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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-16

ness enterprises has doubled sine
? that memorable year OF 1896, whei
the country In It's distress turned Il
William Mckinley. the champion Of
protection, as the advance agent oil
prosperity. The capital employed In
our industries has doubled; the to.
tai wages paid for labor have more
than doubled In ten years; the
farmers have lifted their mortgages
and are enjoying the embarrassment
OF surplus In the savings banks,
and laborers have ceased TO hunt
for Jobs and have become the hunted
by the Jobs; in spite of large i'm
migration from other lands, there is
more work than workers In this
! country today. Capital is cheaper
than ever before. and money can be
had at less interest than anywhere
else In the world. That sun of
prosperity is shining on every part
OF our immense stretch OF territory
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf
and the Rio Grande. We are at
peace with all the world. and our
influence for peace. whether Il be
between two great powers in the
Orient or among the small repub-
Hes on the American continent, is
felt throughout the world. !
The record OF the servant is his
best and only certificate for contln-
ued employment. and the Republican
party. as n servant OF the people, |
stands today in this campaign
squarely on it's record.
We have no census figures as TO
business conditions In 1895. but we
have them for 1890, 1900 and 1905,
and to supplement these we have |
the official message OF President
Cleveland. complaining that unpar-
alleled business distress and lack of
marked the greater part
of his administration. We also have
The oiilcial statement OF Samuel
lompers. as president OF the Amerl-
'an Federation OF Labor. that more
han 100000 workingmen were
without work In 1894 and 1895, and
nat work did not return TO them
until 1897,
Capital aud Wages.
According TO the census OF 1890,
here were s6,525, ,OOO,75s capital
invested In manufacturing indus
ries In the United States, whereas,
'ecording TO the Official figures,
here were in 1905. slS.l22, co.,
100 so invested The average mum.
'er OF wage-earnors In 1890, as
'lVen by the census. was a,s5l,5S5
and Mr., Gompers said 5000. 600
we're without work In 1894 and
$3.50, In i9O6 the number was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-16
Prosperity on the Farm.

I other.
Prosperity on the Farm.
Not alone in manufacturing has
J there been this doublng-up process
in prosperity under Republican ad-
minstration. The farmers have
doubled their crops and the money
they have received in exchange. The
farm value of those three great
staple crops in the West, corn,
wheat and oats, in 1896, amounted
to $934,000,000 and last year it ag-
gregated s1,912, 100000 or more
than double the value in the last year
of Democratic administration. The
value of farm animals also doubled
In the same period, increasing from
$l,72S,OOO,O00 in 1896 to $3,675,-
100000 in 1906.
This prosperity to the farmer was
not confined TO the corn and wheat
belt OF the country. Like the rain
which falls on the just and unjust
alike, 1t descended upon our friends
In the South, who still refuse to he
lieve that prosperity can exist under
Republican policies. The value of
the cotton crop went from S319.000.-
600 in 1896 to more than $500. .OOO.-
600 in 1904, the last year for which
we have statistics. The miners DON
bled their output of coal and iron
and In every line OF industrial de-
velopment the last ten years have
been In harmony with this scripturaI
Injunction TO make two blades NJ
grass grow where one grew before.
Our foreign trade has been along
the same double-track lines, our i'm
ports increasing from $3.50. 600. 900
In 1896 to s1,227 ,O0O, 900 in 1900 ,
and our exports from $3.50, 900, 900
In 1896 to S1,744,O0O.OOO in leOs I
Ihe total volume of our foreign !
.rade In 1896 amounted TO s1.669 /
100000, and in 1906 to s9.97o-
'oo'OOO. Add To that our trade Wit,
'orto Rico, Hawaii, and the PbiIir.
'ines' which amounted TO S75Ooo -
700. and We have In the last vaor
Grand total of sS,O45, 900. 900 os /
ne amount OF business done betweer |
ne people OF the United States ora
ne rest of the world. This is greot
II than the foreign commerce OF ary
''her nation, Great Britain a,ono
Neepted. and that because thar no
ION imports her food products bor
IMPORTS being almost double her ex-
'orts' while our exports exceed onn
IMPORTS by half a million.
Under the policy OF proteo,,o A.
ni'ed States produces one-tb,rd -,
ne manufactured and agrIcuI,r.o,
roduets of the civilized world a.,
'oor receives double the comnansa
ION that labor receives In Graa, pr,,
In and three times the comnonaa
ION paid to labor on the con,,no". 4
| Europe Ninety-three per cert =, \
MS product is consumed by onr ou.
eopie' and the comparatively sn,"u
uFpins that goes abroad males =.
ne sreatest exporting nation on tSs
Arth. ou the
In the rapid development o, no II
'un'ry we not only live better tban
ny other people. but from tho a" Ecu
'ss OF production We have bsoon,o
70 Weal'hiest nation on earth
Steel Trust Does Not Dom,na,
While this unprecedented nr"sr
: mas come In less than dee.1a
Republican administrator 90
g pinsiey tarin law has dsw~a
a,ed that 1t is revenue protao
ia Tor the people and the rova.
ee'. We occasionally hear the -,
Ai' that the tarin is the mo,na. '.s
us's and the shelter OF monon.,. ~
'e 'arif revisionists are nowvpo'y' I
sWefing their ou,n N'eF,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-16

