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DAILY COURT RECORD
CNonday, May
Oonday, May 20, 19O71
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Massachusetts, avenue southeast between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streots-Emma A. McCully Il
Edward $. York, lot s. square 1887 SO
Ihirty second street extended-W. Oscar Ramsbrrs
70 Mary h. FltzhUgh. lot 3I5 square l3O SO
Mar ;. FitzhuEh couyey5 same Tr0DTty TO
john ". Borst 80.
Hclmcsd Manor-Elizabesh Il. slcClcry 10 HAIRY
Wartman, lot e. block as So
Iakoma Park-Aiary L. Sullivan e v.r. Lucsn y.
70 Lambert Disney lot g. block d. 80
Whiting gham-0WCn r. Fowler et ux % Themas
j. johnson lots q % g, block 50g7. So
no. lliS New Hampshire avenue nrrfbwest-Euoch
l.. White. executor 10 Benjamin irving LOT
2 and part lot l0 squsre a. 2s25
PaIs view -Aiiddaugh shannon Inc, 70 M.ciaeI
j. Barry. iois 3. &. 2. square 857 so
Sixth street southwest. between 7 and streets
Charles z. Allison gt uX. 90 Michael J. Frsvlsy,
l1t So square 40 $40
street northwest between Fourth and Flffh
strect5-Jsmes J. Gordon et a. % Daniel His
ton. part original lois Q and g. square 5l3 $40.
FIFTH street southeast between East Capitol and A
strcets-Cary A. Bone @ vlr Wallace C.. %
HaTy +. Dodge, part original lot d. square
Whittngham-Thomas }. johnson et uz % George
W. johnson. lot A. square 5I SO
40. n5 street northvegt-Ssrsh T. Morrison u
7ir John 20 tloe a. Wolf iot g square 577 so.
Bl 1mingiae-FCuest II Blr.dan "a ux. % Mary
$. White and Adah IS. Ferguson. lot g. block
g. $40
! Buena Nista-H. L. Denoon r. a.. trustees. 70
Thomas s. Webster lots 9 and l9 block g. $50
Hoimead Manor-Hauy B. Wilson et al 70 Rebeccl
p Bysr Dot a. BLOCK a. SO
! miugllC-Oscar /. H0usrl % ux % Clara Z.
GacEler l0f o. block g. So
/ No. sl Eighteenth street uor-hve-t-F-,7k g.
tarrentcr ct ux- IN Samuel ". Brosigs. boz A.
square ia', Sla.
/ North CAPITOL street. between and streets
Charlotte DALEY 20 Margaret G.. Mcllarkn 0t
49, square co. So
No 81 Eighteenth street n0rhves'->sniuel A. Bro
sius 90 Ada T.. Eleanor S. Florence T. E4lth
NJ and Mary ~ Harris l0t A. square Is9 y1
street northwest. between Ninth and TENTH
sueets-Albeit F. Fox 20 al trustees 20 John
j. BroSnan l0t T. square SIS $500
schuetzen Park-Alhert A. Wilson st sl trustees.
% Louise Roth lots So % 63 block 8 g DO
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WILL MEET BOYS BRIGADE.
Founder of Organization to Address
Local Members.

Sunday afternoon mass meeting for
boys and young men will be held in the
gymnasium Of the boys building Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. under the joint auspices Of
the Boys Brigade and the Y. NJ. c. A.
COmmissi0ner MaCfarland will preside and
viii introduce ". A Smith. Of Glasgow,
Scotland. who founded the original BOYS
Brigade Company twenty-four years ago
at his home
He is now the executive secretary and
administrative head Of the British organ
izati0ns, numbering over 5000 enlisted
members. At Sundays meeting the asso-
citation orchestra and the Victor auxeto-
phone will furnish plenty Of music. The
singing. in which all will join. will be
led by Albert VI. Chesley. secretary Of
the junior Y. NJ G. A
Secretary Smith, accompanied by his
wife is making a tour Of the principal
cities Of the United States. inspecting the
various brigade organizations Besides
the Sunday meeting. a reception has been
arranged, to be held IN honor Of Mr.
Smith at the Hamline NJ Z. Church
Monday evening.
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Equity Court No. I.

