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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
CAR AGAIN
scheme ia Advocated by the Com
mercIaI Club for Omaha
This Summer.

Seeing Omaha from a special sightseeing
car may again be a feature of a Strangers
visit to Omaha as well as a pleasure to
citizens of the city this summer, as was the
cHse last summer.
The Commercial club decided at the ex-
ecutive committee meeting Tuesday to ask
the Omaha g. Council Bluffs Street Ran-
way company to place the Sightseeing car
on the lines for the summer the club con-
sidering It one OF the best n -Ags which the
street railway company can do for the
city. In consideration OF the street car
company placing the car on for the sum-
mer the business men are going TO take
time TO ride themselves, even II they have
to store their automobiles and send their
horses 10 the pasture until horse show time.
II is the belief OF the executive committee
that the car should be kept running and II
the visitors TO the city dc not pay 1t
enough TO meet the expense home people
will be urged to use the car TO a greater
extent. as the business men want 1t 20 run.
Prospects are for a good summer of
travel. Many visitors probably will come
to Omaha and many tourists will stop here.
The Commercial club Is Just opening an adj
vertising campaign which is sure TO at
tract more than passing attention and Will
make business men going through want to
see the city. They want the street car TO
do part OF the work entertaining the Vis-
it0rs.
An Invitation from the Omaha Electric
Light and Power company to the enter
tainment committee and membsTs OF me
club to visit the plant Of the eompany on
the next home trade excursion" was Re
ceived by the executive committee ana will
be accepted for the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
COLONEL ]. N. CORNISH AT REST
Buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, with
Funeral Services at the
Home.

Funeral services for Colonei ]. N. Cor
nish were held Tuesday afternoon at his
late home, 1904 South Tenth street. Rev.
A. r. Knickerbocker. pastor Of 81. Matthias
Episcopal church officiated. Prof. ]. II.
simms' quartet. with Miss Barr as soloist.
sang Nearer My God to Thee Lead
Kindly Light and THE Strife is Ger
The casket, resting in a front room of
the home. was covered with beautiful
flowers and cut floral pieces. while above
It was a large portrait Of Mrs. Cornish,
who died in 1903.
The attendance at the funeral was very
large. Ard there were not alone the bust
ness and social associates of the deceased,
but some of mis- humber friends. for Col
oneI Cornish was known as a man of
democratic tastes, a man who saw nothing
out of the way in riding, dressed in frock
coat and silk hat on the seat beside an
humble driver of IN express wagon or IN
stopping anywhere to talk with his fellow
man no matter what the social business
position OF that man was in the world.
The pallbearers were the following:
Honorary-Dr. George L. Miller. General
John C. Gown, w J. Conneli. George II.
Thummel. Z. E. Bruce, c. j. Ernst, Senator
J. H. Millard, E. NJ. Morsman. Judge z.
wakeley. A. B.. Smith. P. E. nert and
Milton Barlow.
Active-Lee sprstlen, william H. wead,
George Barker, DIR. Smith, l.. Branch.
Charles NJ. Martin, Frank l.. Halter,
George A. Day, Arthur c. Wakeley, Frank
Barker and Theodore Rinswalt.
TIL following relatives we're present
from out of the city; Judge A. J. Cornish.
wife and children Of Lincoln; Judge A. S.
Tibbets Of Lincoln. Miss Anna Tibbets of
Lincoln. Mrs. Ida Hall of Lincoln and Miss
Anna Metcalf Of Philadelphia. Burial was
in Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
RAILROAD GETS THE VERDICT
wins Damage Suit Brought by FOr-
mer Empioye I'm the Fed
eral Court.

