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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
Jimmie played for Luck.

Denver News.l
Some years ago, when tho West was
wilder than It is to-day, q young man,
since grown rich and now famous as .
tinancIer and capitalist, was q regu,
lar boarder at a hotelIin . frontier town.
he and a number Of hts trlends we're
wont 10 resort every evening to the
smoking room Of the hotel, whica they
used as a sort Of club. and their wants
we're attended to by q fair waitress
who maybe called Miss White.
She was q nice, quiet slri, and at;
tended to the wants q other patrons
with regularity and promptitude.
one evening after she had retired
for the night the landlord informed
the company that this was the last
time she would wait upon, them, as
she was going to be married next day.
When thelandlord had gone out Jim.
mic Hughes, the young man etertea
to, got upsnd said he thought il only
right that they should show their tlpS
probation Of her services BY making
her q lltt 5epresent on this suspicious
occasion.
ne took q sheet Of paper, wrote his
name down for $500 and passed 4
Tonnd. ME giri was poptlar md the
idea caught Or. ana When Il came
Sfpuna asaiR % enerous Jimmie the
total amounted 70 somelhihg over 81
700 They sammoned she landlord
handed over the amount TO him and
asked him to give It to MiaH White
next morning with their hearty good
wlahea for her happineaa.
Next day she Was married. and the
happy Bridegroom was Jimmy Hugha'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
OLDEST NAN IN sTATE DEAD.

BIZ
Samuel Streets, the oldest man in
the State Of West Virginia, died at
his home in Barbour county near
Arden on last Saturday Accord.
ing to the Washington Posts story,
Mr.. Streets was born March 10, 1893.
in the same log house in which he
died and where he had lived all his
life. Mr.. Streets contracted severe
cold a few weeks ago while doing his
spring plowing. This, developed into
pneumonia, which caused his death.
Mr.. Streets had 10 children and 11S
grandchildren and numerous great.
greatgrandchildren. He was veter,
an of the war Of 1879.
Mr.. Streets was an ardent Repub'
lican, and yotel for every Republican
nominee since the party was formed.
He walked twelve miles to cast his
vote for Theodore Roosevelt for
President.
If Mr.. Streets had lived two days
longer he would have seen his 18th
birthday. Mr.. Streets wife died
about fourteen months ago at the
ripe old age Of 1903 years. He had been
a member Of the United Brethren
Church for the past seyenty.fye years.
His funeral will take place on his 18th
birthday anniversary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
FRIRN0ET's PLRCE

In thln great industrial state
seems secure shsshas Y advan.
tano 81 lssaslo1 over most Of her
rival eltIse conditions have been
brought shsat which will place
her sssond q none. Yet her
businessmen as d unit put tnier
shoulders 8 ttie Wheel within
a Wheel7 (Which epFessnss her
trade mays ana assist III every
enserprlssWbisly WIN help toward
her fut0te prespefity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
SIGNS Of PROSPERITY.

The rapld lliprov eIiient In the
real estassinsflsss perhaps, che
best Indicator ~ IRE excellent
conditions Witch now exist i,
Fairmons Reeple ylns
homes ina tHat b ap Indication
that psopls aes prsgFssels atsd
making money
There san 80 epbs 40 70
tho solidly 81 blainee conditions
hen, snain ne ssahIllty ansl prot
itableness q real estass invest.
menls'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

