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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
EVER NOTICEr

A fellow often gets a jar
Upon the stair
And tumbles like a falling star,
All through a step he reaches for
That isn't there.
Thus oft an apprehension throws
Us with twist
I think OF all the earthly woes
Tbs ones that Jar US most those
nat uO1 louisville Courier-JournsL
.sr,,. baltimore sun comes out with a warning
that nrohabv few Of its readers win heed. 1t says
Don't let the money germs bite you, and addS
that a man who has taken the trouble TO count EN-
saws that l24O0 bacteria roost comfortably on each
e hill after the currency been circulating free
" FOR a year or So. Il you have $50 in your
DocIet YOU are probably carrying around about
geo 600 germs yet" says The Sun" there are
men brave enough TO face this terrible T1sk JUST
for the sake Of having roll OF gTeenbackS. It
atnpIv shows what dangers man viii undergo for
money Most OF u.s. however, not In serious
danger"
This 'Burkes Peerago' is nne thing and a
handy guide
Think so2 :. - 49,. 80. ,,,t,-,o,,.
nv letting up a catalogue OF heiresses. Washing
ton to- Herald
new Kind Of free toll service graft has been
worked on the telephone companies Of Lansing.
Mich A few days ago the travelling representa-
tive of a business concern in distant city reached
landed several orders or good size AFTER his day
work was done he went 70 the telephone and asked
for long distance" After the usual prelminarieS
he called for his brother IN the distant city The
brother could not be located- Well. then, perhaps
tho operator could get his sister. No. his sister
also was out He sorry. but would call again
later, and left the booth. without having to pay
toll NJ COURSE as he did not get his party. The
psxt day" says THE American Telephone Jour
nal he departed for pastures new. and the tele-
tha Wis
ba6 received a correct report Of the business done
by the drummer that day, and the toll was saved
FOR himself or the house The brothers name stood
for the OF his sales and tho sisters for the
character OF the order"
a summer visitor who trying q horse--the
property OF New Hampshire rhriner-with = view
e. buyinC him noticed that after driving a few
miles the animal pulled very hard requiring u firm
hand and constant watching.
do YOU think this is just the horse Tor lady 10
drive?'' he inquired. doubtfuliy.
well" answered the owner, with air of great
candor. 81 must L shouldn't really want 10 be-
shs husband OF the WON who could drive that
Aoxsa"-Youths Companion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

Nj and Mrs. Richard Mortimer who sosn, :,
few days IN town last week. have gone 70 Tuxedo
for the remainder Of the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs Henry 5. Redmond. who spent part
OF the gunner in Newport and are now at Tuxedo.
will not open their house IN East 55th street until
the end OF next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
aesp31ork Duly Gribmats

TUESDAY. OCTOBER q, 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

Mrs Edward J. Berwind has gone to Hot
Springs. Va, & remain FOR about a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who VIII san to-day !"
Europe
THE KRoNPRINZEssIN CECIIIE. FOR BREMEN
Miss Helene Burr Bernard. air. anG Nh. W Ed~~S
&. = burton. Lake
CHARLES FrohmRn. ". A. Tayl1r.
". +. HRrgreaves. Mr. ard Nrs FFStchsr Wv
Mr.. Mrs S Z. Or1cer herd.
Mrs. Frederick y. Stevens
THE NIEUTW AMSTERDAM. FOR ROTTERDAM
Miss Eleanor Adams Nrs A scN<eA
II. s. Nsurnan. Mrs s. q WesvNN
Henry @ smtth tAor~ n acoa.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs Clement G Moore are the gussu
OF Mr. and Mrs. lie Grand L. Benedict az thet
country place at CedarhUrst, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

MIR and Mrs. William r. Tew viii return 70
town within the next few days and open their
house No. 155 East I'D street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

| Nj and Mrs. Charles W McAlDin, who spent
the GUNNER at their country place az Morristown
| - j.. have arrived in town. and are al their
house IN West 42d street. for The winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

J. Hanoden Roob and the Misses Robb returned
10 New York yesterday from Southampton. Long
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

