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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-24
Garments for
Women Travellers

We are showing pleasing collection OF
garments especially suitable for railway and
stcamer travel, such as Rimonas, PsJanlas,
Negl,gees, Silk Petticoats, &c. few very
attractive values are here mentioned
Silk Kimonas in plain black and various
Japanese floral effects. Each ............ SoCO
Kimonos of Black japanese Silk. Each $40 90
Pajamas of Madras and Sateen, white and
colOrs Each ......,........ Sl.oO 10 3z'oO
Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats; with accord
ion.plaited hounce aud percaline dust
Aounce. Value, s. co. Each 80
Black and ColOred TSffeta Silk Petticoats,
made with full hounce, cit Ell PLATED or
shirred. Each ........ ....s So-uO
Tafeta Silk Prttcoats, in black, white and
the wanted cOlOrs, made with full hounces
Each........... ''.''''' 4f'oo
Third hoor-Eleventh st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-24

these defects are removed the skin viii 9e
clear soft healthy and beautiful. NO posslpls
harm can result from It's use. 50 cents and NU
A. leading drug stores or By mail.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY. Paris. lean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-24

Third Eleventh st,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-29

The graded school and Fitting School
gave holiday this week for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Leroy Wilson, Jr., is now agent for
the G. s. w. G. and the Southern Railway
at Allendale.
Remember the orphans next Sunday,
and carry your donation to the service at
the Methodist church.
If you owe The Herald anything, come
in and pay US it you are in town the hrst
Monday. We are never too busy to write
receipts.
Everybody takes holiday Thanksgiv-
ing except the printers. This office was
open all day, and the entire force was
hard at work.
Miss Martha Aver Aldrich, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs Robt. Aldrich, and Mr. +. u.
Tompkins, of Columbia, will be married
in the Episcopal church at Barnwell on
Tuesday evening, December 18th.
Mr.. W. L. Stokes's family, with Mrs.
NJ. A. Adams, moved to Branchville this
week. MI. J. c. Moye will occupy Mrs.
Adams residence, while Mr.. W. G. Kirk.
land will move into the Fitting School
cottage, which Mr.. Moye vacates
There is desire on the part of the
Methodists in the Olar section to form a
new circuit composed of Salem and Miz-
pah churches and new church to be
built in Three Mile township, the par
sonage to be located at Olar. The pres
ent conference may create the new charge
Most of the stores in town were closed
to day on account of Thanksgiving. Both
banks and the dispensary were closed,
while the post Office and depot observed
Sunday hours Business was generally
suspended, and few people came to town.
There were no services at any OF the
churches. Numbers of people went hunt
ing, and the birds Jared badly.
Coal is scarce and hard to get, and in
consequence many cotton mills and other
manufacturing enterprises are running on
short time. The cotton mill here is hav-
ing a hard time to get coal, and the sup
ply of fuel at the power house is also
short. The lights will only burn until
1890 each night until supply of coal is
received. In Orangeburg the electric
light plant is now running only half the
night on account of coal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-29

New Advertisements.
w. R. Bishop-For Sale.
r. G. Hardwick-For Rent.
G. W. Beard, Jr.-For Sale.
Moye's Grocery Store-Sixteen Ounces
to the Pound.
I'M. Graham-Real Estate.
w. A. Klauber-Reduction Sale Con-
tinued.
J.J. Smoak-Livery Stable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Church Notes.

The pastor Of Bethany church will speak
next Sunday on "The Light Of the World. {"
Braintree Branch Baptist church. Pub
lie worship with sermon $50 in the after
noon.
Baptist church-Morning worship with
sermon 1880. The pastor will preach.
Bible school II o'clock. Young peoples
meeting 80.
The subject Of the lesson sermon at the
Christian Science chapel will be "God the
only Cause and CREATOR The golden text
is taken from Isaiah 45:1S.
Methodist Episcopal church Preach
ing by the pastor at 1890 a. m. Sunday
school at Y o'clock. Epworth League at
$50. The Memorial service will be held at
this church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
with sermon before U. S. Grant Post by
Rev. X. M. Fowler.
The claims OF the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society were pleasingly pre-
sented at Bethany church Sunday morn
ing by Miss Auman, the state secretary.
Mr.. Clarence Cressey Brooks, a travelling
man in town over Sunday, volunteered
two solos. His bass voice Is round, sweet
and mellow. In the evening Miss Auman
addressed the G r. meeting, giving her
personal experiences in Utah and telling
Of the work of education among the
negroes and Indians. She also sang one
selection.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
A 2 to 1 Baseball Victory.

