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New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

den, l begins to remember things. You know, it
was Swiftly that CorneIa Ann used get pose for
her when she had the top floor back in building.
She made embossed clay picture of him that Joe
used 70 gaze by the hour. And once he showed
me her photo that she'd given him. Then there
was the special invite hcd been tellin' me about.
Not bcin used TO gettin' such things, he'd mistook
that card to her tudio openin as a sort of private
billy ducks and hed built up dream about him and
her havin' hand holdin' session all 70 themselves.
Great CATS thinks l. Can it be CorneEa Ann
he's gone on"
Well, all YOU had to do to get the answer was to
watch Swiftly follow her around with his eyes.
You'd thought, tindin' himself in a bunch of top
notchers like that, and rigged out the way he was,
hed been feelin like green strawbry in the bottom
of the basket. But nothn of that kind had leaked
through his thick skull. Corne there. and ne
was there dressed aCCordin' to his designs and
he Contcntcd and happy a turtle a log,
beevin' the rest of us had only butted in.
| was feclIn' all cut up his break, and tryin
to guess how Coruca was Standin It, when she
floats up to me and says:
Wasn't it sweet Of Mr. Gallagher to come:
Have YOU seen him.
Seen him!' says l. You don't notice any
bandage over my eyes, do YOU Notice the get up.
Why, he looks like a section of billboard"
"Oh, don't mind his clothes bit, says she. Il
think he's real picturesque. Besides, haven't tor
gotten that he used to pose for when hiring
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

'HE Confederacy, during the late Civil War,
i maintained a commission in Europe for the
chet purpose of securing foreign intervention
IN us behalf These representatives included William
T. T. 4ancey OF Alabama, Pierre A. Rost and John
Shden OF louisiana, A. Dudley Mann and lanes M
Mason OF Virginia and L. @ c. Lamar of Mississippi
fancey and Mason passed much of their time at the
fourt OF St; ames' Slidel at Paris Rost at Madrid
Lamar at St Petersburg and Mann at Brussels
though each made visits to other capitals ~
BY far the most hattering reception and biobes+
ae8ree OF encouragement were accorded bv the
vatican, as represented by the Cardinal Secretary
OF state, Anonel, who doubtless was sincere in his
regard Tor Jefferson Davis and his admiration for
Southern valor, as far the cleverest and least
scrupulouS statesman OF his time could be sincere
IN anything. Never between Leo XIII and The
Sicllan Rampolla existed the tender tie that for
more than thirty years united Plus TX and Giacomo
AntonelI, the wood cutters son. From the une dav
IN IS47, when Antonelli was made Cardinal Deacon
began the confidential relations that ended onIv
with the death of the pontf Antonelli had control
OF the entire administration, and doubtless il was
at his suggestion that the Pope in 1902 addressed
an open letter to the Archbshops of New York and
New Orleans, urging them and their clergy to use all
possible efforts toward the restoration OF peaCe
DAVIS deemed 1t proper tC convey to His Holiness
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

tederacy and his cabinet. Mann, however, accePe1
1T as positive recognition of the Confederate UGV
ernment, and Immediately despatched c7nSratu1Is
tionS to Judah p. Benjamin, Secretary of state II II
transmitting the document to President DAVIS, Ie
wrote: This letter Will grace the archives OF tns
executive office in all coming time II VIII i've pS
forever in story, the production of the FIRST Poe
tate who formally recognized your official poSlton'
and accorded to one of the diplomatic repTeSehI@
tives of the Confederate States an audience m an
established court palace, like that of St James "a
the TuilerieS."
Davis left official statement as to his inter
pretaton of the letter. Benjamin. however, N M :
communication to Mann maintained that as retOss
milton of the Confederate States the letter was -
little value, being nferential recognition, u
connected with political action the regular eS'AJ
hshnent of diplomatic relations, and that MS az. -.
dress TO Davis President of the ConIelel-V0
States was simply formula of courtesy 70 his COT
respondent, and not political acknowledgment %
the fact. In her biography of Jefferson DAVIS wv
volumes of nearly eight hundred pages eacnl t Mts
Davis published the letter of Plus IN, well as te
one to which 1t was reply During the lInPIlsou1
ment OF Davis, he received from the Pope sSneJi
photograph of His Holiness bearing the scrp' @
injunction, Come unto Me, ali We who are weary
and heavy laden, and Will give you rest
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
10

