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The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
ENGINEERS OF NOTE
Whole Train Load Of Them Visit
Greeley Last Week

Greeley was visited by q whole
train load of civil engineers. some
Of them OF international fame. last
Friday afternoon. They were men,
bers OF the association OF National
Civil Engineers. who have been
holding a convention in Denver the
past week. AS a wind-up to their
business sessions of the week the
men and their wives took a short trip
about the state, including q visit
to the irrigated regions of northern
Colorado. They stopped in Greeley
only about half an hour coming in
from Fort Collins and going on
their way to Denver.
In the party were: l., F. Deyo,
chief engineer of the Metropolitan
Street railway OF New York city;
Charles Macdonald, president form
erly OF the Union Bridge company;
John A. Bensal. president of the
board OF water supply of New York
city; George #. Swayne of Boston
Technical institute; b. A. Maigen.
filtration engineer of Philadelphia: :
Henry E. Baker. city enkineer of
Watertown; Horace Horton. presi-
dent Chicago Bridge & Iron Co.;
Henry Il. Baker, city engineer of
Syracuse; Waldo Smith, chief engi-
neer of New York city; James Owen
road expert OF Mountclair. N. j.. #.
II. Newell, director geological sur
vey. reclamation service: A. p. Davis.
chief engineer reclamation service:
j. p. Lewis, chief engineer New York
city; Horace Loomis chief ngipeer de-
partment of sewers. New York city:
G. W. Stamford, chief engineer de-
partmcnt of docks. New York city:
lsham Randolph, former Isthmian
canal commissioner.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
2 to Q O'Clock p. M.
T. ~

2 p. m. Pipe Organ concert Con-
gregational church.
Loretta Twins Dog and Pony
show. corner of 5th sereet and 9Th
| avenue.
Band concert in Lincoln park.
| japanese Wrestling and exhibition
Of Jiu Jttsu by Japanese boys.
Special Amusement Program ON 10th
! Avenue West Of Lincoln Park
Starting al 2 O'clock p. M.
LIST. 80 yard Dash, 1st prize, $40,
End IS, 3rd. $3.50.
End. Boys Walking Race, Fine
prizes by Greeley business men.
3rd. Girls Walking Race, Fine
prizes bv Greeley business men.
4th. 100 yard Dash. LIST prize $1o
End, $40. 3rd IS.
5th. Three-legged Race, 40 yards,
prizes by Greeley business men.
9Th. Obstacle Race, 200 yards
Prizes by Greeley Business men.
7th. 220 yard Dash, free for all,
1st prize Fine jeweled Elgin
Watch, End. Fine Picture, 3rd
"Hawes" hat.
Sth. Fat Mans race. 40 yards,
Fine prizes by Greeley Business Men.
9th. Potato Race. fine Prizes by
Greeley Business Men.
10th. Girls Egg and Spoon Race,
Fine prizes by Greeley Business
Men.
11th. Boys Egg Race. Fine prizes
by Greeley Business Men.
18th. Pie Eating Contest, boys.
Fine Prizes by Greeley Business
Men.
18th. Bread Cutting Contest
Girls, Fine prizes by Greeley Busi-
14th. Nail Driving Contest. La
dies, Fine Prizes by Greeley Business
Men.
18th. Cork Pulling Contest. boys
Fine Prizes by Greeley Business
Men.
18th Cowboy Ring Tournament
Fine Prizes by Greeley Business Men
18th. Climbing Creased Pole
Prize. $500 in gold
18th. Catching Creased Pig
Prize. $500 in gold.
10Th. Tug of War time 5 minutes
Teams from Eaton. Fort Collins
Timnath and Greeley.
4:3O to $50 p. N.
Horse Races
First. Against time First priz,
5000, End, $500.
Second. Wet Tess. First prize
$1,000. End, $500.
Entries for Sc yard dash and 10i
yard desh. class July End. Entr,
t:s. NJ eeate sAeA. Enter will
On 9tA street in Lincoln Park.
Grand Military Drill by Colorado
National Guard.
1880 p. NJ.
Grand Assembled Band Concert IL
.Lincoln park.
O'clock u. NJ.
Grand Display of Aerial Fireworks
in Lincoln Park, lasting until II
o'clock p. m, when special trains OF
both Colorado & Southern railway
company and Union Pacific railwa,
company leave Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
WILL CLOSE THURSDAYS
Seventeen Lines of Trade to Have
Half Holiday

