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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
HIS SHIP WENT DOWN.

-
The man with the bronzed face anc'
the rolling eye was enthralllng his
friends when Mr.. Button entered just
In time to hear him say:
"And 80 my ship went down with ali
hands"
"Went DOWN. queried Mr. Button
excitedlg. But where were you?"
II was in the captains cabin at the
time" said the bronzed one. "We sank
slowly, but surely, and scarcely q rip
pie was left to mark the spot"
How sad.' said Mr.. Button. "But.
still, / suppose you forced your way
out of the cabin and managed to swim
ashore, eh? Or were you taken off by
a passing vesselF
mo, wasn't" said the bronzed one.
IT just stood where was"
"Looh here" said Mr. Button seri-
ously. "You say you were locked In
cabin and made no effort to escape,
and yet here you are safe and sound
before rs! Is this tale of the horse
marinesY
mot exactly" said the salt. TITS
tale of the submarines. That was the
sort of shin I was aboa'
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
REFUSES GOOD COIN.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 30.-"If the breth
rem have no objection, / would rather
not take these five double eagles. They
are new money and very pretty, but
they lack the sacred motor which my
mother taught ME to look for on all our
country's coins,' said Rev. w. A. Jones,
pastor OF the Knoxville Presbyterian
Church ON the south side. turned back
to the donors 800 of a 500 purse his
congregation had given him as Christ
mas present. The purse was made up
in gold and the five Objectionable $50
pieces happened to be Of the new issue
which does not bear the "In God We
Trust" motto.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
cATARRH YIELDS,
TO Healing Air Of Hyomei--Sold Under
Guarantee by 7. r, Laurin.


Catanh Is the most prevalent disease
known to humanity, Probably 90 per
cent OF the people in this country suffer
at one time or another with this com.
mon disease.
| II Is q germ disease and hence can b
cured only by some method that will
reach and destroy the germs
This Is best found III llyomei. which
may be called the direct method OF twat-
ing catarrh, as its medication, taken in
with the air you breathe, goes directly
to every air cell in the nose throat and
lungs; kills all catarrhal germs, heals
the irstated mucous membrane and
vitalixes the tissues 80 al 10 render
catamh no longer possible.
The unique way in which Hyomei Is
sold should dispel all doubt as to its
curative properties, for T, +. Laurin
gives his absolute guarantee to refund
the price to any catarrh sufferer that
lilyomei fails to benefit You do not
risk cent in testing its healing powers,
What offer could be more fail TO you
than this, whore Leading druggist takes
all the risk Of Hyomei giving satisiac.
tion, and leaves you to be the judge.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
SILICA SAND Wanted
Columbia Steel Works Will Re-
ward Discoverer.
WANT sANDFREE FROM OXIDES
large Quantities Of Silica Sand Are Now
Being Shipped From Minnesota and
Portland Manufacturing Concern Would
Stimulate Search on This Coast.

Portland, Ore, Dec. S5-You have
printed articles at different times rela'
tive to the discovery of large bodies OF
silica sand, and the Oregon Development
League desires to present $4,000 to any
reader Of your paper or any citizen oi
Oregon or California. who will find this
sand to fill the requirements demanded
BIZ the Columbia Steel Works OF this
city, who have made this offer through
the League:
We will take one hundred tons each
month of silica sand. 9S per cent pure
silica and free from iron oxides, deliver
Cd at Portland at not to exceed $500
per ton, and We win pay $4,000 in cash
to the discoyeier'
Silica sand is now being shipped to
Portland and other iron and steel manu-
featuring centres Of the Pacific Coast
from Minnesota. 1t has been frequently
reported that large quantities of pure
silica have been discovered, and the com
munity that makes good in this in
stance has greater source of revenue
than gold or copper mines, lumber mills,
or factories of any kind. for when a
dependable quality of silica sand is
found in quantities sufficient to supply
the. demand, all the iron works from the
Gull Of California to Alaska, and from
the Rocky Mountains west, will be
customers. 1t may just as well be given
10 the public now as later that the steel
arust and another combination of multi
milIionaires engaged in the production
of iron and steel are investigating differ
ent points on the Pacific Coast with the
idea OF building another Pittsburgh.
Don't worry about the present freight
rate. The discovery of large quantity
Of silica sand would make low rate
necessary remember that the sand now
comes from Minnesota. This is your
opportunity. Send sample to your
nearest assayer to be sure you have the
goods.
The year 1907 breaks all records in
Portland, and what is true here is an
index in a proportionate degree of every
place between the Rocky Mountains
and the Pacific Ocean, for this great
section is the most prosperous part OF
America, and will continue to be. The
Increase in manufactured products has
been 80 per cent; the sales OF mer-
ehandise are considerably greater than
m 1906. No year has brought so great an
immigration. Postal receipts, exports
and imports, the products from the
farm and dairy, and those from the or
snard, and every other resource by
which prosperity can be pulsed, prove
an unprecedented growth, and if we will
snly shake off this temporary impulse to
hedge, 1908 can be made Etill greater
year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
A DANGEROUS DEADLOCK,

