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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Car of Flour Seized.

Following out this order and with the
authorization gwen the committee by
the civil authorities Edwin Stearns
chairman of the executive committee,
seized carload of -four this morning
containing SO sacks. OF this amount
twenty-five sacks were Immediately
sent out to Idora park where there are
large number of homeless people. An
other twenty-five sacks were sent down
to Adams point. where the people are
encamped under the trees. a carload
of ice was also seized for the hospitals
carload of potatoes was also taken
1t Is not the purpose of the commit
tee to cOnfscate these goods and the
names of the cOnsignees are taken in
each case and as soon as there are any
funds available they will be paid for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Confusion Was Great.

At the ferry station there was utter
confusion. Mingled i'm an indescriba BILE
mass. were people of every race upon
the earth. Common misfortune and
the paramount emotion of man-hun-
ger-Obliterated all racial distinction
Degraded Chinese lying on their pal
lets of rags, slept near the exhausted.
white women with babies in their
arms. Bedding, household furniture of
every description, pet animals and
bric-a-brac; luggage and packages OF
every sort packed almost every foot of
space. Men spread their bedding on
the asphalt pavement and calmly slept
the sleep of exhaustion, while all
around a bedlam of confusion reigned.
This even is an inadequate description
of the scenes that marked the exodus
OF San Franclsco's population. This
with the added terrors of hunger is
the situation at the ferry station to-
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Prompt Action Necessary.

The emergency, however, is such that
prompt and 1rm action i'm the matter is
deemed necessary. Besides these seiz-
ures. Livermore sent in q wagon-Ioad
Of butter to the committee this morn
ING winters has also notified the COM
mittee that there is a carload of hams
butter and eggs on its way to this city
from the people OF that locality Other
cities are sending supplies and ii is
hoped that he amounts will be suffi-
eient for the needs. At present the
supply station at Thirteenth and
Franklin streets is emDtied as fast as
goods are received. The demands can
not begin to be supplied. and what will
result when the stores of the city are
empty is matter past conjecture
Mayor Mott this morning addressed
q circular TO the bakers of the cities of
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley re-
questing them to continue work re-
CARELESS of holidays.
The bakers have agreed to work their
plants to their utmost capacity and to
send all their surplus output to the
relief committee. By working night
and day it is believed that thousands
of loaves can be furnished daily.
Committees at Work.
At the headquarters of the relief
committee the actual detail of the
works is being handled by committees
who have charge of various branches
of the work. There is a registration
bureau where all are asked to register
their names for the use of those wish
ing to find families or friends HIM
dreds of inquiries have been received
for information in regard to people. In
the hurried flight many families were
separated and are at a loss to know in
what direction to look for each other.
There is provision committee which
takes charge of the provisions which
are stored as fast as they are received
in grain warehouse at the corner of
Thirteenth and Franklin streets. From
here the provisions are sent out to the
various depOts where people are being
fed throughout the city.
The churches Of the city are taking
charge Of the work of ministerine to
the wants of the needy and hungry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
Emergency Hospital.

An improvised emergency hospital
was set UP in Odd Fellows hall, where
early today a half hundred injured
were treated. Some were suffering
from. terrible burns: others were cut
and Iacerated, and some had broken
bones which required setting. AS the
patients lay they told heartrending
tales of narrow escapes Some with
tears streaming down their smoke-be-
smirched faces thanked God that they
were among the living.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.
Town of Berkeley Organized to Re-
Iieve the Sufferers.

