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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
Rome Was Not BuiH
In a Day


Great enterprises take time forseor.
summation and the building Of aiara
er and more substantial city depends
upon the laying Of the foundatIonps
erIy and it takes time to do itbutnoN,
that the greatest corner stone Of the
foundation has been laid the deyelop
nnents resting on this VIII; be sarried
on in rapid and gigantic nannes
If you have not been growing ana
improving your condition insthe pass,
begin now. You eansheIp IN many
ways Get your friend to:eene toSEairs
ment-there is work for everybody
build houses-therei are renters ant
buyers for many moreinxess Is
enterprises that help the city srus-s
there is money in It for you and ~
the same time you are helping so;sIve
employment to more people.
Lets maze our waseiWord .tsullss
Fafrnont Greater
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
walding. Kinnan & Marvin
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons hold liens by judgment
or otherwise, On the real estate, or
any part thereof. Of J L NJ. Brown
In pursuant Of a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia, made in cause therein
pending, to subject the real estate of
the said ]. L. AZ Brown, to the salts
faction Of the liens thereon, you are
hereby required to present all claims
held by you and each of you against
the said J. L. NJ. Brown, which are
liens on his real estate, or any part of
it, for adjudication to me, at my Office
in tie Courthouse, in the city of Fair
mont, Marion county, West Virginia,
on OF before the 2e day Of May, 1906
HARRY SHAW. Commissioner
HARRY SHAW,
Commissioner.
a23-30-m7-14
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
JUNGLE JOE UMPIREs TWO
INNINGS OF BALL GAME,


WASHINGTON. May 14--Speaker
Cannon was the guest of honor at the
annual outing of the Washington
Board of Trade. held Saturday after
noon at Riverview on the Potomac
In addition to delivering most fe-
hcitous speech In which the Speaker
among other things said he was glad
to be rid OF the Senate. even though
for day he was selected to UNI
pire a baseball game.
After two innings Mr. Cannon retir-
ed in favor, of ex-senator Thurston. Of
Nebraska While filling the position
OF umpire. however. the Speakers rul-
inss were accepted as final. no point
of order or even appeal, being enter
tanned
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14

Secretary, Al. Wilkinson. 2Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
Did Not tend 20
Reduee Wages
coal oPERaToRs SAY THAT.
THEY HAD o$IDEAoF CUT
TING DOWN PAY cRs IN s. 3
cREASING HOURS.

z : g
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE follow;
ing statement has been authorized on
behalf OF The anthracite coal opera
tors:
In addressing the miners conyen-
ton at Scranton Tuesday. May s.,
President Mitchell is reported TO nave
made this statement-
Last summer made tour
through this region III rSed the mine
workers TO come back into the organ
ization- AT that time there were only
81. 900 members. AT the close of that
tour there were $4,000 members in the
organization. Had that tour not been
made there would have been a reduc-i
ton in wages according TO reliable
information that ] have in my posses
sion Ny information is that the rail-
roads We're ready to increase the work
ing day from zine to ten hours, to re-
quire engineers TO work seven days in
the week, and to require hremen to |
work twelve hours instead OF eight.
II this is true, then we have won a
victory
1t is important that there should be !
no misunderstanding on this point
The fact is that none of the operators
had the slightest intention of reducing
wages or Of increasing the length Of
the working day On the contrary, il
the men had been left at work and If
the agitation of which Mr.. Mitchell
so proudly boasts had not taken place,
the men would not have been, idle for
six weeks. much lawlessness would
not have occurred, and the public
would not have been disturbed by this
wholly unnecessary controversy.
It is doubly unfortunate. also that
the convention should have condemn
ed the State Constabulary. for cur
sorry examination of facts will show
that this organization performed its
duties most carefully and moderately
Not a shot was fred or stroke WELD
ed except to protect life or property
which had been wantonly attacked
This brave corps of men organized up
on the specific recommendation OF
President Rooseveit's Coal Commits
sion-should receive the thanks of ev-
cry law-abidins citizen for its conduct
during these weeks of trial and diff
Guilty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14

scotty, the Death Valley miner, has
gone on the stage. and has been play
ing in Portland. Ore. He insisted upon
having things entirely his own way
and nearly demoralized the rest Of
the company by refusing to learn any
set lines. and by. speaking whatever
happened to be uppermost in his mind
when he was on in the play
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14

Your time is too valuable to com
mence to tell your neighbors what you
want one at the time. Make quick
action OF your transactions by using
the want column of the West Virgin
ian, paper with sworn circulation
OF over $500 Want ads half cent a
word
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14

