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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05
.SIXTIETH CONGRESS
ORGANIZED MONDAY
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon Re-EleC'ed
Speaker Of House Of Representatives.
The SESSION WAS VERY BRIEF
More Of a Social Functiou Than
Gathering for the Transaction OF
important Business " lillian Jeu-
nings Bryan Present Accorded
Reception.

WASHINGTON, Dee 2. Double-gavel-
CO aatonations sounded promptly on
the stroke Of Y today at the WIDENING
Cd Capitol pile on the hill, and the
SiXueth Congress flashed into existence.
In the Senate Vice President Fairbanks,
with customary lacl, Of violence, tapped
the sounding board, while in the House
Clerk Mcdowell awoke the echoes with
half dozen crashing, all-compelling
slams. Then bit of quiet, prayers by
the chaplains, and a resumption in both
chambers Of the hum of the temporarily
discontinued conversation of the chosen
reunited.
in both Senate and House the gal
lerics, private and public, were crowded
to the doors, and outside in the corridors
long lines Of the patient, but improvi-
dent, stood ticketless, awaiting the exit
Of the hopelessly bored Lots Of folks
who mad carefully saved blank Senate
and House gallery tickets from last
year " CuI4LllliSl ~ III JIcill III IOl tLlo
grand opening day were destined to be
disappointed, as only special bits Of
pasteboarl were honored by the door
keepers. And quite while before the
fruitful noon momen. for which the
birth of new Congress was scheduled
the special-ticket. holders femininity in
gowns from Paris, France, and Paris,
H., jewels of price and the lettering
lowered hats of present fashion, mere
males in the inevitable frock coats and
shiny hats-were holding down all the
seats TERED above history making
chambers.
In both Senate and House details 81
organization were first considered. In
the upper branch of the National legis-
lature, which is continuing body, no
formal organization was necessary, and
after the swearing in Of the new mem,
bers and some other routine business
officia notice was given Of the deaths
Of Senat n Morgan and Pettus, and adj
journment out Of respect was had until
tomorrow. Senators owen and Gore oil
Oklahoma were not sworn in, the Senate
declining to recognize their gubernator.
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ial appointments and condemnlng them
to wait for their togas until the legisla-
ture Of the new state shall appoint them
in due form.
In the House all members were sworn
in. Speaker Cannon and other House
officers already caucus-cnosen, were for
mally elected and the regular new-Con-
gress drawing for seats was held The
Presidents message viii be read in both
houses tomorrow.
The Senate convened promptly at y
noon. After Vice President Fairbanks
sounded the gavel the proceedings were
opened with prayer by the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, Chaplain Of the Senate.
Senator La Toilette was the first SEN
ator to be recognized, and'presented the
credentials of Senator Isaac Stephenson
of Wisconsin.
The Vice President ordered that the
roll Of senators-elect be called alphabet
ically, and they were sworn in by fours,
being escorted to the desk by their col
leagues.
All Of the senators-elect We're present
in the chamber except Senator Bank
head Of Alabama, who is detained at his
home by illness.
Under the form observed by the Sen
ate neither Senator Bankhead nor Sena-
tor Johnson can be sworn in until the
deaths of Senators Morgan and Pettus
have been announced, and as the Senate
adjourned in their honor neither Of their
successors was admitted
Messrs. Robert L. Owen and 7. p.
Gore of Oklahoma, not having been
elected to the Senate by their legisla-
ture, We're not received by the Senate
and their credentials will not be accept
ed until after their formal election on
the 10th instant
The Vice President ordered the call Of
the roll and Senator Lodge questioned
the method Of procedure, saying his idea
was that the roll should have been call
ed before the swearing in new senators,
but the Vice President maintained that
for fourteen years, at the beginning of
a new Congress, the proceeding had
been in accordance with his ruling. The
roll call showed eighty-fve senators
present
Resolutions providing for committee
to inform the President that Congress
had assembled and is ready to receive
any communication he may be pleased
to make we're adopted, and Senator'S
Allison and Teller were designated to
wait upon the President.
Senator Teller offered resolutions of
respect to the memory Of Senators Nor
gan and Pettus of Alabama, and they
were adopted, and the Senate adjourned
at 1881 p. m. until l2o'clock tomorrow.
Today's opening session of the House
was real record breaker. Enthusiasm
was unrestrained, racket unfettered,
there were more spectators in the corri-
doris than in many years, and the num-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

