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inteliigsncs among me people than
for the sxtTaosdinary accomplish
ments Of . few.
The swedish language contains so
many words that resemble the Eng
iish that the Swedish newspaper LOOKS
much more familiar than the Greek or
the Russian. but Il 10 not always safe
to rely upon the similarity In spelling.
For instance, rum" means room, ana
when IL appears in q window or on
door, II II only an innocent announce-
ment that travellers can. find accom-,
mediation within. The WORD pao
s mssn; !, bath familiar sna s,sn n mum hotels
Sweden has her political probiems,
like all other nations. and just now
her people are absorbed In the oues-
ton of extending the outrage. The
upper house 10 an aristocratic body
composed Of Representatives OF the
Weather classes. In electing MEM
bers OF this body q rich mans vote
vote, Il being possible for the richest
person to have about ten times as
many votes as the poorest. sAs
might be expected, the upper house T.
conservative and stands In the way OF
some Of the reforms proposed by the
more popular branch.
The last ministry was q liberal one.
feated the measure for the exten-
sion OF the suffrage. The new minis
try has at it's head Mr. Lindmann. a
business man, who represents the
commercial and conservative element.
and his party 10 willing to accept an
extension OF the franchise provided II
Is coupled with minority representa-
ton. the atm being increase the
conservative strength the lower
house from attack. ] conservatives
fear. and not without reason. than an
overwhelming liberal majority in the
popular branch would soon endanger
the ,aristocratic character. II not the
very existence, of the upper house
The. situation IL interesting In that =
Indicates the growth OF radicaiism In
the country. The conservatives rec
4 ognize this and are prepared to make
concessions: they hope to retard ths
progress, OF the movement. but realize
that they cannot defeat II entirely
| Industrial questions are receiving
consideration in Sweden; laws con
corning child labor have been enacted
accident insurance has been provided
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ter was packed in wooden buckets of
various sizes, and the cheese was or
many varieties. Some of the carts
were filled with stacks of black bread
baked in large fiat cakes. The rad
fishes presented a temptation that 1
was not able to Withstand: the fond
ness for them. restrained during the
months of travel through the orient.
overcame me, and at the risk of being
thought extravagant I purchased hve
dozen at a gross outlay of about hve
cents and lived high until they were
all gone.
The Firms are rejoicing over the,
autonomy recently secured. and they
have signalized their partial indepen-
dence by creating single parliament
tary body whose representatives are
elected by the entire population, male
and female. above the age of "a. NO
one can understand the persistency
with which the Firms have struggled
for constitutional government with
out recalling that as part OF Swe-
den their country long enjoyed the
right to representation in the nations
councils. The people have always re-
scented Russian methods. and only
few years ago the Governor General
sent from St. Petersburg was assas-
sinated by a young Finn, who. having
hatred of despotism. Immediately took
his own life. The death of the Cover
nor was followed by the suspension
OF such few privileges as the people
had been enjoying. but when last
year the whole of Russia seemed
about to rise in rebellion, the Gear
announced his willingness to grant all
that was asked and nQw one can
travel through Finland without being
harrassed o. by soldiers or bothered
about passports.
II Constantinople can claim to be
the natural capital of the Eastern
Hemisphere, Stockholm can with equal
Justice claim to be its natural sum-
mer resort. 1t Is situated at appoint
where a chain of lakes pours its flood
into the Baltic, SO that the citizens OF
Sweden's capital have their choice
between the fresh water and the salt.
AS the lakes and the sea are filled
with innumerable islands each family
can have one for itself. Summer
homes are probably more numerous
near Stockholm. in proportion to the
population, than anywhere else. be-
cause during the winter months the
people live in flats. One Is Immediate
ly struck with the compactness of the
city and with the absence of single
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masters of the situation. The 1906
crop was destroyed by phenomenal
rainfall Six months ago, when the
tobacco plants were quite young. there
came a period of bad weather. when 1t
rained almost without cessation, for
thirty-seven days. A large proper
ton of the plants was washed away.
and those that survived yielded leaf
of very dark color, which neither
smokes nor looks well.