Seventeen different lines of trade
afternoon during the summer begin
ming Thursday, July %. These places
will close at one o'clock on the day
specified and win remain closed I'M
til the next morning. Those who
have agreed to these terms are the
groceries, the dry goods stores, the
BARRIERS, clothing stores, banks, mili-
merry stores, bicycle shops, shoe
stores. book stores, furniture, jew
clry. second hand, music, notions,
lumber and coal, meat market,
electrical supply.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Line of March


North from Armory to 9th street !;
thencg West to Sth avenue; thence
North 10 9Th street; thence West to
10th (venue: thence South to 18th
street thence East to 9th avenue
thence North to Sth street; thence
East y 8th avenue: thence South to
9Th Areet where the parade will dis
band.
1880 A. Nj.
Pub ic speaking in Lincoln park.
Ex-tenator James w. McCreery
chairutan.
Invocation, Rev. h. ]. Hunter.
Sin6ing by chorus of fifty and
audie re, led by Emil B. Hatcn. OF
The E;tar Spangled Banner.
Orators of the Day
CONGRESSMAN Robert w. Bonynge
and honorable Charles j, Hughes,
SIM ling by chorus and audience of
"Ametica."
IN O'clock, Noon.
Display Of aerial day fireworks by
Japante boys in Lincoln park.
1880 to 1:3O p. NJ.
Dinner
2 to 4 O'clock =. Nj.
Racing program at Island Grove
park. under the auspices of the Gree
ley Driving association.
First Race. Free for all trot and
pace, best two in three.
HOrsas
Blossom Morgan. Helen Whitman,
Orange Hal. Crescent Hal, Joe Holly,
Due Hal, st. Elmo, and McWilkes.
Second Race. Derby Handicap
trot: standing start: three heats
New handicap for each heat,
Starters
Helen Morgan, Retta, Aileen. Bar
ber's fIubbut, Jessie Wilkes, Dude
McGroSor. Attossa. st. Elmo and Nc
Wilkes
Third Race. Cow Pony running
race; free for all. Distance, quarter
of mile.
Fourth Race, and closing race.
Motorcycle race; distance five miles.
After each heat of the foregoing
races there will be an exhibition OF
bucking broncos and fancy riding.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Good Dinner

Mrs. d. NJ. Lowell and Mrs. Piper
have returned from Estes park
where they were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ellinor Pinney for two
weeks While there the ladies were
royalty entertained with dinner
party by Jack Mosher and Louis
Horne who are batching at the
Mosher cottage. An elaborate three
course dinner was prepared and
served by the boys and the guests
say it was II feast that would have
been a credit to experienced cooks.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
HER 77TH BIRTHDAY
Mimmack Entertains ut the
Home of Mrs. Green

J. Mary Mimmack, who is union
pioneer and one of the colony
mothers attained her seventy
IN birthday last Thursday. June
The greatest cross of Mrs.
|acks latter life is that her
Ft Is failing and she was very
Is to see all her old friends
pore. So Mrs. A. NJ. Green
pen house at the Mayors resi-
thursday for Mrs. Mimmack
= Mimmack's friends.
er was served at noon with
iald for twelve. Those who
"a about the table were Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Mary Mimmack.
.uhter of Denve.. Mrs. Dun
rs: II. I. West, Mrs. Mosher.
ring, Mrs. Jennie Sanborp.
pert Steele. Mrs. Shepard
lth and Mrs. Croft. All of
re pioneers and most of
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Factory Starts in n Few Days

