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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-26
Decatur Schools Close.

Decatur. May 25.-(Special)-The pri-
mary department of the closing exercises
of the Decatur public schools took place
in the school auditorium last night A
very pleasing programme of songs and
recitations was rendered by the pupils OF
the various primary and grammar school
grades.
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Summer Excursions Via the A. G. s.

Week End rates on sale June 2 10
September 8, good on all trains Satur-
day, and good for return on any tram
up to and including Tuesday following
date of sale.
Summer Tourist tickets ON sale daily
until September 80, with final limit for
return October 81.
Summer Tourist tickets now on sale
via Queen and Crescent Route TO
mountain. Lake. and Seashore Re-
sorts. For information apply TO A. b.
Freeman. T. P. A.. @. < C. Route, 1925
First Ave, Birmingham. Ala.
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COOKS SPRINGS

Hotel now open for the reception OF
guests. Rates reduced from last year.
Many improvements. Unexcelled for
pleasure and health. Write for rates
and booklets. Special rates to families.
LOUIE REESE, Proprietor.
b-O9-tf
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
West Virginia.

(The Old White Sulphur.) Open June %.
Famous for its sulphur baths. Modern
improvements. with private baths. Perm
anent orchestra. Terms. SIS to $25 week.
$50 to 800 per month. Write for illustrated
booklet. Address until June 1.
GEO. A. MILLS, Jr., Manager,
The Grafton, Washington, d. G.
5-1-39t- tu-thu-sat
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scaIded BY Escaping Steam.

Gadsden, May S-tspeclal)- Richard
Adams, young man employed at the
Gadsden brick works was badly sealded
by the bursting of steam pipe this
morning. His wounds are very painful
but are not considered serious
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-26
Red Men Returned.

All the Selma Red Men who ATTENDED
the great council meeting in Mobile, have
returned to this city. They report having
been cordially received by the Mobilians
and delighted at having gone. Selma Jared
excellently in the honors bestowed by the
great council, besides r. e. L. Mel be-
ing promoted from great Junior to great
senior sycamore. Fl. W. Carlisle or this
city was appointed great guard of the
forest. Mr. Carlisle was also appointed a
member Of the finance committee to sit
during the great council In the absence
of one OF the regular members of that
committee.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-26
Pine Beach Hotel,

Pine Beach, Virginia.
Twenty minutes by trolley from Norfolk,
Va Resort finest, coolest, heathest re-
sort or coast, combining every modern
comfort and convenience. Bathing, boat
ing, fishing; $500 feet board walk along
shore. Write for booklet
VIM. C. ROVER, Manager.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-26
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
At WORK IN TOWN
North Birmingham Citizens De-
termine to Regulate footing
HOGS AND DOGS ExEUNT
Building Continues Actlve-SociaI and
Personal News-Party for Miss
Ellis-Weekly Newspapers
Second Issue.

North Birmingham, May 25.-(Special)-
Things are moving along quietly at North
Birmingham just now, which does not
mean that there is any cessation in the
phenomenal industry of the town. It is
but another way of saying that things
are settled and steady and moving along
without hitch in the same channels of
prosperity.
1t may be, too, that the use of the word
quiet" presages condition of affairs
that is slated to be ushered in after the
next eonvocaton of the city fathers which
will occur on the night of the 5th of
June. For many moons the inhabitants
of this burg have been annoyed by tho
insstent footing of the myriad whistles of
the town at all hours of the day and night.
More than once a oalliope-like medley of
these sounds has caused the startled citi-
zens to rush forth from their domcles
under the impression that the fre-demon
was rushing down upon the luckess town
and wrapping its buildings in its fry en-
brace. The sumber of the just has been
broken and the quiet of the Sabbath has
been disturbed by the brazen effrontery of
the brass threats. Howbeit. the righteous
indignation has crystalized in an ordi-
nance to abate the nuisance, and it is al
most certain that it will be passed without
opposition at the next meeting of the
council. Other ordinances that will prob
ably be passed will have the effect of re-
stricting the fulsome liberty of sundry
familiar 'porkers' and of fixing finally
the license of dogs. So much then for the
business of public sentiment.
Building continues active. A number of
handsome residences are in course of con-
struction, and plans are on foot for the
erection of one of more new store houses
in the near future.
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LoRING SPRINGS.