Berkeley, April 2O.-This entire city
has been organized into one great re-
lief committee. For every refugee that
comes to the college town there are
several people who stand ready to care
for him, advise him where to go and
guide him there if necessary. The city
has forgotten everything except the
one duty of helping the poor strangers
who have been burned out Of their
homes across the bay. Hundreds of
college girls have abandoned their
classes and studies to assist in the
cha rita BILE work. The students are
either patrolling the streets here and
in San Francisco, where many were
sent or are helping in caring for the
thou sands of strangers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
NOT A WALL CRACKED.

y Sacramento, April 2O.-Numer- =
Gus inquiries from the east indi- =
cate widespread belief that Sac =
ramento is partially or complete y
y ly demolished. Not a dollars =
damage has been done. Not q =
y crack in a building nor a person !
T. injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
LEAVING DESOLATED CITY.
twenty-five. Thousand Persons Got
Out Yesterday.

san Francesca, ApIl " NtllIS IL
thousand persons left devastated San
Francisco today, and as many as could
be carried b. the ferries and probably
twice as many more are tonight seek
ing to depart. All those who seek to
cross the bay are given to understand
that they may go to any point in the
state on any transportation line free
of charge but that they may not re-
turn. This condition is imposed to re-
lieVe the food situation. and is cheer
fully complied with by the fleeing peo-
pie. They are going to every point
around the bay, and even to Los An
geleS. San Diego and other faT-off cities
i'm the south. 1t is anywhere to get
way-anything but the signt If the
skeleton walls and smoking ruins Of the
city. Oakland received the greatest
number of the refugees. though Ala
media. San Rafael. Vallejo and every
other bay point is crowded to the liTpit.
Hundreds OF others trekked southwark
on the roads leading toward San Matco,
Redwood City and other places on the
west side Of the bay.
Two Great Professions.
The procession began this morning
from Golden Gate park. the PresidiO
and the North bay shore line as soon
as the word went out that it was safe
TO cross the burned district toward the
ferry. There were two great process
street, the thOroughfare which was the
pride of San Franciscans; the other
from the Preside along the curving
shore line of the north bay: thence
southwark along the water front to the
Central ferry station. Throughout
these routes-probably eight miles long
"a continuous flow of humanity
dragged their weary way amidst hun
dreds of vehicles, from the clumsy
garbage cart to the modern automo-
bile.
hicle, carried luggage of some 1escrip-
ton. Women staggered under bur
dens they were loathe to reIinQuish
STUN bling over distractions of stone
and entangling wire; men hauled
trunks on wheelbarrows. shouIdered
suit cases, bedding or household goods
Some trundled go-carts containing
their sleeping children with one hand
and assisted their exhausted wives with
the other. Drivers of vehicles were
disregardful of these exhausted hum
cry refugees and drove their animals
straight through the crowds. So daEed
and deadened to all emotion were many
of them that they were bumped aside
by carriage wheels or shouldered out
of the way by the horses. There were
persons with the scantieSt sort of
clOthing-men in shirt sleeves and wo-
men in plain skirts and thinnest- of
waiSts-many without hats. Men and
women carried children in their arms
II was a strange and weird procession
There was no complaint from anyone
no disorder. There was no apparent
realization of the awful calamity Two
awful days and nights had deadened
all fear and left them without other
object than to get away
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
All Will Suffer Alike.

The supply of food in this city may
last out the week and then, unless it is
received in large quantities, the city
will be in state of want and the rich
and poor alike will be the sufferers. To
what extent the outside country can
supply the needs is a question that only
actual trial will demonstrate If the
$1.0O0,O0O appropriated by congress and
other amounts subscribed is made i'm
mediately available and can be sent
here in the form of provisions. the time
of trial may be tided over until the
changed order of affairs can readjust
themselves.
immense amounts of supplies were
consumed in the fire at San Francisco.
which was the distributing point for
the cities about the bay and interior
towns. This supply has been swept out
of existence, and what the resources
of the state are is matter that IS now
the chief concern of those engaged in
the relief work. The seizure of sup
plies coming in on the trains by the
relief committee has been authorized
by Mayor Schmitz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-21
OAKLAND FILLED
WITH REFUGEES
Supply of Food in City Across
the Bay Will Last But a
Short Time.
PROVISIONS BADLY NEEDED
GREAT SToREHOUSES WERE ALL
IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Oakland. Cal. April 2O--To feed and
house the unfortunate people of San
Francisco who have suddenly been be-
reft of homes and means of livelihood
is calling forth the best effort % the
people of this city. 1t is Calcul2 led
that at least 10000 people have come to
this side of the bay and are now dis
tributed among the homes of Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley. While hun
dreds have found lodging with friends,
there are the countless poor who are
dependent upon charity.
The work of evolving a system for
supplying the immediate wants of the
people is a matter that is now in the
process of organization. To get some
sort of scheme whereby those in need
can get the necessities of life is the
aim of Governor Pardee, his staff
Mayor Mott and the local city govern
ment and civic organizations. IT is the
general belief, however. that despite all
efforts there is going to be great dis
tress and that actual starvation Stares
many in the face unless immediate and
wholesouled aid is forthcoming.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-27
stoots.atecu,.g eiauutmadbuua.

