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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
BIG R. R. DEAL
N. Y. N. H. and H. Is Now Merg- cd With Consolidated Rail-
 way Company
WAS UNANIMOUS VOTE

New Haven, May 31.-A special meeting of the stockholders of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company was held at the railroad offices in this city to-day to accept the amendment to the char ter of this corporation contained in a resolution recently passed by the general assembly permitting the merger of the corporation with sho in the Consolidated Railway com. pany, majority of whose stock is held by the New Haven company. The object of the merger is to consolidate and make common stock of both cor porations under the title of the New York, New Haven & Hartford com. pany, said company to have as by. laws the bylaws of the Consolidated Railway company, and to have as its directors until the next annual meet. ing the same persons as are directors of the Consolidated Railway con- pany.
 At the meeting about 30 stock. holders were present including a number of the directors. After the call was read Judge A. H. Robertson of New Haven offered a resolution that the charter amendment be ac. cepted and notice filed with the sec- retary of state. This required a stock vote which resulted in 508,969 votes in favor and none opposed. On motion of Judge Robertson. the meet ing was then adjourned until after noon in order to allow of the filing of the amendment at the secretary of states office after which the merger can be legally carried through.
 New Haven, Conn.,, May 31.-It was ascertained in official quarters of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company that the new S3O,- 100000 of stock for which application has been made for listing at the New York stock exchange Is immediately connected with the merger of that cor poratlon with the Consolidated railway company to-day. The latter company recently took over the New England Navigation company at valuation at S2O0O0.000, or exactly the price which O. W. Morse sometime ago offered for the property. Against this $20,OOO,O0 of Consolidated railway company's stock was crested which added to the previous outstanding $10,0OO, ,O00 makes $20,000000 of stock which lu the merger now Is represented by the s30.000,C00 of stock share for share of the steam corporation. This S30, ,0O0,- 00O of stock while legally outstanding is held fin the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company's treasury for any legal use whatsoever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Wm Recrire pcputations.

Lisbon, May 31.-King Charles has agreed to receive deputatlons from the house of peers and the lower house Jf parliament who desire to petition his majesty for the restoration of govern ment on the basis of national sovereignty. The king said he would receive the deputations and. iu addI- ton. would support their views. which would indicate that the King Is willing to abandon the state of absoiutism which has prevailed since parliament was dissolved on May ii.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
HAYWOOD TRIAL RESUMES.
Expect to Have the Jury Box Full by
 Tomorrow Night.

Boise, Idaho, May 31.-After three days recess the Haywood trial was resumed to-day. Sixty-one new talesmen were in court and it Is ex- pected the jury will be completed by tomorrow night Shortly after court opened the defense exercised the eighteenth peremptory challenge, excusing Harmon Cox. Only two peremptory challenges remain to be exercised.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Eneineers sIn NIIs.ing.

London, May 31.-The fate of the two lieutenants of engineers who as- cended from Aldershot In a military balloon May 2s during the review in honor of Prince PushiInl of Japan stgll remains a mystery. The war office has not received any news since tho inquiries made during the night dis pelled the illusion that the aeronauts had arrived at the Scilly islands. War ships are cruising in the channel in the hope of obtaining some clue to tho officers fate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Roosevelt at Lansing.

Lansing, Mich, May 31.-Presi. dent Roosevelt, whose address this afternoon on the campus of the Michigan Agricultural college will be the closing of the semi-centennial celebration of the founding of that institution, arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning. He made a number of brief addresses en route. Fifty thousand strangers are in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Non-UnIon whitew.sber.

Shelton. May s1.-The strike of the union laborers in the 1nterna- tIonal Silver Co here. due to the fact that a non-union man started to vhitsuash one of the walls of the factory. has been settled by the man sEement agreeing to hire union men
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Five Per Cent Increase.

Salem, Mass, May 31.-Notices were posted at the Naumkeag cotton mills to-day announcing a 5 per cent increase in wages for the 1,500 em- ployes. The wage increase is the second that has taken place this year, the first one being on January 1st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
VIII Have New Trial.