The jury in the case of Grant Mcfarland
against the Missouri Pacific came In with
a verdict in the United States circuit court
Tuesday morning in favor of the railroad
company. The jury went out at $40 Mon
day evening. Suit was brought for S1S,00O
damages for personal injuries to the plain
TIFF while In the employ of the company
as a freight brakeman.
With the close Of the trial in the McFar-
$50 next Monday.
No further business viii be transacted
in the federal courts in Omaha by jury
until Monday, when the hydrant rentals
cases of the Omaha Water company against
the city Of Omaha will be taken up.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
EIGHTEEN GIRLS GRADUATE
Fourteen Complete Academic Course
at Brownell Hall.
THREE PREP AND ONE COLLEGIATE
Chaplain rev. A. y. KnickerbOcker
breaches tbs sermon on Princi-
pie that Life T. Won
By EndeRvor

Eighteen sweet girl graduates were given
their diplomas from Brownell Hall Tuesday
morning. The graduating exercises were
held at st. Matthias Episcopal church and
the diplomas were awarded by Right Rev.
A. L. williams, Episcopal bishop Of Ne
braska. Assisting in the services we're
Rev. A. E. Arthur OF Grand Island, Rev.
Rufus w. Clark orDetroit and Revs. G. A.
Beecher. r. II. b. Bell. T. ]. Mackay and
Frederick Tyler Of Omaha. Rev. Addison
e. Knickerbocker. rector Of St. Matthias
and chaplain Of Brownell Hall, ad-
dressed the graduating class
A procession, consisting Of the members
Of the graduating class, all dressed in
white. the teachers and scholars, marched
from the hall at 1880 to ST. Matthias church.
which is situated just across Tenth street
from the church.
These were graduated from the aca-
demy's course:
Marguerite Busch Mary Mellor
Euroia Perle Eddy. Pauline Alice Mills
Helen Louise Forbes Aurel May Murtey
Zoe Marguerite Fries Carrie +. Patrick
Gladys NJ. Graham Fannie z. Putcamp
Helen Grace Jackson Nettie E. Wattles
Miss Carmellta Chase, Miss Mary Mar
garet KoehIer and Miss Mary Tomlinson
Lansing were graduates from the college
preparatory course and Miss Eilee Edna
Anderson from the collegiate course.
Life Won by EndeavOr.
''By your endeavor We shall win your
lives was the text taken from st. Luke
21:ls by Rev. A.. Z. Knickkrbocker for the
address to the graduating class. Y shall
win your lives for yourselves said Mr..
Knickerbocker. "for true life is obtained
not BY ingenious c~ontrivances to escape
life's ills, but by enduring whatever bur
den Christ lays upon you.
"our Lord does not misrepresent condi-
tions under which we live. Life is a bat
tie and man is a soldier to the end. A
desire to be free from the turmoil and
strife Of life is strong in many of us and
many have misrepresented life in the high
est aspect as one Of repression.
Religion has some wonderful words
which we should consider well, such as
rest, Joy, peace. love. faith self-surrender
and duty. II we are looking out on the
world we should believe in a reason and
purpose in the world. Let us be instru-
ments Of His purpose and attain calmness
and confidence and a real life in all the
struggle of our existence. May you gain
your life-a life which will be a life in
decd"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
WIFE SUES FOR HER ALIMONY
Noman Brings Action AGainat Hus-
band, Who Was Formerly
Wealthy Man.

Preliminary hearing was held In police
court Tuesday IN the case against Harry
Frost. a carriage manufacturer. who Is
charged with wife and child abandonment.
Frost was formerly a wealthy business
man. but drink led 10 family troubles and
last February he left his home. Ms wife
secured a divOrce with alimony OF $50 a
and the present action Is brought
70 secure the payment OF the alimony.
They had seven children. Two OF his
grown ehildrea testified against him. The
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Cares H-emorraaEes or the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were so
badly affected that 1 had many hemor-
rhages." writes A. NJ. AXE of Wood, Ind.
II took treatment with several physicians
without any benefit. l then started to take
Foley's Honey and Tar, and my lungs are
now as sound as a bullet. / recommend
It in advance stages OF lung trouble. -
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough
and heals the lungs, and prevents serious
results from a cold. Refuse substitutes.
All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

Corresponding fares to over one hundred
other places In Canada and New England.
Tickets good thirty 500 days. Liberal stop.
over arrangements ST. Lawrence River
and Rapids included at slightly higher
fares. Time tables. descriptive literature.
etc, can be obtained BY mail from Geo. w.
vaux, A. G. p. & T. A. is Adams ST.,
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
An nnnnrtnnItr-