TmpiCr vs. Trapier: guardian ad litsm appointed
Comrlainauts solicitors. Gordon Gordon.
Carey vs. Moehring. substitution q trustee q
dered C1mplainants solicitor, joseph ID. Sullivan.
Stewart vs. stewart time 10 tie proof extended and
examiner fee ordered paid. Complainant -oir-
tors Rslston & Sidd0us and II. I. Niuhe-.i ae-
fcndauts solicitors. l. Fl. David and Fulton Lewis.
Tucker vs. Tucker proof before Margaret NJ. Mur-
nv examiner C1mplananrs solicitors, &. II. He
mans and j. l. Pugh defendants solicitors, J. L.
Neil aud L. NJ King.
Somaryille vs. Chapel, sale ratified nisi. Com
rlainaut's solicitors. Chaplin Brown and J. Paul
Earnest.
Wilson VS. Cuttenden; commission ordered 20
issue Comp'ainauts solicitor : II. Giesy.
Sacler vs. DahlTrH- aTpcarance cf absent defend
ants ordered CCmplaiuaHt's solicitors, r. @. Don
aldson and b vs.. Parkc
Nelson vs.. Nelson, proof ordered taken before 7
n Fi-mm examiner
Coleman vs GCnan; on hearing. Complainant :
solicitors. Bates Warren and ". H. Shoies de-
PENDANTS solicitors Hayden. johnson and Hamilton,
Colbert & hamilton.
Assignment fer today.
No 70 Atkinson Ballard Company vs. stoddart.
Attorney George G. Gertman.
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Drink is the curse Of the negro in the
South, and realizing this. the Southern
States are abolishing the saloons said
Dr 5. c. Mitchell. Of Richmond, Va, in
an address on THE SocIety's Work for
the Negroes, from a Southern Point Of
View at the session of the American
Baptist Home Mission Society, in Calvary
Baptist Church. last night.
Combining in his address a discussion
of the race problem and the solution
thereof, Dr.. Mitchell reviewed the prac-
teal methods by which may be estab-
lished a mutual feeling of good will be-
tween the whites and negroes. to the ad-
vantage Of both races. Workers of the
society" he said. will have to enter into
the homes Of the negroes, instructing
them not only from the standpoint Of
religion, but in the management Of their
lands and business. Owing 10 the unre-
liability Of the negroes, many Of whom
are satisfied with providing only for
their immediate necessities, giving no
thought to the future, the labor conditions
in the South are far from satisfactory.
. Normal Industrial and agricultural
courses should be made prominent in the
COlored schools, for in these directions can
immediate help be offered to the negro
Since the close of the civil war, the
South has expended Sl2oO00H0 i'm aid Of
the negroes. A field Of labor is there,
open to them, but they must realize that
they will have to do the work that is al
hand or give way to a tide Of immigra-
ton The workers OF this society must
be the educators of the negroes. Too
often superstition constitutes the spirit
of the church. rather than morality or
religion. and il should be the aim OF
these teachers TO talk less religion and
more of practical Christianity. as exem-
plifed by the leading Of an honest up
right life
At the conclusion Of DR. Mitchelrs ad-
dress, a number Of stereopticon views, IL
Illustrative Of the society's work for sew
enty-ive years, were presented by Rev.
H b. Grose. Of New York
Speakers Mt Morning Session.
". s. Shallenberger, former Second As
slstaut Postmaster General, and Rev. H.
l. Morehouse. Of New York. were the
principal speakers at the morning session
Of the society.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Nominations-Rev L. c. Barnes. Massa-
chusetts, Rev. J. H. Franklin, Colorado;
Rev. A. r. Fowler. Minnesota; Rev. A. N
Runyan. Oregon: Rev. C.. N. Carter. I1di-
ana; r. T. Weaver Ohio. W. Brace. Cal
ifornia; Rev. j. Y. Montague, Kansas;
Rev. J. Benton. Missouri; J. Y. Keller,
Pennsylvania; Rev W. p. HelUngs. New
Jersey and Rev. z. r. Curry Nebraska.
Arraugemeuts-Rev. DIT. S. H. Greene.
District Of Columbia. Rev. II. L. StillWeU.
Ohio, Rov. L. J. Bowerm8n. Illinois; Rev
". p. Blake. Indian Territory; Rev. a. H.
e. Vt. M0res. New York
EnroilUent-Rev. u. Il. Prosper. Iowa
Rev. 4. s. Carmau. Ohio. Rev. O. R. Nc
NalIy. New York. Rev. II. G. Gleiss.
Pennsylvania, Rev. T. L. Norton, Wash
ingtOu
Frank T. MOulton. treasurer Of the or
EaniZati0n. Secretary lIoreh0use. and 9th
or officers made their annual reports dur
ing the day. The afternoon session was
devoted 10 the discussion Of home mission
work.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ADpeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Nc
Comas and Mr. Justice Robb
Patent APPEAL No az Jsnsson rs Larsen: argl-
inent continued By Mr.. F. r. Brown Tor appellant
and by Mr. e. v Edwards for appellee, and con-
cluded by Mr. f. 7 Brown FOR appellant
Patent Appeal No. iS. somcTs d Go. Ts New
man; examination continued.
Patent Appeal No. i2s In re application Of
Thomas II Williams. submitted by Mr. NJ. Z. Rob
inson fer appellant. argued By Mr. Fairfax Bayard
for Commissioner Of Patents.
Patent Appeal No. $50 United States Playing
Card Company vs. C. n. Clark Publis-i Company;
argument commenced by Mr. Fritz Won Brieson for
appsYsnt.
Assignments ~ to-day:
On Iesrinr-patcnt APPEAL No. 40 l7ss and l7s7i.
Quickbear u.s. Lmpp ard Leupp IS Quckbear. At
tosneys s. VI. BrosUs-D. W. Baker and stuart
McNsmsra.
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Adnmstown. 1ai PooIesvIIIe. 1.
C Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Nd, May 2o-The baseball sea-
son at PoolesviIle was opened this after
noon, when Adamstown Frederick
County, team met the Poolesvrles on
thcir home grounds and vanquished them
easily. by l3 to /. The pitching Of Orri-
son. for Adamstown, was a feature. He
struck out fourteen men and let the
Poolesville boys down with a few scat
tered hits. Poolesvile got It's only run
in the seventh inning. The Poolesville
boys lacked practice, while Adamstown
put up a good game. Several hundred
spectators withstood the cool winds. Bat
tery for Poolesville. Allnutt. Bell, Sell
man. and Stang; for Adamstown Orri-
son and Day.
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B. & 0. EARNINGS INCREASE.
April Report Is Gratifying, but Not
SO for Fiscal Year.

