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&eltern Narylanb Giienbabn.

ge9lnnenb an 20. Gept., perIibt 8iQensStatipn
Saglidl:
4.10 Wsorgens - Scbneupoft, Saeerstopr, 81.
& u. sQ3ubn," QSap nesbpro, Gbainbersbura
iino. anseeuomrten Sonntae, Sancod un6
Cumberland.
2.45 gtabmittags - Accommodation nod Sieb.
fielo.
4.2O NabmittagS Grpreb SauptIinie, Sn,
eerstoiun, Sancod, Sbtppensburs uno, dusge.
%llonlnlen Sonntae, Sreoertd ulb gutmitsburg
lHarlprsgSaegon).
Sd uItdl, au%sDenpmmen sunntaa:
10y utorgeils yorf, v. 4 8. Ssb. uno Car.
$50 @or9ens Accommodation nab -Stab.
"s.57 Wsorsens - BeftIi6er Grpres, gseftmtr.
tier, 8rueeoiIe (Sreoetid), GnlmitSbura
e'Sburnlpnt, .HIue gtioge,l gSapuesboro, Gbaul.
'hersblrG, Suaerstopn, pancpd, Cumberland
iiHo eliitts, GnfleisSb feroation gBaegon.
9morb fSrrne, foipie Dori, Sanober, Gettns.
BURG uno y. & ,S.sDio.
5.33 gdblrtttags - Accommodation mad Get.
t1Sbur9.
6.15 S@beIos - Accommodation mad Union.
Bridge. " ""''"'
Nur 9pnnertaes nns eamfaas:
ll25 gbetlos Accommodation Itad1 Union.
grioee. " ""'"'
3ar sunntaaS:
9.30 .U(orgenS = Accommodation nob llntpn,
grtoqe uno Sanober.
' Sdlt nt9t am Venttfb !batta .sIbe. sgabubof IN.
". 9tubcrtion, Il, Wf. xnIusu"'
StcesTrdf. II. @en. sGeftaftst. 8eri.s Qai' .sIa..ut
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urb Ycnuinluania-Sa Balm.
5iiae ucr:ai,cn glprth. gluenae.S citation:
I 30 Mnrnens Wnrf Vn[t tlnIih. nlsneupul

Su0t brt.hNtH TUttHsVtUtHHt sStuftUH.
7.30 Mprgens gurf IoIt. tdgIit, aisgenom'
men Spnntue.
9.O5 Moraeits Eeita stccom.. MIR Suitntae.
$50 Wioreers 9clair glccon, tdeIid. alSses
nonlnen Sonnta9.
t.20 Gadlmitta0s 9eIair Mccoit., MIR Samfiaa.
1926 Gatnliiiaas gorf 8oft, tdaIi6, alisges
Iiommet Soritng. ! At.. 1te .I
4.O5 SadlmiittuQs SeItd stccom., MIR Gunntda.
4.45 Nabrtitta9s @eIair glrcom.. tieii6. aus.
eeror1nleit Sonntng.
600 gbenos Delta stteom., ideIid. ausge.
100 MbtfSs" S9ffa asotm., nur eonutaa. {. .
11,30 gbenos geIair accom., tdaIih. ausaes
non men Sunntaa. IN
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NbfabrtStage Der Eahasicr-S anpfcr
npr Nclu=Wurf.

ODt Nclu=Wurf.
Nm 2G. Nop. 9anlpier nGoiier
@iIbelm ser 3peite" na6 Bremen.
9[m 26. Nop. 9ampfer g. 81 Iic'
monte" nad) Nenpel mo @enun.
PIN 81: Nop. 9ampier nNem.9(m.
ItcrOom" nad Hotteroam.
9lm 81. Nou. Gampicr n9(rconio"
nad) Hotteroom uno 2iball.
PIN 81. Nop. Gampier europe"
nad) Nntmerpen.
PIN ~. Nou. Gompier vGolobria"
nnd Ncapcl.
Pm 81. Nop. 0empfer nWoieitic"
nnd southampton.
PIN 81. Ioo. Gampier ,Sere5ia"
nnd) 9tenpel llno @enua.
PIN 81. Nop. Gampfer nGuca oe
Ibrn5}i" nnd Neapel uno 8enlla.
