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Evening journal., 1907-05-14

listers Of the world as "John NJ. Burke.
United states'
His connection with Indian life and with
the Wild West has given him opportuni-
ties to see and meet prominent mon in
every walk of life during the last thirty
or forty years He has seen and met every
President of the United States since
James buchanan. lie was In Washington
when that city was surrounded by Cen
eral Breckenridge and General Early. and
testihes to the fact that President 1An-
coin was actually under fire IN the ''bat-
tie" Of Fort Stevens Two men and an Of
ficer were mortally wounded one hundred
yards behind the position that Mr.. Lin
coin occupied
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Firomen Disabled

Firemen Disabled
when reinforcements arrived on the
scene it was necessary TO give first atten-
tlon to the disabled nromen before effort
could be made to nght the fire. Rescue
parties We're sent into tho cellars ana
unconscious men were carried out by tho
threcs and fours.
~ was found that several had hreathed
the black heavy smoke deep into their
lungs and their removal to hospitals was
at once ordered.
Fifty Helpless in Row
As fast as the men were carried from
the building they were laid out across the
street on the sidewalk AZ one time near
ly fifty men were stretched out helpless
in row. Among the men most seriously
affected were Flrcmcn Lickdyke, Harck-
harth Lamont r. A. Powers. Robert
Burnett and spanier
The fire created panic in the neigh
borhood, which is one Of the busiest
spots on Broadway.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
THREE AIDES FOR
ATTORNEY Y-GENERAL

Attorney General Richards has three
assistants in preparing criminal cases Tor
the May term Of the Court Of General
Sessions. which IS now Ia session.
Deputy Acknowledgement James M.
satterheld of Kent county, and c. sud
Ter Richards. Of Sussex county, who were
appointed under the law enacted by the
last Legislature, are attending the May
term in this city and are examining wit
nesses to get evidence IN shape for pre-
sentation to the grand jury.
BY this method the consideration OF in
dictments is facilitated. Deputy Attorney
General Hastings is prosecuting the cases
after indictments are returned to the
court.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
BOARD HELD EXAMINATION
Several Candidates, Seek oHieership in
Organized Militia.

Members Of the state Military Board
Of Examiners met in the Arsenal last
night and examined candidates for
commissions as officers in the Dela-
ware Militia. Those examined were X.
X. ". Casey for captain; James Austin
Ellison and John W. Hession, for fir5t
'lieutenants; Jesse A. Mckay L. B.
Jacobs. John A. Jordan and Charles T..
McCloskey for second heutenants.
This evening the members OF the
officers school will be examined. Each
viii be required 70 pass q satisfactory
a1aplination.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

NEW YORK, May 1i.-An the world
knows William f. Cody c'Buna.o BmD,
but very few know that Major John NJ.
Burke his Fidus Aohates and public pro-
moter' who is the beau ideal of a Vest
erner' first saw the light in the old sev-
enth ward Of this city IN 1874. His father
and mother were Wilmingtonlans but his
mother died when he was fourteen mon his
old and he lost his father six months
later. He was adopted and raised by rela-
tives in Maryland and developed in the
West.
The major has never lived in one place
for year during the last forty years.
and he signs his name on the hotel reg
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
FOUND DEAD
IN Her BED

Mrs. Mary E. Hawke was found dead
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Mary
L. Swift, No. 623 South Connen street,
at II o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Swift went to the room TO call
her mother and found her lifeless on
the bed.
Mrs. Hawke was stricken two years
ago. and her death this morning was
caused by heart trouble, indirectly due
to the stroke of two years ago. She
was a widow.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Stub Ends
Thought

'Tn advertising. it isn't so much the
space you fiji as how you fill it."
Every ad has its day"
april ads bring May business"
"Show me a man who never makes
mistakes and I'll show you a man who
never does much. Show me a merchant
,rSvho never adveruses and III show you
a merchant who is making a mistake
Trying to do business without adj
vertising is like winlSing at a girl in
the dark; you know what you are do
ing but nobody else does"
The Journals ad man is here to
serve you and The Journal gives you
a service in Wilmington that nothing
aass VIII at twice tho cOst
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
ATTEND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
New Castle County Presbytery Dele
gates Will Leave for Column
bus Tonight.

