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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28

man accused of selling obscene postal
cards.
While the sensation that swept the
court room was still at its height, Fore
man Salus' made a statement that
boldly showed to the court the stand
which h grand jury has taken in its
defiance of the law of the State.
"The Of the grand jury be-
Iieve they are standing ON their rights
when they declare their belief that
they arc supreme in the matter of fol-
lowing out their Judgment in the fnd-
ing of i~ndictments," he said. eve be-
lieve that the grand jury represents
the people of this city and county, and
they ARE willing to shoulder the re-
spOnsiblity before God and man for
their action today. We feel that we
represent the will of the people of At
lantic county,, and we shall make no
apology to the court. We know that
we represent $5,OOO,O 900 worth of prop
erty In tlantic City.
I'VE feel that we are not here to fur
nish political capital for any man in
official position" Foreman Salus went
on, while listeners gasped. "The court
informed us that there had been gross
violations of the gambling and excise
laws published in the newspapers. We
have To- HEAVIER and earth to secure
this evidence, but we have not yet re-
ceived it, n we believe we have car
ried out our full duty when we decided
that no indictments were justified. We
have been baked by the prosecutor and
by the representative of the attorney
general. We have known that the evil
dence existed, but WI AVE not re-
ceived it, and we feel justified in find
ing hat no indictments were re-
CURED"
Gambling Cases Ignored.
Forced to an answer, the assistant
encouragement grilled the grand jury
for its failure to FIND indictments,
and incidentally informed the court OF
the baking of the efforts of himself
and Prosecutor Goldenberg in their eff
forts to obtain Indictments of Sunday
rum sellers.
ut was on my own orders that
Prosecutor Goldenberg refused to pre-
sent evidence against the gamblers in
Atlantic City, he said. w have de-
cided that a grand jury that refused
to fin bills against Sunday liquor
sellers in face of the evidence that has
been presented, Is not fit to consider
other matters. and we are willing to
drop all prosecutions rather h sub
NIT them to the men OF the present
grand jury"
Declaring further that both he and
Prosecutor Goldenberg would refuse to
allow fish to be made of m form OF
offenders and flesh of the Others" Cas-
kill then withdrew disgustedly from the
courtroom.
II believe that the course of the At
1antic county grand jury is an absolute
farce on Justice" he declared, as a final
word, and attempt on the part of Fore
Salus to answer was cut off by
the court, who simply reiterated the
former statement that the grand jury
was discharged with the condemnation
the bench
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
ELKS HOME AT
LONG BRANCH IS
DEDICATED TODAY
Thousands OF Members of the
Order Present at the
Ceremonies.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 2S.-Elks
reigned supreme here today, thousands
of lodgemen from all sections of the
State filing the streets which We're
everywhere decoratedsw with bunting and
flags of welcome, all uniting i'll the
dedication of the new home of the
Long Branch Elks. which look place
this afternoon.
The dedication exercises were held
This afternoon in thenew quarters or
Garfield e and so great was the
crowd which tried to gain admission
to the handsomely furnished house
that there was a large crowd who were
unable to get inside.
Al these ceremonies the lodge was
formally opened by an address by Dis
trict Deputy John ID. Finlay. of Pat
erson, representing the grand exalted
ruler. This was followed bby the pres
entation of the keys by DIR. j. II. Welch,
exalted ruler, and an GRAFTON by A. c.
Moreland, past grand exalted ruler.
The ceremonies closed with the ode.
All hands Joined in a general social
gathering, congratulating the local
Elks on the fine quarters which they
have secured.
The new Elks' Home, formerly the
Garfield Inn, was purchased a yea ago
by the Long Branch Elks at a cost of
$12, 900.
The exercises, which are to be held
this evening, will probably surpass
those of this afternoon. The program:
Address of-welcome, Charles McFad-
den, Mayor; Grafton. Grand Exalted
Ruler Arthur G. Moroland; address,
Edward Leach, grand treasurer; adj
dress. Thomas p. Fay, past grand state
deputy; Flag in Elkdom," Alfred p.