Nn 81. Ntpp. Gompfer nSannio"
nod Ncupcl lno @enuo.
9tn %. Nop. Gampfer Baltic"
nod 2iperpool. '' IT,.
, stnt'2S. NoU.! a3dntpfet'" Soboit~
nad) SABRE.
Pm IS. Nop. Camper ,oGoiierin
NllguIta Giftpria" ilad Somburn.
9Im %. Nop. Sampler n9arba.
roiia" rad) 9rcmcn.
In %. Nop. 1ompier yGarpa.
tbia" nodl @ibraltor unb Neapel.
9(m %. Nop. 0ohtpicr %. Soben.
berg" nob Ncopcl llno GricIt.
Nm 80. 9too. 0ampier Is. 5. Siet.
gen" nud) &upctbo9cn.
Nm 30. Atou. Gampfer ,Noros
Ilncrifn" nab Nenpcl uno @enlu.
PIN 80. Ntop. 0anpier sEatricia"
l,od) &ommtrg.
Pm 80. 9top. 9olnpier nMinne-
npoli2" nod) 9nnoon.
PIN 80. Nou. Camper ,Tcm-Oorf"
llnd) Solltbnmpton.
Nnl 30. Mop. Camper yStplt8
Nlbcrt" nad) Gibraltar uno Ncapel.
Nm 80. Nou. Gannpicr yWnureta,
nio" naG 2iuerpool. .
Pm 80. Nfou. Solnpier Caledonia"
lladl SlaSgnlp.
9lm 8. Ge5. Camper naronprin5"
nad) Bremen.
sln 3. Ge5. Gompier y9liiiiai,ia"
nad) Neapel mo @enlla.
9(m 4. Ge5. Camper y%Gampalia"
nnd Meapel mo @emla.
Pint 4. 0e5. Gampfer .Hefar"
nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
9lm 4. Ge3. 0ampfcr .Statenoom"
nnd) Hotteroom. .
slm A.. 0e5. Tompier .Ierion"
nod Intperpen.
s(m 4. Ge5. 0alnpier .Toriatic"
llnH Solltbnmpton.
9lm 5. 9e5. Gompier yYropence"
nod SABRE.
PIN 5. Tes. 0ampier .Gebric" nud)
2ipcrppol.
Sim 3. 9e5. Gampier .gr1iioent
2incoln" nod Geapel uno 8enua.
Nm 5. Ge5. 0ampier raurfiirlt"
nab Sremett,
Hm T: Ge3, 5ompier n@ascosne"
ltab Snure.
Am Z. TeS. Sompfer Oscar ser
3weite" nad) &%openbagen.
Sim Z. Ge5. Sompier Europa"
ilad) 8enlla llno Heapel.
GIN 7. Seq. Oampfeir ,9lii6er"
1ad Sombnrg.
Im Z. Ge5. Sampier nTrieori6"
rad) Neopel ulto 8enua.
am Z. Ges. 9umpier yGepubIic"
ilaeb Soutbampton.
slm Z. Te5. Gampier rMinnebaba"
rlab SpnSqn, 40 :9bqs, eo.il.4.
Nm t. e6n Gampier H. armauia"
rad 2%iuerpoal.Gl 9dIuilgaa
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Sine quite NbenbidJule.

@robe Sortidritte IN Der I6eno'tilIe
fir @ingepnnoerte an Der ode
BON @roaonap unO 9anfltraBe.
- Sr. Carl Otto S60nrid) Der
Grin5ipal oerielben.
4m 0anfiagul9stage neroen Die
Ibenbihulen aeihloiien iei1. Sn Der
9roaolpup . gbenoidille meroen Die
ll1terrihts . abenoe beSpegen oiele
@ote am 0tontog, 0ienitag nno
Mittpp6 ieir, itatt mie gelpobnlib
ON Wontog, Wittiuod uno .9onners
itag.
Die genunnte S6uIe, an Der Gde
bon groaopap mo 9onfitroBe &C.
legen, erfreut iib iett zines lebr 5abl-
reihen @eiubes. Inter Der tilftls
gen 2eitung bes S%oritebers, Srn. s.