J.
First Ward !
: i \ ~ = = = = -
Mrs. Joe Dewitt, Of Diamond street,
il confined to her home with la grippe,
IsEIsI
MI. Frank Brown, Of Ferry street.
has gone TO eonnellsyille on 3 Rusti'
ness trip.
MI, r. A. Musgroye. Of Virginia ave
nue., has rented Mr. T. E. Prickett's
house on Polk street, which was re-
Gently vacated by MIR. 2. D. Baker
l.llI.I
Mr.. Alexander Patton, of Merchant
street, left Tuesday for Gypsy where
he has accepted a position as engi-
neer.
Laldn F. Roberts, who has been at
tending Wesleyan university at Buck
hannn, is in the city for a short visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. l.
W. Roberts, Of Market street.
Mr.. William Russell, of Washington
street, was admitted Tuesday night,
to the City Hospital for surgical treat
ment.
5I#sFI
Mr.. Charles Minear moved yester-
day from N. G. steele's house on Mer-
chant street into Mrs. Benefits house
on Market street. Mr.. Charles Knight
who lives next door will occupy the
vacated house while N. G. Steele will
move into Mr.. Knights house.
ISEEI
Mrs. Charley Jones, Of Raymond
street, has been sick for some days
with cold and symptoms Of dysentery,
but Is somewhat improved at pres.
ent.
~ FtI .'s. m IIf
Mr.. 9, P. Clayton, Of Monroe street,
proprietor Of the Jackson street lIy.
cry stable and feedbarn. went to Blue
field yesterday on a business trip.
Robert Hayhurst recently arrived
from Taylor county to visit is iaugh.
ter, Mrs. Martha Thorn, Of BarnsvilIe,
and other relatives in this city. He
is well preserved for one Of his years,
AMI while here Unexpectedly met with
some Of his old acQualntances whom
he had not sen for nearly 40 years,
Darrell, the youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Jack, Of Maple ave-
nue has been sick since Monday
with cramps. chills and fever. togeth,
er With tonsilitis, but under, the care
Of the physician Is little improved in
condition,
I3sII
Mrs. NJ. 3. Todd and daughter, Miss
Anna Minor, who have been in New
York and other eastern cities, inyesti.
eating the new spring styles, and pro
curing a new stock Of goods for her
millinery establishment on Merchant
street, returned home yesterday. They
are preparing for their spring opening
which will be announced q little 10
tier.
Strs, H, r; Rixey and daughter, Miss
| .Addie, who have been the house guests
Of Rev and Mrs. L, W. Roberts tot
some time. have rented a suite Of
rooms on Locust avenue where they
are now keeping house, Miss Rlxey
has accepted q position as clerk al
ItJolliRe's store.
II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
Box Supper To:nIsht.
Highly Ineensed

u q /. b 2 4 I I \ \ IL
The citizens Of shagtown oner Their
most solemn protest to the action Of
the Times in persistently Identifying
them with Uztown. while describing
the disparaging conduct attributed to
certain noted female characters locaty
ed there, and those men equally of
color. who engaged in brutal rows
while visiting them. The shagtown.
people claim to be respectable and
.peaceable, orderly and law.abiding
citizens, and therefore exempt from.
the album Of such conduct as was at;
tributel to them by the failure of the
Times to properly discriminate be.
tween the two towns. They are as
distinct in municipal government and.
manners as Evansville aud Barrack.
vile, or Falrmont and 'Eicker's Blum
Then why pray should they be thus
associated together blythe Times, and.
spoken Of as one and the same town?
.Uztown may thereby escape the odium
of unwonted conduct within her own
domain, but in credfting the
same to another distinct locality. Shag.
town rises up to strenuously object.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

Liso iocni letsen N the West Wiz
gininn almost every day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

known AZ Jack JACK gaded W
through The slnsh ana snow esteFaay
to visit bis intends d the Frs Wasd
while hereshe procured some handles
for iiis garden hoes indlea ing that
.lie cont nplate u farming at IztoyM g 9.
MS summer we, therefore espealls3
from iis share ii Tie Ait products
II the season, which 6es shan produce
when Z 81 the SHOWS shall have melted
away, and the fruit u his abors -
realized.
Box Supper Te:nlsht. e
Tie young ladies Of the a p,
Church have prepared boxes to be
sold to The highest bidders Tonight t tIl
the auditorium Of the. First ward
school. The Ladies' Aid Society vim
serve cake, coffee and ctIonery.
The more the merrier. : 50 every body,
come and have a good time,
81 o N. LIZ VI d u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

Mr., r. A. Musgroye, Of Virginia ave-
nue., has rented Mr. T. 2. Prickett's
house on Polk street, which was re-
Gently vacated by MIR. q. D. Baker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

Laldn F. Roberts, who has been at
tending Wesleyan university at Buck
hanan, is in the city for a short visit
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs l.
Nv. Roberts, Of Market street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15
First Ward

Mrs. Joe Dewitt, Of Diamond street,
il confined to her home with la grippe.
Il IsEEI
Mr.. Frank Brown Of Ferry street,
has gone 10 Gonnellsyille on e bust-
ness trip.
LILLE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-15

Mr.. Alexander Patton, of Merchant
street, left Tuesday for Gypsy where
he has accepted a position as engi-
neer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
Sronspurt uuu californiIdlrm Chit.

