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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

THE BALTIMORE MARKETa


BALTIMORE, Nd. November N.-WHEAr-
Quiet; spot. contract. 74Aa74a: spot. No. red
western, 77a77A: Noyember. 7aNaz4h; December,
No. rel, 0staa6sN; receipts, 40 .372 bushels;
southern by sample 59a6S1; southern grade,
COKN-Firm; spot. old. 50a5o1s: new 4sz a4sN;
N ss.ssn old 0oason new year
steamer mixed, 4ea46A; receipts s5,745 bushels;
exports. II, 143 bushels; southern white corn,
421aa4J; southern yellow corn 42ha49
OATS-Quiet and easy: No. white, 40 asked;
No. 8 white, 3st5a3s1a; No. mixed. 3sh sales;
receipts, 1864 bushels.
RYE-Firm: No. 2 western export, firm: No.
western domestic. 76a77: receipts 1892 bushels.
HAY-Steady, unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Steady. unchanged.
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Movements Of steamships.

= SABLE ISLAND. Nova Scotia, Novem-
Der N.-The steamer Oceanic from Liver
pool for New York, was in communication
by wireless telegraph with the Marconi
station here when seventy-fve miles south
east Of this point, at $40 am.
The Oceanic will probably reach her dock
about am. Thursday.
BOSTON. November 27.-Arrived: Steam
er Michigan, from Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

PHOENIX. Ariz.. November 2-Shelby
M. Culiom clerk OF the Arizona supreme
court, and nephew OF Senator Cullom of
illinois, died here yesterday of consumption.
He was thirty-eight years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

It matters little what It Is that you
want-whether situation or a servant
a want" ad. In The Star will reach the
person who can 6ll your need.
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In the Railway Lists
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers' l419 F street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board OF trade.
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W EST NOT PLEASED
EXPLANATIONS OF SYLVESTER
AND BoARDMAN WON'T DO.

Maj Sylvester, chief Of police and In
spector Boardman. In charge Of the defsc-
tive office. as directed by Commissioner
West several days ago. sought to explain
why they reported favorably upon the gen.
eral good character Of three proprietors Of
employment agencies who had applied for q
renewal Of licenses and who had been
charged with getting young girls employ
ment In disreputable houses. 1t II the opin-
ION Of Commissioner West that these two
officers have not clearly or satisfactorily
explained why they reported fayorablx upon
these agents.
These officers also made q report to Com
missioner West today upon the investiSa-
lions that certain employment agents were
engaged in supplying girls for immoral
establishments. In this report they state
that the charges brought against these
men could not be substantiated By them.
ana they were compelled to report favor
ably. However. In the cases OF two appli-
Giants the police found that their books
this condition Maj Sylvester suggested to
the. Commissioner that such employment
agents should be denied licenses
Commissioner West, after carefully re-
viewing the report of the investigation
made by the police. referred the papers to
the other Commissioners for consideration.
ana at board session to be held late this
afternoon they will decide upon the grant
Ing OF licenses for employment agencies
In the District. He declined to state what
recommendation he would make to the
commissioners or to throw any light upon
the decision likely to be arrived at by the
Commissioners in this case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27
AGREED WITH THE.FORECAST
General Market Firm and Animated
in Spots.
CARRY.ovER RATES IN LONDON
Fairly Large Business Transacted In
the Industrial Group-Sales OF
Steel and Shelters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 27.-The COM
nlete annual report of the Union Pacfnc
railway was made public previous to the
opening of business on the stock exchange
This morning. The figures showed net
income applicable to the common STOCK OF
1421 per cent. This sum taiiied pretty
closely with the minimum estimates which
were in circulation yesterday. At the same
time Union Pacific opened well above its
Anal figures of yesterday and advanced
further in the subsequent dealings.
The general stock market was also very
Arm. with notable animation In ST. Paui.
The Union Pacific statement was generany
accounted the most important item OF the
mornings news and in fact there was mt
tie otherwise with much bearing upon the
general market or particular stocks
In the Railway Lists
The London stock market was generally
Nrm. and in the American department some
smart advances were scored above New
FORKS closing figures of yesterday. Little
vas done here for foreign account. bust
ness being restricted by the opening of the
London settlement. Contango rates on
American stocks ranged between 6Z and
Der cent. -
Striking movements In the railway list,
aside from those noted, took place in Kan
sas and Texas, Kansas City Southern and
Reading Northern Pacific and Great North-
ern preferred showed more strength than
for some days.
fairly large business was transacted In
the Industrial group. chiefly in American
Smelling the United States Steel shares
and Amalgamated Copper.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished By e. 4. Chapman & Co. "a. B. Chip-
man. managerl. members New York stock exchange
l2Ql 1T. ny
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Considered Derelict.