he's worked his courage up. Now het takes the plunge
"Why" says Sadie, that is Miss Beter's number
She don't live on all five floors, does shc?"
says |.
mo; but it's odd just the same says She
thought SO myself; SO gives EN- the whole story
of how | come to know about what he up to.
By that time climbin the stairs, and as soon
finds the right door forgets all about Swiftly
in sim up Cornea Ann.
Say, what difference a little OF the right kind of
dry goods will make in a grill won't it, The last
saw of Cornie She wearin' skirt that saggcd in
the back a punl,y lid that might have come of the
top OF ash can, and shoes that had over at
the heel.
But prosperity had sure blown her way, and
she'd bought wardrobe to suit the times. Not
that she'd gone and loaded herself down like She
a window display. 1t just cucumber
green sort of cheese cloth that foated around her.
and there want frIll on it except some silvcry
braid where the square hole had been chopped out
to let her head and part of her shoulders through
But at that 1t didn't need any Paris tag
And say, I'd always had idea that Cornelia
Ann rated about third row back. Seein' the
way She showed up there, though, with all that Gin
namon colored hair of hers piled on top of her head
and her big eyes gstenn | had to revise the frame
up 1t didn't take me long to find out that she'd
shook the shrinkin' violet game too. She steps up
and gives the glad hand and the gurglv Jolly lust
aS if she d been dom it
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

a soap ad. on the back cover Of a magazine
, There was plenty of shady places in the room
that he might have picked, but he has hunted out
the bright spot. He's sittin' on of these funny
cross legged Roman stools with his toes turned in
ana them grdron pants pulled up to show about
nVe inches OF MacGregor plaid socks And he has
satshed look on his face that | couldn't account
for way.
Course thinks right off that he's broke into the
wrong ranch and is waitn for some one to come
ana SHOW hlrn the way out. And then all of a sud
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

coaster, when along comes a that has -'-aetnln
familiar in 1t. Here's Swiftly, wearin his -ss oand
suit, cigar StiCln' out of one corner " mouth
and an around fluffy haired Flos- E.rl tha'
was chewin' gum and wearin a fruit -.sSet hat
They lookn happy
Say, Swiftly" l sings out, don't Il r-lt aoou'
Cornie"
''Ahr, chee!" says he, and off they goe~ ioVn the
chute for another ten-cent ride.
But say, I'm glad all them South Brooklyn AT
clothes amt goin' to be wasted.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

models meant going without meals. l wish you
would see that he doesn't get lonesome before have
a chance to speak to him again"
- He don't look like he needed any chirkin' up
says |; but III go give him the howdy
So | trots to the yellow shade and ranges
myself UP in front of him You nights well
own up. Swiftly, says l. 81 Is Cornie the One?"
"Uh-huh,' says he
Told her about it YETI" says l.
Abr, chee!" says he. Give guy a chance"
Sure, says l. But go slow, Joey, go slow"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

g. - HiAN - ',NA4 NA'AAA -
all her life.
1t wa mt any cheap
hangout that Cornie has
tackled her name plate
on, either. There was cX-
pensive rugs on the floor,
and brass lamps hangin'
from the ceilin', and
pieces Of tin armor hung
around on the walls.
with nary a sign of an
oil stove or a foldin' bed.
A lot of folks was al
ready on the ground.
They was sWellS too, and
they was floatin' around
So thick that it was too
OF three minutes before
| gets Il view OF what was
sittin' under the big yell
low silk lamp shade in
the corner. Say, who do
you guess? Swiftly Joel
Honest, for a minute |
thought | must be havin'
a nerve Spasm and seem
things that want so.
But 1t was him, all
sight; big as life, and
lookln as prominent as
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

