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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-06
Difference in Models

The first personifes dignity and re-
pose the other is instinct with life
and action. The first pictures the ora
tor, calm, dignifed impressive, as lle
appeared before beginning one of his
famous speeches. The other is full
of the very fire and action of speech,
although the gesture is entirely de-
void of anything strained or theatrical.
The difference in the two concepts is
not alone in the action and repose de-
picted, but also in the time of life.
The first, and more imposing figure
shows the senator several years be-
fore his death; the second, at period
nearer the time of his death.
While the local members of the COM
mittee do not know what changes Mr..
Tilden has made in his former cast,
the objection to 1t before was not con-
fined to the face and general express
sion. Several of the committee de-
clared that the statue was top heavy
and rather inartistic. on the changes
made since then depends whether Mr..
Tilden shall make the statue, OF
whether the contract shall be thrown
open to all the sculptors of California
In which case, Los Angeles artists
claim, Mr.. Stone will have no difficulty
in getting the contract.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

good deal of force IN that position
and 1t influenced the interstate com
meree commission to at least consent
to, if it did not recommend, that the
imprisonment feature be eliminated
iaiiieff -frflft the enrvttehrefe'-e a----
criminal features Of the law would be
dropped were hardly realized.
while there were occasional ups
from railroad men, still up until the
LEGISLATION Of last year there was not
n very general disposition to become
informant. Since the amendments OF
the last year, however, there nave
been an Improvement in this respect,
The penalties by way Of fines when
the Elkins law provides are very large
and the aggregate punishment Tor q
number of offenses doubtless acts as
A very powerful deterrent
1--WE are in state of transition
nassing from the conception of the
railrcad as a private enterprise whose
managers may deal with 1t as they
see fit, to the more correct conception
that the railroad is performing pup
lie service, a function OF the state and
that any deviation from tariff charges
is not only a violation OF the act OF
congress. but a clear invasion OF the
political rights OF the citizen. II
therefore involves moral delinquency
greater often than many OF the
offenses which have long been recog-
nized as crimes against property.
Now. in that state Of evolution, II
is question, all things considered
whether the fine is not likely 10 be
mere eficaeious on the whole than
Imprisonment"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
CATHOLIC FORRESTERS
Well Known Order Meets at ST. Paul
Hold Business Session Be-
hind Closed Doors.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 6.-Delegates
from ocean to ocean and from the
lteat lakes To the gulf filed the Old
state capitol building this morning
when the convention of the supreme
lodge of the Catholic Order of Forest
en- was called 20 order by High Chief
Ranger Thomas Fl. Cannon. After the
can TO order the delegates formed IN
profession and marched 10 the cathe-
drai 10 attend special services con
ducted by Archbishop Ireland. On
the conclusion OF the services at the
church the delegates returned to the
convention hall TO proceed TO busl
ness behind closed doors The bust
ness sessions viii continue over to
morrov
This evening there was big
parade of the delegates and the Local
members Of the order. Governor
Johnson. Mayor smith and others ex
tended greetings to the delegates and
there we're responses BY prominent
visiting members Of the order. Many
Of the delegates are accompanied b
their wives and an elaborate program
Of entertainment has been arranged
for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
CHALLENGE FROM W. r. SIMON

W. J.. simon Is seeking the worst
case of dyspepsia or constipation ~
Cairo or vicinity to test DR. Howard >
now specific for the cure OF those
diseases.
So confident is he that this remark
able medicine will effect lasting
crre In a short time. that he offers to
refund the money should 1t not be
successful.
In order to secure the quickest pos
sible Introduction Mr.. Simon VIII sen
a regular fifty cent package OF TINS
medicine at half price % cents
This specific of Or. Howard's VIII
cure sick headache, dizzy feelings
constipation, dyspepsia and all forms
OF malaria and liver trouble. II does
not simply give relief for time; II
makes parmenent aud complete cures
Take advantage Of Mr.. simon $
challenge and secure a bottle OF Dr
Towards specific az half price with
his personal guarantee TO refund your
money If it does not help you.
There is no need of suffering with
constipation, dyspepsia or liver dis
ease when you can get sixty doses OF
n scientific medicine for their cure
like DR.. Towards specific for the
small sum Of 25 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
new FLOATING PALACE
Addition TO North German Lloyd
Fleet Cost Six and a Half Mil
lion-2o,ooo Gross Tonnage.