in the West and South than in the
/ old manufacturing centers OF the
East The increase in wage earners
I'm New England in the five years
was little more than 10 per cent
and the total wages paid 19.i per
cent; in the Middle Atlantic states
the increases were, wage earners, 16
per cent, total wages, 25.S per cent;
Southern states, wage earners, 22
per cent; total wages, 49,4 per cent;
Central states, wage earners, 1871
per cent; wages, 80 per cent; West
ern states, wage earners, 29 per
cent; wages, SO per cent
More than this, the wonderful de-
velopment Of manufacturing indus
try in the South and West has al
ready moved the industrial center
of the country nearer to it's geograph
ical center, and it is safe to say that
today fully one-half of the capital,
wage earners, wages paid, and out
put from manufactures is in the
Central, Southern and Western
states. The industrial census of
1906 shows this, and demonstrates
that under the economic policy of
the Republican party, with its steady
and prosperous development, our
has steady advanced |
into the great agricultural sections, !
placing the factory beside the farm,
20 make the exchange between the
.wo great bodies of producers the
more direct and equitable and make
)ther.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-16

Continued on Page seven.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
Sas @cttcr.

Sir Wnrplotb uto Sen IiItrift
Columbia beute flor mo fGltcr,
ntorgcl flor, noroipeitlife @inbc.
Sic bodite Scntpcrotur mar &c.
itcrn SO Wroo INN 4 llhr NodJmit.
tags, Ole rieorigIte 80 8rob Inn 8
llbr Ibcnos.
Sit Sen iibrigen 9llnGcs @etter.
Itotionen iullr6c in Den lcBten u
StunGcn Der folgcnoc nicbrigite
Recommendations per5cidnet: GoIt.
port 81, Yortlaro 80, Bottom "a. III
bnnp 30, Ncp-Dorf 30. Y~bilooclpbio
36, ATLANTIC. Gitp 36, Woibington 81.
N%orfolf SO, Charlotte 30, Sottcroa
IL. @ilminoton 81, GGorleiton 36,
Saponrob "a, Sodionpiue 10, &rpi.
ter 80, aep@g9eit 6G, Atlonto 30.
Morteomcrp 81. NemsSrlconS rs.
Yoleitinc A. @olpeitpn -. Corpus
9briiii 30, Wenrp6is 30, Cincinnati
26, Eittsbur9 26, Sstpcap rs, @liifo.
10 Is. Glcpelonb -, Ictroit 20. M.
pcno rs, Worqucttc is. @rccn Ban
Is, Chicago 81, Iltlutb :, ct. &nul
4. ct, SolIis 90, aonias 9itp -,
Omaha 20. Suron s, @isntord 4, Sn-
pre t6. Sclcna %. Salt 2ofc 30,
Gerber "a. Nortb Elottc %. Ioogc
81, gmoriQo 30, Sos NrgclcS g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
(Sc6i8- SAND

