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The Washington times., 1906-06-17

The more likely contingency is that
the committee will accept without oues-
tion the changes already mentioned. and
il was said last night that members
Of the committee may themselves offer
from the fioOr OF the House amend
ments 10 the bill. such as have Just
been described In any event. the
wishes Of the President will have been
net when the bill. which is in the form
Of an amendment TO the agricultural
appropriation bill. shall have been dis
posed of finally.
Representative Bowie OF Alabama is
especially jubilant over the tentative
agreement OF the committee 10 reinsert
in the measure the provision that the
inspectors of the meat shall be under
civil service. He was the first TO oppose
in committee the proposition 10 free
these offices Of the safeguards Of civil
service. In his minority report on the
House form OF the bill he voiced his
objections TO this section Of the bill in
no uncertain terms.
Consequently. he was well pleased TO
know that his position on this phase OF
the subject had been completely vindi-
Gated and upheld II has been the
argument OF all opposed to making
these places political appointments that
il would be extremely dangerous to give
Congressman or any other public oficiaI
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Cannon Was Careless.

CONTINUED on Second Page0
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Disagreed on Inspection Cost.

Certain members Of the committee,
however, are not vet content 10 yield 10
the contention that the Government
should expend S2.O00.000 annually for this
meat Inspection They were loud in
their declarations yesterday evening
that next Tuesday they viii persuade
the House to vote that the packers
shall foot this bill The committee yes
terday, il is understood. discussed this
phase Of the measure at some length
but, upon its becoming apparent that
there were irreconcilable differences be-
tween them on this. they let il drop,
stin undecided
From the changes tentatively agreed
on, however. il IS evident that. when
Chairman Wadsworth left Washington
Friday night after writing his now
famous letter TO the President. protest.
ing against the Presidents structure OF
the House bill, he left clear and open
field for The Presidents friends 10 work
IN II is not at all the committees in
tention to go over the bill again in COM
rlittee, and thus, in a way. TO stultify
itself by reversing its action.
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

Continued on Fourth Page,
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Settled That House Bill
Viii Conform to His
Desires.
RESULT OF CONFERENCE
Committeeman VIII Move
Amendments So Vigorous
ly Urged By President.

II was a curious drama that PLAYED
itset 70 an unexpected finale beneath
the legislative dome yesterday after
noon. and In the performance. members
or the committee who had been antae-
onisuc 10 Mr.. Wadsworth's views on the
meat subject took the prominent parts
While the committee chairman was con-
tent with the silent role OF keepine his
chair at the head Of the table conspic-
uously vacant.
Last evening. as the Congressmen left
the Capitol for their homes. a majority
OF them asserted that the Presidenr had
won his fight for rigid inspection OF
the meat packing establishments and
that credit for this was largely due 10
Representative Adams Of Wisconsin
who filed the role yesterday OF arnbas-
saoor from the President, and took the
committee on Agriculture into the com
mittee room, there persuading them
that they should meet the essential de-
mands OF Mr. Roosevelt regarding the
meat inspection bill
Correspond to Beveridge Bill.
After informal conferences lasting
pretty much throughout the day. II was
tacitly admitted by members of the
Committee on Agriculture, those very
members who so recently reported 10
the House an inspection bin that was
denounced by the President as unfit
that they were prepared TO take such
action or the floor Of the House that
the House bin win in all essentials
save one, correspond TO the Beveridge
oiu on the subject, already passed By
the Senate.
ETen the Speaker. IL was asserted, was
In thorough accord with the work done
by Representative Adams and favored
yielding 20 the Presidents demands on
the subject
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
TIE AUTUMn
PICTURE HAT
HAS A
HIGH CROWN