hat sometimes terminates fatally.is the
stoppage of liver and bowel functions,
To quickly end this condition without
disagreeable sensations, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills should always be your rem.
edy. Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory
in every case or money back. at Chas.
Rogers drug store, 25c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
BURNED In STATION.

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec. 30.--Ed-
ward Hutchinson, a Baltimore & Ohio
operator at Welcome, West Virginia, is
believed to have been murdered early
today and his body burned in the sta
zion. No trace of money or tickets
can be found.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31

"My wife thinks she will never find
q better cook than the one we now
have"
"Humph! uh-er--say. what would
you call your wife, u pcssimlst or an
optimist - Cleveland Press.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31
Those Wicked Clubs.

Doctor ito wife whose husband Il III
is not your husband hypochon-
driac? Wife oh, doctor. he doesn't
belong to any society at all.--Meggen.
dorfer Batter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31

Irritation of the throat and hoarseness
little swallows Of Kemp's Balsam. the
best cough cure. Grip patients should
make note of this.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31

II Is better 10 lose all In the search
for good than to be content with the
worst Van Dyke.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-31

Mind Is the partial side OF man. The
heart IL everything. Rivarol.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT

In the Electric Department we found
there was much to be done.
We Immediately began to build up;
repair lines, cut out useless circuits, and in
fact, put the plant in good, first class shape.
All of this takes time but we are pleased to
state that the condition of the plant at
present is first class-we are not yet
satisfied, however; we want to make
this department second to none.
We have, at the east station, Brattleboro
installed two new 800 horse power Stirling
boilers of the latest pattern which we are
pleased to state are all ready to run which
will give us the additional power needed to
keep the lighting up to the standard. AS
fair and square business proposition we
were obliged to install meters and do away
with all fiat rate lighting. We made a new
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

rate which we felt was consistent with the
present volume Of our business and hope
and feel that in the near future business
will be of such volume that we shall be
able to lower the rates very materially In
the Electric as we'll as in the Gas Depart
ment we have tried to adjust all differences
in fair and just manner. As in the Gas
Department the Company thanks you for
your patronage and trusts our future rela-
tons may be as friendly as the past have
been
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE
TWIN STATE GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY
TO THE PUBLIC:

the matter of heats, etc. The Gas Depart
ment thanks you for your very cordial and
enthusiastic patronage and hopes for its
continuance
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
INTRODUCTORY

We beg your indulgence in taking your
time in this souvenir edition of the Brattle-
boro Refor1ner, but feel that we could not
let this opportunity pass to give a brlet
resume of what we have done here up to
this time and a general talk on possibilities.
This Company took on the Brattleboro
plants, Gas, Electric and Street Railway,
September 1st, 1906. We felt that we
had a good field for business and fine
possibilities for future development We
proceeded on these lines, and by meet
ing the customers in a friendly spirit
and making them feel that their interests
and Our interests were mutual. We feel
that we have established feeling of con-
hderce in us and our methods.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
CONCLUSION