Hooy, grand trustee; music by band.
Following this all the Elks will join
in a parade about the city.
The Elks' lodge was organized six
years ago. Sheriff G. Asa Francis was
the first exalted ruler. Other who
have served include Thomas ID. Bayley,
Charles l.. Williams. Thomas p. Fay,
b. Drummond Woolley and DIR. j. y
WEIGH. The latter is serving his third
term.
The officers Of the lodge are: DR.
Joseph Il. WEIGH exalted ruler; Ar
thur Sussman, esteemed leading
knight: e. Schoenthaier; esteemed loyal
knight; FL. c. Williams. esteemed lee
turing knight; Henry Schoenleln, secre-
tary; Philip Cohen, treasurer; Charles
Rosencrans. esquire; Joseph Corn, in
ner guard; Nathan Wood, chaplain; Z.
F.. Ford, tyler; Frank Smiley, organist;
trustees, Charles Fl. Greene, jr., r. j
Woolley. Joseph Finn.
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denly there was a binding fash and
the entire front of the a was In
flames. Looking down at the running
board ON which 1 was forced to stand,
as the car was crowded, I saw that the
bottom OF the car was on fire.
'"The women started to crowd from
the car, for the passengers were two
thirds women, and I tried to stop
them, for the car was In motion. |
was unable to do this, and those in
back by their pushing forced many
to the street, where they lay about
more or less injured.
showed on Car, Baby Trampled On.
zone woman, forced to jump, fell
with her baby, and the little one, roll
ing from its mothers arms, was
walked on in the melee.
Il found my wife lying in The road
with many bruises on her llead ano
body and in such a serious condition
that we carried her to DR.. Harden's
home. in Warren street.
"She is confined to her bed now, ano
our w physician has not ascertalneo
just how seriously she is injured
The baby that is thought to be badly
injured was not identified. 1t was re-
moved from the hospital by its mother
who was badly bruised, and Its grand
mother, who We're all together at the
time of the accident.
Conductor Bell and Motorman James
Mullaney refused to talk about the ac'
cident. The car was badly burned
about the front platform, and, after
much switching, which blocked the line
thirty minutes. was returned to the cal
barns.
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Jury from further service!" Justice
Trenchard. Numbered. "Its members
have been false to their oaths.'
In a bitter d~enunciation the justice
Immediately dismissed the offending
jurors, who heard him out without any
visible agitation, and then returned TO
Atlantic City, declaring they had done
their duty by the people.
The publicly expressed sentiment OF
80 ont Of every 100 residents OF Atlantic
City, and of every newspaper in the
town. IS frankly and openly in favor oil
the sale of liquor on Sunday.
The other evils are not fragrant. The
dtsorderly houses are segregated in an
obscure section of the town, TO which
few visitors TO the resort ever go, and
the gambling houses are p~atronlzed
almost entirely by visitors who can
well afford to lose. if they do. The
postcard evil is rather inconspicuous.
The press and population point out
that the place exists throughout the
winter on the money it makes in the
summer, and that curtaillng visitors
privileges would drive away hundreds
of thousands of dollars.
Several prominent persons in Atlantic
City have expressed themselves on the
governors proclamation.
state Senator Wilson, a member of
the grand jury, said;
Trenton can tack ii up on the wall
that Atlantic City Will have the law
changed"
Chief of Police Woodruff was asked
what action would be taken by his de-
partment il the troops are called out.
He said:
"Wen. the matter has been brought
to q head now. One side or The other
must lose. WI will give the troops a
royal reception. il hey come, just the
same as we accord other VISITORS"
Assistant Acknowledgement Gaskili
declared that the only fault he inds is
a violation of the law on the books.
Personally, he declares. he Is in favor
of home rule. He says:
Governor Fort has decided that law
breaking In this city must cease and he
will find means to carry out his decl-
sion. Atlantic City cannot defy the
law of the State. The present stand Of
the resort means not only the opening
of the saloons on Sunday, but open de-
fiance that requires a fight to discover
whether the law of the State can be
ignored with impurHty."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
GEORGE BROWN BADGELEY
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

