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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-05

embroidered seamless half nc
hose; Saturday g.----.- ,
Mems soc suspenders of the re-
nowned Smith make every pair
warranted to give satisfaction.
strong. comfortable and du- Z &C
Iaple, speclal...,-. =
Mems soc Otis ba,sriggan
Shirts and Drawers; shirts made
with short or long sleeves; draw
ers with double crotch and 4 &C
susDender tabs; special..-.... -
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Every Man his Own Doctor.

The average man cannot afford to
employ a physician for every slight
ailment or injury that may occur in
his family, nor can he afford to neg
lect them, as so slight an injury as
the scratch of a pin has been known
to cause the loss of limb. Hence
every man must from necessity be his
own doctor for this class of ailments.
Success often depends upon prompt
treatment, which can only be had
when suitable medicines are kept at
hand. Chamberlain's Remedies have
been in the market for many years
and enjoy a good reputation
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel COM
plants.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
Coughs, colds, Group and whOOping
cough.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, an anti
septic liniment for cuts, bruises,
burns. sprains. swellings, lame back
and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, biliousness
, and stomach troubles
Chamberlain Salve for diseases OF
| the skin.
| One bottle of each of these five
! preparations costs but $1.25. For sale
| by all druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
FINE REPORT
OF LASS N
49th Semi-Annual Statement
of Workingmen's Asso-
citation is Issued.

Secretary Thos. c. Watson, of the
Workingmen's Building and Savings
Association, has issued the 49th semi
annual statement of the association,
which makes an excellent showing. In
his Introductory remarks the secre-
tary says:
Il hand you herewith full and de
tailed statements of the transactions
of this association for the past term
of six months, as well as of the condi-
ton of same at present time. The
profits derived from interest on loans,
etc, during the term amounted to
$3,057.45 and the expenses were
S560.00, leaving a net balance of
81, 1915 to be added to the surplus
fund.
The loans made during the past
sum OF $14,S62.60 was paid during
same period for withdrawn or matured
shares.
The total loans now foot up S101,-
10000 and the assets amount to $1O6,-
41544 The undivided surplus is
9,S90.94, and is apportioned among
the various series, a dividend Of 3A
per cent having been declared (equal
to 61A per cent per annum-)
There have been 532 shares sub
scribed in the 50th series, whicfs dates
from June 1st. and which will be kept
open for additional subscriptions I'M
til the end of the month.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
SUIT FOR VALUE
OF so STICKS OF
TIMBER BROUGHT

Suit was brought in the United
States court yesterday by Avery &
Avery, counsel for the Austro-Ameri-
can Lumber Co. against William S.
Keyser & Co., the amount being the
value OF fifty sticks of timber.
1t is the allegation in the bill OF
complaint that the company owns the
steamer Goufrieid Schenker, which
loaded cargo of timber here in 1903
which checked short fifty pieces Cf
timber, and the master was compelled
to pay for same The company now
brings suit for this amount, which is
5o2 francs
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
ESCAPED a
LYNCHING
An italian Who is Charged
With Having Killed
Another italian.
By Associated Press.

Kingston, KY, June 14.-Pacon Mo-
ran, an Italian. who is alleged to
have killed another Italian in a quar-,
rel over a. game of cards, narrowly
escaped lynching by his fellow-coun.
trymen here last night, when rescued
by a constable as they were prepar-
ing to swing him TO tree.
Moran and Louis Soprano were
playing cards in their boarding house
in Milton last night when Moran. ac
cusing Soprano of cheating, is alleged
to have cut Sopranos throat. instant
ly killing him. The other Italian
boarders seized Moran, secured rope
and bound him securely and hoisted
him, prodding him with sticks as he
hung from a limb of a tree. They
were preparing to hang him by the
neck when a constable appeared and
rescued him.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Natures Warning.
Pensacola People Must Recognize and
Heed IL.

