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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
A Democrat In . Republican Cabinet

A Democrat In . Republican Cabinet
There can be small question that
General Wright IL the best fitted man
in the United States 10 discharge lhs
onerous duties devolved upon a Sec
rotary OF War. Other men are quite
rs able: other men are quite as hon
est; but there is perhaps no other man
In the country of General Wright 8
executive ability who has had the
same opportunities for acquiring
firsthand information, says writer
in Appleton's Magazine for October.
The political evpediency Of this APP
pointment has been assailed by prac'i-
cal pOliticians-the class that hangs
around Washington angling for jobs.
These men Insist that III. selection
was exceedingly bad political strength
to the party in the face of an i'm
pending election.
Why" say they. ut offends every
Republican in Tennessee by telling
them that there is no strict party man
In the State who Is big enough to
FIJI such a position. You are not
tickling anybody down there. You are
rewarding a Democrat who is sup
posed to have views contrary to those
of the Administration
This is the eternal attitude OF the
spokesman and peanut politician
rewards, expediency, vote getting.
Another class of men maintain that
good politics means good government.
and good government means the APP
pointment Of big men who can fill
big positions-not Lilliputians to rat
tie around in a vacancy.
General Wright very frankly says:
I'm not foolish enough to think this
will affect the vote Of anybody-even
my own And 1t probably will not al
feet his own vote; General Wright
sought none OF these positions, and
changed none of his opinions. THE
hand OF Douglas is his own"
After the war he settled in Men,
phis. Tenn. practiced his profession
With success, and became tnterested
in politics. Although pretty inde-
pendant and aggressive in his ideas.
he has always been Democrat, ana
has never voted any, other ticket
But Luke Wright has long since quit
playing tag with politics. and passed
the period when he cares much for
labels. From long and intimate as
sociation, he regards Judge TAFT as
an able man and a strong man; ne
knows him to be good man. nc
does not believe in Bryan's theories
OF government. Upon this basis ne
will probably deposit his indiviua'
yote-and after all. what does 1t mat
ter?
President Roosevelt Is said to have
remarked: "They say that Wright >s
a Democrat, and I'm a Republican
but I can see no substantial diner
ence between u.s."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
CORRUPTION FUNDS.

The use OF a great campaign fund
was begun BY the Republicans IN
1880 and It was then raised BY as
sessine the officeholders and candi
dates. This was continued for 1881
and 1858. and this practice Is re
sponsible tcr the decay Of Democracy
IN northern states. In 1883 MT. Ciese'
land contributed $4,000 and this was
charged against him as violation o.
the prophecies by the Repubicans
In 1888 Indiana was carried by
.sBlocks Of Five DudIey'-:le Demo
Gratis sent SI0o, 900 into Indiana ano
Mr. QUAY promptly sent three times
that sum. In 1896 VT. Hanna used
fund estimated at $S.000.c00, and
member Of the committee admitted
that they spent $4,000 a day m vi
August 1 to the day OF the election.
II il easy to how that the Demo
Gratis have tried 10 fight the devil
win fare- but the difference is thai
Of q war waged in sshdefense and
var OF conquest In 1894 Mr.. Roose
welt vehemcntIy denied the charge o.
Judge Parker which he knew was
substantially true-a trick that Han
M v',u,d hav. scorned to use. To
dav the Republicans are hypocritica'
| " pretending TO advocate publicity
but they place the old sinners in con
| troll. and Mr.. Taft 1t least conss MT
| to the appearance OF evi'-he can
no, denv responsibility % he consents
| to accept an Office tina, is bought or
cent bv declaring anew that he nj
firm. all the practices as well az tn
policics Of Observation-Disclosures Times
Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
At the National Soldiers Home