To conclude: The policy of til -'mPa-
ny Is a liberal one and we feel thu. rattIe'
boro' interests and our interests dentl
cal and we shall not be benin # any
measures that will rebound to + 'redl''
Proht, or we'll being of our va. town.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19

in making all ofthe necessary repairs fixed
up the road bed, put the cars in fair con
dition and still keep our head above the
water. We have tried to cater to the wishes
OF our patrons, arranging for their comfort
and convenience as far forth as possible
and they have shown us by their liberal
patronage that our efforts were appreciated
We hope in the near future to be able to
extend our lincs-so as to give the people
OF Brattleboro a road that they will be
proud of and one which will be a yurce OF
profit, not only to the COMPANY. but 10
the citizens of Brattleboro as well
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
STREET RAILWAY
DEPARTMENT

This takes us down to the Street Rail
way Department, In that department we
found that only by closest supervision and
economy could we make this paving
proposition for the possibilities were limited
as the road did not cover enough territory
to draw from only local patronage. We
are pleased to state that we have succeeded
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
GAS DEPARTMENT

In the Gas Department, our first
move was to lower the price of gas-which
as you know, was dropped by successive
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
shreau ses CARBOHYDRATES.

SulttW G. !. WIuf6 lJUI.
slaei baran iuterefiirteit Bcrionen miro bier
nit 9in6ridt ertbeilt. onb Der Siabts 5ueelIieur.
mic c5 ourb ben ghibnitt 81 s., glrtifel AS,
men) ~nerln1et miro. bet crfldrenoen Sian itttt
bic ltI1Iagen fir bic Nfu.siipciirung Y,cM'
9ilaiteruna uno Hanoteiubcieeung Der Yriuat.
Nnen 5piifcn Der 5. Npeine uno ct. Wlarg'5
Strafc, njroltdi ppm t000.Slpd Der 3. 4ucnnc,
In hieicm Niireau binterIepf bat.
Nllf bnbot beriiGrten .Bcrfuneii iinb bered1i
tiQt. irlierbnlb so IdQciI, bonn Gatlit oicfer
EoiiS an, i'm gnItirlorer StaotgerIdt oird
ihriftIib cingereidte Yctiiiuu baSceen 5u up.
peIIircr. -
6arrb n. Supper,
9teglttrator ocr Giaot baltimore.
(Mi1rSI Ills, 25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Der Gicl in Der @cltgci6idtc.