Frederick W Whitrtdge has returned TO town
from stockb-.dge Mass. where he was the guest
for & few deys OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph h Choats
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20

to him. But when / reached Paris [ found he had not expected me
for a week later and was taking a few days vacation at Nice. His
people asked me to leave the necklace with them at the Embassy, but
[ had been charged to get a receipt for it from the Ambassador him
self, so [ started at once for Nice. The fact that Monte Carlo is not
two thousand miles from Nice may have had something to do with
making me carry out my instructions so carefully.
"Now, how the Princess Itchy came to find out about the necklace
1 don't know, but [ can guess. As you have just heard, she was at
one time a spy in the service of the Russian government. And after
they dismissed her she kept up her acquaintance with many of tie
Russian agents in London. It is probable that through one of the2n
she learned that the necklace was to be sent to Moscow, and which
one of the Queens Messengers had been detailed to take it there.
Still, 1 doubt if even that knowledge would have helped her if she had
not also known something which 1 supposed no one else in the world
knew but myself and one other man. And, curiously enough, the
other nal was a Queens Messenger too, and a friend of mine. You
must know that up to the time of this robbery I had always concealed
my dispatches in a manner peculiarly my own. | got the idea from
that play called "A Scrap of Paper In it a man wants to hide a GER
tain compromising document. He knows that all his rooms will be
secretly searched for it, so he puts it in a torn envelope and sticks it
up where any one can see it on his mantel shelf. The result is that
the woman who is ransacking the house to find it looks in all the I'M
likely places, but passes over the scrap of paper that is gust under her
nose. Sometimes the papers and packages they give us to carry about
Europe are Of very great value, and sometimes they are special makes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20
An Emperor obeyed.

While the emperor (Nicholas ~ Was
in Moscow witnessing a performance
Of Lucia di Lammermoor" at tie
splendid opera house, one Of the largest
in the world, a fire broke out, and the
theater was burned to the ground. TIE
emperor calmly told the governor gen.
eral, II shall return here next year on
the same day; I shall expect to find the
opera house rebuilt exactly as it was
before, and I shall listen to a perform.
ance of Lucia by the same company"
And he was obeyed-~The Court Of
Russia"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20
Not Convinced,

Many years ago Henry Pettitt hap
pened to meet an old schoolfellow.
"By the way" said his friend, "are
you any relation to Henry Petit, the
dramatistT"
II am be-" replied Pettitt
mo, no." was the reply. II mean the
great Henry Pettitt who writes plays
for Drury Lane"
EYES," said Henry modestly; that's
me-"
WELL" said his friend. with disgust,
you always were a liar, Pettitt"-Lon-
don Telegraph.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20
CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER L
ut is through his having applied to them that they know so much
concerning her and her relations with the Chetneys. From the police
lord Edam learned that Madame Itchy had once been a spy in the
employ of the Russian Third Section, but that lately she had been re-
pudated by her own government and was living by her wits, by black
mail, and by her beauty. Lord Edam laid this record before his son,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20

MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICE
nc Sawdust,A Ashes Chop Feed or Bn. Ask for and try onceTSkIDoo Condition
Tablets Worm. Kidney, Chicken Cholera, Blister, HeaveF sv,H Hog homa tablets wef o~oer'
For Sale by PARSONS g. ALPsTAc, Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-08-20
CHAPTER II.