Pensacola People Must Recognize and
Heed 1t.
Kidney ills come quietly-mysterio
But nature always warns You.
Notice the kidney ScCretiOnS.
See II the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment
Passages frequent. SCanty. painful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
To ward OF Brights disease or dia
betcs,
Doan's have done great work in Pensa-
cola.
W. NJ. Lewis. grocer. Seville and Gov
ernment SITS. Pensacola. Fla. saws. Il
have suffered from kidney disease and
rheumatism Tor a number OF years I do
not know when the trouble first fastened
itself upon me but I first noticed IL after I
had contracted n heavy cold l then
commenced to suffer from a too frequent
action OF the kidney SeCretionS eSDeciaIlv
at night. At the same time I had intense
pains In the region Of the bladder in my
back and lower limbs The kidney dis
tuTbanCe caused me TO get up quite often
during the night and the pains in m
limbs and back made stiT and lame
that IL was all l could do to get around
after first arose in the morning. | felt
as a consequence, out of spirits. lost my
appetite and was all run down. I took a
number OF remedies for this trouble and
used plasters to relieve the pain in nv
back but only obtained temporary relief
A friend recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills to me and / bought a box They-
proved 10 be Just what my case REQUIRED
and IN a short time effected so complete
a cure that not a single symptom remain
ed am now quite old man. but am
thankful to say that Doan's Kidney Pills
have put new life into me and made me
feel twenty years younger They have
my hearty endorsement
For sale by all dealers. Price 20 cents
Foster-Milhu-n Co, Buffalo, New York.
Remember The nHmc-Doan's-an take
nn n-as4-
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15

BH 2Ra
Na%wm nrIwdnn
FOrdfy Against nonday Begin
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
APPLEyARD
IS LOCATED
Says He May Break Even on
His Exciting Dealings in
Stock Mart.
RN Associated Press.

Buffalo, n Y, June IA. E. Ap
pleyard arrived in Buffalo today
Asked If he was going to pay the $40
600 to the receiver of the German
bank, Mr.. Appleyard replied:
I'll have to refer you to my attor-
ney. Mr. Williams. He will do all the
talking about that"
Did you get cleaned out in your
stock deals in Philadelphia?
Il don't know whether | am or not
1t is too soon to tell where l stand
| got the best of the gang two days
ago on a rapid transit deal, so they
laid for me in United Gas Improve
ment / may break even.'
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
NO TIC

After this date all Soda
Water will be SOC per case
and 25c as deposit for return
of case. making first cost 15c.
For each case full OF bottles
so sold the 25c deposit will
be returned.
The constant advance OF
glass and material has made
it necessary to take this step
to protect my bottles,
Assuring you OF the best OF
service and the usual high
quality of goods, 1 am
JACOB,LIPPS.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
Can't
Miss Il

So many ailments are
purely nervous affections,
that you can hardly miss
it if you try DR.. Miles
Nervine. 1t restores nerv-
Gus energy-and through
its invigorating influence
upon the nervous system,
the organs are strengthen
ed. The heart action is
better; digestion imprOv-
ed, the sluggish condition
overcome. and healthy ac-
tivity re-established.
..Dr. Miles Nervine is worth its
weight in gold to me. 1 did not know
but got no relief. 1 could not eat.
sleep, work, sit or stand l was nearly
crazy. One day picked up a paper and
the first thing that met my eyes was
an advertisement of DR.. Miles Nery-
me. concluded TO try it and let the
doctor go, and I did So After taking
two bottles / could dress myself Then
began taking Dr. Miles Heart Cure
and now I can work and go out, ana
have told many the benefit have re-
ceiyed from these remedies and sey.
eral Of them have been cured by IL
since. ] am fifty-nlne years old and
pretty good yet.
ANNA r. PALMER, Lewistown, Pa
Or. Miles NervIne Is sold by your
druggist, who viii guarantee that the
first bottle VIII benefit. II IL falls, he
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
BILIOUS PEOPLE.

Find immediate relief in Motley 5
Lemon Elixir. 1t is a pleasant and
mild liquid laxative. acting promptly
and thoroughly with no unpleasant ef-
fects. soc and s1.00 a bottle at all
drug stores.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15
FRESH FISH.