San Irohci@co, Gal, IL.
Sftobcr. 49, Gicl nSoutbcrn Vociilc,
bic n1eraS & Eociiic" uno Ole vOiil'
iolri. annioa & 1eroS" Sobn" bubell
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ct. Soliil mo Chicago ltltb BON oort
noh Nelp. })orf unO Dem Often 81 be-
iorpcrn. Ser critic 3itg Der nclten
Seicaihnit miro an 10. OCTOBER bon
Sos Nn9eleS obgeloiicn merben. Die
iiir scn Srild)ttronsport b%eItimmten
3iigc iollen alien onoercn, olls1cioms
men Eerioncn5iigc, III Der 9eiorne'
ritrg porongeben. Gle oNti'loilri.
aonioS & 1eros.@ubn" beobii6tiet,
ole Strcdc bon Sort @ortb .nad)
&onioS.Gitn 506 Meilcn, IN 20 Stln.
ort 3uriid5ule9cll.
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Gbincicn. Sd)mugglcr perbaftct.

&aIifor, Ms, 13. OCTOBER. -
Gin Monn, welher auf benz Gonipfer
,rSilpin" fir Ole tSnbrt o Neufutos
lano bierber Eaiioge inter DEM No.
men 5. s. Scorn genommen bate,
nl.rbe geitern bon bieiigen 3ollbeomrs
len, iobalo Oas sSnbr5eiia lein Cod
erreidJte, in Der Weinung perboitet,
BOB er Der BON Den omerifdniihen
neutrality-suspicious. megeil ge.
tbeiligung ant Gbineien.S dnug9el
p~eriplgtc Somes y. SebnchIann lei,
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bon Dem permeintliden Sang bennd).
rid)tigt norbcn. Sobalo Die Yeont,
ten at Soro funten, begnb lid Elm
Wanl1, mel6er Sebnemann's llcber.
rod uro SonogepGd trug, ans 2ano.
itno ioit glcid5citig ipraiig Der Der
eidrige . Dem ad)teroed oc5 Tunt.
piers ans Sono nnb elite Die StroBe
binaui, puroe ober Don einem BE,
alrten eii9cbolt NM pcrboftet uno
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GhcIapeafe Sampier.G ompasnie.

StetdRente'
9Ieanite aatiaeteti. 3nttpfer .dugnfta| nnh
sgtlanta" nab
CD Ypint Gumfurt nto Wurtolf, Bn.
Sampier b~eridifen Baltimore tdSiih fuusges
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lnb IN NorfoIf nm 7.15 WoreeHs on, anfdlte'
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p Baltimore"
uad, Gseif. Gbint NIB Nid,mpnb, Ga.
Tnmpter ~oerlaIfen Baltimore tdeiih (aitsae'
npnlInen Gouutnas) INN s lbr ~fRndhgittags pnb
fonimtn 8i QgeftsTsotft nm $50 Wtoraens iino
In n turonb I'M 9. 25 mpracns an.
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bon piliimcte idbfdbrenben 9unptsr. unb bic
non sseii rBoipt an Eienftoatu. Donntrttaeen
utb oumiin9ett ubtdbren, ltacu IN 9Ioucefter'
8oin., Clements ltrb aQmono's On: inb bic
an Tienftoeea, Tormariinaei ino Gdnti.dger
bon g,uItimure uHb an Mic Itagen. Wtttpcdlen
uno SreitGaen bon Eefi'EoiT. nbfabrenoen
@nmpfer Ieaenr in g~orfiolpn nno GIap.Banf on
(hsi oilufiigem Nletter).
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uub, 10, 2igbtftrd brn.yasrtt.
Hrrt5 WtHeie nan often pinfien f1ntfn pe
fiteit %epdd oit'aelebcn unS aatiiteusl miner
Inn Vordiis referhtrt mcrocn, In oeh bieftgen
einrt Rlrrnur: Or. no. ct.9attimurs : fraRe
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strnbe, ODER ocn Saiptigiiremir' ar. b30.
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= Wtcaruf, Shltseosen. 'aoH 'Heeft
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loll ipGtcr 5lgcItnnocn hotct Dab u,
Sebncmotn mo al Scr %uft oIro}
lie" bttbcililt gclpeien lit, lueld)c bic
ncillid) obacfoBtcn II Gbineien nod)
Rrooiocrcc, Nh, bcf0rbcrt bot.
2ebncmonn lit ein Monn bon ~
Sobren unb Der 9rllocr oc9 Sebnc-
MANI, mcldcr III Fropiocncc onlGb
lid) Der YIroIic" Grpebition pcrboitet
lporocn III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
f,u uiloGn Mcitcn.