New York. May 31.-George Burn ham. former general counsel for the Mutual deserve Life Insurance com pany. who Is now serving a term In prison for grand larceny. is to have a new trial. under a decision hande down by the appellate division of the supreme court to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
att.rked by Dog.

shelton. Msy si--A large dog near b Killed the tvo-year-oId son of An drew Andrevovitch to-dsy. workmen finally pulled the animal of and an oticsr cane along and shot it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31

The American consul at Annoy, MT Paddock, cabled to the state depart ment at Washington May 2S an- nouncing that an armed uprising had been reported at Joan, 50 miles south of Annoy, that several officials had been killed by soldiers and that the cause of the trouble was unknown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
o.Brsen Asain Turned Down.

Bridgeport. May 31.-By a vote that was about two to one against him Matthew E. O'Brien was again refus- cd admission to the Fairfield county bar to-day. The majority report of the committee simply said that there was no reason for a change of actiOa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair excspt shcrers late to-nixht or Sat urday morning ia southwest portion: Saturday shorers: Hskt nortkerlT to snxteriT r1n<a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
REBELS ARMED
Insurrection Breaks Out at Annoy and the Revolt is Spreading 
 10 Other Towns
CONSUL SENDS WORD

Annoy, China, May 31.-An insur- rection has broken out 40 miles southward of Annoy. Thirty thous- and rebels are under arms and are said to be well led. The revolt is spreading to towns near Annoy. The viceroy of Fu-Chow is sending 5000 troops to deal with the uprising and warships are expected here shortly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31

s-r-s k-vtnr nc--.i v4.su vfn se skIe ts r-.k tkf prss st dsns ef It isrs frusn ths ers vith s.1 nassti- ds yoar syrs deteys szd ssu1d hass inar1cdtsnt sr,srdua Nhm tas sys k-res@s nrd fruu r-zaG s<wd.E if ths ktt.rs crk tarrsa a-k rua tthe it fs surs inac1tss that gar--s n-~5sd 1ke ezsss ed "a ts ekesp geis sf nseai de-rlT nn4 hate irpefsGr fcr--et enrfserA Ccsrued cf p-r- iss- VII rs-it fa r~ss.f-s trtrT fr tH< ra spa lae Ezsrlss of s4FEy .. esf-r n De EissA@
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Fir ,t Kingston.

Kingston. \. r. May s1-Firs in s wholesale grocery and liquor store and a clothing establishment did damage to ths amount of tf3o.o0o to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
HIT BY TROLLEY
John Donlon Lying al Hopital in Serious Condition - Many
 Marrow Escapes
COLLISION ATCHESHIRE

John Donlon, aged 35, who resides near the corner of East Main and Taylor streets, was struck by troll ley car yesterday afternoon near the ballgounds and is now at the Water- bury hospital in serious condition. Although it was thought last evening that the man would not pull through the night, he did and this morning was somewhat improved. But his condition is still critical. Donlon was one of the many per- sons who were waiting for cars after the ball game. On day when big crowd is on hand there is a wild scramble for the cars and there is much crossing of the tracks. Still until yesterday no serious accident occurred.
 It appears that Donlon attempted to cross the track in front of a west bound car. It struck him on the head and knocked him headlong to the ground. He was dead to the world when picked up and placed on a car which was run into the center by Superintendent Wales. Lunny's am- bulance was waiting and Donlon was carried to the hospital. It was found that his skull was badly injured and it appeared as though it was frac- tured. It is not thought that Don Ion Is injured internally.
 No one seemed to know the name of the injured man. First it was said that he was John Dolan, liv- ing at A Taylor street, the next name given out was John Doyle of the same street; then 1t went into Boyle and at length this morning it was learned that it was Donlon.
 Although several policemen must have been near the scene of the ac- cident at the time. no report of it was made at the police station. The employees of the trolley company seemed to be very reticent to talk about the accident.
 It is surprising that many other &C., cidents have not occurred at the same point before yesterday, as there Is very little effort made to prevent the people from crossing the tracks. They Jump oll anu luC Oh lhC boards every day in the week, and just as long as this thing Is allowed, accidents are likely to happen.
 The motorman on the car that struck Donlon was John Lynch.
 A rear end collision between two cars going toward Cheshire took place yesterday afternoon about o'clock just west of Cheshire. The cars had been travelling in pairs all day. The accident was caused when the front car suddenly came to a halt and the second crashed into 1t. Several of the passengers were shaken up considerably, but the most serious hurt was Miss Josephine Ryan of Wall street. who is a stu dent at the New Haven normel school. She had to return to her home in this city.
 Dr Mum while waiting for n ear yesterday afternoon at Wedges Cor ners after the ball game narrowly es- capped being seriously injured. He | was on the tracks when car came | along and bumped him into saud | bank. He was knocked unconscious |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31