Tumilicn Hcunipn II. -
8cItcrt trofcn 0ic &inbcr BON Sroit
Stton1ar Wcr9entbaler, Satin oea
uerltorbenen Griiroers Der Sesmus
idJine, nit oerielben i'm .Sclpcocrc'
Sotel" 5uIommclt, nm 5lilolllnten
ooa @eibnodtsieit SIT pcrlebcn. Sr.
eugene Mcrgentboler, meldyer Gas
Golptednifum in aorlsrllhe belitt]t,
mar ~porgeitern in Nem-Oorf einge'
trofien unb fom 9eltcrn NIT lelnent
@ruber Sreoerif. Der IN Nem~Dort
oils aouimonn tbdtlg lit, bier an,
mGbreno ein orittcr Sobn Sernlaiil,
meldycr Stubent oui Der .Gornell.
llniperiitGt" lit, ebcnio iuie Die ein6l-
ae SodIter ser Srnlt Wergentbaler
pom .9totre GnnesGoIlcae" IN DO
uonstopn bcreitS cinen Soa Irilbcr
lid, nit ihrcr W,llttcr percinigt bot
ten. Gic 5onnilie miro rnetrcrc Mo-
d)cn sur Ieicr oeS @cibnottsfeItes
beiiommcn blei6en. Srur Meraen'
tfnler'& Wutter, Srou Eauline Sa'
tcnmaper BON Or. ), geloir.apc.,
miro ais Gbrengait Die 6omilier'Ne tie.
union nod gliidlid)er gcitolten. Siil
pergongenen CONNER trai Die gauge
Suntilie il, Scr Sfnuei5 5ulomluen
uno nnternabm lonee I%utonlobtl'
Sabrten.
Seroorbene @eibnodtS'
freu0c. - Sr. Sbomos Solporo
bon Neru 4. Seriep. meld}er Die Seier'
tage nit ieinem Sobiie @n1. Soio'
oro nuhe @arren. 9altinlore.Gonll-
tp, perbringen moatc, bat tribe er'
f%ohrllnacn geuad)t. 8abreno ole
9eioen ont sSrcitag Ibeno lbrcrSSoD'
nllng %5l,inbrcn, puroc an Der egar'
lesItroBcn Npenuc, nabe Soruior.
an elmer Stcac, no sic StraBe cine
Id,orie 9ieaiina modt, ihr 8e1nbrf
rmacporicn nnO Ser Safer fam oI'
reft inter ben @ogen SIT liegen. Us
ooltcrtc gcroiime 3eit, BIS cs oent
Sobne aelong, i'm aus Der frittid,en
Gage ,t befreien. Ger Serungllidte
murbe mad, bent Iolpion : Sotcl &C.
bratt, moielbit i'm 3r. .. 8. Vol
ienburg in gebanblung nahm. Ger
Mr,t erflGrte, oaB ser Mann aliBer
ciner SdnIter : Icrrcnfling felr'c
crnltboIie @%erlcsungcn crl'ttel' Doffe.
Gin Trudcr pcrnnal ii d t.
- Sr. George Serlcin, Cit Grufer'
8ehiilie 1T Scr Grnderei Der Gcips",
gde BON 0opettc. uno Galoertitrabe,
fam oeitcrn cincr Yreiic SIT nobc,
mo luurbc ibml iein red)ier grn, bis
ium e1hpgen Sermolmi. Ter Ner'
leste pnroe in no3 Stoet Goiritai
asbraft uno mug oeE It.r nabr-
ihcinIif dnpritirt peroen.
Cine Shennc riebcrgc'
6rdnnt. - lie Sd)elnic bon Srn.
Soeob Sage al, Der Nortb Toirt'
Mpoo bruniitc ON Srcitag alf Den
@rnnS nirocr. Ter ungcrihtett
GNaoeA bettdst 9eoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
9lriui,.
glriun.
NrtDn. WrtUii.
@cibnadJtsfeicr
9unncritas, bcn u, Scs, in Der
y8crmania.M GnncrdDur'Salc. In.
fang punft 8 ltbr Nbcnbs. (35796D