The statement OF earnings Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad for the month
of April. as compared with the corre-
spending month of last year, follows:
Gross earnings, 1907. S71G7.67O; 1906. s5.30f.
733; increase, $S0293 Expenses. 1897.
8, i,G5S, ,925; 1906. SiO5LZ9); Increase s601, ,s35.
Net earnings. 1955, $243S,7l5 1906, SOB. .4i3;
increase. S20l.3l2
For the ten months Of the fiscal year
ended April 50 the statement shows
gross earnings. 1907. S6T6I6.qSS: 1906. Ss4. -
U13. 200; increase. S2.g74.Ua Expenses. 1907
SiJ.21301l; 1856, 240.755 sS5. increase. .Si447.-
025. Net earnings, 1907. SO, 463.977; 1906
S25, ,236 223; decrease. S772.2i6
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JUSTICE BARNARD


Adjourned until Thrreiav. Nay e 1907.
Assignments frr Thursday. May q 1917
In ~ viii 0f jose IEustio Roiri1usz
Washington Brewing company vs Senav Atfcr-
urys. Eiuey < Wordsri-W. j. Lambert
No Il Howard IS. Leonard. Attorneys W. c.
Martiu-ShaChy q >hcehv
No l1. Dunno vs.. Washington Observation Au-
t1m0bile Company. AttCmeTs J. W C0x-S. d.
Bradley.
No l77. Knox vs.. Washington Railway and Elsc-
fric COMPANY. A0mcys e. II. Symc-C A. Doug.
las and George L. Hoover
Ne. l'2 -toses vs.. Scott. Attorneys, L. g. and
". T. Donaldson.
No. E1 Golds'eiu VS.. Cohen. Attorneys, J. L
TcTper-D Rothschild
No lfi HAYES vs. Brown. Att0rueys W +.
Ambro=e-Hovsrd Fovd
No l5s Kummel vs., Matthews. Atto-neys-J. I.
Peyser-F. $. Key Smith.
No 49, Kssslsr IS. seitz. Attorneys. H. ".
Nhestiey-G. T. HareIl
No. 10 Ubhof vs.. Sheohy. Attorneys, Hayden
JuhusCn-C H. Syne.
Ne l7l-Hsrtzberg vs.. Chambers Attorney. H.
n HoIaudcr
M. Ie1. Atkins0u-BaIard Company vs. johnson.
Attorney Charles ". Dor.
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JlILtIRED
Lends Medical sinss.