From this date we will sell in any guam
titles at retail from our large stock Of
paints. oils. varnishes, stains. brushes,
glass and all other goods appertaining to
the line at prices hitherto unknown to the
consuming trade. We will guarantee to
save you none on anything we sell you.
KENNARD. GLASS AND PAINT CO.,
Cor. 18th and Davenport SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

evidence showed. however. that he had sent
many household supplies to the house since
he lest and. according to his statement, he
had spent all tho money he had on his
family even after leaving them. which he
said he did. only because his wife told
him to go. This she denied. The case was
continued until wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
VISITORS A
At Cadets Encampment at BlaiI

At Cadets Encampment at Blair.
Special train Webster street station 10
a. m. Thursday, June II. via THE North
western Line returning 1880 same even
ing. Special program and drills. Ample
shade. Only $1.W round trip. Everybody
invited. Tickets at city offices, 141- 90 Far
nam street, or Webster Street station.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood. and unless they DO this
good health Is impossible. Folsy's kidney
der disease. IL strengthens The whole sys-
ssm AN druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Building

p. johnson. Thirty-seventh street and
Lafayette avenue, frame dwelling, $500:
Nels Christensen. Twenty-seVenth n Lake
streets, frame dwelling. $1,000; g. E. Reed,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
A Barniag shame

Is not TO have Bucklen's Arniea salve to
cure burns, sores, piles. cuts. wounds and
ulcers sc. For sails by BeatoE Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

calling cards. blank book and magazine
binding. Phone Doug. lSO4 A. 1. Root. Inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

15i1-l9 Vinton street. brick flats. $3.50; O.
I Duhler, Nl4 Franklin street, frame dwell
ling, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Special Excursion Fares Via Grand
Trunk Railway system
Summer 1908.

Chicago to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Ndyt Scitcn.
Sas 3citaltcr her @roFbctricbc.


mir lebcn III Scr Belt Der iu0u.
iiricIlcn @rbB6ctricbc. Simmer mcAr
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1rnIta, Snnoifatru lmO O%}onopolcn
5ulammcn. Cos San0mcrf bat fci'
ren golocncn Wp0cu mc6r. GerNlcin
tetricb miro an 0ic Non0 0c0riidt.
o,nl pcriloiieucu Wioi mnrocn in Den
Gitlid)cn Stuotcn oicic5 Sun0cS al
lcin Gorpurotionrn nit elmer @npitu.
l|ilutiolt bon ilbcr l23 Wiilioneu Col
lars ei%nactrogcL 40,9O0JO0O mcbr
OILS i'm gpriI. &n Den obgclolfcncn
finn Mtonotcn oicic@ &obrc9 BELIEF
iid) Oic disqualification Der i%ncorporir
ten Nclcllld)aitcu alti run0 lGl12
Wfillinncn Collars. I'M lcbtcn Sabre,
1lob Der @cl0panif, oui 1850 Milios
uer, @cl1ditc auf Ifticn. 9htr 10
laiicn iid) oic atoBen inOultricllcn
llntcrncbnmn4cn nriln0cn mo cr,
bulten. In europa biciclbc Grlhci
mlng I'M wirtbidnitlidcn Scbcn, Gin
lclaildcS 6Inun5bIott yW(onltcnr 0c@
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cine 3uiummcnltelllIng iibcr 0ie Mus
Qabe pol, rctcn ScturitGtcn ucrltdt
mo 0ibt iiir oo9 &obr 1907 Die ric.
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noB bieie Srmumc I'M GO W'ilioncn
Srunc3 0crinQcr lei OILS Die Der IN
1906 Qlt9grgcbcncn Sctltrit0tcn mas
dllf sic bphen 8cl0rutcn 6C3 Icbtcn
&nbre5 5uriid 81 fiihrcn lei. Die
@roBbrtricbc brnlld)cn cnnrmc &npis
talicn. Sn 1905 bcioBcn Ole Ncr.
Stoatelr ctluo $4,000 WfiQioncn Col.
lars ScturitGtcL europa ctuo 10,
coo WtluionCn, 5uinnmcn olio no.,
coo Wilioncn Collars. Die lcbtcn
orei Sabre moGen nod ctiu0 10000
Wiaioncn IouorS nclcr on5u &c
trod)t bobcn, 70 Onb Der bonocIborc
&cid)tblnf ser gSelt n1cbr ais 10000
MiIlioncn 9ollorS bctrG0t, mchr ais
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into oobci cbcnIplpcniN nlcbr ndtio
nal mic oo9 aopitnl. limo ocaboIb
limo Die intcrnotionolcn @cI0m0rttc
10 ieniitip. @obin 6icicS 3uiom.
nltnbollcn non aopitoL Die &crcini
oui1g Der @ctricbc ST Nieicn 2 Inter
ntbnlungcn iiihrcn loIl, ooriibcr scr
brcd)cn lid Acknowledgement uno
StootSmGnner Die &0pic. aom c9
10 mcitcr 0cbcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