George Brown Badgeley. one Of the
oldest residents OF this city, died at his
home. Z Linden street, last night OF
dropsy. after an illness of nine months
Mr.. Badgeley was for over half a
century employed by the Phlneas
Jones Company as a wheelwright. He
was an active worker of the Halsey
Street M. r. Church, of which he was
a member for fifty years.
Funeral services will be held at his
home tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
the p~all-bearers being members of st.
Chrysostom Lodge, X. OF P.
Mr.. Badgeley leaves a widow, Phebie
j. Campbell Badgeiey, and a daughter,
Nellie.
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to a family reunion in Railway. They
boarded the car at South Tenth and
Warren streets.
Mr.. Gay. when seen at his home to-
day by an EVENING STAR reporter,
was ina highly nervous state through
his own fail to the street and his anx-
iety about his wife, whose injuries
obliged them to abandon their trip.
1--WE were scarcely on h car" said
Mr.. Gay, when a man in the front
of the ear remarked, as the motorman
tried to put on the brakes, that some-
thing should be fixed. What that
something was | do not know. Sud
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
DUKE DE DOUDEAUvILLE DEAD.

LIE MANS, Aug. 2S.-The death is an
n of Marie Charles Gabriel Sos
themes, Count de la Rochefoucauld and
Duke de Doudeauville. He was born
in 1926, and was at n time Ambassa-
dor Of France to the court Of st. James.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
KARL HOLzwARTH BETTER.

Karl Holzwarth, of PCS Livingston
street, who vas thrown from a wagon
which he was driving yesterday, re-
ceiving bad cuts about the head and
body, was reported as improving at the
City Hospital. b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Son Gre nnb Snfcn.

-
Nedor" am Wontng in Ncm-Oorf
uuo am Mittpoh in Baltimore
ermartet. - Gic Baltimore SD
jiitcn.Yuiiagicrc = @ae 6rudt.
oampier in S%itcrbeit.
am Montng miro Der Norooenrr
ide 2loposO ompicr yNedar," Ser am
10. September nit $40 aaiiitcn- mo
245 3pilden6edS : EaIiagieren filr
Hcn-Yorf uno nit 140 EaHagierel,
fir Baltimore bon Bremen abfllbr,
in Nem.Oorf mo bem9cm1B an
Mit:wod) oocr GonnerItog in 9alti'
more crlonrtct. llnter ben iiir 9alti.
more beitimmtcn &aiiiten = Yaiio9ie'
rer bciinoen iid ncben moeren iol.
9elbc 9altimorer, Die bon einem 9e.
JUDI ser alten Scimatb juriidfebren:
Sr. 8erboro 9rpdnleDer, Srau Innie
Gbesuen Sr. Slan GbcStep, Sr. ulO
Srau @m. Gepfin, Or. Scrm. Gn.
oelbarot. Sr. @ilbelm @dei, Sr. j.
u. Slid, Srou Geo. @. @ail, Sri.
Selen Sail, Sr. 9tllo. Soifmeiitcr,
ST.. Conrad Scnicling Sri. 8ertruo
&eincrici, Sr. Simon Sod)beimer,
Sr. ino Srni Otto &ombcrger neblt
aino, Sr. 4aul Wiiaer, Srou 2ouiie
WiiQer, Worgarctbe Miiqer, Sr
Senrp Shlenoorf, SRI. Gina S6len.
bcrt Srau Barbara Ear unb ainoer,
Yroi. $. =. @ilion rno Satin. Sr.
2utber 8iais uno Die 6rls. gmma
uno aotbarina @ebmeper.
@llc 6ruh nter in
Sidcrbeit.
Nun lit drdl Der norlpe9iide
Srudtoampier Beacon" inter Dem
Gbarter ser .atlantic 6rilit Go." an
ieinem 9citimmungsort Sort gnto.
l,io eingetroifen. Gamit iino i0mmt-
lid,c 1rllftoompier, mslhe Den bef'
I'M %sltinntic berridte, ourdmad)tclI,
in Sid)crbcit. 9tllr Don Dem 9anpier
.Dumlri" lit nod feline beltimnlte
Nahridt eingetroiien uno glanbt
man, bab oerielbe nit Dem pom Gam.
pier o9rabfor0n Dor einlgen Iagen
lei Cattle Sslnno geiidjtcten @rad
iO,ntiid lit.
.Ireamlano" bis 5rii6 +.
a6r auBer Gtenlt.
Ger groBe grfiriions . 2ampfer
rIreamlano," welder fiir5lih BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