/ decision was rendered after prs
longed hearing. So there you arc.
The number Of Casualties in the vol
unteer and regular armies Of the
United States, during the Civn War
according 10 q statement prepared by
the Adjutant- G Generals oftica. WAS as
follows: Killed in battle. 67.o5S: died
OF wounds, 43.0l2: died OF disease. 1879
7?O; other causes. snch as accidents
murder, Confederate prisons. &c. 40,
1874: total died. 1884: total desert
ed, 1891 The number Of soldiers
in the Confederate service who died
OF wounds or disease tpartial state
ment) was 1881; deserted. ipartial
statement) 104.42S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
Splendid Company Of Flame Fight.
efs 70 Leave Tomorrow Even.
isg For Penoss'saai,.
MnIERs n VARIOUS CONTESTS
Young Ladies Winning the Prizes for
Selling Most Tickets Were Misses
Jennie Giddings, Mamie Smith and
Edna Ruhiin-Wili Parade Tomor.
row Afternoon.

AIter many WEEKS VI pSPe' A'io
and looking forward to the greatest
time in it's history, the members OF
the Phoebus Fire department will
leave tomorrow evening for a trip
OF one week through the state o.
Pennsylvania.
Accompanying the firemen will DE-
the Fourth Virginia Regiment band
of Norfolk, which consists OF eigh-
teen fine musicians. There will BE-
sixty-five firemen in the company. AT
4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon the
ladies will assemble in the engine
housa and headed by the band will
give a parade through the principal
streets Of the town After the march
ing the trip will be continued to Old
Point. where the steamer for Balti-
more will b. boarded. The firemen
will visit Baltimore. Sunnberg. Har-
risburg, York, Shamokin, Mt. Car
mel and other cities in Pennsylva-
mia The laddies will return to Phoe-
bus On next Sunday morning.
Close Of the Contests.
The various contests, which have
been conducted by the firemen for
the pagt several weeks. came to z
successful ending last night. The
prizs were won as follows:
First-Landon, Thompson, Com
pany. Baltimore, No. 2,44S.
Second-Hary Brown, Company A.
National Soldiers Home.
Third. p. Carroll. Company l.,
National Soldiers Home, No. 1887.
Miss Jennie Giddings was awarded
the first prize for selling the larg-
est number OF ticketsS Miss Mamie
Smith came in second and Miss Edna
Rubin captured the third trophy.
The contests were highly success
ful and the firemen realized q good
" sum Of money through the Efforts
OF the young ladies.
While away the Phoebus ladies
will be entertained by the Anthra-
cite Engine Company Of Mt. Carmel
and will attend the Pennsylvania
State Firemen's convention In Sha-
mokin.
According to letters and newspa-
per accounts received from Pennsyi-
vania the Virginia will receive an
ovation from every city included IN
its itinerary.
The firemen will be under the COM
mand of Chief George Lancer and
Foreman Frank A. Kearney.
Those Who Will Go.
The following will make the trip:
Messrs. G. H. Lancer, John Ferber.
F A. Kearney, w. E. Lancer. H. A..
Tomkfns, G. P. Smith. c. H. War
rem. ]. p. Farrell. J. T. Boyhan. A.
]. Berry. Thos. Allen. Jos. Boyhan,
F. Brown. M. T. Cooper. F. J. Car
mel, VIM. Crawford. NJ. J.. Garland
Jas. Grant. p. Gadol, Jos. Kemp, A.
Kraft. Jas. Morgan, A. Nealou. D.
Ruth. N. J. Rcdgers, /. A. Saunders
A.. Schmidt. A. R. Turney. Thos'
ThoN. w. r. Williams, L. L. John
son, Jesse Hawkins. A. Rowe. T. j.
O'Keefe, e. o. Hunt, T. J. Daily. c.
E. WEIGH. J. Pemberton. Wn. Top
ping. J.. J. Loughran. E. J. Garland
H. p. Jackson, E. J. Dore. B. Z.
Dore. A. ]. Beai, B. F. Holland
Ches Haas, r. z. Gatewood. Chas
Allen, Thos. Turney. r. seymore
Dave johnson, H. H. Holt, Jas. DAILY
". W. Orinsby. r. l.. Handle. Ssrg
Meek. Mr.. Gordon, John Boyhan. p
A Fuller, Jr., Mr.. Wasserman. Chas
ORomke. H. Ferber, o. Freeburser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

TT must have ben . very tender
hearted butcher who killed this lamS.
said the Cheerful idiot pausins In the
saving Of his chop. 49,
WHY kindly asked the o'o's'
boarder.
-He must have hssita;ed three OF
four years eesorc striking the fata
tIcw.--Judgc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

The avenues and driveways on tn.
grounds have been treated to the
top dressing Of oyster
shells and crushed shells.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
Fierce 20 De Rich.