&uhr uur 1928 Mann i7l0 Miuut
&oUourric, ms Ntuuu ArtIllcric unG
1926 Niurm Suiantcric. I'm 0G5
Q}ili}mcicu ju i0r0cru. lit ser Gm-
0ca}uia)ub olti ctuu pier Wtinioncn
Collars crn0bt morOcn unAciGbr 10
ujcl ala Die StuotCn iiir Die WiiIi}en
oufmC1Ocu. "a iid Die W}itglieoer
Der WiiIi5cu aus frcicn Stiitcl cinz
reihcn loiicu feincn Solo be5iebcn,
ionoern Gpicr al 3cit un0 @clo fir
GcnStuot %bringcn 10 miro 0u2 umcns
pirtc Wcicb tulun oicI NciioQ bel 0ctl
9totionul . @urOeu iiuorn. 2(ltd mcum
Die Stuuta Oiil3Cn uid)t nod ocn
&olonicn gcl6idt mcroCn lolltcn, Ion.
ocrn pon Der Nunoca Hcgicrru0
irlr IL gcmcinitaitIi6cn 6clOoicuit.
llCbumQcu mnO M}uu0pcrn nit 0cm
@unOca W'ilitGr bcrouac}oGCl
mcrocl1, hcjidt 0o5 ar0bcrc Cpicr al
,3cit ulo @rlo, ais bi9Dcr. Oh inter
Dem mrcnoirtcn Wiilj} @cicB Der
MnOrnnQ SIT Den Nutionol @orOcu
bcionocra iturf iciu miro, ntB Die
Belt lcbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
ltnirrc StoatSmilijcn.

Obnc irNcnh mcld)cS Nuilrbcu in
Der 4SrciIc 81 crrc9cuJ III bonn Sou
4reB ein @cieb omenoirt mnr0crL mel
dies Dem ltaotltAen Whli5luclcn cI
nen gunj on0ercn Gborottcr Qibt,
ais IS bi9bCr bette. Dis lett por Die
Stills cinca Stngtcsu ocm 8pluocr
uellr umtcritellt. Gicicr tolmtc tic in
60Gen, no oie lpfole Nutorit0t nldt
ouarcid)tc, 5llr YSie0erbcritrllulG nm
Grboltuna Der Sr0nln9 p%crlurl0cn.
9tnd) Dem nell ailacrlolnllehcn WclCb
bot obCr allA Der HrGiiocnt Der &cr.
Stnateu 0a@ 0cr'ilgllnQnrcdDt llbcr
Hie Wiilij lr0cno zines Sto0tc@. Ger
Gouperncur iii nod INNER Der nnd)
tic NorNcictte ser Mills icinea Stoos
ties, allcin CT bet Ole Nnor0rnln0cn
oue5uiilbrcn, lucld)c ibnl nouNricQ@.
0epartcnlcnt iltgehcn. Gte WtitQllc
Der Der Wtili5cn lin0 Der Nun0c9 &c.
qierllna nId)t BLOB ant orcl W%tolldtc,
ionoerlt iiir Die gon5c Gienit5cit I'M.
tcrliellt. Sic f0nnen olld) iiir ocn
9ienit in Den &olonicu beran1c5oNcn
meroen. GoB 0oa gcidicbt, lit ia
nid,t mohrifeinIidl obcr 6aS Ncht
5u bieier &eripcnhung Der WtiIi5cr
i'll oem Yroiiocntcn burd) Ooa @cicB
geaeben. Sa9 Mills @eieb bonn
Sabre 1908, ooB Die Stouts . Wtili-
sen ans Den g%eiunoen ulo trGiti0cn
mGnnliden @iiraern Scr Stuoter
teiteben mo in cine organilirtc 9ti.
liz ober Hotionol @nroe ul0 Ntc
Ieierpe Wfili5 5eriateh lpll.
3iir Srieoeuo5eiten fommt notiIr.
lld) ntr Die ~organiiirie Drills in Be-
tradJt. Sbre 3abl belief lid lcetrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Ncrr Cannon uno oic EruGibitiu.
niltcu.