zen, ptr ptde Serr Qauptmann, uno
auf Ieinem Sofa ipabrihetn!i6 ldngit
Don cen Strapa5en beS S2abgrabenS
ausruben.--llnb Der onoere, Der alf
bic @ieIe gepil9ert 1T? Ser Srsiberr
f6mun5eIt. Nidt f4Ie4t in ben @pril
geidttt Fat er feline beibeu Safe! SEPT
mill er ielbit einen Spa5iergane an
.rsten bur6 feline Seloer.
9ieie Wanberungen an Sonntagen
BADEN einen eissnen 3ei5 fir ben 2anoz
pirtb. ssSn aller Hube blidt er iiber
baS @rbeitSfelb, nimmt li6 neben bieier
Wtuiterung au6 einmol bic 3eit, ii6
an Dem iubelnben 4ufitieg Der 2erde
Su erfreuen, Elm Sdslein 81 beoba6ten,
baS pie cine S6ilbpafe in Der ipogsns
ben Saot iibt, ia, iein Iuge erbaut iid
in biefer 5eiertassitimmun9 iogor an
Der leu6tenoen Gd6n6eit Der 8orns
unb Wpbnblumen, bic er Wo6entogs
grau lam ais iibleS llntraut Derfolet.
Der Sreiberr bate einen tii9ttgen
Mari6 gu MAIDEN, ipenn er alien Sell
bern ieineS itattlihsu 8eIibtbums einen
Yefub abItatten min.
Gnbli6 lit er ipieber am SdloiIe anz
gelanst. Dim SUB Der Sreppe erportet
Jpn Der Snfpettor, uno bic ~umitdnbli6e
9eratbung iiber anes, mas in ben nod
item odt Sagen ee1dafft pcrben muB,
bilbet f6on ben fa6ten lleber9ans gum
Getriebe bes Iltags.
sd beqreife lpirtlid nidt, no bic
Serren Sffi3iere bleiben," murmelt Der
Baron nab 9eenOiguns bieies Sc
idGfts unb iiebt uneebulbig duf bic
llbr. Gr liebt piinttliae Wiabloeiien
unb Grgert iid, bab bic @Gite auf feline
Gepobnbeitsn feline Miidiidt nsbmen.
Der brabs Sanufdet fat natiirlid
lGngit tabelos sebedt, bic gafel itebt
einlabenb ba ipie am Wittog.
Der Sreiberr tlineelt uao befteblt
benz eintretenben Siener, teIIen GeIi6t
mertpiirbig ROTH unb pertldrt ausiiebt.
iiG nd6 ben Serren um5uieben.
.Sn bieiem Queenblit tommt jemanb
bic StcinItufen Dor benz 9aus berauf,
man bort 9ebimpfte Stmmen, Gr@
tpartungspoa iieht Der Greib.rr na9 Der
Sbiir. 5Guf4t er iiA? IS 1T, als
fGnbe por herielben Elm tleiner admpf
ftatt, cine Sono pia iie Dffnen, unb cine
anbere i1liebt lie ipieoer.
Nein, es, lit feline SGufGung-au4
bos ni6t, mas Serr B.. @lten bann gu
fsben tetommt, Elm tunblid, idon fir
bds Nuge zines Walers, aber berbliifz
fenb, nein 9erabeau periteinernb in ieiz
ner Wirtung auf ben S9lobberrn.
Wie Elm Bib, i'm 8abmen Der boben
Gidentbiir, itebt bas paar 0 Der
S4ubpiefe: 2sutnant b. STINT unb an
feinem Mrm bic So9ter bes 9aufes.
Der Baron iiebt fem &inO an, ais
fdbe er es beute gum eritsn Wlale. Gr
fdbrt iit nit Der 9anb iiber bic ausen,
aber bic 0ifion blsibt.
CSortictlln1 fol1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

Ser ,Gucenstomn onO 2ope Eoint
Transportation So" gefouit muroc.
lit had, benl pbercl brotherhood ser
Sfinner S6ifisbot9cicdidait &c,
6raft morocll, I'M BORT elmer GRIND.
libcn @riiirnN uno &cinigung inter
5ogcrt ltno iriid ongcitriten 81 pcr-
bcn. Ter 0nmpicr miro crit i'm
6riibiobr mie0er IN 0ia1it gcItcat
lpCr0rrl.
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$4,000. a,i p~erfanfeu: $4,000.