Socialists are people who believe
in having everything in common"
That might be all very well in
some instances" remarked the emf
nent fnancier. ..but It Is usually bet
ter to have everything in first pre-
Iered Courier-Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14

AIzMo
Perfs
|-Ahsolussly rrspnoos suiidlas Are
arehi.eetuanyP Possible and Com
mereiaHy Praetieaple:..
NEW YORK May Iis-can San
Francisco prevent a recurrence of the
disaster which has laid her IN ashes
Is 1t practicable TO construct a build
ing entirely of materials that are IN
desuuctihie by fire. 50 that NOT even
an earthquake shock can scatter
flames along its PATH These cues
tons seem TO spring up in the lay
readers mind after the recent confla-
grafton. and Public Opinion has been
getting some expert opinions on the
subject
When asked whether a building
could be constructed that would be in
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
Fairuaon IS
resenfed
ON TaTEEDucATIoNaL Asso-
CATION PRoesAMMEsTo BE-
HELD HEREIN JUNE
Represented
sTaTEEpucATIoMaL Asso-
5 CATION PRoesAMMETo BE-
HELD HERE IN JUNE

The committee appointed TO PIE
pare the programme for the thirty
sixth annual meeting OF the West sir 1
ginia Educational Association which
Us to be held In this city June 26-2S,
has prepafed an extensive lis Of
speakers for the occasion and the
meeting promises to be a most iI1:-
portant one. Following is the pro
gramme and notice as sent out by the
committee:
omcers-President. George s LAID
ley Charleston: secretary. Ashbs J.
Wilkinson, Grafton: treasurer, 5osi;;h
Kelley. Montgomery.
Vice President-First district. Jos
eph Roster. Fairmont; Second dis
trict. George w Brindle, Martins
burg: Third district. l. w Burns,
Meadow Bluff; Fourth district John
c. Shaw, Chenille: Fifth district.
Lawrence ]. Corbly, Huntington.
Monday. June 2e, P. M.
Addresses of Welcome - g. S.
Fleming. Fairmont State Normal
school Thomas Humphreys Fair
mont PUBLIC. schools; E, NJ Showalter.
Fairmont Board OF education: J. N.
Jacobs, Fairmont board Of trade.
esponses-waitman Barbe. OF W.
va University; NJ. P. Ehackey. Of
the State Department
Tuesdav June 27 A. M
Address-.-Present Status of tie
high School" Joseph Roster
Discussion by J. D. Garrison and
orie McConkey.
Address lassification of High
Schools, Four Year. Three Year End
Two Year courses:"SC. W. Fretz-
Discussion by c. w. Boetdcher ard
Thomas J. Humphrey.
Address = Regulation of High
Schools" State Superintendent Ihos-
c. Miller
Discussion by w NJ Henderson ard
c. w. Finch
Address - Needed Revisions OF
High School Courses of Study" D. D.
johnson.
discussion oS IRA o. 6usn d AZ MSS
fhs1f -ia"o : az toA
Tuesday Afternoon, $3.50 o:eioes-
Address - Improvement of he
County. institute [. j. corbly.
Discussion by W. NJ. Foulk an. Jo-
siah- Kelley
report ottne ooitttittreee On ~ -
9enootS' 3o. 10
discussion ~ :" %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-14
Fow-s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
NOT be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fnan-
cially able to carry out any oblisa-
tons made by his firm
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials. sent free Price as cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipaion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
in 4cbensgcfabr.