Son. &picph Is. Cannon o6cr on
fcl \Ioc, Der Sprrd)cr 6C@ GO. Gon0yci.
les, bat int oGon1rCiljon0l Nccor0"
cinrn Ncrid)t iibcr Elm Sutcrpicm hc$
Counties scr General Gonicrcui Der
Wcthooiltiidcn Gpisfopol Stride Obj
orudcn Ioiirr, on@ oli Die Nrohibis
tiou2 NropoGunho hinol&GCbt. Su3
Gomitc GER ttt6obtitcIl Gonicrcn5 per.
InnQt 0ub i'm HSltcrciic OC9 TriC0cn@,
Ser @liidicIiAfcit uuo ser lSohliobrt
Ger mC1ldlidcn @cic0idait 0o2 DC
observation-disclosures Sen Mun0Cl nit
Spirituoicn aus 0Cnl j0jimcnitontli'
den &erfctr nn3ifoltcu iouc. Cufel
Soc, oils Gin Acricbcucr Eolititrr, itcnt
Die Sralc Oh ocrn irQcn0 Elm Stont
Sen @cnIb bon oltohoIildcu WctrUn.
fen perbutcH babe ul0 Gb Ou3 Grin
fen pom Whi9fcn, y@cin oOcr Nicr IN
irNcn0 cinCm Stontc ltroibor lei. Cos
lit uid)t scr Soil. mo Mcrr Cannon
bcnlcrtt, cob hoS Ncrooc bo3 rcdltc
Niitlcl lei bo3 sen Stootcn ST Csc.
botc ilcbc, mclm Tic g poIitiit iity
tlu0 bicltCn. Gcin Stoot BOT icincr
@iiracru Sen @cnllb BON nlfo6olbdl.
tiAcn @ctrGnfcn pcrbotcu. @urrml
uidlt2 Seer Gonnpn cntQcgnct DEM
WouOcrneltr Sod Don Galli05 rcd)t
iorfuitiid), OoB CT bon N~cd)talpiiicn.
ld)ait bcr5lid mcni9 nerItcbc. Gig
&criollunG Der &crciniNtcn Stooteu
mo sic @cicbe bcS 2un0r8 iogcn al,
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Narcau ocs stnot.SicoiIroturs.