R. II. Caswell, the old reliable retail
Fish dealer, who was put out of COM
mission in the September storm, is
now permanently located at the foot
of Florida Blanca Street, and expects
to keep fresh fish every day OF the
week. Prices reasonable.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE SING
THE PRAISE OF KRELL-FRENCH
PIANOS. E. E. FORBES PIANO CO.,
E. J. LIGON, MGR, IS w. GOVERN
MENT ST, PENSACOLA, FLA.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-15

The Journals Want Ad
Columns contain much infor.
nation for yon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sefanntmad

@erIicGelte @ngebpte pcrbeu fir ben &c,
BRAND Der cieftriifen GoiIntiiiion i'll lle0ereifts
ltlifIinlIltg init oelt bon bent GbefsSnaentcur
oer gen1nniet Gommiffion mlsaearbct.cten
Spc6l %ifnttoncn fir i~oIGclbes WiaterinI rlo
Sienite O%erla1gt:
Cement,
Sano,
etetnc (5crmalmt),
3tegcliteiuc,
SauBpl5,
Sabren bon ganscm MatcriaI.
IIlen toltben InaeboteH mub elm begInrbips
ter SDed oeS NteterS an Den WiaNur H.. Stahts
ratb bon Baltimore 81 bcn ~iuigenoen Neirds
gen ~betqeIii9t fem: Sano 800, 3iegeIlteiue
500, @al6oIB 500 5aDrea bon l|aieriaI
500, Stetn 5000, 9eneHt 5000.
gngebote nitteH h%eriteGelt uno al oet
BOARD Of Sluaros, care of Sarrp s. 9ooper,
GitD Hegiiter," a~oreffrt fem. Siefelbeu milfs
fen Dor Nlittuu6 Nsureen, ben 9. 6ebruor
1907. in Sdnoen bes Observation-Disclosures In oci'
fen &ilrCau ft1 hcIlrocn.
Sic 9ontrnIts9eb1roe beDuIt Iib oas 9ie6t
bor. ir9eno zines oher ale ~9lnNebpte 5i oers
%lucrfcr.
SIR Gpe4ifitationen uno ndbere %9(ustuuit
6Garles 6. 9bclpS. inn,
9bel aSn9enielr.
geititigt; EniDbali5.
e. Sian Eirianus,
Briiiocnt Der 9ontraItsBebbroe.
(Suu25. 1881 ;6eb4,G 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Sic IS b e." mobl
0a5 per6reitetIte 0euti6e 6amtliens
blatt, 6ot ibren 50. Sabrgang allgc-
treten. Wit cinem nelten Homnt
BON @. &eimburg n8tc audi mir
O%erge6cn" miro scr neue Sobrgong
%begonnc1. Die picl geieicrte Gr5Gble-
rim 6at cine Hci6e bon Sa6rcn nidt@
iiir Sen 9ii6crnlortt Qelicfcrt. Ser
ncltc Homon bcginnt %iparncnO uno
bcrIpriht elmer ser bcItcl1 Der Yllto.
rim 5l merocn. 6erncr bringt Die
,@ortcnloube" 9eitrd9e bon Derpor'
ra0enoer 9(utorenb ipie: Sans SIR
nol0, SSoo @op-G0, 2ubmiG @an0bo-
fer, 9ol0llin @rollcr 2lnton bon Fers
foQ, Nltoolp6 Strob Clara Gtcbig,
N0cl6ci0 @c6cr Ii. 81. @ilOcrId)mld
u1l6 gtitSItottunq ser @odeni6riIt
iin0 gut, scr untcrboltcuOe, iuic Der
belebrenbe 2eieitoif intereIiont. 3n
6e3ie6en lit Die n@nrtcnlou6e" 0urd)
Die ,S5nternutionol NetpS Gompol1p"
in Nem.0orf pocr Oltr6 bic glld)-
6onolung BON 81. SnnitidL Nr. 10,
MISUNDERSTANDING, Baltimore.
Sr. @rpce, Ser neue Brit.
tii6e 9otidofter in @oibington, bat
lid Dor ieiner N6reiie nnd Inlerifn
bon ieinell @G6lern in @bcrocen per
obl6ieOet uno babel in Ieiner HeDe
0cioqt, oob er ieine Ar6cit in SrlanO
MIR nufgebe, neil cs fir einen britt
i6en 9otiGofter sur 3eit in ben Seer.
Stooten 0roBe aufgo6en 5u lolen
Qebe. ST lei BON je6er Der lleber5elts
gl1ng gerpcien, BOB Die 6rellnOi6att
5lpiibcn WroBbritannicn uno Oen
Ser. Stooten fir Die gauge 8elt Don
Scr grobten 9coeutllng JET.
Cube S%ununr n0ren in
Sen Ser. Staoten $50 Nntionol6ons
felt nit elmer capitalization BON
nobeSu 500 WiQionen Collars. Die
ourd @onoS geOedte mlslte6enOc
GirfuIotion belief iid ouf 54412 Wfil-
lionen Collars, Die gauge mtSltcbenOe
Girfulotion betrug 500 Miaioncn.
8G6reno ocS Monots Sonlor luurs
ocn 40 nele Notionolbonfcn nit ei.
ncnt &opitol bon 3,100,000 Collars
g%egriinpet.
HpiulauS'S tiirfiIdlc 0GScr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Scfanntrna dlnngca.