Sm 3ud tGouS gctrout.
3rm critcn Molc, ieitoem @ar.
ncir @cplcr icit 10 Sahrcn Gas
3uftGols leitct, lp,urbc gcitcrn in
otciCr Strofunitolt cine Srulung &c.
fcicrt. @or eiri9en 3ooen, oils 8olJ.
ucrreur Moriiclo boS 3~itd)tborS be.
Iud)tc, lprod> CT oltd) 5n Scr NcGerin
Carrie Gcpclollo olia Wnrtgomcrp,
Gourtu. mcld1c inn lGttcn Ipril rpc.
Qcn GiebitohlS 5lt elmer 5luciiGbriQen
3ud,tboueitroic rcrurtteilt morhcr
mar. Ger idlpar5e Sdnie0 ". u.
&opfinS. mcld}Cr Dor iGrcr Ecrurtbci.
lllllg Carries Irdutiaom mar, itno
bic Gcrponotcn bcS MGodcnS botcn
10 initGnoiN nm bcrcn @connNigur1,
Dob scr Woupcrncltr ocn Wlunid} INT.
ter scr @coinGrng crfiiQtc, bob @pps
tins icinc 9rnllt ioiort hcirotGc. &c.
tern crid)ien CT inn 3iid,t6ouic. lno
ipurbe ole Srolnln9 IN scr &apcQc
fiir oic ncibliden 8%cfnn0cren burd)
Eoitor Nlbcrt 8. Mltlcr poQ5oaer.
Srl. 2oi Sbompion, cine Watronc
scr Mnitolt, furairtc ol& @rnltiung.
icr rrb Gin Observation-Disclosures
ol& @rolttiiibrcr. Nod) Ger Gcrcnio'
nic Nriidtc @orocin @cnter Der
0rout Gin iubItorticacS @clogcidGnf
in bic Sonb. mo NodmittaQa iuhr
ooa gliidlide Eoor nud) ibrcm filrie
tigcn @obniib Nibton IN Mont0o.
mcrp.Gountn.
TnrfcpS limo rnr uno
tbcner. - Sic SurtcpS iino oiclca
,Sobr uualnbmSiuciie ror mo Ole
Solae it, boB oic Ereiic bebeliteno in
sic Sobe 9cganaen limo. Tie llriahc,
ooB Die Surfeps 0icicS Sobr 10 ielten
iiro. miro bon pielcn SGnolern oanit
crfl1rt. ooB uiele aroBe 6irnen ihrcn
Nnoelte0ten ~ Weibnodlten Curriers'
idenfcn. Gin Sdnoler i'm 2crineton-
Marft hattie ollcin oen Allitrog, elmer
einsiaen Sirnio 100 1urfepS 5l lie.
fern, Schr popular iino bicieS Sobr
flctilc Sratld)lpciildlcil, lpcld)e " DIS
S3 britgcu,
Santa Claus bci 8 + 1t
9om c. Sbcrit Waiblngton
gomic, GIei : Glcrt Der Spiritlioicn'
2iccns . 0chorbe. pitrbc bon Den lib
riger GIerfo ocS NiireniS nit Glitter
hiibit,et fchcrnen Hriirioid,e be.
ihenit.
ffeuft. Iit t5suarreht nurct
eeittrn 1crmlttag nm 70 llhr eiitdj
cinen gform pom aoitcr Ir. 296
Gde bon Gbaie.S troBe nno @nilforb-
sfneni,c. nod) oent Saliie Hr. t113,
@uilforb. Apcniic, gcrufcll, 100 ainoer
gett3ela untO Cit Sopba Ill Vroro
ocitedt hQtten. Ter orgcrid'tctc S6a'
Der nar ur6eoeilte-D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
Sr. Spuic anscrfuren.
9ie Gireftoren ser Limited GoillunpS
ano electric Company" ~eripdblel

