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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
SEGREGATION TO Be
DISCUSSED TONIGHT
Gary School Board Holds BIZ
Monthly Meeting This
Evening.
TEACHERS WILL MAKE REQUEST
Want Christmas Vacation to Begin
Wednesday Preceding the
Holidays.
TEACHERS WILL MAKE REQUEST

The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the school board of Gary will take place
in Superintendent w. A. Wirt's office on
Fifth avenue and Broadway tonight at
4 D. m.
scheduled to come up for discussion.
namely of which is the settlement of
the colored school question and the To-
cation of the proposed school
Robert Wayne Johnson. editor of
the colored Press who has taken much
interest in the matter of the segrega-
tion of the black and white school
children in Gary, will apear before the
meeting of the board tonight and ask
that the location of the colored school
be changed from the vicinity of the
Dave Johnson boarding house, who
since his liquor license expired, is said
to be still conducting a disreptuable
place.
The matter of fixing the dates for
the Christmas vacation for the teach
ers and school children of the public
schools of Gary. 1t was first thought
that the schools would be closed on
Thursday, Dec. "a, but many of the
teachers have asked that the schools
be let out on Wednesday in order to al
low a number of the teachers, who
are not residents of Gary. to reach
their homes the day before Christ
mas
The board will also purchase fur
niture for the new portable school,
which will open shortly, on Adams and
Twenty fourth avenues
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
.CONSTABLES FIND A
HOME OF DESITUTION
Mother of Five Children Is
Driven Insane by Hun
ger and Care.
infant IS ALMOST FROZEN
Pitiable Conditions Found to Exist
in Doodley Family at In
diana Harbor.
Especial to THE TrMEs.l

N6PCSAeAA W Af1n< 11MES.J
Indiana Harbor, Ind, Dec. 17.-Half
clothed and hungered by a fasting of
four days Mrs. David Dooley and fam
lily were found living in little house
on Elm street, near One Hundred and
Thirty eighth street. Monday evening.
Mrs. Dudley has been proven mentally
unsound by commission in Judge G.
e. Reiland's court and will be taken
to the insane hospital at Logansport
as 500 as the necessary documents ar
rive. The children, five in number are
now being cared for by neighbors,
while Chief of Police Higgins and Con-
stable Mueller of Indiana Harbor are
doing all in their power to alleviate
the suffering condition of the infant
members of the family.
The discovery of the destitute family
was made by Constable Mueller, who
has been told that the woman was
roaming about the prairies south of
One Hundred and Thirty eighth street,
almost naked, and carrying with her
an infant daughter, 4 months old On
going to the place the woman imme-
diately began to rave and the local
official was soon convinced that the
woman was demented. IT know you,"
she cried, as she hugger her baby even
closer to her breast. you can burn
me if you wish. but please don't hurt
the baby!''
No Food in the House.
Accompanied by Constable Eisen-
berg. Mr. Mueller then made a trip to
the woman's house. Here everything
was the portrayal of disorder. Four
other children, three boys and one girl,
the eldest of whom was but 10 years
old, answered the constable's greeting,
and upon questioning them he learned
that there had been no food in the
house for almost a week. Milk and
minor food articles were purchased and
the children devoured them without
waiting to thoroughly masticate them.
Gulping down the milk and rolls they
pitiously asked for more, but were re-
fused lest the sudden break of their
fast should make them ILL
Furniture for FirewOod.
The larder of the home was empty,
the children having eaten a few bread
crumbs that had fallen on the shelf
from. time to time Most of the fur
niture had been broken for frewood,
couch. one bedstead and the kitchen
stove, in which a few embers were kept
burning from firewood gathered on the
streets. Constable Mueller, as commits
sioner of the poor, for Indiana Har-
Dor. gave the family orders for food,
which was purchased at local grocery
and the Iarder once more established.
The woman was then removed to the
city hall, while the children were CIV
en- into the care of a neighbor, Mrs
George Ball, of Deodar and One Hun
dred and Thirty eighth streets.
1t was learned on investigation that
David Dooley, the master of the house
has not worked for almost year, in
| fact, since the fall panic in 1907. AS
agent for photograph concern he has
not earned sufficient to maintain his
| family and was in the last throes of
| desperation when the officers came to
| his aid. DR.. c. C. Robinson was called
and is attending the children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17