Randolph High won a close and we'll
played bail game from Mortified High at
Mortified yesterday. to /, being the sec
ond victory OF the series and the first
game captured at Mortified for many
years.
Both teams played splendid ball. La
frana struck out more than Bass and al
lowed fewer hits, but Randolph's hits
were punched aud counted most. Only
two nelding errors were made on each
side.
Northheld's only run was made in the
second, when Stone reached second on
hit. was sacrificed to third by Joslyn and
came IN on Connolly's only passed ball,
due TO his lameness.
Randolph did not score at all until the
eighth, when Bass singled and came home
on the left tielder's poor handling OF Con-
nolly's single, Connolly going to second
on the throw in. Connolly took third on
Ripley's sacrifice and came home on How.
ards single. This ended the scoring all
around.
The games features were the work of
the two pitchers. Bass fielding of nus DO
sition, nice left handed stop bv Ripley.
Richmond's throwing to bases and CUT
ting four singles IN four times al bat.
Three double plays were scored by Ran
dolph.
~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. ozro Winch of Mortified is at G.
W. Pride's.
Rev. X. NJ. Fowler attended a preachers
meeting in White River Junction last
Thursday.
r. r. wyman and family have moved
from the Bryant house on Central street to
the Howe house on Elm street.
Mrs. Guy Loudon and younger child Of
Burlington nave been with DR.. and Mrs.
II. IL. Mcintyre since Tuesday.
Guy Spear, principal Of the Bradford
high school. i TO be POSTMASTER OF the
x. II. 5 alumni banquet Friday evening,
June 10.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and son, Robert, Of
Hartford we're the weekend guests Of
Mrs. Briggs mother, Mrs. George 5.
Moulton.
Miss Carrie A. sault left for New York
yesterday to take a position a. stenogra-
pher with the Postal Telegraph company
OF that city.
Mrs. Galen Fish and daughter Of Stock
bridge and Mrs. Fish's mother, Mrs.
Chamberlain. we're al A. B. Fish's Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher, the missionary work
er, Is &c hold services AZ Braintree hill up
70 and including Sunday, June 10. She u
for the present a guest a. Herbert Flint's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foster have gone to
/ Montpelier to see their daughter, Airs. j.
~. Thompson. whose little girl Beatrice.
| Is Just eonvalescing from q severe attack Of
grip.
Since the notice in another column was
printed, the place Of the next meeting %
the Kings Daughters has been changed
from Mrs. j. y. Mitcheils 10 Mrs. Flora
FIuts.
Mrs. j. ". Case 81 Boston cane Satur-
day % be with her sisters Mrs. IS. j.
Bludges1 Of this village and Mrs. &. l..
smith q the Center. through part % the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phiaess Amazon % Pitts
field are here % stay 8 month OF longer
u it'll their daughter. Mrs. r. FL. slack, in
the hope that the change VIII benett Mrs.
Amazon, VI no h. not very well.
The Mems social club completed its or
canization Tuesday evening by electiuE
r. &. Soper vice president ana adopting
the bylaws presented bv the COMMITTEES.
The club nov has 81 mem Scrs.
The basement store m the Bass hlOck
has been newly painted and papered. and
Jesse Biodgelt. who has lately gone into
business there. Is to add line Of groceries
no hts STOCK q candy ana tobacco
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Death Of Miss A. 8. Train.

One OF Randolph's summer visitors.
Miss Alice b. Train, entered into rest sun
day. May 10, at her home in Washington.
ID. C., after a lingering illness with Brights
disease.
Last summer she spent abroad for the
be- eft OF her health and upon her return
in the fall was with her sister in Haverhill.
Mass, for short time but fastened very
soon TO Washington, where, It is under.
stood, her death occurred rather suddenly
from complication OF heart disease
Previous 10 going abroad, she had been
constant in coming to this place every
season for seven or eight years. the first
three OF which she rented the Burt farm
and afterwards enjoyed her outings at the
farm OF W. w. Jones.
Possessed OF abundant means, she
seemed 70 consider herself the steward OF
her wealth ana used 1t generously to re-
lieve the hardships and brighten the lives
of those less fortunately situate1. Her
spirit OF helpfulness worked in unostenta-
tious ways and none more fully realized
the olessedness OF quiet giving.
she was not far from 20 years Of age and
besides her sister, she left a young girl,
Dorothy White, whom she regarded as q
daughter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Death ofL p Luce.

