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The Washington times., 1906-11-27
.BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race-Selllng; all ages; six fur
/ longs; Columbia course. ParkviIle, I2l
Felix Mozzes. l2l; The Cure. 12I; Snow
King, MS Geo. G. Han. 9S: Donna FL
Jim Leonard 80; Nellie Racine. %. Tan
gier, 90; eToscan, 1l6; SAla Russell Jos;
BOtanist 100. sKillCchan IS; u mbTella,
50; 'Alegra, s.; II. I. Frank, 122.
Second race-Maiden two-year-olds,
one mile; Columbia course NaFelie.
l02; Bright Boy. 102; Turbulence. %:
Maxelle. 80; Ambush 80; High Jumper,
81. Mammymoo. 80; VIII Do 30; sophie
Carter. 90, Dissent, 90; Manana, 99i
SpinX. 50, sally X, 80; Bob Edgren, 80,
Jobstown. 80: Finance. o9.
Third race-The Firth Dixie. three
year-oldsi one and three-fuurths miles.
old course. Holscher. I26: Tavaunes. 1I6;
Belle Of Jessamine, L3; Nemesis, 1l3.
Fourth -Twu-year-old six fur
longs; Columbia course. Sandy Creeker.
ll5; Ted. ll5; Temlneraire, Us; Jim Leon
ard, I5; DiebOld. rs, Daisy Frost- 1l2.
Howard Shean. 10, Work and Play. no:
Byrum, l05; Sally K. 10l
Fifth race - Maiden three-year-olds
and up; one mile: Columbia course
Bizzy lzzy. III NOblesse ObliEe los,
Mark NEEDLE, 193; How About You, JOB.
Garmagnole. l8. Water Bearer. Ioo;
King Henry. 100; Cloisteress, 10Js F'ril ls
100; Marksman, lo0i Marster, loo.
Sixth race-seUing: three-y QIds
and up; apprentices one mile alld one
fuTlOUg- @NOladay, Jos. emperor of IN
dia. lU3; "IvanhOe, l03; ~CnalfOnte. IS;
XNNew York, l0l; XXRed Knight. lGl. [.
XNBlue Buck, IS; XxPleasant Days, 90.
XXNeIlie Burn, 50
Apprentice allowance claimed.
XXApprentice allowance Of ten pounds
claimed.
Weather clear, track fast.
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Won B0HLEN'S BROTHER
ENGAGED TO ACTRESS

BERLIN, NoY. 27-The brother OF
Herr Won Bohlen. Wno recently married
the multi-niIlionaIress. FrauIein Kr1pp.
has just become engaged. His hnancee
is an actress. formerly Of the Berlin
stage, who has lately scored great sue
cess at Carisruhc The family. which
counts the Emperor William among It's
personal friends. is much dlspIeased at
this projected union
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LOCAL MENTION.
Greener on the Negro.