Baltimore, Wab., "a. Snnuar 1907.
9~tngcDDie perocI bis SDuneritag, ben Z. Sc
brunr 1907, Wiittags IL tlbr, I'm WnDurs.9ii4
reau, 9intbbdnS, Baltimore, cntgegeU genumntctt
fir ben Mntauf ais 8ail5es pber In Sbetlen ber
81 ,000, 900 rcgiitrirteu Stligattunen Der Gtaot
Baltimore, eiiilDs6Gr am erilen Gage oes Sttos
bet i'm Sabre 1880, 3irfen sur Jiate bon 3R
Yro5ett iru9eno, 0nl6i1brlib am eriten Gage beS
glpril ulto Sitober zines iebett e~in5eIren Sa1rcs
5ubibGr. Sic 3inien beginner bonn 1. Sftober
1906. HH ~ ,''l
0ie SbIigatipncn iperoen berausgnbt frait
eilier gtfte 0er Se8isIattr bon liarhl1llo, Die in
oerelt SalllarsS ibul9 i'm Sabre 1904 ais sea-
piiel $40 anGcnomnlel iplroe, nlb irait Der
Qnl 20. 9idr5 1903 ilIIter5elhnetell Seroroltlng
Or. 227 SeS 40idbprS ltio StdotratDcS BON gdls
%tinlure, in lpelder Die NuSgube Der Sbligatioreu
oeS DiaDors mo StdotratbS bon baltimore bis
81 einem, 100000 liibt ilberiieisenbeil @es
trn9e all9coronei miro, nm %lpeltere Utiitel tir
Die Elalulgy Continuation itilo @tnbliriir9 eiiIcs
llcuert ianitdren gb6uGsfGnaI sSDitenS iiir Die
Staot Baltimore 5l betbnlfcn, tuelde Beroroz
ming in Der am 9. Niai 1905 aebnlteiicn Wtlittis
6ipalsgSabl bon ben oa5u bere6ti9tcn 8dblerh
r~atiit5irt Duroe.
Sic eta6t b~eiteucrt feline ibrer eieenen ObIis
Grt'onSs gns9abeli itrlo miro an Gtele Der 8es
llper niefer 9tlI5qnbe Die ilDrlid1en St1atsiteuern
%be5nblell fir pelGe ber BETTER 9efeblib bers
pilt6tet III.
gle 9GnGebote miiifcn obne SorbebaIt eeita6t
iueroer, mo ieine' NIlgebote fir DMue poer
seine" fperoen argeIommeIl.
MISUNDERSTANDING r%iiifleIt ~berlteqelt iillo all
ben Eriiioentcn Der Sinai5sGontriiiire, Jtut0s
tnliS, %aoreiiirt li1b nit yBropoials for Salfis
more GitD Stod" he5eidbltet fein.
Sas He6t bleibl porbebaltei, irgeilb iueI6e
iinb ale IE9ebote III eeripsrfem; I
Yrdlioent bet Sinan5sG oilmiiidre.
3. Sripcil SBumaS, GIerf.
Gan24-5e0r7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Gcrmii0te glnseigen.
Gic yYoor IHotiatiun" rrnencrt if
rcrt Wtfrtf