The outlook In the Cuban tobacco
trade Is very far from rosy, but II there
is any comfort in the circumstance.
Britain comes out on top. Already there
is every prospect Of an almost imme-
date rise in the price of good qualities
of cigars. and II the trouble In Cuba
continues for any length Of time II Will
be very difficult to purchase a Cuban
cigar at any price.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
te.ry
better City
purchases
HenisphersNet
Of
To
rom orwa
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writing the Department of Justice. sug
costing that court clerks in the Terri
try be put on a stipulated salary or
$4,000 a year. In ninety days thu
clerk fees in Hunters district amount
ed TO more than $4,000, which is at ting
rate of about $25,0O0 a year HunteF-
insists that this is little short of whole~
sale robbery of litigants and that the
evil should be corrected. He was q
Rough Rider Sergeant in the Spanish
American war. and owes his present
position to President Roosevelt, who adj
mires him.
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A UnIque omeo Holder.I

Charles Z. Hunter. Chief Clerk in
the District Court OF Oklahoma City.
has established an astounding record.
He declares his intention to resign his
position and gives as his chief reason
the fact that the fees of his office are
exorbitant- A month ago he gave en-
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tissues. the stitch in time will prove
We laugh at Colds and regard them
as the disagreeable commonplaces of
existence. The plain truth, however.
Is that colds are nearly always blum
ders. that might have been avoided.
Repeated colds and neglected colds
malevolent germs that undermine the
very foundations of life. To keep the
body in a state of the highest possible
nyitalityis the part OF wisdom, and this
may often be done by the use OF
stitch In time.
Be 1t noted that stitch is not
pin. Thousands of inconsequent peo-
pie stick in pin when they ought TO
thread a needle and take a stitch. A
stitch implies something permanent.
Those who resort when weary to slim
ulants, tonics. bitters. narcotics or any
sort OF artificial help that is the tempt
ing refuge of weakness, are merely
trusting to treacherous pins. Stimulants
and narcotics give only temporary re-
lief and the fatal tendency in both
1 sto make their victims so dependent
that they cannot get on without the
artificial help. Nobody who can stand
on his own feet and walk Nwithout aid
wants to be seen with a cane or a
n.
by the direct prescription of respon-
sible physician, druGe should not be
tempered with. The well known fact
that they are often adulterated makes
them even more perilous than they
would be were their purity guaranteed.
They are costly remedies at the best
and do not deserve the character of a
stitch in time.
Another aspect of the case has to do
with the education OF our children. Not
so much with that part of their educa-
| ton that falls with the scope of the
| schooIroom, but with that which they
receive from the street and from their
| comrades in play. The moment par
| ent notices that a boy is restless and
uneasy at home, that he steals off after
| supper and spends the evening with
obys who are hooting and yelling In
| rough play. or are lingering about cor
ners or at the entrances of theatres Is
| the moment when the stitch in time
| should be taken. I recall instances OF
little chaps who were very satisfactory
| until they reached the tryink age wher
| the small boy slips the husk of child
| hood and energies into the big bow i'm
| patient of restraint Father and mo
\ ther were blindly indufgent or undulN
severe They gave a tether too long oil
too short Thev/naRged or scolded
| but they failed to take the stitch II
| time Cheerful evenings at home. SYM
| pathy, confidence and properly exer
1 cised authority. save boys from them
selves and from the tempter at thu
critical period when most of all tn
| home should hover over them as
guardian angel
4 At a period in life when the feet ar,
m the u'AsterinG 'uona and the s"usa
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BY MARGARET Il. sANGSTER.
copyright, 1906. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
If only people knew the wonderful
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CUBAN CIGAR CORNER.


London Tribune.
Those who smoke Cuban cigars
might do well to buy a stock of their
favorite brand row. as there is every
reason to believe that the supply will
become scarce and that the quality viii
not be so good.