Otto S6onrit, lit bieiclbe 10 &C.
pabien, bab II &loiien reidll6 be-
lett iiro. r
Id)t Oieier 9loiien iino fiir Ginbei-
miide ober enaliid Sprcdenoe, Die
bel Gage beifaitigt lino uno ibre
Sugsid)ulbiloung 81 perpolltlnoigen
miini6en. Gieie &loiien Iteben inter
ben folgenben 2ebrern: &obt. 81.
&omlenion, Gotporo NJ. @immer,
gliSobetb WcGullp, SSoiepb &irnan,
Silbo Sunt, Clarence 8oulo II. Ser
tia Sage. .al
3ipei polniide &lailen ipcrocn bon
Srn. Sol. y. Gotaisfi unb Sri. Inno
Serfner geleitet, @ier gemiid)te, IN
benen ollc elrpp1iiden Notionen Der
tretcn ii1o, iperoen burt Gli5abetb
W. Heinbort, Soltra Is. Sd)ertlerL T..
sc. &einburt mo Gliiu Gotih inter.
ridtet. "
Gle iibrigen brei &lo'ien periol9en
ein5ig uno oQein Den 3rped, nell elm
oeluonoerte Gelltite 10 ifnell uic
nl0alih nit Der Sprod)e, Den Sitten
uno Der 8eibihte bes 2onoes Der
traut 5l MAIDEN. Gicielben itcbcn
inter Der Seitutg Der SS. Sobn u.
8orfi, SouiS 6. 9rieger uno Gbomoa
Tunbe. Scsterer ipuroe crit filrSlid)
an Die Sdule berilien, bn Der Mn
brang Elm 10 GROCER mar, bob Ole
beioen porbanoenen Ilalien 11ld)t
mebr genilgten.
Die in bieier Shule periolgte Scbr.
metbobe III cine 10 intereiionte, Dob
Die Shiiler ME berielben miibe pCrs
ben, uno babel ousgc5cid)nete Sort
idritte MAIDEN. ,Sei Weitcm Der
groBte Sbeil Der nabe5u 1000 Sdiis
Ter uub Shiilerirmen beitebt aus
Grnohiencn ieben Mlters.
Seitoem Sr. Sbonlas Sunte, ser
brittle heltihc Sebrcr, beruien moroen
iii, iino einige TlGte irei; lnb Der
8orIteber, Sr.S h0nridL nimmtYtou.
tags abenos bon 7 bis 12S llbr rclle
Shiiler iilr bieie alolie an. IppIi-
fonten fonnen lid ulio AM Wontng
gbenb INN I llhr IN DER Sd)ulc mel
ben. Gie Sd)ule III, icbr leid)t 5t
erreihen, "a Die Muoiion , Mpe.s uno
9roabmop.@mirn oirrft an @cb0lloc
poriiberiabren, Eieg Hnterriftaitrm-
ben iinb bon 80 bis $50 Ibenos il,
ben Wontag, Mitttpod1 mo Gonners
fog bis iitm I. april,
2itt nSolIueinntioner.
Cor A -i1hrinp 1thtIinn N,,rnntt
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Baltimore 9ampf Yafet So.
tMlte nnb .anpsrldfTse Yai.2tmte.)
Sic Der. StaaieHsPoft beforbpruo. ,
Tampier .@trginia (nen), ,~SQaban,a,~
-MenH0in acsnnsHss

IaHpfet .4strgtnta tnent rNnepantd,"
ygesraia," ,1enneEee." .
men. bon ben .9at+ltnies "8iers. Gr. 10-1S,
Sst9bt'strabe, $50 .Ibenes, bireft. mad Oh
0oirt Comfort. gsorfolf. H%ortsmoutb unb aleR
Yoint Comfort NIT ng. & 8. Gifenba5n.' Wad
Hthi1onh. gerbinhun9. In Rortsmouib NIT benz
.Geaboarb Mir Zine" foIiben 8nge mad Eorts.
nut Der ~atIaniic godtt 2tne.' glorfoli un6
tpeItIi6 uno LIB Dominion Cine" mad Nep.
,serl. @afbinaion, R.'g., 8i1monb, 3D., unb
TepsYorf.