The new canning factory will be
in operation within the next few
days. The factory is not open at all
times to sight seers, but after the
machinery and various departments
are running smoothly day will be
set upon which day visitors will be
welcome to view its operations.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
DR PARK
UNRAVEN PROPER
BORN Z STANLEY
yer \ ear Ago Consume.
bal Payment for Estes
Romance Con.
\ected With the
Transaction

ark, formerly the property
RI of Dunraven and Lord
WAS formally transferred
naborn of this city. and F.
of Newton. Mass. last
rank Prestdge of Denver
ent for the Englishmen.
was purchased by Mr..
nething over a year ago,
II. Stanley, manufacturer
4Iley steamer automobiles
into partnership on the
was not until last week.
hat the final payment was
Stanley makes. his home
park a large part OF the
ng a beautiful residence
all the conveniences of a
e. and about one million
features in the way of see
Antaip air. etc.. that no city
supply.
is an element Of romance
connection with MIR. San
nership of the park.
Years ago a jolly party OF
kople properly chaperoned
the park for a camping trip.
barty was young Burton San
en- a somewhat bashfull cross
the country and city youth.
IRE was a rather charming
Miss Carrie B. Bassett
wo met for the first time on
,. AS the wagon swung out
pper end of the canon of the
and the tired. though
rowd OF campers beheld for
time the grandeur OF the
lat opened before them,
'urton had a .leeting. mental
OF the future. Fleeting
1t were. it returned again
lin at brief periods during
~ there. He would catch 1t
Rw the tNmb}ipG :wstaFfAlla. !.
ay he measured their p0ssi-
Also in a vague way the
was born that he would
ay have to own all this.
how and why he had not the
idea.
yer that was something that
ait. But there was some
lat needed immediate atten-
Ie charming young woman.
ne get that attention? Well.
not so very long after this
wedding occurred. and they
.ppily ever after. as any
must. whose romance begins
ne turquoise sky of Colorado
ded by the mountains OF
ark. the grandest in the
his is somewhat romancing.
p-osaic business end Of the
Sc.
fision OF young Sanborn will
ke material form. The wa
will be harnessed and the
snow and glaciers will fur
ctrical power to drive the
Of industry on the plains be-
the new roads, which have
under the personal
hon of Mr.. Stanley, and the
magnificent steam automo-
Itch he himself has inaugu-
he time required to get to
from Loveland on the Colo
Southern railway. and Lyons
Burlington, has been greatly
'wners are buiiulng a magni-
otel, replete with all modern
,nces, which will accommodate
itors. Artistic cottages are
ng rected in the immediate
where strict privacy and rest
rmoil may be enjoyed by
no desire complete change.
'nsiderable cost the owners
o succeeded in establishing a
cherry, from which the Big
on river. which flows through
Is acquired, will be stocked
ut, 80 that disciples of Isaac
Will be able to crafty their
and exhibit the results of
Ill to their circle Of frinds,
lose whose proclivities may
ing, will also find scope for
nrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
2crfaIi occ iUcrlrbcnom 0cciuaitcrs ocS
Wcrtbuullcn Hndtei0enthunc
Wr. ~, Huros6Wtniu. Strnse, uro
Hr. G01 Ino gt3, Sruios Gill giucnuc.