Taking a vacation must be a rath'
or monotonous proceeding for Mr.
Hartman. An he has to do Is touch
a button and ten one Of hts men to
hitch up . special train and back u
around 20 . convenient sidiue. Then
he can step aboard Whenever be ike
regardless Of time tables. The JOYS
Of looking M train connections ana
hurryinx the children 20 thev WI
catch the $50 train are denied him
Poor man! II must be fierce to be
rich,-Chicago Daily News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
Would Mortgage the Farm

A farmer on Rural Route :. Empir"
Ca. w. A. Floyd b. name. SAYS;
"BuckIen's Arnica Salve cured the
Two worst SORES ever saw: one on
NV hand and one on NV leg. II Is
worth more than It's weight IN gold
Z would no; b. without Il ~ 7 had 10
mortgage the farm TO get r." Only
&c at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04
Bound 10 o. . Faiiure.

00Uuo % - ts
IT SEQ nv the papers that man has
married his cook"
Yes. but that fnarriaye u hound to
10 a failure. Anybody knows that q
cook Won't b. content IN ono place
very ,oae.--Detroit Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Veteran Thomas Davis has been d
tailed as an assistant in the Home r
fectOry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Many veterans are rejoining who
have been absent several years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

There are three land and water IN
trance to this reservation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Fire jnsurancr IN strong companies
See n. o. LAChEf. III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Veteran Micheal Kane has been as
signed to duty on the guard. MIR
Kane was Chief of the police of Phoe
bus when that town was known as
City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Events in this command the past
week were sufficiently exciting tt
keep our APOSTLES OF hate from en-
pertaining and being consumed b'
vitriolic thoughts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Ground worms have appeared or
the new made land west of the hotel;
also, blackbirds 10 feast on them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

The new morgue and embalming
room in the basement of the new al
dition to the hospital are equipped
with upto-date facilities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

And this double pointed dart from
the Philadelphia Record: l,
was who declared the Confederate bat
tie flags should never be returned ex-
cept over his dead body. Now's the
chance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Judging from the looks OF tn
diners in the main mess hall whe
they assemble thereat during a mei
hour. there will be no demand for
remedy for attenuation the currer
fiscal year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

1t is estimated that the 1000 activ'
veterans here wear out twelve pair
Of shoes every day. About one thir'
of the veterans wear citizens shoes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

It is not the most attractive vet
Grams that are attracting the mos
attention here nowadays. 1t is TIT
variety that are slowly illustratin,
the ancient Greek saying-as tho'
valuest thyself so shall others es
TEEN thee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

In the matter ~ imported whi'
kies. the fac, has been revealed tha'
on new editions Of connoisseurs. n
common with the great body Of con
sumers IN me country. have not heel
getting the real thing. u has vee'
decided In q London. England cour
thai . patent stil spirit made large
" of maize must not BE- sold as Ir!sl
or Scotch whiskev. Experts repre-
50 nting most Of the great disfillerfe'
practically agreed that the Irish sn'
Scotch whistles are oniv made IN |
not SIN from matted barley. Tn
/, doctors who testified denounced tn
spirit made Of maize % harmful Thi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Secondhand furniture dealers close
bv continue to draw on the quarter
master for the old style lockers
which are being replaced by a com
blRation desk and wardrobes OF the
latest design. The old style lockers
are distributed among the large and
small truck farmers and cOttagers
north and west of this place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-04

Sub-contractors are making rap
progress on the inside finish and fu
nishings Of the triple barracks an
the mess hall and kitchen annex
the same.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

**+ "a 0. StiitungSieit nit 9oIl
ser .Varboro'2oge Or. /" pom .Cr.
oen ser 6ermunnS.S obnc" fin0et om
Montog Sen ". Sonuor, in ser
r5roblinnsSnle" an Der 6reoerif
Noenua uub 8aplon.S troBe itatt.
Gas Gomite trifit Die llnlfoiienoitcn
@orbereitrneen iijr sast Jeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
&Gltc folgt Sdnccitnrm.