r. =. Greener United States consul
az Nladivostok during the Boxer upris-
ing and the RussO-Japanese war, will
address the Bethel Literary and His
torical Association tonight at the Me-
tropolitan A. N. T.. Church, NJ street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest on The Future or the
Negro
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are James J.. Blake, Frank Webb and
John Teban, whose speciality used 10
be the robbing OF country pOstoffces,
until the secret service men put them
out Of the wav
Fifteen convicts came from Riverside.
near PittsDuTg. among whom is one by
the name of Miller, formerly cashier
OF a bank at Claysville, Pa Miller 2
objection to being removed to Atlanta.
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PATRICK SCORNS
CLEMENCY UNLESS
FULLY INDICATED
EntreatS Governor Hig-
gins to Disregard Out
side Pleas.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Lawyer Albert
l. Patrick viii refuse TO receive the gift
OF his life from the hands OF Governor
higgins. This was stated positively to-
day by Clark Bell, the lawyer who laid
before the governor petition signed by
more IMAM 5000 physicians, asking that
Patrlck be saved from the electric chair.
A Situation absolutely unique in criminal
history is created by the stubborn stand
taken by The alleged slayer OF William
L. Rice. the decrepit Texas millionaire,
whose valet. Jones, says he killed Rice
by administering chlorofOrm 70 him ar
Patrlcks dictatiOn.
Demands Full Vindication.
Patrick VIII accept No communication
of sentence from the governor. even if
1t should be offered" said Mr.. Bell with
emphasis.
= He demands a full vindication or
death. This is not an attitude OF
braFado on his part. He is innocent and
he would rather be maTUyTed than live
our MS lie in prison in eXplatiOu of
a crime which he did not commit"
Patrick has twice written 70 The gov
efnoF entreaIing him 10 disregard all
pleas OF clemenCy. unless they came
rom him, Personally.
LAWYERS expressed the opinion that
Iatflch could IN no manner refuse To
accept gubeTnatOrial Clemency. III no
death warrant was signed for its exc
cuuon' no one would carry out the
--N--N+e+NN W N4if ftItL WHICH convicted
nm. and the judgment OF which the
lawyer AYERS he prefers above life i'm
I'risGnmcnt.
a considerable state OF indecision ex-
listed today as to what would be Gov
efnor Higgins attitude toward Patrick
authoritative denials from Albany ne
gatiYed the story that the governor had
already committed The eon3eror,.5
mans sentence.
There Is every reason for believing
that the governor viii not permit Pat
rick insistenee upon the death sent
ence being carried out unless he re-
Celyes full pardon, or Is acquitted on
third trial, 10 sway his Judgment
ne governor has intimated that he
Will not permit Patrick TO be executed
and has permitted the impression TO go
uncontradicted that he Is not at all
satisfied with the quality of the evil
dence under which the lawyer was con-
victcd.
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vESPERS WANT GAMES.

4 newly organized basketball team
known as the -Nespers, averaging
about l30 pounds. would like to arrange
games with all teams of that weight
tiers. manager. GO + street northeast.
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on hs corn. and eongratulates his. wife
on her discernment when she calls him
names.
Taken 81 one day. he insisted upon
teiephoning the undertaken. expressing
him.
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malt" B1ead Appears Three Times

daily on the tables of those who know
hatrlghL living means ne attn. Made under
hygieuic conditions from purest materials.
Schneiders Malt bread. at grOcers'.
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RoYal Pilsen for Thanksgivinq.

Don't forget TO order case Of this sU-
perb light beer for Thanksgiving Phone
". 49, Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Won't Wear White Uniform.

Captain Walsmith says there is no
truth in the report that his men are 70
be uniformed IN white oYeralls: neither
Will they accept any sweeping machines,
scoopers. or sprinklers from the Street
Cleaning Department This is Bright
wood S affair. and all the honor and
glory OF being able 70 walk on streets
that have been out OF sight for moons
and moons is to be divided among The
members of the white wing squad
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Score a Clean Sweep for BrightwoOd Park.

Our broomS we WELD
In civic pride,
We do it round and round.
Though Congress fail,
And white wings quail,
Wen have a SpotleSs Town.
Refrain of the Brightw0od Citizens,
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Specific Foot Troubles

treated with gratifying results. J. J.
Georges * son. Foot Specialists, 1911
"a HEr.
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25x195 Easy terms. one car fare. Box
223 Station c.
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Four Building Lots, SIS Each.