Ser Baltimore @crein 6nr @erbciicrnn1 Der
feutliNeu 9lfruf fir $4,000. BON beneI nod
$4,000 III itc5ern iiio. Sm SnnIar bali Der
&erein 525 bcrIhieoener Sumilicn noer 1921
$500 pro lSode ais llnterltiitlrnN in Der &eituIt
bon fSeuerun9omaterial, Groceries, Wiild,
Giern, Gleiocr1 tro anberen NeoarfSartiIell
ans.
GontributiunclL eruBc obcr feline. Itno all.
nebubur. 98oaer Sic ri6t it bieiem 9Serf gu
Srniten Der grrlelt belfell, iloem Sic 9eitrdG:
an oet S6nbnteiiter pes Nereins, i9rn. SbumGS
6. Spnb, Nr. 10i, Neit'Sn ratugn' strnfr; iells
ben! SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SiGic g. Sdmibt.

IS iiarb ant 4. Scbruor 1907 I'M TAO r4r,
in i1rer 9Sobnlug, yr. SO, SilbsNonosStraBe,
lno Der beriturbeuel Senrietia S6nliot, i'm
gllter bon % Sabren 3 Wtoratet nno Z 3a9eil.
Die Beerbiglng finbet Sonneritag, gtabmitta9s
9 llbr, bon Der ober oellnnlten gSo6milg aus
itatt, lpo5u 8eriuanote mo 5reunoe Der 5as
mlilie ubtlnaSooa eingelaoen itrlo. BetletuiI9
auf Der Sreenttolrtts 9e!rieterO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
N(l6rrt syreocrif Sarl Sdmibt.

IS itnrb am 8. 6ebrllar 1907 slfbcrt 5rcberif
0arl sdmint, 2eIiebter So1lt bon GliiabetD
i'm 9uter bon 10 SaDren 3 Wtornten uno 81
Sa9en. Sic gcerbigune finoet Wlittiuod, nm 2
llbr Na6mittaas. bon Der en9Iii6en eoal9.'
lut6crif6en Betbanpsdir6e an Siolettsotle,
Wermunoten uno Srcunbe Der camille af'
eingelaoer 'iHo. (3G-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Wininn1 u. Eteinnrt.

IS Iturb pIDtli0 am 3. Sebruar 1907 gBif.
iiam y. Stcuart, g~eIiebter @nttc bon Mtar9arct
Sic 8ecrbi9un9 ftnoet Sreitag, 9tadmittu9s
9 llbr, bon ietner g8obnlng, 9tr. 413R, @aitern'
gloenie. Sigblarbtorun, aus itutt. SerlpaIlote
uno 5reunoe itno attlngsoou eireela6en, bel'
(37-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

9rrEeaclte. s%lnnrbuie nit Der guif6rift
pTropofaIs for 2eab," oil Die Gontraitsgebbr-
De ber Staot Baltimore eeri6tet, peroen bis
I'm II llbr Yormittags ain Wiiti,upd,, ben 0.
6ebruar 1907. i'm 8iireau bes etabt'sieaiftra.
TORS I'M NotbbalS, Baltimore, Wto., e~lltoeaer
aenonmen fir bic gieferins uto slbIieierurio
an Die 9Saiier.9eb6rbe In oeren Sob .Strabers
2agerboie, Snbs itno g8oIfesStrabe, Baltimore.
No.. bon fiinianS5ipan5is (25) Tennen (224o
Etllrio BUR 1onre) bon Sninbn 0leis9'urren.
epcsififationel fir bus @Iei ibnnen i'm @is
rsali beg gMSaicr.S naentenrs i'm Tatbbaufc,
baltimore, Wf6., erlan9t merbeft.
SebcS gtnsebot miB bon einem beeIaubieicn
ebed, an ben @iapor mn Staotratb bon gaIti.
more 3abIbnr. in Der 96be eines SeDnteIs bes
Sctragcs oes .gn9cbots besIeitet ieiri. unb bet
erlolaret4e Steter inlii cine 6nfriebeniteuenbe
trcne Grfiilung oes Gontraiies i'm ooppeIfen
9eirage oes Guntrnftpreifes ftelen.
Sie GontrnltsYeb6roe behalf iib ous gle6t
Dor. itgcnb Elm ober alle Mneebote 8uriidsus
ipeifeH.
snfrcb ~. Gnid,
@ MniIersS naenieur.
e. 6taij SintaiuS,
9rdii6ent Der GontraftsBeb1roe
(Sar26, IS, 80, 81 ;Sebt, 1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Surge Samcn! Madt Sud- bicie
Sffcrtc at Wttbe.

