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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
HOT WE AT N FIR

During hot summer weather men, women and children of all conditions will drop down from sunstroke and heat prostration, if the constitution is weak.
 Every one should, during these hot, humid days, be dn guard. Life de- bends on care. Keep the body strong ard vigorous, shun iced drinks, unripe fruit Eat and drink with discretion Put a teaspoonful of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25

ing this organization become in sympa- thy with the capital city and will go out to bring 1t about. A number of the business men of the county are prepar-
 ing to aid in the work and will try to interest the farmers in the invita- tion to the city. President I. A. Morley and secretary J. F. Cook have worked up a lot of interest in the netting in all parts of the state.
 President Forbes is also busy to get week end excursion rates to the city from the country about, this being done in the interest of many of the leading south ern cities. The matter is to be taken up at once with Chairman Rich ardson of the Southeastern Passenger association, at Atlanta, and arrange ments necessary will be made. Such move will bring thousands of dollars O. trade to the city now going else Wh ere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
WALKING TO JAMESTOWN.
Texan Is Making the Trip Overland
 On a Wager.

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 24-(Spe- who lives in Dallas, Tex, is in Chatta- nooga on his way to Norfolk to visit the Jamestown exposition. The young fellow made d wager with a prominent business man of the Texas city that he could walk to the exposition city. The terms of the wager are that Manardo, leaving Dallas on June l, must reach Norfolk October 15. He left Texas without funds and Is making his living by selling small Mexi- can novelties. If he carries out his part of the agreement Manardo will receive s750, If he does not he forfelts 1925.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
Rowerman Badly Hurt

New York, August 24.-Frank Bower man, the catcher of the New York Ma tional league club, who was struck on the head by a pitched ball in the game with Pittsburg yesterday and seriously injured. was resting comfortably today. Bowerman is suffering from concussion of the brain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
TOWN CREEK KEEPS UP
 WELL EARNED REPUTATION

than half dozen sets of twins, one of triplets and a quartette.
 IL is now said that bridal couples on their way to Niagara anu the Thousand Islands are changing their routes as avoid Town creek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
RECORDER GREENE CONDEMNS NEW LAW Juvenile Court Law Renders
 Officers PowerIesS CRIME IS INCREASING It Is Claimed That Under the Opera. ton of the New Law Criminals
 of This Class Are
 Increasing.
CRIME IS INCREASING

Anniston, August 24.-(Speeial)-Th juvenile court law, which was enacted by the last Alabama legislature, Is the most absurd, nonsensical and indefenslble law ever drafted by a civilized people Is the opinion expressed this morning by Re corder James T. Greene of the Anniston police court and Chief of Police (. M. Sweets.
 Judge Greene says that he is absolutely powerless to punish boys even II years old, his only recourse being to send them to the reform school or to commit them to the care of their parents or guardians as officers of probation; and there Is no reformatory in Alabama for negroes, the latter is absolutely the only recourse to be resorted to. T cannot even order their parents to whip them," said Judge Greene, and as the law now stands hard ened criminals can hide behind the dim- nutive forms of their children, by com polling them to commit crimes which the older brains conceive, and enjoy per feet immunity from punishment.
 Under the operation of the law, the
 
 creased 50 per cent in the Admission police court, and Chief of Police Sweets said this morning that 100 police would be unable to check the carnival of boyish crime. The only thing that will stop 1t, he said, is a curfew law. which will require all children under 15 years of age to keep off of the streets after dark, making the parents responsible for a vio- lation of the law by their children.
 In the police court this morning Swink Evans was arraigned for stealing brass and burglarizing the store of D. Swartz on West Tenth street. It Is alleged that he climbed oyer q fence in the rear of the store and stole the keys and a foun- tain pen, and probably some shoes, open boxes being found near. The keys were found on his person, and he was recently convicted of similar crimes In two other l instances. Thad Ross, another young negro, charged with burglarizing another store on Tenth street, east, and still an- other negro who was up for disorderly conduct, were given a lecture and turned over to their people.
 That was all that could be done under the law. and Chief Sweets says the crime Is likely to continue.
 Thomas c. Mooreland and William T. Mooreland of Gadsden were sworn into the United States marine service here yesterday evening by Lieut.. R. B. Farqua- son of Atlanta. They were enlisted by Sergt. Andrew K. Bowman officer in charge. MT. Bowman has enlisted seven applicants here in less than a month out of a total number of twenty appli- | cants received. He says that the main | office seems pleased with his work and | has promised to send him an assistant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
Duffy'S Pure Malt
 WhiSkey

in each glass of water you drink. It kills all disease germs. Prescribed as a family medicine by thousands of leading doctors. If you wish to keep strong and vigorous and have on your cheeks the glow of perfect health, take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey reg ularly, acording to directions. It is dangerous to fill yourself with drugs; they poison the blood, while Duffys lure Malt Whiskey tones and strengthens the heart action and puri- fes the entire system. Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey has stood severe tests by skilled chemists for fifty years and has always been found absolutely pure and to contain great medicinal properties.
 Sold by druggists, grocers and dealers or direct. S1 a bottle. Illus trated medical booklet containing some of the many convincing testimonials received from grateful men and wo- men who have been cured, and doc tors advice free. Duffy's Malt Whiskey Co.,, Rochester, N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
Want Union Meeting.