Special offer for 50 days. Faber. S02. I'll
ST., formerly $50 7th -
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Costumes, Masks, Confetti
A. Gundlach's. sl3 9Th st. NV.
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TO proceed al double time to Felka' =
restaurant and enjoy a hearty meal At
torney William Mex. Clayton Informed
the citizens that he would see that the
block on which he lived showed side
walks before long and the army did no
work there.
Cold, Gray Dawn.
After the supper the white wings
again shouldered their implements and
walked slowly home. 1t was more man
ual labor than most Of them had done
TOR some years. but they worked last
night in the interest of good citizenship
and had that consolation when they
awoke this morning. a little later and a
trifie stiffer in the joints than usual.
Captain Walsmith was loud In his
praise OF HIS assistants. aad saws even
better things are 10 be expected Of them
and endurance, and there is some talk
nent one Mr.. Walsmith was chosen
last meeting OF the BrightWOOf Park
Citizens As iocia ton. he made a motion
that the Tes.usnts dig up the submerged
sidewalk, instead of apropriating a sum
OF money for the work
The citizens thought IL was one of his
little JesTs. but he insisted that he was
In dead earnest, ana succeeded in mus
tering a sufficient force to accomplish
the most effective work that has yet
been done on the BrlghtWOOd thorough
fares
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Coal! Coal! Coall
Best coal and wood Lowest prices r. J.
& II. Q. Grace. 4th & + ne. Phone +. 2s3
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Army SaIlies Forth.

Thomas Hall. at 7,30 O'Clock. was
filled with citizens. clad In rough
clothes and carrying on their backs
every known instrument for the re-
moval Of dirt and debris from streets
and sidewalks Some of the implements
had seen better days. but others were
fresh from the hardware store. All
We're piled with q strong arm, and the
citizens purpose never iagged at the
heels of action.
At S o'clock. Captain Walsmith. using
the long handle of a shovel as a sword.
gave the cOmU and forward" " and the
merry war was on. In the ranks were
TO be found barTisters. men Of the cloth.
contractors, gr6cers. bakers, and a
policeman. AT Eighth and DOngIellOW
streets, a score or more OF boys aug
mented Captain Walsmith's forces, and
ne was sauguine of victory from then.
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ase Dozen for u Cabinet Fotns-
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Dig Down to Pavement.

The white wings trained their guns on
Longfellow street and tossed dirt into
the gutter until the granolithic was
reached. Brooms and hoes were then
brought into action, and three lusty
cheers went up when footballs could be
heard on the pavement one might have
been tempted to believe the prospectors
had struck gold. but 1t was only the
sidewalk. which they had not seen for
10. these many moons. q
Eighth street. between Jefferson and
Kennedy. proved a tough proposition
but the army was there with the strong
arm and stout heart and never gave up
hope After working some time, the
members of the crusade were enCOurag-
ed and thrilled by the grating sound OF
a shovel on the pavement Everyone
rushed to the hole in the mud and lent
a hand. with the result that the satiFe
space was soon cleared of and three
more shouts rent the nocturnal air
Captain Walsmith assembled his men
again and marched on in search of other
fields to conquer The mud vas scrapel
and brushed off the sidewalks wherever
IL was found. and at o'clock twenty
very tired citizens seconded the motion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
etaatS 2icens.S cfanntmaMnug.