A Havana correspondent soys that
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Baby Mine

shoud be Of Joy all but the suffering and
danger incident anticipation misery
Ohes Friend the only remedy which relieves of the great
materny this which dreaded woman
made painless Out all the danger avoided
by its use who this remedy longer respondent
and other distressing conditions
system ready for the coming and the
accidents TO the critical
hour are obvaed by the of Mothers mRE~ n w~9O
Friend 8 worth its weight IN gold" WHMHMNN&~w~
says MANY who have used It, 9Ioo per WmV@MM&k ~
bottle at drug Book containing
valuable of interest all viii EwS
be sent to any address free upon application HIWkE
@nAnEzxzn REGUEAT0R co.. Atlantis. 0@ H&AmW
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Every mother feels

great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-03
Baltimore O9io- Balm.
1dali9. i1asI!6. ausaenommen eOnutaas.

Srpreb5itge sJeoe Stnnbe unf Der Stutoe" bon
Camden : GtntioI nab Naibiugton an gpo'
bentagen, 500 Born. bis 500 Ibepos. nit
4nOnan.9 icnft. 6riiDere gbfa6rt bon Mi.
MaiOnstom, b~erIafleu W9t. g'opaI e. 1000.
no, 1850, *s.45, *0.4S, 1905, lii.53 Sor'
mitinaS, 2t2. 10, !i2.40, li.5b, +2.43, 1850.
'4li, Abb, 1915, 900. !B.bb. 1915. *t0.55.
tit.32 glrenoS; oerl. 9nmoel Ct. 300, t6.15.
1875, !720, 800, 1880. 1900. 1000. tt.0n
8orniitdgS. 1900 9indta, i12.05, 2t216.
II 90, 21.05, 1900. 400, 1906, 400, 40.
800, 1905. ?b.35. l6.60. '8.l6. 1920, roo
800, 1926. $1,000, 1905, 't1.10, 'ii.4t
gbenoS.
Mnmapolts, Wt. gobaI Citation, MO uno
~ ~ giorinitiags, 5.55 9tadin. amber Sia.,
!7.20 mo 1900 VormittnlS, it2. 90 Jatnl.,
?5.35 uro 600 glbeuoS.
Srroerid. Wii. JtoDol Giutiou. 2s.45. l9.4s,
Norm. Camden Siatioit. l7.35. 1000. 1915
mo 1000 Borit., ll.20. 1850 uno 500 yiab'
mtit1ns.
Winhcher. ont. RobaI. no gorm.. l2.4a.
1850 Hdhin.. Sanlocil, l7.20 gorm., 1900,
1850 uno 400 yiadm.
@aseretpluu, Wit. HobaI Sta., li45 8orni,
1870 Nabm.. Gdnloen Station, 1900 Born,
IS 80 uno "A % Wadlnl.
Gnieutt.6ttp uno ut. Nir9, Camden Citation,
l7.35. ?0.15 8urln.. n,25, 1850. 1920. $3.50.
+11.i5 WbennS.
Gurtis' Bob. Camden Giniiou. 1920 BORN.
2urap, Wit. JtobaL. +2.43 siodm, Camden,
1900 yindjm.
Nugal Ylnc glue nab gbilaoclpbia unb atiu.
y)ptf, nruer terminus an Treinno5ipanSta.
Ter strait, geiu. Wort, beanem mad SutelS,
Sbrateru uub (vrid1f 1l Tffrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-03

Pm TO. Mdi 0ompier Grctic"
nad Ncapcl nno 0cnla. 80
gm ~. Mai 9ampicr r@aSco1nc"
nod Shure. ~, . 80
: Nfh ~. q@9i' 0onipirr 'DGoiicI"
nod) 9rcmeli! ~. H%5tI:'@
Nm 70. Moi Gampier .grctoria"
nad) Sam6urg. H''
g[m u. Wtoi 9ampicr nB6ilo'
Oelpbia" nod southampton,
9lm ~. Mai Gompier n&roon.
lnn0" nod) Alltmetprl.