Montgomery is going after the next meeting of the State Farmers union. and will have cordial invitation Tn at the meeting of the union to be held next Wednesday and Thursday at An dalusia, to the farmers to come to this, the seat of the farming section of the state, and enjoy its hospitality and good will. President A. c. Forbes of the Commercial club, said today that he was making every effort to bring the next session to this city
 The commercial interests of the city have recognized the importance of hay-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25
Dead From Drug.

B. F. Ozburn, an employe of J. M Balls loan office, died this morning as a result of an overdose of morphine, taken. it is understood, to relieve violent headache with which he was suffering last night. He went nome last afternoon and said he was sick. His wife helped him to undress and he had a drug in his hand which he took. She asked what it was and he said he had gotten them, the tablets, to re- lieve headache.
 After while MT. Ozburn went to bed In a room next his wife and slept until 1:3O o'clock this morning. at which time he awoke Mrs. Ozburn by his heavy breathing. Physicians were at once brought in and he was found to be beyond aid. Every effort to help him failed and he died early this morn ing.
 The employers of the dead man give him the highest praise. His accounts are in the best of shape and he is he'd by all in high esteem. It was at first thought that he committed sui eide but later this theory was aban- doned. It Is believed by some that he did not know that he was taking morphine, rather believing that 1t was some kind of headache medicine. He is survived by a wife and three child ren, the eldest being 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-25

Miss Juliette Hogan, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. N. c. Snow for the past month, left yesterday on the early morn ing train for New York. Miss Hogan possesses a superb voice, rich and powerful contralto, and her singing on numerous occasions during her visit has been rare treat for Tuscaloosians. She Is now studying in voice under Isldore blackstone In New York City. She will probably return here during the winter and give a concert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

fell9abe o05lL nm noralls3uIdgen.
oaB bel eirigermoBen giillitigem Mets
ter oo@ groBe Gurnier, boS 9orbe-
cue uno Die piclen onocren Schultz
gltngcn, Die bel oicier @elegcnbeit
Dem Eublifum 9eboten mcroen, SaIl.
Ienoc bon 9eiudcrn nod @cnning
loden lperoen.
Seffentlihe Gon5erte.
Scfientlihe Gon6erte iiuocn in Die.
Ter @od)e ollobcn0lidJ BON 4.35 hi;
6,05 itott mo 5lunr mic iolgt: Wtons
tag i'm Dupont Circle (aopolleric.
aopcIe; Gienitug i'm SilOiciorp
Square Gn9cnieurs &opele); Mitt.
nod Dor Dem &opitol (Wforinc-&os
pcllc); 0onncrltdg inn &incoll.
Hnrf (aopoleric-&upcQc); Srcitog
in Den Sntitbionion Inlo9cn CSn9c.
nicllr.&opcac), unb Somitog binter
Dem @eiBen Sollie (lfnrinc-aopcQe) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
@eitcrn MerslanS Giienbabr.

geeinnent IN, o. Stunt, berIdBt StIeIsStcttoH
9aalif:
4.10 WSoreers - G6neapoft, Sdeerstotpr, .R.
& 8.sSabn." sSabne5boro. ebambersbura
nno, anssenommen Sonntag, 3ancof uHo
Cumberland.
Brtbge.
s4.55 aadm. - gsprcB SaurtIinie, SaeerS,
tpipn, Snncpd, 6bippensbnrg iiio, drsaenc ~,
mel. gorntna, Sreberid uro @ntmitsbura.
2dgltdi, naAgeucmueu Senufaa:
Carlisle.
7.5O Woreers Accommodation na@ Sieb.
fieIn, foip,e Grrinitsbtrg.
1857 Moraens = Weitii9er Grpreb. @eftuir.
fer, @ruceoiIe fSreoertd), 7burnont, BInt
Mibge, gtiertn 8iffn, Blue Mountain, WGpness
boro. 9bdmbersbnrey .eoeerstatpu. Sancod.
Cumberland uno glfinS, HuffctsS bferbutionss
@nggon.
1920 NaG M. - gInc Msuniain.espres wef.
glue mioae, glena giifa, eine Mcnfain uno
SdaerstopI, 1arIor.s Sagecn.
1926 Na6m. : SnuptI;nie 5itIi6 bon Gmorp.
@ross feiois gOrf, sanoOer, GETTYSBURG inS
5.33 @adbn,. Accommodation nah Sancper.
0.15 MbenlS - Accommodation raG 1lntnb
gribae.
Rnr snmfaNS.
lib gbenbS - Accommodation na& itHions
Hrioae.
sur eonntcas:
$50 Wforeen8 - accommodation na@ Union
Nribgc iino 6dtober.
. SdIt niDt ami WeuHfpIbantc.eibe ..gsntutcf an.
Sissgrdi. u. osnsGsfaattsf. sea. al Ses;a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
iii 9 ii s. uno Central.
4mertfa, 90 eItin0ien etc.