Lyman p. Luce. q veteran q the Civil
var. died 81 hls nome in West Braintree
lasi Thursday az the age q g yesrs. His
ailments. re-ulting from the hardship 81
army life. were enlargement g the heart
end liver trouble.
He eulfsteu ia 1851 In company g.. sth
Vermont regiment, and sei we'd three years
and q half with that band Of fighters, DO
were in is prominent engagements besides
many minor sxtEEc fishes.
He was twice married and d survived BY
his second wife and four daaghteEs-Nrs.
Frank Rzttee Of RoxourY. Alrs. Fred
Rope Of Randolph. Mrs. Ahuis stone and
Mrs George fhurst o. braantree. tie
also Ieff two sisters. Mrs 4. l.. 1-srusa and
Mr. Alma Nertisberg 81 this place
The funeral service was held Al the home
in Rraiutrue SATURDAY, afternoon. Rev.
samuel knos e Officiating. and inter-
meat was il the Brsiutree cemetery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Get your ice cream at II. A. Leonard's. Il
FoR sA1F.-Choice hay and seed barley.
NJ LUXE PARISH.
Front office to rent over store.
NJ. A. TEwKsBURY.
Cpstom butchering of hogs and beeves.
If PANToN q RowELL.
Cash paid for live poultry wanted every
week. PANToN q HOWELL
VIII take stock to pasture.
c. T. MOORE, II Park st. II
For Edison monographs and supplies
see page /. Mrs. T.. T.. NANoRNAM.
Try the York state early Sanford sweet
corn for seed. j. j. TRERIsE.
WANTED A man to work on the farm
by the MONTH b. A. MANCHESTER
See ]. f. Jerd's New Improved Edison
Phonograph ad. Page l. tt
For SALE: Dry hard wood, block or
stove size, for cash. ii. ). BOOTH.
WANTED Cattle TO pasture on the
Judd farm. ID. c. WooDwoRTH, Braintree.
Cash paid for live poultry every Monday
and Tuesday. Peoples phone. u
WANrEp:-Girl or woman for general
housewo'k on farm.
]. w. BLANCHARD, East Braintree.
FARMER: Bring in your hides, skins
and pelts and get top prices at /. ID. Lltch-
fields. IT
Bring your hides and calf skins to Pan
ton & Rowell. Can pay more than anyone
else in town. II
FARM WANTED To cost not over $500
on easy terms. Send full particulars 70
9s Utica St., Boston.
FoR SALE:-Hard wood ashes at Spar
hawks coal shed. Apply to l.. I. Spar
hawk or +. X. Bailey, Barre.
FOR SALE:-Good work horse and fair
driver. Not afraid of automobiles and
safe for anyone. j. II. WOOD, Randolph Ctr.
FOR sALE:-One driving horse, four
carriages, summer blankets and robes, ten
harnesses. II
G. II. RAYMOND, East Randolph.
For sALE:-Psir chestnut horses, weigh
300. Young and all right in every partlc-
ular 2w
A. f. PLAsTRIDoE, Mortified Village.
Send for catalogue of the vermont
gasoline engine. II is for your interest
now and hereafter. ae Nv
Z. Il. DUNHAM. Agt., Bethel, Vt.
WANTED For the present, all your
calves, delivered at our slaughter house,
any time OF day, and any day.
n PAXTON q RowELL.
MEN AND WOMEN, in local towns make
Il to S3 per day, spare time only; splendid
opportunity; write for particulars. ae 4w
j. II. CARPENTER Co., Boston, Mass.
will pay 81 per week for an expert
enced, capable person for kitchen work.
Also want chamber maid and Mattresses.
Address T. STONE, Randolph Ctr, VT. II
WANTED Immediately capable, ener-
getic girl or woman to do general house,
work. Good wages and good home. Ad-
dress, Box 105, South STAFFORD, Vt. ae II
Thorough instruction in shorthand and
typewriting. The best is none too good.
Glass now forming at Randolph. Address
II. MAE BULLARD, Montpelier, VT.
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the 1853 and back
Fridays. II you take the train yourself
get mileage OF me. &. r. STEELE.
The piano pupils Of Miss Edith Marcott
will give recital in the vestry of the
White church Friday evening at 1880
o'clock, assisted by Miss liza Niles OF Nor
risville. The public is cordially invited.
WANTED LADY or gentleman Of fair
education to travel for firm of $4,000
capital. Salary si,072 per year, payable
weekly. Expenses advanced. Address
GEO. G. CLOVIS, Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Brains ano insurance