MGbIaetten mad enropdifdem Blame. auru.
ribfe .aoihten5imIner. eIeftrtf8e geIeliftune.
Santpfbeia,na, 8oiei fret. @eferbirte Rainten.
Tt. tj7. SitsPaItintoresStra NI. 500 mnb
EOS. 2igbtsStraBe. g. u. 6. Office, Gnboft.g6e
baltimore nnb gaIpertsStrobe, Continental
9ruft Fliilhina" unb Mbduab'S. Nr. 100. Rorbs
Charles Gtrabe.
Suhn U. etertucpt, q. Hrptpn,
Tire.Trif. II. Ger. 500 naaer. 6eu sRafj. .afoert
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Ger Gt6bfr Sampler Scr @clt "". .' -
Ger Compiler .Armmnm" rn Ser GunmSSfr lit nt wbr Nph. om@rn nh Der 1nMiG
9uibc nmhr of ImN mbmGt 2@j &nptn Ch13 NRGNJp pros tmbC Gas Sdpitrtif y@Wna
Mo" 0m scr @dmrob Wr Sen CEun nohh Gh sic Trt III bier So0n Is StnoT 10 Mhtcn bel
elmer ImhhnmSN GNmnMQhH pom i21& notm Ymd
Gle 5uNMNfupn 0% rrrn GrauWrP1 yer I'M tTWtn1 III NCpEpH ohnn4tl oNrbNln i'd, bon
WHog 81 Amq 8mr6nt mic nM:l (a Cine shnMg Mamrn :. Cog az 3 Gag 49, H. S@5%
sic QHmmr Mr btmwm pro 5mmnc 222t @rohn &tr Yer Frbrobu 6r" Sdtonn" lit bic Inonr
tm" nm 10 2tmDn 30 WMmt rWf NbNbu. 1mm tWna T0 bic iWmS umgntgn NcWt
nGmc lN mh ann Nnmtn mhM Ser unnb bG, bb man Th nit nemm pIdutcn in offer Gle t
rnmpn ocuuMdtnN Seeker umd hMm mBh. Captain Frthor0 6r. 9rNbsbubu 0@ nmn Cam
pier, hrp sic hHmntr &uHuna aus ob Stmrr inter nnnun@ cfuhmnnn gctn1Wm miro nit Der
sic bsr hmWir Tnt ubr ben Fd NrM3uP9Nt
Gn ,Mmuoun" lit 706 Sub lang pt sur I0M4T mS Mr "Smtnnn" - IS DuBlw rel moS
Ir td EWS5w bon al bis pu 0uyhmtS spite mMt PIC Sui Sr Nohmrn hmMrn 10000
EiTMfHt m GumrnurntH lit 5000 Sr Gf an 20 SCprmbn 1860 m (prp pom Spd m0 tt
c1 S7TOWW Nm NO mfNpt lid 500 CHtre nb NnMWe1! Gas hHf mt &mmf r 800 i
nMww rite ahM, IO5 mGtT &Hc u0 1900 pihNhrfrr lie NlStnt11b Der nrNbNNnen Hmn lit
rcu n1munc unnrm M MmMM& pMNdM0n pni Mr yer nGnntMnn.
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&upferidmieoe uno Blumbers.
5ogn enbsrt, 1714 1bames'strabe. Is. & g..
Xelepbrn: BoIfe 1895,
Seuer.S eriiderungen.
,glepat Snfuranee Go. Of aiuersnuI," Scnrp M
WuriteIo, AeNtoent Wonaeer. 101-102 @bunl'
bt; Of Commerce @uilotr9.
,8ermania GcuerucrHdernngs . Vritnfdlaft,"
Baltimore. unp %urtbrStrabe.
Nnl. s. Shadelipro & Gu, 70 uro II gbaIub.r
@lunbeiJentbums agsnten unb
.Sdnoler. y
Vtsrre 8. 9usan & @ephsw. 10 Ott'asrinSron.
tDnsGtruBe.
Bierbeoeihirr. Sabrifanten
e. q. Dan eun 4 Co.. 4O4 gBeft.0 ermdE]etr
Suiidmieo, 3ubeb6r.
g. scott NaHus So. @r. se2 unb 1874. gsorDs
SapsStra6e.
aobfen unb Sol3.