g8ir biIben iebt cine aIafie fir iunee Gamen
In %iInferer electric Tamenihneiber $ eDitem.
sflnle. @iner her @ortbeiIe an Del getbeilss
auitg oiefer GIatie lit Der, oaB S6iiIerinnen
beiten. 9iefe &laie iuirb am 1. Sanuar 1907
5ufantnen treteit. Gpe9ieue IorIeiunesn 5fpei
lIno brei MnI Die gSo6e. Sreeno eiile ilinee
SalAe Gii p , f''l ton la,0iiG im Sie,s S9 sgfiapts az d mn %es,
MAIDEN.
Sir ipeitere IuSfnnft f6reibe pber penbe
man it6 an Srl. ID. SubcrS, Nr. 302, Weh.
Garutpaa.. Ode Spiuarb.etr. (876-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

&onocI&icfretGr Strou&
fat olrd) cine &erfii9llng bic Srons,
portgeieQiGoiten bon scr 3oblllng
elmer Gopfiteuer bon 5tpei Collars
fir oiplonlotiide uno conIulorc 9e.
omtcn oilslGnoiidcr Gc9ierun9cn be-
freit. @on5 in SrOnung, MIR ntltB
ma ii6 m%unoern, ooB bo5ll cine Ser
fiigung oeS SonoelsiefretGrs . notb-
menoig lit. 60 mas perlte6t iif)
bod bon ielbit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Snfnh Wnnel.

CD itarb na6 fur5em 2etoen 5afo5 giaoel,
aeiIebter @atte bon .ltaredret6G 9taeel, in ieis
fem so. 2e6cn5iabre. Sic @eerbiguna tinott
~iyreitaa, ben 6. Sebrlar> Gtudultta9s 2 ubr,
bonn Iraucrbaufe, gtr. 81, 9enursStrabe, Welts
port. auf Der All. Sltpct GenlctcrD" iiutt.
f97-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
yfrcan Der etroaensnrnbruas . eomminare,

SucusOepnupc.
0,, SerIieseite @I9aeSotc an SfIl Tg'osrS 81
iuerbel bonn eiahts8eGiitrator in feinem gits
reali i'm Hatbbaule bis Withhold ben 13. Sc.
bruar 1907, II ltbr Nurmittaas, ent9eaeu ae.
r~olnnlei iilr Die 9iinspirllle, ben @oiienbalt
ltb Die @flaitering nit Wiacnonm Der @ro.
mnnssbcnic, bon eiucnl Enntt u~lgefdbr 1900
Sub jitIi6 bon Sarforosslpenne mad Der 9eIairs
Jtoao.
Gpe5ififntionet uno slneebots : SormuIare
perben auf NlppIifation in bieiem gilreau ge>
%liefert. no BIdne ulo GroiiIe eiii9eiebeu ipers
hen fDitner.
Ole 9ontrnft.S ereebnnass9ebb bebdlt ii6
bas 9eft bot, ir9eno iueIfe unb ale g~nGehote
i'll bertperuien. Gin heelaubieter Gbed In her
66be beS In ben Spc5ififationeIt aiaeeebencn
8etraaeS, 6ablbar nt ben 0iabor iino Giaots
rntb bon Baltimore, iiub iebem @ngebot bel.
getiigt iein.
SIN sluitraee Der 0eb5rbe
S. Mrtbur @idBam,
Yr1iioent Der 8eb1roe.
Gn0cne 8. WuogerS,
Glerf.
@eitatigt:
e. Gfnb SfnannS,
YrGfioent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Spbt . A X CT 3 q If 1o1
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Wmonit SGaS.