Bremen. Aug. 6.-Amidst lolsi
cheers from large assemblage. that
re-echoing down the harbor must
have been an enthusiastic bon yoy
age" the magnificent new floating
palace of the North German Lloyd
Hne( the Kronprinzessin Cecilia. sail
ed from this port today on her maid
en- voyage to New York. The big
ship. which is a triumph of marine
architecture carries a full compile
.ment OF passengers. besides a large
cargo of general merchandise 1t Is
expected that under ordinary circum-
stances New York will be reached
next Tuesday morning.
The Kronprinzessin Cecilia was
built at the Stettin works of the Vnl
can shipbuilding company. who also
turned out the first three Of the North
German Lloyd feet OF remarkable
vessels the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. the Kronprinz Wilhelm. and
the Kaiser wilhelm II.
The Kronprlnzessin Cecilia is hall
a foot longer than the Kaiser vii
helm II. which is 706 feet long 4
foot beam and 81 feet deep. Her
gross tonnage is 10000. tne same a.
that of the Kaiser Wilhelm IT,. and
her engines. c. the quadrupie expan
sion. reciprocating. balanced type. ar'
Of 5000 horse power. She is expect
o
ed to make p knots. or more thai
27es statute miles an hour. The shit
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

August 6, 1907.

| MISS Stella Howe of Black Rock,
who has been the guest Of Miss Jes-
$40 Neadstine the pass lew weeks.
left for Memphis Monday
J. N Tucker left Tor ST. Louis sun
day after spending lev days with
his family here.
Pat Mullen Of Pulaski was in town
on business Monday.
| Mrs. VIII Price, Jr, was Cairo
shopper Monday.
Mrs. Alice Craig. who has spent
the past six weeks travelling in South,
ern Illinois, returned home Sunday,
NJ. r. McCamnon, OF Mounds, was
| q Mcund City caller Monday.
Misses Mary and Mareie Weisker
LEFT fel ST Louis Monday, where they
viii spend a few weeks with their
sister Mrs, Chester Mitchell
Ghas. Rushing and family have re.
turned from Anna where they have
been visiting. Mrs. Pushing is quite
sic,.
i. G. Perks is having The porch Al
ms residence repaired and remodeled.
J. Il, Weaver Of Mounds, was Ia
town on business Monday.
Miss Upchureh Of Olmsted, is the
guest OF Mrs. VIM. Cowgirl.
Mi. and Mrs r. s. Pollock, of
Mounds were in town Monday.
Mrs. Grace Quares, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Jas. During the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home at Muskogee, /. r
Monday
Mrs. MeNair, Of Willow Hill is the
guest OF Mrs. A. A. Taylor here
Mr., and Mrs. }. A. Crozier spent |
Monday il Grand Chain
Mrs. Juny and daughter, Margaret,
will leave Tu sday for Summerville,
'enn whore they will attend the /
tneral of Mrs Juny's sister, Who'll
lied in California Sunday
JAS. Rushing has purchased the
IcCammon property JUST north of his
butcher shop on Main street, OF j. NJ
Fucker He will have it extensively
improved and will move his shop into
Robbers broke into the stores Of
}lums & Company and Bestgen q
testerman They got several pieces
clothing, fine suit case and about
hree dollars in money from the Blum
Try Goods Company and from Best
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
STANDARD OILS
STRANGE CT AIM
CASE WILL GO TO SUPREME
COURT WHERE, 1T is SAID,
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUN
iSHMENT WILL BE The PLEA