Rem Dorf, %. Snnunr. =
Sieben Wenidcnleben iin0 geltern
Dem SdneeIturme gum Spicr gefaI-
len, Delter Den 8erfebr IN Stuot
uno 2onb 5lm Stnden gebrnd)t bot,
uno beiite mnroen neitere Spfer in
Soipit1ler geianot. oarui1ter Elm Gro
GER, Der all ben Sit icines 8agens
ouaefroren mar. Tic itrcnge adIte,
ipelhe gcitern 10 unmitteIbnr nad
Dem miloen Wetter eingeiebt bot, per.
iiriuf)te oen Mrmen Der Staot id)nere
2eioen. Siele Sboahloie ipuroen
BON Der Gdlte iibermannt uno BON
Der Volijei mifaeleien. 9iIlige SO.
airbauier unb itaotiide Sboddpldse
iuareu iiberfiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

8ctrod)ten mir oicie 3ablen in ibrer
olgemelncn S%cmcgung, 10 crfcnncn
mir, ooB iib inncrbalb bon 3meiSobr-
5cbnten Die 3obl ser 6rem6cn in 9eg.
lin etrpoS meniger ols pcrorcifaht
bot, inocm lie bon 3SS,000 oui 1929,
600 iticg: Gin 3upo6S CON 64t 900,
o0er run0 jGbrlid 10000. 9ieier 3lts
iuofs bertDcilt iid aber ourdollS
ntdt gleihnloBig iibCr Die geiGmmtc
Fcrlooe, lon0ern cS 5eigt iid al1f onS
oettlld)ite, mic lebr Der 9erliner
6remoenpcrfcbr bon scr oqgemcincn
MirtbIdoftSlage obbGnai9 lit. @Qb.
reno ocr bier Sabre 1890 bis 1893
blelbt Die @eIomnltTfier poaig itobil
oui Der 3obl BON rlilo elmer 6ol6ell
Wtllton lteben, iteigt Damn (pon Der
lofort 81 erflGrenoen auSnobms,iffer
oeS SobreS 1896 ab%gcieben) ihnell
bis gum Sabre 1900 aif nobe 100000
un0 Damn fol9t nieoer Elm INNER
nod frGftigeS. ober ood) perbGltniB,
mGBi9 geringcreS @ofstbum bis oui
Den belttlgen Sog. Hltn broltft man
ltf BLOB 81 erinnern ooB ctlpa in,
Sabre 1894 Die @eItlpirtbi6ait ltn0
Die oeutIde SolfSmirtbifait be9an-
men, lid) bon elmer ihlpcren, etiua eit
y 4 - "
Sdbrfunft mGbrenocn 0epreiiion Sll
crbolen, Bob Die 9liitbepcrio6e i'm
Sabre 1900 ibrcn Sobepunft erreidte,
nm trltild) ub5ubrcden mo Damn oli,
foueno lhneQ mieoer elmer Ecriooc
bober, ipcnn aud nidt i~iberbobcr
eoi1lunftnr Flab 81 mohen, nm ole
'Sprahc Der 3iiiern poaig oc,ttcn 81
fonnen.
Sn oieier flnren altrpe ate6t es
MIR cine 3ade, Die nift aus oen bel.
Den Sauptnriad)en, benz @od,stbum
gerltn's nno ieines @eltperfebrs eli.
n%erleits iino Der mirtbihaitlifen
Gonjhnftnr anoererieits, 81 erflaren
iino: bic 3iifer bes Sobres 1896, Die
nit ruuo $4,000 Sremoen nidt noe.
niger ais 100000 iiber Ger 3iffer beg
8oriobres liegt, uno bon Ser gum ioI.
genben Sabre Elm abIiieg nm mieoer
nabe3l 100000 lid 5eigt. Sier 6ot
elm auBeroroentIif)es greignib sic
5remoen5iffer peit iiber oas normale
WaB geiteigert, ndmlif Die gerliner
@enerbeousitellling. Mon pirb nidt
feblgeben, penn man Ole nur ourt
oieie gerunitaltung nah Berlin ee5o.
senen 6rember auf 10000 perart.
iflast, nobel INNER f~eit9ebaIten mer-
ben mIB, bab Die 9roBe 3abI Der SO.
gierbeiuder uno ser 81 ldngerem aiti-
entbalt gingerihteten nidt mitse.
aablt lit. Seoenials 5eigt oieie cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26