IS ftarb am 4. Scbrllur 1907 NuanIt Saas,
~gcltcbtcr Sobu bon WtarO lnb be5 berilorbenelI
9lntun 6aaS, i'm 9llter bon II Sabreil. Sie
@ccrotgung fiHbet Mittiuudl, 2 ubr gtadmit'
tags, Dprl feiner Iebteft gSobnnng, 9tr. 40,
0runn'5 Zane. aus itGtt. BelfeBung prtoattm
uui Der ngououn 'Ynrt 9emetcrp".
Tou Smmer5 iicb'n mir an Seiner gnbre,
Ser lebtc @rub lit infer 8lid;
&Sie lucDntItbSuull aud ms berlalgct,
IS bringt SID linlmcrtlebr 5lriid,
81 llt0en mir Sid MN OerGeGels,
Su l%panoelit niDt lnebr et1 ll0 aus,
llnn aHe 9SeQc ScineS Hebeus
&erluelfeu bort i'm elI1e1 SatS.
Bun ieiucr Wimttcr uun Sriibern.
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r0oS 1901 Ser 9eut dcn
in Seltreid lit OoS obcrlte @e6ot,"
beiBt eS in einem Nitfruf Scr oeliti6e1
6orti6rittsportei fir oie beDoritebcn-
ben @oblen. Go5u miro Gin 3llianl.
meni6ltB o0cr Ocitti6cn frcibeitlidcn
Yortcien Seltreid)'S otf'S @drnItc
cnlpiobIen. @rt gcnlcint, obcr bel
Scr Son0crbiinoelci Der GCutiG Sclt=
rcid)cr miro e8 bel ben 8oGIen mieOer
6ci'nl 9llten blei6cn.
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9lnnnit Z. Scfcr.

IS ftarb am .. 6ebruGr 1907. .A12 u9r
llor9ells, mad Iat1em 2eioen in feiner SSobs
nurg, Nr. 1900, Siio.GntuIen INT Strabe, Nngnit
Z, Scder, 9~eliebter @utte bon Glt6abetb Sedet,
Deb. QobniiIer, i'm Ilter bon 60 Sa6ren lilo
. MlonateiI. Sic 3eit oer @eeroigllg miro
iO1icr uuaC3eiat. (37-S)
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Sr. Wamlt,


Ser electromagnetic aIer Meoien. ST er'
5dbIt Sbner. iuas Ge Ill ipiiten Diilfden, nag
es eiinitig ober uneiinftie fem, 9leidbieI, mas
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ODER Wiinf6e iinb. ST bat Inberen gebolfeit.
g8arum ni6t Sbnen? GO iiber5eugt III ct BON
feiner 5dbiefeit. bab er fe.ne Se5abIiita TN
8orauS ilr @ortrige entaeaen nimr,t.. uro
ipenn ct ribt in alien SdIIen b1lig 6~ufrieoen
felt. ipirb feine @ebiibr acceptirt. 8ortrdge
80 Gents ino $1.00.
epredEunoen uun 10 Bis Z 1tbr.
s. & g. Ielcpbon: Monnt Nernon 6176-U.
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Gnrl 9lhnnl Nfplncf.

IS Itarb pI6bIi6 am 8. Sebriar 1907 Sarl
Mbnm @u,ucd i'm utter bon Ia Sa9re1, 8 gIolIa.
len linh "a Iaoen, ~eeIiebter Sobn bon Noniil
iillo Qouiia gtoiped. Sermdnbte lirto 6rennoe
Der Samilie itno udtunesopu eingelaoelt per
@eeroiqung am MittWudl, Nafntttd4S 2 llbr,
bon Der 0Sobnli1o iciner @lterr, UT. 1920. Cole
Stra6e, aus bei5ulpobne1I. (35-D
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Gliie Moric @Iutber.

SO Itor6 Gonntaa, ben 8. 6ebruar 1907. 81
Qnuraoiae, 8aItimpresGoilrtD Gtiie Wiaric @ir'
tbcr i'm sllter bon IS Sabrer nro 10 Wtollatell,
geliebte Io6ter bon 9briitiati lino 3ouiln y.
&iint6er. Sic Gecrbi9ung finoet Wttttlppm
Tndhmittnd itQtt. ODD
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2Iarn,or- uno Grant @erRe

Nr. 714-7t8, @eit : @altimureitr.,
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Gfe Gbnrps nnb SItcn6 Strake.
Gine arpke Gnspahl uun
Grant, nn0 Marmpr : Monnmcntcn
uad ben ~ucueiten GutpHrien fets auf 2aDer.
6. & g. eunth t51. Mp. Senrietta "a.
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