Giel Ipielen audi 5llpeilen in bel
Meltgeididtc cine Noue. So ging !
y. Saul, Der Sobn Sis, nm ieines
@otcrs Gielinncn 5rt iud)en, u1o fon>
Gin &onigreid). 9oS lit o~lleroingS
'd)on reht loll1c Der. 9lber lpcnl
man elmer 0epcl6c ans Yllerto Cor
te5 III 0onouro@ @laubcn idcnfcl
bari Damn lit cine Der Soupturla6cl
ocs iebigen &riegcS. 5niI6en Sonou
raS uno 9ticorogua Gin @iel. llil(
Siuor mpIltcn Die 9ticoraguoncr olld
cincn Giel ilthcn, INN i6rcn fiilf5ig-
item 0cltcrnl berittcn 5lt MAIDEN. ltn>
0o lie i'm inl eigenen Son6e nid)t FIN
Den %fonnten, 10 0ingen tic iiber Ole
@ren5e u10 fon6en IN Dem 0orfe 2o@
Wtonos, Dos in Der Repitblif &onou.
ros liegt, einen gicl, Den Tie fir mir.
Dig bieltcn, eincn General Nicoru.
glla's 5l trogen, unb tic 6ieBen oaS
Moultbier obne piel Se6erleiens nit
0cbcn, obne icinen @igcntbiimer oo.
iiir 81 cntih6oigen. 9oS nobmen
bic gltten 2eltte in SonOurnS trltmm.
Gs fam 5t 0iplomotiiden 9ltScindns
%Oerietungen, Soften mltroen gcmedJ.
ielt luegell Der Gntfiibrlung 0eS Gang
obrcS, ulo oa altd) nod einige an0erc
0iffcrcn5cn 81 bcglciden lporen, 10
ipltr0en Die 9e3icbungel, 5lpildcn Sen
bci0clt H%cpublitcn i6licBli6 10 &c,
Iponnt, bob cS 5um 9rud uno sum
Gricge FAM. Die Seere ipilroen mo.
BIZ gemnd)t. TrGIiocnt Hooiepelt ulo
Erdii0cnt 9io5 %pcriud)tcn, Die fudls
tigen 8egncr bon tbrem mornermor-
benocn ariegc ob5ltbolten. IQeroingS
pcrgcbcnS. Slud Der Big Std" Der
luotc. llno 10 lcicn mir bcnn Gag
fir Gag bon nS6lndtcn," abcr ct,
mas 8cnoilcS it's nid)t. 9olo mia
bic cine, baum bic onOerc Gcpublit
cincn groBen Sicg crfodten bobcn,
0o3u fommt MN nod bic obligote
@c0cnrcpolution in SonOuroS. llno
ser ariegsminiitcr bicier Tcpu6lif,
General 0orbona bcibt Scr Sclo, bot
in elmer %breit6gigeu Sd)lod)t sic re.
uolutionGre Streitmoht geidlogc1
uno eS ioQ IN bent Oreitd9igcn Bin.
0cn piclc Sootc mo &crlpun6cte &c.
0cbcn bobcn uno ctlide ioQcn gcfolls
gen gcllommen morocn lcin. llno
oo8 9GueS ipcgcn cincS WallleIclS,
9obei lit oo3 Gnbc bieicS &riegc3
nod gar nidt ob5uicbcn. Gin t6cilrcr
Gicl obcr nidtSpiirbig lit bic Nos
ton, sic nidt ibr Sites irciloig lett
OH ibrc Gbre. Gin Giel mod)t @elt.
gci6i6te. Gleine llriofen, groBc
@irfumgenl
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S(ns Sem bcmtIdcn Hcidpstagc.

Is ge6t idorf Der i'm nellen Geitt'
id)cn &eidStoge. Sic Ge0ncr Der Der.
id)icocncn Yortcicn habcn nicl oilf
Dem Screen, mnS berllltter mllb, NM
babel miro bic Hcgierung mo Ser
Hcid)Sfan5lcr cbcnip!pcniN 9clholt,
mic oie gc9ncriidcn 8roftioncn, Irt
mcldc Sonort bic He0en geItin1mt
limo, oapol bier cine Stid)probc: Ser
Sp5iolilt Ginger iilbrte aus: @ir CT.
litteu bel Dem Woblfonpf cine Nic.
ocrla9c MIR an Der 3abl Scr Mon.
oote. 2nden). Sm Solfe nbcr ld)llig
iinierc Soec INNER ~tieiere @ur5eln.
(2o6en). llnicrc Srgoniiotioncn &c.
lunnnen nltberorocntlih on Mtit9lie.
bern. fSiir Die 3uflnft bercdtigt bic
ieti9c ollbcre mo inncrc StGrfc I'M.
icrcr Eortci ST bcn bcitcn Soffnungcn
(i6oQcnbcS @clGhtcr redtS, icbr
ridtig bel ben SUPPLEMENTARY J.
Ger T~cid)sfon6lcr ltclltc in NuSiiht,
fiinftig it bcn @oblfompf nod aus
giebigcr eingreifet 81 mollen. Cas-
mub Sebcn, ser Elm frcics @obIred)t
ipiinidt, GltBerit erihrcden. @cnn
unS porgciuorfen miro, mir bctGnpicn
sic Wonord)ie, 10 mode ih oarollf
oiinierfiomL cob in Der GcidSpcriois
flung fem @ort boppll cntbolten lit,
oab bns Teid) cine monnrhiihc
@runbloge bot, Ond)en redtS). GoS
Sob ooer ser Sooel beS T~cidSfoni.
lerS iiber llulere Yartei lito iiberiliii.
fig. Seinen Son inns g~cgcniiber per
bitten mir inns abcr. (ShoQenoca
@cl1hter rcd)tS). Worun reject Der
Tcid)Sfnn5ler INNER bon Dem SrcS0c.
iicr uno nid)t bon Dem Monnbcimcr
Eartcitog, no mniere Gortei ourd) II.
ourd geieltigt erid,ien, Teoncr
fontmt alSconn aili bcn oSollnfcn.
moral" iibcridmiebcnen .grtifcl Scr
n6ronfiurtcr 3citrnig" 81 lpreben.
Sieier Nrtifcl lit beridtiqt urlo mioer.
rlrfcn luorbcn. 2oDoI mare es gciuc,
fen mcnt Der Heidsfon5ler Dies bier
cbcnioQs mitgctbeilt bate. Ger
Heid)sfonSler iolte nid,t intnncr in ci,
ner @ciie gcgen ms nor9eben, Die ie'
Der Mtorol iino Initanospflid)t Sobn
lprid)t. Ter Serbono sur Gerlcum.
bung Der So5iolbemofrotie itno ollie
ilbrigen Eorteien ogitirten nit Sit
gen. Ga ionten bieleE orteien iih bod,
id)1mcn, (Hiiie re6ts: Singer iprid)i
bon iid) idomen! - Sciterfcit). So6
Inns Die %auSlonOiid)e, %nomcntlid Die
iron5oiiihc So5iolcemofrotie, itetS
oils Wltiter ~bineciteut miro. iino mir
Id)on 8epobnt. Gas lit III Srn,frcid)
ebenio III 9e5ug oui ms. Gs lit uI'
mabr, 6aB mir DEM beiitihen Hcid)e
eill iteltes Seua miinifen. Die Solo.
nloIpldne Gcruburo's limo 10 mflor.
oob feinc @orlc etlpnS oaranfi gcben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
ghreou srs stobt.Meaiiraturs.