Commissioner West gave evidence of
much displeasure because Of the apparent
derelfct manner In which the officials of
the police department handled this mat
ter previous to this last Investigation. In
fact, the explanation made by Sylvester and
Boardman, 1t is alleged, brings out the fact
that 1t Is the only minute investigate
made by them, despite the fact that on No
vember last Commissioner West referred
all the grave charges to them and en-
pha sized the Importance of running them
down. before reporting upon the applicants
general good character. The report made
to him by these officers ten days later that
all the applicants were of good character
placed the Commissioner in an extremely
embarrassing position.
Major Sylvester's explanation was to the
effect that he had turned the case over to
Inspector Boardman, and was therefore
blameless himself.
Inspector Boardman, in his report, took
all the blame upon himself. He stated that
It was with much modification and chagrin
that he was compelled to admit, that
that through apparent neglect and careless
ness he embarrassed the Commissioner.
No minute or exhaustive Investigation
was made a. to the details of the manner
In which the applicants for employment
agency licenses conducted their business
said Inspector BOardman. THE letter Of
Commissioner West Of November 2
through some unaccOuntable manner was
mislaid or overlooked. otherwise the three
applicants referred to would have been in
vestigated thoroughly"
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Government Securities.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange.

Furnished, By Dick Bros. q Co.. llI2 b It NJ.
Phones Main 644O-6441.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

This explanation, however, in no sense
satisfies Commissioner West that the two
officers are to be held blameless for a mis-
direction or carelessness of his orders. In
asmuch as he particularly pointed out to
them the Importance Of the matter to be in
vestigated. he Is alta complete loss to un-
derstand why the two officers should have
both reported than an investigation was in
progress. when, as a matter of fact, none
was conducted at the time.
1t Is doubiy strange to Commissioner West
why both officers should have reported in
writing that the instruction had been noted
and now say In their defense that they
have no recollection of the paper.
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w ashington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR 9TH AND r Sta
PAID-UP CAPITAL. d zoo. 900.
SURPLUS. 400. 900 RARNEpl.~

Loana In any amount made on approved M
- estate or collateral at reasonable rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly ba1
- ances subject to- cheek.
- tn: conpaEy acts a. executor. .dministrs.
in all other fdusiary capacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and nre-prose
- able packages.
- Real Estate Department 10 prepared to a.
- sumo the mans cement of your real estatA
Careful attention Given to ali details.
JOHN JOY EDISON. Preside,t
SVHN a: SwOPh Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Observation-Disclosures Treasures
HARRY g. MEEM. .......... Assistant Treasures
BOYD TAYLOR. As.lstant Treosures
THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate O1Rese
FREDk. EICHELBERG8R... ....... Trust Odcos
ds2Ud. eSu.0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

Vice President Oppenheim OF the Chicago
Great Western and party of friends have
returned from an inspection trip OF the
companys lines. They found everything In
excellent condition. Mr.. Oopenheim says
that no relief for the general car shortage
has appeared SO far, and he does not look
for the situation to improve materially for
many months to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-27

WE HUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
And pay more in cafh than the companies Issuing
them. We also bug policies subject 10 loans.
POLICIES MUST BE SEVEN YEARS OH.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
eeo-6 COT q st. NV.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23