MenlOIle, Ala.
Lookout Mountain. $500 feet altitude
Chalybeate and freestone water: fishing,
hunting, bathing, boating. driving, ten
pins, croquet and other amusements.
CIAS. A. LORING, Prop.
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Remains Disinterred.

The remains of Thomas Bowen, whose
death occurred about twenty years ago,
were disinterred from Live Oak cemetery
yesterday and carried to Atlanta for in
terment. Thomas Bowen died when about
Is years of age. having accidentally shot
himself while out hunting. He was sitting
on the end of a bridge across Jones creek
and in pulling his gun towards him the
hammer struck a cross tie and the shell
was exploded. He was an exceedingly
bright and lovable boy and the removal
of his remains recalls the sorrow felt
at the time by many.
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SPRINGS

This famous summer resort is open
for the season. Hotel under new
management. For full particulars,
rates and descriptive phamplets adj
dress MADISON G. WEST,
Blount Springs, Ala.
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Appointment Awaited.

Considerable anxiety is felt over the
appointment which is soon to be made
by the governor to fill the vacancy in the
office of justice of the peace, made vacant
by the disqualification of Justice or the
Peace Moody II. May. There are only
two known applicants for the position,
Paul Carson and w. r. Shafer, both of
whom have served terms in the legisla-
ture from Dallas county. At this writing
a telephone message from Private Sec
retary Jackson In Montgomery stated
that the governor had not had time during
the day to take up the matter.
Local and Personal.
Mrs. Monroe Meyer of Demopolis is a
visitor to the city.
Mrs. John Evans of Birmingham. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Hugh Nc
Twain. has returned to her home.
The newly daid concrete street crossings
at the intersection of Broad and Alabama
streets are proving a great convenience
this weather. especially since the author
tiles have taken steps to keep them free
of mud.
TT r Mansfield of Ozark who has been
attending the meeting of the great coun-
ell of Red Men stopped over in Selma
today. He is editor of the Ozark Tribune.
The chief of police has notified all
drivers of night hacks to appear in
Mayors court this morning. There are a
number Of hacks being run by boys of
about IA years of age and other persons
not thought to be reliable. The chief will
have the Mayor pass on the competency
of the drivers to care for their teams
under their licenses. There have been
number of petty burglares lately and
there is a strong suspicion that the
tbieves have been aided by certain night
hawk hackmen
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Notes and Personals.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Columbia,
s. c., are visiting their parents in the
city.
Miss Eunice Ellis of Hendersonville.
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. X.
Ellis. at her home on Thirtieth avenue and
| Twenty-sixth street
j. p Dover, the superintendent of the
Birmingham Engineering and Construc-
ton company, is seriously i'll with menin-
gifts at his home, 22l7 Twenty-sixth ave-
nue. John Russell also continues quite
low with the same disease.
| Mrs. Russell of Chattanooga is the guest
| of Mrs. N. II. Perkins over Sunday.
| James <elso, a former citizen of the
| town, who has been residing in Chatta
nooga for the last two years, has moved
| back to North Birmingham and expects
| to reside here permanently in the future.
| At the meeting of the North Birming-
ham Eagles Wednesday night, w w.
| Walker and e. A. Brown were chosen as
| delegates to the state aerie of Eagles that
will be held in Admission in June.
| G. B. Mitchell, who has been quite sick
for several days, is reported to be well
| again at the present time.
Mrs. Bush wife of DR.. r. T. Bush OF
Gallatin, Tenn, en- route home from
New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio and
other southern and southwestern points,
spent a few days last week with Mrs. w.
r. Ellis on Thirteth avenue.
Miss Jennie Lou Palmer of Jasper is
visiting Miss Corrie and Miss Alice Alex
ander.
For Miss Ellis.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ellis
on Thirtieth avenue was thrown open to
their young friends a few evenings since
in honor of their niece, Miss Eunce Ellis.
of Hendersonville, Tenn Various games
| were INDUCED in and delightful music rem
dered until late hour Refreshments
were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Brown, Tylers, Shaw, Westbrook, Price,
Alexander, Suydam. Kirklan and Palmer;
Drs Walker and Slack; Messrs. Brown,
Shaw, Colvin Mathew Little, Smith,
Briggs, Bennett, Thompson, Watley and
| Tyler.
| The North Birmingham Star, North Bir-
mingham weekly newspaper, came out
with it's second number Wednesday. 1t
| appears to be a clean, well gotten up
sheet and Editor Brooks is being congrat-
| ,lated on the success of his venture.
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and frankly, In strictest confidence, telling all your
troubles, and stating your age. We will send you
fRKE ADVICE, in plain sealed envelope, and val
liable book on Home Treatment for Women
Address Ladies' Advisory Department, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
Sas 2cbcn an, Nbenb.