HE necklace was a present from the Queen Of Eng
land to the Czarina of Russia" began the Queens
Messenger. "It was to celebrate the occasion of
the Cars coronation. Our Foreign Office knew
that the Russian Ambassador in Paris was to pro-
coed to Moscow for that ceremony, and I was
directed to go to Paris and turn over the necklace
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Sc gcltern 8ormittog 10 llbr Die
iterbli6e SiiQe beS am Montag per.
ltorbenen Srn. SEQ. %. 8eliant aui
Dem IF. Neutrality-suspicious. 5lr
lebtcn Hlbe gehettet. lin 8 llbr
&ornlIttogS celebrirte Snter Or. W.
9arrnboB ein ieierli6es Hrqiiient.
Sodomt, bel Dem ibm Batter u. Z.
WoI5DnSfi uno Gdter HauI Saro.
iinSfi ais Gioton, be5lu. Su60iafon
sur Scite itonoen. Als 9obrtud)trd.
ger iungirtcn Die Serren: 3oli5eirid).
fer u. :. @nrlnno, Stootratbsmit-
9IicO George Seller, SObn .. Dor.
f)crOing, Bruno Dangerously, Sobn
Wonieluic5 mo Wla0iSlouS %ll6ronsfi.
Der poIniide Natiorol.T erbono mo
Die FuIasti Oclltofratiide 8ereini.
8nlg bottcn ltorfc 9lboromungen gum
9cgrGbniB %eutinnot.
9etr1htGihe INTRIGUING
mllr0e 8elterlt III DER N1dhdrlddtt
Der Sutton. uttO Ecnroies Iuenue
rurt eiten onideineno toqeu Suno
ueruriaht. IS muroe inoeiien 9tie.
nlanO gebihcn.
Selb Itmor6 Ser Ii Of.
GbcOoor aoonts bon 9tr. 4t6, 8eit.
FrottltraBe, wur0e 9eItcrn i'll balb.
tcpuBtloiem 3uitnnOe oui Der 3reppe
beS Solics Rr. 1873, Sonopcritrobe,
unigciunoen. Won brofte i'm nod
Dem vWarplon0 ltniueriitGts : Soipi'
toL," moieIbit Die Gr5tIihe Inter.
lndnng ergob, onB er ein Guantum
2%alloanltm perlfludt bate. gr b%iirite
nit Dem 2e6en oopon fommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
8icOcr cine g@rnft" NnidnlOignns.

Or. ". S. Tuu9 pir N~potbcfcr, ioa
Dem ItGotiidcn Gbcmitcr ". T..
&oifmol, iun., &cripre6mtgcn
IN 9cUng olti Gocoin.llntcrllldruts
gen 9cnludlt babcn.
Or. ". $. 0lu, Elm Npotbetcr al
ser @de bon @up. mo Grcter.S truBe,
murOc Qeitcrn BON Hid)tcr Carr IN
ser mittIcrCn %oIi5ciitotion lUcacn ct'
mes on0cblihcn @citcdunqaucriltf5
0c3 itGotiihcn Ghcmitcr5 Or. ". &.
@ofimon, inn, inter 5000 Niir9idoir
ocm @crihtaucriobrCn ilbCrmicicl.
Gic &crbanoliln0cn Dor Dem Htd)
Ter crguben, 6ob Elm M}onn am g..
Wui 5u ocnl Gbentifcr font, ucld)cr
oic bel Scr Ncgcrin NIlpcrtu Bailey
0ciun0Cnen GocainsEudctc SIT inter
iltd)cu bnttc. Ter 6rcm0e, Der int
0mtcl5immcr oeS itdOtiIhcn Hobo
rotoriltnt5 nit Or. Noiimon cine I'm
tcrrcourg bate, frogte, Oh CT Die be-
treiicnocn Eodctc ihon mntcrIud)t
babe, mo ingtc, ais Or. Soflntan
Dies bciobtC,ob er Is intcrciinnt genllJ
fir Or. &oltmun MAIDEN tonne, cnt
lucocr SIT bc5cu0cL OuB sic HllIoer
fem Gocnin cntbicltrn, p0cr obcr iblH
81 gcltuttCm 0cn Yltlucrn eincn an.
ocrcn StboIt 81 gebcn. NlS Der
Srcnl0c nud) elmer CntIhlc0cn pcrnct.
ncnOcr Nut>uort OcS Or, Noiimon
ooa &uborotorilm pcrloIicu bate,
nlcloctc ser HCbtcrc 0cm Goli5ci &c
portcment Die Nn0clcgcnbcit. Gic un-
QcltclltC llntcrlltd)unG lcnftc Den Der
0oht olli 0r. Gull, unO hc9ob lid)
Or. &oIinlon nit SnItrlftlnncn pom
Gopt. EumpbrcD, ocu 2lpotbcfcr sur
Imnnbmc BON NcltcduuA&9cl0crn 5lt
pcronIoiicL IN sic Apotbcfc. Gr be.
5cllGtc obCr, oub Or. Iul nid)tS nit
ibm pripotim III tblm bobcn un0 bon
Der GoIr5cn @cihihtc nid)tS miiicn
moltc, 10 ooB or bcim 6ortgcbcn aus
scr 9(potbcfc cntihulOiGeno ingte,
oab tr iid mobrichinlih gcirrt babe.
Or. Soiimnn iOcntifi5irtc a6er Or.
0ul ais Ocn 0tonn, Der ON 6. Moi
in icincm 0unfel5inmcr mar. Gon'
grcBnitNlico Sarrp @olf pcrtbcioigtc
Or. 0ua mo ncritono ocriclbc cS,
sic 3ClgenollSioGcn 10 5l crihiittcrn,
0oB Die BON Hid)tcr p%crIongte 9iirg.
ihoit icbr gcrin9fii9ig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