The Rev. W. II. Bancroft. moderator;
the Rev. c. L. Jefferson and General
Charles Bird and George Rommel, elders,
win represent the New Castle Presbytery
at the General Assembly Of the Presby-
teran Church. which convenes in Colum-
bus, Ohio. on Thursday. The delegates
will leave for the West tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
OVERCOME BY GAS
IN MANHOLE

While working in manhole at Sixth
and Madison streets to-day Leander L
Saunders. a cable splicer, was overcome.
He was removed from the hole by fell
low worl1men. He was unconscious and in
a short time was revived and was soon
out Of danger.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
-. ae.ntifnr Ruttons.

Hundreds OF small buttons Inscribed on
which was "City Beautiful" were dis
tribused yesterday by members Of the
Civic Improvement Committee Of the
Board OF Trade. The object an this dis
tributon is TO keep alive the spirit Of
public Improvement
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
MereantiIe Association Committees.

James C. ONeal, president OF the
Mercantile Association, has appointed
the association committees as followsa
Membership committee. 5. Clark.
o. C. Purdy. L. A. Bertolette.
Civic improvement committee
George w. Bader +. H. steinle, Henry
Bush.
Committee on revision Of bylaws
Daniel p. DuRoss, Edward C. Bross.
George w. Bader.
Committee ON advertising-C. II.
Lippincott. H. d. Ross, w. l. Ham
mond.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Delawareans at the Fore.

'I happened into a court room in
Philadelphia yesterday said Col. J..
3. Morrow, "and was sratifed to find
that judge. prosecuting attorney and
counsel for the defense were all former
Delawareans. The Judge was Norris
S. Barratt. the prosecuting attorney
was w. Finley Brown and the lawyer
for the defence was David J. Smyth.
Can you beat that?"
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
HOLD SPRING TOURNAMENT

At the grounds Of the Wawaset Gun
Club tomorrow the annual spring
tournament will be held and will con.
tinue throughout Thursday. on Thurs
day the "Wawaset Trophy" win be
shot for. It is expected that there
viii be at least fifty entries in the two
events. sbcoting WY keSiA -.1y
at Q o'alRSIA
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
DID NOT OPEN
BIDS FOR BONDS

Because there was some question
concerning the school bonds issue of
100000, bids were not fnened at last
nights meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation. Whether the bonds should be
registered or coupon bQnds is one Of
the questions that is lhlding up the
matter and the finance Committee was
G9ge8 power 20 act !,
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
WIN Take no Aetion.

Members of the Master Builders As
sociation met last night. but took no
action relative to the strike situation.
It is asserted moreover that the as
sociation proposes to take no action in
the matter. several contractors claim-
ing that they have all the men they
need at present.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

The fact OF one man Ono matter how
well qualihed) holding a high-salaried
public Office continuously for sixteen
years. serves no good purpose either i'm
a business or political sense. In order
that we may have a change. vote for
ID. L. I.eary, for assessor and collector
for the Southern District at the pri-
mAries on Saturday, MAY IA
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

WEATHER.
FAIR TO- might.
SHOWERS AND COLDER WE'D
NESDAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.

ADMINISTRATIONS saleswomen In
Innings gloves and corset departments.
Apply between 8 and a. m. ]. l..
Brandeis s. Sons. O9)-kaA 3
WA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seamstress in cloak
Alteration department. Apply 20 manager
cloak department before 10 a. N. l.
Brandeia & soma. Nlo)-Ao ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

! HAVE an S-room modern house. Hans
com Park district; best furnace, open
plumbing, screens. etc. TO right party.
IS and water rent J. c. seldom, 20 8.
10th ST. db)-l5l bE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
HELP WANTEp--MALE
Clerical ana Omce-Continusd

YOUNG man to work In bank; must write
well and be accurate at figures. Address
X 242. Bee. (9)-MSl4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05

HOUSES. insurance. Ringwalt. Barker Blk
(l5)--l63
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
OFFERED FOR RENT


NICE comfortable room ir new mod 'rn
house, walking distance, with small fam
ily OF adults; rent reasonable. Mb n,
26th. Phone Red 6l6S. u5l--S2o 9N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

SOLICITORS wanted; prefer those who
have had experience selling views, por-
traits or books; pleasant work and big
money. Call at Room 6OS, Bee Bldg.
(9)-33s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-05
Clerical ana once.
Factory and Trades.