Washington Aug. Cit Is possible
The .cruel and unusual punishment
claim of the constitution viii be in
yoked to convey the Standard Oh
comnany ease and its multi-miiilon
fine by Judge lands at Chicago from
The court Of last resort-the circuit
court OF appeal-to the United states
supreme court At the department OF
Justice the opinion appears to be tha'
he case will be finally disposed OF by
the Circuit court of appeals
A high government official Who has
been in close touch with rebate mat
ters. was today asked whether the
heavy penalty inflicted by Judge
Lands did not seem to reduce the
necessity of imprisonment III such
cases. He said
"The original law enforced mp TO
The time of the passage OF the Elkins
law provided Imprisonment as an az
tornptiye or additional punishment III
4 certain class of cases While the
law was in that state, it was very
common for railroad officials to clam
that they would not inform on one an
other when the consequences mlsh'
be TO incarcerate a person IN the
same occupation who wonld very
likely be personal friend; but they
said if such a penalty were ont Of th'
way. and only fine to be faced. they
would not hesitate to give inforna
lion
As a special matter. there was
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

/ August D, lSUI
| Attorney Fred Hood OF Mound CITY
attended to legal business in town
+! Monday
! 7. n. Karraker spent Sunday with
his wife at Creal Springs, He reports
Mrs, Karrakers health improving by
the effects of the climate and water
lup there.
! Mr. FIJI Armstrong returned Mon.
day from a trip to Vienna whore he
was visiting ever Sunday.
Mrs.4G. w Badgley left Monday for
4 few weeks visit with home folks in
Grand Chain
Mr.. Common who Is overseeing the
test at the ice plants reports that he
viii be through in few days and
everything seems satisfactory,
N. " Eherstein, Of Grand Chain,
spent Sunday in Mounds.
MI Pete Kennedy, Of Pulaski. ia
here this week helping our postmaster
NJ. l.. Kennedy with his office work.
Mr. C. ]. Carr has just returned
from Corinth Miss. where he had
been called 10 attend the funeral of
his father which occurred Sunday
Mr. Lon Huffman, a colored employee
in the / G. yards was badly hurt in an
accident Tuesday.
All kinds Of fruit and vegetables
are scarce now. and cur local dealers
can hardly get enough to supply the
demand.
Mr. b | Britton our mammoth mer-
chant has added a mule to his al
ready large possessions. We guess
Ben is tired Of doing all the kicking.
The photographer made some fine
pictures Of the Palace Drug Store ON
Front street Monday
II every citizen Of Mounds would |
display as much taste and care of |
their yards and premises as does our
never firing secretary of the Y NJ C !
A., Mr. Walter l.. Hudson we would |
have city that would dazzle the
aye of the stranger with its beauty I
md cleanliness. The new park around |
he building Is simply beautiful. How |
loes the landscape look around your
lace? We admit it takes work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

II is posaoe to build house TO
say. and sue houses have already
been construed. which shall be en-
tire1y of reihorced concrete, except
for such ming items as doors and
window Trans This, says 'ae
Cement Age. tuskes a house y'hish y
entirely unlArrable from within anu
practically hnbirnable from without
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
81 - lttonsr II VOGUE.

when yti see a man wearing a
photograph. button in his coat Taper
rou NAV l. petty sure that he Is
a,,nar sniaged or married to the
lady who8 portrait aaoiHs nm.
stead OF fearing An ens@seiiie''s : ~ ~
q has behme the fashion among Ger
tain classes Of men 10
brftonsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

cost So. 500, 000 and is generally look
ed to by marine experts MS the com
ing holder of the blue ribbon OF the
Atlantic. She is commanded by CAPT
y. Hogemann, late OF the Kaiser VII
helm II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGFIBORS

gen 4 Westerman they got about five
dollars in money. They effected an
entrance from the back OF Blums'
blcck.
Mrs Weisenberg, of America, was
in town Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07
Med Awakening.

Though men are accused OF no.
knowing their weakness. vel perhaps =
= few know their own strength IL =
IN men as in soils. where sone'i' ~
there is a vein Of gold. which the
ounce knovs not oL-SEzft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sbalu uun eincm 9lr5t uerflaet.