Charles B. Andrews, father of Ro- land F. Andrews of the American, died at his home in Winsted Satur- day.
 A man by the name of Edmonds, who lives in the west end, was slight ly injured last evening about 7:3O by being thrown off a car on South Main street.
 Some of the seats were placed on the green last Friday and judging by the number of people who used them Saturday and Sunday it ought to be plain to the officials that the others cannot be set out too soon, though, to be sure, there is no great demand for them to-day.
 The rainstorm of to-day brought all out of door operations to a stand still and as a result large numbers of people had a half holiday. It was cold, so much so that people who had discarded their winter wearing ap- parel felt the want of them and wished they had waited another week or so instead of rushing the season.
 In order to make a general clean ing out we will sell our Haviland china at greatly reduced prices. Salad bowls, chop sets, ice cream sets, berry sets, few dinner sets, many odd pieces in various fancy shapes and for many purposes. Also our stock of exquisite hand-painted china is now on sale at a considera- ble reduction. The Lake & Strobel Co.
 The injunction which prevented Jacob Eyman of 6S South Elm street from putting a fence between his property and Angelo Vito Pace's has been ordered dissolved. The court found that while the disputed eight inches belonged by survey to Pace il was Eyman's by right of adverse possession, a fence having been or the line claimed by Eyman for tWen' ty years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
We'll, WelI,.

Isn't 1t fortunate that we have rood board of health? What would we do without them! May they live long and die happy. We understand they will make at least one citizen contented by giving him about S5Oo per month to look after our health and happiness. Of course there are more to come, but let us hope the monthly dues will not exceed { the first slice. Wouldn't it be good idea to have the board of health LOOK after our new ''cinder park" and see if it's a healthy location, and II It ls' see that the caretakers will receive pay enough to eke out a living so that they may always enjoy good health. Say, our board of health are fine representation for our city. They are about as healthy looking lot of men as you could wish TO throw your optics on.s Would that the whole community were as healthy. We'll, it's ian easy matter to enjoy good health; but you can't have good health if you do not pay attention to what you eat and drink. For instance, some people will drink tea and coffee simply because it's made in a tea or coffee pot, never thinking about quality; but our pa irons are different; they know what the good kind is, and you will if you give us one trial. Do you want IA quart enameled pan with a pound of our Baking Powder? If so, come ouick. And we receive fresh butter milk every day and the price is al most nothing at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
A Lucky Ending.

An unfortunate thing happened this morning. A man and woman were coming from Woodtick when their horse became frightened and ran away. It was caught at EX- change place, though two wheels were broken and the mans face was bleeding, but otherwise he was all right, for he exclaimed: Gee Whit aker! I am glad my darned old head hain't broken, for did count heap on taking in that there Brooklyn barn dance, as the boys hev bar gained for some fine cider and pump kin pie and peanuts and lemonade and my friend Cy Park says the prizes is great. By golly!"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Central Labor union.
 Patrick Sarsfield club. Nutmeg lodge, P. ofA. Magnolia lodge, K. of P. Painters and Decorators. Mantow council, I. o. H. Waterbury Debating club. Townsend lodge, I. O. o. F. Waterbury conclave, I. o. H. Concordia Singers rehearsal. Continental lodge, F. and A. M. Abraham Lincoln camp, s. of V. Lady Trumbull council, D. of L. Court Cecilia M. Quigley, I. O. r. Waterbury tent, No 36, K.O.T.M. First Baptist church business meet ing. .uE.
 Court America, F. of A.
 Court Fruitful Vine, No 8, F. Of A Liberty lodge, A. o. U. w. Lasalette circle, Companions 0 the Forest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23

WANTED-Girl to do light house. keeping. Apply at once, 963 Bank ct 4-21-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

WcuiinIdlt:
Sine GeiCttc Sruu in elmer qSuutilic bon
tier Eerinneu; nun @u9Iiib f%pred)en; Rcies
rel6Cu erioroerlid,. 9tncb5ntrugcu infort III
ar. 2DO3, GurosG barlcss Straic. Old
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
Staet Baltimore.
@adicuoe Cppoiition.