COrnelIa.
Well say. d.t- NOW
whether I'd -. word
that night tn. witty
had jumpedotf -idge,
or had gone b.. 20 The
fuSil oil. He ..- do
either one. tho- but
when he shows -. III the
studio next U.-u he
was WearIn his ole
clothes, and h5sl..e looks
like he was fore IN OF 2
lemon grove.
"Ah. braceup ~HIfty,
SAYS |. There hers.
He Just shake S head
and signs. and Is OF
into a corner - If he
wanted TO die Sow and
lingerin'
Then Saturi after
noon, when It of 50
warm and We u,.cS the
noon shut down -a1nk
III+aIe a lItt'. down
~ Conev a~- .ar the
frankfurterS u.-> L was
watchin' 'ew .0-d the
BOYS andgirls -."a roller
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Hc@pcb COM M ittirt. 49, Hi.
d)nro Hc9peb, 81 Sabre alt. Der
@riilocr bon 9icSpcb Gitu mo Moic'
mooo.Yorf, murbc gcitcrn bon Hid):cr
Grammar nlltcr $1,000 @iir0idnlt an
lcd)a Acknowledgement lpeNcn Grlon.
gems ppn Wclocrn inter iolidcn Gor,
lplc9cllmgen Gem @criftSpcrfohrcu
ilbcrpielcn. Eoitpr >Sobn Noie BON
Nr. 2O06, NItsTrott.S troBc, meld)cnl
baa Sano 1cborcn Ioll. iueld)cS HeSpclj
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Terbor crIdeincn, 0a or al cillcnl
Ncr6lci0cn crtronft lit. bod 6ebauptei
HcapcB, bon inn Gin miinblifes Ser
taltiarcht olti boS 2onb crlon9t u
bobcn. Scrr NeSpcB iagtc nod) tcrn
Scrbor, bel Dem CT fcihc GrtlGrune
obgab, Dob CT Srn, Hoie perlprpd)en
babe. ibnt nod Gem &erfaui ocs Cant
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luoGridcinlih oo& 2ehenSlid)t olsge.
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Shutters Grammar lpor acltcrn bci'nl
Gerbor nit 2cllicn iiberiiillt, oic porl
TeSpcb Cots 81 s. uno $40 gcfauii
oocr I~n5oblungcn grntad,t baticlt,
bod 800 Der Hid)tcr llilr icd)S Sllt.
id,uloi0uiacn IN 9ctrad,t mo per.
lpics bic iibrigen Hcin9ciaIlcneit al,
Sen Stootsanpalt.
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ciii5iener staub Der Clubs:

N q ~ ScNt d. | Il II b. Nit
Dem Norbo. 2lopb = Compiler Gorn1.
'toot," Gopt. $. Woper, fobren hcntc
Nadnlttoa "A anjiiten . Tniiogicrr
nno cine Nn5abl I'M 3piifcnocd
nod Bremen nb. Inter Sen Critic.
rem Iino lolgenoe ans Baltimore.
he5. @olbington 9. g.: Srou M0nc$
Irnplo, Sri. IeneS u. 9udbols, 30
ter Er. &cnrp Berg, Sri, aotborinr
DC goer, 6rolI Worp &. Gidinion.
sri. NJ. St. Gidinior. SRI. Moclbein
GpaIo, Sri, 6lorence b. 6repbobI, SrI.
Static 3oa, @r. Ghus. 8iintber rno
Satin. 6rl, TGoebe Solmes, Sr. g.
adlmon. SRI. Morn &. aeQer, SRI.
Wt. Ngnes Seale, Trl. Nonuie &. Sea.
L, Sr. Wnl. Silriien Sr. Is. 2clic.
Sr. Anton Gutter, Gran Dora Gutter.
6rnii y. &. Eros, Sri. 9oiiie Sicf).
Ter. 5rl. Hoie Siebler, Irou Yonlinc
Sicmcrs, Irl. Hita Sicmcrs. Sralt
ytorg. Sidling, 5rl. Gao SidlinN,
Sri. Scannette Sidel. 5rau aotbori
ne Straitff, Sr. Soiepb SdiibIer, Sr.
Sonles Srageiier itno Srau $. @iid.
Gle SabresidIuB +
Der Mount DC Gales Mcoocmp"
ipelfcr aorbinoI Gibbons beilpobi.
te. fano geitern Notnlittas itaii. Gle
Eaiher, ipelfc grabuirtcn lparer:
Jrls. Wargaret Shroen s. Gillian
Cullen, emilie Ranuuns ssalia p.gber.
iteilL Imp 8alette, MabeIine Cor
bett, Sanet Neamore unb Torotbp
Smitb.
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Hener Beirut icin Sob.