REM Dorf, 81. Sanuar. -
&m Stnotgericbt beontrogte Qr.
Charles g. Cana Oltr6 ieinen ,glnmaIt
2eon &nlltcrltein, 0ob ieinc alage ae.
gen Sen 0c9 DlorOes angeflagter
&orrp 81. (bnD mo oelien Satin uuf
0cn Gor3l1a anlcnOcr 9elebt ueroe
un0 m0glidIt ihnell 5ur 8crbanollng
fonlmc. Or. Gonu flngt oli $1,000
iiir lienite ais SldpcrIt1noiger iilr
Die Eertbeiolgllng }ir Grmlttellul8
uon (bnn'a 8eiitea3uitdnO Mie Ger
AldAer bebduptet. babe CT ieine Hcd)s
nung idon por elnigen Monaten cinz
aereid)t, obnc Dab iie aud nur Die &c
ringlte EenhtlnB gciunben babe.
9iihtcr Nnobams pom StaotBeriht
Sem Scr ?lntrng Oes aloger2 utter
6reitet pur0e, bebielt iid) ieine Ont.
iheioung p0r. inoem er oen 9Imu0Iten
lb1m's nniBab, bis gum ndhilen
Niontag ctlpaiae @inpdnoe acgcn oen
2Intrag ein5ureidlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sin Mcpcrcnb nit t3 ISrancn.

Iolcon 8, 81 &onlnr. -
uNcp," 2llbcrt 6o0eL neltber niht
mcniger ais 13 6rnuen AM 2eben 6o,
ben iol bcfanntc iiA bier ser 9ign'
mie ihuIoi8 lno murOc 5ll iecb3 Sab
rcn 3udtball5 perurthcilt. IS Der.
loutct, 0nB 5mr ieiner nnOcrSmo
mObnboitcn S06nc cbeniaQs ais 9i-
8amiitcu on1ctln1t iino. $oolOcn iogte
Dem Nhtcr, er bobc icOcsmol 1ebei.
rotbct ~iOb1l0 ser (5ciit iibcr ibn
tan." ,Sn iait oacn 60aen nnHte rr
0ic @ctanntihait Der pon ibm gcbei.
r1t5ctcn 5roueu in oen pou ibm gelei.
tctCu GrucdlnA3 GeriammunBen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
TrciaciprutlDcn.

gittSburG ga. 81. Samtor.
- 2icutenant 9iolp6 V. Grlrp un0
SoI0at rSobn Qouo non Der grmoe5.
2(rmcc, pcl6c bier mc9en Scr Grnor-
Dung ocS l9iGbriaen Nilliam $.
GromIcp Dor @eriht itonocn uurOcn
bcutc ireilcipro6cn. IoU0 bate, ais
CT Dor Dem bicii8cn 9lmOca. .2Iricnol
ali Eoitcn itonO, oui Grtrp'S 9eiebI
tScuer mri GromlcD gegeben lUeIder
nngeblid) aupier POM Gnhc OeS 2lr.
icnulS geito6lcn bate un0 bei'm 2ln.
rui 0es @ahtpoitcns Die 6luht cr.
griii. Ter 5IilhtIing puroe ollrd
Oen &opi getroiien un0 qet0otet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
E5dpOn luieocr llcbtridymcmmnngS-
(SCfnhr.

Eitt&burh 30 81 Sonuor.
- Sine Der ih.imnitcn Iut6cn 0c9
DcItlicbcn Ecnui0luonicn's, @cit&ir.
Qinicn'5 unO Cbio'a miro bci'm
S6!tiie ser QracnpGrtiacn foltcn
McQc crmartct. Ger ticftc Gdnec
icit ISobrcn iii in Ocn bctreiienOen
SeaenOen 0cio0cu un6 onboltcnOc@
Ihomcttcr miro 0ie 6liiiie 0abicr ari
eincn Ston0 pon emo 80 SUB brin-
gen. 2ic8 lit II 6uB ii6cr ser @c.
iabrlinien unO ujlr0c Sen @eid)ditcn
Fittaburg cincu idUercn Shlaa per
ietcn. 1cit jpci @odcn Iton0 oa8
thermometer bier tGglih in ser 9idhc
0ra )tuQpunftca ln0 tieier Sduceiaa
muroe ieoen Io1 aus 0cn obcren
6luBtb1lern gcmcl0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sic @rn6cnfatuitrOp6e bel Sbnrmono.

