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The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
THE HODGE SUICIDE.

Schuyler Gardner Hodges, a mem
Der of one of Pontiacs Oldest families
and widely known in Detroit, where
his wife has been living for several
weeks, blew his head off with a shot
gun in the old Hodges home at Pine
Lake Friday morning. Mrs Hodges,
who has been boarding at SO Winder
street, was notified of the tragedy
soon after. She left at noon to take
charge of the body.
Ii is presumed Hodges was temper
arily insane from melancholia. For
three weeks he had been under the
care of physician. Mrs. Hodges says
she knew that her husband was wor-
ried but had no idea he was in state
bordering on insanity.
HE had had trouble over the settle
ment Of his mothers estate" said
she, "and l think it preyed on his
mind"
The suicide was carefully planned,
according to dispatches from Pine
Lake. Hodges sat down in chair, and
resting his head against the barrel or
the shot gun contrived to pull the trig-
ger. The top of his head was blown
off and the wall is spattered with
blood and brains.
Hodges was 40 years old. His father
was Ira G. Hodges, who built the old
Hodges house in Pontiac, which today
is one Of the city's leading hotels. His
parents are both dead, and it was over
Mrs. Hodges estate that the trouble
is said to have occurred. Hodges spent
his early days in Pontiac and Pine
Lake, where the family home has been
in recent years. He married his first
wife in Pontiac. About 10 years ago
they were divorced. One daughter,
Helen, is living in Detroit. The first
Mrs. Hodges died in rooming house
In Detroit a few years ago, by her
own hand, it is said.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
The Sugar Tariff.

Sudden confidence seems to have
come to the representatives OF the
sugar and tobacco interests who came
to Washington to lobby for the defeat
of the Philippine tariff bill Within
the week they were in apparent des-
pair, but now they are rejoicing ana
are predicting that the administration
measures to give the Filipino prac-
tically free American market will
never reach the floor of the senate
backed by a favorable committee re-
port.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
Needs II.

The Post says Secretary Root is
about to reorganize the state depart
ment and put it on a business basis.
He will apply the same remedy to the
consular service. Inefficient and inca
pacitated clerks are to be dismissed
and a corps of active, alert and com
petent clerks substituted. Red tape is
to be ruthlessly cut and Anticipated
methods substituted by those more con
sistent with Mr.. Roots notion of what
a great department of the government
should be.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

Pope Plus, in order to insure pro
lection to the invaluable paintings in
the Vatican, will cause them to be re.
moved to new quarters to be made
fireproof, to which admission will be
limited to so persons at time.
James +. Smith of California has
been nominated by President Roose-
Welt governor-general of the Philippine
islands, vice Henry Clay Ide, resigned,
to take effect June /, 1906.
Engineer Cooley, who has charge OF
the construction of the great Chicago
drainage canal. says a 22-foot ditch
from Toledo to Chicago is being
planned.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

SO many congressman have speeches
prepared on the rate bill that the
house has agreed to meet at IL a. m.
hereafter until the measure Is disposed
of.
Ross r. Brattain, of Spokane, Wash,
has a grievance against his father-in-
law. Recently he worked up sufficient
political pull to get the appointment
of consul at Hongchow, China, with a
salary of $4,000. Now the young man
informs the state department that IL
will be impossible for him to accept
because his father-in-law objects to
allowing his daughter TO go to Chlna,
and he prefers his wife to his lob.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
AMUsEMENTs IN DETROIT
Week Ending Feb, IL.