Gbos. Shroter bon Scr ). StroBc,
Sigblanotopn. miro in Spar.
roms.Eoint BON elmer 9ofomotluc
getroffcn lunb getooiet.--@or gum
eriten Mol olS 8rernier tbGtig. -
- Nnocre llnfGae.
Gincn idredli6cn 500 crlitt &c.
tern Worgen in Sporrotus Yoint ser
31-i1briae Charles Sd)rooer bon ser
5. StraBe, nube GaIterns2ue, Sigh
lonbtomn. Gr trot Morgens gum er.
item Dial icinc Stcae ais 9renlier IN
SicnItcn ser Marplauo Steel @orfS
o1. @ie I%ltgen5eltgen Dem Safer bc3
l(ngliidlid)eL Dem betannten G1fer'
meilter Souis u. &. Sd)rober bon 9tr.
800, Gaitern.apcnle, Stgbloltotolpn,
beriftetcn, iprang CT BON ser Soto
motioe, I'M, mie angcuommcn miro,
cine Wei6e ridtig 5u i%tellen, ltrall.
d)elte, fam Dor oen Sender ulo lplrOe
80 SUB melt geidleift. gr ultrbe foot
ollfgeboben, oqe 9no6en i'm 2eibc
iparen linn gebrofcn, ltnb nod Der
Eoli5ciltotion in Sparrotps. Eoint &c.
brud)t, bon lpo aus Die 2eife gcocn
Nben0 nof Der Wobnltng bcs Gaters
ilberfiibrt lpuroe. Ser &%erilngliidte
orbeitetc bis Dor ipcnigen 5ngen in
Stemart'S @6isfep.3 fertilization in
Sigblonotoiun ino bintcrl1Bt feline
@ittpc, Srou glnno Gmilie Shrober.
gcb. Wolfus, icinc Gltcrn, 6rn. 2oliS
u. &. Sd)rober mo Srou Nnuo Ga
tbcriuc, 9cborcnc Srogcr, Bcioe a..
borc1c Gclltihe, 3tuci @riiocr, Die S&.
George Mortin uno 2ouiS u. 6.
Shrooer, brci ShpeItern, t5rau Mn
ME Morie 9alternfeino, tSrau Worie
Sollte mo Srau 6rances 5. &llbn.
Gie Srallrer lrno @eltiir5ung in Scr
Samilie lit ielbreoeno iebr groB.
2tcf nod gut al.
Gin Dor Gin @efGbrt oes Srn. 4.
Soumeiiter bon Nr. 100. Siib.gono.
StraBe, 9eiponntes Efero Iheute &C.
tern abeno gegen 199 llbr an Der
ode bon Sharp. unb Sec Strobe un6
bran1ltc bllrd). Nm scr ndditcn Strn.
bencdc muroc Oos @cfdbrt lrnleerpor-
len lluO total 5eritort. Iie SniuiienL
Nm. :. Cooper bon 9tr, 1919, Stilesz
StraBe, mo Eoul Tosfe bon Nr.
100, Siio.9ono.S troBc, muroen 5lpar
olf bic StroBe geibleuoert, fomen
obcr u1ueNctt onpor. Sos Efero
uuroc bon Dem gieger &m. Souic
o~ngebulten.
StitrSte POM Tddl.
Sm Ct. SoIepbs' Soipitul beiinoet
lid Der ~l0.iabrige 9loam @os5cpsfi.
Der bei'm Irbeiten n,tf einem Tad)e
in Siio- Baltimore bon oemielben fiel,
iid Gin 9ein Brad u,O uroere Ser.
lesungen 5il5og.
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Sine 1yran ST biel.