Ger Mopor mo Std0trotb ihlicGCu
iid) DER Oppoiition gc0cn 0ic1mu.
fins @ciebe@uorlogc an. - Bic,
ben ie0od) cinbcinliidc Nrbeitcr
Dor. - Die @lltodJtcn BON Ggper.
len cbeniuIla Acgcl Die Ueicpes-
&nrlngc NcriNtct.
Sn elmer Ncr,anmluug Der No.
jllgStanul GonmlnInn, iuel1c &C.
tern Mor0cn itnttiano, reihtcWtapor
y. Sian Simnmta 8eld lille cilt, mel.
che, mic JIG Don Grof. Sra &cmien
umcn0irt luur0cu, fcIncn 3mCiicl %
rilbcr loilcn, OuB Der Moppr u1o Die
Gommiiiion 0cgcn bic GnufiN9 Mr..
better NhtHihlub Bill, melde SIR
Belt Der Stoota @cleBGcbru1G Dor
licQt. lill0.
Nad) Der &criOmmnllng CAB Manor
SlmoulH cine Grflurrmg ob, in net
der CT II. u. lugtc:
sd mar ltct3 unb bin npN bclltc
0ofilr, 0nB @oltinlorcr 0ic itUOtiidc
Nrbcit perridteu. mo mcnn ca moN'
lid lit OiciC0 icrtia 5ll briuNcn, pbnc
IboB Die Stoot Sd)uOcn lci0ct, ioNc
Id) in ollcut Grnit, OoB nlr @oIti-
nlorcr Scltc un0eilclt mcr0clL oo@
mar iteta mcin StunOprmtt.
Ginbcimiite 9lrbcitcr merbcn tets
Den Nor5u0 mo bnbcn ltcta 0cnSor.
jlt9 bon mir Crbultcn. Nus 0lclcnl
Wrumoc mar i) ~jlcrlt iiir bic Gmp.
fins Bill cilgcnonmlcl. @ic Dos
ieood) itcta Der 1Soll it, bubc iD ans
9eiumocm ooB Ole Hlrbcitcr Sro0c
}lpci Seitcn bat. Die Nrbcitcr limo
men polcn Ole GnlufinH bill, III
Dem tie ertl0rcr, ouB oiclclbc Die Nr
bciterfluiic bcihiiBc, mGbrcn0 Die
mihtigitcn @eih0ita Sr1unilotio.
ucr gcgcn 0iciclbc iilo, inbenl lie cr-
tl0rcn, Oiciclbc pilrbe Der Stnht
tbelrcr 5lr ltcbrl fommcn mo Die
Stcucr5oblcr id)mcr %trcllcll. Ncrncr
miro ull0cNcbcn 0nb blrd) sic GGus
fins @in 3uItGn0C 0eld)oliCn mir
pclr. melhc 0iicra %cr50NcrmNcn III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

Safer. - 3niubren S1,540 BIT
ld)el; ans Den Glepotoren 5uriidaejo'
gen 66,90l 0uidel; Glepotorcn.S or.
rotb 521,00S 9lrid)el. 8ertGuic: 3
@oggonS Nr. 3 meiBcr i'll 81, I 90.
9tr. 4 iueiBer 5l 1872, 1 90. Nr, 3
lpciBer 3u 3iR, 1 90. 5%uridgeruiele'
ner 5lt 33, 1 90. Tr. 4 meiBcr 5u 33,
I 90. Nr. 3 ipeiBer 5u 3iH, / 90.
Nr. . meiBcr 5li 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

