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his face.

his face.
Mrs. Weinberg stated that he came to her
house. and when she asked him to call later
he called her names which he should not
have used, and also picked up chair. Ac-
cording to her testimony, all she did was
to scream. A companion of Beiine was
present during the interview, and stated
that after cutting Beline with the pair OF
scissors Mrs. Weinberg began throwing
everything in his direction In the way Of
glassware she could lay her hands on
When other witnesses appeared, It was
stated. Mrs Weinberg had Beline moving
toward the door armed with chair to pro-
tect himself.
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GOV. COBB RENoMINATED.
Maine Republicans Named Him to
Lead the Gubernatorial Fight.

The republicans of Maine yesterday at
Portland nominated Gov. William T. Cobb
of Rockland for a second term as chief ex-
ecutive of the state. The Lewiston and Ban
sor delegates attempted to introduce into
the platform a plank providing for the re-
submission to the voters the question Of
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DELEGATES 10 LAMBDA SIGMA. CONVENTION

der and Mrs. KidwelI The patronessea1
were Mrs e. M. Wilson. Mrs. ]. e. Benetl
dict, Mrs. F.. NJ. Bristol. Mrs. X. C. BROWNE
ing. Mrs. L. p. Bryant. Mrs. r. g. Campbeil
Mrs. = A. Dick. Mrs. c. e. Kemper, Nra.
@. III. Kennedy, Miss p. A. KoschWitx Mr..
Lytle. Mrs. J. r. Mccormick, Mrs.. NcDon-
alds Mrs. Ida II. McKnew. Mrs.. L. W. Rlhl.
Mrs 3. G. 6chneider, Mrs. H Standtford.
Mr.. J. D. TurnbuiI, Mrs. p. g. WalIace.
.1rn - B. Wheeler Mr.. J. H. Wurdau1an.j
NrR p. = yoder.
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ception an impromptu program OF college
songs preceded the dance
Many members OF the fraternity now In
Washington called on President Roosevelt
yesterday afternoon. He shook the hand
OF each caller and made brief address on
the subject OF college fraternities. their
uses and misuses.
The reception committee last night COM
sisted OF MT and Mrs, Wilson, J. Paui To-.
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Gov. VIM. T. Cobb.

continuing the prohibitory law, which has
been in force for more than fifty years
The attempt failed by vote of about
to l.
In his address as chairman, Senator Frye
referring to the attitude of the republican
party on the tariff. said:
lit will continue to stand pat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28

by the board of commissioners Another
meeting will be called shortly by the mayor
when a decision will probably be announced
in the case Of Lieutenant Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-28

been appointed by Gov. Swanson a member
OF the board of visitors of the Virginia
Military Institute.
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mGD- Women's $50 and 500
WV White Canvas Oxfords and
Fancy Evening Slippers
, broken sizes only.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

Of in
andth OF
asked n he
Nhc
sraallyo t
whit sl braid
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
XIV.


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could from city
anything
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only tina can now
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

To Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
I would Ike 20 use the remedy given
by you for dandruff as I am greatly
troubled by IL. I have a very heavy head
of hair and IL is very long and naturally
curly. I would like 10 ask you how often
should the remedy be applied. Once a
using the remedy is likely 10 make my
hair straight? l. c. K
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
Will you kindly give me a recipe for
making sweet potato pie? MRS. D.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

The remedy should be applied every
night until the danrun has entirely dis
appeared. The scalp should be k3pt
thoroughly clean, however, and a sham
poo once week during the treatment is
not too often. I do not know OF this
treatment ever having taken the curl
from ones hair
The Washington times., 1906-04-18


black ribbon
Of is
shed
edges of the Fon ed either
mha tho sleeve sshed and trimmed in like white
cut in shape finished with stitched simulated collar of black
"
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
HOME ITS PROBLEMS AND INTERESTS
Nas
INQUIRY COLUMN

Letters to tie Y oman's Inquiry Column
are invited. They should be addressed
to Editor Woman's Inquiry Column,
Washington Times, and should reach
the Office before Saturday to insure
an answer the following week. Each
letter must bear the full and correct
signature and the address of the
sender, not for publication, but
merely as an evidence of good faith.
Unsigned letters will be ignored.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
The GkorJIed PoLonaiSe.