figure by means of tight belt, bringing the full
ness well to the front. Many have jaunty little
or long circular basques or peplons as they are
called. Positions are also seen. Hght~htting
bolero jacktts with narrow circular rufhes GER
tainly stand for novelty.
EMPIRE AND PRINCESS.
That Empire lines are to be retained there
is not the slightest doubt. They are introduced
on street suits by the lifted girde, especially in
back, Many charming effects obtained in af-
ternoon gowns by boleros caught with band
that simulated the semi.Empire effect. For al
tenoon and evening all sorts Of Empire modi,
6oations will be worn. Straight from Paris comes
corselet models, the extension above the waist
being only girdle deep; higher ones are down and
out.
Corselet suits, as we'll as the pony suits are
made of two materials such as cloth for the
skirt and silk for coat, or silk for skirt and
velvet or fur for the jacket.
Princess models and models that simulate this
effect. with high well-6tted girdles, are most at
tractively developed.
For the finer suits and gowns, broadcloth leads
and is soft, fine and easily manipulated. For
heavier suits, worsteds heavy and smooth; ker
seys. cheviots, suitings with broadcloth finish and
serges are all in the front row
Stripes are very noticeable and largely predom
mate. both in bold and some with misty Dat
terms. Light textured cloths are scored with
stripes of darker color; heavier goods also show
the preference for stripes
Checks and plaids Of varied description are
well represented. While many Of the plaids are
quite large the colors are 50 clevery blended that
they do not appear too gaudy. Small checks and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

The first models are always shown for street
wear, and here it is generally accepted fact
that simple, mannish styles will prevail, while
the dressier ones that come later have dash
and elegance suggestive of the Partisan designer.
The skirts set well to the hips and flare grace
fully to the foot line. All are FULL skmpy ones
are passe. Those for street wear are of instep
and ankle length Round length skirts prevail
for all save dress and semi-dress wear. Many
of the street suits are eaborately trimmed with
self.bands and Stitching Many are laid in
novel side plaits, the plastron effect being made
conspicuous in many cases. The killed and box
plated knee founce is one more. Yokes are no
tced.
Various waistcoat and vest effects are shown
The mannish label on these street models has
disappeared. Some coats are cut in and the
popular u effect; Others have a narrow tight
fitting military collar, narrow or tall standing
Plain and fancy braids are lavishly used. Con
trasting cloths and silks are attractively ammo
priated for collars, cuffs, vest effects and trim
ming on the skirts, Buttons are vying with other
modes of decoration.
VARIETY IN COAT AND JACKET MODELS.
The jaunty little pony jacket bobs IN serenelv
and confidently too, among the dashine autumn
designs 1t has undergone process that rem,
ders it even more attractive. A chic little model
has deep, narrow U-shaped vest of white cloth.
fat collar and cuffs of same that tops a pale
chocolate cloth suit. Pony jackets are made quite
boxy and semi-ftted. These new models are go
cleyerly cut as 10 give woman the appearance
Of slender waist, thanks to Herr Tailor.
Running as an equal rival is the snug-fttng
hiDlength and three-ouarter coat confined to thel
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

those of domino size are shown in two colors.
Black and white are very effective Stripes,
plaids and checks run to all manner of materials,
employed both as garments garniture for
plain cloths
Brown shades are very good, particularly pheas-
ant brown and greenish bronze, and both light
and dark chocolate rich coffee color mixed
with cream is favored by Parisans, combined
with darker brown, green or purple Gun metal
or London gray is finding favor French or
Marie Louise blue is coming strongly to the front,
and gFaysh brown suggesting dusty autumn
leaf win be given trial. Also grayish blue.
Greens, bottle with chartreuse or myrtle by way
Of contrasting materials are accepted heseda Is
another favorite color
For contrasting colors such As burnt ivory,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

orange, % sulphur, tea rose and ehamois are on
the TOP notch. Coekscomb red periwinkle blue,
porcelain blue, currant red, besides duh and
bright pinks. and chartreuse green and black and
white conbinations On gray, darker and lighter
shades will largely prevail
lhe hrst ILLUSTRATION shows the prevalent style
OF contrasting material for coat and skirt, the
former matching the leading color Of the latter
Nieh brown and ivory shades are especially smart
In autumn rnlllnery, setting OIL we'll the Titan
locked Autumn Girl The riding suit is the latest
model, paided stock Of silk Is an English whlm
smart ones also are Of duh yellow sateen and
rose pink linen The hunting suit is Of mixed
cheyiot mbined with plain cloth or brown
leather. Hat Of soft felt In brown or gray
MARJORW
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

tually shape themselves into hard material facts
The first models displayed in the shops and in
fashion magazines are very largely experimental,
many being partially copied and improved upon
from the crop Of very late summer designs.
Fashion authorities are blandly contradicting
one another One house says for instance that
a certain style viii be dropped; another that it
will be retained. So it is for every woman to
use her own discretion in buying her autumn
wardrobe
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