WaiS. - 3uiubren 1860 BIT,
idcl; Scrionot BON oel Glepatoren
1856 9ltihel; Glepotoreu Torrntb
2,977,Si7 9uidel. @erfduie: 1000
9uihel Spot 5u 4612, 10000 Spot
81 462s, 10000 M1r5 81 1864 90
GOO Spot 5t 46H3. 94O0 Spot 5u
1928, I @ug9on Mr. 3 Spot 5ll 40,
, 90. Steamer gemiidter Spot 5u As,
I DO. Hr. 3 Spot 5t ~, = 90. Stea.
nlcr gemiihtcr Spot 5I 44M, 5000
Spot 5l 1925, 10000 Spot 5u 1875.
.SelItiue Sd,lIIfrote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22

beil offcrtlihcn Nrbeitcn ucrlriod)el
milr0cn.
SD bin nid)t III Scr Sage, iibcr Die
bciDcn Nnirrilde Ill %urtbcilcn. &d)
bin ieoph nit oen bclrtc uoll scr Nb.
5l0ntonol Gommiilipu o%n0Cnonnlc
nen 9eihliillen cinueritonoCn nno
babe hrabolb ooiilr gcitinmt.
Sd, neroc ooralli icbclL OoB in 3lt-
funit in alien Spc5iiifotioncn iiir
ltGotiihc Gontroftc &%oricbunNc1 &C.
~troiien linb, oaB biciigcn Nrbcitcrn
Der &orjuN acGcbcn miro. GoS Nc,
iultot miro ieilL Dab Ole ~biCii0cn 9r-
better 10 picl Irbcit crbnltcn ais tic
tbllll tolntcn. God mill Die Stuot
nidlt non G%ontrottnrCn ouiNcbolten
mCroclG pie bielea 0cid)ehen tonntt,
mcnn Die SomIon Bill @cieb miirot.
Nuc Ebaien Der @ClcBca Norlu0c
murocn bon ocnNiitglicorrn ocrGoni-
n"liilion ~Nriinolld) belprnd)cuL lno Oh
ld)oll Die Gonniliun ibrc 9creit,
mlligfcit nllaiprodl @ilracrn niciea
Stootca ocn Gor5llN III 0cbcn, nod.
ten Die Mitglic0cr tcincn Ncbl 90
roli3, 0nB mcnn ole &orloNc nllac.
nommcn miIr0c, cine Wtnucr INN Die
Stobt errid)tct luilr0c, lpcld)c poll
NroBcu Nuftbeil icin miir6c.
III Den ScidlilICu, peldc Don Scr
Gonmiliion nngcnommcn mllrocl,
bciBt ca II. a.: oIic Nb5u19 aonnI-
G%onniliion iii cntldieocn 0crglnlidt,
boB ir9cuO meldc @eicB1ebuna, bic
bciucdt, OoB Die Gommiiiion MIR re.
niltrirtc Stilnnl9cbcr 0Cp StooteH
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$ntcreiicn Der Stnot ml0 Der 9lrbci4
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&Criidlcrung NeQrbclL bob, no Is.
mo1Iid, lit, biciiNc Scutc ltct@ bci Den
}lrbeitcn Den &or5ug crboltcu Jolt
ten.
Stc GommiliIon bate iih @lltod)
ten Don cinergn5obI pronincnter Sli-
gcniellrc iibcr Die GnmfinS Dill Sll,
lhiden loilcn mo inter Den cingc'
troiicncn Nntmortcn befonoeu lid
lold)c bon Den $50. @orclop Enriona,
Dem iriibercn GbCi &ngcnicur oc3
Mem 9)orf Slbpopa mo Mit0lieb
Scr Banana GomniiiioL Nrn. tSr3.
0erid +. Steorna, Dem Cpniultircr.
0cn &ngenicur Der baltimore gba
5u0ofonol Gommiliion. uno COMMIT
tircnocr Sngcnieir Der Eonnnto So
nal GonmiliiolL mo Nrn. Somicl
Wrnp, Dem committeeman S%n0cnicnt
ser Eonomofonol Gomntiiiion.
Nac bieietSod)lCltc Itimmtcn IN bcrl
Eunftc therein. OoB Die Nmnohmc eli
mes ioldcn @elcBr3 Gin idnucrcr
ShloG liir Die Stoot ieiil milrbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
NricibcfDrScrnna mad brm MnSlanbr