Der Of bills thrown into the hopper was
something near 1900.
Promptly at noon the clerk Of the
House brought down his gavel with a
smash. Chaplain Couden offered up
prayer, and without further prelimi-
naries the roll was called by state dele
cations. After other necessary prelim-
mates the House got down to business
and elected Mr.. Cannon Speaker by POI
to l54, Representative John Sharp vii
Hams receiving the Democratic vote.
A committee, consisting Of Represen
tatives Williams, James of Kentucky
and SulIoway of New Hampshire, was
appointed to bring the Speaker into the
House. Amid thunderous applause. in
which Republicans and Democrats alike
joined, Speaker Cannon was escorted
down the center aisle to his chair.
In brief speech Representative
Williams said the speakership was the
second highest Office in the UuIted
States. He had the honor, he SAID, for
the third time 'of not introducing, but
presenting to the Congress Of the Unit
ed States the Hon. Joseph G. Cannon Of
Illinois as its Speaker.
Then occurred the most interesting
event OF the day and one that demon
strated to the spectators in the galleries
no one around the Capitol needed any
evidence on the subject-just what
Uncle Joe's colleagues think OF him
For when he came in on the floor
escorted by John Sharp Williams. and
assembled the rostrum to his big high
backed chair, the racket that broke
loose made everything else in the way
OF applause a single handicap by com
parison. Ordinary cheers mingled with
the oldtime rebel yell. Democrats and
Republicans hollered until they were
hoarse, pretty nearly every man on the
floor banged his desk lid up and down
like schoolboy with the teacher out of
the room. The demonstration lasted
for five minutes, and was tribute Of
enthusiasm and noise that no one around
here has received IN equal measure for
many long day.
For over an hour today before the
House Of Representatives convened
William Jennings Bryan was the central
figure in the lobby back Of the Speakers
desk. He was given a cordial greeting,
and afterward conferred with Repre-
sentatiyos John Sharp Williams, James
OF Kentucky, Bartlett Of Georgia and
others, although he declared that these
conferences were without significance.
Mr.. Bryan, as an eX-member of the
House was entitled to the privileges of
the floor. He entered the chambeg At
Has O'Clock and WAS given an ovation
by the Democrats and the occupants Of
the galleries.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

0. 5. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LANDLYING NEAR THE TOWN
OF SWANTON, and being the
same land which was conveyed by
C. S Hamill and wife to Truman
L., George O. and Franklin p.
SweItzer by deed bearing date the
Both day OF September, 1902, and
duly recorded in Liber z. z. T.. No.
AZ, folio 329 etc, one Of the Land
Records of said Garrett county,
said land being described as follows:
Beginning for the same at a bound
ed Spanish OAK tree standing at the
end OF 81 perches on the fifth line
Of tract Of land conveyed by
Joseph r. Anderson to Levi SWEET
zer, and running thence North IS
degrees East, Is perChes to a stake
standing in the third line Of the
last mentioned conveyance. and
then with the third, fourth and fifth
lines thereof, with an allowance of
three degrees for variation, North
7St degrees West, 313 perches to
stake, South 60 degrees West, 40
perches to stake with a small pine
tree marked as pointer, South l23
degrees East. eli perches, to the
beginning. Said and is located in
Election District No. l of said Gar
rett county, and will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and in
arrear thereon for the year 1865 as
is charged on the Assessment Books
of said Garrett county in the names
of the said Truman L., George 0.
and Franklin T. Sweitzer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