Mnourd peroen aIIe Yerfpnen uno G6rpers
fbaiten. incorpprirc ODER politifhe, ipelbe III
Der Staot baltimore eit 9eiddft beireiben, tnr
ipeIbes bic Srbebnlg elmer Gtadts'1tcen5 er'
fproerlih III, nufgeforoert. am pocr Dor benz
rriten Sage hes W,puuts Wlat b. Sc. eine 2tcer3
su l1fci ODER oiefcIbc 81 erueleril. 9ire Ser'
fdlimnib ber Grreucrina ibrer picen5 bis 5iim
erftcn 1age hes Wipnats Ytai b. rs. bon Seiteit
bon Yerfonen. bic iebt fuIbe @efbdtte betreibeil,
miro ~bieicIben elmer Celebrate untcriperfen.
Sn llebereiWitimmlite nit benz SO. Irftfel,
40. nno 90. Ibfdniit, beS 9cber Der ntleefiets
men 1ftcniIiben Sefebe ipernen IppIifarten fir
Sraoers' 2iccnSen aufgeforbert. III Eerfon bors
Sufprcdcn uno cine befdiporene angabe. ilber
ben g8ert6 bcS bon benz %befdpten Appitfanfen
peliibrten QueerS 5i MAIDEN. Die gtceH5 tptro
oeineenldb uliSgefteut fperbeH.
Sr. Nbdm Seupert, slftlar oes Common
YleuS. GeridtS, ipiro ant nno mad WlDntaa, bert
Q. MpriI 1906, s~tpifdben ben Gtltoei bon o ubr
@prmiiiaes bis 4 llbr 9iadnnittugS, tn ieineut
Wiirenu I'M Groeeibcb beS @erittsgebdnoes.
SnbetteftruBen. @insane. 5ur gisedbe bon 3t'
cenSen bereit fein. {.
Sas etaats . Scrfiherines . 9epariement
bon WurbIdno pirb ant NIB nab 9tentaA, belt
/. W}ai 1906, siuifhen ben Sflnoeit bon 8 ubr
g,orntittaes his 4 llbr Nddmittags, tn feinct
8iircaur, Tr. BOO. nslmerieun Builoine," gaItis
mures iino Gontb.S irabe, cur Serausgabtrg
bon fdbrIiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bercit fcs:.
@euree 81. Habaett,
Gmeriff bon Baltimore.
(9lpriI2, a 60 II. IL, rs. 49, % %, 27,30)
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tc gerofen mo iih ieitipdrts in bic
Silld)c geidlagen.
Gin General Strife Der Shiiis.
Tcrloocr bat ont lebtcn Montog III
ullen SGfen 6inlano'S icinen gnfoil1
g%cnonlnlcn.
&oroinal &obourc, Gr5biid)oi bon
Hcnncs, 6ronfrcid, lit BORT oln lcs-
ten Wontog I'M Ilter bon Ga Sabren
9e%lturbcn. Gr luuroe III 1897 sum-
&aroinal crnonnt.
aoni9 Ssfor bon S6mcbcn lit ltr.
groBpoter octuorocn. Gic @cmoblin
oes Yrin5en @ilitop Aoolpb, d~ltelten
SoDues .ocs Observation-Disclosures
bot IN Der Naft BON lester Sonn-
tog ibrem @cnlabl cincn Sobn be.
i6eert. Sic mor bcfonntlid Dor ib.
rer Scirotb Erin5ciiin Mar9oret bon
G%onnuugbt mo cbelid)te @llltau
Noplpb Dor umgci1br cincm Sabre.
Gnglonb bot ollrh Die Expedition
nod Sbibet, melde cS in Scene ieb'
te, DGbrcno Icin uiIutiid)cr Hlpal
TuBlono nit Sopon fdmpfte uno
feline 3cit bette. INN ollf Sobn Bulls
Srcibcn 5ll od)tcn, cinen ,3rued er4
rciht, melden cs l11glt pcrfolgtc. is
bat ourd) Den anglo = tbibetonilhen
Gcrtrag, ncld)er lesten Wontog III
Ncfing mntcr5ei6net ipltroe, nloBgc'
benocn GiniluB III Sbibet ~erlongt uno
lif cine porberridenoc Stellung bort
gciidcrt. @roBbritonnicn crfcnnt in
oieiem Scrtragc OnS ErotcftoratGbi-
mas iiber Sbibct an rno uerlprid)t
lih nid)t int Snncrn Sbibet's cin5us
miifcll, poroilSgciebt. Dab es onoere
MGdtc cbcnfallS nift tblln. Chino
miro leincrleitS ctlidc tbibetanildlc
St0ote Dem Snlocl Snbien's croft
men, Sele9ropbcnliuien crridten.
@roBbritonnien bel Der Serlciblnlg
bon giicnbnbn = Gon5cIIioncn bepors
5l,gcn ilnb $1,250,00O fir Die Nlls.
gober Der britiihen expedition unter
ocm Sbcrlten Yonn9bllsbono be5o1.
len, lpclhc in 19O3-'01 nod 2boia
porOrang.
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Slream Der etra6enburhbruds 8. Is ummiiidr re.