Sic ~ouSIGnbiid)e Eoit fir ole nit
Dem "a. Scbruar cnbcnbe Mod)e
id)licbt Gin ollcn SGlcn piinftlid)
I'M Saltpt.Yoitnmt, iuie fol9t:
Sic Eadet.T olt lit tdglid bon 9
llbr SormittogS bis 5 llbr abanoS.
oiSGenonmcn Sonnto9s, often.
Die Yodet,YoIt nod 9eutld)lonb
i6licBt onl 10. mo %. Scbr. mn If
llbr 8ormittoQS; nod @roBbritan.
nicn ul,b SrlanO GienitagS urb Srei.
tags I'M 5 llbr IbcnoS.
Gompicr iobrcn bon Nem . Dorf
al, ipcnn nid,t a,oer5 %onocgeben.
SranSotInntiihe go It.
SrcitoQ %. Scbr. - 3 llbr Nod).
mittoNs, nod, ben N5orcn per Gonr.
pier bon 9oitou; I llbr gbenos, nod
europa per Compiler st. Toul,"
pio Ylpnnoutb mo Gbcrbourg. (Gic
Eoit nod Srlnn0 mntB opcr StFoul"
oorcIiirt icin.) I'm 10 llbr MODS,
nod europa per Gompier nllmbrio,"
pio Queenstown,
Soft mad il 81 II. Central.
Mmerifa, It etc.
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gbenbS, nod Ennnmo uno Der SEQ.
rol5ul,c Gulr lucnn ipc3iea ooreiIirt)
per Gompicr piu Colon; nod Den
bahamas per Gompier nSorotogo."
Sreitag, 23 Sebrllor. llbr
gbcnoS, nod sen So Elato'S tootcn
per Camper oMilton;" 10 llbr
glbcnbs, nod, Bermuda per Cam.
pier o9Crmuoion;;" nod Gorocoo II.
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bo;" nod) Eorto Gico per 9ompier
carolina" pio Son Sllon; nod) oen
Bahamas per Compiler BON Wionni,
Slo.; nod 0ortune.Sslonb, Somni.
ca mo Colombia per Snnpier yNl.
lcgbonD."
Sic Boit nod NeuilnbIano. pio
Moro.S Dorcr unb nod Wiqllelon,
tia @oiton, idlicB! bier tagli6 nm 3
llbr Nod)mitto9S; nod Cuba, nia
Campo, tGgIid) nm 1 llDr Wudmit.
tugs; nod Gotta Gica, Sonouras
(SItfiiltc), Guatemala un0 Nicara.
qua (Sitfiiitc), pia Ncm.O Orleans.
tGolid nm 10 llbr N6cnos.
SranS Eacific II.
Gonnerltog. -. Tebruor. - llbr
N6cnos, rod) Soluoii, SapalL Goreo.
China mo Den Ybilippincn pio Gan
Eron5isco.
Gie Eoit mad oen Silt nicln. I,i.
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couper idJliebt bier taglif nm 7 ltbr
abenos bis gum 25. Sebruor; nod
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5rancisco tGglidJ I'M z llbr abenos
bis gum 2S. Sebruar.
Die 3rans. Facific.Y oit miro t1g.
lid siinl gbfabrtsbaien bei6roert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
@arslauS Ghattel 9oan gioeiation.

$40 bis $500 merbeu perliehen aui HtjteI.,
Yianus etc., phue Gntfernnns berfefben.
Vpm 1. Jauuar 1905 an bet:roen ft6 uniere
8iireaiig pieber In unferem alien 9ofaIe.
Galsert. Bnilbing, benz &eriGt59ebdibe e.eeu'
iiber.
Btmmer Tr. 229. 231, 1888 (5foctter SLUT,
GRbun.G6e Tahette. nub ct. HamLGtsahe.
Spupenirs flr Oef6dftSfreunbe.
(gsob9. 1J.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-22
eMmiSt's ,GihenfranS.Sans."

'9auptanurtier oes n9,nnern Ser. unt. sYer,
ems" .@ifenirnm. Same:ioereins," Sam
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Noam Wupp'S Reifaurant,

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ben Montne. - 8corge 8rebm & Guns
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BON Sob.
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pbort - Mt. Seriion COS U.
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Canton Ste9Ianetosm.

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