Dean &. Sadion uno 9oltis Snller$
Der 9igomie beihulbigt. - Sod.
ion lit bereits Dem @erittspcr.
fabren iiberipieien porben, mGA.
reno Sollers aus Yortsmoutb.
So, nod bier gcbrobt ipllroe.
Gean &. Sddion, % Sabre aft,
alias Sreb. u. @orfielo aus @aibina.
ton, :. s., Elm SciSer Ger .Eennipl'
panic @obn," pnrbc geitcrn BON
Hihter Grammar in Der mittlcren go
li5eiitotion inter $500 9iirgihoit
lucaen onaebliher 9igamie Dem @es
rid)tspcrfabrcn iibcrmicien. Sodiun
muroc in ct. SoliiS, Wp.. acborcn
lrl0 trnt i'm Nltcr BON IS Sobrcn III
Die Nrnlcc. Gr lag in Sort Mpcr III
@ortilon mo bciruibete an 81. Ipril
1903. ais CT 10 Sabre oft mar, Maz
mic Shrcpes IN @oibinaton, weld)c
icbt IN Nr. II, &irgin!n.guc., moDnt.
aur5 mad Iblallf iciner Wilitorlouf-
bdbn beiratbcte CT am y. Nuguit
1906 Sri. Gbno GponS bon Yer. 1912,
Sorforo. gpenue. @ennu cincn Monut
mo cincn Gag lpatcr erid)icn ,Srall
Nr. 1 in Ieiner biciigcn Wobnn,g uno
nabm Sudion nit iid) fort. Srnll
Nr. . lab ibren Wann crit Dor cinigcll
@ohcn in Baltimore lpiebcr, ais or
l6r etlpos 8clb fir iid) mo ibr III.
Siuliden gcborcncS &ino gab. Sic
bortc abcr audi oaB or cine ulibcre
8rau III @aibiugtoa babe, lutO er'
lan9te eilicn Sertafisbefebl. Sodion
iporo Gienltog N6eno III @oibington
perbaftet unb fplete oem bon bier &c.
ianoten Ieteftip Gollgblin oGne Nus
lieferlngspopiere. sliid) Ole sSrnu in
Woibingtpn bat Gin ainb.
% 0 d Gin ofgcbItd) or 9igu-
mi Il.
Suuis Saucrs, alias 2oilis Spm.
mers, alias 3enrp %2ipingiton, ipiirbc
geltcrn Gbclb bon Tcteftip Iable
aus Yortsinoiith 3d., had bier &C.
brad)t, poielbit berielbe an Santitag
altf @eranlaiilng oes Marihalls
Iarnail perbaftet lpnrbe. Sauers
ioIl am 81. Wtars 1903 SRI. Miienie
Sobnion iirl0 ont 20. Sanlar 1907
SRI. Isabelle 2iuingiton aebeiratbct
bnber, obrc bon Der Gritercn geId)ie.
ben sli iein. Die 2estere beiuhte
ibn lit Der n,ittleren VoIi5eiitotion II.
miro belte Salers Dor Hifter
Granhan ein @erbot 81 beitcben ba.
ben,
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Spnncuauf. nnb ltntergaug.
SaS @ettcr.