WANTED-Glrls to work in candy factory
The Voegele Dining Co., 1916 Jones St
CD-MS28
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

Sit.Gboieitr.; Iora 9. Groccp. 20
Eortton, W}b.
Sobn SO. 6~oulconcr, q, 1911 ~.
Str, N.-gS., @oibington, .. g.; 60.
no &nigbt, Is.
Tutrid S. Oforon, ~. % aenmooo.
9lpcnlte; aotberine &. @offmon, 30.
2ubert . &crmon9cr, IS. Nclu.
2)ort; Clara g. Stro,1ic, 81. 9lppli.
tont, Solomon Strouic, 1904 Glltom.
Eloce.
NiHoro Iroopr. 10, @ittrpcr
M}jNOIcicr-Gountp, So. @tnNie &. ga.
Der, -, @itnpc.
2Irtbrr Nnplea, 81; 6Iorence 5.
Gbcpor0, 30. Npplitunt, George ".
Gupoa, 676 Continental Nuiloing.
&riItion &obnncicn, p, 227 Inn.
Ctr; &cnnic Grifien, 20.
%pbn 0rinbet, %; Wlurp Mofmon.
81 MitnUc. Npplifunt, Sho3. SFt-
tod, 1904 &oncoiterltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Scirnths 0itcnscn.

Cornelius i. SulliOan, 81 Wulb-
in9ton, 9. g., mo g(licc Dc. Nurbctt
20.
Charles HiIca, y, Nr. 1S0S, DIT
&ombaro.S trnbc, unb Wor9urct
Mcbb, 20.
&enrp I. Noogers, -, Mr.. 531
Moro.S tridcr.S troBc, nno Ncllic T..
@cor, 20.
Carroll 81. Seonef, 81, Gar. 49,, 30.
StrnBe, mo Mlorp &. @uibcp, u.
Norf.Gountp> ga,
Socob j, @rcmneiiem -, Tbilnoel-
pbin, Yu., mo Grlilp =. Nid)nlonN.
%, AtlonticsGitp NJ.
George u. GucrS. 80. mo Gain
&oncod, 3S, Nnnc NrlnOcl.Gonmtp,
Wfo.; Npplitunt George Cotton. 9tr.
lOl Building.
Nidoloa Nn5or, 3G, uno Barbara
Siuif, 3G, Mr.. 1913, YorriihsS truBc.
Scott ". 9ircl, %, N%untin9ton,
Fn., lnb &tprtlc y. Giibcr, 20, Ut.
toono. va.
George Morrom, Is, 0citicDen
ulo %Sennie Oh @cic, 30, @ithpc;
Npplitant Sciferion MorriS. Mr.. SO.
@oitber 9uiIbinN.
Charles SdGicr, ii, mo Mcllic &.
Notterion, 30; applifont 2Npia Scd
9tr. 1913. Sitcno.S troBc.
@illiom ). Scott, A. @ithucr
urlo Cello y. Sullipon, II, @i!tuc;
gpplifont $obn Nmcn, Mr.. 1880, ",
6ronflin'S trobc.
Gomca Wc9tance, -, Mime Nrltl.
%OcI-Gonnt6, No, II. Giiic NJ. Scnlnl.
lcr, 20, Innc Nrmbcl.Gpumtu. Nh.
George u, Garr, 45, n1b Gntiln g.
Ga'hcn. 30; gpplifont Hobcrt ). 6iib
Nr. 1li6, Moribou.S troBc.
Mitc Nblcr, %, $40 Sit-@omborb.
Str; Hop aIomnStp, -.
Gonntho &, SoncS. 26; talbot.
Gountp. NO; &ilic Sonca, y. gr.
pIifont ). ". Nortb. GG Marfct.
Elocc.
Bernard sbipborit, IS; Moric Gut,
.Ncrotb 81, @nItimNe.Gonntu Mppli.
FAINT, Nbclc @cbb. 9cloir Hpoo.
Charles 7. Mcrccr, %, @irmino
banL Nln.; Snilro SEED, -.
S'ooc %itmmL n, 81 Noro.Goro.
lineItr.; Ncdcp @cinitcill, 20.
Goluoro :. Worris, 81, @olhino
tent 3. g.; NclieWt. @iQiums, %.
Solompn i. Smlitb, 40, @ittwer,
Granite, Mo.; emma 3. Shot, %.
Charles Is. Wl,th %. @bitinrb,
Mo-; Ginma Gulis, %.
G0pin 81. @npcnioL 81. 1903 pa.
@culob NJ. 6ornter. %.
Nartin 5. aoborfhdi,rqF29 t,li Rorn
Z. groipr, Is. sfpb1if1nt, ma1raoret
81. @ropn, 81 9rid.Sia. '
Stene Nobiilp, %, 1886 Sbomes.
Ctr; Clinic @ino, 1S.
Tae0erid ~. Gcaulprn. 81. 23o5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Gum SGuserfeite.