TEMPLE THEATER AND WONDERLAND After
moons 2:15 Zoe. TO CSC; Evenings us l0c. TO 500
mike Haggarty's Daughter"
LYCEuM--Prices ib-2o-3i-5D-10c. Mats. Wed.
and Sat. "Elfie Fay
WHITNEY, Evenings 100 3Oc; Mats. lO-lS-25o
Barney Gilmore
LAFAYETTE THEATER--Prices l0-25-3j-50c.
Mats Wed. and Saturday
THE Two Orphans.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

President Il. T. Church, OF the Mer-
chants National bank, of Charlotte,
IS in a critical condition from injuries
received in being thrown from a bug
gy by a runaway. He was unconscious
several hours.
The earth tremors over the Lake SUI
perior copper country on Thursday
were caused by air blasts and falling
rock in the Quincy mine. Nearly all of
the 400 miners we're brought to the
surface, but Is believed that there is
no great danger and they will return
20 work The Quincy mine is a mile
deep and extends 5000 feet beneath
Portage lake.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

Prof. William Wallace Campbell, of
the Lick observatory. formerly of the
University of Michigan, has received
the honorary gold medal of the Royal
Astronomical Society of London for
the greatest astronomical achieve.
ments during 1905.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

A 5000 monument will be erected
to Ralph Waldo Emerson by the city
OF Concord. where the famous man
lived and died.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

Mrs. Cornelia Keet. aged 62, OF Bat
lie Creek, has been out to an evening
party, and when she did not arise
early 1t was believed she was tired
and she was allowed to rest. Later It
was found that she had died during
the night
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

Detroit-Sales and prices in this mar
ket were as follows: Wheat-No.
white s3bc; No. 2 red spot. ] car at
sec; May. 5000 bu at S9Ac, 5000 .bu at
sshc: 10000 bu at SIC, 10000 bu at
at S6Mc. 5000 bu at S6Ac. 5000 blu at
sec. $4,000 bu at s5%c: No. 3 red, SIC;
by sample. car at Soc, 1 car at 7Sc
per bu.
Corn-No. mixed. car at 44c, cars
at 44Kc: No. yellow. 6 cars at 45c;
No. yellow, / car at 4S%c; No. 5
white ] car at 45c per bu.
oats-No. white. spot, car at S3K G
per blu.
Rye-No. 2 spot, car at 671kc; No 3
rye. 1 car at 64c per bu.
Clover seed-Prime spot; bags at
IS 25; March. 100 bags at So 80; by
sample, 20 bags at IS, 10 at 81 20, IL at
81 IS, IL at 81 so, 3 at 81 %, and at 81
per bu Prime alsike, 81 so; by sample
bags at 81, at Sc so and 4 at IS so
per bu.
bu
Beans-February, car at 81 SO;
March. car at 81 Sc; May. 81 60 bid,
81 81 asked.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
Grain. Etc.

Chicago-Cash sales: No. 2 sprins
red, s5% @s7c; No. . corn, Ale; No.
yellow. 41hc: No. 2 oats. 297sc; No. !:
white. 32@32Ac; No 3 white. 1914 a
ley, $50 3slkc; fair to choice mailing
AZ "a soc; No. 1 fiaxseed, 81 10; No.
northwestern, 81 16; prime timothy
seed, SO 25; clover, contract grade
S13 So
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16

East Buffalo.-Export steers, $5d5. so;
one load fancy at $50: best shipping
steers, A.7505,20; best fat cows, $35Od4;
trimmers. s15Od1.75; best fat heifers. s4.4O
M475: medium heifers. s3.J0G375: best
feeding steers. $4d4.25; best yearling steers
S3.50M3. 80; common stock steers, SO. 25d3. so :
export bulls, S375d4.25; bologna bulls, $275
d3 mixers sold steady today, but spring.
ers were seas lower: best cows. S40G50;
medium to good $30d35; common, S1Sd23.
Hogs-Few late arrivals unsold
Sheep-Best native lambs, $560d5. s. :
culls. s650d6. 20: best westerns 81. 25d7. IS /:
best sheep S5.75Q6; culls, sheep. $4(I4.5O;
e Sos %eeher ann oiiss@c year
sold. veals steady; best. $685.; heavy,
s.. 25Q45O.
The Yale expositor., 1906-02-16
THE MARKE TS.