Sir Warplono unb Ocn Giitrift
Columbia bclltc flar lllo mGrmer,
nmipringcnrc, iiiolid mcrocnoe
@in6e.
8cItcrn mar Die 6od)itc Temperature
56 @rob nm W%ittcrnod)t uno Die
nieorigitc 81 @roo I'M s llbr DIOR.
gems.
Sn ben iibrigcn 9unoes . @cttcr.
l%tationcn pllrbcn 0eItcrlt Die irI0en.
ocn bodlitCn Scrnpcroturcn pcr5eid,-
net:
Gaitport 60, EortInno ca, Bottom
GO, Nl6om 20. Nem. yorf 81, N6i,
lobclpbio GO, SltIontic.Gi 50, Gopt
WinD %, @ai6ington "a, Norfolf 50,
Charlotte 50. SutteroS 7S, @ilnnil0.
ton sc, GGnrlcItcn Sc, Snuornuh SO.
S%adIonpiQe 80. Supiter 81, &ep.g 9cit
IS. Ntlontu 50, Wontgomerp 80.
HrD.S Orleans so, Yalcitinc 80. @ol.
peIton Sc, CORPUS Gbriiti 81, Wcm.
pbiS Sc, Cincinnati so, Eittaburg 10,
Sspe9o 66, Buffalo Ga, GIepelolto 10,
Cetroit 10, Ilpeno IS. WQrquctte 56.
Green Ban y, Chicago IS, GulutG
as, ct. Saul IS, ct. 2oris 50. &oll-
'os'Gitp IS, Smoba 81, Silron rs.
Sismord SO. @iQiitou 7S, Soore SO,
Selcno a. Salt Cafe a, Icnpcr 81,
Nortb Flatte So, Gobgc 80, Inlorillo
81, Sos angclcS 6S.
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Srn. Eortcr's 0egrGbniB

Srn. Eortcr's @egrGbniB.
- SuS @egrabniB bes oltgeiebencn
oenlofratiidcn GoIitifcrs unb Medts-
oniualtcs @nl. s. Forter mirb bclite
&ormittog in ieinem 8eburtsorte III
Goloro in Gecil . Gountp itattfinoen.
Gin Sraucrgottcsbienit purbe &c.
tern Nobmittoa i'm Soliie jcincS
9rnocrs George s. Tortcr, Ser, 2430,
Noro = GaIpertitrobc, burb Haltor
i. @uro 9enDs, Gcftor Ser ct. Ga
bios protcit. episc. Stride, i,rb go.
Itor &obert g. aerr, Yaitpr Der
NortbnlinItcr Tresbpteriancr : Sir
die, abgebaIten. Tic aftipcn 9abr.
tli6tr1ger iperoen fem: $50. s. Z.
Yorter, u. s. Yorter, Or, 81. g. Gor'
ter, s. Yortcr Sbnffer, s. g. Tpap'
oea rnb Or. Hobcrt W. Salbott, unb
Die Gbrcn :. @abrtud)tr1ger Gidtet
s. 2. SarIan, S&. Somlel s. Carr.
g. 81. Yitt, s. ". Sumter, ,Sannes g.
Gorter, Mn. Z. aubns. $. artbiir
Sturnp, General M,irrap 0anbipcr,
Gapt, @m. 6. gliaion, Sobn %. gl.
boigb, @m. 9. Sliper unb Or. Ser.
bert Snrlan.
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eIon Us big 10 llhr gIbenOs.
SonntGgs non la6 bis 7 ubr NbeHoe.
&roaramM ftr lcute:
3mr Scahtnng.

Ter rTeutide 6urreiponocnt" uiinmt 5u jebcr
5ett Serifte aui iibcr @eriubuuaeu, Scdlieiten,
Gcburtctagr, spIbrre nuo ilbcrne Sof5ritcr,
Geieuihni ito. Nbenoc etc., nit ben Kramer Der
MnlpcieabeH, bic aber oentIif acihrieben iriu
ipntrn. 9tut EcrfUnal. sloti6eu iperoeu acru
aufacnomneu. Sic Giuirnber iolhrr Serifte
milf rn aber ibren Tamcn unicrihreiben uuo
Dor Ancm niht pergcfen, no bic ScftIihtcit
%ftnttiano - etrnhc nno S%aueuummcr.
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Eolitif nnb EoIitifer.