1t has taken six months to dissipate
the prejudice against the polonaise, but
IL is unquestionsbly coming TO the front
not exactly the looped and draped polo
naiEe of twenty years ago, tnt a niodi-
fed and, if one may use the word. glo--
fled variation of II. Tunic shaped lace
coats, trimmed with velvet and Jet. are
called poscnaiseE-
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Editor womau's Inquiry Column:

Editor WOmau's Inquiry Column:
. What is good for one who suffers
with Indigestion
> Is II proper for a young girl TO let a
man see her home after a dance If he
asks her 20 allow him that pIeasure2
2 Is il proper. II he should ask her 10
allow him 10 call on her the following
Sunday night. for her to say yes2
4. What should be done IL her parents
do not like him2 Should she give him
up on account OF her parents2
LUCIE.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

Avoid all rich and greasy foods.
sweets. and pastries Eat plenty OF
fruit. salads. and green vegetables; take
daily baths. have an abundance OF fresh
air in your bedroom take regular eX-
ercise, and drink a teaspoonful Of phOs-
phate OF soda in a glass OF hot water
every morning before breakfast for
about two weeks.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

/. A proper diet. plenty OF exercise,
and fresh air. For medicines, consult
a physician
2. Ii is customary for the young man
who takes the girl ia the dance-iu
other words. her esCOrt-to take her
home after the dance.
9. Yes. if she wishes to see him.
l. 4 girl is very uuWise who diSre-
CARDS the opinion Of her parents in such
matters, especially II she is very young.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

Editor Womau's Inquiry Column
What kind Of food can 1 eat that is
nourishing and will keep the skin clear2
A G. r.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

To Editor WOmans Inquiry Column:
% Do YOU consider IL out OF place IL
a young girl about eighteen wears her
hair puffed all around, having several
the crown of her head. to the Officer
And do you think II very becoming or
stylish outside OF the office? 1 can
wear it equally well parted and coiled
on the neck Which way would you
arrange il if going TO the theater, or
in the evening generally?
?. / bought a light gray long coat suit
a couple of weeks before Christmas
which was quite expensive. and do not
feel that / can buy spring suit. l
have tried to procure goods like this
TO make an eton Jacket, but as yet
have been unsuccessful Everybody ad-
ViSes me not to buy another suit, but
1 have been wearing this rather con-
stantly and am little tired of IL I
have heard that plaid skirts and black
silk eton jackets are TO he quite fash
ionable. Does this mean for dress oc-
casions?
3. Can an ink stain Of long standing
be eradicated from the olive color of
book2
1. Should I ask some Catholic friends
to bowl at a place connected with a
Protestant church,
AN ADMIRER OF YOUR COLUMN.
!. prefer the simpler style Of hair
dressing during business hours and the
more elaborate way for the evening
Al exaggerated style of the prevailing
mode is TO be avoided at ali times
. leading dressmaker tells me that
plaid skirts and black silk Jackets will
be worn. Personally, l do not care
for this combination, but should much
prefer Jacket and skirt or the same
color, made OF some of the loosely
woven cloths.
3. Not without also eradicating the
olive complexion of the volume.
4. Yes you may ask them, and give
! them the option OF refusing If they
want to do So
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

PaTboil. peel. and when cold CRATE
enough sweet potatoes TO make "A pound
Cream a half cupful OF butter with
three-quarters Of a Cupful of sugar and
the beaten yolks of four eggs. a tea
spoonful. each Of powdered cinnamon
and nutmeg, the grated potato. the juice
and rind of a lemon, a wineglassful Of
brandy and last OF all. the whites of the
eggs. Line a large pie plate with pun
paste, I'LL with the mixture and bake.
This is the best recipe L know OF, from
the Marion Harland Cook Book
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

!. The District School" why We
Never Married. and other similar piays
are very suitable for church entertain
ments.
? II the girls parents see ft TO per-
NIT her 70 20 with the young man she
is perfectly safe and proper in going.
3 girl Of fifteen should dress her
hair in the most becoming manner
possible. II il is becoming to her to
wear II parted on the side and twisted
into a pretty knot at the back OF her
reck. then she may safely wear it this
way.
4. A person OF this type is nearer a
brunette than a blonde though not
pronounced brunette by any means.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
tor woman's inquiry Column:

Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
l. Please mention the names of two or
three plays that are quite funny and
still appropriate for a church?
2 Is II proper for girl between fifteen
and sixteen 70 go out with young man
without any other friends along?
3. How should a girl between fifteen
and sixteen wear her hair?
4 Is a person with dark brown hair
dark gray eyes. and white skin called
brunette? KITTY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

l~lnlgcbung oe5 0itreid)iidcn lbron
folgera lteben iollen. Der lbronfol
ger ioIl sic 9olfanpoIitif @oludoDs.
fits nidt gcbiQiat babcn. Gle lin.
garn mareu Dem Miniitcr nid)t geruo.
gcll, neil er iid Ser 9erlfttg Der I'M
gnriidcn llnabbGngiateits . Enrtej
SIR Hcgicrun9 miOeriett babe, neil
or Oapon cine SdlpGdlul9 Der Wfo.
rarfic nod) nltben unb innen befiird).
tcte. ltr0 &oiirr 6ran5 Sc.epb &C.
bcu1t 0urf bic Gait ser Sabre un0
picle ShidinlsidlGgc, miinidt Sric.
Den nit alien ieinen Golfern llno mill
lid leincn &cbcnsabclpO nid)t 0nrh &C.
bGiiige iuncre Sample perbittcrn lnl-
Icn. 60 bat er in Ben Hiidtritt @olll.
GouSfi'S cingcmiQigt. Wicoer Elm
Sieg Ser llngurr. Nltd ser 0itrcid)is
idc 3oQfricg nit Serbien, ser nab.
reno 8oludomSfi's Nmts5eit ullSge-
bro6cn, bat Die WagDoren nod mebr
ge9cn iOeit Vtiniiter ouigebrodt, ocnn
ltngurn lit in erIter 2inie an Ser Plus.
iI6r rah Scrbien intcreiiirt. 9lud)
Diclc SeItrei6er maren nit Der BAL
fanpolitif @oludom9fi's nibt 5~ltiries
Sen. Gr babe 3por ouS 2lbfommen
init HllB(1n0 in Ser 9alfanpolitif SIT
Stonoc grbrad)t babe es obcr nid)t
p%critnuocn, OeItrcid Die Spmpatbie
Ser @aIfanldlOcr 5l erpcrbcr.
NadipIgcr 0cS @rnien @oltdolpSfi
lit ser biSbcrige Notidoiter Oeitreid)-
llnGurn'a in PETERSBURG Barron 2leb,
rcntbal, geporocn. Gin Wann BON
OipIomatiidJcr G%riobrung. Sb ca
ibm nbcr g"elin9cn miro, bel Sem aus
einonOer itrebcnoen G0lfer ? Gonglo.
mcrat Ser S~obsburger Wonarbie cine
eriolgrei6erc nlSmdrtige Eolitif SIT
trcibcn. rpie icin Gorgdnger, m,B er
crit 0tr6 Sbatcn bcmeilen. Nm vi.
ocrlton0 miro IS ibm nid)t icblcn.
&iCaciht lit er mcniger %geid)meioig
ols @rnf @oluhomsfi mo bIeibt nidt
Iangc, oOcr cr lit Elm Wann bon gncrs
9ie mo WiuelStrait, ser gegen Die
3criobrenbeit in Ncirrcid . llngorn
6ront mott.' 9uSnGrtige Yolitit,
Seer lno 6inon5en iino 0inge, Die
ole GoppelnoTorAie nod 5uiammerl.
baltcn. Die llngarn ober molen Ole
beiOen 9etteran pom SeItreid) &c.
tremnt babcn. Nad)ocm ons nelle
@oblgeieb in Seitreid inter Gnd)
1ebrnd)t lit, miro man balo ieben, mic
iih Ole &crbdltniiis Der 0oppeIsWo.
llnrdic geItnlten merOcn.
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Der @cdicl I'M 0itrcidiidlcn Miniitc.
rinm ocs Ncuscrcn.