Gle Gireftoren ser Limited GoilluapS
n1o electric Company" eripGbleil
Den bisberigcn &iee.Erdiioenteu
gum amtirenoen Yrdii, eltten. -
@iIliam Gorlp @iilfsNS efrctdr.
Sr. @iaiom u. Souie, 5ipeitcr
GicczFraliocnt II. @cnerdl!8ei61its.
fiibrer Ser .llniteo GoiInopS anD
electric Gomponp," iplirbe in elmer
geItrigen Sibunq Der Tireftoren sum
nmtirenoen ErGiioenteu on Stele
0eS p%eriturbenen Generals 5000 er.
pdbIt. 9ie 3obl zines permanenteu
YrGlibent iinoet IN elmer ipGteren
Scrlammlung ltott.
NSie perloutet, lino Die Tireftoren
in feiner b~eionoercn Gle NIT Der
Wabl zines permonenten ErdiiOen.
ten, oo iie iiber5euet iinO, OaB Serr
Souic Die @mtsgeihGfte poltitGnoig
81 ibrer 3%ufrieoenbeit belpdltigen
miro, unb mabriheinlid) fdlt ihliebs
lid Die @abl dllf Srn. Souie.
SEER Souie, welder jest As Sabre
aft lit, itano ieit 26 Sabren I'M Gienite
bon bieii9en StroBenbobnen.@e i
ihofterl. Gr oiente bon Der Eife ant,
inoem ieinc eriten 9erufSpilidten in
Dem G|iniammeln bon 6obr9elo be-
ganl.
Sr. @iaiom Gorlp, ipelder 8ene-
raj &ooo's Sefretdr mar, lit gum
Siilfs.S efretdr beioroert porOen. Gr
trot ais 15siobrliher SilnGlino in Die
Tienite bon General 5000 uno ipor
umlntcrbrod)en 20 Sabre bel oenniel.
ben ongcltelt.
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.555-55-5" q. g. ..

Ser .8aelid,t guy" ein iolioer
0eitibiil. rJI,eger. perlust pulit.
mcrc, Mt. fc11l. 5tdtion CAS- Mpr.
gsns. Camden station I llhr 1icr.
aens urtuhit in D5eellhs, I..D1..
7.i0 GbenSs. Cincinnati 1870
abenoS. ct. 9ouis $40 Morgcns.
hat iofurtigcn Anidlub nad Sitts'
burg sos Morgens, afron SAC
IbenoS. Glepclano 10 llbr Abcnos.
ghicogo 7.45 Morgcns, bin 9aIti'
A..ore 4 -5io GiieaG~h1. >S57-S)
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WnniSipal InselcgcHbcitcn.

Cine Gonfercnj sur reaeren 9etbeili-
gllng an Der Someatomn . 9hlS-
itealin0 cin6crltfcn. - Gle oltli,
dc boberc 5odJtcridulc, lit
ter5eidnctc SerorOuungcu iiir
8riuilegien.
Wapor SimanuS iolotc 9eitcrn
9ricic al sic &rGiioentcn Der Son-
OeIsfummcr, Sanoelsborie, oes Ser
ems Der &auileutc ltno 6abrifonten,
beS TereinS ser Oeid1ftSreiicnoen II.
aauiIeutc, ocS Gcrcins Der aouflerte
un0 S%nbrifortcn Ser 9lltItoot mo
bc9 NereinS ser Grcoitlcute, in mel.
fen CT 0arum eriildt, baB BON ieocm
Gcrein 0rei Experimentation @crnonnt
meroen I'M an elmer Gonieren5 1beil
81 nebmerL IN lpclder Wittcl ulo
@cgc berntbcn iperben ioacn, Oo8
Sntcrciie Der Observation-Disclosures
an Der IuSItclung in S%anleStomn
5u bcben.
Sic d it d) bOberc d. err
hulc.
Wapor 1inlonllS nno Stills
Stoot Trofurotor G00or Nllcn
Yoe bottcn gcitcrn ENC @onferen5
nm ii6er 0icS d)flB5obllulg BON $3l,.
GOO al .. ". II. q. $. Sbomos, ben
Sontrottoren iiir Den 9ou ser oItli.
d)en b0bercn (oftcridulc. 81 bero.
tbelt. Sic Stoot fam ober oieie
3oblung crit %IciIten, menn Die Con.
troftoren ocn Nudpueis crbroht bos
ben, bob lie alien ibren 8crpflidp'
tlulgcn Aegen reGontroftoren nad).
aefommen iino. 9ei'm 9oll = Sn'
ipcftor lir0 irbcB bon peridyieoenen
Sirncn Neidpuerocn eingelurien,
Dab lie bon $50. S6omoS nod lliht
bc5ablt poroen iinb.
Neuc& eror0nunqcn.
Mopor 6imamlS unter5eifnete &c.
tern Die iolgerocn Geroromungen:
GrlanbniB fiir Cohen II. Sugbes,
an ibrem @cbGuoc, 9tr. 304, Roro.
SolpuroItroBr, cin elcftriid)cS ShilO
or5llbringcn.
GrloubniB iiir Ole Mtorplano Bis.
cult So, lire @cbGuoe an @elconle.
2luep, nobe Charles ItrnBc, olrb cine
Bride 81 ncrbinoen.
GrloubniB fir 9ernbeimer Bros,
ibrc @ebGuoe al Stag sIQep ollrd)
5lpei 9riifen unO cincn Sunncl 81
perbillOen,
GrloubniB fiir Die Baltimore Mo,
nuiuctilring So, i1re 8ebGlloe an
Der Siiooit, uno Siiopcit ; ode al
9urcn' uno Ntonumcntitrnbe Ourd)
eincn Sllncl 81 p%erbinocn.
Noti5cn.
Wollacc II. @ule bubcn $50 uu,0
Gbomas S'9teil $tO0 5u Dem Brand.
Gcnfnlnls 6ollo bcigcitcuert.
Sto0t > E~roflrator Bruce bat lid
ouf 10 Sogc nndl Charles Gountn
90, bcgc6cn, INN @cibnodtcn bel
lelicr Ydlttcr 81 ucrlcbcn.
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@itternad)ts- 3ng nadl Wem'Yurf.