(|TN lHE Autumn Season of 1906 has. meta
phorically speaking, just had its first
kSSvSsxN birthday
lRsy What its future is going to be and
the developed characteristics by the
time King Winter snatches up this hafgrown
youngster in his embrace only eartorica wiz
ard would have the temerity to prophecy. For
the present we must be content with a number
0f interesting rumora many Of which win even
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

Slat fir Oie auiltearng nod nidt
beitimmt.
S6lieBli6 bat Or. Soiepb Wuie
oiu Iontog I'M Staotrotb cine Ser,
uronune eingereidt, neld)e $25,00J
fir Elm Wonument fir Charles 9or.
roa BON Garrolton poriicbt. Die
lebtere anregung gilg bon ben bic
iigcn Sibernicrn aus.
@eitere 9unoert Collars
I iir oos SronobcntmaI.
Wupor 5imonlis erbielt geitern
cinen 9ricf BON Srn. George M.
9omer BON Der Bonner G6emicol
Gomponp," in weldem Elm Gbed fir
500 iiir Dos 9ronooerfmol lag. Sn
Dem Shreiben Gilbert iih Sr. 9omcr
in bodlt cntbuiioitider @eiie iiber
onS ltnternebmen. Ser Genfmai-
iono bat biermit Die Sobe bon $15,.
10 CREDIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
per Sommtass elponoent

Ter mor9en erifcinenbe nSonn'
Tags Correspondent" ioute III fci'
mem ocutId)cn Sauie ieblen. Gos
9lutt miro iorgialtig 5uionrmcnge.
itc0t, unO ~betu11rtc Witarbciter i'll.
den mr. Den beitcn &cieItoif aus,
Der, ncbcrbci gciagt, ouh bon ocn
Dobercn Sohtcrn obne Sd)ooigung
Der Morol g~elcieln peroen fam. Iic$
lit cin Borjig, oci Der nEcutidlc
Correspondent" Dor malider ntOercil
3cituna porouS bat. Wan5 b%eionoerS
oniiebcno lirb ole cbitprielcn Blou.
hcrcicn unb Spc5iulbcridtc aus Der
WunocSbouptItoot ullo aus Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Sas Wcttcr.

Siir Warplono mo ocn GiItrift
Columbia brlite &cocn uno filbler,
oitlid;e Winbc.
@eltern betrils Die bod)ltc Tempe.
raiur 20 @rao nm I llbr Hohmit.
tags unb Die nieoripitc 81 8rub I'M
4 llbr Worgens.
Sn ben iibrisen @unocS 5 @ettcr'
ltntionen mnroe iolsenoe nleorigItc
Sempcrntur ber5eidnet: @nitpprt 40,
Yortlano AS, Bolton "a, albanp 90,
Icm.Dorf So, Ybilaoelpbio 60, at'
lantic Sin 60. @aibington 62, Nor.
iolf IS, Charlotte 60, SatternS 6S.
@ilmineton 6S. Gbarleiton Ga, ga.
pailtab Ga, SadipnpiIle GA, Atlantn
56. montgomery SO, Ncm.S rlcanS
Ga. FoleItiue "a. @aIpciton 6S, Gor'
pms GhriIii 10, Mempbis "a, Gincin.
nati 80, Yittsburg GO, Ospcgo "a,
Buffalo GO, Glepelano So, Detroit
56, Mlpeno 81 Marauettc 46, Green
Ban "A, Chicago As, Eulitb 36, ct.
Saul ~, Ct. 2unis 80. annias Gitp
46. Omaha A, Srron 80. 9ismard
So, @iaiiton SO, SABRE 2S. Selena
30, SoIt Cafe SO, Ienuer 80. Iortb
Slate 81. 9pbae 40, Nmurillo 46,
Cos ansclos So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