@oItpreotgt in Der ). re
iormirteu &irde c. ,n Der
iiinitcn rclormirten STRIDE, at 9rooo.
mnD uno ErottltroBc, miro an Conn.
tag cin Nrlioer Don. Or. Wurfus Bod
manu-, Dem l%angiabri0en Srcliorger,
Eoitor Sobn 9odmonn bon &nor.
uilc, Ohio, preOigen. 9oitor Or.
MtnrfltS Gn6mann be9iebt lid bel,te
ielbit mad jener Sto0t, ltn ieineu
@ru0cr, melfer SiiIisiefretGr Ger
@encral. Spnooe lit, o~b5uholeu.
Nblcbcn. Sr. Srie0rih q.
Bod lit gcitern I'M 9llter bon 80 So6-
rem IN Iciner Wobnung, Nr. 1906, N.,
@opitrnBe, geitorben. Iie 9eeroi.
gltng iinoet morgen itntt.
- 6r. Nobn Hifolion. oo$ Elm.
3ige iIberlebeuOe Miitglieo ser 6irmn
@ebriiOer elliott lit in ieiiler lettel
Mobnmg, Nr. 1905, Wc9uQob.S Ctr,
I'M 2lIter Don - Sobren g%eitorben.
Gr 6intcrI0bt cincn Sobu mo cine
Sodter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Sabuiuasson onrd 9gnamit Serit6rt.

80, q. Woi. -
Gin @oggon in oCr OF 105. Strobc
iuuroe irilb beltte Ibeno oitrdJ Opua'
nit bon ben @eleiie1i ~get6orfen un0
mebrere Yerionen bcrIeBt. mopon
cine mobriheinlid tootlih. Der Wag.
gon botte gerooe cine groBe Gn5ohi
YuIiogiere an einent Bart gelaiien
uro mar follm mebrere burtoert SUB
%geiobren, ais Die Grploiion lif ereig.
nete. Boli5iIt San0S, peld)er lid
olti bent 8oggon befnno, iuuroe aitf
Die StroBe geid)leuoert, ieooh Nit
leid)t perlebt. PTS er iif erbob, fob
er einen Wunr bon Der erploiions.
Itdtte iueglnuien mo %fellerte bier
Shiiiie bintet Iona der. iraf i'm ober
orifcineno niht. Wotormonn 8uitn
mltr0e leid)t oerlebt uto Der Maggon
5ertriimmert. TieiSeuiter Der SGuier
in Scr 9tohbdrfd,ait ,puroen orrd,
Ole Grihiitternn9 5erbrofen uno elm
oertriippeltet Surge, Hanlens 8eorgt
S9nout, mleher mti ser @eronoa lei.
mes @auies lob. BON ieinem Stiibl
gemorfen mo mcrlitt, pie ein 4r5t cott.
%itotirte, pobriheinlid tootlid)e Ser.
lebungen.
3luei on0ere @nggons berielben
Clinic, 5tpei Meilen mciter n0rolidl.
muroen ebenioQs bnrh erploiionen
beidGoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Nns @chcimnik Der g3eQcn.