J. B. Gregg Custis. jr- who held the
District of Columbia scholarship at
Johns Hopkins University for 1902 and
1903, yesterday received the degree Of doc
tor of medicine from the New York
Homeopathic Medical College and Hos
pita. and also the first faculty prlzs
awarded 20 the student obtaining the
highest average in all branches during
the four years course He has re.
ceived. after competitive examination
the first appointment 1t Flower HOG
AAazA
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
Law suits,

Ne 1870. E. 2. Flowers & Co rs. Thomas P
Riley; note Sll7o Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. Ralstop 4,
siddons lordered discontinued by Plaintiffs attor.
ucysl.
Nc 1911 Leo Simmons vs. Louis II Nleyery
Judgment Of r. H. Terrell. ] T.. for 800
Nc 1872 Hugh B. Rowland. administrator. vs..
AnaC1stia and Potomac River Railrcad Cumpanv.
damages, 5000. Plaintiffs attorney. e. " ga
gett
No. 1913. The Hickman Company vs. Oscar NJ
Link: account. $50. Plaintiffs attorney, &. l.
WhitfOrd
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Circuit Court No. ?.

Tas-ar vs National Vaccine and FCrmalichvde
Company. demurrer 20 first count CvcuUlcd and
motion fer tII of particulars granted Plaintiff g
atta-ner. b. II. Warner. g.. DEFENDANTS attorney
John RidrIt
POLLING vs.. Capital Traction Company; on trial
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS r. IT, Classic and e.. H.
~vme. defendant attorneys r. Ross Perry & son.
R0hrrr adui1.s'rsta- vs. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. verdict Tor plaintiff for g 80
and Judgment forthwith Plaintiff attorney. Z. A.
Bailey, defendants atte-ney George +. Hamilton
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

United states rs. William BAILEY. grand larceny;
plea not guilty. Attorney. r. r. Hr-us-.
United States rs. William Hutchinson. robbery.
plea not guilty. Attorney. J. ". Nchol.
United States U.s. M1- TIilmar. grand larceny,
rlsa not guilty. Attorney. T. q. Foster.
United states VS. John Mills robbery: plea not
rlilt-. sHoueg 7. q. Foster
United States v= Paul Bradshaw. csrns' Euov'-
edge defendant called and fails t7rcs1ord. rsc1rnz-
auce. 500 forfeited. bench warrant issued Attar-
ncv. n. F. Davis
United States rS. William n. Nnnjv. esruaI
knowledge. personal rsc7euizanre. 500 taken At
t0rneyz. Co=-iE3u & Pratt.
As. zumsnta fo- t0-isv-
United States vs.. Arthur Welsh.
United States rs. Harvey 4. Smith.
Truftra ~+rsre r. Conn E.r~5-
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bray, pOngee, or cloth are quite as suit
able. For the medium size. three and one
half yards of 42-iuch goods are needed
Five sizes-four 10 twelve years
pattern of this may be obtained by
inClOsing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing Pattern Department The Wash
ington Herald. I3i Fifteenth street north
west. giving number (25lD and size
wanted.
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shrubb Matched with KanoIy,

Boston. May 2O.-Alfred Shrubb, Of Eng
land, has been matched with Frank
Kanoly. the American champion, for a
race here on Memorial Day.
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DEATH RECORD.