6iir iene getuobnliben Sterbliden,
lpeldc mad hes Iages 9lrbeit gcnii-
genb 3eit bottel, I'M Die iQluninirteil
StraBen 81 0ilr6lpan0ern, miib 10
ell Spo5iergang Elm SohgenuB gene
len lein. Maeroings bat rs iib gez
tern abenb bereits ge5eigt, oob nidtS
idluerer 81 crtrogen it, ais cine Heibc
bon ldonen Sogen. Iie 3abl 9erer,
melde oabeim Der GGusliden Hllbe
pflegtc, mar groBer ais an irgeno Ct.
mem Der porbergebenocn Gage. Sm.
MERLIN iuar ooS 2cben ati ben Stra.
Bcn Elm 1lBerit flotteS. Sic gor5ei6cn
oes bellte Gbcno itnttfinbenDen Gur>
nepals mndten iid) bereits geitern
benlerfbar. Mosfen ODER Wosfen.
tbeilc murben alterorts CUR Sdolt
getragen. Gle Sellerpebr.Gorps, mel.
d)e bon einem Guortier gum onberen
5ogen, bradten NIT ibren aapelcn
cine ongenebmc abtpe6ielung in boS
gauge 2eben mo Sreiben. Am rcalten
mar oas 2eben IN Der Nabbori6oit
oeS GatbbauieS, no Erof. Stel's aas
pele con5ertirte.
9ie fremben @Gite lpuroen in Den
perid)ieoenen Solptquortieren bepir.
tibet, lolueit ais Sr9aniiationen in &c.
trad)t famen, mo mas inoipiollelle
geluder onbelongte, brou6t olld
lpobl idrperlib oorauf bineeluieien 81
rperoen, Dab oieielben iib nidt lang
weilten. Gs mor GA allf Der 9alti-
morezS traBe Der fur5en @eile 81 picl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
SaS @ettcr.

Sir MarpIano uto Den 9iltrif,
Columbia beute un0 morgen flares
uno fiiblereS @ettcr; weltliheg8inoc
@eitern bctrug bic bobite Sempe.
ratur 50 8rao nm 3 ltbr Tabntit'
tags, mGbreno Der nieOrigite lbermo.
meteritano 70 8rab nm 8 llbr Wor'
gems mar.
Sn ben iibrigen 9unbes Wetter'
itationcn muroe iolgenoe Wurimnl'
3emperotur regiitrirt: @aitport 81.
Eortluno 20, Bottom 80, sllbanap 80,
Nem.Ynrf 80, Ebilaoelpbin SO, Mt
lnntic Gitp rs, Gape Wap rs, @aib.
ington SO, Worfolf SO, Sotteros SO,
Charlotte sc, @ilmington SO, Gbar-
leiton SO, Soponnab SO, r~Sodionuiae
80, Supiter So, Sen @eit SO, 9ltlnnta
8S, montgomery 80, NemsS Orleans
80, Yaleltine 80, @alveiton SO, Cor
plls Gbriiti SO, WentpbiS 81, Gincins
nati 81, Yittsburg rs, SApego S6,
Buffalo 80, Glepelano IS, Detroit
IS, Alpena 70, Marquette So, @reen
Ban Ga, 9bicngo 6G, Duluth 81, Ct.
Yaul 66, ct. 2oilis "A, &oninS Gitp
10, Omaha 6S, Suron so, 9ismard
66, @iniiton &C, &apre GO, Selena
56, Salt 2afe Ga, Genner 80, Hortb
YIntte 6S, Iobge 76, ImariQo rs,
Sos MIRACLES 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14