Gamcn- ulO gcnHtIdtc Sborc mollUl
Die Dortcr 9riinoen.-9ci'm
Gmpiong3.Gon5crt iollen JIG idon
mitpirfcn. 60 Ger llnriB bes
Seitpro9romms fiir Ben GmpionQ.
' - Sicocr fir 6cit.Gon5erte.
Sic @ororbeitcn iiir buS I'M Sabre
1909 IN Ncrp.OoG itnttfinOenoe nGd).
ite rationale S0nQcricit bcS nNoro-
oitIid)cn SGngcrblnoca" habcn idon
alien GrnitcS begonncn. Tos Mlliif-
Gonlitc ser &cr. Ginger Don Ncw-
Norf bat bereitS ilir ous Gn1pfougS-
Gor5ert oca SGn9ericitcs Die llnriiic
bea YrogrummS fclt0clebt. Gornod)
miro lid ooS Erogromm etruo folgcn.
OernloBen obWedicln;
I. Supcrtiire.
>. S0lgergrllB.
3. yGin5ug Der 8Gitc olIi bergSort-
burg" aus oSonnb6llicr" Don WoQ
ncr, gcmiidtcr Gbur.
4. Mcoen.
>. Ia mo BY 3mci WtonnerH0rc
q cupelln.
6. Solo.
I. Srheitcr.
10. ySd0n Glen" non Druid, &c.
miid)tcr Gbor.
IS iou eir Iamells mo &inoer-
CONCERT, mie ilblihl bci'm Sollgcrfcit
peronItultet merocn. Iojl, bralld)t
man cinen groBcn, or0onilirten gu
mcnd)or, mo id)on bci'm ndd,itiobris
gen 6riibinbrS.Gon5er mill mon bcn-
ieIben Dor sic ScifcntIlffcit brlnNcn.
Gic bcitcbcnoen Iomcnhorc rcidcl
nid)t nllS.
IS lit Oaher bcidloiicn morbcn, an
idnnltlidc @crbanoa& crCinc cincn
Nllirl1i 81 c%rloiicn uno tic ouI5llfor-
oerrL ihrc ltin1mbc9obtct Gonlen oas
rollf onin1crfiom 5lt MADDEN, Dab cine
@crcini0lrn0 Der 9on1cndorc 0cId)oI.
len pcrDcn jolt unO 0nB lie lid bis 81
clnem nod 81 bcltin1mcn0cn Gage all-
mclocn ioQcll. @ic Der lln1rib oca
Yrogron1n15 %unbclttct. luerocn Die
Iomerl- ll10 gcmiidDten Gborc idon
bci'm Gnpiongs-Gon5ert IN Attion
trctcn. GCm Selcgotcnforpcr lol
pom Wuitf-Guntitc 5llr 9eIhllbIoi-
iillg cnlpiobIcn lperOcll, 0oB alte %crs
bonos. GirigCntcn Der Std6tc-Scrci-
niqllnQcn olli0ciorbert meroen iolleL
ic orci @icocr, barlrntcr ic cin Srde.
itcrlicb. sur 9(llSluobl ein5rIcnDcn.
gnS oicien mcroen oonn, mcnn nl01s
lid, bic 2lcbcr fir Die Scit.Gon5crtc
a,lsucild)t ner0cn. ... t...r .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Sdiifsnahridtcn.