u nterttQ, KS c | II Ole elC.
9icnitog 81. Sept. - I'M 3 Nbr
nud) Somoico per Gonpfcr BON 8o.
Itol,; INN 10 llbr 2lbcnOS nod SuptI
Sllaglo uno Colombia per Gunlpfer
,8oloipiu"; nod lurf'S SSluno ms
st. Gomingo per Gompfer pGbcros
Fee; nod Bermuda per 0ornpfer
ngermubint"; nod) Granada uno
Sriniooo per Gompfcr uMoropal";
nod) 9orboooS uno 9tor0:9roiilien
per 0ontpfcr yGeorcnic".
Wittnoh, 25. Sept. = I'm 10 llhr
9lbenDS nnf Glt6o, 0itcuton, Sam.
pctbe ltltp %era Grit5 p~esE.Emnpfcr
uGspcreBu"; nQW rSortuica per
0ompicr upr Ebiluoelpbin; nod
Central. Anerifo, Scr 9~onol5onc unO
Colombia pia Colon.
9onncrito9, 26. Sept. I'M 10
llbr nod) Sopti per 9ompfcr yASrins
@iQcm Der 3iucitt".
Srcitug y. Sept. nm 10 llbr
nod) Eorto Hico per 0dmpiet pio
Wopaglte5; nud) Horto Nico, Gitro.
acao, &cncjuclo unO Colombia per
Gonpier nEbilooclpbio"; nod Sor.
tune SSlonO. Sontoico rulo Colombia
per 9onpier vErin5 Soqbim"; nod
Snaguo, Sontoico ulO lpe5ieII oorei-
iirte Eoit nod Banana uno ser &a-
nol5one per Compiler nMItoi"; mad
Den So Elotos@cQcn0en per Tampfcr
rSpaoe5".
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9toro.S ionep, nnb mad Ntiquelon
pia 9pltorL ihl;eBt 3ier t1gli6 Inn 3
ltbr No6nlittagS; mad Guba, pia
Tampa, tG9lif Tim 1 llbr Nohmit-
tags; nah Gotta silica, SouoproS,
Nicoroglln (SitfiiIte) uno 8liot0-
mala, uin Nem.0 Orleans, t1qlih NM
10 ltbr IbenoS; mad Mericp Gin
taglid) nm . llbr Nohmitto0S uno
10 llbr 2lbcnha.
Grams Eaciiic Eoit.
Mittlpod, %. Sept. = un1 7 ltGr
@benos noh Sopoll, China. Gorcn
mo Den Ebilippincn, oio &oncoilpcr,
@.-G.
Sreitog y. Sept. INN Z ll6r
Iben0s nod) @olpaii, China, ,5apan
uno Goreo, piu San 3roucisco.
0te Foit nod &olpoii, 8llum llnb
Den Gbilippincn. pio San 0ronciSco,
idlieBt bier tGglid) INN Z llbr Abenos
bis gum 30. September; mad aultru.
lien, NeilsS eelano, Heu.Galeoonien
Samoa nno Sill, pia @oncoupcr,
&c, taalid) nm 7 llbr Mbenos bis
5ilm 6. Sftober.
Die Srons-Yociiic-T oIt miro t1alid
,'ad Dem slbeangsbafen beforoert uno
Die 3eit oes Sdluiies lit arrangirt nit
Niiflidt altf beren umitnterbrohcne
l(cberldno , @eforoerling.
". SAT- &orriS. YpItntciltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
Mcr0auts &
Gbeiapcafe Sampfer.G umpngnic.
0hetnpenfc Sinte.
Glegante 9afngier.S nmpier pNngufta" nub
.NuIumbin" nan