John A. Davis 1856 81 ST.. &C.. 81 Years.
Frederick y Nichols 5ls Col road NV. A. ~sa-s.
Addison a. A. Flr-us1n 1905 lzt ST. me-. g. years.
Margaret Bcarimoro. TI 18th -t S.. 81 Years
John J. Barry Eo9 18th s. nV.. Is Years
Charles s. Taunch1 .75 18th e. ST.. si Years.
Mar r. WIns0w. ems Wisconsin ave. NV. 1 vesr.
August 7. Schu'tze. 20 fs ST. sv. GO wears.
Hans Hansen. Soldiers Home. Il. c. 4 years.
Margaret g. Petit 1910 W8Ilacb place ne. years.
Ernest Langley % Virginia ave. sw. r. ysars.
Sarah ! Lewis, l2i2 lIth ST. uv. s. Years
George " Balloch. PAS BrEhtwc-d ave-. 81 years
Ebcresr Ellis. 1888 5'h ST. ua 60 Years.
Valentine llunhaci. soldiers Home 6 Years
Infant " Rosa Fmnani nl sCl0tts a'lcr Isv.
CnLORED
Annie Brooks Govt Hrrl Insane. e years
LauTa EdmDnds Il Browns court sw.. 4 Years
Eugene H. PiukuCy 81 q e.. s. years.
Mary i. Cant. l5s ST. NV. 81 years
Oliver Campbell IS g g. e~ T. years
Benjamin Wallace. 1873 lst 80. sv.. 81 years
William y G~rir1. 7T piyo07 c-rrt su ls DAYS.
Nellie Williams. Srart0n ave. Hnislale 81 Years
Rachel Pratt Washington Asyl HosvI. 81 years
Hattie Patterson ia Garfield ave zw g wears.
Andrew Richardson Garfield Mem HosIl p vel-s
Johu Hsttor. III iz-St court NV y Years
Daniel Deges m ScB1tts alley na years
finest Green. Sumner ST.. Hllsisie years
Jos-uh jackson, 2222 Cleveland place 2 years.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21

Among blouse styles. there is none more
genteel than the one shown with its
closing on the side and trim standing
collar. No elaboration appears I'm the
blouse. the sleeves being either short
or long as desired The skirt is a full
side-pleated one and Joined to an under
body which is made of some lining ma
teriaL Linen and crash are most attrac-
tive in dresses Of this kind, while cham
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
Equity Suits.

No. 2aS. Margaret Carey ct al Us John NJ
Mochring trustee ct al to substitute trustee Com
rlainant solicitor Joseph d. Sullivan
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PLEADS FOR NEGROES
DR.. Mitchell Declares Drink
Is Curse Of Race.
NEED AID FROM WHITES

Tells of Money spent by People of
south for UpIiftment of Former
slnves-TalSs TO Home Mission So
ciety of Baptist Church-Reviews
Situation in Southern States.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-AbCut six furl0uES J7C6 AtkiU
us ~. DuEani. 20 s. woU Voorhees, l'6 w
Doy1ei y 20 !. second Gentian IS 0ti Burus'. 80
% I. third Time. l.l2 s. PulHls. Faust, Lady
Vincent Belfast, Handzsua, and Race King also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Onc aud oue-sixteeuth miles
Tony Bcncro, s. II. Dugant 4 20 J, wun; Eudora
% iPrestonl. 10 l. second, ST. Valentine. lf9
Miller TO l. third Time, J 30 %. Flowavay
De Rcszke. and Gallant Dan sso ran.
THIRD RACE-Five fWlCgs. Stargowan rs
IRadtkcl, 10 s. won: Alauda, rs MILLER, 20 J.
second. George Ccnsidiuc. Us Martini, 6 20 l.
third Time los $5 Smi-ker. Green Goods. Ring
Leader. and Long Bail also rau.
FOURTH RACE-The Brooklyn Handicap, one and
oneatartcr miles. Supeman, % Miller. 5 20 J.
won; Beacon Light. 100 Iowci 50 TO l. second (,
Ncalon. 1H w. Duganl, p to l. third Time 2s9
Flip FLAP. -Okeuite. Buttling. Good Luck 60
Between. Seweu. Beauclere. and oxford also ran.
Added starters
FIFTH RACE-About six furlones. Killiecraukic
95 n. Dugaul 6 to l. won; Golden West, 95
Rowan p 20 l, second; Barbary Belle 95 Mus
groyeI 80 l. third. Time lli Miss Strlmo
Tim O'Toole. Lee Harrison H. ROYAL ONYX Va
quCro. Umbrella. Acrobat, Roswell. CommuniVaw
Shackle. and Yorkist also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furl0ngs. SpoonCr ll2 Nil
lcrl to l. won; Lady Winfred, lG9 Radtkcl, 4 90
g. second; Hekn0Vs l09 lNoiterI, Is 10 I, third
Time 1925 Orfano. NoThitt Spar6les, Kear
Bcroaud, r., Tom Shaw, and Eruption also ran.
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Criminal Court No. 2,

lli|1 states vs. A|tHHF N el-i.
United States vs. Harvey A. Smith.
United States rs. Geafee Harris.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-21
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
send.