STRIDE. Cine llnterbaltung mar nit
Der gemirtbuna perbunocn.
SIN Gonfooerirten.Scim Su 9ifes-
bile, Baltimore : Gountn, ianb bas
jabrlife Sournier itott. Gle 3obl Der
geiuher fpar in 5olge Der Yultimorer
SiibeIfeier in oieiem Sabre nicbt 10
groB. llngefdbr 1000 Ycrionen batter
Iif eingeiteat. Ger ~15-iGbrge sSronf
y. Sobbs bon Somaro.9ountp errona
ais better Heiter Den eriten Greis.
Ger Monitor nWiontonomob," bos
llebungsidiif Der IIottenbriaaoe,
tuuroe bon iebr pielen aiisip1rtiaen
9eiu6ern belid)tigt.
2ie I'M Safcn licgenoen Gampier
tparen fait ollie nit Slaggcn oeforirt.
Sang beionbers ihon iab ser 2lopS.
Oampefer u&bein" aus.
Gle altsp1rtigen Selterpebrleitte
uno D%tili5truppen noren iebr 5ufrie.
Den nit Der SoipitolitGt 9oltimore'S
unb febrtcn noa bes 2obes fir Die
Stabt Der Wonunlente nod ser Sci.
nlotb 3lriid.
Sic Gon5erte, iuelde in hcn 4beno.
itunben BON Deridieoenen &opelen
auf Dem 0orlberneursitano on Bal
timore-S traBe unb Sopfins Ylacc,
uno aif Dem Waporsitono bei'm
Natbbnlie gegebcn purben, 5pgen
Salienbe Mulifliebbabcr an.
Sobe Ereiie puroen fir Cite auf
bon Eripotpcrionen ~crridteten Sdalt.
biibnen o%fferirt unb be5oblt. Gin Serr
offcrirte 500 fir bier Site.
Nibt aaein Die @oitmirtbe, ionocrn
aud 8erfaufcr bon florem @oiier
maften quite 8eibGfte. Gin unterncb.
member Neger bottc iid an elmer
StroBenede nit einem @olffeIie(
poa Gisipaiier aufgeitelt nnb fonnte
es nttt Ihrell genug 81 1 Gent pro
8laS ierpiren.
Gin paar Guteno fleiner anaben
bon Siib-galtimore peranitalteten il,
Den Ibenbitunben cine eigene Yorobe
nit Sronmier, Efcifer unb Gloipns.
Sic maridirten in ser Golumbio-sl pc.
me, llnh Elm In5eigenagent engo-
girte tic, iein Banner 3u tragen.
Cine olte ipeiBbaorigc GSrou fiibrte
ibren 90 Sabre often blinoen Sobn
burd Die 9aItimoreS troBe uno er.
flarte ibm Die Geforationen. Ser
iungc Wann ipar gliidIif.
Sic Strobenbabnen beforOerten
100000 Gerionen am n@ertbeibiger.
tog," uno obne 3meifel miro sic Gin.
nabme Der Gompagnie in bieier $40.
DE bic gr6Bte III Der 8eidi6te bericl-
ben iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
ScinridD Nrcns tuSt.