0netnpenfc Stnte.
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,Gulnmbia" nan
Efb Euint Comfort nnb Wurfplf, ga.
Sanpfer %oerldfen Bnltimore tdgli6 (auSges
1ontine1 Sulntngs) INT $50 Ibenos rnb foni,
men In Glib Yoint Comfort iiii 6 ubr Wlorsens
ltto III ~9iorfplf nm 7,15 Mloraers on, an.
I1Iicberlo an Die @iienbabn5iiae mad unen
Eunftct oeS SiibcrS uno Siibfucitens.
3iipcr.2tnie.
Glegarte @aIagier.S artpfcr pGtariotte" anb
Baltimore"
mad, Weft. Hutut uuo 9itdlntnnb, 81.
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rom:hen SonrtagS) nm 9 ll5r Ha6mittdgs Itio
fonlr1en gu @cftsIo,di Tim 7.45 WorgeDS uno
in NiblnnllS Inn ~ Morarn San.
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bon baltimore abfa6reioen Suuipfer iirb Die
bon gSeft.Eoint CIT Sten'tnaer, Scnnerftagen
nno Sat1itu0cn nhfnbrcr, iegeu in 9Icucefter'
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an 9ienitaaen, 9onteriioeen rio Ganftugen
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(bci qiinftioenr Wetter).
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uno 10, eishttraeeu.Herfte.
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ftbert. 8epdd aufgepefer nIo 4aftiten5inlrler
lin 8dr1us referoirt peroer, in ben hieftaen
giuetsgiircinir: Nr. 119. Gt.gaftimpre.Strahe,
q. %. 9lpbiou, gaent: 4r. 1877, SN.Natttnture'
strafe, ooer ben Sarptsgfrenug: 3tsbt' unS
2re.strake.
Nenben Spfcr, q. g.. 0btsn,
Gen. s@efhdftsfiibrer. 8en. sNnf!anter'Igerf.
Z. 8. MrTarneL SiIfs'Sen.' Raii. '@eent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23

/. uno 8. Montag i'm Monot bei
&enrp @oBmonn Nr. 49, 7. Str,
N.-M.
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Ctr, &.-g8. N.-G. @criommllrng ie.
bcn I. TicnitoG i'm Monot bci SEQ.
@eBlcr, Nr. 922, Gcmipluonio-Apc.,
81. ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
r@il6clnt tcu.2ogc Or. 8.
II. g.. .. 8.s9t."

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in Nr. 623, 2olliiionn.2(pe., M.-g8.
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s.. Str, N,,@.
vSiitorii6e @cieGidoft"
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Seig6tS. S~eriammllm9cn meroen
on~0cfiinOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
WlarglanS uub 9%ennIpluania Sabn.
Sim l., ecptcmoer in Strait treteno.

Vim I, Scptcmber N AraTi %trttfno.
3igc p~crlafen Hurtb,gtuenucs Station:
7.50 Worgens gori BOT, tdOIi6, alS8ellprtf
men So11tue.
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geuoninteli Sonniug.
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men SoHnt1g. .
100 Slbenos 9cltu 9lccont., nur Sonntae.
If 80 gbenoS Neluir 9lccou1., tdgli0, aiaees
nDuunen SonHtdg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
9ationaI=0onfen.

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@reiersSirnbc.' SGcob gR. @uDf, grdfioent;
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70. s. gSdaner, 4dflrsr, Uo4LI.r 80
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q. Miiucr, 1alitrer, 9tcrbpeitsSde @uiulps
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ltito qpmharbzStrabe
rGurmcrcinl & 6armcrs' gatiurul @auf," Glib
tpeits@de .Solpnrbs uno SerinansS tra6e; s.
). 9ulopil, NaIiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-23
@aibingtOn's bentid)e Sereiue.
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Sefretar q. Niegonb. Nr. 1921. G.
Str, S..@. = @eriammlung ieben
9. Gicnitog i'm Monat bci @eorgc
9eBler, Ger. 922, Eenniplpanio.apc.
q. .W.
sGelitifer llnteritiisiings.9 unb,
Niftrif+ 0}r 40"
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Baltimore 9ampf Yadet So.