cation this evening is as follows and
three fifteen minute innings will be
played:
Cooskey, first rush.; Gibson, second
rush. Bratton, center. Sternberg. half
back; Briney. goal; Saunders. substi-
tute.
An admission fee of 10 cents will be
charged for ladies this evening the
gentlemen's rate of 25 cents remaining
unchanged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
A Hard Case. indeed

A religious note from Parson Flat
foot's congregation, as recorded in
the Chicago Daily News: Parson Flat
foot-"Mawnin', Sistah SNOWFALL. How
am Brudder SNOWFALL dis mawnin' p
Sister wball-"He am powful bad
dis mawnin, parson. De doctah done
say he have 'lignant ulster on his
back. an Abs 'fraid he am gwine ter
be a firm'd infidel..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
ATTORNEY CARVER NAMED
TO INSPECT COURT BOOKS
Three Justices of the Peace in Gary
VIII Have Their Books
Examined.

Attorney Carver. of the firm of Man.
love & Carver. has been appointed by
Trustee William Kunert to inspect the
books of the local Justices of the peace
for the purpose of determining
whether or not the necessary amount
of money has been paid into the town
ship and state.
This is a customary action and is pro-
vided for by law. On each person fined
the township is entitled to so cents.
The justices whose books will be ex-
amined are Judge A. C. Huber, P. L.
Fitzgerald and H. A .Townsley. At
torney Carver expects to begin work
in few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
Natures Danger colors.

The strong yellow and black mark
ing OF the European salamander is
what Is called warning" coloration.
just as Is the yellow and black outfit
OF the poisonous wasp. Animals learn
TO leave the yellow and black livery
untouched, and tentative bites are
thus avoided by the creatures so
marked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
NO TICE

The election of trustees of Helm En-
campment No. csc, l. O. O. F.. for the
year of 1908 will take place on Dee 15,
1908. at Odd Fellows hall, Gary 2w
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
Telling the Truth.

The fellow who tells the truth and
only the truth all the time. won't be
popular but he'll get rain-check for
heaven. all Observation-Disclosures Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-17
REVIEW OF METAL TRADES
Mills Busy With Big Order
For Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.

New York, Dec 16.-The Iron Age
will say tomorrow:
The mills have received their allott-
ments for the requirements Of the
Pennsylvania system, which are placed
at minimum of $4,000 tons with the
privilege of increasing them to total
of 100000 tons. 1t is understood that,
at least in some instances. delivery
prior to March 15, 1909. has been asked
and that a number of the mills are In
an excellent position to meet this re-
quirement. In some cases the makers
have been asked to furnish open hearth
steel to the extent Of one-half of the
order.
"A larger percentage of tin plate ca
pacity is operating now than for some
time and similar conditions prevail in
the sheet industry A number of the
largest steel bar plants are running
close to 80 per cent of capacity. The
Steel corporation has 571s per cent of
its pig iron capacity at work, while it's
mills are operating at a rate estimated
at So to so per cent"
Foreign Ore Purchased.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 1e.-The Iron
Trade Review tomorrow will say
Eastern furnace interests have pur-
chased a large tonnage of foreign ore
for 1909 delivery Nose of this ore
will come from Spain, but some will
be shipped from Nova Scotia. The pur-
chases amount to about 100000 tons of
foreign ore, and there has also been
considerable trading in local ores in the
east, consumers figuring that they can
get foreign and local ores at lower
prices than Lake Superior ores can be
delivered. Sales of pig iron have been
moderate, including $4,000 tons of basic
for the Philadelphia district
The first important order for steel
rails to be recorded is that of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy for 49,
600 tons, of which $4,000 will be rolled
by the steel corporation and 10000 by
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
The buying of track fastenings con-
tinues at heavy rate, and the aggre-
gate since Nov. Is is fully 300 600
kegs"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Sefanntmadungcn
staats.siccuS,s efanntnad,uua.