gene neuen, mopernen 5ipelrpdlgen. Sdufer
hOenue uno 5upettesG traBe, nit nIeT i1ooer'
ner. Gihri6tllnsen; cerne1tlrte aeaer, Sot nno
EruttoirS. @ndiuirte Bdoeipannen uiIb. &Dtber'
Huseiiiie, Mldrmortreppelt iinb .Seiinfe, tani'
tdre Drainage, Straben NIT oitrifi5irten 8iegcl'
fieinen eepfldItett. Sic milffen 9efebeii pern"p.
um fte f6dpe1 ST. f0nner.
Mait re6nte Jairmonnt : gpenue , Baaeons.
Eebr leidjte 9ebiHauilecn. Bur Snfpeftion ide.
lid uno Gontiags often. Ngenten am -YIaSe.
Srunbmtetbe $4,000 febsunobreibig collars
pro Sabr.
(Watt8-) Bununternebnler.
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Gereiniatc Sdngrr bon Baltimore.

Sauptqlturtter: r@ernlartd Wtafl.
ner6or Saae;" BraiiOent Senrp
Sbomos; correiponbirenoer ur,o pro.
tofolirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbeber, Scr. 315, Horo-Gben-
Strabe; Sinan5iefretdr g. Simmel.
beber, Nr. 315, 9oro-@oe n.S traBe;
Sdatmeiiter s. Midlid, Scr. 713,
@arner-S traBe; 9irieent Sb. Sem.
berger. 8%eriammlung ieben ameiten
Srei!ag i'm Wonat.
,@ermonia. Qiartett-g Club"
Sauptqilartier: @aener's Sole,
itunoe: 9ienitags. - 9irigent 3.
&arolus.
y Germ ania.M dnnerdor."
Sal1ptquartier: @ermania /. Wdti.
nerdor-Saue, Nr. 40 bis 412, @elt.
2ombarb-S traBe. Sinaitunoe: Con.
neritags - Girigent: 9beooor Gem.
berger.
.rSrobIinn."
Saltptquartier: Srobiinn $aue,
Nr. 1000, Srebertd . apenue. Cling.
Nr. 116. Norb-Yoca.S trabe, cling
%ltiinoe: Wittpobs - 0irigent: Sobn
u. &lein.
narbeiter. WGnnerdor."
$auptquartier: Gnbreas' $ale.
Nr. 314, SanoperitraBe. Singitunoe:
Wittmo6s - Dirioent: 3abio Me.
lamet.
,SbaIia-W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: 8oi9t's $aue, Wr.
1922, Sarforb-4nenue. Singitunbe:
9ienitaas = 0iriaent S. s. 1ranf..
r2ocuit.B t-MGnnerdor."
$auptquartier: 3tpider's Sane,
Ode Cuba. unb anbreitraBe. Sina.
itunhe: Wittpod Ibenbs 8 l1br -
9irigent: Slibert ariippeI.
nMrbeiter- 2ipoertafeI."
Sauptq,,artier: 8ola' Sane, Nr.
4C8, 8eit 2eringtonitraBe. Sing.
itunoe: 9ienltags-Giriaent: Suberf
ariippel.
.gaperilder MGnnerhor."
Sauptqllartier: Gdermann's Sale,
Ode bnn Caroline. rnb @~ol9bitrabe.
Sineltunoe: Gorneritag Gbenbs -
9irisent: ausuft Sdneioer.
.Moaart.W dnnerdor."
&auptquartier: @obert BoIlmer's
Sade, Ir. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe: Singitunoe ieoen Conner.
flag Mben6 = 9iriaent q. %. B0bl.
mann.
.gibenfrana."
Sal1ptquartier: MusuIt @oebeI's
(pormals 3orn's) Saae. Gde Der 3.
uno @ousbItraBe, SisbIanotoiun.
Sineitunoe: Wsitttpods - Dirieent
Geo. %. 8obImann.
rMelobie.~
&auptauortier: s. @ies' SaGc.
gde 2cipihaBe mno 8elair.N arft
Siri9ent s. aaroIus.
.Sarmonie."
SnIptanartier: Nr. Ala. @eit.
Sapette Strnbe. @ineitun6e: Dien
tags - Girigent: Sobn q. 0Iein.
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Wu Die Tnmeu.