y | | | III U [ c, 0cH 20. UptIl lDUb.
IN Sernibbcii ber Veliinlnilnaeit oe9 GDars
iero Der Siuot Baltimore nlad)en Die eonlItIllare
iir Sirnbeuourbbriide in Der Staot baltimore
hermit befdrlli, nab lie Ole aIltelull9 ctiiee
Veridts aiigeorotet bdhel iihet ole .ju9elprone'
ret @ntfbGoiguuaet. cniitanoeneit l~lniclielt itrlo
auicrlcgteii 9SertberbpbHn9en nit eillelt erinli'
iernocr Flal fir Ole Sonbennnirnns nno Snrdl.
brud, Der Nindcitcr' Strahc, bon Der Stiielte
Der WiolrucsSt r1Be bis Siir SSelitetfe bon 0trop >
zane, luie lest dlSeele9t. mo BON oer Sli'elte
oot NirbD'a ZANE, ipie iett dus9eie9f, bis 6itr
9Seitfcitc bon Silltolts Ntpeilie. fpie Ill Der ON
%. Ipril 1905 uuter5eitnetet Scroronln9 iii.
2is oe5 Winnors itlo Sidotrafbs porgel6rlehelt
Sic sSertberbopnn9 er'iredt lib uno iniaBf
beibe SeiteIi Der &tndeIiers Sfra6e, elilldD lteBltb
oes SubrucgeS bertelbeil. bon oer WtorruesSir.
bis sur Sutton. glpenue, Die Oitfclte ber, Wionroe.
Strubc $50 Sub norolih uno. loo 1iiollh BON
Strabc, acgeniiber oct ySiudeiiersS trabe; bic
sseiiieite oer NionroesS trabe i5o SUB norolt0
bon Der Noro1rer6e Der Slltelfer.S irdBe, pellit
$50 flib lilblih bon Der Siibaren5e Der @inbcs
itcrsSirnBc. pcrit olrbQcbrobel: hetoe Setieft
Der sSocolcDsS truBe 100 SnB titoll6 bon Der
Zane 100 Sub iiinlid, bon Der sSind eiiersStr.:
bic ~sSeiifeite Der Slltpn .sfoenne $50 Sub moro
lih rno 100 iiihlid) bon Der Siioielte Der Nllls
heiiers Giraffe: bic Sitteiie Der SultpitSIpeit'le,
aeacniiber Der 2SinfeitersS irabe: Die Gillette
Der SuItonssioenue 100 SUB ftorolih bon Der
JiorbarenSe oer gSiideiter'S traBe, nenit olird:
100 Rub fioIih bon Der Siibgren5e Oct 8irtdbes
iters Strubc, fpciut onrhgebroben. -
lluo fte MAIDEN hermit teriier befalltlt. oaB
pprerwdbnter @eritt nebit eriidrenoen 9arteil
icbi Slr Snfpeition fir alle babel illteretitrteri
8eripncm bcrcit iieeet. Spipie. oGB bic belaatei
GommiiSdre am Wsuntaa. ben 80. spriI. 1906,
Torniitings 10 llbr. In ibrei1 gilreai IN Wr.
3i2, 3t+ uno 3t6. Spcn.@ebdnoe, 9eItnatpn.
nno oontoan.s traRe. in .Sitirte, tett per6er.
nm iracno pcId)c IN erfpdbniert gerifte entbuI'
tene slneeIegenbeiIen. aegeil Die irpeno etIie ill'
~ierefiiri III ieil bcbulipteltoe Rerlot Siinudiio
srtasr Miasam.
Sancc $. Wiarinc,
9omniiidre.
eugene 4. Moosers,.
(OInriJof 81 % gO) EIrrf.
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Ycfanntmadmnaen.
Icpnrtcmcut fir 1ifentlidle Siderbeit.-Van'
ten. Subbcpartemcut ocs
@ebduoe. 5nipcfture'Slreane
N!othhoN5