9oltimore's Glteiter 5obods Grpur,
teur iheibet aus benz 9eben. -
@ar Witbegriinoer Der 5irn,a
bon aopif & grens. - 1raf Dor.
bcreitungcn fir ben Sortbeitonr
o~crielben.
Sr. Seinrid) Nrens, Gbei uno Mtit.
begriinber Der in Den Sonoelscentren
Teutihlanb's uno Spaanb's moblbe-
fannten Glteiten 0nItimorer Sa9adS-
Grporteur. Sirma bon aapfi &slrens,
ihieb, geltern, int So. 9ebcnsinbrc
ltebeno, in ieiner Wobnung, Nr.
TO, Earf Ipenue, ans Dem 2eben.
Ia Sr Mrens feitR mdnnliden Iod).
frmmen bat, iorete er brei Gage Dor
ieinem Iooe onfiir, baB Die Sirmo
fprtbeIteben milroe. inbem er icina
lodter, Sri. 81, Gliiubetb Nrens, mo
Srn. Wilbclm Weiiiel, leit bier Sab.
rem Yrofuriit uno lett 1869 AnNc-
Iteater oes @eid1its. ais Sbeilbubrr
aufnobm. Sr. Mrens muroe uut 1.
Woi 1922 in Bremen geboren. SSnl
Sabre 1914 fam er nad) Neip.g )ort
itno elm Snbr lpiter naf baltimore.
no CT aemeinihoftlif NIT Srn. Ser
mann bon aapff Die 6irmo, oeren
Gbef er 10 piele Sabre gemeien, grim.
bete. nit alien ~nambaften 5obuds.
SanoeISbGuiern in Bremen uno IN
Soaano fniipfte Die Sirma Sanoels.
perbinouneen oil. uno o%ieielben be-
iteben bis aui Den beutieen GAG
fort. SSm Sabre 1855 be%iratbete ST..
Nrens Sri. gmma i. Simon, God.
ter bes peritorbencn 8robfauimaa,
mes 3nrl Simon, len. Gr unternabnl
perifiebene Wale Reiien nob euro.
pa i'm Sntereiie oes @eid)aits, Sunl
letten Male in 1872. Sr. grens bin.
terl1bt ieine @ittpe uno Sluei God.
ter, 5rls. q. Gliiabetb mo aoelbeio
80. Mrens. SRI. Abelbeio lit cine
Oraouirte pom .Neaboop Snititut."
Ter @erItorbene ipnr gbrcnmitelieS
hes y8ermaninsGl clubs unb gebortt
aud Der .Iemtihen @eieaidait" unN
Der 3ionsgemeinbe an. lie Arranae.
ments fir Die geeroiging merber
beutc aetroffen fperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
Baltimore, s. September 1906.
Nm bic bcmofratiiden @ablcr Der
StaSt Baltimore.
Mtit0entofrdten:

Mitoemofraten:
llnieye Fartei miro, mie Sic miiien,
ibren GanSiOnten fir beilisenben
Hi6ter oes Supreme . @erid)ts Ser
Staot Baltimore INTER Sem Grap-
iorb : County : Spitem bel Der Tri-
mGrmabI alisiuden, sic am II. Sep
tember 1906 in Der gan5en Staot ge.
balten miro. Sd erlaube mir, auf
oieIe @eiie sic 9itte an Sic ,u rid-
ten, on jeuem Gage meinem Namen
siinItiec @eadtiing 81 idcnfen, uno
Sbnen inn @oraus meinen Cant oa-
fir allS5uipreden. ltnS an Oieieni-
gen (ettpn flint 9nuleno), Die mid IN
Ser Yrim1rlpabl BON 1903 fir bie
domination fir Saiieibe Amt inter-
itiitten, modte id) Die Soifnung ais-
ipred)en, bnb ib in Der 3piidenaeit
nidts geban babe, UNI ibr SertrMien
uno ibre Treun0ihait 81 oeriher3en.
(25t,5,7,O s. Nrtbnr Stump, :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14

5iinfunbadtjis 8elleripebrIeute bat.
ten ibr Qriartier i'm Soen.@ e6dube.
IS NOR aber cine belize Nadt ulb
piele Fritiben mllrben ollf oas Irots
toir gebruht, Inn Sen miioen sSerer.
mebrleuten oils Hubeitatte 81 bienen.
Gie aapeQe Der tSeuerlpebrlerttc ans
9ltlantic-Gitp, iuelbe I'M Guartier beS
Salpage-Gorps Scr. / e%inquartiert
iinb. gab Mittpod glbeno bis II llbr
Dor Dem Saus Elm Gon5ert.
Cos aus 8nnben beltebcnoeGmalO'z
ihe Srommler-Gorps aus @albing.
ton mofte einen ppr3iigliden Gin.
0ruf uno erbieIt reihen NppIaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
4aa Wphcnblatt.

3ie beute erideinenoe @ohenaus-
eube Oes nGeutiden Correspondents
ten" cntbGIt, in iiberii6tIibrr @eiic
5uiammen9eiteat, Die 9eridte iiber
SaItimpre's groBe Subelieier: Die
0rei Yaraben mo Ben ,Ieutiden
Gag" Gicic auSgnbc eignet iiG oeS.
balb gail5 %beionOers iiir Den Terionot
al SrelmOe biiber uno orilben un0
audi gum guibeben ais Nnoenfen al
9altimore'S ltolJeItes Set.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
Die Garncpal YaraSc.