Scnrp O Bon Seine, $50 QoIumbtasgoenus.
Shmutiafem uno llbren.
". 3. Wline,, 90 Oil.g' Itimu ICES t.abe.
BfdnoIeibe. @eIhGfte.
"e"nfo''Satsb auan Co.," / gFOrS'@a 'etraBe.
Yianos unb Srgelu.
Ghas. m,. ettrff, . 3orb.0ib"-tp.s trabe.
gDm. anabe T. 60, sGpric"sS.Jduoe. nj. tohdl'
SlpeUue.
Dumpf. unb @aiierbeisuna.
g.. .. edaedcr, 742 ~Sfisanmbarb.str. 6. &
Y.s2e.epbOn 1865. p
Tnpier un6 Eapter.Siiten
s,aitb, Ttrun Co., 105 uro 107 9anooersSfr.
Slaogen, 9anner, Ib5eiden.
etseo grus, 10 @eits9erina.pnsStrabe.
@ledjplatten, %tctau etc.
abou. Gouttin & g., 1919 9alberitonsStr.
Heteft1b.N gentiir.
Ssauoautr'& sdntibt Oriiber bel Smith. g8eft
Il 9oons, SOB gaIoert guiloila.
Srieo60fe.
,.apuhpn gnrf Grmstrrn." Office: 81 @eft.Sa.
rotndn.Strnfs
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0ci6aftss@

3eitunaen. Seitidriften etc.
,9te Baltimore girme Co.. 9apio glOegrrotn-
bic. Miana9er, 8ls Bett'@ermau'etraBe.
characterization, Ebiiren, 5eniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Sames g.. Softer & 60, 115 unb lit. snb'
seS. 3. slsaa Z Bro. Ala. atabtetr. .Eerfte.
0utional.ganfen
usbe Slb spma glationaI eanf,." gab. uIb
Saapio e. &Oanss, Stce.Sraf6snt; Ssnra Is.
ms iff1s aa ita'r1st San, pt saMmpr.." .. e.
rsmeiic Mattuuai.gaut," 1872 siiO.srOabpau.
NS: Y. 9Su9lier, .T1Iitrer;
~rTsettern National Nant," 20. Warriott. SuiR'
rer, IA Y~urbsGutaipsS trabe.
,1ruuers G Mcdjanies' Tatipnal gdnf." gbus.
g. Yiiner. aaiIrer; yotbipef'9de gutap'
YEbiro y%3ational gaut," Baltimore. uno ysortb,
.Satmers & Merheuis' National Yanf." suutb.
uno eopibarbsSfrabe
uGcmmerstal & 6%armrrs' Eatipnnl eani.." SiiS'
lpeiisGde Sulpnros uIo GernlalsStraee; =.
3. Valolu'n. S%taiftrer.
Staats.8 anfen.
rScutffe Sanf Won SalituDre," baltimore, uno
Sollbab. strabe; aueuit lBeber. Brafiosnt;
e. J. 5iht, Sdaenetitcr.
Spar.ganfen.
ySeutfhe epar'Sant non Baltimore" Gttatp.
uno 8dItiinoresStrabe.
,et. .SameS. sparbnnt," galtimoresetrake unb
Observation-Disclosures
Srnlt.Gompa9nie'n.
,Wsargsanb Sruft Co.," 9lprbipeftsgde gaIoert.
ulo Voecmuus5ttuBe Stler Qerib, asrdIt
heut; 6. g. 3tnmerrlailn, Sefreifr; Carroll
Ban 9tcb, S%6abmetfisr.
| po1ffu,nrr Trtff e Mturautff I'm ~ Hottttntde,
WuiIoiua.
I6pofdten.
Sraueis 9. alemna. ge6tsunpalt. 225 Ct. BuuI.
StraBe, Baltimore, Wio.
aarl ". w. sdole, i26-129 Gam guiIotne.
8nitauus anrb, 261--269 @aloert Blilbin9.
y. WEt. Ertmaun, iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2anbwirtbi6aftli6e 8erdtbe unb
S0mereien.