Baltimore, ben %. ,9lpril 1906.
Sd babe gpplifuiionen tir Die ndd9erdiiils
len Erinilcgicn erbalien:
yir. 942, 9emnn SiruBc. fir bic Grridtufg
cincs Dtotors bon ~ mo eilco bon , Bier;
b~clrdftcr.
gir. 7O5. Gouinetons SirGbe. iilr Die sufiicls
luna zines aeiiela bon 80 Ficrbcfrlitcn mo
elmer Wiuihine bon so Yieroefrdften.
9ir. 2O7 unb 200, 9ScltsSerrlalt Sirabc.. flr
bic gniiieIinna bon Slpei Aipiorei! pon le
Vierbeiruit, ciItc5 bon . Deterioration, 6iuei
bon lie b Gieroclrditeu. eines bon 61A Bieroe.
frllten unb einco polt 10 Rleroefrhlten.
Srgcno Nemanoy bet hier9epeh Sinipdloe
crbcbcr mill, fol- feline Froieite IN bieiein Ri
reuii ant 81. slpril. oot 10 llbr Sormtito9s.
einrciben, ~ pelder 3eit %otefcibcn bur Ser
bdnolnng porgcnontilcn ipcroeit.
GoWaro :. Hrcitua,
GlO Seb0uoes Snipcitpr.
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Scnrn Eilarim.

IS iiarb pI6bIih ant "a. gpriI 1906. nm
9cmrb Hilsrim III ieincm n. 2ebensidbre. Sie
Beerbiaitna iinbet ant Sreitag, 9tahrnittaeS nm
"a llDr. bon iciner gSobnuig, Nr. DIG; Noros
9auaesS trnbe, aus iinit, luo5li &erluaHote mo
5reunoe ndtllnespoI cingeIaoen itlto. Siite,
feline Slumenl
60 iaDr' i'd bin 81 Seii Gbriit,
Wieine Irine ith aI5ftredeii.
Go i1Iuf i'd Elm uHo rlbc telt,
Stein Wienib lam mid, nlllpcdeit,
gllS Scfus Gbriltls, @nties. Sobn,
Ser Dfinet mir bic Sbilre l6pi,
SHIRT mia 6i cipigem Hcbct.
8cuiomet pom icincn SDbncn nno Stdltern.
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Widlucl Qcbcrcr.