Inour6 lUeroen ulle Bertonell li1o 6Orpers
idaften. tlcorpprirte pner poli!ifde, lpelde In
Der Stdot Baltimore elm @efdait b%etreiber, fir
meldes Die GrbebIna elmer StaatssYicen5 err
lOroerlib 1T. aufgelOroert, am ooer Dor benz
eriteu Euge oes Miunate Uiai b. Is. cine Sicen3
81 loiet o0er oiefelbe 5I erneuerr. Sine Ser
ldunlHib Der GrUeucrlinl ibrer Hicen3 bis gum
crten 5aae oes Wlunate Diai D. ~ bon Seiten
bon FerioueH, Die ieBt lolde 9ei6dfie betreihel,
miro o~iefelben ei1er Seloitrdfe rnterluerIer.
Sn lebereiuitinlttilllg nit Dem SO. 9rtifel,
40. mo 50. Ybibnttt. heS 9ooer Der algenleis
reIt bffentli6en SeieBc lperoeH gppliidnten fiir
lrdoers' GiceH3ell uufgetoroert, III Eerion oors
5uipreden unb cine bcibtunreue I1eabe ilber
Den gSertb oes bon Dem ~beiaaicn NppGifnntcu
q~eliibrteu Galcrs 6u MAIDEN. Sic 9icen8 miro
ocmQem16 alIadeitelt peroeT.
Sr. Aoam Scupcrt, Iftuar OeS Common
Gtcass(Serihis. Uiro am uno nah WiOutag, oeu
Il. Ipril 1908. 8luilden oen StuHoerI bon 9 llbr
&orlniitaqs bis 4 llbr Yiudbmiitags, in ieinem
NiirCau i'm S%rbgeinub oes @eribt5aebdloes,
SaOctteitrdbetlsGtlIgane sur slusgabe bon Sis
Cen6cn bereit fem.
9as Siuatss 9ierii6erliugs=9 Department bon
WiarOlGnh miro am mo nab 6reitas, Den /.
U}ai 1908, 5iuiiben oct Shfhoen bon - llbr
Nurmiitaqe uno 4 llbr Jtddnlittags in leineH
Qiiredur. Nr. 900. ngmericnn Buil6ing," 9dltis
more nno SoutbsSiraBe, 3lr Serdusgaburla
bon iabrli6cn Gcriideruu9ssWlafier'Siern5cn
berctt ieit.
1utcrt I. Vabgett,
Sherifi bon Baltimore.
(gpri1 g, g. .1013,t5, I. 20. -, 2i.27 20. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Sentidlc gniicSlnns in Der Cit-Marf.