0. 6. SEVENTY-FOUR AND ONE
QUARTER ACRES OF A TRACT
OF LAND CALLED "SWAN-
TON" being the same land which
was conveyed by C. NJ. Miller and
wife TO Lula Rawlings by deed
dated the 10th day of October, 1902,
and duly recorded in Liber f. Z. T.,
No. AZ, folio 440, etc, one of the
Land Records of said Garrett
county. Said land is located in
Election District No. of said Gar,
rett county and viii be sold to sat
isfY and pay the taxes due and IN
arrear thereon for the year 1905 as
is charged on the Assessment Books
of said Garrett county in the name
of the said Lula Rawlings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

Station Agent II. A. Rasche was in
Cumberland Thursday evening, return
ing to Oakland Friday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

the year 1904 as is charged on the
Assessment Books of said Garrett
county in the name of said Charles
II. Stark.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

Richie, dated the 3ist day Of
august, 1901, which was probated
IN the District Of Columbia and is OF
record IN the office Of the Register
OF Wills for Garrett county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

7. MILITARY LOTS NUMBERS
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
NINETY-SIX, SIXTEEN HUN
DRIED AND NINETY SIX, SEW
ENTEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY
AND FOURTEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE, CONTAIN
ING FOR THE WHOLE TWO
HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR
LESS. Said land is located in Elec-
ton District No. of said Garrett
county and is particularly described
in deed for the same from Joshua
RitChie and others to Louis Richie,
said deed being recorded in Liber Z.
I. T., No 8, folio AIS, etc, one Of
the Land Records Of Garrett
county. Said land will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and
in arrear thereon for the years 1904
and 1905 as is charged on the As
sessment Books of said Garrett
county in the names Of Thomas A.
and William M. Richie, who ac-
quired title thereto as devisees un-
der the last will of the late Louis
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

!. THiRTY-SIX ACRES OF A
TRACT OF LAND CALLED
LATENT WORTH, " it being
portion Of the same land which was
conveyed by deed from Joseph An
der3on and others to Charles H.
stark bearing date the 4th day of
February, 1891. and duly recorded
in Liber L. Z. T., No. l6, folio 545,
one Of the Land Records Of said
Garrett county The original con-
Yeyance was for rs acres but 40
acres Of the tract was conveyed by
deed dated April Goth, 1896, to Ra-
chael Cline, said deed being record
ed in Liber f. Z. T., No. 80, folio
$50, etc, one Of the Land Records
Of Garrett comfy. Said residue
will be sold to satisfy and pay the
taxes due and in arrear thereon for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

TERMS OF SALE-oash on day of
sale The right Of redemption extends
to six calendar month. from day of sale
by paying to the Purchaser the amount
OF the purchase money with interest
thereon at the rate Of twenty per cent.
per annum and all costs. Corveyancing
at cost of purchaser.
E. 4 #EIMER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05

SO. 2. ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
MORE OR LESS, OF A TRACT
OF LAND CALLED SWANTON,
and being the same land which was
conveyed by Edward s. Gilpin and
wife to Edward Pritts by deed dat
ed May 24th, 1899, and duly record
cd in Liber (. Z. T., No. SO, folio
362, one Of the Land Records of said
Garrett county. Said land is locat-
in Election District No. | of said
Garrett county, and will be sold to
satisfy and pay the taxes due and in
arrear thereon for the year 1905 as
is charged on the assessment books
of said Garrett county in the name
Of the said Edward Pitts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-12-05
E. 4 WIENER.

Late Treasurer OF Garrett County.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15