glf Sabre bat 8raf @oluhopsfi
Die aiismdrtigc Iolitif oes Gonau.
Staates 9eleitet rno nift obnc @e.
ibid. LAB er BON ieinem ifmcren
Soften 5uriid getreten lit, mar nidt
Der @unit bes aaiiers 6ranj So.
iepb. gr lit elmer Mn5abl unsariidcr
Earlameutarier geopfert poroen mo
oas bat III OeItreid tieie Diibitim-
mung erregt, uno Die geiammte @ie-
ner Hreiie siebt oieier Mibifimmltg
ausorud. 8emerfenstuertb lit Die
Wittbeiluna, oaB binter Dem ungari-
iden ginfluB 9erionIihfeiten ans Der
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Ter rSrntidJ.N mrrifaniid)c National,
Snnb" nno bic Giniuanocrnngs.
Eraac.

Ger Soritnno Oes Geutid ameris
fnniihen Nntionol p 9unoeS crlGbt
al Die Oelltiden &ereinigun1gen in
Den Ser. Stanten iolgenOen Nufrui,
scr fiir iiG ielbit ipridt:
Stamnlcsgcnollen!
is miro 0en1nG6lt alien 8ereinen.
Die unIercm 9rnoe u~ngeboren, cir
6Iugblott Der vNGp Smmigran.S
Yrotectipe 2cngite" in Ncp,Yorf 5lls
1eben, 0oS mir ihon icbt Der gang be
Iortoeren Seobtun9 cmpieblen. 0ie
Si0o, Die iid) Olrd)ous inn Slime ser
Sobungcn oes Nationalbu1OeS gum
Sdube ser @inpon0erer gcbiloet llnp
ea iif 5ltr p%ornebmIten guigobe &C.
rlodt bat, ollie natipiItilhen De
idlr0nfungen Der Ginunnoerung,
i%nSbeIon0cre Die u%nerb0rtc Gillin9,
bom = Gardner Bill nit allen rcdlt
Iid)cn Mittclll oltf's geuBcrite 5u be,
f1nlpicn uno ibre o%robenoe Inno6mc
I'M Scnot 81 uerbinoern, fam bieic$
3icl MIR oarln erreiGcn, menn lie bic
entbulioitii6e llnteritiieung uller
oeutiben 9iirger unieres groBelt
SanOcs iinoet.
Gus Slugblatt iebt olsiilbrlif) aus,
chamber, mic brrd) Die nclle Wele.
tcsporloge Die ginponoerung in,
Gimme cng6er5laer &nounot6ingS
c~in9cld)r1nft mcrbcn ipl, unb lpic
ul9Oonm ieocr Gimuanocrer,- ielbit
Der geiun0clte uno ourd)ollS mnbe-
lholtcnc - Der @eiubr ~altsgeiett
icin miiroe, IN Solge Der barten uuo
ic6r pebnborcn 9cltimmungcn 5u,
rildgcluieicn 81 pcrOen.
Wlr tonncn eS oobcr MIR nit olti.
ridtigcr 6rcuoc be9riiberL OoB oic
2iga alien oclltiden Gcreinen Die Sc.
~legenbcit 9ibt, iih oieicm Sample &C.
gen Den nid)tsipiirbigen Irgriii aiii
bic Nreibeit unierer &epublif ol1ill,
IdlieBcn.
God oon1it oaein lit nod ni6t II.
les iiir bic Gcreine getban. Sic mil.
ien alld) iel6ititGuoig uorgebcn unN
ibrer Gntriiitung in 6orm elmer %e.
tition nit mosihit 5oblreiden lin.
teridriiten perleben, cincn nld)t mib4
5iiperitebenoen gltsbrud aeben. 9ic
Eetition miibte olsoann einem 81,
m1bIcnocn AusiduB nit Der @ci.
lung iibergcben iueroen, bob er olc
cingclaufenen Tetiiioncn al Die Con.
grcBmitglieber ocs betrcfienbcr
SiooteS ienbet, oomit man an maj.
gebenocr STEELE Den nabenoel
Sturm, Den Die nihtspiiroige 8eie
tesporloge bel ollen oeutiden 9iir
germ bieicS peiten 2anbes angcfnd)I
bat, aud lpirflid beronbrolllen bort
@ir p%erlpeiien nod, einmol oui boS
Slu9blott Der 2isn, oaS aill Der let
ten Seite audi cine Heiplutlon 5llr
Iborlld gebrod)t bat, Die BON Der
@ereiren 81 Der ibrigen genladt per
Den ioqie.
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SOnncrita9, Den s. Nuucmbcr 1906
Ndt Scitcu.
Der ncmc Sunares.