9ie %prcuBiid)e N%niie0lunQS Gonl,
miiiion tbeilt in ibrcnt SobrcSbcrid)t
iilr 1907 nit, bob III Dem @eriht5.
iobrc Gl61 Aniieolulgs .@cilld)c ein-
acgongcn iino. Nbgcihloiien wllroen
2076, Nubcrbem iinb GO ncit cinge-
rid)tcte Nrbcitcr WtietbwobnrnNen or.
ridtet morocn. Gle @ciommtilGd)c
Der inn Sabre 1907 pcr9ebcncn Hens
ten. lnb Tottitellen bctrGgt, nit
GiuitIlrB zines HeitGutcS, 2l,06G
&cftor (ciu Seftor lit 0lcih 2.41
Ider) un0 ohnc SeBtereS 23,151 Ncts
tar, Gus NciicbelungS GrgcbniB ocS
&ohreS 1907 entipriht ctlpo Scr Nclls
griinOung bon 80 90rirrn nit ic 30
Iniicblcritclcn uno elmer Sel0morf
bon ic $50 Setter. Gnrd Die biShr.
rige Vciieocllmg Iino 34l nclle Gor-
fer ae%oriinoct, luto es lit IN Ia oltcit
SonGgcmcinocn mo 81 Stootbejir.
fen Die 3nbI ser 0eutiden 9elibe Der
mcbrt mnroen. Die gciommte bcut.
Idle 9cpoIfcrung in Den Iniie0lungS-
0emeinocn un0 ollf Den Nnlic0lunQSs
8iitcrn bctrG9t lett ninO 100000
Seclen acgcn 96,900 I'M &oriobre. -
>Sm Ncriftainbre iin6 Wege IN elmer
20ngc bon 1870 Mietern oltr6 Eilo.
lterung oOer Gbauiiirrn1 beicltiBt
nor6cn nit cinem &oitenouiluon0c
bon 100000 Warf. Sir Sod]bnlltc!i
bot bic &oni9lid)e Aniieolungs.Gom.
miiiion bis Gctt o~ltSge9cbcn 1855
$50 Mari. IS iino bis jctt crbout
80 airden, % 9etbGuier, 10 Eiorrei.
geboite, 312 Sdulgeboitc, II Shut-
ergGn6ungsbnuien, 319 @eh0uoe iiir
8emeinoc5lpede irno I lanomirtb.
idoitlid)e Decentralization. Goa &c
noiienihoitsiueien bat lid int 9e.
rid)tsiabre in g~soeibIid)cr @eiie mei-
ter entmidelt. - Sm Sriibiobr 1908
ioa pieoer cine aroBere an5obl 8iite,
sir &crtbeilnng fpmnlcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Siireau hes Stabt.Regiitrators.
Al..ta,.

Baltimore. II. Mldr5 1908.
En Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onlinitidre in 9es
ieBlid porgeihriebener lSeiie ibren eiogilltl9elt
itio Oerbeiierten 8eribt fiber Die 3|uaeiprodeIieli
@mi6doigrngen mo gSertberbobun9en Heblt
Den Oaruiif b%c5iigliden erlogiiitigen ttrto perbei'
fertell erildrenoen FldHen III ge5tg dlt 6eli1
ieBung uuo @dudbru1g bon GIilUaot9urIgeH
mo NeriberbobliHge iur Die @igellibiiiter oe5
uugrGn8cIIOeu Giaentbnns im Bralootitrift,
luelte Our1 ole StdbIirunge1 uro Sernnoerins
Gen oes JiiUedus, pie erudbnt in Der an Z.
SUM 1904 u"Hter8eibneten &eroronung Dir. 81
0es Wta0ors uno Staotrutb5 bon Baltimore, be-
iroifen iiuo. in @emdbbeit Der 8oridritteu oes
Stupitels 103 Der C3eleBe Der Segtslatlir bon
UiurUIuHh fiir oas Sabr 1906 ltfo Der am 10.
SUM 1906 unter8ei6 neteu Seroronlna 9tr. 100
oeS Wta0ors lro Stabtrntbs bon Baltimore mo
folder anoerer @eiete uno Seroronltl9e1, Die
Gli oieie gn9eIege1bett nerperobar ltilo, bel
mir biHtcrlegt bubel.
miro hermit beflnnt 9en1aht. oab beia9ter
8ertdt uno Blane auf oieie &eife IN oieiem
Eilrenll btnterlegt luoroeH liHo, lIno ouB Der
WldDOr uno Stuotrdtb bon Baltimore. ODER IT.
qenh zine lerton ooer YerioneI1 poer Corpora
tiuneIl, ole nit Der Sertbeilung Der ourbennnns
ten @ntibaotglnaeu ooer 2Sert6erb6bungen NM
3~ufricoen fino, inlerbalb oreiBia 800 Iugen
Oon IS. M(dr5 1908, ais Dem eriet Gage Der
bon mir nue9eaungeueu Ser6ffentlibnlg oiefer
Noti5. fortified o1gegel an oas Baltimore
Stabigeridt nppeIireu u1o oGs beinate @ertbt
eriubeH m0acn, o%icielben 81 reototren.
Z. Scucl Sbomns,
Stdots8eGtitrutor.
(lGdra1S % glpriI 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Sic irnus6iiidJc Mnruffu aumOOic.