cutie nEo 5nperlaiiig Sais2inie.)
Sic Ser. Staateus0oit bef6roerno.
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y0curgia," ,5enucfee."
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men. bon ben rgais9intes"9iers, SIR. 1913,
gigbtsSirnbe, $50 .Nbeilbs, brett nab Obj
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9uniten bes SibeIts. 9crbinouita in SIo
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peftlid, uuo .Slo 9Uminion Cine" ru6 Ne.ps
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gteius gorf.
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QuB mir ms i'm &an0c Ser un6cs
grer5tcn WGQlihfcitGn 6%ciin0cn, be-.
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on" lid bcrgongclte ISOLDE 5"lttrltg.
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gelpolti9c SerriGcr ijber OoS 8oItomt
lulo ncbcnbei bctreibt CT cil,cn Gro
ccriclooCu, niht Dem cioclten Srieb,
Ion0crn Der Notb gcbordcno, Oo bic
KoltmciIterItelle fem ~beionoer3
gldn5cn0eS Gillfnmmen abmirft.
@t5ber mar oos YoItomt ungcfGbr
it Wittelpl1ft bcS Srtcs ltno Seoer.
monn i6ien nit Der Gage 5uirieoen
III IeilL nllr Ser Yoitmeiiter nidt.
Gcnn er balttc iid) oil Der Edtapsco.
Noenlle, nebcn DEM 8elciIe Der Bat
ttmorezO 6io.@ obn," Elm SollS illlo
uerlegtc BET Nodt ulo Ncbel YoItnmt
lno 0roccricln6cn bobin obue on9cb.
lid ben 9crpobncrn Die gcriuglte &c
1od)ridtigung 81 gcbcn. Gebtere iinO
oh Dem &or9eben ibrcS YoitnteiItcr&
hcgrcifli6er @eile nidt ionoerlid CT.
bollt lnO Die Suhe oiirftc nod ein
%erniteS Nadipiel boben.
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EotbcfDrbcrnna nad bcm Nnslanbc.

Die auSlGnoiide %oIt fir Die nit
Dem %. September enoenoc @od)e
Id)lieBt i'm Solptpoltomte, piinftlid)
in allett S1aer, mie foIgt: ''''"
Die Yodctpolt lit offcn BON 8 llbr
&ormittdgS bis 5 llbr 9tadrnlittugS
tGglidl ollSgcnommcn Son1tog.
Gic Hofetpoit nab Gclltid)lonO
lhliCBt INN . llbr 9todmittngs or!l
%. NM %. September; nod) 8roB=
britunnicn rnO Srluno 0ienltogs unO
6reitogs nm 5 llbr NohnlittngS,
9nmpfer fabren BON Ren.Dorf,
penn nti6t anoerS anaeaeben.
Im uno nof Dem 1. Oftober iino
Die Vrietruten nad) 0enl Nlslonoc
(nllsgcllommcn Canada, Mcrifo, Ya.
mania mo Gubo) mic folgt: Slim Coz
GentS fir sic critic lln5e llno orci CD
Gents fiir ieoc meitere Huge pner
Elm Srltdtheil, u,0 iplltc poQ iralfirt
iueroeu, mibrigenfoaS bci Illfunit
Der Srieie Scr ooppcItc 9etrag coqef-
tirt miro.
Grams Atlantic puIt.
Wontog, %. Sept. = INN 7 llbr
NbenoS nnd) europa lnO SitiliOiel
per Compiler naoiicr @ilbclm Der
@roBc," pio HlDmloutb, Gbcrbpllrg
llno Bremen.
Gienitog, u. Sept. - lul 6 ll6r
NbenoS nod europa per Gampfcr
oScednic," pia Elpmoutb urb Gbcr-
bolirg.
MithpodL %. Sept. - I'm, 6 llbr
Ibenos nuh europa per Gompftr
rGeutihlono," pio Elpn,plttb, Cher
bour9 ltno Somburg Yoit nod)
Sronfrcid) nuuB per Geutihlouo"
obreiiirt icin); nm Z llbr Slbeno3
nod @roBbritonnien unb Srlonb per
9ompfer vIrobic, ".pia Queenstown
WoIt nod) onSeren Sbeilen bon Git
ropa ntub .pcr g(robic" ooreiiirt
ieinO; INN 10 llbr Ibenos no6 Glls
ropa per 0ontpfcr ga lorraine"
pia SABRE (Roit noh @robbritannicn
uln Srlano muB nper Ga lorraine"
abreiiirt iein).
5reitog, p. Sept. - Inn Z llbr
Ibcnos nadl europa per 3antpfer
st. Saul" pio Elpmoutb uno
Gberbourg Voit nah Srlano mus
~pcr ct. Sail" ocreiiirt iein); i'm
10 llbr NbenbS nah europa per
Gampfcr rllmbrio," pia Glleeits-
topn.
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9amburgsNmerita
Spppclidranben.
Grprck. nnS Saiiagicr.S icnit.

Samburs-I merifa-Sinie
81 8roaopap, Gep.Orrf.
Nrtbnr @. Gpbiuu,
am aiten 9Fte,
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