Griffith & surner So 2O5 TorosBaea'Sirdbe,
Warmor. ltn0 8ranit.@erfc.
g. Stlaoriner e e6bre, 714-7ts 8eftssaltt'
n1oresStrase.
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G Riners Sranssprt. Go,
9ampfer.atnte.

Ntadlt unb Yaiiagtere.
sVadb Yoitpn uub BEN Often.
Won't. 9ienft.. Spnnerit, Gamlit'. q iibr Nbhs
Gadl 9ropioenee unb BEN pftex. ~
Sonnfag,, WRttipot, Sreitdg, 8 ubr gbenbs,
taalib, 9 l,br MbenbS.
ornNf an9eloinfneri tdeiib bis 8 tIbr Ha&tn..
HIT e%elllelben 1ag abiabrenbe 9Gmpfer.
Eaf Snpannab nno oem eaoeu,
9tenftaI, 9anreritap, Sainftaa' q iibr srb,rhx
". y. Goria, @eent, aona bod.
Gernta,. unh aigbt.etra6e.
tIt3.I&SrJ
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2itt tan SaIIueinutionc
- Ger ~41.iabrige Ebilipp Burnett
bon Sparrons. Eoint mllrbe gcIteru
bonn Eoli5eiridter 8rannan III ser
mittleren 8pli5eiitation ne8en lrums
fenbeit uno uuoroentlid)en getro9en2
aui cine @obe ms 8eidngnib &c.
ianbt. gr bate am Gage porber e..
uen Meni6enouilauf baourh Oerur.
iadt, oaB er NIT Dem Guie rWoroer"
pie b~eieiien Die Colbert StraBe bin-
unterramnte. Gem Hpli5ilten, Der i'm
perbaftete, iagte er, oaB er' iid) Don
Mannern periohst gldxbe, Die i1h@s
morbel rpoltens Gff eafttlt &fB "
einestiahfigs 4Spree% biiter iid} babe.
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SCirnthS= G%iccn5cn.

Ilcronoer y. Gid, 90. unO Gmmu
z. &cptInQ, -; 9Ipplifont Clarence
Gid7 9sr. ilOl, NtcScurpItrubc.
&piepb y, @c0Oineer, 4Q,unb Gm.
ma q. Soutmuortb. 81; Npglitont !.
@orrit Nr. 4O3 Silos @ilnlorItruBc,
%irgic =. Nrunn 2S, Scr. 1888.
Morplnno Nucmte, Nd, @olbln1=
ten :. 9, lulO ellie Stiu,5, %,
Molbin9toL :. =.
George Siilhcr, 80, Gpilcto, Ter,
nno Catherine y. &eeier, 30 Molbe
ington, :. Is.
@innro 81, Goml,eS, 81, @oibinG,
tom 3. g., utO 9ipiie Is. &oi'cr, Is;
glpplifont &unlc2 Z. WcperS, Nr.327.
Siio.@ilmorItroBc.
WoDiion &Iono, 80, @opuna, Wo,
mo Neliie Soir, %.
gilbert sc. SoncrS, "a, Mccopillc,
So, mo Nlcto :. &ctdunt. 20, 6oir'
port, go; Npplifont $. W. Woons
bull, Mr.. 1888, @elt.Seringtonltr.
Nronf 3. Ninglin9, a, mo SD
tborinc NeuidinN. 10; Npplifont q.
6. Smith inn, Nr. 1913, Sntopettes
'gtpcnnle. ' tI,15ts e'.
rSnbn y. @lurdl, 24pumb Sorob e.
sSooro, JfS; Mpplifantt SnsD y. Noo.
rep Nf"SG2, @reenmmtnt 0loe ~
@corgr y. Nrrcu, 47j'gSitt,per, Nr.
1907, 9inbon' Npen1e, limo Slnnie
z. @tph11 40 @ittmt ~ p
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@eonipruhtc oaS Mch

@enn pruht c baS Hch t
sum Nlu dl c n. - Charles Smith,
Elm Nc9rr, ser am Wittmod nit 300
toriiibrer Sacob 3inlmermann Der
hnitet llno iiir elm alf geItcrn feltge;
lettes @erb0r ~cntloIicn moroen mar.
mllroe pom Hidtcr 8rnmlan nit $50
nno Soften beItroit. 3inlncrridn1
lpllroe olli frcien Sub aeiebt, Ger &c:
Ger mGrc ON Wittpod an Earf @pe.