Inourtb lpcroer aIle 9~erfonen iinb 96rpera
idIiteu, incorporate ODER pplitiide. fpelcbe III
Der Staot Baltimore eiu 8cfbdit beircibeIt, fir
pcldbes Die Grbebune elmer Siadts'Iicen5 CT
fnroerlid III, aIlsciorberi. am obcr Dor oert
criten Saae occ Mounts Mai b. 70. cine Glceit,
81 lOicn ooer oieIclbe III erItelierll. Gtte '8ers
~Idliinlib Der Grneuerlilt9 ibrer piccn5 bis sum
eritcm 5aae beS Wiunats Mai b. %. bon Selten
bon Geriouen, Die icbt foicbe @eibdiie betreibelt,
piro ~oicfelbcll ciner @eloitrafe ulitcriuerfen.
Sn lleberciniiinimiilig NIT benz 90. strtifel.
40. mn 30. IbtdNiit. oeo Goocr DER nl9cElcia
relt 0itehiiid)ell Seiebe iperoet Ypplifdlifeft liir
Srdberc' Yicen5en uif9eioroert, III Serlort bpr'
6nfprcdeil mo cine bci6lporcIie gn9abe iibcr
ben gSertb hes bon benz beiaaten IppIifunielt
aciiibrien 2aocr3 III MAIDEN. Die 2icens miro
Nr. Nbam Senpert, Mftunr ocS Common
ElenssSerihts, miro AM iino nab Wicntan, ben
o. glpriI 1906. .5ipiiben hen Siurtocl bon 8 lbr
Iiprnlittaas bis A llbr 9tad1miita9S, IN @teineiit
Niireau I'M 9rogeiboB ocs @erihtseebdnoes,
S1DciteiirabcflsS it9ahe, 6ur Miisgnbe bon St'
ccn5cil bercii icin.
Sas etaats : 8crfiherinaS : 9epariement
bon Wtdrbluno miro am tIlo nab Stenitag, ben
I. Wini 1906. 6,uiihel oen Gtunoen ppn Q ubr
gioriHiitals bis 4 ubr 9tddNmittd1e, In feiftcIt
Viircaur, Nr. 900, nglmericun Bniloiitg," GnItts
more iinb Soutbs Sirdbe. 5ur Serausgabung
bon idbrIibcn @crtdlernngs-W lailer'2teensen
bcrcit lct".
@cprae %. Yao9ett,
Gberiff bon Baltimore.
(IpriI2, 1921 1865 90 %, 27,3O)
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giireau Der observation-disclosures GummtNdrr re.

8nltimore, ben %. g9riI 1906.
IN @erldbbeii Der Geitinintlngen oeo Char
tero Der Sfuot Baltimore iindDeTl ole eonilllinate
lir StraBctourbbriibe III Der Sidnt baltimore
bternlit beiaItnt, hnB lie ole Iitlicuitn9 elllee
Seri6ts 1tlBcoroiet babett iiber ole ,6llaeiprone,
men Snii6doi1i1acrt, eniltaiioencit utipltelt lllo
nu'erlcgien Nertberbuburael NIT einent erldlls
ternoet 4lur fir Die Gunoemnirnng NIB Gnrdi'
brnh, Der @tndlcitcr's traRe, ooil Der Sllleiie
Der WtollrpesSt ruBc bis 6lr 9Seiiieife BON Nlrpq 8
Zane. iute iebt nliSgeiegt. mo bon, Der Sifletfe
hon &irbp'o Zane, ipic icbt alisgelegt, bis sur
Seitleite bon Sutton sIpenlte, ipte III Der am
%. Mprtt 1908 iillier6eihlielefi, Serorollltiig Yr.
PAS oeS Wiuuors ulo Stdotrdtb9 oor9eibriebeli.
Sic @ertberb0buIg eritredt iib mo iul11Bt
beioe Seiten oer &irfeiters Strabe, elnlblteBll6
his 6ir SuItols gpenue: ole Siiiciic Der Wtonrocs
Strabe 100 SUB iloroltb NM 100 lliollb pol
Der gSiitneliers SiruBc. ole ~9Seltlcite Der Mgfontocs
Strabc. 9caeniiber ocr 9Si1dDeiters Strube; pie
gSeitieite oer Mionrocs Strabe 100 Sub torolib
bon Der 9ioroarenie oer 9SindeiiersSirab iuellli
oird9cbrod)en; bic 9Seiiieite Der Wioltroe.SfraBe
itcrs Strabe, ipelln ourdbaebroden; beioe Seiien
Der 9~Sooolen' Strabc $50 6lb iiiolib bon Der
&illdbefier'S trabe beiSe Setter bon Slrb9s
sic ssciiiciine' Ser Sllions glpcnne. $50 SUB ntrOs
lid rne $50 fiolid bon oct Siioieite Der &ins
DIETER. Sirate: Die Gillette Der 5nltonsMoenle
Der Sutton. sipeuue, $50. Sub il6rolit bon Der
yiproarcn5e Der 9SiideltersS trabc. 'uenit ourd)s
9ebroden, nno bic Sitfeiie bcr Sutton: sipelllie
100 Rub iiioii6 bon Der Siioqrerie Der SSiIlcbes
itersSirnbe. ipenit nrrcbgebrod)er.
llno tic MAIDEN hermit ferter bcfdnnt, Dab
porerpdbnter Veriht uebit erfIdrenben aarielt
istt, 5ur Snipeltion Iilr QUE babel iiiterelltrici
Gommifdrc AM Munta9, ben 80, slpriI 1906,
Wurmiita9s 10 llbr. in ibrer1 %iireai in Tr.
312, 3t4 NIB 3i6, Sucn:e3ebanor, Seringtpn'
nuo NunioaB.s traRe, III Sislng feit iperbell,
I'M ir9eno lpeIdc in cripdbnicli Neribte entbals
iene neutrality-suspicious.. gepeli Die trpeno cine IN.
~terciiirt III icin bebniiptclloe Eerton Gtiliparlo
erbcbt. in 9rud9ung- 5i 6ieben. .
I. Hrtbur @idbani,
Samcs y. Srtitb,
. Games y. Wtarinc,
9onniiidre.
eugene 3. GUegcre,
(9(priI26. q .2S.30) GIerf.
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Wcpruc Tnbrasfn.