SlC 1ruH6plId)c utHFp1IU Nptiuplt.
Sn Den lcBtcn Gogen lit cS iibrr Die
&oradnQe IN Warotfo rCdt it'll &c.
mor0en. Die inncre Folitif 6rout
rcid)'a mag Oorun id)ulo icin. IS ar
bcitcn BORT Eorlomcntoricr 0urolL
Glcmenceuu 5r itiir5crL mo Der fri.
bcrc @rcmicr Comics cmpiieblt iid)
mieocr ais W}iniitcr-ErGii0ent "a
miiIien Die Norlumentnricr mo Sic
&ubler in TrolfrCid in outer &oun2
QChaltCn merOCn, bis Die 3ic9icrunA
BON Der &ummcr ibr &%ertroltc19
0otirn crboltCn bat. Gc3lUCgcn 0i>
M%el0rngCn bon Der 2ricg9mit0i9=
felt Scr Sduirju2 mo Dem 6riC0cn@s
be0iiriniB 0C9 Sultnna Olllcp=0aiI0.
Nod Dem &ertrmcu9uotlm Der
&ummcr pcr0unfelt iid) ser mnrotfc-
niid)c 6ori5ont gepobnlih micoer.
Wtit Ser l(ntcrpcrfung Der bel0cn
mGdtigiten Eo~rtei9dn1cr W}llep-SG-
ii0'9 bat IS, lplc irnn5oiii6e 0ldttcr
ans Niorofto mel0cn, nod %alltcgScae,
obcr Ole Shouio5 iolCn Ourh Die
idlpCren Gcrllitc 0cmoroliiirt lcin
un0 I'M IrieOcn bitten. Die iron36.
iiidcn Giii5ioicu limo, mic Gin Eorts
Ter Correspondent bcrihtCt, ober nidt
Ger Nnli6t, DOB mon Die llntcrlucr-
hung unnebmcn lolc, lonocrn DOB
nud 9lnitft ollcr III Worofto lcben'
oCn GIrop0er Jest Der rcdte Momlcnt
qcfommcn lei. INN Den SdallioS ei.
men lebtcn Strcid bci}ubringcrL
ibnen 0urd) cine 5cri6mctternOc 9tie-
0crlogc oic ll%Cbcrlcgenbcit Scr frol56
iiidcl Woifen 81 bclucilcn rn0 lie
0erartig nit 6ltrdt mo Sd)rCrtcn 81
crfiiQcL 0oB lire Intervening nl3
cn0QilltiA betrad)tet mcr0en fonnte.
Ser @encrol 0'glnlo0c tbciIt notiir-
lid pcrlonlid Oicle NuffulillnN bon
0en Red)tcn ln0 Eflidtcn Ariitlidcr
aulturtrGgcr. Gr bat lcinc Solomon
id)on mie0cr IN @euc1ung gCicBt unO
ipGbt nod elmer 8%cle9enbeit, 81 Dem
5cridmctternOcn Sdlnge ul%lS5lbolcn.
&n5miid)Cu mnd)t cr oOcr pielntCbr
oiti ocS Generals Nnn1cn muht Gle
mcnccult ms nit Ben Ye0inNln9cn
%betnnnt, inter mcld)Cn CT ebenInll3
Ole llntCrluerirmg Ser ShnltinS ON
ncbmcn miir0c; lie limo %OcrnrtlA bart
mo iibermiitbig Dab lie int Dor
binein nIlc Observation-Disclosures aus
lidtsloS mndeh. Ser frnn50liId)e Wes
neral ior0ert mlgeblid) Die @eItelilma
BON 0ciicln in ser ECrion offer an
qciCbcnitcn &oios, Ole iih nob Goid-
blanca mo BORT io0nr an @or0 zines
&rIcg2ihIfleS bcgcben lollcn nm -
lid) Oeporticrcn in NlgcricL Slnciien
o0cr IN elmer nod entlcacncrCu BE
iiBlng Der Rcplrblit internircn }lt
lulicn. Nllf meld)c p0ItCrrcdtlidC
&olmndJt lid 0iCic ionOcrbnre gu
mlltbung itiiBt miro porlGuii0 nod
ni6t GcioGt. llnO icrncr: Die Sdoit-
Jas iollcn niGt MIR ibre @offcn. ion.
bern olih Die NrtiQcrie Whllcp So
ii0's muSlieicrnl &crnutbIif ioll
0iciG 6orOcrmg oen SuIton 0eS Gil.
0cna ntr 81 Der Nntuort ucronIniIen:
gtornt un0 bolt Iicl"-luonlit Nom
Elm ih0ucr Gorpono Qefum0ert mare,
i'm o"lii5icll 81 bctrieacn. Nic man
iicbt, lit Nllc3, mas 6'9lmn0c, Ei6on
mo Glcmcnceal Don ser .iortidrci-
tenoen Encifi5irlm0" er5GbIcn, nihta
lpeiter, ais Die Gorrcoe SIT nelltt
&riegS.S pcrotionen i'm u~er0r0Bcrten
Stpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
Ia, @nncr, Ons lit aani luas NnOcrcs.