Detroit-Market active, prices some
higher. Extra dry-fed steers and heif-
ers, 81 50M5 steers and heifers, 200
500 to 1000, S4Q4 %; steers and heif-
ers that are fat, 500 to 700, SO 2j6D3 so;
choice fat cows, So 25@3 10; good fat
cows. 81 1908 %; common cows, 50 80
bulls. SO 25G3 rs; fair TO good boz
lognas, bulls. s3q3 so: stock bulls, SO:
choice feeding steers. 500 to 900, So so
al; fair feeding steers, 500 to 1000.
SO 25Q3 rs; choice stockers, 500 TO 200.
80 25 a. 10; fair stockers, 500 to 700,
$SW3 so; stock heifers, 81 1908; milk
ers, large, young, medium age, S40@45:
common mixers, S1Sm25. The veal calf
trade was active and all grades brought
zoe per hundred more than they did a
week ago, the best grades bringing IS
per hundred.
Sheep-The sheep and lamb market
was brisk one from start TO finish
and prices averaged on the whole 10c
TO l5c higher than they did a week ago.
There was nothing on sale good enough
TO bring over 81 40. but had the quality
been equal TO last week 81 so and per-
haps trifie better might have been
paid.
Hogs-Light run at higher prices.
Light to good butchers, s. 9005 95;
pigs. IS 90Q5 95; light workers., So 80;
roughs. 81 5oQ5; stays Id off.
i, schlSSago1cCommon to prime steers,
So 25@5; bulls, S2d4: calves, S3QS:
stockers and feeders, 81 1904 GO.
Hogs-Choice to prime heavy, So 90 40
6 95; medium to good heavy. SIS 9O@6:
butcher weights, 81 95@6 05; good To
IS 65@6.
sheep-Market strong; sheep. SO 5O@6;
I 40. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11
Sine bcbcntiame Gntidrionno.

---~-
Soltlel1bc Nder lpertbpolle9 Gam
unO StoOteiocntbuh in aonioc
0ltrd cine @crihtaentidciouno
Der Miiiouri &onioS . 1crnS.
@obn 5uaciprod)cn.
Sopctu, &onioS, 10. 9toucmbcr.
- Salllenoc Ndcr oca l%uCribuoQltcn
Sormlonoes in &onins mo cin arc.
bcr Sbell bon 2onh, a1i meldcm lest
Stootc ulo G0rfer Itcbcll. merocn
ollrd) cine entiGeioung, !ueldJe ooS
Obergcridt bon aanioo belttc ob,
CAB, Der nWtiilouris&oniaS 1t. GeraS.
Sobn" jigelproden. 0ieie GntidJcis
Dung lit baS HeIultot elmer alo1e
per 9obn gegcn cinen Wann' va.
mems @otiol1.
Snl Sill 1866 aem1brtc Scr Cor,
9reB Der Linton = Gocific 9a6n"
fir oeren iilolihen 3pciq, ser icBi
gen "2iiliouri aorio8- uno lcro3.
@obn" Gin 200 SUB brcitcs @c0c
trdt bis 5llr iiioliden @ren5lin;c
BON &onioS, cine Giitons bon liltot.
f0br $50 WciIen. SpGtcr crlporbcl,
Nliieblcr SeimItGttcn an Der 9obn
entlong u1b lieben 0ieicr nllr Elm
100 SUB breitcS Negercd)t. 81 bel
Den Seiten Der 9obn licgt MN cit
80 SUB breitcr Strcifen, melfer it'd
I'M SeiiB bon Hriootpcrionen bciin4
oct uttD Itellemueile init l~uertbpoQen
@ebdlt0cn beballt lit, Der 0llrd) icne
GongreB Ifte Ser gohn ucb0rt.
8eorp', WorriS=, 2pon, Goiieps,
@oooion., IQelr, Ncoido ltrlo 60
bette Sountp mer0en poll Der sc
rid)tSentideibung betroiien, unD Die
bauptiGdliGlteu Staotc, Die betroi.
fen ncr0eL iinO: Mbitt Gitn Golun.
eli @ropc, Gmporio, gurlinotorL
Gbonl,te, Eorions, CSluego uno G6c.
topa.
Sr. @otiom Gc1en Den oie Ont
l%d)eioung aef0at wllroc, lit elmer Der
picltn Better Oes umItrittenen can.
oe&. Ser San miro notwithstanding
Dem SbcrbuloeaAeriht sur cnoaiil.
tigcn GntihciounG porgelegt mcr.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11