.. t,.I... #------
Scidnam Cinc9 GrtrlInfcncn in cincnl
Bad bel ser Neutrality-suspicious. &C.
iunocn. - SHeint Hobcrt Sbuno.
ban bon Ebilooclpbio 5u icin. -
Coroner iugt llniou.
S1 cillcm @udc in ser 9tdbc ser
9tortb Yoint.Noob, ctuo cine &icrtcl.
mcilc 0itlid Don Hou.& iclu. Slnction,
0ultimorcsGorntp, iono elm bel ser
rs. Gonncllp Contraction Co." tuclz
de Scftion I bc@ nod 0cnt 9od-Rt-
Der fitbrcnOcn Nb5ug3tonal9 bollt,
bel60ftigtcr &nnbe anl 0icnitug friib
Den Scid)nom zines gut gctlci0ctcn
WunncS, mcldcn man fitr 0rnicni9cn
bon Hobcrt Sbunubun bon Wiror0s
Npcrutc, philadelphia, b0lt, ser lcbtc
ISOLDE ais (roiucltr iiir CinCl pronni.
nclltcll Ncnnpfer0czNclibC BON Ncrus
art, Gel, an 6cn Yinllicu Hcnnen
tbciIlobnl. Coroner &ontcS @ilmor
bonn 10. NIitritt bon Baltimore. Golul=
m ltobnt cine llttcrildluta Dor u10
ltelltc clllcll ollf 5ufdligC3 Grtrintcn
l%autcnocn (o0caidcin aus. @an5 IN
Der N6bc Der StCllc, an lupIdcr ser
SCldnom QCtltn0Cn luur0c. lu0cn am
llicr Nod mlb Nut 0C2 Grtrlnfcncll.
Coroner @ilnlor mar scr Nnii6t, 0oB
Der Wann Cntme0cr BON Cincnl
Sdminocl Nnfou bcinucn luurbc o0cr
bctrultC1 mar, oIa cr in OoS Wuiicr
~ltiir5tc. Gr lag nit Ocm @ciid)t mad,
ltltcn I'M @oiicr. Nlti NloromrnQ ocS
Goroncro luur0c Scr Scidllum in 0crc
9t0bc b%CArobcn, nod)Ocnl ollie &crill=
de, OcnicIbcn 81 iocntiii5ircll, criolg.
los bliebclt.
Cine lon0crborc Mcn0utg uobm
oic Nngclc0cnbcit gcltcrlL, oils Die
Foll5cl Don Canton ourd Ciucn IN ie-
l1cr @c0eno uobncnocn 1ornlcr tclc-
pbonlIh III &cnntniB 0cicbt mltroc,
0ob &unOc Den 2ci6nom aus ocnl
9o0cn aclGorrt mo 0cnIclbcu ongc-
frcIicn bGttcll. Sic Canton Yoli5ci
hcnodridtiOtc ibrcricitS micocr Goro-
llcr @ilnlor, unO 2cttcrer lieb 0cn
Scidynom Ncltcrn Ntohmittog nod
Dem onotomiidcn Gcportcnient scr
DSobns SopfinS' llnipcriit0t" iibcr.
fiibrcn. Spit geitern 9lbcno fomen
am oYroipcct Eort" cin elegant &c.
flci0ctcr SEER mo 9omc IN elmer
<lde Dorgcfabrer. 9o9 8onr, mel
d)ca on0ob, bon EbilooeIpbio 81 icin,
licb iid) oic 9eihrcibung oc$ Grtruuls
fc1cn 9ebcn un0 iprodCn hom sic
NllIidt aus, Dob OcricIbc Robert Sbu-
nohou lei. Ger Nerr ulO 0ic Game
ilIbrcn mcitcr, obne ihrc Nanlcn ollaes
gcbcn SIT bobeu. 5rob0cnl ibncn &c
lagt mllr0c, no lid Der Scidnom be-
tlr0c, belid)tlqtcll JIG oeliclbGn 0cltcrn
Nbcn0 nift mebr. Nlfre0 8ea, ser
9tohtluGdtcr scr oGonncQp-Gpmpoqs
ME" 9nb an, oCn grtrunfencn am
lebtcn Montog sum Ictteu Mulc lcs
bcnO gcIcbcn 5lt bubcn. Ierielbc babe
III Der 9tndt bonn Sonntog uuf Wions
tag I'M Mold)inenballs Der Gompog-
ME 9cidloicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Ole s ubrc& d | II + eier