9ec 10 Dorf, -. Oft. - Nngc.
tommen bon Bremen lit Der Gam.
pier yHhcill."
Mntmcrpcn, -. OFT. Ser
0ampicr o}ccloro" fam BON Nclp-
Worf AT.
Gbriitioni a, 10. Oft. Nod,
Ncfb 9nrt nu&oelopien lit herSoir:
pier nNellg Gldb."
HeW 9orf, %. Sftober.- Ib.
eefobren iito beute Die Gompferr so,
lonia" nod 2iperpool nnb y&aiier
8ilbelm Der Grobc" nad) Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
.M6fabrtStaac Der Eaiiogicr- Sampicy
bpn Nrlu=Yurf.


ppIl Nelu'gort.
9(nl %. Cftobcr lompfcr oSonno,
per" nad Gremerl.
Nm 30. Oftobcr Qnnpicr aScco.
mic" nof Sout6nnrpton.
G(n %. Sftpbcr 9ompirr a9ollro"
nadb Mcopcl uno Grici,.
PIN %. 0ftobcr C1nlpier .Nclp.
NnitcrOom" naG Rottr0om.
PIN %. Gftobcr Ilupfrr xIpro.
9(mcrifo" nddl Wcapa mis- Wenua.
Nm q. Sftn6er 1anpfer ,Hepu.
Die" nod Gibraltar lalo 9scoacl.
Nm "a. CEtQG2r Tamufer ,9(rabic"
nnt6 9ipereoot, 7n s7.e-u @
Pm "a. 9ftohCr lumpfpr yTu,tid.
lnno" nod) Ndmbur9. 90 .'t
4rl ~. NCfto62r Gompier ,9or-
roine" nodJ SABRE.
Nm "a. Sfto6rr 0ampfcr ,Gar6n=
roiia" mad, @rcncl.
Im "a. Stto5cr 0ampicr ,S8cnr
Scr 3mcite" lloh aopen6aoen.
Nm q. Sftobrr 0ampier ,SloUo.
MIA" nah Gibraltar uno 9tcapel.
Nm 26. Gftobcr Gnmpier ,ErGji.
sent 9i1coln" nod Sam6ur1.
Im 26. Gfto6cr Tampier lint
brio" rody QiDcrpooI.
glm 26. Sftobcr Nampicr ,Ncdur"
nuh Gibraltar unO Neapct.
Mnt 26. 0ftobcr 0ampfcr ,Miunc.
apoliS" ladl 9ouoon.
Mm 26. Cfto6cr 0ompicr st.
Saul" nad Suut6ompton.
Mm &c. Sfto6cr Gompicr ,Go0cr-
lano" nadl Nntucrpcn.
Im 2G. Sfto6cr GompIcr ,9re.
tagnc" mad, SoUrc.
gm 26. Sfto6cr 9ampier o0ernno.
mia" nom Icopc( uno @enlla.
Sim 26. Sfto6cr Gon1pier oGcrl.
ala" mad, Gcopc(
am 26. Sftobcr Oon1picr ,Galiior.
nio" roch Glosopm
Im 80. Gfto6cr Sampier ySul1o.
ria" mad, 0icopcl nno @cn,ln.
9un 30, Sftobcr Iompfer ,Goiicr
@ilbclm scr 3meite" nad 9rcuen.
am 80. Nfto6cr Iompier yWoje.
tic" nod, Solthomnton.
gm 30. Sftober Salnpicr ,Gito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Sam anGoig bauon L.

&nm ~gnG0ig bauon.
Nrcocrit Nrnttira, Gil, III Nr. 610,
Tineellt Allen, mohnhaitcr Ncgcr,
-fpurbe 0citerr III oer noromeltlldlen
GotSeiitation i'm $25 nfto aoiteH
beitrdit, peit CT eir Gferb, oas i1tn
anpertrallt mar, aui 10 erbarmintsS.
loie @eiie ourhpriigeIte, Dab bas
Sbier 5pei Gage Ipdter frepirle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

SpItbefGrocrnno nad Dem InSlaaSc.