US Der s2lbors 2pceum . Gerein"
OeranItaltet ON Garfiagrngstage.
Gonnerltag. Ben 30. Robember, in
lelner @ale, Nr. t0tt un0 1918,
Glt.9altimore. StraBe. Elm 4uitern-
copper mo gdQ. Gie 6eitlidfeiten
oieics rilbrigen Gercins BADEN iif in
Dem Soriabren ltct5 ourd glan3eloe
Arrangements utO jabIreiden 9eilidl
ollS1c5eIdnct, Wno bat aud in oiciem
Sabr Oas Gomite AQeS getban, I'M
ben Sbeilnc6mern oenuBreide Stut.
oen 81 bereiten. Ser Gi~ntrittspreis
ineluIiuc Scuper, betrGgt MIR % Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11
Gpbn5ula0e.

QUITE, Mont., 10. Mopember. -
31polftouieno Angeitelte in oen
Verglpcrfen ltno Sdmel5perfen in
Montono BADEN cine 2obnerbobuli1
Don % Gents pro Gag erbolten. Am
Is, 9toDember tritt ole 2obnerh0muno
III Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11
"@+ SIN .Iorleu.Yurf" halt

"@* SIN aGorIep.Forf" h1lt Der
Baltimore 8apern 8erein" beute,
Sorntog. iein O~iesi0briges Aultern.
r0iten, Gin 6eit bos lid nad, oGn
@orbercitungen SIT urtbeilen. ieinen
@orgongcrn miiroig onreiben miro.
81 ie6er Jornt, rob. gebaden &C.
fodt, %gebdntpit 1t. ais Sritter, miro
ooS ifmodGaite Sdoaltbier in Siil,
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Vabnbci5eritrife in Nnsiidlt.

REM. Dort, 10. Nopeniber. -
frdii0cnt +. 9. llnocrpooo pom Der
oGries 9lbn" bat oaS Gerlnngen Der
&cijer, Die Arbeits5eit 81 perfilrjen,
obGenieIcn. Sobn ). Slnrubalt,
@robHciIter Der n9riSoerihnit Scr
9abn1ei5er," bcnadlridJtigtc &rri.
llnocrpotO barailf oab Die Sei5er 10.
tort iibcr Die Stritefragc nbitinmen
miirocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11

le un0 6iiue 81 boben ieir. uno iiir
Giejcnigcr, Die feline Nllitcrrireunoc
iinb, merocn &nudwiirIte. Solcr.
fraut nit Sdmcineidpdn3en uno
onhere 2edcrbiiicm auigetiid)t mer-
ocn. Sir ouer Nrt llntcrbaltung,
otd) bnmoriltiidcr, lit beitens &C.
items aelorAt 10 ooB Die Gbeilnebmer
oltf ciHcr in icocr 9c5iebung gcnitb-
reid)en Nodmittog rcd)nen tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11
Ncs SpotidLlnas idtnloia.