Sm Salptqilurtier Der Subelieier-
8elellihait berribte seitern iiber oer
Grfolg Der orci Y%araoen, io,pie oes
SeItes i'm Illgemeinen eitel ireube
uno Suit. 100 Yerionen baben Bel.
trGee 5u Dem 6ono beigeiteuert, Der
sur Gedllng Ser Soften beltimmt it,"
iagte geitern Traiioent 6ranf q.
Soen, .uno 5eigt Dies mpbl sur Sc.
niise, oaB bauptiGhli6 ser Dtittel-
itano beilteuerte unb mar es aiib oie.
Ier Stalb, Der bas Sltbelfeit NIT gan.
gem Ser5en feierte."
Die beutige Eara0e. meld)e piinft,
lid I'M s llbr Abenos bon Ser gde
BON gutnip. uio Wubiionltrabe ibrer
anfang nimmt, periprift iif Den
bisberigen Enraben miiroig an bic
Seitc iteaen 81 f0nnen. Warihall
SO. Sirid erlieB geitern einen bumo-
riltiiben @enerolbeiebl, l,no lit Die
WarifJorbnuna mie folgt:
Eie formation herEarooe lit, mie
iol9t:
Sonia Garnepal.
. @oparo Sirff,
Yurfpn's Wiritffapele.
r. Reairlentss Z ronrmler g orps.
Staesdst Nuibroo @ ssaits. . o..
SuhtldnnlssS treftorer iMlo Moiiifduten in Wis
t6inpbilen.
gin5cIne Ierfunen In 9uiomobiIen.
Steinuulo's Aapele.
RdoiersGUrp5.
@m. 8. Gogie, imn.. Warfbau.
Haolers9 tiibs uno ein5elne 3tabier.
Stpbnn Sdf'aapele.
Sbauiua9en, stutiben nno o%eforirie 9sageIi,
. @nigbt's @apeue.
@ebeinie @eieui6aften, Clubs, atbIetifte Or
9unifutiunen.
Sela'S Iapele.
9in3eIne foftiiinirte Yerfonen.
Gorrifnturen ooer irgeno melhe
Terionen ober Gorporatiouen belei'
oigenbe 1ransparente weroen IN Der
Garaoe nibt gcouloet iperoen, oa
oas @omite miiniht, oaB Die Seier
obne MiBton enoen ioa.
@eitere Inmelbungen liefen nod
geltern Elm un0 sipar:
~ ~. V. 2tuettt, = NsAbN
uno 2 Qaftipaaei. bon ipeIhen Soiioeitire
bertbeiIt meroen.
Sfaaf 9nefd & G1bne. Sdauipagen..
Charles ". Nriscpe. stutfter eines aanofar'
rens init 8 Vaaren in drntesfen 3rftis,'en.
.GonfpIibateo Gas, electric 2isbt & Vo,uer
Co." Gleftrifcbe Mntompbile.
So,paro Srerd, 9 Infurnobile mo 3 Motor
Sabrriber.
Ser Gun1e gSdS W,aiio SociulS," nit feds
Wiunlefcln.
.Wefts8aItiniore Nibiue Club" 10 b~erittene
Mlniler.
Spbu ~. Sanf, S6nupdoen.
z. Nidarbfou, befortrter gaeer.
NboIpb Spamer. oeicrirter gSageH.
S. Srnes. befcrirter @aaen.
.VcHng Men'S 9~anoeira Club"
Seronie Cigar Co.. Gfautpn9en.
.Jmbifee YIe1frre Club"
Gus. Sdhnmberaer, MnnlefeIfdrren.
Morton Gan, rNlnnbout."
Srauf & RloIer. oeforirter Iainpagen.
Charles Bent, autfcbe.
rSountain SociaIs." G%6ampaecn.
9aoio 9. IanIor & Co.. Sdaupaaen.
.Oouna 8ropn SnfebaH Club.
Sirider SociaIs.- Gdanfudaen uno lromnts
Iers9orpS.
1arfs9eb6rbe. BLUE @oofe" suto.
@ife Vrotbers. Sdaulpaaen
q. 2erome Bipitone. sfifo.
:. 6iintber. Stdnipagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
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