Gs itnrb am %. slpriI 1906. yiodbftIifn9s,
IN ieiiier 2Spbning, 9ir. 1715. 8eitEHafa1ettes
sloenne Midaei sceerer i'm slitet non 80 SAP,
bon Wiaric Qeoercr. Sic Neeroieuiig fi1oet
eamitag, giudmiiiass 1a3 llbr. bon Der oben
sennnntcn gSobnun9 aus iiait. luo5l Serpano.
ie mo Sreunoe udtnngSouu etlgelaoelt ltfto.
Velfetlin9 priputinl.
CEbilaScIpbiu, ia, gieips 9orfer unb sSils
minaton. delaware, Seitnngen ipolle1 oefi Cos
pircrl.) Q1T-S)
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Wcproc TnbrasfN.

IS fiarb am 20. SlpriI 1906 8corge Gabrass
IN, aciiebter @attc bon ~Sueniia Snbraetb, I'M
Iiter bon 81 Subren. Sic EecroieItg fi1oet
Sunntaa. ben 20. spriI, 9iu finlitaa3 3 ubr.
bon ieiner lebiet gSobnuna, 9tr. 1916. sSelis
Frutis Strube, ans ituit. iuo5u Seriuailhie lino
Sreunoc adiungsboll einaelaocr iinb. geilets
6una uui Der n2ouoonslarf Gemeterb."
Ii7-m
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Ehnrlrs Il. Tcibcl.

IS iiarb am 20. @pril 1906, nm II nbr 90
9eiocn Gbarice Y. Scibcl, Sic Aceroignna
firoei Spnntng. pen 20. Stprtl. 9nblnlitaps
nm . llbr. iioit. 8ccroiguig aii DER "Galit.
morer ScmcierD." UlI-O
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YaItimcre Sransfer Gumpasuie

eRepN.Gde 2isbt. ano 2pmbaro.s trake.
Sansm5tel transporttrt nnS perSadt. cmni.
tniie unb Ybaetons fit Eienies iperoer iett fir
bic on,menbe Cation eebiitt. 5ubrperfe uno
Treife rctbt. (52-)
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Safe sur 3eiie in's NnslanO be-
iorat 6. @aine, Wr. 413, Git.HaIti.
more. StraFe, nabe Gpitambpnic.ND
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Nothcrinc Srpfcnbrut.

@S itarb anl "a. glpriI 1905 &atberine
5rpdenbrut, 9Siiime oe3 periiorbclct Better
3rodenbrot, I'M utter bon ~ Sabren. pic
@eeroieiig finoct 6rci.nn. gla6mtitags 2 i6r'
Saroper. Strabe. ans nuf ocr Baltimore Gene
tern" ~prinatilt liuti. Uf5-O.
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Sin Sdritt III Der red)tcn Hidtan0.
epart rs YruScnt an anea erfflaiFsen

BegrdbntNen.
Gin f61ner Gare, emtreoer nit
f6iuar6cm Iuh obcr peibem ober
erauem YIifb slleber8ue, MaeS tRr
Sares@infab, Ycgrdbnibsg n5etge,
Gi~nhaIfamirung Der 2eide,
1rnuerflor. 9 Yadr Sanof6ube, Wv
Seffnung oeS Grades,
2eibenipaeen NIB g feline antften.
Winiam Gpof, 2eidlenbeitatttr,
giortbs unb @rcenuouItsloe. Beioe Telephone,
(Sui11 ,8lptc)
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Sobn W. Scufel,
Nr. G04, Glib. sbarp,e trahe,
III mr. Qrihcnbcetnffcr.

pcIhcr nuc s~lnftrigc lietS Snr 8nfrtebenbett
uiSiiibrt. Sic bon ibnl bcbdnocIien 2ci6en fons
uen giofen lana Iieacn, obre bic ecrinefteE
NerueiungSipnren al 5ci9en. Sran 1eutsl 1T
araouirie Ginbalturlireri uito 1T bic Vebatlo'
llin9 bon 6rnucnIcihen bcren @pcaiaIitdt.
Sat10,1S
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S~crIammlnngs- Mn5cigcn.
@ermiid)te Nn5ciscn.
Yulf's Marplano, 9clduarc nnS
Siitrift Columbia
2crifun nno @cidafts : Norekbnd
1867
jeet int Gntheben besritien.