Sonopoh Neo., 70. Sftober.-
Sier lit Die Nadridi, einaetroiicn,
oaB GeItern. 3uei Neileu BON Rouno
Mountain cnticrnt' Die Eoit SmiiGen
Sem Nenaun,cn Grt mo Wdnbottan
olird). cincn NauSiten iiberinllen NOR
Den lit. Gr erbeAtetP cine aailette nit
<bait I'LL @crttp mn $4,000 unO
naes @etS. mas Ser Eoitfutid)er n,O
ein Eaiiagier bel it'd battcn. Der
Rditbcr mar upr Den ibnl cntgegeils
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GrncIt TeniGc ,ir Redrnid)aft ae-
5DQet.

Gan 6ron5isco, Gol., rs,
Sttober. 49, Grnelt q. Tenide, ser
Sobn oes @ortierS mo Miuiondrs,
mcld)er am 10 EpriI os, IS. mdbrcnb
oea 9rnnoes pom Gan Srnn3isco an
Der @oiierfnnte cinen Stnliener M.
befonnten Nomcns eridloiien bat.
murbe BON Hid)tcr @iniam g.. 2am-
Ter pom Sipcrior.0 erid)t unter Der
NnldpuloigrutI Der 5obthng 5ln
Yro5cB permicicn. Ser Nidter brano-
martte sic onnOlung ais gclpiiicnlos,
itltucrnntrortlidl ulb g1rBlid mlrno-
tipirt. 2cnidc mar in Yoli5eigeridt
bei Scr criten &|crba1olung bonn Hid-
Ter Sbortoa olti ircien Sub geiebt
moroen, ubcr scr Giitriftsnnpalt lieB
i'm bon Neucm uerbaiten utto pom
Hihter SanIcr ais llutcriuduugs-
rid)ter BON )}citem p~ernehmen.
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NScitcru IarDlanS G~iIcn6aGn.

3itGc n~crlatteH o,IlctrStaiior, tute tplgt:
5d3ltf.
40 iriib. t.GdHruSia, SnaerStoipti, ".
mo N. ~, Hdbncshuro, Gbann6ersbilra
uno, nusg. Gonriags, Sdrtod uho etnber'
'nno. l,
1000 @ornt. - slfom. nac6 rlnionsQriSee.
3.04 yndm Gffom, nab llnion' Rribae. TO-
ipic Yorf, Su1ober. GETTYSBURG uto U. II. $.
= Tipi'ior Nhinfteu. y
ABB ,Nu@m. r.. Grprct SnuoiIinie, Saaers.
F., . iolbit. Sdncod. Jbippensbusa tnb, nn3een.
SorntuQc.s 5reteEd uno GmMiisburn.
'i 1dgltd. nuspeiommen epnntaas.
G45f Born. nj Ouri. y. II. 8. Dio.. II. Saupt'
llric 6fnim BON SnorD'@rupe, foluie Cur
800 1;otmni 80 crprtb rab elpnoou. Wffom.
. %icritiiS Sr1erdtppB SGncod. Cumberland.
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" bitN iolr.e n. IL ~. 9iu. ViInftea.
h.93 Mtcnogt sMliiopt. ra9 ,Snnopsr
Gur Epnuerftass nno Samitags.
1925 gtrns - Iffurt. rad, llnions0rioae.
: @dlt niht un genniDIoania'gbe. citation.
u. Wpbertiru, ). VI. Sutpen.
@cneraI' Gef6diislh1rerF Gen. .SeN. 'stecnt.
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Ero5rf ,ueaen grirewioriacr ancdD-
rraH tlt1n. 100. ~

SeIen a, Arf., 49, OCTOBER. -
Ter HrojeB geaen 5bolttds s.. Wuss
grope megen aheftltng 5meipr 'meiBer
WGohen aus ct. Souis 'Biirop 9e.
tern ploblid miiitirt, inbem Ger Ser.
tbeioiger Den Nntrag einbradtc, Die
Inflage gegcn Mlsarope nieoer5n.
id)lagen mo Den Snq Den @rpBge-
id)rporcncn oea 9nnoes9erifts 81
un~terbreiten, mcld,e sur Belt bier in
Sieung iino. Ser antras mar aui
ongeblife 6ebler i'll Der 1aiiung Der
anflagc geitijet. Die 8erbanolung
puroe lit 5olge oieies antrases por-
lGuiig nbgebroheu imo 3nitadit mer.
Den Die @robAeid)morencn iih nit ser
Snde beiniien. fh1
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Baltimore Sampf . Eafct So.
tNlte nto Supcriaifge Sat2inie.l
Sic Der. Sinaten'eoti hetoroerro.
Tampicr ,9trginia" (neu). ,N%labama,"
~ ,,y]eoraia," ,ScuneWer".