ShIafmaescns fir ben 0fitter'
nad1ts ,3ue irber bic gnltimorf
una Ehto 9abn itehen I'M IL
uht gteno5 ,enohL i'm ganlocn-
n3erhci oIs I'm TT. tonaL'Sahrhoi
bereit. gergeiien Sic nlft bic ipa.
tere abfahrt oes Mittcrnadlt . 3u9es
BON Nep.Dprf, 9ibertp.S trabe. nm
100 Morsens. &crldbt %. StrnBe
i'm t1.50 abeHos, bod iino Sdlaf'
miggons in Seriep.@itp nm 10 llhr
Mrs SIR garutnr3 eerJit
{35.-Sy
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Sas
Hotbe 8u6
''0eutf6en Gorrefponoent''
bcs-
fir 1907 lit in @urbercitnng.

Scoer re9clmGBige Abonnent OeS
@latteS, o6 iiir sic tGgliGe, modert-
Iid)c ODER Sonnta9S : ausgabe, miro
Gin Gremplar mettgeltIif crbnltcn;
baiiclbe lit nid)t 81 o~crfanfcn nnb unr
Snbicribcnten meroen cs crbaltcn.
Gin paiienoeS @eibnoht8. oocr
Nciiabrs : 8eifcnf fiir 5rclnOe unO
&erwanotc i'm observation-disclosures lit
Ser %modentlidc Correspondent"
@cnn jctt beItellt, miro an sic Noreiic
aud ba5 Hotbe Bud bcior0crt mers
Sen.
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Gin id5nes nub mielides geideni

Gin id5nes nub uiielides gefdens
fit ansetSrise 1T INNER cine Iebens'
arpee photographic obez cine Tint
Ieriid pollenbete Cupie eines alten
yilSes in Grapnn, @aTsrfarbe, Del
oSer Yaitea. Die id6nitcn Cabinet
6ilber MIR ST pru 0nkenb.
Snlins SebbeI, oeutifer Hbotograpb.
(9O-) 321 Rprb-0 anJ Strate.
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N~eIbirnpunatn

mad Deiitihlano "a Gents pn, Mdrf,
nod Deftreit 201a Gents pro Grone.
Norto ertrd. S6ifisfarten BON uto
noh DeutidIono. Meiiepdiie, @et.
Iel. Grebitbrieie uno aisIdn6iides
gcIo. Sbep. s. Nirnc- G &c., 2t7
cIt-Haltiraore- Strabe. Cos
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W. &eiHert,
Gentidler &hotoGrapb,