Dr Mum while waiting for ear yesterday afternoon at Wedges Cor ners after the ball game narrowly es- capped being seriously injured. He was on the tracks when car came along and bumped him into q sand bank. He was knocked unconscious and picked up and brought to the cen- ter in a trolley car.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

perilrtbeilt moroen, neil or in elmer
Ereolgt N%euBcrun0cn, in ocnen Die
geboroen cine %Nuirei5lm0 oeS &pIfes
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Satriltci t~Slllgbl0ttcr nit itotiitiid)ell
Nittbeilmgen iiber Den Strife Der
Sdnltinbcr in Ieutih , Nolcn Der.
tbeilt hattie.
9apua'S 9iDioenoc.
2te oSomburg Nmerifu : Clinic"
miro, lout 9eihluB ibreS gufiibtS-
ratbeS, Den gftion1ren cine Iipioen-
DC bon 5ebn Bro5ent in @ori6lo0
brtngen. Iie 90rie botte Die GrfIG.
ruug elmer clipro5entigen Gipioenoc,
ipie letteS Sobr ermortet uil0 5ci9te
lid, oeSbalb miBgeitimmt.
Die ~Somburg = Imerifa : &inie"
mo Die nSomburg Siibomcrifuniz
Idle Sinie" bobcn Die Gereinbaruna
getroffer, geuneiniam cine 2iuie Netu-
Oorf : 0raiilien eiu5uridtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Sciratbss Giccnscn.

Senrp u. 9ontorO, 80, ulo 6lo-
renee Wop Gorminc, %; Npplifont
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ucrts9 liilOin0.
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"a; Npplifont &obn &ugbes, 9tr.
2614, SubionrSiQ.
Sorrp Setcl, 81, mo 1oro Setter,
2l; Ipplifont SorrD Scbel, Nr. APO,
@eit.Scnrictta 'Strube.
George &cBIer, 3G, utO 9oro Bran.
0alt. "a; Nprlifnut Niuiom i. Bed,
Nr. 1923, Sononcr-S troBe.
Wcpcr &oroiif, -, lnh >Sroff So.
aoScin, %; Npplifont Soicpb &oicu-
tbul.
SulilS WombcimCr. 81, un6 &oio
8ormicr, %; Applifont SantueI
@ormier, 9tr. 1920, 9toro.S trifers
Strabe.
Somutl Siep, 26, uno 9ert6o
gerS, %; Applitont Snmuel Siep,
9tr. 800, NiSQuitt.S trabe.
Solomon g)ofoUiB, q, unO Soo
@cinitein rs; Npplifont @iQionr
Garter, NJ. 1880 Sdrforo Npcnnc.
Gobert q. @qtttr, 81. mo Nina
6. Mibrl q; applfnnt Nobert %.
MiIlcr, Torf SfiabtS Aocnlc.
Inorcrp :. @c8cr, 10, un0 Gli5o-
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Is. Storr.
Wiidoel y. G0mnros, 26, mo Clara
". 8. &ogt 81; Npplifont Nnno
@oli, Nr. 81, &Th9DoIo.N pcnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Nus Dem Sunsrcn WarDlanS's nnS
ben angrcnScnoen Staatcn.
Ser 9 ~ IaIl.