.Stnnoor0 Oil Company" oui $1,000
Sdoocncriob. alGQcr bcariinoct lei
ncn Nniprlld oaralti, SAB lein &ullS,
Nr. POI, Gin I. Str, Canton, ourh
0oS l%lcberluitfen cinc3 Scr NcfIoQtrl
gch0rigcn Del = Gonf3 bcid00iBt
mur0c.
Grwirtt @rIoB zines mon
pro1cQui".
I'm ser NbluciluuN elmer pom Scr
i3. iGbri0cu NcQir N. &iIcp i'm gu
ncriors@crid)t gcdcn 9crrlt mo 6ralt
@Gbel %mnb1ngig gcno6tcn &la0c ullf
3oblln0 BON $4,000 S6o0cncrinb
por5lbcuNcL bcontroatc Der Nmpolt
Der Gl0gcrin Sen GrloB zines hon
proieQlti", nm uuf 0icicg8ciic Die Gin
rci6un1 elmer nellcn alugc 5t crnlDg-
lidcu, aldGcriu crlitt I'M 0icnItc Der
Wetloaten am %. 6cbruor oorigcn
Sabrc3 crbcblidc @ronomul0cn an
linfcn Arm.
GbctrruHgen.
Sm &reiSgcridt Nt. 9 bcailtrd0tc
SEER Gpona 6. NiIion abiolltte Shei-
Ouu0 bon (ibo gSilion, wcld)c angcb.
lid Dor ibrcr G%crbcirotblmg cincn
unorocntlihen 2ebcnsponocl gciilbrt
9oben 'oll.
ISn 0lcihcn @crid)te miinldjt 6ralt
2ucp .. Sirf bon ibrcm @ottcn 6ur'
m 6. &irf Geidieoen 81 luerOcn, ocn
tic ser llntrcltc 5cibt. 0oS Eaor bel
ratbetc am 20. Wtai 1900 un0 trcIul.
tc lid am 9. Sanuor 1906.
5rou Nmnic Catherine 9und), bon
Nr. Git WontiorOsGpe. lultr0c inl
&rciSs @cri6te cine obiolltc Sdei-
Nuna BON ISM. $. 9unh 8clpdbrt
mo iDr Die Cbbut ilber bic beiocn
Ser Che cntiproiiencn &inOcr 5llge-
iproden. @oSluiaigeS ScrIuIlcn CAB
0cn SdeioumgSgru1o.
Wfit elmer Sd)ciOilng cnocte add Ole
Che BON Soluaro Is. WoiIctt, Nr,
2l3, ". Yr%cltonItr., nit WorD y.
Wtoiictt, ipcId)c ongc6lid) Die ebelld)e
6rcuc nid)t b%crpobrtc. 0nS Sinh Der
Ghcleutc 6lcibt bci'm aldgcr.
AN Sic6 @otcrlono, mo9It rtbi9
Ieirt, mn llntcl Gam mo Sobn glll
audi lpenn am Wontug Der ncitc
Grcibumo 5ipiidcn 9iup, TcooD mo
@bou pcrictt miro. Ser ncllc 0rci'
buno pcrfiiAt iIbcr % Wilioncn Sol
0uirn, 1900 GricA5idiiic, 800 l(nier'
ice aric13ihilBcrit0rcr, 1000 gcpnil-
5crte aricg9 Automobile (oblpobl Die
unocpor5grtcn idon idlinn 1cnitB
bolticr) niO 80 &ric9S &litboQonc.
ShuoGl 1cO0p Die Erlits ooltI Der
Otuf" bot 10 iol CT Der ncitcn Goms
6inntion nidJt obGoIo iein, oo lie Die
fir ole Grci pcr5luidt iucrbcnbc ain
tide 5ro0c ioiort Ioien miirbc. Sic6c
boperii6e Mo5fclboa' an5cigc!
~" Ger .@ittclsbod) Eerein" GdIt
icilcn oicSjdbrigen groBcr WaSfci'
bou onl Wontog, Ocn 9. Scbrunr, in
scr .@ernroniui Wdnnerdor-Saac."
&c Mo8fcnbdac oieicS 8ereins CT.
ireucn iid) ihon ieit Sabren zines
erobcn 3uipruds, mo bod problrt
SoS Gomite, aaes iriiber @ebotene 81
iibertrciier. SSn elmer 9omite q. Ser.
iommIung in Der nStag-SoQe" mur.
&c bei6loiicn, giloer aus Der olten
Scintotb oui3ufiibren, nnO ioate iid)
Niemono sic @ele9enbeit cntgeben
loiIen. Wnn n6te genoii auf Nomen
un0 Gag bc8 Bales.
*** "a Q. StiitungSieit nit 9dIl
ser .Varboro'2oge Rr. 1" pom .Gr.
oen ser @ermonnS.Sobn2" fin0et on
Montag, sen ". Sonuor, in ser
,5robIinnsSuQe" on Der 5reoerif
apenuaf mo Bapion.S troBe itott.
1os Gomite trifit Die llnlfaiienoitcn
a, -. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
Hceiproeitat nit Tranfrcidl.