llnicrc gnn5e @cieBgcbunM idrcibt
Die o9tcp 3 Norfcr Staota5eitumg,"
mGre ME sur M0gIi6feit geDorOetL
menu> l1nier obcritcr @crid)ts6of IN
Maibington OoS Gigcntbum9rcht
uudJ ga ais Elm bciIiaca betrodtct
bate, no cS iid nm Eroouftion Be
iit, &crfolli mo @cnltB pom geiiti.
gen @ctrunfcn gcbunOclt bot. Gil1cr
Giienbobn Corporation bari cin
Stoot 0lIrd @eletc 0ic Ginnubmcn
nid)t OCrtiimncrrL abcr cine gal5c
%l0uitrie mag ieocr Stoot lrngc
trait Onrh Elm @eieB 81 9tidtc ma
den. G8oraiIf e9 cin5ig uufonmlt,
cuf Dab ioldcr Noub ltuttboit Dcr
0cn fam, lit Die SbutiuGc, BOB Is
it6 nm @etrGnfc %bun0clt. Ginc9rolls
crCi, cine 0rCnncrci cine gSirtbs
id)oit nit oQenl ibrem 3ubeb0r fam
Der 3critorung iiberontmortet mer.
ocr, obne Dob unier bobcS 8erid)t IN
Noibington irqeno mcIde Giniprote
crbebt. 0ieS itebt ic0em Staote 5lL
tat icnc9 @erid)t immcr entldic0cnL
oui Die &ciIigfeit Oc5 Gigentbuma
hat Is babel ME Hiidiidt genommcn.
NO Is elmer Wi1lfcrbon0c gelingt, ii6
in elmer ituotli6en @cieBgcbung cine
Nicbrbeit 5t ueridoiicn, fam NIT
Elm puor 6eOerItri6en GiGentbum
I'M @crtbe bon Wtiuionen 5eritort
lpcroen, obnc BOB Dos Obergeri6t in
@albington Die Sun0 riibrt, Inn iols
dcm Hoube Ginbolt 81 tbltn ooer i'm
filr Die 3utunit 81 uerbilterl. >Sn lole
dcn SGlen bat Dos @crid)t imnlcr
bon 6em Hehtc Itnotli6er Yoli5eige.
malt ~Qeiprod)cn m1o obne MciterC9
olc |robibitionS g @clebe oils Der
ioiirmg9gemdB unerfonnt. &ciocr lit
sic Soiimtng nidt bcrchtigt, bob c9
in5ruii6en m0erS 9clporOen mare.
@ci oler @odo6tung Die man me
icrcm boben @criGtc SIT @oibington
ldll0tt, neil cS Die lcbtc unb b0hIte
AlltoritGt lit mo oui llnieblbortcit
gnlprltd) crbcben mllb, lpcnn nidyt
uuicr 0ol>5er 9unO IN Stilcfe geben
lon, cincm porl,rtbcilaireien Wnn.
ne, ser bon Dem Mubnc Der Erobis
bitiou nid)t o1lGcitedt lit, mllB IS
lonoerbor eri6eiltcn, ooB oiciea @c-
riht bis 0obin ole oic Sreucl glItges
briBen bat, Die bon Der Erobibition
I'M Nomen ocS @eictcS miOcr bic
Ncili9tcit oea GiNentbumS begollgcn
morOcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-01
CNRdr3ts,2 %, glpriI1 81