Sor Hidter Merrid 5l ga Elata,
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Marp 6. Bonnie uno oeren Sobu
Senrp 9olpie, meld)e Ser Grmproung
bon Serbert Eoiep angeidnloigt limo.
sur Gerbonolung. Foiep muroe oln
rs. Sanllar pon Srau Bonnie uno DC.
ren Sobn erihoi'en. ais CT lid mei-
gcrte, Die Sod)tcr Ser 1rot Bonnie SIT
leirotbrn, Die or ungebIid) entebrt
Joben ioltc.
Gin alter 6armer &C.
it orben.
Sr. Sobn WiQer, Elm bei Salipap,
@aihington County, MS, mo5nbni.
ter 6orner, itorb an OonnerItaB
pl0tlid). Gin Scr5leioen mar Die
So0esuriod)e. 8r. Miller mar Don
oeutld)cr Auitammung uno in Wed)u.
nicsburg, ga, %geborer. @iner Ieiner
S0bne, Sr. 5. Sronf Wiaer. mo5nt
in Baltimore.
llntcr % oroanfIage.
Sn Gulpcpper, 3D., baben Die
8roBgeldJDorenen am Ionneritag
gegen Die bei6en 9riioer Ybiaip s.
uno SarneS u. StrotberS Die 9lnflnae
crboben, ibrcn Shnnger, @iQiam j.
9pmaterS, cine Stun0e nad) ieiner
SrauIng nit einer Stpeiter Der Del
Den ermoroct 81 baben. Die 8roBgc.
idNpprenen ~perbortcn cine groBe an.
5aDl non 3eugen, famen nbcr ld)on
naf penigcn Stlinoen CUR Grbebun8
obcn crp1bnter Inflage. Die @ittnc
ocs Grmoroeten par 81 fronf, INN Dor
Den 8roBgclfnorcnen crlheinen 81
tonnen. 9pmatcrs bate oie Sdne.
tier ser bciocn Angeflaaten perfiibrt
lino mar bon oicien gc5pingen nor.
ben, lie Glif Dem 9ranfenbett 5l pei.
rat)en. Hod ser 5rauung Dollte lid
9omaterS micoer cntfernen, Ole Brit
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len, itt0 ais er ourd) einen Spruil
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ser.
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id)ditigung crbalten. &r. IiglnS
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Der Spise oes Spnoifats.
$ oh5e m d. lite
anitcdcno.
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riDe Darn @ooonll. Sohf ellieS
prominenten Farmers bel laltoile,
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Shpiiren ibres anbetel SboI1as
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o~urf5ugeben unb iif in 9)am. ~
g., tralen gu ~laiien. SIer bitter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
@cItcrn Rarplanb Giicn6a5u.

BeQtn1eto 20. RobelHbPr. berldBt SiIIensS td..oE
5dglidl.
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ausaenonlrlen Sonntng, Saneod u,o Gum.
herlnnh.
3.04 NGdrt. accommodation mad Union
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Wor:,. Sanooer. 9ettDsbnrg uno y. uub $.
5ibifion RuHiter.
s4.6h gdfm. - SrpreB, Snnpttinie, SuoerS.
totpft, SancoG. Sbtppensburg nuo, aisarnoii,
men Sunntdg, Sreoertd uuo GmmttSbura.
YurioitsNnpqou.
Tdaiib, anssenpmmen spnutag.
6. % Worgens = Oorf. y. nno 8. Diotiiun unb
SanntltHie oftltb bon Smorp'groos. foiuie
Carlisle.
100 @otecus So silom. mao Sisbfielo. fo,pie
@minttsburd.
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gteiu Ninofor. futon grioae, gruccoiue G5re.
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hnra, Salcrsioipr. Sdreod, cumberland unb
@Ifits. Buffet Oberndiionss gSdason.
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4nr Truueritaas HHo eamFtags.
1925 IbeHo5 - Wfiorr. mad t~uiorisHribQe.
yinr eunutaes.
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S1nobcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Snngc Samcn! Wadjt Gnd bieic
SfIcrtc III Wubc.

