-
id)cn Gprrciponoeute1l" cine Alt5et8e
crlaiien, III melder or ertIGrt, Dab
Dies fem 8lon JET, Die oltc @a5.@om-
pugnic ollS5ubelteu, ODER al oiele 5t
O%erfaltfen. @r iagt inter An0erett,
sic Stoot babe e. in Oieiem Sale NIT
elmer ein5eluen Ycrion 5r tbun uto
f0nne Die &eroromIn9 10 nmenOiren,
oaB oieie Yerion, er iclblt oes 8ripiz
legiltmS o~crlultig gebe, menn cine
CONFEDERATION ltottfin0e. Die nGon=
iolioirte @oS . Gompu9nie" perfoufc
in Baltimore OurdidnittIid $500
600 aubitiuB GoS iGbrlih unO bic
bon Dem @eid)ditSfii6rer oieier Com
pognie uorgeif)logclte HeOuftion BON
10 Gents pro 1000 &llbitfuB bcocute
cine Gripornib BON $250,000 pro
Sabr. @cnn Sr, Wtiler icbt iin0et,
0oB CT Gas 81 meniger ais $t.1O Der
foltfen fam, 10 fann CT aud oo'ielbe
tbitn mie sic Gtoot 8bilo0elpbio,
nGmlid bis 5ltm 81. Oe5ember 1907
80 GcntS 9}ctto Gere6ncn, BON t..
Sanllor 1908 bis 81. 0e5em6cr 1912
So Gellt5, bonn /, Sanntor 1918 bis
81. 0c5embcr 1917 80 GentS, pom
1. Sonuur 1918 bis 81. Ge5cm6cr
1927 Is GentS pro 1000 &tbifnIB
BEL - &Cr5cnlidt Strait. Dies be-
pciit, DAB i) Gas 81 so GerltS Der
foltien fam, Die 8ro9e lit mir. oh
i6 iinon5ieQ i'm Ston0e bin, Dies
olta5uiii6ren un0 Die &o6rcn 81 Iegen
mo @nS 81 %licfern. SD bin 6ereit,
ben itG0tiiden 8eboroen SIT belueiicn,
ooB i1 &erren ais Stilbe binter mir
bobc, Weldle Den gon5en 0itIi6en
Staott6eil, obne einen Dollar ST Dor.
gen, nit @oS periurgen f0nnen. Ser
8ortbeil Der Gontllrren5 lit 6u be-
FAINT, alS Dab mar nod mciterc
Worte 6ariibcr SIT berliereu brnltd)t.
@oS perbeiierte StraBenpfloIterlrng
onbetriiit, 10 bin idj bcrcit, meinc
N66ren al 9rooOmop, Baltimore
mo GboicitroBc III Den Gleps 5u
lcgclt, Oomit 0oS Yfluitcr Oicicr Strn-
ben niht aitigcriilcn merOcl nilB unO
Die 9eluobner oicier StroBen luerben
ocn @ortbeil biQigcn @oicS bobcn.
-l,
Sr. S6reiber crflGrtc g~eIterlL BOB
er iiber 300 Gontrofte bon ben Be
mobneru SIt-9altimore'a erbolten
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Uelbienbnnsen nadJ Sentidlanb mnb
Seltreidl

5u 81 Gents pro Warf uno 201a
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertro.'
@ed,iel nlsseIteat nnf nlc Sbeile
Der @elt. giaiee Sdiffsfnrtcn bon
mo nab OelitidlonS. Ebeo. g.
1ieuer \ Go, III Git-2ering.
ion. Ctr. Gunner sar. 3. liS0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Sdiffsfartcn ppn nnb nad) ScntidI-
lnu0.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: ao.
iiite $3.50 uno $4i.50, 3uiihenoed
S33; bon grenien bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3piidRnbcf (fiir allc
YaIiagiere) $3.50. SBeo. $. Giearr
e So, 3inmer Or. 8, ia Dit.
Qerinqton Str. @clnmcd1iel mo
WeloIeioungen. OBS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Nnrscr Yrpsrk.

I.-@aS baben lie benm nit Dem
aiimmelirib getbalt, Der liinglt ruegen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uerbaftet nuroe?
g. = Der lit iebt ein gar5 onberer
Mcnid. Der &idDter bat i6n inter
Ser 9eoinglmg freigelaiicn, Dab ct
in Scr 3lifunit MIR 6rnnf Steil'S
Wicr trirft. CI6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
nnb Sonntas.Gsfnrioneu

nod Waibineton $t.25 aif Der
.9ennIplpania ; 8nbn." 9iacte fino
fir Die Miidfobrt bis Sonntas
Mbcno aiiItia. IHc Siige, ben
.Gongrenional 2imiico" mlsaenom
men. u0r&Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-17
Staot Baltimore.
NnS @cttcr.