5iir Baltimore iin0 243,2OQ
Stimm5ettel crioroerlif; Oie Sdlfte
oapon miro in ocn pcridie0cncn Fo'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Reierpe ge-
baltcn, INN ouf alc Guettualitaten
porbereitet gu iein.
Sffi5ieIle 3oblen.
Nod) Der offi5iellen 3dblulg Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itebcn 106,13o
Nomen tn ben Teaiitrirbiihern. @on
sem &esiitrirten iiro S9,6i9 @eiBe
nno t6,4S9 9eaer. S5n 1903. ais audi
cine Neiiresiitrirunq itattianS, lpiir'
Sen 3uiamu1en 1854 Stimmgeber
rcgiitrirt, eou nclten 90,S30 @eiBH
uno 1904 Geger narelt. Nad
@nros Iteieu Die 3cgiitrtrtcn lid,
,,,;n f,G,4 .., .4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

Sas @pdcmblatt.

Gos 9citcrn eridicncne @ofcn-
blott ocs nGcuiihen Gorrciponoen'
ten" cntbdlt cine Recommendations
oacr pid)tiaen greigniiic, Die iih
m0breno Der leticn iiebcn Ioge oui
Dem gon6cn G%rbenruno 5~uGctrogcn
baben. Seer Die 3eit nidt bat, ben
tGglidcn ~Gorreiponoentcn" gu leien,
fam feline before 3eiturt9 iinoen
oils bic @otcnauSgnbe ocs oGcut'
ihcn Gorreiponocntcn," I'M lid oui
benl Saufenoen 81 botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Shalia' Wanncrdjpr.
SnmOriitiidc cno.ltntcrbaltnna
Spuntag, ben II. Sftober in Der
yWcrmanin.Y anncrd|ur-Salle.
1927 o2--il

@oIIen 5titton bebaIs
ten. Gle neutrality-suspicious.
bes sNorboit.N Baltimore 8cihdita'
lelte. WereinS" bat oil Die Horfbc.
b6rbe seridtete 9cidliiiie gefobt. Die,
ieIbe eriuhenb, Srn. &oab =. Clifton
niht 3ll ~perieben, ionbcrn oils Super.
~intcnoenicn bes Gliftcn.Tarfs bei5il.
bebnlten.
Gas Nrbeiter Yroble III
fir Den auiternians id,eint oitrd, Die
einiiibrurg pcii @aiolin . Waid)inen.
reld)e Die 4eden ein5ieben, 9eIoit 5h
iein. Iirlc sl,iiternboot . 9ciiber
babcn ibra Shifie nit iold,cn @aihl'
nen perieben unS ertl1ren, Sieielben
arbeiten nidt ALIEN iebr gut, iorroern
iparen aud Arbeitsfr1fte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
BUR 8cahtmna

Die !Srrrcn @ercins. nnS 2ogcn.
Gcfrrtarc lucrScn acbctcn, alfc Scr.
einsbcridtc ubcr Sdriftltidc, bic fir
ben r9cntidcn GurrciponSentcn" be.
itimmt iiub, brett at, bic Seitutg at
aorciiircn, nm elmer prcmptsn Gr.
Icoisans fiber 5n iein. 9nrdj bas
garcifren iuldcr Sdriititiidc an
Nngcitelltc trctcn in bcrcu Nblucien.
beit 5ftcrs fir bcibe Yartcicn nnlicb.
fame @crsGscrangcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
Staet Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltmuss . 8camciicr