Scr Observation-Disclosures Sdnlle oe3
lSobnS @optin0-&oipitolS inn0 &C.
tern Nohnlittog in Dem @auptioole
Der meoi5inildJcu Sdule ser Sobr@
SopfinS.llniucriitdt IN Inweicnbcit
bon Mopor Wtobool itott. Gie 6eier.
lidtcitcn murben ourd Elm bon Ea,
ltor ESobn q. Sootlcr gciprodcnc5
@ebct eingclcitct, Damn iolgtc Die Scr.
lCiung 6eS SobrcSbcrid)tS 0urd) 6rl.
IS. e. BOB. Die Souptoniprod)e belt
Eoitor Or. 0onol0 Guthrie, mo btn
9IbidllB crrcid)tcn Die Geremonicn
nit Scr Sertbcilung Der 9iplome,
uclde Or. @cnrp %. @lro, Der CT.
pcrintcn0cnt ocS NoipitolS, pornobri.
NofitcbenO Ole 9tonlcn Der @roouir'
ten: Mturion Gertrude Iirtb, HcI,
irclu, Gon.; Wubcl Nnnu Irmitronq,
Baltimore, WtO.; Snrriet 9oilep,
Bangor, DC. Gillian Squire 9oQuet,
SpottSlpooo, %. s.; &elen SouiIc
Glurfc, Nelu Son0on, Cont; @oice
Qbeobolo Gonoioion, Baltimore,
M0.; Gli5obctb Wroce Gnmdn, Yolt
GGgin u. g.; Nlice Gli5obctb 6rom',
Baltimore, Wto.; Woric $. 6rcbice,
buffalo, u. g.; Ncelp Ioeline Srier-
Jon Anocrion 3. g.; MorD Hourl
Sroit, 0iriiclo, Me; Sonnic Diorri3
8oroner, TrooiOcnce, ". s.; Gli5u-
beth @iaieS, SuncSoiQc, Wi9.; He!l
NJ. @oulo, @pominh Ohio; Sornb
G~otborine @rnnt, ct. Fnltt, Winn.;
Sclcn t0orntio &utd)irS, Baltimore,
Mo; Siobcl So Nodc, 9cltsDiac,
WtO.; ct. Gloir 2ipinqlton, Winlt-
peg, Gon.; SDIOio WtoginnL Chicago,
ST.; Sclen Wtoir, @elcniac, Gon.;
Charlotte 9lnne WtiQer, Ni6monc,
&irg.; Selma s. HcoiprO, &incoll,
Ncbr.; Morie Z. Goie, Baltimore,
Wi0.; 8oni email, Cambridge, Wto.;
GIi5obetb u. 8bomoS, Baltimore,
Mt6.; 9oiID Elott Sollicp, Gbicugo,
81; Nnnu Belle GolpnienO, glro.
more, Otlo6omo; agneS $. 8ilep,
M~onSiielo, Sbio; Settle @ooo, Gre.
ton Gon.; @IoopS ". @ooolioe, 81
mira, u. g.; Gotborine Winnie
@ri9bt, @rnno Sorts, q. 9.
,8 e It Baltimore Ser.
d oncrung5- IerCin II. - Der
nNeit.g Baltimore ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Elm" belt geitern 2lbeuo in oem 9lr-
ltaltSge61ltoe Scr glagemcinen leltt.
iden @reiienbeimat6" ieine re9elmd.
BiBe Seriammlln9 inter Dem Goriib
OeS Yr0iiberten Go6ert W. Notbcr
nb. Sr. Socob Z. WurbodJ fungirte
ais Yrotofolliilbrcr. Is mltroen in
oerielben 0rei nellc Mitglieoer alti.
gcnommen, 10 Dab Sic Organization
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ur0 eiu bonn Maior SbirIep, Dem Sn.
gcniellr ser topograpbiihen 8ermei.
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StrnBe plirbe g~utgebeiBen.
SEQ. u. RELIANT beer.
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81 t. - llnter pngeu0bnIif GROCER
9et1eiligung bon 2eiotragenben pur.
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