SIpiIl utS lNlltlIuJtll luu
Grefutip , Gomite'S belltc I'M
&otel Henncrt. = @ir0 Srt un0
Belt fir Die Staat5 3 Contention
beItimmen. - Ncgcr fir StnOt
rotba ; Ganoioatcn in annapolis.
In6 rcpubllfunilde StnatS = Gre
flltio . Gomite miro hcllte I'M Sptcl
Mcnnert cine SiBlun9 bnlten uno be-
ltilunen mann lln0 no 0ic replblis
tnniidc Staat3 = Gonuentlon CUR
Nominirtng bon GnnoiOaten iilr
Wolpcrncllr, GontroIcur, @enerols
Anmolt mo NIftllnr bes StaatSs2lp.
pcllQtiolla . @cridteS ltuttiin0en ioQ.
Baltimore miro notiirlid ser Ylab
iein, mo CO miro crlunrtet, 0aB Die
Convention uuf cinen Gag III Ser
}~lpciten NltguItiuod)e ielt9clebt lper.
Den miro, luenige Gage no6 Der DC.
mofrotiid)en Contention, ipelte an
S. Nlrguit it%attiinoen miro. @ie sic
0cnlotrntcL meroen Ole Heptblifu.
Her oltf Elm Sinner f Gomlite ernell.
nclL ooa bie unofii5ielle ErimGr.
mabl IN ser Staot leiten ioQ, un0
'Sr. Wcbb Gbomua, oos Republican,.
Idle Oiitglieo Ser Stoots 3 @abloui.
lidt9 e 9cboroe fir Baltimore, ipirh
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WitNlieoer bcS rcplblifoniid)cn
StnatS E Grefutip = Gomite's lungten
0eItern NofmIittog unb GbenO bier
oil. 9oS 6omitc beitebt aus einen1
Observation-Disclosures ans icoent County
mo bier bon Der Staot Baltimore
p Wtitg!leoern I'M @an5en. Sr. Sbos
mas Torrun bon Golpert.Gountp lit
Der &oriiber beS Gomite'S araft lei.
ICES Nnltes ais Goriiber ocs Staats.
Gentrnl.Gomite'a.
@ic 0ic Gcmofrntcn, 10 toppen olit6
bic Nepublitaner nod I'M 0unfeln
llad) clilcnl @olluerneltra = Candida
ten. Nm bGufiglten ols gllte6 Sou.
pcrtcurs . Muteriol genonnt iperoen
Sr. George u. @oitber bon 9olti-
more, @r. 5. @irt Honboll bon 9(nt
nopolis uno Sr. Ebillips Sec COLDS.
borough bon 9ord)citcr.G ouutp.
u ominirencincnN cger.
Gic Ncpublifoner bon annapolis
bobcn Dos iolgenbc Stoot.Sidet o,lf,
gcitcllt:
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Sir StaotSonmolt - 0oniel 81.
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BON Sr,, III Der /. @oro; SomeS 9,
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Der =. @oro; Seize @ilion mo 5. 81,
bert N0ams in Der 3. @or0.
Ionms lit Elm 9teger, Der cine @oit-
luirtbiduit betreibt.
2emofratil6 c g NJ / a.
tionen.
Sn talbot : Gountp bnben Die &c.
mofraten Die folaenoen Nonlinatio.
l,cn gcmnht;
Sir Staatsanipalt - 5. Sarrp
.Gopington.
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Sir ooa llnterbolS Der 2egislatur
5. e. Wtoorc, 5. &. Mortincr mo
y. ). Gadlon.
6iir Woiienridter - Mm. Wpera.
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Sir 8cometcr - Sobn Craig.
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