Sampfer fnbren tds!iG. eonniaaS auSaenrm'
men BON ben a0ai.liuie" .Siers, gir. i0-Is,
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Htbmono, 8crhiHhu1g In Gprfsinotitb nit BEN
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mouth 1nb gltlantn. IN gtorfoIf Terblnolng
nit hcr nsilaniic Coat Zine" gorfolf lino
,pcitltdl NIB ,SIo Dominion Cine" Ila6 gieiu'
bern. Bnibington, 9.'G., GtbTono, Sa, mo
Sem 9prt, p
lPabbciten nod europiiihcm Blanc. quri'
riDie ShiiitenSimn,er. eIeftriGdbe Nclerhtura.
HampibeiinnO, aoien fret. Jieferoirie ~staiitei,
8lmmer III hen 9~inct'pttcunr Der ,Nub rtucr
Mr 1dqlp. Slt asaltim9yssii AArosgss; ~ ff4qlGt HE
Baltimore lulo gnlbcrttSir1Be, aGortinehtlI
9ruit NilllNtu9" ulo glbdigb'S Nr. 100, gtoro'
gtnrIcSsGtraife. = g.
Sobn ". Sheriupub, g.. grpluit,
@tteigrdf. u. SensWianaaer. p Sen. .Qaii. sslaent.
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fommcnoen @a8cn gctrcicn mo bate
oem autidcr, inocnr CT INN 5mci vi
itolen inter Die 9tnie belt, albeIcb'
len, Sic EoitiGde Don @aAm berab-
5uluericn. &rtiher. mic Eniia1ier
luarell ~unbemainrct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-14
McrdantS' & Wiincrs' Sransporta
ton Gumpauu.

1nInpIcrflnlcH'
SAD 9ottpi uno benz Dilen: ieoen Wlonta1,
'SietIiag, Soitneritag NIB SdInitdG, NbeIbs
q rbr.
Dad proUioenee iith benz Often; ieocn Sonr'
tag. ltittuotb 1ino 6reiiag, Nbenos Q u9r.
9lnd giepport'9teips iho Norinit: tdgltb NM
6 llbr Wbenhs.
Srudt miro tdsIi6 bis 3 llbr NbenoS fir al
BEN IGae dbfaUrpnoe Salnpfer unaenomnen,
ytn@ Sdpanlnb iire. benz Sttoen: leoen, ,9teit'
Qoiioncr lno Yrnhihenccs9artpfer fabren bon
Der @ltrite ant 5nbe ees lonpsGods %. CD
ogiuln5'Sumpfer ooli Der Mertte dHI 0nBe Der
gScit tSnll9' glpe1uie.
'''iF' Qong 9od.
~. y. Snrner, B.sS.sIR.
u. =. Strbbius, Sen. 'WidT.
SnuptbhrcaH - Siout.T6c Wcrmai. uno
2isbt'etrahc. 0i3,l&S-)
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Mafitamo iein Bert.
Strdit mad)tc SilOcira srm Scino Scs
ErGiiScntcu Ynlma.