Young9tom II. Ohio. 10. Ntop.
- Jrou Scnnic Anoeriolt, ueld)e Der
HrmorOunG ibres 6 Sabre oltcn God
terdenS ON /. Sltli OieieS SohreS on.
getlogt mar, mnroc hcute bon oen
@eI6morenen oeS So0tihlogs ifuil,
Dig b%eiunoen. Tie Srou bate Dos
aino crborntungsloS gcpriigclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11
Gic GIcsans Der Tianr elmer Trau

unb Der sis ibrer dIeIber bdrat bon Dem BON
tbr aetrdgenen Goriet ab. Gfes III es, maS
Srnuen b6hft nr4ieteirh nno beipu;toeri mafi.
9iele Shmet5en liro nuf enaneihuiirte biltae
Qnriets 6urtff3ufibren. ipeIthe Die freie %sltbinlna
tebinofrn.. 1as pyaobe euriet" 1T oas einstae
GprIei amf Dem DsGrft. ipeIdes freies sItbeni,
bolen ,%eettntief. .gsaoe. 6orfrt" Yariors, VT.
1908. 8uros6hnrfes. strabe. (5ebrisIri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11

"~' &H Sbimct's 96bacn Soac
ant Moro 9roo0uuu peronItoltet
Der 6roltenpcrcin Der reiorm!rten
3tona @cmcinoe am t3. uno f..
Nopentber Nuitern Soupers, ole
cEnerlettS 0co glitcn 3ped5 uegcl,
nnoererieita III 6olge Der getrpffeneu
BroBortlgen ARRANGEMENTS iiderlidb
nld)t perfeDIen meroetL Elm groGea
Fitblifnm bcron5ujichen.
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&c - d) ~ arse @on0".

Nic - 6mor5c &ono". -
Nrei lictlioniide Stalicncr, onAcbliGc
Wtit0lic0cr Der WCieuihoit Der
uSdWor5en 0ono" limo in Finc Sill,
40, 0ltrd) Agcnten Oe9 9rn0c@sGc.
bcim0ienfc3, inter ser 9lulGuupoiguna
ucrboitct moroclt, pen @rn. Gonlinid
W{lccio bon baltimore @C!0 IN Cr=
prcllcn pcrIld)t 81 bobCn. Gopitan
Eunpbrcp, DER Die &Cr6oitetcn in Die
60lIc lodtc. logtc AcitcrlL, 0aB Der MI
litter 0c0 Gomplot9 in Baltimore
mohnc un0 Gin Stalicner lei, Der ne
gen ociiclbcn GcrbrcCbena, ais i6m Ser
@o0cn IN Ncm-Yorf 5l hcjB plr0c.
rad) Baltimore tanl. &r. Nominitt
O}iccio, Der NrGiiocut Scr oW}urulon6
Otoccaroni 3d." 8. NuclutC mo Bolti.
more trobc &i0bloIl0tomL cnpfill0
Dor lu0cfGbr 5uci Hrdcn cinen
9ricf bon Einc &ill, go, in lucldpnn
$500 inter So0cSOrobuua ucrluHQt
mrr0cn. Serr Wiictip 5ei1tc 0en
Srief oen GopitGn Der @cbcimpoli5ci
Humphrey ultO iotote, ollf ociien olti
0eIlcn Hotb @crr Wticcio einrn Nriei
al Die on0egebene Noreiie in Einc-
Sill, Dod) mllr0cn g~lcId5eiti0 Die
Fo1tbebor0cn bcno6ridtiQt llnN
A9ent Gibbons pom YltnOeS,@ cbcint-
OicnIt noH 4}inc @ia %geionOt. Ger
lclbe Derboftctc Den GmpfGngrr oea
BON Miccio 1cionhtcn @ricic0, Nn-
mems G%onIrontlnc Nnnrdbc. mo be.
'd)lI0tatc 0criclbc nod 5lpci 2onoa
lclltc, Die onrouf cbrnioQS oin1feit
murOen. Ger &ro5cB GcQen oic &rr-
boitetcn miro mo6riGcil1lih in &ittu
burg, Eo., itottfiH0cn.
ST.. Is. s.. Neim crfrnnft.-
@r. CHARLES Is. Scinn left ST SAB
rem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be9 Nrlt. 9Crnutl
u. 9ofcr, ErGiiGcnt Der Baltimore
Gruit II. Guarantee Co." licQt in lei.
lcr @nbnuHg, 9tr. 1924, McGuao6.
StruBe, an Der @riabtiden Nicren
f~rotfbcit 0urricoer. Nr. &cin lit
etuo 60 Sabre oIt.
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SaltiEiort's erfabrcniter Nerben=
Spfsialiit.