5trdit Der in Dem 5ciiu nienie ocs ncrliorbcncfl
Gnniel Cannon cntbGltelleII Nnturiiii mo M
ter einen 9efebI oeo 2Satien9eridte Der Giuot
Baltimore iplrb oer uHtcr5eidncie. itberlehcnoe
IeiiumCntsnolitreder an SUnucrftng, ben ~.
AuOcmbCr 1908, 81 ocl IambenlHute1 Stulocn
M Den reiYeltipet Srten AMI 6itentither Yii
ton oas mertbooIle. Fadtetgentbunt bertnulelt,
bus luie iulgi heidriehell luirh. ndnlIid:
lin $50 Ilbr Wad,m. 9ir. 721t Huro'Snta!u'
Strnfr, beUaut nit ciuem orciitodigen SicNelz
itcirs9doen mo No0nbaus NIT 0interbdro. IS
POI Sltfi nDrbliG uDn WIoiuncnts Sirabe, nit
elmer Srpnt an critaenaIlllier Strnbe bon etlpn
l3 ,SnH, nit ctncr 1icle bon eiiua 81 6nB,
@runo6in3 $500.
ilm 1 ilbr sindni. Gr. ?01, Grub Sta.g lnc.
bebdit nit eilcm oreiltodiaelt Gaoen II. Nobits
bans NIT 0intertuue. IS bcginnt an Der
gturouitsS eite BON SruiosSius@Uenlie. eilpl t12
Sub nocopeitIi6 bon 9ioole=StraGe, nit cther
Grontc az hciaater erit9enuHlter Strdbe bon
eilpn 30 Sun. nit elmer Qiefe bon etipd 30
Snb bis 8u einet Iucn. 3rl;lo6inS $1,000.
bcbaut nit einein brciitUdi9en 3icaelitelrs2aoerl
uto gSobnbau5, nit Ninterbdus. IS be9tilllt
an Der gurooilfeitc bon 9rlio-ptu .glnen.lle, Ct
pu 1862 Srb nuroneitlin bon 8ioolcsSirabe,
nit eiuer Srpnte an beingtcr erItGelnnltier Cir.
hon ctnu 10 SUB. nit eliter Iietc bon etlua 30
SUB bis Su ciuer Nlcu. Gritlhbins $4,000.
gle l~ltioilct bis 6url GAGE oes Nerlniis be
glidlen.
&crfauiss gcoirqurpcn: @anr. Sin Sepoiit
bon 500 mirb BON Niutcr etlic5 icocn Srllos
Hides sur 3cit oeo Nerinuis rer.arqi.
Charles 20. SeRislcr,
teberlebeloer Observation-Disclosures.
Y~a:tiiun & WagGtL
gifttonnioreli
G0T1t % 90 2Q.0}Obo 51ft2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
6. Iuam Saucrlucin, tun, Anmalt.
ytr. 1IO9-l1l9, Gu.hertsgullotll9.
Tcr.aui oce ibcrlcbcupen GeriuGltsro oe3
mcrtD0ulcn grunoSinStteieu nno

Iersani oce itbcrlcbcnpen GeriuGItere oe3
mcrtDouncn 0runb5inStreieu uno
Gatlt@igcutbpme
gr. StS. $40 uuo S3i, Norosopparo.StraRf.
Nrait ocr in Dem Sct,ameIlte oes oerllorbcret
SuHtel Cannon cutbGlteueN MltOritdi uno I'M
Ter eiHem Geie6l oes 2Saiteli9eribta. Der Siaot
Baltimore miro Der uIier6eibnetc, iberlcbenoe
Observation-Disclosures AM @tDutal, oell .. 4su-
peltbcr 1908, an ben reipeftipeI Srtel Glti Of
fentljCber Sluftion oGS mertDOole gruno5llslrcl
nm HG6teigentDunl pcJtnuI'elt o19, iple lo!BI
bCldriehelt miro, rGillllb:
lin $50 llbr ginnbrl. Wr. SIS, Guro'0p,uaro'
Strasc, bebdut nit cineM oretit0dl9et 3ieAeis
iteina0uus mil Niuterbnuc. IS begtltllt al, Oct
gSeiiieItc bon Nup1rNs5trabe, 1915 Gub noroIih
bon Wiaoitons Strnfc. nit elmer Srullte CIT be
nit elmer 8tetc bon ehpn so SUB. SrltnojtIta
$4,000,
limb Iofurt barcui, pr. $50, Iuro.oppnro.
Strafc, bcbaut nit einem oretitoiigcu SieGels
iieirs6aus nm 8lpeiit0digem Sinterh0re. IS
bcginni an oer 2Scltlelte Der SopulosGtrn6e,
Strdbe. nit elmer Gruntc an Dcin0tcr erltNc
nnnnte Girabe uott ctrd II Sui ulo 6 3oE,
nit etnet Iieic non etlUu 10 SUB. @rt1o5ins
$4,000.
itno iufurt SurCaf. str. So, NproeSu,parc.
Stra6r. hebaut nit ci1eIll Oretitodi1eil .3te9cls
pOipurbs1tratc, 800 6ub u5rolib bon Mnoiior.
ShnBc, nit elmer Srouie al ~heianier cri!Qe=
l~allnter StrNbe non ctlud lG 6tli 21a SOIL. nit
ctler Jiefc BON cipa u SUB. @runojinsirei.
vile ~llnfoitcn blo Bum Gage ocs &etiall9 be-
gIidet.
G~crfuuis RcoiiNrrQcn: Punr. Sin 0cpoIit
bon 500 lotr0 pom Niu'cr zines ieoeil @rlIoa
ttildcS 5ur 3cii oes &crfuuf5 per. aHgt.
Charles g4. 6ruiSicr,
llcberlcbenocr Observation-Disclosures.
Gnttiipn & 8ahan,
CoFt5t % oG %. 1nho : ol
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Veripaltcr6sGerfan