6rGuIein Sdlniot uno ibrc Idpnrje
0ienerin oltrd) Haud) in einem
tbrnl1enoen Saulc abgcidnittetl.-
Gin Stltoent mo elm Eoli5iit ais
6etter.- Die 9tcQerin molltc pom
Gad)e ipriugcn.
6rGlllcin &olliic Shnliot unO De-
rem ihlpar3e Iienerin Bertha Sail
cntgingen geitern Moraen nit ftap'
per Notb Der @efdbr, 0ltrd) Gdld) Oelt
Grltidlmgstoo gu erleiocn. @Grc ea
nid)t iiir Die @eiiteagegenDart oeS
Stltbenten Sorace q. 9ipps, neld)er
an Scr Gde pon GbarlesItruBc un0
9tortb.NuenltC luobnt, geluclen, Mir
Den Die bci0en Sralten mabrld)elnllf
ibr Seben perIoren boben. ST.. Sippa
befono Iif geitern Morgen Inn 122
llbr nuf Sem &eimpeae u10 bemerftc,
ais er bel Dem Squire pon Srdulcin
S6mi0t, Nr. 1917 ct. YuuIltraBe,
porbei ging, i'm 3~peiten Stodnert eli
nen Sellerid)ein. Sr. SippS nerlud-
te, Die Sou5tbiire 81 erbrcd]en, 9leid)
jeitig lallt INN Siilie rufenO. Yoli5ilt
@are pom Gentrolotitrift b0rte bic
Rltie llno nInrmirte Die 6ellermebr
pom aaItet DIR. 379. Gem Eoli3ilten
uno &rn. Sipp5 gelang es Damn, Die
Naltstbiirc III erbrcden. @erQ0e ais
oia 9eioen ms 5peite Stoduerf &C..
langt naren, fam Sri. Shmiot aus
ibrem S6laf5inmer. Ser gauge Gors
rioor mar bereita NIT Hall6 nngefilt,
Ood) brnhten @r. &ipps unO Der 80
lijiit Sri. S6miot iid)cr ms 6rcic.
Su5miihen 4por sic Ncaerin III
ibrcm 3intmer i'm oritten Stodmcrt
crpadjt. bod mnrcn ale Semiibut.
gen oea Srn. 2ipps uno Ocs Eoli5is
iten in Solgc oes oihtcn Holldles per.
acbena, III 0da brittle Stodmert ST. &c
Iangelt. Sic gtegcrin iticg aber ouf'S
Cad mo fonntcn lire NellenOcn
NiiliCrltic olti meite gntiermntg ge-
bort mcr0c1. 2ll9 Bic ,Sellcruebr fam,
bate bic Atc9crin DOR Nnglt fdIt 0eh
ScrItan0 uerlorcn uno mollte pom
Gad) iprin0cn. Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
erreidJtcn abcr oaS Cad ntf Scr S9ills
tcrtrcppc OeS Nalllca unO brNd)tcn bic
Negcriu in Sid)arbcit. Sri. Sdmtot
iaqte. 0oB lie feline llriahc Iiir Den
glusbrltd) oeS TSelers nnge6cn fonne,
oos cinen SdoOen BON ctapa $500
nnridtntr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Sas 8ettcr.

6iir MarulonO un0 Den Iiltrltt
Golumbia beute flor mo faIt, moro
mcIt!id)c lSinoe; SturmmormuHgcn
iiir Gem- })orf unO @nibinaton or
lulicn.
Der h0d)Itr Recommendations NOR
oritcru GS Wrno nm 3 llbr NahnlIt
toQa uno Scr niGorigitc 81 @roN nm
Wiittcrnud)t.
In ocn iibriNcn 9lu0c9 @ettCr
itotinnct nurOc Ger folacn0c nIco'
ri0itc Recommendations IN Den leBs
ten II 5tunocn rCgiitrirt: Gnitport
IL, Hortlan0 20, Bolton q, 9IlbnnD
81, Mem Dort Sc, EbilnOclpbiu "a,
9(tlantic-Gitp 10, Ndibington 3S,
9toriolf 46, Charlotte %, Snttcras
"a, @ilmington 5G. GborleItOn 60,
Souonnab IS, &ndionpile 90, ,Gil-
piter 20, Sen @cit 20, 2Itlonta 56,
Montqomcrp 81, 9fem Orleans 66,
Yaleitine 81. @nlueiton 70, Corpus
Ghrilti GS. Mcmpbis "A, Cincinnati
"a, Eitta6rrg 3S, GSlpc9n 20. @ui'
iolo Is, Glepeloro -, Getroit IS,
Nlpcna ~, Moroltctte 10, @recn 9up
1G, Gbicoqo "a Gulutb 4 Ct.
Noul 20, Ct. Qolti@ 30, aonin3 Gitn
-. Cmohu -, Nuron 9iSmorcf
s, Miuilton -l2, Saure IL,
SeIeno 26, Silt &afc 30, 3enuCr 81.
Nortb l}lattc p 1o0Qe 26, Nmuriau
50 uab Cos NngclcS Is,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07