,9suff' stabrmie." Gieie gSo6e: nM'rS.
g9iIipn = I6nt's an.
p@aAep." = 2tcfr gScbc; ~abe Blue Ribbcn
rslauep's," - 9icfc gGo6c; Orb aOm.bOp
.sors's Opera SuHts." sicfe 9sOae; rabe
pSonioap:" 2iefe gSo6s: ~lbe Burglars
Sau9bier".
yaIbausb's,"- 9icfe gsp6e: GauScpiuc.gor
iteulr1aer.
rW,arpIanb." - 9iefe WoGe: aeitb's 9ar.
he6iTe'sorfteIurgeu. IisIih Watinee.
yNubttcrtuHL" = Sieie Robe: Abe 8lad
Gront".
y9etu Mcnumeutai." - Gicfe g3o6e: "Ibe
Sob Softer 9pInpdHn".
.,Golonnabc." = Sicfc ggo6e: tdsli6 8ruci
Observation-Disclosures.
uWleggers@ciang '9creit." 81. Gftober
1905, s%ipeiies idUrltobes Sffcnr6iien.
i. Scntidle rel. ct. Ynnins.cScmcinot.
Sonntag, ben 2t., bis "a. Sitober, 50siabri9c
SubcIfeier.
u9hnlta'WHuncrdtur." - SoHHtda, ben 81.
Sftobcr. bulnoriiiifde Recommendations In Der
sGerI1aniusl (dnnerdDurHpauc".
rIdmrn, scttiom hee Baltimore Sancrn'9ers
riuc." - Dionina. ben %. Sitober, 1dIi5 nro
nnoere lntcrbaItuuacu rebit Solper IN Der
rRbiIu1ibropp aoaIe, yr, 1917, SftsVaItimore'
Strnbe.
,Trcbinu." - Suuninp. ocn 81. Sftobcr,
aruber Wnu1nt in Der ,SrobiinisSnac."
Notwithstanding. - WoHia9, ben %.
Sitohcr. bel Better SoIiridi. Nr. 945, Noros
@ouos Giraffe.
SbbmiidIer 5uruucrcir ,Suful." moptng,
nCu % Sftphcr. Qruticr llQu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20
8rpher Wnmm.
nTrubiinn."
Sonntaa 81. Sftober, 3% llbr.
yNrpbinn.6 allc. (293)

Ser critic Euaeier5ug
iiber bic o@citl. Worpl0noer 9obn"
BON Baltimore nod) Glfins, @.,8o..
Dem gegcnluGrtiaen weitliden Gno-
pnntte Der Sobn, fubr geltcrn 8or.
miitog nm 8 llbr pom Siaen. gobn-
bofc ob unb langtc Ibenbs 6 ubr in
GlfinS an.
.Eeggp Stcmart Snq"
3iir Grinuerung al Die &erbrennnnD
bcS Sbeeibiiics vSeggp Stelpart" i'm
Snfen pon annapolis Dor @llsbrild
I. Der umerifoniiheu Hepolution, murr
&c gcitern in iibliher 8eiie bon Der
WorplGnoer @eieaid)aft Der Sobne
Der omcrifaniihen 6cuolution purh
ein 9onfett i'm rStafforb.Sotel" unb
Don Dem Yaltimorer aapitel Der
Sodtcr Der umerifoniihen Hepolu.
ton ourd cine SbeegeicQihaft i'm
Nirortier Ser Gumen IN Hr. Al,
Noro .GborlesItroBe, 9eicicrt. Sn
gn1topolis muroe Der Gag III gleiher
@eiie ourd oas ~Eegep Stemaro.
Observation-Disclosures Der Godter
Der amcrifaniiGcn Tepolution &c.
fciert.
Iie S6dter batten bcobiidtigt,
8oupernclr Gomin @ariielo 6lgleid)
Elm OclgcmGloe. Dos Gerbrennen Der
.Ecggp StGnaro" iauitrirenb, 81
iiberreihen, Ood puroe oieier Gift
pcrihobcn, neil Ger @ouperfeltr nidjt
ii6er periprchcn fplinte, baB or font.
men miiroc.
War fem M o 5. - SSn Der
nprooitlid)en Yoli5ciitation belt ge'
tern Coroner Gr. GarutberS Den On.
qileit iiber Sen COB Der om Iienltag
nnter pero1dtigen ltmitaltbcu geltor.
benen 48.iGbrigen Gotbcrinn &larf,
Hr. 1919, gager &. StraBe, ob. las
Tcroift Der 8eibporenen loutet:
5ruu Catherine Glorf itarb i'll 5olge
zines 9luterguiies ms 8ebirn, emf.
Italtoen ourd einen Den @elfJporenen
utbefannten llmltano. @ilbelm
8aft Ser nit Der 8erltor6enen 5ai-
iammcn lebte, mar aIf BON 9tnd,baren
olls9ciprengte @eriifte bin, ont Sooe
Der Glarf ihulbig ST. iein, perbaftet
morOen. Nus Den IusIagen Der 3er-
gen ginger, irgcno mcld)e Gpioen5en,
Die iiir leine Shulo ipred)en, nid)t
berpor, uilo fonlltc leine An9obe, Dab
Ole 6rau III trunfcnem 3nltanoe Die
! Sreppe berllnter geinIler iet, nid)t
piocrlest weroen. Sail mnroe lotort
aus ser Sait e~ntlaIicn.
Sntcreiianter 8ortrag.-
Groieiior MernIt bon Der 9erliner
ltnipcrlitGt, melder ais Iiistould).
Troiellor nab anterifo gefommel1 lit
,no an Der llniperiitGt gale Gorle-
iul,gen bulten miro, belt geItern Witt
tog oif Ginlaoung BON Erdlioent Sra
Hemien bon Der ySobns 9opftns'
llniperiitGt" einen Gortrog iiber Die
bon linn e%riunbene unb nad) inn be-
| nonntcll eleftrilhen 2ainpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