@er1raeite 6urberuuaS.anaebote, init Der
Slufftrilt pBropota.s tor Goal for toe 9Snter
youro" nerieben uno an Den aVonro OF
9llpuro5" Oct Stnot Baltimore %aorefiirt, iperoen
bis Mitt,uad,, ben 8. glprii 1908, Nurmittn9s II
ubr, i'm NiireGu beS Observation-Disclosures, JtatD'
bdus, Baltimore, no, entgeGeH gelronmen fir
SieierIug uuo 9lblieierl1a bon 10 uiel gSeids
ioblen. mie BON Der &SaiierbeDorhe tpdbrcllo oes
am 10. YpriI 1909 e%noenoen Sabres gebruu6t
iper6eu mbAen, geuiB ocn Spe6itiiatioHen, mel
DE I'M Nlrcau oeo 9Sailer=5 n0enitlrs I'M
9%atbbuIs pon Baltimore, MO. 5u erbaIten
iino.
@ue SrroerinGSsg In9ebpte miiien bon cinent
begInubiaieu 9bed, aut cine a9leartllgsouutes"
Nani in Der SDbe bon $4,000, ge6ogen an
Srore ocs YlGOors mo StuotratbS bon 8altis
More, beGleitct fetn, mo miro bon Dem erfoIgs
reibcu Bieter ole Stellulg einer ~8ifricoen iteis
lcrlocr Wiirafhuit fir Die 1eluttienbaIte Iustiibs
rllug bes llcberetnlommens. Dem ooppelten
Gontrafipcrtbe g!eihtommcno. berlnn0t.
Ole SontrdftsSCr9ebungSzBeboroe bebllt ihb
onS jicdt Dor, ir9cHo lucIde ooer ale Slngeboie
6u oeriperfer.
Mlireo Dr. Guif,
9SdfersSltgnieur.
9%citdtiqt:
Z. SarrS Dlabuui,
QrdIioent Der observation-disclosures
tD(ir597.S.30, ;9lpr1 ,2,3.4.6.0
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SnocsfGQc.

WiarD aOler. &C Sabre ait, Gr. 1900, Grttaiu.
Eldce. %. M(dr8.
5Dbnnnu Gbbiuhuuic, I6 SABRE alt HU.
PAIL, Softer uCnue. %. ltdrj.
Charles pcufel, % Sabre alt, J'r. IA, Wtc'
SeHrns StruBc. %. Yiur}.
0enrB EBelcr, ~ Sabre alt. ,5obns Sopttll5=
Ep1nituI " pG ItaT1-
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Sic % RATIONAL 9onf 81
Commerce" in &onioS.Gitp Die Dor
ctiuo pier Monotcn gcidIoiien mitrbe,
bot ibrc 8eid)Gite mieoer aitfgenonl'
men nit eirem @oor.3apital BON 6
Wiaionen Collars. 0. 9. Hiogelp,
Der lebte @od)e oils Goiirant-G ontro-
leur rclignirt bat, miro Yralioent Ser
Qanf mcrbcn.
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SuGn StciG.