De. Gnl l~lcbrigen fdulcn Houtinc.
9eldofte sur &crhnnolund.
Noti5cn.
Ter Mopor umtcrjcidnctc 9clterl
ole N%eror0mln9, olrrdl mclbc S199J
tiir Den EieoeituI or9 0eufnlaI9 filr
Die (lnionSioIooteu mo Q|atrnlcn be
miaigt pcrbcn.
Qtc Sdlullebrcr crbicltel Acitcrll
tire @cbdItcr fir A~Ioucnlbcr i'm Be.
TRACE bon Sl154GG.13.
@cgen bcS mlaiiuitjacn @cttcrs
mnrOe Die Snipcttion Der 0itIifen no
bcrcn lo6terihuIc ollrf) manor q
MAINS altf belttc ucrlhpben.
0err G0ipor0 MoBntonn Oa Snctlz
crnonnte W}itgIic0 Der Shulbcb0rOr,
%Iciltctc geitern Sen Nmt9eio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
BUR Seadjtmu0

Die &errcn @creins' unO 2Oscn'
ScErctGrc iuerocn ac6etcH, ailc &cr'
cins6cridtc Docr Sdriftitifc, btc fir
bcn ySrutihcu GurrcipunScntcn" be-
itimmt iinS, Oircft un bic 3citnug 5n
aSrciErcn, nm elmer prompten Gr-
Icbiaung iidyer gu icin. Snrdl Sas
gSrciircn ioldcr Shriftitiide on
glnscitcate trctcn in oeren gbmeIen'
bcit Oftcrs fir bciOe Turteicn mnlicb'
lame @crsDgcrnngcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Sin 8iaamiit?

6borlcS ). Eonticr medcn orgebli-
den MeinCibs llO Ni9umie Gem
@ei1ngntb inter $2500 @iirqs
ihuit ilbcrmieien. - Gr lcu0net
Die Seirotb nit iciucr ioeenonlt>
ten CrIten Srall. - 0atte Srult
ltr. > I'M @efdngriB f%fenncn &c
lcrnt.
GbarIce !. Hpntier purbe geitcrn
pom HidItcr @ranllon megcn orQe6-
lidcr 9igoluie untcr $500 9iirq.
idoit bcm Ero5eBncrinbrcn iiberfpies
len. Eputicr mar Don leiner Sroll
beifuloigt lborocrL BOB CT lie Dor
ied)a @oden altf cincm 3uge nod,
Neip.Dorf iiBcu lieb mo lett bicier
}eit ni6ts 5t ihrcn> &cben@llnterboIt
bcigcIteuert babe.
Vet Dem 8erb0r int Griminalgc.
rid)t Dor Nifter StodbriONc bc5eugtc
ein Stoots5cuqe, Dob Eonticr icine
6ror oft O,irdprii9clte lno ciniperr.
te. oomtit icine critic Srolt lie nift
ieben lpiir0c, Gie 3eugin Oelttete 90
bel ollf cine I'M @erid)tsiool liben0c
Srolt, mcIfe iif) nit Der &Idgcrtn
unterbielt.
SiiIfs.S tootsonluolt O'9unne lieB
Iofort citen Gerbaftsbeiebl ulsiteI.
len. llno moren bei'm &erbor Dor
Hid,tcr 8rannon in Scr mittleren
&oli5ciitotion Die beiocn %Srolen uro
Ole @efdngniRmGrter 1tonnon uno
Stein6crgcr onpcicn0. Eonticr be-
boltptctc. bob ct ntit lciner iogenonn-
ten crltcn 9Srolt Murp q. saul nic
berbeirotbct mar, ion0crn nllr NIT
ihr 5ulammcn gclcbt babe. - Die
TSrou bcidapor obCr, 0oB lie ul0
&nnticr 1899 in Gomocn, 9t.-%a &C.
trait nlrOcn. Sic @efGltniBpur.
Ter b%cidaporcn COB ASontier, nla CT
Dor cinrnt Sabre lpcgen Vcrollbrn11
I zines Guticntcn I'M oStootrSoIpitnl"
pcrltrthcilt iuurGc, onGab baB er
pcr6cirutbct mar. 5rou 9tr. , bciru.
thctc Yonticr crit nod icitcr GntloI-
iun0 ans ocnl 0cfG10nib in0orforo.
En1lutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07