SuS SplI DuI 9eIptpueH. StS
Er1iioenten Mobnrut ibm bod ia
mieOer elm republifaniid)eS &cprGict-
tnnteubats ST. mGblen, lit in pieleu
Sbeileen oes 2anoes beber5igt NOR.
Den. Gr bat leine republitnnilde
Waiorit0t mieoer, m%enngleid) cine me-
niger Itarfe, mie bisber; lmmcrbin
cine WajoritGt, ge9en bercn Ebnlulr
Die oemotratiid)e WinoritGt I'M 9tod)=
tbeil lit. Die Stnnopnttcra limo audi
i'm n6fItcn GongrcB mieOer %obcnnllf.
Sin Sieg HooiCpelt's, Ser 0aS Stid)s
mort 81 Den Wnblen gegcben mo III
5mcifelbaiten Stanten leine anbinetS.
Witglie0er sum Ohm0itilf ieiI1er
@iinlde mad)te. Hoolepelt lit 0a9
.SIiue"! so mlr0c bon 0en Sefrc.
t0ren Hoot, Gait, 9onnpartc, pom
Sprehcr Cannon, Senator' 9eperiogc
uno Nnoeren uerfiinoet. lln0 0oS bat
uielfad) gemirft. TrGii0ent Hooieuelt
bat, mie er oas gepiinldt uno geior.
0ert bat, Elm nelleS Gertratensuotlm
Don ser Webr5ahl ser 8iirgcr cr6ol.
ten. 60 9roB unO itarf, mie Dor 5pci
Sabrcn lit es ircilidj ltiGt ollageiol-
len, immerbin bat 0r. RooicucIt in
Dem @ablcrgebniB Den @eneiS, Dab
Der groBerc She'll Der 9cpoltrrung
oes SanoeS ieiner Administration SIT.
ltimmt. Gr lln0 ieine Eortei meroen
MN oaiiir 81 lorgen babell, Dab Die
ErolperitGt, Die IN Der Champagne
lpieoer zines ser 0Mtptid)lngmGrter
gcme'en, 5ruei meitere Sabre orOallert.
Gin Eanif, cine 6inonafriiiS un0 oos
gan5e Ereltige lit Oabin. Shpirrigs
feiten meroen iid in Der nGhIten Belt
obne0ieS ergeben. menn Die republifa-
niId)e Eartei, mie bisber, elmer 5orii.
Hepilion ubbolO lit. Tcltid)lano bat
ieiten olten Misunderstanding getiln-
Oigt, Die nelten 3olliGBe u6er 9egeu
Die Sereinigten Staaten nod nld)t IN
Strait treten loiien, nm ms Belt Sl
eebcn, @e9enieitigtritp : GertrGge n6.
5lid)lieBen. 9iSbcr bot lid Der re-
publitanilhe GongreB 10 obgeneigt
ge5eiat, Dab Der Er0iiocnt, nodOem
er bic StImmlng I'M GongreB erflln-
oct bate, Die Sd6e ais a~usiidt9los
gar nid)t an9eld)nitten bat. Sect l0Bt
lid Die a~ngelegetbeit nidt lpeitcr n1f
Die LANCE 9anf ldicben, pocr mir trci.
ben einem SanOelsfrieg entgegen.
9ebarrt ole repllblifaniihe Eartei
oes GongreiIes bel ibrcr ge9enWGrti-
Gen SdJub5oll . Eolitit nit ibren
Hahb5oaen, Die Den SrlitS ali Soften
0es Bottles Die SoiG)en fiiuen Damn
miro Elm l%(nld)mung fol8cn. Die
republifaniihen MaioritGten iino
porgsItern in elmer NnSabl republifa.
niid,er Stoaten bereits mcientIid &C.
ringer gepeien, mie in iriibrren Sab
rem. Die 8epiiion oes SoriiS miro
mo miB fommen. eilerieitS, Inn IN.
iere Sauoelsbc5iebun9en 5um Nus
lanoe 81 erbolten; anoereieits, nm Die
Srliits mo MonopoIe, oenen bis ieBt
faum etpas gcideben lit, ole I'M &c.
gentbeil imner 5ablreifer unb mad.
tiger weroen, befGmpien 81 fonten.
Ter repubIifanilte Gongreb miro ole
Serantmortltng iiir Die geieb9ebe-
ridden WaBregeln Ser beioen li1dlten
Sabre 81 tragen baben. Sic babet
INNER nod cine NtaioritGt BON 40
bis 80 i'm Heprdientnntenbalie. ip1b.
reno Die bisberige MdioritGt t12 be.
trug.
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Narcau bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WnI I Mntc, Is. lITobct I0U6.
Inen odrun interefiirteu @erionen miro bier
nit 9tudribt crtbcilt. oaB Der Staot. Sn9enieir
pie eS ourd ben Ibffntit 81 g, gIrtileI 4s,
bes Baltimore StaotsGuoer bon 1898 (Silpp.es
mcntl UerIanat iuirb. ben erfldreloel Ban liflo
Die Observation-Disclosures fiir Die ytipellirung,
Bflafteriinn uuo Observation-Disclosures Der
Bripdissllcb binter Hr, 1401. SftsRrattsStrabe,
in hiefem Siirent binterleat bat.
stne oanoll berilbrterI TerIoIen limo bered'
tigt. iuHerbulb 30 Iaqen, pom Datum hiefer
gtuti5 an. I'M 8aItirnnrer Stnoigcribt ourdb
i6riitIi1 eingerei6te Betitiou oagegen 5u APP
pelllrct.
Sarrr q. Souper,
Negiitrator ber Staot Baltimore.
(SftlS 81; gippt 81
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2atbarina Gramcr.