'l;llo Sapctteitrobe beinabe ppn ciner.
@nilior0.9 lpc, Gar iiberfabren nor
.ocu.q 3inmermam mnrntc Smith
ourd cillcn 3llrllf moraVf Ser Neger
nit. eincnn 6llidl uitmortcte. Gin
@ort Gob oos onoere, bis 3inlrncr:
mann pon ieinem@aagcn iprarig ltto
sen Ne1cr AM &rogen padte. Eoli'
silt Solief pcrboitete @eioe. Smith
CAB als Gntihuloiglrng an BOB CT
baiielbc Neht, mic Elm lpciBer Mann,
niif Scr Strobe SIT illlf,en, babe.
SaliNc IorcB @uh Col.
lcftorcr. lleber iulid)e Ioreb-
bllb = Gollcftorcr,, ipe5iell bon Der
WercontiIe II. Mcierence Yubliibing
go, iinb 9eidpcrben inn Toli5ei.
&nuptanartier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pobt
bic &pIiiei Denislpcu idorf alf. Die
Singer , ~ ga.s . f.
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Wormor. un6 Grants erfc.
g. SiIaorirer &C e6bre, 714-71s 8efts9aitis
moresStrase.
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2eihen6eItatter

sanoerS & ebbne, 170S-17t0 GuRton.gbenue
@m. SDut, Ytortbs ino Recommendations.
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&inbIid ). = @roBpapu: sag
mol Mdnsd)cn, mo6teit iii oilb
nal @robpopo .merben?" Ser
flFlnc r&nna: Md netn. 0altr nluh
id jol in1nRr &enhons p%erld9enfeii,r
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&upferid)mieoe mo plumbers.
5pbn rnbsrt. TIA 9bamessStrabe. g. & g..
Ielepbrn: g9nIfe 1905.
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tet iplifoe, 'nah bier Aptrhlfsportirell.
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9tr. 231, NiaQuitbltr., 8aroernbe-
ltiide, Shmlfindlen nno $50 Sdnr-
gels entmenoCt III baben.
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Q6oofaten.
5raueis 9. 9femm. 3te6tsuupalt, 225 81. BauI.
StraBe. Baltimore, Wio.
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Suitnuus anrb, 261-269 @aIDert Building.
y. Wm. Ertmaun. iii Turb.GbarleSsStrube.
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2anbwirtbidaftlide @erdtbe unb
S1mereien.
Griffith & Surnsr So 2O5 RotosBaca'e irabe.
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.S6noler.
pterre 8. Tugan & @eptew. 10 Sf'oertnoron.
tDnsGtrube.
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3ettunoen, 3eiti6riften etc.
,,9te Baltimore girme Co." Sapio MOerrrum'
bic, Wianager, 3l8 Weft'Serntau'StrdBe.
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Success in Ironing Shirts.

Any OF the following named sub
stances when put into boiled starch
will. help to make the garment iron
smoothly and take a gloss: Borax, SUI
gar, salt, wax, lard, turpentine, sper-
maceti. The shirt front is starched
with hot boiled starch in which there
has been mixed one or more of the
above ingredients. 1t is dried, and
then dipped in thin, raw starch. After
a few hours it it ironed A thin piece
of muslin is placed between the
starched surface and the iron. After
the shirt front has been ironed smooth
it is rubbed with a damp cloth, and
then polished with an iron specially
made for this purpose. There must
be a great deal of pressure used on
the polishing iron, and practice is re-
quired to do this work we'll Place a
hard, smooth board under the shirt
front when polishing. Many men OBJ
ject to the highly polished surface,
preferring the dull one.
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left" But Val Pruitt and Jack Che
ney were right outside the saloon
waiting for an opportune time.
Fleishman came out for a breath of
air.