Nm ~. Moi Gompier nMinnc.
tonfo" nod 2onoon.
@m II. Mai Gompier nSrcne"
nad Genpcl mo 8cmua.
9(m II. Noi Camper n2uconia"
nod) 2iuerpool.
gm ~. Mai Gampicr Ethiopia"
nod Glasgow.
PHI Is. Mai Camper oaaiicr
SllDelltl" lldd) StellcH.
Im tG. Mai Gampier .WnieItic"
nod) 2iperpool.
gtm 1G. Mai Camper D2ombars
oin" nod Neoprl ulo 8cnl,a.
Sim 1G. Moi Gumpicr nFot$6am"
nod ROTTERDAM.
Am II. Mui 0ampier nIourainc"
nad) Snprc.
Nm II. Moi Camper n9ibcin"
nah Bremen.
Am II. Mtai Camper Is. i. Siet'
jen" noh aopenbageu.
Im II. Moi Camper n9liidcr"
nnd) Sanbur1.
9(m 1S. Maj Camper Settle"
na6 2iserpool.
Nm 10. Mai Camper n9rcta0nc"
nad SABRE.
am 10. Moi 0ompier n@aiGing.
tor" na6 Ncnpel uno @emla.
am 10. Mni Sampler n@rai @nls
oeriee" no6 Sonburg.
gm 10. Moi 0ompier vSt. Saul"
nod SolttbnmpiOn.
Mm 10. Mai Gampier y3eelono"
nad 9(ntmerpen.
am 10. Mni 0ampier .MeIobo"
nod) 2onoon.
sm 49, Mai 0ampier. .llmbria"
noh 2iperpool. .,g
gm 49, Wal Camper s&Dnigin
2olliie" ndd NeOpel nn0 @enltu.
am 49, 9ini Gampfer y@olum-
'bia" i,nh @IuS9olu. idjoh an
Sim %. '2f0i 0ompicr s&onig
@ilbclmi DIR 3pcitc" nat @remcn.
4m %. @tni Ganpier .Garonia"
nad 2%iuerpool.
am %. Mai Gampfer ySlnponia"
nodJ Neopel unO 8enun.
am 80. Nioi Camper Oceanic"
iiad 2iperpool.
gm 90. Noi 9nmpier ,2o5io"
nad Neopel un0 @cnua.
am 90. Nai 9onnpicr ,Ioor.
bom" nodt Nottcroan.
gm %. Ooi sampler ,Mooounn"|
mad Neopel. mar noa1'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-03

EGiIe 5nr 9iciic ms Nnslamo DC.
iorst s. Iaine, Mr. ALB, Cn.Yalti.
more.S trafe, uabe Goitambonie.Ape.
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SrdnciSco beiotbigtcn SfabImoiirn
III gemeiniameu 2iefernngeu an
oeden.
@cgen ScnotionSba h e.
Sn Der i6Grfiten @eiic fritiiircn
Ole 9lGtter Ole meit ner6reitete Gen.
iotionSluit, pclde bel oen porgeitri.
GER Gerbnn0lnngen in Dem Ero5eb
gegen ben &uubm0r6cr Sennig in 10
pfldtanter @eiie 81 Gage getrcten lit.
9eionoers laiieu lie es an bitterell
5aoel iiir bie Gamen Der porllebmen
@eielti6dft niht ieblen, peIde iifl
3l elmer @erid)tsoerbanblung, oeren
Details mir Ibidcu errcgel fonntcn,
scbrGnat buben. Dieie @eibmads-
@erirrung, meIfcr lid iogar cine
aoni9Stodtcr( oie grbprin5ciiin 9orls
line 81 @ieo, cine Softer oes So.
nigs Don @%iirttemberg, mic seitern
semeIoet) iditloia aemnd)t, fGnntc
ais boIeS @ciipicl MIR lticrireIlidc
Sol9en baben uno mGre aui baS Cut
ldIeoenIte 81 uerurtbeiIctt.