Baltimore. %. uiut 1908.
~ Die GunuHiiiIre fiir ocu 9ur6Gru6 Der
Struben in 0ct Stunt Baltimore In Der nonl
@cicb UorGef6ricbtucI ySetie ibren cro0illtiNclI
mo corriNirtcn Neridt iibCr ole Gmtihdoipiln
NcIt, l%lnlcitcu uuo @5ertbcrbdbunRen iiir ole
9oHoclnlirtnG mo Gr6ftlulG Der 9orttouW.
SHrHpitc')iUao bon Der yturt1s9 UcTlIC. bis iur
!toroaren5e. Der Gtant Nu!tiplore, rcbil clues
onrdn1 beil2lidcn, ellogilltNel mo cOrri0irtct
crtldrcltoCll EldICo, bel mir biutCrlCpt, in pC-
mas ocr &oribrifter ocS @duitcls 27l Der gtlie
Der TtAIeiutlW uol 1904 tno Der an q. Aidri
1908 rrter5el6netc1 &crorOnuH0 be9 WiuporS
ltIo Std0trutbs gir. 2t6.
IS Mrs DicrNurb 6cfannt Gclrudt. ouiI be
taOier Ncribt unh Fldnc in niciCul NilrCuu os,
polItrt pnroctt, mo oaB oCr E&uGur nm Stunt
ruib bon Baltimore, uoCr irNclto cine EeriOIl,
Ecrioncn uocr Corpora tolcn, lucItbe init ocll
uor6In cruoblltcn %ubNclbdBtcu GutiddoiauuQcl
obcr observation-disclosures niht 6%miricocn OcitCut
'e!n, toticI ifncr6alb orcl6iN IGgcn bonn %.
Atui hco EuOrce zoos, ais Dem Sulum Der CT
ten &CrGiicltliNuu0 dieter NtfumitmnCbmnG
non mcircr zcitc, al in ihriitli1cr gSeile mi
YdItilEurcr SlNoi0Cridt hurlb RCiiilun huQcOeu
arpentrcli tonicL inoent iG btidgte9 Gcrihl
I'M cine ~9teutliun h%ericlhcl criuhcll.
I. Scluct Shumns,
tItdI2G, NiIli2. 9,lG) Stnbt Ncailtrninr.
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Stimmt iijr Goft un6
0o@ rcpubIjtoniidc Gidct, Wno 0it
Frpipcrit0t lit iiir inumcr nic0cr So"
- Dem Mru, Eicrpont Moram miro
0icicr ncltcitc 1no uorjcitige Can't
poancNppcQ on bo& mcritonild)2
%olt 5uQcldrjCbCn - scr @Iotbc an
sic aanoht ser rcpubIifoniI6cu
Eortci oiiritc 5r jdmcr crid)itttcrt
icill ais 0ub CT nit ioldDcm @crcbc
mic6er le5cn9tr0iti1 mCr0cn lonntc.
Tic ErpIpcritdtS Numncn ioutcn IN
oicicn Satire njdt lpic6Cr olt84cgro'
ben mcrOC!l. $50 rcpubIifoniidC 6iib
rcr tic nnitimmcm "a lpcroen tic &c.
ipobrcn, Nob sic ipHit iibliNe MicnGc
l,id)t mitcinitimnlt. mril c5 Der Moiic
0cS &oIfc3 bel sen porhcrrl6cnOen
Id)lccltcn 3CjtGn uid)t nm Yrniperi.
tGta %ltrclic0cr III tGum lit. @cnn
iibriGcr@ Ole rcpublifonilhc Tortci
ihon icGt pil5cr nit M~coen$orten
ouhuorict 0oB lie sic Nroipcrit6t &c
ldnifcn babe m10 lie picocr idnlicll
f6unc, mc@boIb idofit tic tic midi
icbt, lnc&boIb luortcn lie nit Ser
GhniIlmN li@ oui'8 nGGite Sobr
mcSbol6 hitit Tie nidt gleidl menn lie
itbnrkpt,Nt knIfr,, r.,, l1,,,,,s Way
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Scpnrtcmcnt fir Gr6teBuua.
Der ScbUroc Der SdIuls SDmmiiiurc,
Edr MnAiinus MN Nnioncttr sJluruue.