FVt TW VWtNrUtH utyfINVH'
Sbiacs sSerf pciit Die Serdnocrllfigeli Der
Iettcn bier Sabre nab liio reprdieiliirf. oteie
Gtuuteii. pie itc bcuie iino:- Us eiifbdif Die 9id'
Yiite Der SarlMcr In iebcr etaot. 9ciun, 1prt
pbcr NieoeriaNuna, nit elmer eolen gelbrei.
bune cines ieoen HldteY nilo cine fldiittt5irte
ibdffs. poer BcruisfTdie., IS 1T Dies rur cine
Mncelitina bes baiptiddIihen Snbalts eee
9ides. has bicifdltigc Srtorilation iiber Uiarh'
Inub, NeIaipare uno ben Siitriit Columbia
brinat. @enn sic @eidbdfte in eenannten Staa'
ten foIicitircn. III Nies has riftiae .0ieoiunt.
IS niro li6 be5dblen. oa bus SeItfoit cine erobe
lirio ipeitperbrciietc Sirfulation buben miro.
Trcis 5000 pro Ggemplar.
Ifiseieens]iutci auf @rtiicbeft.
". Y. Volt 4 Co., Serleeer,
%r. 957 Dis 800, Saioert'0ebanbe.
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spesieGe ycaimItiannaen

fRr Mae, bic Gpmfirmatlpns. H9ptssrathte'n
tpinIden. MiIiiatur In sSnrben In beraoIoeten
MeSaiuon cratic nit einemi Subeto Carbon.
Hsrtraits. eebt nnferc nenem YsdgstspeR. Die
anerbcften Cabinets, bon $f.00 ait. 0ute VT
belt, prompte slbIteferutG.
81. &eikert. Ell ssfis ss!f''a' ssa as',1'ssn
~. 4O0-l1f, Wssbsgat etsaHe.t 3.
Man nenne biefe 3ettuns. tsdpril7-)
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Baltimore Eemctcrn

RAreau: eranniu.Hlss, Baltimore. II. Nstthitr.
Beeribnibpldee 5ufn Serinnf-bon SIS an,
NIT Waarmorpfpller absegreu6t, S35 = glat
fir bier @raber. (Sunif6.10
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Qpuoun Earf.

NUWUVW FWRN
Der beapt.Gm lidite Griehbnt In Baltimore.
hreaf: $50 MGcr. - Smnter mi brenoer Charter.
gu iebcr Seit err.ibbur. Slim Gents Sabrs
eeIo bon allen StaottbciIen. Gtrnbenbabns
Baeaons paflircn Den Saiptetneang Gle bret
Minuten. &urmeS gSdrte5iriiter fir SoI6e,
bic ben Srieobot bel raubent g8etter befuden.
gcgrdbnibpIdte al febr mdbiaen Vreifcn,
flutmiIid inter fortpdbrenoer VfIeae.
8irean: sr. 81. Nef,S Saratoga CITRATE.
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s. & .. unb No. 1deSprHe.
s.. Ganocr & GIknc.

2etdjcnbeftattcr nnb Gtnbaliamirer.
gr. 1908 rub 1910, Canton . Mesnne, nno
GRopit.G6e Haltimore.etr. uno 8reabuae.
Sabrifantcn BON Eatent.GdStetS.
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Homlauo'S tiirfiide 9dbcr.
Gauitatlc. @cbauoc. 9pitamt scaen. etets often.
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