8ob oas @elo Der iiir Oie RebeQion
Ser 6ii5rer Der siberaIrn Ger.
rictb lie, ais err in 8efabr fam.
las GinNrciicn ser Ser. Stouteu
Orobtc Gas Gomplot oui5uocfcl
nn0 ictH 2ebeu in @riabr 5l brin1
gen.
Nem. Dert 10. Ottober Die
Zines" iost rseincr belltigen De-
pIife bon SapMm:s
ylIngcattet Der alli bobe AutoritGt
baiirten Serlteinum6 oes @criihts,
oaB Silucira, ser ourdl1cbrunntc
Ngctt Der 6irmn ). VI. Gcbono8 &
50. Don Nclu-Yorf, ooS @elo iiir bic
jiinaitc Heuoqltion -Apf Cuba l%ieicrtc.
lit p2iitio IN 0rioprltil9 8cbradt NOR,
0cu, OaB or beOcutcnoc Sumnlcu iiir
Sen Alliitano b%ciiteuerte. Gin Gbeil
oe6 @el0eS mllroe iiir Den Nnfalli pom
@riien ~ucrnt0itSt1l Agieic @nifcu iinO
Der Gntpaiinun1S Gommiiiiou cnt
gauAen. Gcballo9. bPibt cS, mar per
i0nIid al Oieier TRANSLATION intcrci
iirt. '.iI ,Na
ID, SilpPiru'9 Gleilnabme all scr ne
pollution lit ulli cincp Strcit 3ltriidjils
iiibrcrL Sen CT nit FrdJoent EnlnA
botte. Silpcira lt,lo E1lmo inter.
nibMltn lemeinidaitlid cincn &icb'
ban0eI. ltno 81 glcihcr 3eit mllroc
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0rt mterriirt, Der cinen Gerfaui an
oh NeAierlrng iltpoluirte, bel Incident
oFie 100000 me6r be5ablen ioutc,
ais Ser 9lutaltlsprcis mar. Ealmu
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,paen, llln-io 1intcrtrieb er 0ao Sbcu.
ttrliilierItepllcr. A
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Oir Grpolution. Gr ltclltc Sole Mts
gltt Wonlci ula Gcrlpaltcr lcincr
3ltrfcrplnntage an. Die HcgicriutN
u~criolgtc 8pnlcS inlotc MiIit0r nadI
ser Elonta9e un0 ucrlnlaBtc oaS
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ben. Dir @utlniilulg @one5' mar Die
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Observation-Disclosures an, uu0 ais Der
}htiiitaEo miatrldl, l~ieiertc or 0ao
.RPtn,Unysli.tp %. u, H..u.5 p.
Die Hc9iarung ucrnrbfn'pon gil
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ieine 6eItnnbmc; cr crfauite ieine
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800 Ef9roen llto Die %eyrntbultN Don
Quentin NanoerOS. Glrdl Oas Gin
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cine Situotiou Gc;hnficn, meld)e 5ilr
AuiG2ditng bon Silpeirn's &erratb
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rdtbcr iiibren miiroe. Gr rattle ocS-
bnib nlc5 SEQ %5nilmnleL Oelien or
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5tnngc gamrn! &adt Gnd bieis
Cfferte IN Wube.

NtI biIben itbl cine aIaiIe FIR furgt HdrneT
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sdinls. @inet Der gortbeiIe ali Ger 9efbeili
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telter. Gsfs stsiiie III i'm Sduirar 1000 81
fammer peiretert. Gpetts1e Norleiuneen 40,
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ben fciitf6t, fpifie flo biefe Ofierte gu stusei
niddheii. T..
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0orin. ~ ..U. 80 III AGpm., ia. hogui o.A.,
7s.10, 1920 Re,n., l2.25, 2e15 gadm.
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526. Sib .greabmcs.
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GrrIidgs.
325 gcbm. Ia6 t)orf ioeIi0. aussenonmer
Sonnfaes.
4.65 TQdb,i. Tlnb 1eita uur eonJtapS.
4.20 Gutm. rod Lelta tnali6. cuSgenommsy
SulfniagS.
GOO gbeubs na1 a,elalr tdoIiN. nnSaencm
men SoHutaeS.
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Baltimore Sbio-Y Balm.
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l7t0 1850. +s.45. *94S .lfO.55. III SO ser.
miftaas. ?t2 10. lt249, u.5b, .2.4S, 1880,
.4.t4 t4.E5. t5.h5. 600. 1908, $500, stO.b5,
ttl82 Nhenhs; nerI. Gambeu Ct. 1900, s8.t5,
1913. l720, 800. *e.3a 900. 40. 90, ttf!O0
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lion. 500 nno 1900 g,orn, li2.05 ItttaaS.
$500. ?5.25 NIB 600 s(betoS.
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Pnrrt 6aE1oen Citation. 1913. 1890. 2e.tt
unh 1000 BOZ lt25. 1870 uro $40 gadp
niiinGs.
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.3.50 Nndu,., Gambler, '7.20 Borm., 1900.
l2.b0 nro 400 VI adm
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1850 Wutui., THmsen Staiiou. II. 100 gorm..
$50 unb id.oo std6m.
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1913. PALE Born. il.25. 1880. $3.50, 1880.
tt145 Thene5.
6nrtis' pab, eamben sIation. 1890 Born.
erran, Wt. sopai, '2.43 Hodm.. Camden.
400 Eadlm.
popal elnt stue ma6 ghuabelsbia unb view.
bort. neuer dermtnus an Tretnub,uansle
her strabe, gep.DurS. beaHep, uad1 ooteiS.
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