Die SrleonSitraBe BEN Si>
ME. SIM 81. 9e5ember riftete Der
uGeuti6e Correspondent" an General
@eIdGftsfiibrer @rn. u. Soltie BON
Ser uStraBeltbobn . 8eieli6aft" oos
@rlu6en, ben WodtbienIt ouf Der Or
leonsitroBen-2inie 5u perbeIiern, nno
trof g~eItern f%olgenoe Intlport elm:
rGeuti6er Correspondent" 9e5ug-
nebnleno ollf SIR @eebrtes bonn 81.
3e5ember, in meldcm sic Den Sor-
lhlag MAIDEN, ooB otf Der Orleans
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nno 2 llbr Morgens iebe balbe Stin'
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mir Sbnen mittbeilenL bob Grronge-
meuts fir einen @nggon inn 1919
llbr Worgells eetroffen lporoen limo,
moourdl lpie mir gIultbell, benz Ser
febr &ednlln9 oetroaen iperoell miro.
SoQte oieIes inbeB nidt Der Bou lellt,
nl6dten mir Sic eriu6en, inns oors
iiber Wittbeilnng 81 mod)er. Snoelll
mir Sbnen unleren perbinoli1Iten
Cant fit Dos Sntereiie iogen, ipeldes
sic in oieier I|ngelegenbeit fir ms
5eioten, perbleibe id, bobobtltngss
poa. @n1. 81. Souie, Beneral'0e-
id)1ftsfiibrer."
SerrGorteIpon mironl6t
fom NJ G II. = Sbcrlt S. Sranf Sup
plee uno Die $50. @iaiam 9. Flatt
uno Benjamin 8. Nlbbaum begaben
Iid an SomItog I'M Guftrag oes ar:
arrangements : Gomite's fir Elm gats
felt, oos an 2inenln's @eburtstag nn-
ter Ben guipi5ien oes oDorng Men's
Gepublican glifb" unb bes nltnion
2eague glllb~in Der @aifenbale bes
4. &egiments a6gebalten miro, nad)
@oibington, I'M Observation-Disclosures
Gortelpou ein5ltlooer, Ste 6eItreoe SIT
bolten. sic erbielten jebo6 einen ab>
IdlGqigen 9ei6eio, oa es Serrn Cor
telpoll luegen Notwithstanding
nidt moeli6 iein miro, an benz gan-
felt tbeil5unebmen.
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gllte Tran lc6ensiibcrOriiIiig.

3ie G4jGbrige Strait 8rolces 8erto'
lila erbdngt 6.-Sdnpermiltblg
in 6olge bes 8erluites ibreS
2ebensgefG6rten Dor 5pei Sabren.
S6re S6meIter fon0 lie,
Illrd Gr6Gngen madlte geItcrn
U1ittug GSrml 6ronceS 9%ertonio, "a
So6re ait, i6rem 2ebeu int 5lpeitell
Stodluerf ibrer @obnung, 9tr. S53,
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So5rcn crfolgten CODE ibreS ManneS
ldiucrmiitbig. Sic mobnte icit icner
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an Ser 6ronflin.S troBe. 9ie beiOelt
ShpeItcrn batten li6 geitcrn Tor-
mittog in Der Slide untcrbalten, ais
lid) 6rou Sertonia plGblth olt i0r
3inmer begub NIT DEM 9emerfelL
hoB tie ni6t noGL iiible. Ginige Vii
nllten ipGter iolgte ibr Srou Soagg,
inn al iragcr, Oh lie niht etruns fir
lie t6lln f0nitte. 9lls Srnu Soo9g oas
3immcr i6rcr Sdme1ter betrat, bot
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6rou 9ertonia bling on einem gtogel,
Der in cirte @onPidranftbi're &C.
idlogen mar. 6rda &oogg lponfte
bolb obnma6tig nad Der &ilde,. I'M
Gin Wteiier 81 bolen, nit Dem tic OaS
iciocne Goi6entud boS 6rau 9ertn-
MIA 3u i6rer gr1bli6en Gbat be1iibt
hottie, obiGnitt. Tim Oieie 3eit mor
lie nod om 2eber, itorb jeood, ebe
ur5tli6e Siilfc CUR Stelle NOR. 6ron
Soogg benodri6tigte Die Goli3ei ocS
peitlidcn GiItriftS, moraui Coroner
=. Wortin nad D~Orgenommener
llntcriu6ung eitcn onf Scl6ltnloro
lauteloen Spocsidein nlSiteQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
2Sa(6in9ton-N 8entnr
-beS+
"0entf6en Gorre(ponoent,'
Ism. &aunemann, 1915 Marion'
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fuerben.
2pfalberidDtc ATS @aibington.