Y y Dorlclt o. H. W.i&d,, 81. San.
- Sp0t 1citcrn 9Ibcno gelou9 cS Sen
Hcthng2momid)oitcn, 0cn @o0cn oc8
Gtnfubrhohtc9 Scr Stuort. 3c6e
nAbc Sburmono, IaDcttc-Gountu, in
pelhcr lid uorBcItcrn cin iblagen0e8
Ncttcr crei0netc, I'll crrcicbcn. Sic
Ianocn sort Oic uCritijnlmcltCn 2cir6en
Don Chpd 30 ser 80 o0Cr me6r In.
glildllden, mcl6c, mie man id)Gtt, ser
&atatropbc 5ltm Npicr geiaQcn lino,
mo 0aS S1croll9itoifcn ser llcberrcIte
uobn 6cute icincn 9(nfan0. 9tQc
NpIcr itJicncn ougcnbIictIihcn Goo
crlittcn 81 bobcn. Die Turhiu6ung
Oca &nncrcn oc8 @erfe3 bat begon.
ncn oucin mani bc9t feline SofimmQ
ir8cnO mcld)c ser 2cttc, melMe it'd
jltr 3cit Ser Grploiion in ser 3chc
bci1nocn Icbcno oli}liinocn.
Der friibcre @rtbcn Snipeftor
Gomoro Gindncp un0 S1iili9. Snlpct=
tor 2lbIol0m mcldc al 0cr Spibc Ser
NcttllngamannId)uft 1tan0en. mur0en
0llrh @nic iibcrmdltigt un0 moren
0rci Shtn0cn lang belpuBtlos. 0ann
iltbrcn iic, nift i'm @Cringtcn cnts
mlrtbigt mie0cr in 0oS @crf Gin, nm
lore 9Irbcitcn iort5ltieben Sic iinO
It's icbt 0lWd Sriimner lm0 WiaiIen
BON @n@ abgcboltcn mor0cn, peitcr
ais chuu 30 SUB pom VoOcn ocS
Sd)adta uor5uOringcn. 9teln 2ei-
den IinO hcute friib auf Ole OberiIGd)c
4cbro6t luorOcn, lm0 26 on6ere lie,
0cn nod onf Dem No0cn oes Sd)oAtS.
GtIidc ocricIbcn iiuo total in Stiife
aeriilen ln0 fcinc cinjige fonnte i0en.
tili5irt lucr0cn
(Sp6tcr) = 9tahtr1alih lit e2
gclun8cn iiCbcn Der otigcflnOencn
SoOtcn 5u iOentiii5iren nGmlidl: ".
Miinncr, SObn @1milton 6rnnf Sopc-
rinl Soon WiorriS, E6oa. @rotber,
@oltcr @lofe lmO Senr0 Hoic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Shcntfr. Srnit nnter glnflanc.

9tem Dort 81. Sonunr. -
Die Srono. 3um itcllte belltc cine
COMPUTATIONS 2lnflo8e qegcn Marc
alum un0 }lbrohan 9. Granger, BON
ser 15irmo &lmp 4 Granger, oui
Die 9eidml0igung loutet o11in 0aB
Sic }(ngeflaatcn nit anoeren Serren
conipirirt 6Gttcn nm 0as Ibeaterge.
ih1it 3u mpncpoIiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
tsrD6cbcn in SQinois.

&an0oIio ST, 81. &anudr.-
lic gauge StaO. murOe geitcrn cinc
babe 5tlnOc ror O|ittcrnndt 0urd
Gin Grobe6cn cr'd)ilttert. 1ic Shl0-
fer ors Grtea iu1ren erihredt nuf be.
rubigten iid) obcr baIb mieoer, Oo bic
Grid)iitterumg. Die uon cinenl lauten
0jet6ie beglcitct mar tcilen SAaoen
anrihtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Hrun0 mo gcbcnSucrlnit in Maggon.
dDnppcn.