M ndCni II 2e6cnSpcri d) e
Eolicen. Gie filr5ltd)
qegriinocte oSoutbern I1ueItment y
Security 60" bot Die folgcnOen ii
rcftoren ermGblt: SbomaS s., Hobtn'
ion mo Wtllrrup @onoiper bon Sos.
iorO Gountn Charles II. Councilman
uolt NoltimlorczGountp 8cor1c i,
R0noolph &lop0 z. Sudinn Sboru.
ton Nouina, II. 4. See Mnriholl. $.
NJ. Muriielo. &oiepb =. @hitnep urO
6reoerid u. Suuogc bon Baltimore.
Selte miro ooa IirCttorium lid Or
gnniliren. Sic Gompugnie, meld]e eill
aupital bon $4,000 ulo cincn ltebet-
ihtlB BON $4,000 bat uno 0oS adpi-
tai oltf $5,0O0.0O0 erb0hen fam, mill
@ebenoperliderunQS . Tplicen ouffol.
len uno fir Die G%igentbiimer Die ErG.
micn 5ublen.
Sen itonSjohlun q. - Capt.
eS0bn u. Sling. Der Reimbursement Der
@unocSrcNierrmq. mclder oic Ecnlir.
nCn in Worplono, Tclnmore, Gir9i-
niclL @cltz&irgInien utO I'M Giitrift
Columbia ouS5ablt, bot nit Der Plus
5oblllng ser picrten o~icsiGbriQGn Nate
bcgormer. ISu Morplono lpobneli
1900 Geniipn0re, Die Nuiommcn
Sl31,OO0 picrteljGbrlid bc5icbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
&ufalberidltc ans @aibinotun.

Seine Strafe por0eieben.
Tie IiitriftS- GommiiiGre bobcn
Dem GongreB cine Siu 5lgcionot,
Ollrh nclde Oos @eieb, meldea Die
Observation-Disclosures 2 @urcour rc0il-
Iirt, 10 ancnoirt miro, BOB llc6crtrc,
ter 0e9 @ciebea ultd) mirtIid b%cltroit
mer0en fGnncn. 0ua 8eicb trot crit
filr5lif III Strait unO cS i~tellte lid bcy-
ans, Dab feline Strofc fir llebertrc-
tln19en uorgcicbcn mar. Gna ImcnbC=
mcnt lcbt oic Strnic oui $50 @elo-
buBe oOcr orciBig SoNc WcfGn0nib
fcIt.
Is. ". Nc iltcn6crQcr actor
BEN.
&crr Charles ". WiItenber0cr
itorb on1 Mittmo6 in icincr @ob-
ming Nr. 1712, s. StruBc, Nm. Gr
ltnmmtc ans Nclp.N Orleans IT,. ipobntc
crit lett 5cbn Sobrcn IN @%oibington.
Scrr MILLION miro Nicinr.
Die Ourd Den 600 beS SiilfS-9i-
Itrifts -Iiieiiors Z. Sreoertf Alpcu
cntItunoene Eofon5 miro ourd) Sic
gcfor0erung 0es Serrn Soltis 6. Wil.
Jon, Sefretdr oes ljltrifts Commit.
lGrs Meit, beiebt meroen.
Sranoe III Hopcmtcr.
9tuh Dem 9eridt oes ielleroepor=
tements muroc Die S%el1ernebr I'M No-
uen1ber SO Mnl olormIirt. bier Ilarlle
moren falide. Ger ourd) Die 9r1ncc
ongerihtete S6ooen miro olf $25.
$50 tarirt, Dem cine Seriifcrlng bon
$259,210 gegeniiber Itebt. Son Den
gronoen Duren 40 in 3iegeliteinb1ll'
fern uno % in So~l3bGuiern. Gle iibri-
gen 9rGnoe iparen inter irciem Stint
mel. Grci Ilarme lpuroen olrh III
0rano g%erotbenc Nutomobile pcrllc.
ind)t.
Ser 0crdubng lhul0ig.
G0mar0 &ectan pur0e in Der crItcll
Ibtbeilung 0es Griminalgeridia
idulbi9 befunoen, Dell Solbnten Gorl
Shro0er am 6. September berotbt
gu bubcn. 9os llrtbeil nuroe ollfgc,
id)oben5 oa Der Ingeflagte eineu 3eil-
gen nanlboft modte, bltrd Den er cit
g(libi n%od5lnpeiien bofft.
Yoli5iit ungegriffen.
Eoli5iit 9rooerid pom 8. &rc5ieft
mlroe am Mittlpod Nbeno bon cinenl
permutbliben Ginbreder, einem Ne-
ger, Scr in Dos Sous 9tr. 1882, &
StroBc, No, ein5uorinacn perilld)tc
mo babel bon Dem Erli5iiten iiber.
roldlt mlroe, nit eiuem groBcn
Stein, oelr- berielbc nod inn ihleu-
oertc, an Der rchten Sfultcr erbe6-
lid perlebt. Ger Neger cntfnnl.
Geo Iieb it bis d II l..
0tgt.
Ger y Sabre olte Sert. Campbell
pltroe geltcrn bon Den @ebeimpoli5i
item &orne mo Slotber oltf Den Ser
bodt bin pcrbnitct, ollgeblid Is. 7.
0ittinG9 bon Mcrifo Inn ociien gc[-
bete llhr u10 $50 III 0oorgelo hc.
itoblcn 5i bnbcn. Tor cillcnl Wonot
loa Der Hnub ltott1eirroen bubcn,
mo Der @croltbtc lit icitoem gcitpr-
ben. Campbell bottc Die llhr bltrd)
cine Terponbte periebcn lulielt llno
bebnllptct, bieiclbc Jon eillcm Srcm.
oelt getoIft 81 haben.
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HaidJc EUlisris 9rbcit.