yNtions amenoeretn."
Ter Gnmcnpcrcin Oes n9(rion"
miro beute 2(beno in Der n2(rio1.
Solle" iein Stiftun0sfeit in 9Idn5en-
Ser 8eiie feiern. Die emiigen Do.
men buben Die u%miaiienoIten Gorbe.
|reitungen fir ooS Set aetroifen 1nO
Oie aftiuen Sanger meroen Oos
Sbrige Oo5u %beitrogen, Oie 6eItltllns
0en 81 unpcrgeBliben 81 MAIDEN. Die
geomtinnen oes gercinS limo: 6rah
goGoif, G%r0Iibentin; Irau q.
S6miot, 1. 8ice.ErGiiOentin; 6ratt
Rall, 9. gice58rdIioentin; 5rou
&rulnfe, S1obmciiterin, mo Sri.
Yarline Sober, Sefretdriu.
Sebte tbren 8iIlcn
0ur0.
Sulo 9urfc, cine so Sabre olte
6ralt, pelfe aus 3eutidlano ltam-
men ioQ, 6cging geItern Morgen
SelbItmoro burd) @%innebmen bon
&orboliGllre. 9lm Samltog batte tic
lid 5lt eridieBen periltft, uno Dor
5ebn Sagen mollte tie iid permittellt
2eu6tgaies aus Ser @cIt bringen;
ibr ShooBbuno perenbete, aber Der
9lr3t rettete Tie. Die 5ron Ital1b I'M.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING oes @roBOieb-
Itobls lt1o mar 1tnter $1,000 9iirgs
ldoit in 6reibeit geiebt lporben. Sic
mar Sem OpiumgenuB ergeben llno
babel nod uno nad bettelarm gelpor.
Sen.
Snipcftion Scr SdnIen.
Ser GiItrifts : gbemifer 2pnd) bat
gcItern sic Sripi3irung ser ianitoren
t3uItdnOe in oen @olfsidpnlen begons
men, uno cine umfaiienbe SerbeIie'
rullg Ser Sonirung itebt III ailsIidt.
$4,000 Sdaoen.
Gin 6euer, meldes am SanlItag
Nodmittog in Der nMefuie &eollction
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StraBe e%ntItano, riftete an ser Wfo-
lhinerie einen S6aben BON $4,000
on.
4eucr S6er &abbiner.
Habbiner $. Silperltein BON gel-
fuIt, Srlono, lit gum Sber-Tabbiner
ser brei bieligen o%rtboooren Spnago-
aen erlu1blt moroer. ST lit leit 20
,Sa6ren in gelfalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
BUR Sea6tn1t9

Gic Serren gereins' nno Spgen'
GefrctGre ucrbeu gebctcn, aae Scr'
einsberidJte ober Sdrifttiife, bic fir
ben yGentIdcn GorreiponOenten" be-
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gOrciiren ipldjer Sdriftitiide an
InacItcllte trctcn in beren I6wcIen'
felt Bfters fir beibe Hartcicn nnlieb'
fame Sers1gernugen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-15
Sas critic GDnscrt Der GratOrtcn'8e'
iellidDnft.