are capital enough to marry on. Charac-
ter and insurance are business capital.
The insurance goes bonds for character,
that is, II the character OF the character Is
as good as the character of our insurance.
9th year. doing business In "a states.
Natl Life Ins. Co. OF Vermont (Mutuall,
SIS. Ballard. General Agent, New Langdon
Block, Montpelier. ae
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

Earned runs, r II. s. /; base hits.
stone ] first on balls, of Bass struck
out. G b. Bass. 10 by Lafrana, Ieff on
bases. X. II. 5. 2. y. III. 5. 6: first bsse on
errors. r. "a. 5. i. n. "A. S. p: passed halls.
Connolly i; hit BY pitcher. spooner:
dou bic PLAYS, Bsss to Howard: ~. Con-
molly; W. Connolly 10 Ripley 10 Howard !:
time Of game, ] b. IS min; umpire.
Watson.
Randolph plays spaulding High Of Barre
here Saturday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
A Card.

We wish to express our grateful appre-
citation Of the kindness and sympathy
shown us in our bereavement and TO ex-
tead our thanks for the floral tributes at
the funeral Of our infant daughter.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. w. PRIDE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
5000 Money-makina Farms

For sale. "Strout's List No. 10" Illus
trated, describing hundreds of bargains in
New England, New Yorl, New Jersey ana
the South, mailed free by f. A. Strout, S.
Broad ST., Boston, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Millinery.

Hats Of all kinds, up-to- date styles,
flowers and foliage. Cali and get prices.
MEssER Co., Messer block, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

Foley's Honey and Tar Is PECULIARLY
adapted for asthma. bronchitis and hosrss'.
ness. sold by H. A. Leonard, Randolpb
and Z. A. Densmore. Chelsea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Seine MmbCit0rumacu.

3cdcnbcilBcr i'm FittSburgcr 9iltritt
NldrIbclt, DAB Wrubcu Gn0c nod
tier YSodc in Dollcm Nctricb
ltc6en mcr0cu.
FtttSburh va, 10. Wui. -
Del Den 3edCn Der oNIlegbenD Gool
So" III Sarnid, Fo, bcrrld)t grGB.c
MlIbc, mo nlou lab fcincrlei Nllbe.
lt0rnltDcn cnt0CQch mcrnl Die %Itrltcl'
Den &oblenorbcItCr ans Den Scr Oc.
icuihoit gcb0riAcn @Gllicrn entiernt
mcr0cll. Sic mciitcu Stritcr, bon
6cncn man bcliirhtct bottc, OuB lie
0cu Die Snterclicn Der @ciclihuIt
ucrtrCtcn0cn Wcomtcn BET scr &in'
olr2icbung MihcrItnlo cntBcNcnIcbcH
milrOel, babcn Ole Nrbeit mic0cr alli
0cnonmcn o0cr Die Srtihnit per
lnIicn.
George MorAorL Elm Stritcr, lucI'
der ungcflagt Wor, Clncn nldtmllo'
riitiidcn Nrbciter cilgcl6il6tcrt 81
bobcn, mllr0c I'M GountO @crldt pom
Giidtcr &cnncOp nnQCuiclcn, Viirg'
ld)oit iiir iein orOcntIidc9 Ncrboltcn
81 ltcllen. 9iihtcr @cnncoD lieB lid
bicrbci, mie IolNt. u%crncbnlcn: vaein
Wonn bat oo9 Mcdt, cincn an0crcn
Mionn Don scr Nrbeit 5%lltildjubul
ten" Sic Neamten Der @rltben6c.
iiGcr aloubcn, ouB OlcIc Soltung
9iidtcr &cnnc0p'9 icOcu &crilld) sur
@cmolttb0tiqfeit Dcrbinocrn merbc,
mo bnben Die 30bl Der bcuoiinctcn
QSGd)tcr bel ocn 3cdcu olII s Munn
pcrminhcrt. Iic WrubenbcIibcr be
boupten, ooB Ole 3ebcn uor GnSc
llGd)lter @ode in Dollcnl Vetricb
ltebcn luer0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Sic llurmbcn anf Samar.
NGubcriihc EuliioncS iibcrI0IIcn ci.
ucu 0rt mo lhlcppcn @5pon5ig
Wcmobncr in ole @ciongcnihait.