@rohuriioe GrfoIee burd Die fnooerne bbbs
iologttcbe Debnnolungsfuetfs, berbunoeH init
oer IliireHoiitlG Ger betiert beiIiuifieHf1dttIi6en
aIsrhltrne, tn Der StGbt erdtlIt.
Wtot gehe bic 6ufftlng ntbt nuf, ebe man
rhht Sr. &ai1au German eoHfnIttrt bat. suns
oerte bon friiberen sidtieuten ~be3elleen aertt
ietns peiitungstdbiafelt. 60 faet a. o. SER
y. v. Srlont, gtr. 1920, g4pooleD sGtrabe:
pSebu Ier3tc gnbet mir feline Grleibteruna
bon tietreit .leibet; Or. Sermaii iLrtrts Mid
ooafomT1en IN flint g8udei."
fact:
a9r, 9iatban Sertian bat mir bds 2eteu
gereitet: ale %anberen Ier3te. Die oerIubien.
mir 3i beitert. Gcmiibten lh utufunft."
NiBerbem iurirte 3r. German nod bteIe sIn.
oere, %hdruntet dud Or. slGguit S6mtot, ar.
Jig, COMMANDMENTS. "
Warlnl foute ct Jbnen riht ebenians bel.
feHs
- EnnfuIfnNan Irsl
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S,afob Mteb' charlottesville"

3aliptallariter oes @e~fdilgbereiris ,W,elus
Die, Strgiiinoen ieoem Sonneriiaaatbeno
Berfar1m tIlnGeH oes centennial .Uiebqers
Gereins" teoen 2. unh 4. Nienitag I'M
Wtofnt. Ielephon-@. & y. gSplfe l7b6 r
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Scrlangt Sramcn ano Naoden:
Wiuttcr!

Miittcr!
8or1rtt uno ienoet Sure I66ter nab Dem
Gutaluaouuie sRarlor 9tr. ii. Frof. StntttgttoH
ltno 1u6fer iino iebt BORT aus gnrf rilo
Tie pcrhen tie in Irun8oiiibem 8letocr5ui1neis
oell, aleibermadet, &leioers@Htiperlen uno
4tdben uHterri6teH. Gle foItIteu ibr ei9eiles
bacterial brirgeu mo eriiilaiftge aletoer nut
iiD ietbft 5HfWneioen, eniperten NM, ria9en,
pdbrero tie lernen. 9tebnt 9nb cine SieI.
Iuug uher iangt ielhit elm Sefbdtt an. StoHlTf
lest. 9ei Ia9 uno am slbeno often.
(315-n
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Oei9aitss Welegenbeiten.

5uberIdfiige Mtdnner uHo 5rauen, nm .sepGe.
oel s,ir s. Sdlite' Nan letSe 10 Cent? FIR g,rns
be uno @in6elnbeiten. Y. 9. gur Al. BATH
inore. t3i5(
agenien oerbienen piel @e.o bei'm 8erfauf
bon astoleidner;" baIbirt Die dobIeuredbnufts
aen. Dan ienbe 10 Gents fir Rro6e urto
Pamphlet. Y. g. Dor Ala, Baltimore.
t3t5)
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gtoam gtupp's Wettaurart.