IN, G"cliebtcr ojatie bon auguiiu Subrnsip, I'M
slltcr bon 81 Subren. Sic Necrbi9uug finoet
sountna, ben %. glpril. 9ia6nitiags ) ubr,
bon ieiner Iebieu 9Sobnlna. III. 1916. 9Se'i.
Iruits Sirube. ans iiatt. iup6lt Scrfpuilote liIto
5rcunoe ndDiurgsppl einacIahcl Iiro. 8ciets
sung nif Der ~Guibon-F aris 6enleierD."
G17-m
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MidIncl Ecbcrcr.

IS iiarb am %. gpril 1906, NddmiiiaoS,
in ieincr gSobnlna, 9ir. t7i5, 96eli Gatabeitcs
@pcnlle Wiidacl 1eoerer I'M stlicr non 80 Sab.
rem, & Mionnten mo 10 Iaaen, ~gellebter @atte
samitaq, 9iuhmittuge tA3 llbr. bon Der obcn
9enunnteTl 9SobnunG aus itnit. ipc5n Seriparoa
tc mo Srclinoc ndilngspoll eiiiBelaoet iino.
lciIebltng %priuutint.
CRbilaoeIpbiu. IA. ZEN gorfcr iinb 9SiIs
%ininotpf, Selupnrc, Seiiungen polCn aefl. co
DirCu1 0tI-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
Sbns. u. Siuocmalo.

IS itnrb am 5reitua. ben 81, glpriI 1906.
" leiner gSobnnta. iii. 1903. Siio'Sronbnap.
Gbae. u. Singeiualn, a~eliebier @aite bon slt.
ia Is. Siugeipalh. Die Seeroiguig finoet
W'untag, ocn 80. glpriI. gtn6miiia9s INT > ubr.
bon %lellcr Ietten @obning aus iiatt. Der.
rdnote nro 6rennoe iinb adtun9soon eitgeIas
ben.
C98nibinaton ,. e.. uno Gan 1ran6isco
3eiillIL0en lpolen 0eiL. cnpiren.D Uls-20l
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Die Gage Der ScntidJcn in ben rift
idjcn Siticc- Eruuinscn.