@aibington, %. Son.-Rod
cincr i'm StaotS. Geportemcnt 5pi.
'tcn StaotsiefretGr Hoot uno Dem
iran5oIhben 9otifoitcr n~6gebalte-
men Gonicrenj piiroe befonnt ge-
nlnd)t, oas neuc Gcciprocit1ts arran.
cement nit 8ronfreit neroe am
nddIten Wontog unter5eihnet mer.
Den uno am 1. 8cbrlor in aroft ire.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-26
Tns ben SnGcn Der Gcridjtc,

Tns ben SnItn Der Gcridjtc,
FoIi5iit oui Shaocncriot perflagt.-
3rpci 6rnncn crbcbrp conlpromit.
tircnhc AniduI0jBungcn gc9cn
i'm. Ger Crhcitcrlciter 0ca
,@ol5ertraum3" uon icincm
Sd)nci0er pCrtln0t.
3pci ShoocncrioBtlagcn, Ic0c I'M
9ctrooc pom $4,000, luurocn gcitcrn
I'M Common Flcos @cridtc Don 6ron
Morp 9orrp lul0 6rou Morp $.
Noonon gcgen EoIi5iit &obn S.Gumn
pom norooitlihcn Giitritt cingercidt.
Die alqacrin,rn bcDsnptctcr, Oob
ser 9cfloatc III ser Splucitcrnad)t I'M
cngctruufcucn 3uitolAc III lire, Nr.
731. @reelmouut }lpcnlc, 6cIc8cnc
@obnltllg Cipgc0rnn9cn ici rto mic
ocrbnlte NlItior0ern0cp 5lm Serial
len Oes S9iqcs pnbPriidii6ti9t 0clnl
len babe. r,r ,-. h....
sd,'aaf ilpsr. III IS 5u nocNul..
ob dmI Oiano sn..
Ger 0rAGtcrleiicr in Der 8icncr
Sperettc Sin @oI5crtroum", mclfe
mGbrcn0- betnDcrgohBcitch @odc nit
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Hn6laIicS an @crrn George Z. Sim
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Observation-Disclosures gcnannt pllroe.
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iiigung o%ll5uicdtcn benbiihtigct.
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pom Baltimore hat i'm arciss8 eri6t
81 Soipion cine &l0ge elngereiht &c.
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