Vitcdl Der SchOroc Der SdlhlsN DntiilnHrc,
Gdc MiGoii0us uno YainDcttes NUcnue.
Baltimore. Wtoa. p. Mai 1908.
Grrtcnrttc MhGcbUtc, nit Der Illiibriit ogro'
pOial3 Tor EortN0le S6oul 0Oufcs" oerfebclt
mo ocu pQpdro oi 2upuroa Of TOE Stu Of BAL
tiHtorc" n%ortiiirt. mCroen bis Wiittuudl, ben 10.
5mnt 1905, &urrlittGgs If lIGr, I'M @ilrcau oc9
@rn. \. Scipell IbumnS, Carbohydrates,
Htatbbauo, Baltimore. no, cutqeaen Genonts
men. 6Ir 9icicruuQ al ole NeborOe Der S1uls
GOltnliidrc non trdirsportublet S6uIbdlIcrl.
Gpe5iItintlonCt ijnIten i'm Niircalt Der Ne
b0roc Gcr S6ll GommiiiJrc, Wtuotfuns uto ga
iudctlee 2lucuuc. ciHGcicbeu lpcrocu.
Sin bea!dubiNter 9btd oCS EiCiers bon $3.50.
Guf cine oGlCGrina 0ouie"s l'unf gC}uacr. AT
hcH AtuDur mo Stubir0tD 5n6Ibur, mnb icocm
NnRtbot bctQClilNI iein.
2Gs Acbi iii oorbc6QIter, irgcn6 Gins mo
ole @ngebuic 81 ncrucrlen.
SuHu ~. Jiudlc,
Ecirctir Der Neboroe oct SbulzG ontmiidre.
yeildtt0t;
!. Sntr1 Wahuul,
Frulocllt Der Goutruttocr0Cuurgs Neb6roe.
(ltui2S. so. NiUt2,4)
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Scfanntmadlungen.
fir biientlihc SihcrIrit-Snutcn.
Cub SCpartcment hes @cbauocsS uipettpre'
yiircauS, 9iutbbuus.

BuItimpre, p. !Jtai 1908.
9luqct0tc lueroeH eutgeGei gcnOuttten NON
Scr GOulraitbc0Oroe Der Sidot Baltimore iilr
utaCmeile JtcparnturCu AM GcriugtunaWiartt
iiir bpit WidnOr mo Stnotrutb bon Baltimore.
gtugebOle miiiieI in ncritegeIten GOuocrit1,
~norCfitrt All ben vNodro OF 9lipuro5 Of Naltls
mDre GIN" mo init Der Iuii0rift aeropO'dI
ioy Jiepair5 10 GcrtH9ton Wiurfet" aIi oer9llbens
ictte beriC6cn, @rt. !. Sciueu Ibo1nas, Staots
Hcatitraior, IN ociicn 8itreau i'm 9iatbhGha nm
0oer Dor II llGr GurmittngS AM If. Snui 1908
ilberrtidt loerocu.
Ieocm ~9Iuacbot u.uB Elm an ben Widror lrto
StuotUatb bon Baltimore 3dOlburer certIit8irtcr,
uIi zine oGIearinG 6ouic"sNunf Gc5oGencr
Gbcd itbcr 6lpcibuHoert mo liini5iB $3.50
tonurs b~ClGciitqt leif.
Der criolgreiGH Nieter mus NitrGidatt ttelcn
lliio ben &tlltluirtHgcH hes hd6li1den 0Ddrtcrs
OCBitGllD GOnlrdtte uudhIunlmeH.
3c;d .dln0cu mo Spc3itIlniionct iOuIleit am
o0Cr UGb neu IS. Mai 1908 I'M Nilrcau ocs
Gebduoes %uipCltOrs beitttipl ucroen.
Sic Neboroe Otbdlt it5 oG9 liebt Dor, irgeuo
Ciu 1bcr ale InGebUte 81 perucrfetl.
Goluato :. Ercituu,
@cbLuoezS nfpeifur.
@cne6niat:
Z. WnrrD WtnGpuf,
Cglni2s, 2o,3O, 1rnt1 > .3,4.5,G,s)
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~@eriammlungs . 9ln5eigcit.

,sGbbutt 2etB, epnrs uuo Snu.@crcin Hr. T."
Die SubrcsueridmnIluuG uuo ISahl ohiQcIt
Gcreins iiuott Sruueritnq, ben 4. SUM. i'm
Nercin5 GOAL. GOuis gio9imaun's 0alle. 9ir.
Sl3 lmo $40. Sin .QipIpfo s9loenue. iiatt. Miii'
glieocr iino Crlucbt, uHfueieuo at iciu.
Suhu Sauic, Yrdiiocut.
C11-G) Chris. gSisGuQ, Selretir.
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