Nir biIhen iebt eine aIuiie fir iuroe 9u,nen
IN i%inferer electric Famcnfhneioer . ghlem.
sdIulr, Siner oer sortbeiie an bel qeibeil..
anta oisier slatie 1T Der. oah s9iiertnHen
6eiicn. Sicfe S'dfe tpirb am /. SGrnor 1907
luidnlHen %treteit. Spesieue 9iorfefunasn gpci
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Dame. bic cine fafbiorable Gdreiberin AT iucr,
MAIDEN.
Siir %tpeiiere s~usiuHtt fbreibe ODER peuoe
ron lid or Tri. VI. Subcrs, VT. 302, gasit.
earatpsa., G6e SewaTb. sts. (a7e-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

item a6ltc iubr Dos IjcbcStoac EGrdcu
Des Nodts 20 MeiIcn in o%iiener
autihc, uno INN Mittcrnadt rllroe
ser ¬en BON einem 6ricOcuSritter
gcidiir5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
WarDlano e EcnnipIpania u. n.

3hde o~etfafrn WBrth.9lpt nue.. citation:
7.3O BORN. rat Qorf uieIi1. aussenon, men
GuHntdaS.
$40 Rorm. md TeIid. nur gouutaas.
$50 SoriI1. nod 8eIoir tdgIiH. aussenoms
men Sonntags.
1.2o ytndm. ndf 9eIcir. MIR Gamftaas.
1926 giatm. raf Dorf tdeIit, uisaenommen
Gorrtngs.
4.05 gattir. nnd 9elta, mir gonntaas.
44b gnfin. mad g''atr idgIit, ausgenoms
men Gountngs.
800 Ibenbs man Della tdaIi&, auSaeuonts
men SoHntdpS.
! I 90 Tbenbs nnh 9efta, nur eonntaas.
I 80 Mbenos mad geIair, Wittmo8 u. gams
foo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Baltimore 0ampf Yadet /. So.
l9tlte nub Suuerlaidge sjai.atnis.)
Die Ser. Stllter'aSott btforoernb.
Santpfer Britannia" Ineul.. .aiabau'a,"

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men, bon ben .Vai.einie" .tiers. Pr. t0-ts,
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bern. BafbtnGion, N.'g., 8ttuioub, Nd.. iinb
defpsUorf.
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ri6fe 8uiifenBimrner, eIeftrifthe NeIeiift.Ine,
Gdmpfbet5ura. aoten Iret. steferh.rte ~ssaiuten,
tintmer In ben Rtuet'efrenitr Der -qdb Cine"
Hr. f07. sCft'0aliimrre. Strabe, Nt. 500 unb
baltimore. nno 9d~IoertsStrnBe. Continental
Irntt 9utlbing' uno gIbauePS pit. 100. 9icrb.
QbdrIes'S tr1Be.
Jpbn ". Sberrupub, q. Nrotpu,
Ree'Brdf. II. Sen. 'Uaanager. 1en .Raft. ,Saenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

FaiIe 5nr &eiie ms Nnslano Be.
IOrgt 6. Raine, Hr. 4f3, Si-1alti.
nure.S traRc, nabe Goitumhpaie.4se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Baltimore Sramsfcr Gumpnanie,

ehboh.gde 2igbt' unb mbarb.et
oansmabel trausportirt umb perpadt. nmnt.
butte nno Ybaetcns fur Hientes iperben tett
fir bic fcmmenbe Cation gebuHt. 5ubrperIe
unb greiie reHi. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