Sir MurpIono unO Den 0iltrift
Gollmtbia id0ncS @cttcr rnO lcid)tc
iiiolihc @inOc,
Der b0d)Ite S6crnonlctcrItono tuor
80 @roo nm 3 llbr 9todmittogS.
Ger nicOrigitc TbcrmomctcrItuno
ipor 81 @ro0 um Z llbr MtorgenS.
Mittlcrcr 9oromcteritunO 30.36.
Der nicori9itc TbermomcterItuno
scr lcBtcn 81 Stmocn in nod)folgcn-
Den StG0tcn mar mic folgt: Galtport
20, 9ortlan0 20, Bottom 26, Nlbonp
20. Ntelp-Dort 80, @orriSburg "a, Bbi-
looelp6iu 50, Ntlontic.Gitp 81 @olbs
ington 26, 9%torfoIf 81, &otteroS IL,
Charlotte IS, @ilmin9ton 3S, Gbor-
IeIton -, Souannob as, Sodionoiac
80, Supiter 66, acp.gScit Ga, atlonto
4G, montgomery 90, NcmsO orleans
81. Yoleitine sc. @olpeIton GO, Cor.
pms Gbriiti 81, WcmpbiS 81, Gincin-
natl 46, YittSburg 81, SSmcgo II,
buffalo %, GlcpelonO 30, Detroit 30,
Nlpena "a Morquette 81, Green Ban
%, Chicago 80, 0ulutb %, ct. Sanl
80, ct. 2ouiS 80, aonioSsGitp so,
Omaha SO, Suron 80, 9iSmord IS,
@iqiiton Is, SABRE "a, Sclenu 81,
Sult Qofc 3S, Gcnper 81, Nortb
Slate 80, Dodge 46, glmorillo 36,
Sos NngeleS so.
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Mur % stnsen nadl 9hieaao

pia .Yenniplpania : 9abn." oiird)ge-
benoe Sdlofmaggons. glbfnbrt bonn
Union : Yabnbof, Baltimore, tdglid),
Z llbr Morgeiis; gnfuntit in Chicago
400 Tahmittags. G6,SW
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mff-trxinetnn-,
nabe Gbarlc 8 .Strasc.
@eindht

SriB @G6mcfe ollS@eitcrobe, Salt
ltoper, o~lts9eluanOert nod Baltimore
1915, BON ieinen @ltern. Sranf Goi-
ier, 9tr. 72t, SiiO.9rooolpap.
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Srbm'S
Scrfauf.

ldlieBt in cinigeu 1ogcn. Sober
iibri9 gebliebene Minter. gn5ug uno
lleber3iebcr iiir Nlonner, Siinglingc
mo anoben lit obre Sor6ebolt elm.
geidloiien.
ollie @roBcn limo nod por6on0en,
uuo 5lpar III einigen 0euitern, bic
Sud gefolen peroeu, ieood) bat ooS
lebbofte Soufeu Scr lesten Gage piele
2iiden IN Sen @orrGt6en gcriiien.
Seio alio piirlftlid), mem Sbr @udJ
oafiir intereilirt.
100 gliiflid)c jnngc MGnncr
tonnen nod Die nelleiten Moocn bon
3peireibigen Sad.An5iigen, in 0clt
nelleiten 6ar6en, 81 genoll Den bal.
ben 8rciien erboIten. @roBcn 80
bis AZ 3oa.
0rukc, cUrpnlcntc MfGnncr,
iel6it bis 5u so 3oQ 8rltitmooB, mcr-
oen nod piele por5iiglid)e Sod)en lln-
ter Oieien 4n5iigen uno lle6er5iebern
iinoen - iGmmtlid fir 9enou oen
bolben YreiS - ieood
lit bic 3cit fur5!
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ltntcrboItunas . gSeaiuciIcr.

,MlnFfs9tinoeutie." 9tcie gSode: Sri.
giGuce S'gtcil In ioIgeuocm Jiepertotre:
NlclIua ....-.,..- .sss"s e e '.'U -!tnNutlV.
Gdfli1g Rddluilttd9. .........' g5yuIBon
Samiilg ghclio. ,..,... 49,. =. - Dtdchetg
y9laHchis Sbentcr." 49, Stele gSohe: gteHle
WieSenrn in aWVNt6",
giags OF ibc Cabbage Rdth".
,.Nnnioanitrdieil'S henter." - Slele gSo@e:
s1tnCic Iom's 6uhtu".
SDn ORPHANS.
sipci Observation-Disclosures.
.9ieurs auditorium" - Sieie Aode: ~
SUt Slo Zine.
ejrianapcrciH ,6lmeufrauS." 49, Wlontae. ben
20. 9tdrS, qrnBes CONCERT, Ndu lIno 9oiiIInerS
in Der .eiqbluno'g teubcnn.
,9ubur.2ncepm " - MloHtdG, ben 20. WIdr5,
Qrpber WlasfcHbnQ,
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Die Mnni5ipal : Cha

crird)t ale giirgcr bon Baltimore,
Die iid fir cute Germoltung Der
Stoot intereiiiren, 0fitglieoer Der
2iaa 81 lpcroen uno foroert oieielben
uuf iofort ibrc Nontell, gOreiien
uno @oro : Hummer c%in5uienoen an
sen SefretGr
&arl u. %. SdJolt,
Hr. t0S, SIt.Snrntoga.S truBe.
Seine Mitglicos : Nebiibren.
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