JlNlluCl Iut FullllllCS llutl IuNtll "
llcu 0rt mo lhlcppCn 5m0n5ig
Wcmobncr in oie @ciongcnihait.
% ami q, t3. Moi. - Der ltcll'
uertrcten0c @ollperncllr Ginco bon
Somor bat ~iolgenoc WclounlG &c.
ialot: Sine Nonoc bon 81 EllliiuneS,
nit finn Wcncbren mo nn0crcn @al.
icn 0u21criitet, oron1 IN <abunAnn
Gin mo t00tctc ul0 ucrmuu0ctc licbcll
Wcmobner, "luoraui tic 80 N0lllcr aus
pliinOcrtcn mo nie0crbrnuntcn, I'M
idIieBIid) nod iibcr 6mnn5ig Ncuob-
ncr ol2 Wcianocnc bimucg III I6Icps
pen. Gruppcn, GonIioblcr, Foli5iItcn
mo Grcimiuige ~ucriolDcn bic 6Gbrtc
Ger Non0itcn.
@cor9c Gurrp, Ser @ollUcrncllr
Don Snmor, meIdJcr iih bier AMI Dem
&c0c nod @oGuio, ser Somner'Nc &c.
focus 0ca @encrol. @ouuerneur5 Soc,
bcijnoct, tbeilt nit, olc Grtihoita'
&orlicbcr ser NllicI Snntor miIroell
6cmmudit bel oem @cncrnl @olmers
ucllr Ooriprehen mo lid, iiir oaS
&crinbren Scr Nl9rottumg Der rebelli.
ldcn GinGeborcncn, OnS bon alien
irieolidcn @cuobncrn uon Sumor
bciilrmOrtct miro. rrtlGrcn. @oupcr,
ucur Gnrrp bot bonn FrGliocnten
NooicpeIt cine &obcIOcpcide crbulten
nit @IildmilnidCn 5u ieinem Gut,
tomnncn bel Orm tiir5lidcu @cicd)t
nit oeu YlIliianc3, 0ic aus Dem SIN.
tcrbult ci1en llcbrriou unternommcn
bntten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

3ipei ainocr 0c3 Srn. MurcuS
u. Wooomaro crIittcn m1breno ser
porlcbten Nadt 0lrh cin Ieller, mel
DIES Ole Mobnulg IbreS Taters 5lt
Clifton, uo6e Fittablra Fa., ser
ltorte, ben Slnmmcntoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

SffcnGrr5t8. Nirtb (olS
eben cir Gpouicrtcl trondirt lpiro):
YMeine Serrcr wer bot Hppetit?"-
&on oacr liiden crtont eS ~ioiort:
~Mir cine Tortjo0," mir olld) cine"
mir c6enIona." - &irtb (pcr,luci-
ielt) .N6cr h6rcn 2 bod olli, mel.
lie SerrcL sic Fortionen meroen ia
INNER tleiner."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
r%cniitrirtcr ocntfdrr Tr5t.
pns iIhrior Yrario.
Gle iuliQe Scr.

Sm Giicr. Sic iunge Ger.
iGeiOiQcrin Ir0uIcin &edtSonwoIt
Gr. Mcucr io0 iih ia mn, ood I'M.
ldnQit pl0blih ucrlobt babcn."- ga,
lie bat Iih bci'm Eloioopcr fir oun
Gl%nqcflogtcu 10 ms 5elIcr binein &c.
reoet, nob oui cinrnol Elm &eirotb$.
Mntrag 0nruN3 mrr0e!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
8 d)antlicru5cn luiOcrrnirn.