eApieb6uae uSepe SnNpt nuf Ole Sthnbc" Don
Der GanoensS tution mad &aibingtun an
Notentdael 100 BORN. bis 500 glbcnoS.
Gril1ere Wbiabrt bon Der MI. GiubaI' Stdtion.
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'0:05s .G45, !7.l0. 1850, 800. tp.55. liO.5l,
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t2.43. $3.50. +4.f8, ABB, lb.56 giadm., .6.0D,
1856, 800 WtmlteOj, 5000. III. 23 aben6S:
nerl. euiHoellsG station 300. tG.t5, $50, 200,
40, 800, 1920. 900. 1000, III. 90 9orli.,
1900 W., l12.02, "l222. HOO. 2i.05, 300,
1900. 1905. 400. +4.30, 1900, 1908, 1885
giudm., 1000. *6.t6. 10. 30, 400, 800, 1910
(Illttieo), 2i0.00, 1905. -tt.10, III 80 M6os.
Mnnapoiis WI. AubalsS tation, 1850 unb
1850 BORN, i4.55 mo l5.55 gla6m. Gamoeip
Citation, $500 uno 1900 Vcrut, 1900 WtttaaS.
800. III, 80 sad,m. uro 1900 Gbenos.
Srcoerid, Characterization, 1885 uHo 20.l5
BORN, IL rs, 1850 mo 20. 20 gid9m.
Ntudbefttr. ut. JuDnl. l7.10 Gorm., l2.43,
1910 "hadnt.: 9anbersS citation, l7.20 BORN.
l3.OO 1900 finb 400 gtadm.
1ngerstuiuu. Wt 9luDGlsS tniion, t7.t0 Born
1900 9t1dm.; GaiHoensS iatiun. 1870, 1875
Sormy 1850. 400 gubm.
6licotts6itp rno VT. Airh, gamoeusS tntion,
I7.35. p.15 8ornt, !i.25, 1850. +5.2O Ra6m.,
enrah, MI, HoralsS tniion, *2.43 ga6m.
Gorloen, 400 Nddm.
3ipDdl Slue glue
iadl philadelphia uuo anp .y1ort.
Weuer Terminus an Der 3reiurh5pnnitafien
Sfrabe. Tetp' gorL be1tem nnf 3otels, IbeaierS
uUc @eIhaftSsEtftIift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
sTRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Efien oas gnu5s Sahr.
ehbiuen.9de 5anette. nnb Gbarles.etrnbe,
Baltimore.
@rfinolife gusbiIbnnG;.. Tag. unS gbenb.
fbiIef. GteIlungen aarrntirt. Mdbiae 8ebfib.
rem. Yeainnt lent fEea8 il 1&SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

PofdIsS dIafungaons nab 9efpsDort iirb be,
reit gum @e6rauh In Der Gamblers. uno Mt
Jtob lbStntion im 1000 gbenos.
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ts.20 G6rm., l2.25 Ga6m., 20.tb WbenoS'
Nberoeeu Itfpm., GamoensS Citation. IL 90
gutm.. 1910 gbenos: W1t. Decentralization
II .0b W1dsm., lG.i5 Nbeubs,
Reierbtriiu9 bon Nnum in e6Iuf. ober Bar
lcr'gedgaofis. Spetiernten etc. fperoeu fbnen &c,
lnrat per 9eiepbon in allen f~oIaenben giuei,
g'iireduI Charles uno gn.ttuoresS trabe, 6. 4
y. Ct. Fnml 1924 ODER W2o.. gourtlano 1901;
llt. RobalS Gtation. g. & g., Wt. Bernon 3I2s:
e1nioensS tntion Sniornntionss Yiirenu, 6. q Il,
2. EnEI s46. ODER Wo., gourt.in mo S126; unS
w. 526 Gds.Sjroo3paL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
McrdJantS e. Wincrs transport. 81.
Tampfer.9tnie.
Grohf uun YsoEoagsYe

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fir ~oenielben Sng abfa6renoe Sautpfer. 4
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Gaatou unb ststIambtown.
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9"irpb ehweugrr's Sats,

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2nmensSerein beelammeIt fif ieben 9i,ns
fi1a. Ibenb. = ,Gntionai"sBier am 8api.
Decentralization - DoIfe 1888 s.
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8. epabn's Weitaurant,
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