IH)tH SWcc=Ffputh5cH.
Tbs aobel mcloetc geittrn, bob oil
Woblcn Der 5lpcitcn aloiic in ocil
ocn 9altiifen Eropin5cn HuBlon'na
nit elmer po%QitGnoiacn Nieoerlogc
Der Gciltid)en gccnoigt bitten. 60
Qor Die Guiicn b1ttcn iid nit Den
ScttenL Citizen mo Suocn gcgcn bie
oelltldcn 9nrone llno 2%unobcliBcr
pcreinigt, Inn robifalc ober conltitll.
.loncllc Ncnofrotcn 81 %criu0blen.
GoS ociltld)c Clement, mcld)cS Dis
Sntclll9cn5 in Ocn boltild)en Eropin.
sen blloct mo ld)on IN ben Sdrc.
fcnstogcn ocS Hopcmbcrs iinO o.
5clnbers leBten Sobres 10 ifluer 81
lelocn bate, lit alio nltd ierncr nod
III 9cbrdn9niB. Scr lislGnbiife
Sonomorihou Baron Wcpenoorii
cntrolte fiir5lid] bel Der GroiinuE9
ocs liplonoiihcn 2onbtogS Elm tribes
Wilo BON Der Gage, meld)er Die Scnt.
id)cn III ocn bnltiid)cn Eropin5cn jrtt
~Gcgcnilbcr itebcn. 9tiht bios, Oob
Der lclt Sttobcr oprigen SobrcS bcrr.
ihcnoc 6rcibeits Soumcl trnuriNc
Tc%rbcCrungcn nllgcriftct bat, CT bat
olld), mas nod idlinnmcr lit, cine
idIcilt6ar lniibcrbriidborc &lllit sfri,
id)cn ocn Selltidcn mo oen ilbrigcn
Mitcinmobncrn Der Eropin5en ollig,&
ibun. Sic rliiiiihe Hegicrlnl0 botis
ftlnc Gorfcbrllllgcn 5llr Mhmcbr Der
rroolutlon1rcn Vcmcgun0 in ben
Office Eropin5en 9~ctrofien. Gic @or'
nllgcn DER rittcrld)aitlid)en Tertr1.
tllng wuroen ais grllnOlos oocr Ood)
ilbcrtricben ungcieben. Ser pcrit1rftc
Sd)ub 5crbrod, mic Gin ldppodcS
Gobr. Gnergieloligfcit mo idlcr.
pcnocr Sornlalismlls brndtcn oanll
Die 3nitGnbe, in ocnen Geutihe
mcllhlings nicocrQcnlud)t oocr ais
@cileln fc~ltgeboltcn mllrocn. Sir Die
toltiihc Gitterifoit begiunt olio Jest
Der ifpcrltc aompi, ocn tic jcmol5
5u fGmpicn gcbobt bot Gin &nmpI
I'M Die mirtblhoitli6c ulb politild)c
Grilten5. @GbrcnO Der SdredenS.
tcgc beS lcBtcn Sobrcs lit llnerirE.
lidcr 6unlilienbeiib perlorcn gego!l-
gen, Der lett Sobr5cbntcr, iogor ie;t
SobrbunOcrtcn %Dclonmclt iuoroca
war. Gle 0eutihen Der boltiihen
E%rppinjcn limo in cine beilloic 2apc
gcrotbcn. SIS bcoorf Der G%on5cntros
ton ollcr aroite, I'M 0egcn ben Nm.
turn Ser iibriDcn N%otionuIitGten al.
5ufGmpicn. Baron Wcpenoorff bG!t
cs ocSbolb filr 9eratbcn, cine Scr.
lt1noiglng NIT Den an0crcn Notlo'
.lolitotcn Der EropinSen ben either
uno Settcn, ollSltbobnen uno nit fcl
cir5clncn Scpoltcrungsgruppcn i'll
6ilblung 5ll trctcn lfto @erltonolllt
81 geminncn fir bic Gcitrcbungcn
Der Gclltihcn fir Die 9onoeS Wobi.
iobrt. Nod) Dem Grgcbnib Ser Wab.
len ideincn Die Tcutidcn bel ben
onocren NoiionoIitoten nod feiltt
@c9cnlIcbc 81 finben. IS miro pielc
Miibc ilto Nusooller, ionic picl &c.
ibid foltcn, cine GeritGnoi9llnN bct.
bci5uiilbrcn, luelln Gas ilbcrbolpt
nod moglid, lit. Gie ruiiiihe &c
aicrlln9 bot Icit Sobren Niles actbar.
nm Die Eropin5cn 81 ulliifi5ircn.
I'icic ipcrocn olio al Der McOierirng
Dtnig Miifbalt bnbcn. Nus eigentr
Strait merben lie lire Stellung be-
Gouptcn miilicn.
$780,.
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QbN0pu Eurf.