G6tco0o, 81 &amrar. - Die
@oggunihuppcH Ser ,llniteo (rac.
tion So" an Der )torO. .GlorfitraBe &c.
rictbcn bcute in 6oI1c ser GrploiiolI
cinc5 SaiolinbcbGItcrs in Yruno mo
mltr0cn t6ciImciic }critort, Somes
Niodu9, cil g8aggonrciniDer, fam
uns &cbcn unO orei anOerc 9eOien-
ltcte murOcn Olr6 Die Grploiion, mel.
DIE Die 6cncrabrlmit pcruriodtc, Uer.
lcbt gtcinji8 @nAGona gin8cn per
loren Der S1n0cn miro aui 5000.
600 0Cid)1tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
&critarfnno Der enbaniidJen Sanb-
t8cnoarmcric.

l9oibington. :. e., 81. Gan.
}lls Reiultut elmer beutc i'm 0ei.
Sen Souie jpiihcn Sem ErGiioenten,
ocm Strir15iefretdr Gait uno 0cm @e'
nerolita65fci 9ca itattgeiunbcncn
Goniercn} lit einc 0erit0rftng ser
clrbaniihcn 2onOgcnOarmeric (iura-
le9) BON 5000 aui 10000 Mann an
georonet moroen. Die Hcgierrng
mill Die uripriingIid, Don ibr beobiid)-
tigte 8eritdrtunQ ser omertfnniihen
Gfttpation8trllpper perbiiten, oa bic
eingeborenen @enOnrnen Scr 9ep0l.
tcrun0 annehnbarer lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Gin 11t6t
ge6alte'tes
Yer(pre6e',

nntcr9rG6t OffcntlidcS getrancn.
SnS n09cmcinc Gnblifnm, oas Icit
3ubrcn iidJ fir bic Snr uon !6niten
nno Grfaltuns anf DSalc'S SOncp Of
SorcGonnb auS Sar" pcrlaiicn bat,
lit ME cnttGnidjt morbcn. Salc's So.
mig rrbGlt iid oaS 3utrancn Der Bic.
fen, bic i'm gcbrnndtcn, ucil CT Gin.
iad nnS mirfiam lit. Gr lit ange.
ncbm ciu5nncbmcn nno idnca in Der
Sur. Man ncbmc i'm Gin, iucnn bic
acblc Sen critcn Teis fiblt nno pcr.
mcibc, iuas 6ri gcrnahlGiiienng 81
crnitlidJcn Srunfbciten fiIbrcn mag.
Dan itelc iidJ an Der iidcren Seite
nnS baltc bicics 5npcrlGiiisc SciI.
mittcl flir iOfOrtigen gebraud uor'
rGtbig. SIR 9lpptbrfcr uerfauft
Safes 6onig, Der Sreis lit 25e,
SOC. OOcr $1,00 bic 6laidc, ie nndj
Der 0rORc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

- ,$n 9teIu'SdUen, Ea., lit Oie ltc.
gcriu Nancp Wbite I'M 9llter pon log
,S1brcn geitorben. Gub Oie i5rau
uirtlid) 10 alt mar. benefit am beiten
Ser llmItono. onb cine ssrot u. a.
Banning lpelbe nor adt Subren ais
S5.iGbrige Greiiin itarb. Nancp @9ite
ais S6enfunnle bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
sic fomuten nn0 geBcn.
Nod brci @cidnuUrCnc i'm Sbam- Ero.
seize gcntidJnlbigt,"

6tWl HlHiIHJHiplUi'
Crei onocrc S1errcn an i6rcr StcIc
ouScupGblt. - Goa 5n0litc Mit.
gIicO ser &trp icbIt nod. - @ci-
tcrc %cr0nOcrmgcn inter sen Csc.
Dluorcncn m0glid). - 0iitriftas
anpolt &erome miro fem Gr0if.
nllngS 2Irgumcnt portragcn. -
Ncrouai6oifcn ser 2ci0cn aus
ser Stuart. 3ehc 6ei Gburmouo,
@,-&a., begounGn,- 9hlr mcnigc
Ocriclbcn fonntcn iOentifijirt wcr.
ocn.
NeW Dorf, 81. San - Ger
(bom NIorOprojcB brfonO iih, iopcit
Ole 3nIonuncnicBun0 elmer SurD in
9ctrodt tonlmt, uci ieiner beutiQcll
&crto0n9 8cnou in Ocnlielbcn Stu'
oiuml luic Qcitcrn Glf @ci0morcnc
lunrcn gcltcrt uorbonOcrL 0rci OCriCls
ben mur0e bclltc obnc ollC 9lngobe ir-
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