Ger bon iciner g~lanSoolsh
IcItlidfeiten riibmlihit bcfat,rtte mo
nod peacn ieines ihneioiaen slaftre'
fens in Ser S~nbnftrtc Narooe IN be.
Itcm anbcnfen itebeiloe bobntld)e
s~nrpperein .Sofal" bcgiriit am
Montoa icin Mintcrcampagre nit
eineln grobcn 9aa ~ Sbirtef's
0oro.Nroaopap gobmcn. ober rpie tic
ieit ibrer geridJ0ncring beibt. Cleo
tric.Sane. Nit Dem Boil lit bic Dor
iiihrung zines parobijtiiden Girfus
pcrbunben, in benz @irien, 3perge.
aunitreitcr, 5bierbdnoiger, wilbe Ii.
aabmc 1bicrc, ole bon 5iirnern bal.
acItcut. auftretcn. Shoh oas Seict
oes bnmoriitNh 3uiommengeiteaten
Vroardmms eriuedt nfruioeritcblid,
sic 2ahluIt, iinb i%intionicbr miro Die
Nnffiibrung einen grobcn Grfolg ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-20

@ir MAIDEN cine Spe5ialitGt oa-
raiis, aranfbeiten 3i beilen, no an-
0ere eriolglos ipnren, Il Hbcnmatis-
mms, Wascnleibcn, 8idDt naa ale ait.
Sercn Nrtcn pun nerp6iem 4ranfbeis
ten poiitip furirt. gs madtV 'nid)ts
aus, mie langc Sic nit Der aranfbeit
bebaftet tparcn, ooer ipie tier einge'
lpur5elt oieielbe lit, poer nie LANCE
Sic geooftert bobcn, mir baben Witt
tel, nm Sic Sh fnriren. lln'er Sn-
natorium, ollseeitattet NIT oen mo-
oernitcn apparaten fir Die 9ebofio.
hung bicler aranfbeiten, perbulroen
nit ben Metbpoen unierer ge'ftdtell
aer5te, periest uns in Bic Gage, poIi-
tin giitItige &eiuliate su garantiren.
@ir berednen nid)ts. bis tpir aaee-
ioneen baben, ben Hatientep 81 be-
baroeln. Combination utto Inter
iudJuna abiolit irei.
Wicncr Saaatprinm,
4t3 @elt.6 apettes StroBe.
ESQ., US
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Thcu. 6. 9icncr G. So.