an III o e, IL. Winr6 1907.
NQen onrat intereiiirten Eerionet miro bier
NIT Na6ritt e%rtDeilt bnb. Der Stabt Snqenienr,
bes baltimore St1ots9pher BON 1908 Compile
nlent!. p~erIan9t lpiro, Den erflarenoen @lan lnb
Die l~lmIa8en fir ole Neu. s,ipeairung, 9,eu.
Yiiaiteruia nno Observation-Disclosures Der 3riuats
Nnes btnter 1500.Slod. Mf .ter.stuennc, nno
Trpnt elmer 2rt binter ssr,i. 15t2-15iS, Mai.
itcr'Hperne, nnb bintcr Mr.. 1921, Wt, &uDal.
Ioenue, in oteient Gilreal binterle9t bat.
ti9t, innerbaI6 80 Guaen, BON S1tlim oieicr
gtottS an. i'm 9nltimorer Stnotgeri6t Surd,
ffrlftlih eingcrei6te 9etiiion bageeen 5u ups
peuirer. t.
Sarrb 3. Sopper,
&eaiitrutor Der ,Gtaot Baltimore.
(Mtiir6t1 is, 81, WpriI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

Ut 4 7 TT 0 c, 7. UtUt0 IVUI,
9men oaran intereiiirten Ierionen piro bicr'
nit yiu6ri1t ertbeilt. odb Der Stabt. Sn9enieur,
pie cs our6 ben @bi6iitt 81 6, glrtifel AZ,
oeS Baltimore Staots9ooeI bon 1898 Compile
bic llmlagcI fit Die Seu,s,ipeniruns, Sen.
gflnfterung NIB 8anoiteinbeieeung ber eriuat.
Niirb Binter 9r. 2O3I. Eit.Saltimorc. strahc,
INTO In Sront non 9srn. 2O3O, 2032 nno 2034,
DiuDcr. Strafc, NIB auf Der settle Uuu 9r. 4,
Goro.6bcitcr.S traRe, in bieiem 8iireau Dinter'
lc9t bat. ~
vile bapon beriibrten YerIpnen iiHo beredbs
itgt, inncrDulb 80 1agen, bonn Satum oteler
Jtoti3 all, i'm 8aItimorer Siaotgeri6t ourh
ihriitIi6 eingcrci6ie 8etition odgegen 6u dps
pcllirell. t,.
SnrrD q. Cooper,
HeaiiiratOr Der Siaot baltimore.
(mirI1 fl 10 OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
ghrean hes Observation-Disclosures.