EDitbefprbcrnng nadl bcm IuSiaabc.
Die mtSldn0iiGe GoIt fir sic nit
Oenl 2G. Gftobcr cu0cnOc Nod)c
i6lieBt int SoltptpoItamte, piinttIi6
in allcn SG0cr, iuie foI9t:
Die @odctpoit nob Geuti0lono
l6ltebt Inn 5 ll6r NadmittagS OIL
81. mo %. Oftobcr, ltnbNroBbritnn-
lliell ltnO Srlono GienitooS uno Srei.
tags nm 5 ltbr Nohnitto9s.
9ampier fobren bon Nelu-Yorf,
iucnn nibt oloer5 a~nGegc6en.
slm u10 no6 0cm /. Sftober iinO
sic @ricirnten nad) Dent NltSlonoe
(ou5gcnommcn Canada, Mcrifo, ga.
mama ulO Gubo) luic folgt: Slim co.
Gents fir Die critic ltn3e ltno Orei CD
Gents fir ic0e meitere hinge oocr
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lpcroen, miorigenfouS bel Mnfunft
ser @ricie ser ooppclte 9ctrag colIcf.
tirt miro.
SronSotluntiid,e g 0 It.
6rcitog - 3 llbr NodmittagS, fir
Die N5orcn : SnicllL per Gnnlpfcr
BON Bottom; 6 llbr 9(6cn05, iiir 25r-
loto, per Gaupfer yllmbia," pio
G%lreenstomn (5oit fir onocrc Stuo-
ten mltB per 9ompftr .ltn16ria"
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europa, per Gompier, st. Eorl,"
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Imerifo, g cItinoien etc.
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Motti, per 0nmpIcr ,NrinS gSil-
lem Der Grite;;" fir Gcntrol = g(mc-
rifo, Die &anol . Gone, Colombia II.
Die SiiO q Yociiic NdicrL per Gam.
pier, pio Colon; fir @arbooo5, ct.
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per 0ampicr nWtornnhcnlc."
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to 9iico, Curacao &ciIe5ucla ulbGr-
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tags; nah Gotta Nico, SoaouraS,
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malo, pio Nctp.S Orleans, tGglid I'M
10 llbr @benbs; nod Ser StaOt
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togs uno 10 I'm gbenbS.
Grams Yocii.ic Soft.
Gpm1critog - I llbr NbcnoS, fir
&opon, China, &preo mo Die Ebi-
lippinen Sltietn pio Mnncoltocr.
Srcitog =, I llGr Nbcnh@, iiir &a-
mali, Snpoll, &orco, China uuh Die
Ebilippincn, pio Gan 6ron5isco.
Eoit fir @oluoii, Wllonl urtb Die
Tbilippinen bio San T%ronsisco,
ihlicBt bier t1glid) I llbr abenos
bis 5itrn 81. Sttobcr; fir &tuitroIicn,
9tcn = Scrlon6 Nc,t Golcopnicll,
Samoa INTO Sill Snicln, pio Tol,-
coltpcr, y. g., td1lid bis 3unl 3. 30
rcllbcr Z llbr Mhcl1oS.
Gie Srans.Enciiic.Toit miro t0gIib
nod sem abgan9sboien bcioroert unc
sic 3eit oes Sblulies lit %arrangirt nit
NiidIiht aitf oeren ,rnunterbrodene
llcbcrlaro , @eforocrlng.
IS. Sail Surris, Foitnleiitrr.
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@cltcrn IarglauS GiicnbaGn.

0csinncno an 30. Gent. verdict SiuensStatipn
9dgitdl.
40 ItorGers : gblcIpoit. Sdasrstotpn; .N.
& SO. sg'abn." Rabnesburo,' Gbdrthersbura
ifno. ansdenorlircrt Gunittag, Saneod nno
Cumberland.
a45 Wa6mtitaes - Accommodation nad Sieb'
fieIh.
1920 .Gadhmfttnns =. @rprcb SnnpfIinie. Sn'
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TOO 0ipracrS - surf, y. & 8. @ib. nno Gars-
Isle.
$50 Worgcns Accommodation mad Stub,
= fieIb.
1887 Noracrs - @citIider Grpreb. gScftmin.
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5blrntpnt, glue Fibne, @unneshoro. Gbnnt.
bersblira. Suaerstorr, 6ancod. Cumberland
unS gIiius. @uifetsS observations sWndaon.
80 NatbriitGgS = 6uuptiinie 1fiIif bon
@iiorp dSrooe. ioric gorf. Saupner, @ettbs.
brro unh q. & Sob.
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e.15 Mbernbs - accommodation mad Union.
grihnc.
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Fridge.
Gnr sunntaga:-
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= Sdlt tidtt nm Fennfpl pntia ssfbe. .Fdhnbct an
" Wobcrttrn. IA. 9lE. 81. &prueH,
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NottcrbonL %. Oft. - Gin
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0omptcr raronprin3ci'jn Gccilic" CT
rcldtc ncn biciigcn Moiru BON Nclu-
Dort.
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cat Is 'miiibdno?" sd Dab. benz
2urnpen nuf Greoit cin folihes Ge6iB
aeiertigt, oos 10 tdlliGeno mnr BOB
Der 8eridtsGof es fiir edit bielt uno
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Of Commerce.
@rltnbei9entbunis . ag.nten unb
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