Tr. fi04, Hpro.Gentral .Hucuue.
Der s9iorooit SntrteripdtreHoer 9aupetein
ron baltimore" %herfaminett lid bier ieoeu
WoninG.. @eorge Vrebm & Cons Qier
ON. 3apt ra6 ocrtf6er sIrt brett bon,
Sab.
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Ger 6rouenuerein scr oSo3in.
liItilfcn Sieoertoiet" 9ibt lcin Dies,
j0briaca 6pcitco Gol5crt mo 9oll
ON IS. 9topember in Der 8oae oc@
Sobor @pceum2, 9}r. t0tt, Dit.
SoltimorcitroBe. 3oblrci6e Gorbe+
reitungcn fiir cine g~coicgcne llrter-
boltun0 Der 8Gite iino "gctroifcn,
uno ltcht alien Qb|eilnebntern Elm nj
lcOer 9cjicbung 1%cuuBreider NbenG
beuor.
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Su %uerfnufcu:

Ga uerFnufcn.
$3.50 faufen zines iener ntebIiben Sdufcr
all Der 9ort.Strabe. 8tuifber Orleans. uno
SefferfonsG trGbe. Sic flnmtIt6en pbeu ges
nanniea Siufer fino ncI urb MODERN cinecrifs
tet. &e5gIcihen oa5 Saus Cir. 102, 9ipros
Montforb.g ibenle. 8auiteue ii SUB 8 sou
Del 10 SUB; Srunb8ins S2.25 pro SUB. &reis
oes Saufes $1250.00. Golparb :. Gallagher,
9aumeiiter, Gr. 2407, 0airmunnt.auenus.
(2G4-)
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q. Spnhn,s Nicitnnrnnt


Er. ZIG, 6iah., iabe Suiparossirafe.
gor6iialihc 0ciite, Gpirituufcn II. llItnns
Gt5nrreIi. yieftee Nier am 3apl. euni6
tilr 8efddf.sleuie bon 1870 BORN. bis
= nbr Ma bmittuGS, 3elepbcn, 9. T. y.
- vi. geruuu 30OS n.
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I. u. s%tdcrmaru's Sanr,

9tUtuUVsUut WUH1Us NH6 NnfDIInfsStt.
SulipiGinrtier oes ngiagern s Winners
dors." &erein5.N erfammlune ieben Son.
ncrftaa ghenh. 9ieue Wiiteiieoer piufoms
nteir. 8or8iiGlit6es Gier Der ,9iatiotals
Nranerei" unt anpf.
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SerIaugt i'm Alsemeinen.
Soft ttuo ouatS.

Gin nnftdnbiger berr piiiitbt Soft rnb Goais
in elmer 3srtputs ,santiIie. Man a~orefftre: ~. w"
Teutfdlcr Gurreipuuoent (3t4-5)
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Tentidee Nrbeits.s Sra lmeiiEnas .gireau.
Nr. 210. SiiosSbarpsS traBe. inter Der sufiitt
oeuifne Sanoiuerfer, slrbcitcr uno Sienitbpten
gu befbaitiaen piinfhen, nolen id perf1iIid
eber IN frariirtcn Sriefen an Den ~sleentcn ber
8efeHt6aft. Jptaun .. WseNcr, 3immer liz,
Nr. 2f3-2fl 6nartiano. Strase, menber, mel,
der nieniseitlih Iusiunft ertbeileu miro. -
SpredftunoeIi bon / bis ) llhr. Cau271S)
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Canton mmo Sfgblnnbtupu II.
sdr.ibi's rtsihrnfran5.Saife,"

GRANDDAUGHTER ocs yNnbern ser. flint. .T,er.
Gins. g@ihenirnn5 > Gamer 8 9,ereins."
,ennton Sinmerpabrenoen guus uno geibs
Gereins." DIenif6e GemiitDli6feit" lno
5riihcs Sier 81 ieoer 3eit. - 6. & g.
4eIepbolt: gNoIfe 32S &.
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8erl1ugt:
~