AS quickly and silently as a pam
Their Pruitt was on him, one big hand
over his mouth and the other holding
his throat. Cheney had his arms,
and he hadn't a chance. They quick
ly bore hira to the boat, tied his
hands and feet, gagged him, and
threw him in. Fleishmans eyes
blazed. Slowly and silently they
drifted by the town. Fleishman
could hear the songs of his COM
panions, and writhed at the thought
of his position. When they were a
safe distance below town, Pruitt re-
moved the gag from the prisoners
mouth. Then Fleishman stormed and
swore, but Pruitt and Cheney grinned
and tainted him.
What are you going to do with
me?" asked Fleishman.
Deliver you to Judge Treat, at ST.
Louis, three days from now" an
swered Pruitt.
well, you're going the wrong way,
all right"
wait" laconically said Pruitt.
About two o'clock in the morning they
met the Vicksburg coming up. They
succeeded in attracting attention, and
were taken aboard. The captain
knew both Pruitt and Cheney, and
had heard of Fleishman. He agreed
to pass Point Pleasant this trip. One
or two of the passengers licked, but
he promised to put them ashore at
Birds Point, SO they could come down
on the evening boat. Pruitt wasnt
taking any chances of another res
cue.
st. Louis was reached about nine a.
m. the third day. Pruitt and Cheney
gave their prisoner good breakfast,
and at ten o'clock took him to the
court house. Judge Treats court had
just convened. Gen. Noble and Jack
Morgan were there when Pruitt and
Cheney came in with the handcuffed
prisoner.
What does this mean?" said Judge
Treat. Morgan stared, scarcely be-
lieving his eyes.
Judge Treat" said Pruitt, 'you
said you wanted Jim Fleishman. Here
he isl
Judge Treat wiped his glasses, ad-
justed them on his aristocratic nose,
looked at the prisoner, then at Che
ney, then at Pruitt; and quite forgot
his judicial dignity as he said, un-
der his breath:
well, I'll be damned"
Fleishman got 20 years, hard labor.
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
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NEW ONE TO TILLIE.
Scandinavian Cook Had Her Own
Troubles With the Eggplant.

Mrs. Lane, engaged with her daily
the beautiful purple eggplant that
showed up so alluringly against back
ground of snowy cauliflower, so she
told the grocer to send it up. Mrs. Lane
had other things than housekeeping
on her mind that day. Besides, Title,
the Scandinavian cook, was rapidly be-
coming so competent that her young
mistress was growing a little lax. By
the time Mrs. Lane reached home the
eggplant had vanished from her mind
The following morning the eggplant,
it's purple exterior polished to mirror
like luster, appeared whole and I'M
cooked on the, Lanes breakfast table.
90, Tillie," cried Mrs. Lane, carrying
the vegetable, still intact, to the kitch-
en- after breakfast was over, Il want
this for dinner tonight. See, you must
slice it So and soak the pieces in
sailed water"
"Skall 1 peel heem?" asked inter-
ested Title, whose English was so re-
stricted that it was impossible to pro-
vide her with advance instructions.
Eyes, cut the rind off this way and
let the pieces soak all the morning"
There was company for luncheon
that noon. All went we'll until Mrs.
Lane rang for Tillie, and requested
her to bring the dessert.
A moment later Tillie reappeared,
placed a glass dish containing a num-
Der of odd greenish white disks on the
table and disappeared.
Why" exclaimed surprised Mrs.
Lane, its that eggplant again! She
has fished the slices out of the brine
and served them law, like. cucum-
bers.''
After luncheon Mrs. Lane returned
the egg plant to the kitchen.
ct must be cooked" she explained,
patiently.
"Yaw, 1 cuke heem,' said willing
Tillie, Selling the vegetable.
mo, no. Let it soak until six. Then
I'll show you how to fix it."
Visitors detained Mrs. Lane that
afternoon, however, and it was five
! minutes after six when she went to the
kitchen to fry the eggplant. She was
Just in time to rescue the victim of
Titles misdirected. zeal from certain
destruction. Title had it boiling
briskly on the stove.
Goodness mel" exclaimed Mrs.
Lane, hastily removing the eggplant
| to safety THE only way to cook this
vegetable is to roll the slices in egg
and bread crumbs and then fry them"
'Vell," said Title, good naturally,
| 81 tank he yer fonniest apple my ever
how saw; but ON America she's how
very fonny eats, anyway"
Sometimes think we do agreed
Mrs. Lane.-Youth's. Companion.