MciIe- Bureau uno @c6lelltnbe.
Shifisfartcn bon unb nad Deutit.
lanS nit ocm Norbbcutid)en 2lopo
uno anoercn 2inicn. &eiiepdiie, Wed.
Icl, G~reoitbriefe mno @eloieitonngen.
217 Cl.8altimore.S trahe.
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sofalberidtc aus 8al6inatou.
6 bas 2eben ncb,

Wollte i6 oas 2eben neb.
men.
Die 8crmahoten oes 27,i1briacu
Sobn &. 9urfin BON Hr. 63S, Z.
StraBe, Rorooit, befiuben lit in gro
Der aufregun9, ba oerielbe MittippdJ
0torgen ieine @obnullg perlieb unb
nod niht bcimigefommen lit. gr
ianbte ieiner Miittcr einen Gil6oten-
brief, in melbem or ibr lebe @obl
lagte, unb Die 9lbiift ausbriidte. ooB
or iid) oaS 2eben ncbnen ipellte, 81
nc Sontc ots iultgen Wonncs benadD
ribtigte Die Yoli5ci bes 8. Ere5infts,
oittcno, Dab lie Nnitrenguhaen mo-
d)en m6ge, Den 2ebensmiibeu 81 fit
zen. bepor CT ieinc g(biiht our Sbot.
iofe MAIDEN fonne. sic gab Der 30
.i5ei cine genaue 9eidreibung ocS
ScrmiBten.
gonf geihIoien
9ie oIetna 9anfing aitp Srtllt
Company" bon @oibington. 8. s..
mlroe gcitern ouf 9cfebt bcs fungi,
renoen Gourant.G ontrpleurs pei6loI-
len nnb Sr. &obert 2ppns lit gum
Wallenperiuolter crnannt moroen.
Gos 9o1fbolls lit cine 5ilinle Der
9allf gleiden Nomens 5u Butte.
Mont., incorporirt inter ocn @eiebc1
bon t-Girginien. lie 9anf bate
1921 IN Sporeinlo9en unb $685.
S06 in perionlid)en Iepoiiten.
3 ed Monatet iii e II b r u d..
Sm Eoli5cigeribt perllrtbeilte az.
itern Gifter Wuaopop oen' Negcr
@iaian Soncs 81 6 Monofen &c
iGngniB, wcil CT pcriudtf bate. iii
bas Saus pon Nalpette Mti3pub, &E.i
1927, GsStrobe. Norbpeit, ein5ubrc.
den. 6rGlllcin Wi5pdb iagtc Dor &c
riht aus, bnb iie Sones gegen Wit-
ternod)t olf Dem &iifenoad entbed.
te, ols cr pcriud)te, Die Seniterl1ben
pes "5lpciten Stodlperfs 5it erbrchen.
sus CT iab, baB er bon 5raulein Wfi&
pub cntoedt NOR, iudte er iein Sell
in ser Slldyt. Tieie aber Derfolate
i'm, bis CT BON oen Eoli5iiten 2intler
uto Smitb bon, eriten Rre5inft &C.
fangcn mllrbc,
. hubenerfotflage.
Die 13.idbrige Sobanta Srenf bot
Ole nHational 2%aunbrp Gomponp"
nm $4,000 S6aoencrias perflagt,
Sic iagt. bel Der sfrbeition elmer Wa-
id)ine lei ibrc Sanb 3ermalmt nor
ben. tat
$1,000 9pnoror.
Sm 0iitriftS : Sitprrrne : @erihtc
bot Or. George Is. Scffetp BON ainas.
County, M..Y., gegen Charles uno
Bertha Gance cine alage 5tr erlon-
gune zines 8onorors fir dr5tlihc 9e.
bonolung bonn 5. Sum bis gum >.
Auguit cineereidt.
Scr . h II 10 q.
Die criten @erihisiaae uuter benz
ncilen SdulSmongsgeiee famen &C.
Itcrn I'M Yoli5eiSeridt Dor &idter
aimboQ sur G~erbonblung uno enoez
ten bonlit, bdb cine Witter periprad),
lire ainoer in sic abenSidule 5lt
ihiden, mib Die anoere giirgid)aft
iteate. Sn beioett 8o0ett b%anoelte e5
lid) nm Ncgerfinbcr.
9eiicre d. tun 8.
Iopbtbo : 2ompen iinh at Der
9oluen.HoaD bis 5lir @reu5e bes 9i-
itrifts mo an Der Hibaes@oao, 5lui-
id,cn 9olpcn.Noob unbl Nnaeoitia-
@oob, ouf geitelft iporbem.