Gin oeutifes Wdo1en ais stb1in eriier N!dlle
ltrn iir bic algemelue Sausarbeti III etIleIt
gpartment.9uus, tein SSntcben ilo Nii9eil. 81
erlrueen beute ODER rorget i'm rHretton Hpaff'
ment," grcitpntS trafe uuo 8ntitoro'Apenue.
(3I6l
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Sruue.t, nm Wiuitcr III itempeln. Stetige
geidbditiorna ODER rur fir 9tbpnbe; ihEell gcz
lernt. Slrhett nab benz 0nuie gebraht. $500
pro 0upcno. gta63ufraaeH Simmer Mr., I,
Galucrts2 ianfs Rebauoe t3t5-2D
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Sn berfanfen.

3n merfdufeu:
Gin nltsctnblirter 9iibrs9aocn nit 6auS;
9lites @ethlft madero. giad5uirnaeu in 9tr.
BOB, Sub Ubarits. Silabc. (3ii-7G
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Ggring's Canton 9iroerfrana4eaae," !.
eiisiueit.6fe 0. Str. II. Sait.Mpe., Canton.
Saupianarfter hes .eanton.Gieocr.ran5".
3a~mens9erein perfammeIt fid ieoen Diem
itag Ibeno. saatiotial "sQier am 3apf.
9befapeates1elepbon - gSoIie 1453 q.
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Sin Wlioden fir ole aaGemeiie 8aliaarheit;
feiu suteu; qubn St4 pro IioIlut. Jtucn5utruz
een in Hr. 2S21, Eit.Wiuuument StraRe.
(3t5)
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Gin ~belitFtbc3 S%ienitmdohen it elmer tIeitcu
SuuIilte; better qobn. 9tah in 9r. 2322,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t3l4-6l
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Gin beutIbes @ldotem, i'm bel 5lpei aiuoern
hcbiiIflih 5n fem. 9tad8ufragcit j~ipticheu = mo
4 llbr Nahmittnes in Dir. SIG, Gathrorai'str.
(3t4-5l
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Veriangt:
Cine quite abbin ooer No0. gia6}uiragcu
i'm y@~uaprs61tei," Hr. 6i0-Gf2, SftssrattsStr
1910
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Sic Scr. @Gder .8eieIl-
i6oft" GieIt Gcitern Abenb in if.
rem &eriammlrnGSlofol, Nr. 4tS,
Weit. 2crinGtonitroBe. lire General
GerionmI,lrg, in lpeld)er scr Er1li-
bcrt ,>o6r Sduul5 oen GprIit II. scr
SefrctGr Gorl Gnopp ouS ErotofoQ
fiibrte. Gin Gotcibot mrrbc ola
M,it9lic6 oltfgcnonn1en mo Gin mci.
tercr III &oridIog gebrodt. Gin
Sdrei6cn oeS NroHbbenfnlol : 81
mites lpuroc bis sur ilGditcn @cne.
rolperidmmlung 5%uriifgelegt. 9tod
Grlcoigilng ser il6rIgen porlicgenoen
8eid)1fte ruurOe 5ltr 9eofntett.9fomi
nation geifrittcn. Nontinirt MIR
Ben: fir Er0iioent Sobn Sdjul5 1t.
2ouis 9tppel, &icc-Eraiibent Gonroo
9errcr uno @enrp gccfcr. Sd)obmei.
tier IifplunS @ufc rnb W. &ncpi
Sefret1r aorl an0pp llno @co. :.
Meber; 6iron5-Gomite: !. Stcrn,
aug. 8oqt, Charles aoQrer, q. Gb.
Sude, WifoeI SUNG nnG 2ollis
Seping. Gle Neamtenpobl iinbct
am 5~lpeiten Somitag i'm Cc5embcr
Itatt.
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SutH W. TidcGS Cafe,
Sdltbler nit feiueH gSeinen. Gpirituofen
ltno Gi9arrer.
vi. BIZ, Glib remout.AUe., Baltimore.
6veilitnfb ben pafLien GnG.