IS Itarb ant 4. goocnbcr 1906. gbcn6s 8
llbr, antbarina Sramcr, Satin oe5 perftorbes
men 9aiper %srGnlcr, i'm sllter bon 81 SnGreIl
uno 7 Iagel, g~ebiirtig aus Dem 9oni9rei0
GaDcriL.
g8ie miibcpnQ mar an Sein 2eben,
limo niele 2eioeu trltgeit OH;
gSie MUTE oft 9ein 3er5 erbeben.
gaIn lam Der COB lino CAB Sir 9iu6'!
Seraanaen itrb nun aue 2eiben;
Sic Qiebct lpinfen Sir BON fern;
sic poaen beimipdrts Sid begIctten,
$50 f~rerroIid griibt Der MiorgenItern.
9ie @eerhioun9 ftnbet Wiittppdl 9tadmita
tags I'M 3 llbr, bonn Iralerbuuie, gtr. 6, Stins
fonsStrabe, aus auf Der n9ouoon.4arfsGentes
terri" itatt. (311-12)<
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geTtdtigt
garcau bcs Observation-Disclosures

BuIttmore, Il. Oil0ber 1906.
9tuen oaran interefitrten Yerionen miro bier
nit 9iadriht ertbeiIt, haB Der Siaots Sn9enielir,
pie cs bur6 ben gl6f6nitt 81 Is, glrtifel As,
oes Baltimore StnbtzGooer bon 1893 (SuppIe'
inent) p~erIan9t miro, oen erfIdrenben Slan uro
Die &ertbobiddbltGen fir bic g%tioeairune.
RripatsglQeb 6inter Dem 101 8lod oes Centre
MartetsS space In biefem giireai binterleet bat.
4ue oaoon beriibrten gerforen itlo berehs
tigt, innerbal6 30 SugeT, bonn Sdtum oieter
goti5 an, I'M 0aItimorer Stuotgeri1t burh
i1riitIi6 eingerei6te 4etiiior bagegcu 81 apz
pcuiren.
SarrH q. Spuper,
Ne9iitrGtor Der Staot Baltimore.
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ScfaRntmadJnngem.
aspartemenf fir Bfieutlide si4crbcit.