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Scltc ucritclt. @eitern 9lbcl0 un0
bclttc mar Die Gcmpcrotlr fGltcr, ais
iG, lcit Dem Grobeben on Is. Mpril.
MGbrcn0 Scr nGd)itcn 80 Gaze inG
Oic 3obl Der itGOtilhcu NrbeitSfrGitc
crbcblid Ocrnlinocrt lpcrocn. Wopnr
Sdnib bat 0ic9bc5iiqliN ole Mittbei.
lung gcnlod)t OnB ElGne in Gorbe-
reltulla leicn, lueld)e III Der ItGotiI6cn
&crluoltung sic riqor0ieltc Sporiom-
felt cinIilbrcn iollen. "lln0eidbr 300
itG0tii6c Beanie lucroen ibre Stel.
llnlgen Ocrlicrcn o0er elmer @c6ultS.
ocrlllllloerlIlG ltlterjoQcn mcr0en.
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Satob MieR' nMriubie. Sans."

Sanpt1inrtier btJ 0elditGpereitS .Wielo'
Die. Singllutoen te6en Gonneriiaegtbeno.
BcrInnllnlnllgen res neeniennial Wlebeer'
8ereiIs" icoen .. mo 4. 3isniina int
WiUndi. IclepbuU - Wtt. 8eruuu 1850 ".
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0r. 1iU4, GntosGc utral. Nuenue.
Der "9turhuii Smttc rluabrenoer Ua,lbeIe ln
bon baltimore" berlanuneIt i6 bier ie,
ben Wuut19. - 8eor9c Nrebm Il Cons
Nier am 3apt, nab oeutiber att b!rcft
BON Sob.
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ssemn Chr @elo ndtyig babt, penSet 6nh
Wrln6cisenibum @crl6micacnbeit. aeine
atiboeidldfts Wtetbo6en. WI. aremer, Nr. 1920,
Yoros Faca. Stralc, /. 5Iur. QaunorD N~uiIoing.
(lpriI15|)
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Fcirrc = McsgSnoc G%OntruUcrir.

" albin0toM 2. s., 13. Mai.
- LAS SnuS'G omite iilr o~ll5mGrtige
Nllgclc9cnbcltcn bat gcItcrn IN Der
Fcircc Wtcg8ooc Guntroucric, mcldlc
Mobcrt Wtcg8nOc'@ Nmtsiiibrumg ais
Wcncralfonlul bon Gontou, China.
5lml @egcnltunO bat, Elm 5mciltiin0i.
Gc@ Ncrb0r abGcbultcn. GCircC murot
bel geldloIencn Gbiiren einem Ser
Dor mter5oaen, ood) mur0eu lcine
Nlloldacu nid)t 81 Frotofoll gcnouI-
men. Sr. Ecircc bat, mic man or
lobrt, lcinc bci'm Stuat9. 9cpurtC.
mcnt 0cDcn Wtcg8u0e poroe6rad)icu
acknowledgements mIcoerbolt II. 0urd)
Iotumlcntc crhGrtet, mas nanlcntlidj
nllI Die Iu3gubc Nci1lid)ter 3lllui
lungs Gcrtilitntc iiir Gbinelen in nic
Ser. Staotcn Nc5ug bat. 9ctrcii2
zines ibm bon WcgSn0e geihcnftcu
ligerIcllS I'M @crtG bon $500 iugte
Feirce, 0oB 0iclc9 @cldcnf linn form.
lid a%ufge0rGnGt morocn lci, in0cnt
Der bctrelicnoc (cppid) nit ieinc,t
Glfcften cin9epodt luOr0eu mo obue
leine &enntniB nad 0en Ger. Stua-
ten geianot mllr0C.
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gcutiacs arbeits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N.WTTtV N."'.tp- 'utTVt'THuUp| NH'tuHt :.
ber y8euiihen @eieai6ait". :. 9ieienigeu, bic
benilbe 9onoiuerfer, gtrbeitcr mo 9ieuilbnteu
gu bctbdltiaen iuiinfden, moIIen iib peri0nlid,
SeieulhGlt SuBanu .. W,eDer, Vr. PIG, SIR.
EburpsSttahe, tuenoen, Welhcr InelIigeliIIdD
%ElnSlunlt ertbeilen luiro. Sprebltnnoen bon 1
bis 8 nor. Gah28,10
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SteQengclnde.


Sin dlterer Seemnnl, ldnQe ais Nod mo
Gtclpar0 Hut Gee Q%cidbrer. iuhi puiicuoe Stel.
luna am Varoc ais >. Stud1 in eincm Meitdurunt:
IN Miltlcll. mo 0aIisarbciicl heuunncrt. Rad
6uirnnen bel y, Sinaeloen, Sucuit' Nuiut.
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