Altered aus 0cutihlonb.
Die Witglieocr Ser i%reiiin1igen
T~olfSpartei molleu oic Bcroienitc
lbres om 10. Mar5 5. :. aus Benz
Seben aeidiebenen 6iibrerS Gl,gen
&Idlter burd Grrihtung zines Gent
mails cbrcn. Der AusihnB Der Eor.
tel bat eillen stuirui erloIieu, in mel.
diem 5ltr 3eidnmg bon 9eitrGgcn
iiir Dos geplunte Gentmal ouigcior.
bcrt miro.
Erofeiior Iiibriien Don ser mc0i.
5iniiden 6afultGt Der bieIigen llni.
perIitGt bot cine Heiie nod Nmeritu
ongetretcn. Ser riibmlidlt befannte
@pndfologc lit BON Dem Gonsreb ser
DO'eoical aiiociNiOn" 81 elmer Heibe
bon Gorleiumgeu iiber Sbenuta aus
ieinem Spe5ialio6 cingelaoen NOR.
ben.
Baron G%rupensfp crIter SefretGr
Der bieligen ruiiiihen @otidaft. lit
gum Gatb ser ruiiiihen 9otitoit in
@aIbington crnannt woroen. 9ieieS
Amt bat biSber nidt beitanoen. Ger
gotid)aitsratb ltebt i'm Hunge unmit.
teIbar inter Dem 9otid)aiter.
Cine furdJtbarc 9luttbat miro ans
SnuSbrud IN Sprol gemeloet. Sort
lit Der SanOcSrotb Huntioier, elmer
Der o~ngeicbcn0iten 9eomten ser
Staot, uaf uorauigegougenemS treit
bon ieiner %eigcnen 8ottin erItod)cn
luoroen. Guntioicr bate 81 niht-
lihcr Stunoc oieic nit einem Hepol.
Der beorobt. Sn ibrcr Angit grill
Die beorobte Srnt ST einem Mteiier
mo ltad) ibren @otten nieoer.
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YenniblbaniasBabn
q sas BEN METER pts ssrsai.'

gstiaft G%aluert.e fatibn, mfe foist:
"s.4b 8prm. (uHion : Station $50 Borm.)
Yiitsbnrg @rpreb uHo @bicugo Special.
'11,4i BARN. (unioTsSiatiolI II. 30 gorm.),
Sdipt 4iule GIpreb.
'1.t0 Radm. Coon luton Staiion), uGt.gouis-
ino abe ,RennfoIOani a gimiteo, mad ebi.
COCO. Cincinnati uno. Ct. QoMis.
s4.55 YiadnI. tbon Union 5iaiinn), ,gsnHiAi.
1Guia special" II smneen uadl Gbteags.
'4.5b hadn't. (bou nnIofs5 tattOn). GbItdeo
nno e. eoutS GrpreB.
100 absuSs Coon onStation), Gbicaeo
$3.50 W6snSs (pOu uniOH.etatlOH), Ct. eouis
fs.55 gbsuSs (bon lrlonsstatiou), 0elsrn
9rprcB unb 9IeoeIano uHb Cincinnati 81.
.If.Ii Wadts characterization 11.bb ga6,s).
RIiisburs speeiaI. $500
1t:4f giadts !ulnion.statio LES Ga6ts).
8acltte erpreb.
iheIiSb, nah aodaSaben.
'S.45 grrm. (ullloisS tatinn e.55 Borm.), tdk
lid. nab YIttulo (nta Emporium uncti0n}.
erie, uIo g8odentage, ru6 9otetter.
@obentaee, nad 0Renobo uHo GImird.
i,55 Nadtm., ideltt Coon rlniOHeS tation). mad
Rilinmsport.
$40 s%benos, tdsIi& (bou uHlon,eiatOn). naa
9Mtfalo.