SECOND RACE Handicap one and one-sizteenth
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shouts of excitement from those in the
field inclosure The race was on
With his usual alacrity. Miller practi-
cally beat the barrier with Superman. He
was away, flying. followed closely by
Okenite, Beacon Light. Nealon, Flip Flap,
Good Luck, sewell. and the others, Go
Between and Beauclere being slow 10
break. Superman was fighting for his
head as he ran into the lead Miller shot
him across the track. and got the rail op-
pOsitp the hpttinp ring
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Oronto.

/ FIRST RACE-SeIlng. one mile and seventy
/ Hrl Bender purse. Si01 added. f1rr-year-oIas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-02-08
Salts.

Die gefiuporter eires Ia Sub
tiefen @aiieripeses bon Chicago mad
ct. 2ouis ur0 BON bort na6 benz
@olf pom slortoa unter 3ubiilfe.
nabne Oes DdIiiiiippt erlitten heute
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ifIoB, iib mad oen @mpfeblungen
oes 3uitGnbigen Romites 5u rihten.
speldes 5u unguniten oes Broieftes
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ifrer 9eraoiamfeit ge0ffnet, Inn bic
9Ibgeoroneten BON Der 9tiislihfeit
bes 9roieftes 5u iiber3eugen, a5er
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an @unIten oes biesbe3itglidhen
e(menoenents, wG6reno las oogegen
ftfr11mten.
9lls @erfogune eintrot, woren 72
Geiten Der 8orlaae erleoigt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-02-08
st. NnnI. N}inn.. Z. 6ekl

ct. @nuI. I}lnn., T. 6ehr.
@citern puroen in Ct. Boul iie'
ben Nicni6en pon toleu Slnoen &c.
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143 g8. 5. StraBe, A0om Robertion,
7S3 glort Str, elmer Sonion, 1876
Burr Ctr, 2eonaro 2lnoquiit 1915
@ronoleb Ctr, 9. 0oipfs, 996 6.
6. Strabe. 2mon 9lolonoer. 1925
9ronoleD Str, lino Der HolBiit 5.
SSobnion bon Der Station an Der
Worgoret CTR.
ga Die 8cnonuten 5u oerihieoe'
nen 3eiten Mno on tpeit BON elnan.
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biiien moroen. Irei anOere ainOer
Die bon oenielben Ibicre ongeloIlen
uno ucrIebt muroen befiuoen lid IN
ir5tlidler @cbun0luna.
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& iIitdriihe 9uftiaif.
ferei.
Maihinaton. .. 9. Z. sou.


Ter aommon0cur oesSianaltorps
@cneral glllen trifit umfaiieuOe Sor.
bereitungen iitr @criuhe. Die mit9als
Ions. 2uitihiiien inO ionltigen Slug
mnidltnen iiir militoriihe 3lpede Oeln-
n0d)it uorgeuommen peroen ioIleu.
2ie &criuhe, oeren 9egiuu nod nibt
ennaiItiq feItgeictt uoroen lit, fiuoen
bel Snlnbo itott. GnS oortiae Sort
miro 5u Dem 3ipedc nit @aSbebGl.
tern @ertitGtten II. / ~. otSaeriiitet.
Gle notblpenoiQen Soften lperoen Gus
oeu fir oielcu 3iued bereitS betuillig.
ten $4,000 beitrittcn.
9eulih lpuroe ein irdn5oliider
9Gilitarbouon 'iir 0o5 SignoItorpS
on1efanit. Ser @cueroI glneu miro
obcr neben oieiem ouh ole nnoeren
erboltlihen WIo0elle prilfer ebe er
cinen beitinntcn Spp fir Die ome.
ritoniihe Irmee auSpdhIt. Gdd iei-
ncr 9Iniid)t lit man bier5uIonOe in
Der 2lrftihiifiobrt alien onoeren
Gotionen lpeit porois Die Seriilhe
tpiir0en betrGhtlibeS Starmen ere.
gen. Gas 2uitidiiierforpS oes from.
5oliiden Seeres sable ge9enlu0rtig
600 0sann. Die massachusetts eriob.
rene @cronouten iino. 0os omerifa.
niihe Seer iueroe bolO iiber Elm 2ltft-
Idiifcrforps oerFiigen, OoS oencn
oaer anoereu 9lrmeen tpeit ilberle.
oeu III.