So ftarb am 30. q}ar3 1908 3obu etri6 i'm
9ufcr BON - GabrgrL 1 WionGien mo 10 "a
aen, ]Qelicuter @dltc Uon Ierciu SenriCttd Steib.
8erludunie iIuh IrCuubc Der Sdmilie iino ADJ
tlfnaapou eingcluoel5 am 5uRucritaa, gtnhmtt~
tauS 1 llbr. Sem Jrater9otiesoicniie In ieiner
gRGbmtno, Jsr. s33. Vafer'o Court, b~ei8ulpobs
men. NeiieeuHp prtbailm.
tglnnapolie, no, 3eituHGen ul6aen |Qeidainit
rnnirpul tg2-3I
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Yctcr vi. gSittmcr.

IS Itarb am QlontGa. 9lUcnGs nm 3 ll6r -
Mimten, in lciner 2@nlnuln. gtr. 1901, DIT
Gbaies Strube. 4eter VI. @it,nlcr, ~aeliebter
8nite BON Quuiid gSiilmer, i'm 10. Sabre fetnes
qeUens. Sic 8ceroiAung tinoct Sunneritag,
ben ,. glpriI. gtuhHlittdg5 ? ubr, BON Irauerz
buuie aus itatt. Y1iietnlI9 prtontIm.
t02-3
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prun 81. Tcrrcubcrncr.

IS itarb ant 81. Mdr8 1908 9cna g. Gerrens
berGcr, 81 la0re alt. aeliebte Satin bon Sobn
Serren6erqCr. &ertpa1otc uto 6rcunbe Der
Sumilie iiuo uttungsonu einqeluocll. Der De
~erOiauna an Srcitag, gtn6nittnes INN , llbr.
bon ibrer 4}obnuna, 9tr. 2119, &SeiisGertn9toIs
StruBe. aus bei5u1pobnen. OBJ
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Sd flogc an! OnS it ictt
Ole Eorolc in ser Stoot Nelu Dorf.
0enl @ouuerneur @ugbeS licgen PM
tloQcn gcqen ocn General Inmolt
Sudion, 0eu 9tcm e Yorfer GiitriftSs
Numnlt Scromc, ocn Mopor WtcGlel-
Ian ben Yoli5ci . G%ommiiiGr @ing-
bom II. u. Dor, loltter Yellte IN bobcn
uno b0d)Itcn Stcalmgeu. Ob mas 90.
bel hcrouafommcn miro, lit iroglid).
&nmcrbin lit Is bciremolid, melln
Qegcn Die bod)itcn 9eomtcn 10 emf.
idic0cn &lagc crbobcn miro.
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SineIair's 8anmIdjnIe,

Nni. Z. Gsrie. @iaentblmer.
Nr. 20i, Rptn.G alpert.S trafe. Baltimore, 0as.
Srudts unb Sierbdime.
SebIinee fit Seden, fIetne 5riG. etc.
9diuie uno Seden In Der Gaifun befGnttten.
Wrasfanmen uno auuf;oiin9er.
(SuItf2. 1O
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Gle &upuner &oIonie II
Seottlc, Moiby bat ben 9ou Oe9 er=
ltcn 8uoobiItcn . ScmpclS in ocn
Yer. Stooten in 9ln9riif aenpmmen.
Ser Gcmpcl miro eincn Iurniool,
0aoer, Slide, Speiieiool, @ibliotbet
ln0 y @obn5immcr fir 'Gcmpel-
id)iiler cntbulten.