Nr. GDd3. q. sc SrGDn'@ NpotDete
In u2lltomont 6otci" bcrQubt,
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iiibren0ea 2od,. - 0ic Sbdtcr
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in Die i'm nNltNmont Sotcl," am
Gutm.Ylacc mo @alu1olcitrlBc, be-
iil0lihe Npotbefe DON Or. GbnrlcS
i. Dc 6rebn mtrOe Neitern &ormit=
tag Olrd) Sen S%erlcnntcn 9armid
u1O Sen Fuli5iitcn @2up pom moro.
mcItlidct 9iitritt nuiActldrt. Ger
Giulrtd UalrOc cntOcdt, ais Or. 0c
Grcbn gcltern Worlcu Ole NpOt6cfc
6iiuetc. 9o9 @%clorc0iitcr, 0na $50
CutDalten bate. mar aclCert, Der 81
1drrcnfoitcn ouiAcbrohen mo ans
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}lpot5cfc bciinolidcn 3uciD RoIt-
Office Ser gctrog pom 81 Gcut9 cnts
mcnOet. 9tl9 oic Foli5ci cine llntcrs
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nllnQ 0agegen cnt0edtcn lie inter Der
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Sa6re alter 9teger Charles @reen, Der
crit tiir5liG uon Or. 0e Grebn be
ihliti9t mor0cn mar, an 0ienltug 5l
ipdter Stun0e i'm Wui6incnraltm oea
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long c0, ben 9feAer in Nr. 1924,
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ats Or. De 6rebn'a Npotbefe. Der
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funit it5er Den @in)rld); ais CT nber
inter pom S1pitGn Sdlleidh in Elm
Strpibperb0r genolnmcn rllrOe, &C.
it1no er ben Ginbruh Elm uno CAB dis
ieinen Mitihul0igcn Ocn rs Sabre
alien Negcr 9tciie $. @otrrS Don 9tr.
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an. 2cbterer mlr0c 0anm Nelterll
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sen belitc &ormittna Dem Eoli5eirld)'
fer Carr inn nor0meltlid)cn Stotlon9.
baltlc pprQeiithrt mer0cn.
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Sas @p6cnblatt.

sir Sen 0erionOt nod Der alter,
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ncnOc @odcnol9anbc orS oGcutldcn
GorrcipQnocntcn" Gon5 bcionocra, On
lie bic @otihait 0cs ErdiiOcntcn Cit.
bGlt, Gin S6riititiid, Oo9 ndc McIt
intcrciiirt.
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Eoiteur Yoticntcr-6rI.
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Ir. Somcs u. WaboiIp aus @il-
mington, Gel, boben Nufnobnle I'M
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Baltimore nno Chin @nbn."

Ger Witternohta qua O0n 9{cIu.
PORT nadl Baltimore id5rt am Sub
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ub unO erm01lidt Is iebt, Nbcnos
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opfl Iino INN 1000 NbenOa }lrr Be
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Su5or beS &ebrcrQ nter-
II ii BungS &cretnS." - Ger
9ojor ulp auiterna Soupcr Gum
8cIten orbeit9utiGbigcr &elrcrinncu
uliicr OCn 9luipi5icn bcS o&cbrcr
llutcritiiBunas &creino" miro bclttc
llnb morgcn III @o5o5cr'S Mollc Itott
finocn. Ter @crein iorAt iiir 81
2cbrcrimcn, mcld)c nidt mebr i'll
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ats iolgrnOen &%ehrcrinnen; NlgC.
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Ycriunmlung Oes .Gercins Der Sc
ididtSlcbrer in Marplono" in 0cr
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Ode pom ct. Foul. uno a. Strobc
einen &ortrog iiber Die Ser. Ston
tcn-Slottc.