SIP NbsnOs, ,tdeIi6 tpon unioH'stnitOu). naa
Gtte r1o HUdefter.
Ga6 annapolis, 7.81. 9.O1 gormittaas, 527
Nndhntitngs an @odbeutaeen. SonniaaS. e.0i
SurIl.. hoo Ihenos.
Nou untuu.e taitsn.
Wddh Thtiaoelphta nnb Ee,u.Dorf.
DOB Wnhlr,. r6ongrcfIonal 2imitep," tigIih.
nnr gSeiu.gurf; Las. 7.55, 1902 OIL .05 MIR
s's,p' gern @orssls 'l2;O5, *I4o. 400.
eonntaqs. las, .i0,69 8orml., .i2.O5, i.6o.
400. 40; '6.45, 7,60. 1i.25 glbenos.
anr nG g6,iaOeIp6tn 4io, es5, ss9, e2o.
% sllSo a SS'@. @ 300 siSs, s ; asis' e l@s
7.55 WorGenS. 3.O4. 4.57, : $50, B.45 @henbs.
@a6 9oitOm 40 BORN. sBo6eniaee; 1885
RAD 3eImar nno 9auptta6liasn 8pifaempuni.
ten an Der 9eIaluare.9 totfou, 6.s5, 7.b5
Moresns, $50, ADJ Hatm. sBohentaee.
Ga,i5inatOn GTpreb. s'2s. 25i. e.t2. 7.25. 7.se.
74a, s4b. 9+2, 10 "a Rornl 1906, 12.4s.
d63, 2t2. 245, $40 80. 6.07, BIO, 5,25.
s s.9s, &c. a a.Ss e e f aSsnSs' m a,ss; s;ss.
Sonntag@ ego, 2.bi. 5.o7i 6;12; 7.25. 743.
525, e05 ~ 729 ! (7s6 stmtteS).
Nab ItIantic Giip, 9sttIaniic Gitp GpeeinI."
2.i5 Nudnl, an Wo6entaGen.
Nat @nnnpolts. 7.3G. 0.05 Sorniliags. 12.4s
gladnI, 6.32. Cos gbenos an Wohent1sen.
SuIlntugs, 800 NorIt. 600, 11.05 Nbenos,
1tlnntic Gooft Cine 9Ipreb, 2.5I Wsurseiis.
f2.i2 Nddm. tialib.
Guntbern Gidilipdp, 9.4g Torm., 1920, fe.i5
Geaboaro @tr Cine RaiIpao, o.42 Born, 5.o7
TadmittG2S.
SorlOIr unO aseItesn saiIOOo, 1920 abeubs
G..& :, Nh, ,1s.4s gsuam, GOdeHtase, 's.b5
MbenbS tiaItb.
don Vemniplpnuia .apeuus. citation.
Mad g8dfbiTgtor, @Tpreb, 8.t7. 900 Born.
1.5s, 1865, 500 gSddhn. tdgIln. TAI Wlur.
gems an y8ubentagen, 900 abenoS nur 81
@unntagen.
gto6 annapolis, TAI Moraeus. 600 y,aN.
mittngs an 8ohentaget. GonntaaS, geo
3urm. uno 500 Rndin.
Beeen stueten unh SabrpIdnen nat nlsH
Eunfien fprete matl In Der gaIpertsS tafton.
Rr. $40, Noros9b drIesNStraBe, uHo Union
Giatioit Dor. :
8epdd piro auf @rfuben In oben geilunnteu
BiireaiIy aboeboIf unb marfirt.
. Speife'gSaag
~. u. Ntterbnrh, Z. VI. Spspt,
Sen. ,@ei6dftsffbrer. 1dff. 'Iraffic .Wsana0sr
BeU. ~. Bomb,
@eneruItT dngierrNlrht.
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GBclnpeafc 3ampfer.G ompagnie.