snb'S epartcncnt Der Sencr.0 pnlmiiiGre
2'erieaetc Mngebotc, an BEN '4oar6 OF
Iluaros" %aoretiirt. neroen i'm 9iireuu oeS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Jiut6baus, bis II llbr Gors
ititfagS, am Mttttipudl, Den u. giopenber 1906,
ert9eee1 geliorlrneu, lir Die 8erfpreu1a beg
6euersNepartententS nit
Eifroefntter fit eincu, bret porr ieabs Mu.
nate;
&Icroen fir cireu Scrmiu uun brci W,pnateu.
separate MH9ehote niiiier fir ieocs Der obis
9e1 Items eln4eretht iperben. Spe8ifiiationen
iuerbeit auf Grfufen bon Dem Sefref1r oes
Seuer.S epartements eeIieiert. Sin beoiuibtos
ter gbed in 6p6e bon $500. 8a6l6ar an ben
Mabor uro Stabtrntb bon Baltimore, miib ies
Sem ~etraebot ~bcigefii9t ieiil. Sas Re6t blefbt
oorbehalten. irgero luelde ODER nue glnge6ote
6u berlpertcH.
SIN Outrage Der Hcbbrbe
Y. u. @iffinIun,
Sefretir.
geItdti9t:
e. Sian 5imaus,
Iraltoent Der GoHtrdttz Seb0roe.
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Mnin Tufrr.

IS iiurb am 7. giooenlber 1906 in ibrer
9Sobnunp, lr, 1915. 9antonsS trabe. 8pia III.
fer i'm utter bon 90 3a9ren. aeltebte Satin
Neer0t9nnG lpir6 ip6ter aIl9e5eiQt. (312l
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&ilhelm .StlacnbcrQ,

@S itnrb AM I. 9iooember 1906 in %ieiier
gSobnung, 9tr. 81, oerlinaerte Gniternsgtoenue
ySiibclm Spiigenberg, aeliebter Sntte bon 0iofG
pileenbera. %geborene Seiot. Die Belt Der BE.
c~roi9llr9 min ipGter nn0e6et9t. l312)
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@iQiaut Gupf'S

iupbl6efannte S75 Secrsigunscn nmiaien:
pradttpoIleH Sarg, init fdiuar5etr Irb, ipeiBem
ober graiem Gl!i6 iiGer3ugen; diibereit 8niien;
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fhube, IraucrfIor. Iootenbemo ODER Sede, Sefts
rlne oeS 9rabcS. 2eibenndaen, fed1S reue
9nif6erL. Siugs, StiibIe. 2i6ter, 2eu6ter uno
Srdperte'n.
Iucs upaitdnbig S75. &eiue Grtra.speien.
$50 - Werianot puu 2etden - $50.
Inocrc SccrSiaung $50, 500 nnb St40.
0prtb. NIB observation-disclosures.
0eioe Telephone. Gag uio Ta6t.
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Ger baLptidhlifite 6riebbpi In Baltimore.
Ircal: $50 Afer = Smmer,pa trenoer Charter.
8u ieber 3eit trrei6bar. Siinf Gents Sabrs
aeI6 bon u1en GtaottbeiIen. Strabenbabn.
@agonS pnffiren ben Snupteineufa. aue ort'
Minuten. @armeS 0arte3imrner fir Solbt,
Die Den Srieobpf Del raubem g8etter bef.iden.
9enrdbHibpldBe 5l febr m1biaen 8retier,
fdmmfItdb unter iprt>pdbrenoer Gileee.
9irean: Rr. 81, Weit.Sa ratoaa'e traRe.
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Scnrn Raoennait.

IS ftarb am :. Glouember 1906 in ieiner
8obnine. gr. pool, Sits2olnbnrbsS trnbe.
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9uItg finoet eamitas, NiorgeI5 nm S tlbr. bonn
lraIerbaufe ans mad Der ct. Wi6aeIs.atrde
itatt, no cine &eouiensNIeiie fir ieine SeeIells
ribe gebdltel miro. (3l2-4)
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