Der hempisdhlihte 1riebbot In Baltimore.
Arral: $50 Nicer. - Smmc ruG brenoer Charter.
8n i,ocr Seit err,ibbar. Sinf Gents Snbr'
ecln bon alien Gtaoi.beilen. StrdBenbabr.
~gSaaaons pafiiren oei Saupteinaong Gle hrei
Mlinutcr. Narmes Wurte5imnlcr fit Gol6e.
bic ben Srichbpi bel ranbem gHeiier befuten.
gceribriibplate al febr rtibiacn Prcifen.
T%diumiIib unter fcrtmdbrenber VfIeae.
Blreaa: Nr. 81, sYet.s aratpaa.etrahe.
Came
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Sphn ". &c5tlcr.

oei Gs ,,"t Satin dHi bon np' 9ob 1UoS a " @egGtIer. "t M',bs
in 6rieoen! Die &ecreiaing iilioet Wuntaa.
nnt 8 llbr Wioracns, bon ibrcr Ietten sSob.
llna, 9tr. 1902. SttzGlelnent Sirdbe. aus
ildit. iirtb hnIln nab Der .Sur Gubb Of 5000
Goincii" Nirdbe. no cine ReouienslGeiie iilr
oas oeil ibrer SeeIe ceIcbrlrt iucrocn iplro.
1tS-oO
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Sobn @. Scnfcl,
Sir. Goa, GIBBS Sharpe trahe.
lit Der YcidlcubcItattcr,

ipeIder auc s~lnftriac itets 8ur 3uiricbenbeit
u%nslibrt. Die bon ibin beDarbcltcn 3eihet tor'
men sSodtn lana lieaen. o1re Die gcrinaitei:
Seripeiuliasfpnrct Az 6cigen. Sraii Ieufet III
ernblirte Gin5altnmircrin. 1no 1T Die Vebarbr
lune bon Grandchildren bercl Gpe3inIitdt.
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Scrmiidjtc Mn3cigcn.
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Siitrift Columbia
Gcrifon nno 0ciddfts N%oreebnd
1867
lest int 0ntIehen benriHem.

lest I'M NnfItehen be1rtffen.
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Iceten bier Sabre iiub nto repr1ientirt, bteie
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plie her warmer In jcber etaot, 1uwu, Turi
ubcr WieberlaHnng, nit einer poIeIi 9elhrei'
bulte eines ieocn Blutes NIB. cine flalittt6trte
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Mioeniung bes bauptfddtihen Snbults oes
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brilat. aenn sic @cfbdftc in geuunnten Sina'
ten foIicitiren, IN Sies bus ri6tige .Waeoiiint.
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lnb neitperbreitcic GirfuIufion bnbcn miro.
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Slilubcth &uumauu.

IS itnrb am 81. glpriI 1906 GiiiaGeth ann.
mann, gSiiilue pcs ueritorbenen NouIpb Nuls
mann, I'M 70. Sabre ibrea gebcftS. Sic Beer
oianng iinoct eunntas, aiodmilln9S I'M 2 llbr.
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Sin Sdjritt in Der red)tcn Nidtnn8.
epart Is Erp5rut at alcn trhilafR8eu
yroY1buINeu.

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arauem Yliif6slleber6ug, MneS tas
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Gei6enipaeen ino b feline autften.
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idalt, CSdite Der peritorbenen gSilbelmiru
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Charles x. Tci6c(.

IS iturb AM 2G. slpril 1906, mn ~ llbr 20
MiH. int Nlicr bon 80 Sabren nab furSem
gcioct SIeries y. Seiuci. Sic 9eeroiaune
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