Scutc 9(6en0 gicbt Der vSratos
rieu.8erein" in scr n2pric"iein critics
CONCERT oieier Soiion nno brlngt
SGnoel's p%opi1ldriteS Sroterlilnt
.Mtciiius" 3ilr Nuffiibrrng, l(eber Die
aroBen Sdonbeiten Oes @crfcs, Die
froftpoQelL m6ftigen GbGre nnO bic
ih0nen ioliltiiden 8ortien brard1elt
mir nidtS me6r 81 lagen, Denn Der
.aGeilios~ gebort gum eilernen 9e-
itono ocs ySratoricn Sereits." Sr.
9od,e Fat oltf sic ginituoirnng bes
@erfes groBe Sorgfolt permonht,
iein G6or 1T ltorf itnb treffli6 Dis
siplinirt uno bos SoIiItcnsG uartctt:
SRI. 2ouiic GombS, SRI, Grace Wltn'
ion rllto bic $50. Ganiel 9eoloe ltno
Com 9oniel iinb Srotorien-S dnger
bon 2uf. gs iinb olIo oQe 8orbeoin-
gltpgen fir cine glon5poac Iuffitb-
rullg oes 8crfcs acgeben, uno ooS
Bublifum iollte oos iclbitloIe mltIi-
faliide @irfen bcs Gereins burd)
5ablreihen 9eiud bes gon3ertes lob
ten.
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8cincin gorgc6cn.


@riiHoung zines 9%lllsman0erer : Nus
funfts. Bureaus fir ben Siioen IN
Berlin geplant. - 8iele 2anofolz
fer, aber feline 2onoorbeiter fonl-
men no6 Morplono.
Cine 8eipegltng lit i'm @ange, in
Ser oelltidJen Heids6ouptItnOt Gin
Observation-Disclosures s0ureoll fir
Den Siioen an3ulegen. 3te Stoater,
melhe iid mobri6einli6 5ltr Inter
baltung zines iolden Bureaus oerei-
nigen neroenL lino: Worplonb, Siio.
Carolina, @irginien, Georgia nnb
5enneiiee. glQe bieie StootenL nit
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Stodts : Ginmonoerun9s 9eboroen,
uno Der @ouperneur bon SenneIiec
bot ioeben Der 2egislatur ieine3
Stootes cine 9oti6ait 5llgeionOt, Die
Gfotbmenbigfeit Der Grncnnung elmer
Stoots : Gintponberu1gS 9eboroe
betoten0.
Slt ollen bieien Staoten lit Ser
Mongel an s2onoorbeitern grob lno
er miro bon Sobr 81 Sabr fii6lbarer.
81 WarplanO inter Dem ~6eltebenoett
Stoots gi1ipanoer1tngsgeieb Dem
9eiipiel bes Staotes Noro-Gorolino
folgen mo oll6 2onoarbeiter unter
Gontroft importiren fam, lit nod
nidt fe1tgeltellt; eS l6eint aber, als
Oh benz gintponoernngs.9ureou crit
ipe5icG bon ser 2egislatltr Die notbi.
gen Mo1tbefugniiie gegeben meroen
miiiien. 8oltp. @orfielb miinidt, baB
iofort in bieier Siniidt etlpas ges
ldebe, oainit Der Irbeiternotb gum
Sriibiabr a~bgebolfen iperoen fonil.
9ie 9eiiebellng WorDlan0's ollr6
beutid)e uno beutld)-llngarii6e Slfers
bauer idreitet Itetig poripGrts. Serr
Geter Wfiiller, Elm 8el1tid-l tngor, bot
cine Sorm BET 0anioionpiue, Inne
4runoeI-gonntp, gefonft. Ser glt-
gen Bed, elmer ser ocuti6suneariiden
8ioniere in Warplono, lit oanlit be-
ihdftigt, fir cine In5abl aus Nems
Yorf gefommener 9ulgaren in ieiner
9to6boridaft on Hoturent 9tiper in
Slime Nrltnbcl- unb Yrince Georges
County 2Gnbereien 5n f%aitfer.
SER Senrp Gngel6ergcr, Der Sabre
lang 81 8agncr's Yoint, Gurtis-9ap
georbeitet bot, bot in 8icomico.Go
cine groBere 0arm ertuorben.
Ser 5enrp Seintemann bon Sal.
bot.golHltp befinbet iib orf elmer
Heiie burd bos iiiolide Marplanb
Inn Gldbe fir Srernbe aus Nebrasfc
81 iuden.
SER 90ft, Elm Mennonit alls ga
MAZDA, bat in ct. Marp's County 2dn
bereien fir cine An5abl 8laubensge.
nolien gefarft, oeneln es int ferner
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