409-411 Wor6'WagsSfrdHc,
iraber nit benz serforbentm Snlias Ssbbef In
bemief6en niten Etate.
sir bitten nuiere G5nner, lid Suer't BON MT
ieren Nrbstten so aberSensea, ehe btefsi6en
anberswp seben, Saun ~urthetfem Gle ftiba. es
TT n,dt Der y,ame, isnSern bic Arbttt, fur ptine
ete te,ableu. C1e3t1,1O
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Sir 8eibnadrcn nnb Mcniabr.
Safpb Sdilo & &c.,

Wit0. pnEThrrDer, VlBtNlDHlHef,
ossmportellr uno SGnoler nit
- @einen unb 2iaioren, -
CIR. 500, 8reenmolnt' Ipeniie, nilo
Nr. 4O6-408, Oit%6npettc'S troBe.
geItellungen fir 6ainiliengcbra1ih
ul,b Meitalrationen peroen prompt
beIorat. (9e510,ia5, SanD
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George @alter.
tihrtn, eA~uudfadsM, eeiAItfisnts

TiamanttM. tibttn, edbntudfsdsH, SefdIttttnfs
gIas, e~liberwaareu nnb Ssen5en.
ttnies naarensorratb fhr WeiHnadtea II tett
fnanteu, ii6ren, edtmis6fa 10 hen, sefditffeners
WioS, Steritng.e iIher nnb Drpn8en- @ts 30.
Zen mas fRf ste SebArfntNe unferer anneen
burm pprnefehen, tak mir ctn anherAew1hnttM
nuiiouareime6 MIfsrtimeut anaeiMafft Haben,
unb Tin Netudj ifnferrs &abeuS mnh Shnem sum-
yriuniiatn s~ercidttn. "A Nrftetrinstpn'str.
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Ser fror56iiidc GuItur.
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tier. meld32r iett III YoriS lebt. bat
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.Hicn q ioirc" Nid)ts fam 0ctbol;
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0cutIhes 0elb

III perfaufcn. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
ooer APO Marf fir einen Dollar.
@efiel illb Greoitbriefe aiii ole
Stdote guropa's. @eloienoungen,
Shiffsforten, Geiiepdiie uto auslan.
oiIdes @elo. sbco. 8. Siener & &c.,
2t7 It.galtimore.S traBe. (303)
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Tcicrtaas : @crfebr nit @aibington

9aItimore& Sbio Sabn.
3iiae icoe Stunoe CUR Stunoe al
8odentagen BON 700 Worgens bis
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Belt suriid. (367--o)
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100000.
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Sbige neugegrunoete Geieutait miro am +. Sanuar III
1aimr's Grh1nnr, Alb CisSaltimoresStr Ctr,
i5re tempordrpn SfHcen erofnen uo miro bereit ieu, gerihernn9en nn'
GeId6ftsbauier, ~Hobnbduier, M6beIn etc. cntsegen 81 nebnen. Gin
neueS Dem 3med ser @eelitat entprebenSes @ebanoe miro iest III
Nr. Al, Sityalttmorcfrahc, nebcn benz Haines 8ebanoe, erritet uO
nab 8oaenouug be5ogcn peroen.
Scrmann 6npaenbers, GraToent.
Wiaiaua Spilman, @ee ErGitbent.
TranciS Sdlenncs, Jun, Sefrct1r uo Sdabn1cicr.
9ireftoren:
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Wuout Mcinlc, @n. Spilman,
4. @ebrcnbcrg, Senrp Snnncfc,
So5cpb 81 9iorao, Traneis Sdeuncs, len,
Grant Stufham, George q. Jind,
Tpbert Yeuniuotcu, Tran5 g6bmer,
Ghnrics Mprtnn, Mbcrt u. Mt,
GSmoro 81 SouncG, Spbn Sabn,
Sermann Gnpaenberg, Sranets Sdlcnnes, mn.
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Baltimore 4: Shiu u. d.

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