UNI TT . I Z, IT. 9IUfd TUT.
@fcn oordn interefitrten Yerfpnen miro bier,
nit 9to6 ri6i ertbeiIt. bnt Der Stnot., snaenicnr,
ipie cs ourG ben Mbfdynitt 81 6, srfifeI 4s,
bes baltimore StnbtsGohcr bon 1908 (Supplc,
mentl perlanGt fuiro. ben erfI1reneer RIan rno
bie ~llntIagen fir ole 9iru. Nipeairnns, Ren.
4flaitcrnna uno observation-disclosures Der 1ripat.
Nncp hiutcr 900sSlpd, Tetuinatuu Hpcune, NIB
@rn. 23O1-2303, Splton.Npenne, in oiefem
8iireau binterIeet bot.
gGe Saoon beriibrten gerionen finb bered.
Notis an, I'M saItiinerer stasieeridt bird
fbriitIi1 singereiHte Vetitiou oaseeen gu ap.
pcuircii.
t ~ 6arr0 n. Sooner.
Seaiftrator Der Siuot Baltimore.
(Mdr3it 49, %. NprilD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
ScfanntmadJnugen
gRreou ses etabt.Mcottrotors,

WnItimOrc, 4. W{dr8 1907.
staen ouraH intereiitrten Gerfpnen miro bier
nit yiabri6t ertbeiii, onb Der StaotsS igenleur,
mic cs oul6 Den slbi6nitt 81 e. NriIicl AS.
hes Baltimore SinotsGooer bon 1893 Compile
lncnt) p~erlangt miro, Den erilnrefbcn 4lau Ino
bic llmlnacn fir Die Gcu.Eiuentrnug, 9ieu.
Yilnitcrung nno Observation-Disclosures Ger Hriuat'
when bintcr Vim. 1901 bis 1881, ySeits 8nDcttc'
strnfc, in oiefem 9iireali binterlegt bat.
vile oauuil beriihrtelt gSeriutteil itub bercd)s
iigt, innerbalb 80 3d9en, bonn Sntum oieicr
gioii8 an, tt Qnltinlprer Stabigcribt ourd
p~ellircl.
Sarr1 u. cooper.
Hegiitraiur oer Stnbt Baltimore.
(gRGrIi fl 10 25)
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Whrrau bes Observation-Disclosures.

VnTfIWUTt c, 4. Wflt5 IUUI,
.Iaen baran intereiiirtcn 9erioneil miro bier
nit 9tunri6t ertbciIt, oab Der SiaotsS ngerieitr,
bcs Baltimore Stdots9noer bon 1893 (SippIe.
mcnt) O~erlau8t miro. Den erfl1renoen 8Inn unh
Die umlagen fit bic 9ieu. giucniruug, gieu.
AneD biuter Gru. 423, 425 uub 427, Gurb.
@ilmpr. Strafe, uno Bintcr Urn. 4t2, 414 NIB
4t6, YarriiB.NmeH, in oieien Eiircau bintcr.
lcet bat.
vile buoon beriibrteii 8erionen iiuh beredb.
tigt, inncrb1Ib 80 5dgen, bonn Satiitn oieIer
gtoti8 al, i'm Ydltimorer Stdotgeridt ourdb
fbriitIif eingerci6te Betiticn oaaegen 5u Gps
%peIliren. tfg.
SarrN Il. Spppcr,
GcGiftrntor Der Staot Baltimore.
(0i1r3411.1S. 25)
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sarcan ses Observation-Disclosures.