Snnae 9amen, tpeI6e moberIle G6neiberfunit
81 erlernen piinf6en. fouten ni6t i'm 3petfei
iein, wobtn itb oatfir 5I iuenoen, Gle braudcn
tuga. etra6e, ucr3ulpreben, i6ren gnnler als
3b9ling eintragrr uIlo tie lerner Die 8unit mad
Der ort9ef6rittenfien Wtetbooe. Gle erDalten
nuberoem sriinolihen llnterridt i'm 3nftteiben.
Gebr IiberaIe 8eoineunaet. 5rl. ID. Sntets,
Dir. 302. Neit. Saratpsa. strabe. (378-)
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spcsba(t uidt clue Understandable ianten?

Sic Nrciie iperoem Gle iiberruihen. No0e 3
WleiIen iiiolib bon Der Stnot an Der rs. y.
& VI. gIeftrtiden mo Sbori' Cine @itenhnbri.
200 SUB bod geIeeen. rlc1erblid Guf Baltimore.
Ga6reelo 10 Gents fir Runbiubrt. 10 Wiillils
len bon Der Stcot %eniferili. llebcr 20 3iige
ieoen 'Saa. Sir @ii5elnbeiten idreibe man an
Z. M. Srian, Nr. 341, Glib 5rcmpnt'Apenne.
GeptS-23l
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3@nI,r ~ ptrranItn
Gallagher, Der 8ammciiter.

Sauier I'M COO Sloa Woro. wfuper.etr.
Chen pulenbet eine Meibe muberner, 5luei'
ft5diser Siufcr. @ Sintner uno Nao. Gas
Babe3iinnler bat ertaiuirte @aiine uno f~aniidreS
9Iofef. glnfflut an fauitdreu aaiaI. Preis
$a50. Tieoriger 8runoSins. Obiae Sduier
6abfn bote uto %eefunoe 2aac. Tad5nfrnsen I'M
Shreau, gVr. 1857, Cft.DspnLment'e trafe.
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Scrmann 8a0cnbopp,

empfiebIt ifb Dem acebrtei Yi6IifIim beitefi5
sum soIeitiren bon Wtietben uno @runo6infeu.
6ur1 Nerfauf bon ieelihem @rlnbeigentbuln. ios
pie siir Beriideruna 9epen Seuerseefabr. gud)
Ghiffsfarten bon iino rat europa fino bel
mir 5ii baben.
gnrean: 4O7 @aitber.gIbe.-111 8..GbarIess
GtraBe. (Septt ,12IPte)
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Sciratbs E &iccn,cn.

Gomar0 &. Smith, 81, Nr. pool.
@albrnot-A pemle, mo Gillian 0dT
mellon, rs.
SomeS u. Norr, 3S, Nr. $3.50,
@uilioro e 2loemle, uno Marp D.
Giubloom, 30.
Srcn6 &irbp, y, Nr, 700, MaIio.
huicttS = Nugmlc, @nibington ..
g., unb 9llicc :. Snulfner, 10, &nib-
ington, :. =.
2onis 9. Stobl, 81, &onouer, 40,
lmo 9Iacn Wcpers, 20, Gorrol.Gorn.
III, Mio.
Nlcn =. 0opioion %, Mr.. 1913.
Sorlem g }Ipemlc, uno @0no 3.
Sobbs, -.
2oui5 e. @0b, 26, Nr. 1871, Bal
lcpltraBe, umb Yearl Hilcp, IS.
IS Jolt gepnrt mcroen.
- Die oEcnnlplunnin 9nbngclell'
ihoft" 9lnubt oiicnbar nod nid)t an
Die @ieoerfcbr Der groBen Eroiperl-
tat. Sic lGbt pom tdhlten Wontag
ell IS 2ofnl5iige eingeben, luno 5iunr
lcd)S ouf Ser @orrisburg-2inie ied)S
chi Der Green Spring.2inie ulb bier
oui Scr Spnrrolp's Eoint.Sinic.
Eicnic iir 6ormer. -
Selltc iinoct 5u Mount Carmel, @ol'
timore.Goumtp, 0oS orHtc iGbrlihe
6ormcg-Eicnic inter ocn Aulpi5ien
Der Sgnior @llnpomoer, Sllnior @lll.
ponder. @corge'S Greet. Wtaion mo
liron 6arnler-9lubS mo Happillt.
Orange itatt. 9ei oemiclbcn merOen
pcrid|icocne Nniprod)en iiber 2an0.
mirtbidnit gcbnlten iperoen.
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Baltimore Warftberidjte.

Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1908.
Webl. - 3ufubr 1913 5Glier,
einitlicBlidl $50 5diier 81 Occult
Toint uno 1894 SGiier 81 Canton.
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$3.50 - Sir zines iener prn6tpuuen S1is
fer iabe Qaiterfons8arf, Nr. 20. %, % etc,
MorosSares straBe. Genleritirte Grottoire, stei'
ler UNI sol; elnoiuirte aaoeipalne rno sri.
heralseuB etc. $50 N1dr uno Neit inter iebr
leidien 8ebinenngelt fauicft eine5 icler mooers
men Sduier. geIi1iigt ite uno iiber5euet Sud.
Sebr eihte Nebilautael. 9bparo g.. stord,
OIL Srt uno Stellc. (Suri17, 1S,I&S)
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G Sdufer an Der SiibsGlintpnsS trabe. 203 blS
All 2f3; GountDsS teuern; neueite 9inrld iirgen.
$50 8aar, Der Jteit in m0benlIiben Mbdabllllf
gen. 81 ~eriruaeil bel Srnrn Sertel, A9elii,
vi. 2929, Git. 9altimu re. Strahe.
. 1885, b3 T,7O1) fF
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Gpllen nnb SoIs.
Npblen.
Hpblen.

afeiue aobfen, fret ppu sdIa6en. $500:
Sr ! saris.. .ssidS sr' 9 sii nElr0 . s7:SS y
Nr. 8 barrie. 500 Or. 2 9blens' gsaI. S7.S5
Stub. -. 500 9r. 3 2pfens' gal. $7.S5
@eIdetcs gi9enbola, Y &orS, $3aS.
8efieies 5idtenbol5, " Goro, $500.
gpais 3. @ilinscr.
Salptbiireau nnS aoblenbof:
Yrcftpu. uns @ahsstraRe.
Eel: 6. & g. @olfe 1117-Nfo. Gourtl. 2O70.
tIpril20 ,G9Rte)
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Mei5cn. - 3uiubr tS,S0l Dit
libel; Gcrionot BON Den Gleootoren
26,325 SuiGcl; Glcpotorcn : Sorrotb
l,O93,0G2 0uidlcl.
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Steaengciuht.


Stellegeind:
Sin finoerlpfes 9bepaar tn0t Stellilt1; 6rdlt
III eriifIdiiiae ab6in. Der IianIl oerltebt nit
Yieroeu un5u9ebei, fomie Sdlss mo Snrtell'
arbeit. Sfierien an Die expedition bte'es Slat'
ties. t2O3j
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8erlaugt - Wdnner uno Snaben,
gerlangt i'm MQgemeiuen.
gemttaes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Teutimes Mrbeits.y IRA d,u yell unBs 9. Yiirean.
Inter Der @uiiiht Der g9eutfben Seiel19dtt.D
9ieienieen, bic oeutf6e Sunolperter, Irbeiier
len iib peri6nli6 uocr in iranfirten 9rieierl an
ben Ngentcll Der @eteIitait, Sobarn .. wiener
5immer II, Nr. 2f5-2f7, 6purtlaro' Strate,
nenoen, nel6cr unenteeliIi6 N~usflnlt erfpeilen
piro. Spretftunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSan271O
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8rlo 81 ncrlciben.

ans, ,pefhe 8efb gcbraudrn, predtu bier
ppr. gnleiben nuf Gal1re, Oiobel uno @ruuos
eigentblm. On 9ertrauen. Seine Qodu Office
Mleibooen. Baltimore Snucftmeut Co.," Hr.
100, Eara. StraBe. CIR
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aus 0clt Glepotorcn 5llriidge5ogclt
1926 Nuldel; @leputoren = Gorrotb
261,3l0 9lllhel.