NDrtapentf StNlc,
Glegante gallagher : 9ampler "Ii9ufta" uno
nWtlGniu" mad
Glib Yoini Comfort uno IorfpIf, "a.
Sdntpter D~erlaielI Baltimore idalid tauspes
norlnien SonlttnbS) nm $50 glhenoS iitb ipms
men In Slo g'oini Comfort nm u llbr Wiorgprs
lno In 9iorfpli nm 7.15 WiUrgeils an. anf6iic'
Beno an bic 6iienbaD n6iiae Idb alien puniitu
oes Giioens unb Giioweilens,
Wurf.Jtper .Siuie.
Glegdnte Ydifdgier Snnrpter u9bartotie" unb
Baltimore"
nndl 8sf. Epint uno Nihmonb, Pa.
Sumpfer berlatten baltimore tagltd tlllSqP'
nonmen GoHninps) UNI 3 llbr giafmiiiaas mo
fonIIneH 5i 98efts Voint lint 100 WlorgeUs uno
In Ridnion6 I'm 025 Wtorgens an.
Die an W'oninlen. WiitpOden nno Sreiidgeu
bon Baltimore nbiahrcnoeu Sdmpfer, utlo Die
bon gSe'f Bpint an Sienitugcn, ypnnerii1gen
NIB Garnltdgen %ubiabren, legen In 8loueeiicrs
Boint. Clements ttHo Nlmono'S an; uno Die
an OienlfaaeH. Souler'inqen liub Snmif1gen
bon Baltimore mo an Wioniagen. Wliiiioudbeii
iIno Sreiiageu bon gSehsRoint nbinbrenoeu
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t6ei niinfiigem 9Sefier).
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nno 10, 4ightht Gfen-y perfte.
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litett Sehdd 1uiaegebet iiIlo SniiiteiBimmer
i'm Goraus reierpirt weroen. In ben bieiiecu
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Y. ~. 1obfon, slgeut Hr. t27, cf.Baitimure.
strahe. ooer ben SGtpt 8iireany: VT. $50.
9tgIt' strnhs. Baltimore. W'b.-
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7. o. D,s1aunsl. SiiltS. Gen. 'Rafi. 'saeili.
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@cittrn Iarnlaub Giicn6abm.
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Yorf.
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Tbiabrtstaac Der 3ampfcr bon Nciu.
Worf.


Wprf.
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nud) SABRE.
@m A.. %ai 3ompier .Georic"
nad 2iuerpool.
Am 8. Mai 9ampier .@otricia"
n16 Samburg.
Sim 5. Mai Gampier st. 2onis"
nad Sontbampton.
am 5. Wai Gampfer .Goocrluno"
nad) antluerpen.
Im 5. Woi 9ampier ,Winnebaba"
nad 2onbon.
Am 5. Mui Camper .gtruria"
nadJ 2ipcrpool.
Im 5. @ai Gampier .Galabria"
nof Nenpel.
Nm 5. Mai Gampier rGaIeoonia"
nad Glasgow.
Nm .. Wai Gampier ,Soben5ol.
Tern" nnf Heapel uno 8enua.
am 5. Wui 9ampfer .0oro-(me.
rita" nadJ Henpel ulo @enuo.
sm s. Nai Gampier .aronpriu5
@ilbclm" ilad Bremen.
Elm 8. Wai 9ampfer ,Garmania"
nad) 2iperpooI.
gm 8. Wai Gampfer yYrin, Ioal.
bert" ndd) GeopcIpunb @emua.
gm 8. Mai TampIer Baltic" mad
liverpool.
Pm 8. Wai Gampier ,Gpnoam"
nad Hotteroam.
Sim 10. Mai Gampicr .garba-
%roiia" nod Bremen.
Am 10. Wai 9ampier lorraine"
nod SABRE.
am 10. Mai Gampfer .4merifa"
nod Samburg.
am 10. Iai 0ampfer .aonis
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am 10. Wai Gampicr .@ernlmia"
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