VQlttm ore, IL. Mar6 1907.
wien odrnn interefiirten Bcrioncn miro bier,
nit Nnd, ri6t ertbciIt. Bob Oct Stnpt,Snaenieur.
oce baltimore StaotsGpocr bon 1908 Compile
lncitl oerlanat ,piro. Den erflircuben Glar NIB
bic l~lrnlngeit Fir Ole Neu.Tipelirnng, 9ser.
9iinifernng uno Haue fteinbcfctnna Der Hrtpat.
Nncn bintcr Trn. sol bic 9t3. Turs.6barfcs.
strafc, nun neben Gr. &. Sit.9ieno.etrnhe nuo
brm stan binter Tr. 6. Et'Rrab.S trnbc, In Die.
fem RiIredu binterIegt bat.
Guc fnpon beriibrien Terforcn Iiuo bercd.
ti0t. inHerpnlh 30 Idaen. bonn Datum oieier
Notis on, i'm 9nIttnorer Gtaoteeridt olrG
ihriftltH cin9ereiete Petiticn hasegen 81 upi
pelirer.
Sarrh y. Sppver,
Ncattiratpr oer Staot baltimore.
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Wa II I OF e, IT: WVdr5 1907.
Wien oardt intereiiirtcr Rerfonen niro bier,
nit Tad rtdbt cribeilt. Dab Der StaotsS ngeuienr
iuie cs omrf ben gbi6nitt 81 Is, glrtifcl As,
oes baltimore Stnots9ooer bon 1908 (SuppIe'
llenn ~uerIatet miro, Den erfl1renocn Flan rno
bic llmIagen fir Die g,cu.siipeairung 9eu.
gilaitcrnna unS 8anbiteinbcIetnng Der Hripat.
Nnep butter 1600sSlud, Mt. Nppaf.Apenuc,. in
oieicm Niireali 6irterle9t bat.
Nile babon beriibrten Berfonen iinb bered)
ttgt. innerbulb 80 Idgen, bonn Sltlm oictcr
ylcti5 an, i'm NaItiTtorer StaotGcrift ourd
inrittlid eingereibte Eetiiion baeegcn 5u ap.
p%eIiren.
Snrr1 4. Cooper,
Heaittralor ocr Stabt baltimore.
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sareau scs stast.Reaiitratprs.

Wo HMM c, 4. Wlur8 1907.
Iueii o1rnr intcrefiirteit Berionen lpirb bier
mic cS blrd ben Ibtdniit 81 Is. grtifeI AZ,
ocS Baltimore StaotsGoocr bon 1898 Compile
lnentl o~er!anet pirb. ben crIIdrenheu 3Inn iino
bic umInGen fiir bic 9ien. giueltrnns, Wen.
Yflaitcruna NIB Notwithstanding Der Eripnt.
Mncn bintrr 9rn. 235t-233f BID 233g, Srnto.
@in.Nucmuc, ino garn. 2I4G-2i50 bis 245S,
WeGunob'S traRc, in oieiem 9iirenu bintcrIe0t
tat.
Gne enbon bcriibrtcit 9erfoneR fino bercd.
tlat. tnlcrbnlb so Sagcn. bonn Sntum biefer
stoti5 an. i'm NaItiuorer Stdot0eri6t ourd,
ihrifiliG eil8erethte Hciition bagegeit Su np'
pelircit.
Sarrp q. Cooper,
8e9iiirator oer Siaot @aItirtore.
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Nfreau brs etabt.Meaiitratnrs.

WuIfIW o e, 4. WInt8 IHUI,
9Men onran iutereiitrien Ferionet miro bier
init yiumridt ertbeilt, oaB Der Staots SIlgeriellr,
iuie IS our6 ben Yhihnitt 81 Is, IrtlieI As,
meilt) perlanat iptro, ben erfIdrenoei 9lan uno
bic llmlngeu fir Die Ren.Y'iue1irniig, gicu.
Yilaiteruua NIB Nanoitcinbeietung Der eriuai-
Niicb btntcr 8ri. 704, FOG uno 10S, @eft'
9iurtB.9lpcnne, NIB aui Der Seiie ppn Yr. 1900,
9sarf'gipennc, in oiefem 8iireau binterlegt bat.
gae oauon beriibrten B~erionen iino bered)'
tigt, inner6alb 80 Iagen, BON Satuln oiefcr
9toti5 an, I'M 8aItiniorer Staot9eridt onrd)
ftriftli1 cinaerei1te Eetition oaeegel 5u aps
peIlircn.
parrp g.. Suoper,
Gegiiirnior Der Staoi Baltimore.
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