wsrt9uoaen srunb5insireie @i8eEttuins
init SrUntc ut
Geutrnfsgiue.. GarfDrosNue. uuO SitOer'Stranc.
Ger unter5eidncie Serfpalier tpiro. trait oer
in Dem Jeiiantente bon SeurD 6. Snlitb eni'
6alteren 9Iutoritdt, an Tunneritag, ben 20.
Sftnacr 1908, 4 libr Tddlmtittags, an Ett nno
steie atf 6tientIi6er guftipn oas game fpertb,
Ouuc, Grlinb3insireie @iaentbl;m pcriaulert, bus
an ber 0reii5ult0 Der 9entrals@oe,, Sarforos
9luc. uilo SlioersStrnbe llegt. nit einer Sronte
bon etlua as 5ub al Der Giioieite Der Slioers
strobe, etiun 10S SUB al Der ASeitieite Der
Gentru!s9lpenue NIB etiun SO Sub an Der Silos
pltieite Der SarfurosIoenlie, nit elmer Vrelie
bon etua SO SUB an Der fiioIi6en Gren5e.
Gin 9rober 5ipeiii6diger Qahen nit Wobs
nung, Die game SlioersS trdbcns 5rort ilo
etiru 90 Sub an Der Geutrdls9lpeiil Sront eins
rebneno (oa5 obere Gtodipetf ais gparinienis
bellubt) Iiio cine einit6diGe S6rtieoe I'M Sin'
3ies Grunbftiid 1T in fSoige feirer 9uten
qnge fit irgeno ein @ef6dft p~diieno. Gin
I1eiI bes @riroftiids itebt Ieer iito forilte fir
gausiuede beHubt iperoen.
sserinufs.@ eoineuneen: Sine. SdIfle @aar,
Reit in einem 3abr nit 9infeft, oocr uues
Gaur nnd9- 8elieben oes Stdufer5. Gin Sepoiit
bon 5000 ipiro o%erlnnet.
Mietben uro l~lnioiteu bis gum Iaae BET
R1tiiifatipn oe5 ScrfGufS ourd bd5 StreiSces
ri1t nr Giaet Baltimore begliber.
Safc Tepuiit anS Fruit 6umpaub uDr Baltimore
1rlitee.
gattiIrn g. @aGau, Mnitionatoren.
(2S4,6,S 30 ,G-7,300-3)
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NIT Sen @cIticn obrc ShlbiuoIfcn
ouftebmeL foitet g mubrlhelnltd)
WCnifcnlebcn. Gin Bar brid)t nidt
ouf Den erltcn Stid 5ulamme1."
&orlidItiQ truten 0ie bcluoffncten
MGnnCr, 0ic Dem 9ciipielc ota Sing
ltng@ QciolQt luurrll, 5ltrild; DIE
6r0llcn oGCr 5ittcrtcn mic Glpcnlallb.
3luci bon linen nureu IN Gbnnod)t
gcidatrL cine ioQor 5eiatc nidt libel
&llit, aus Gcnl 6eniter 81 ipringcn,
Ser MinneiGn9cr aber bette cincn
Eor5eIlonitronf geoffnet, in Den or
nit iciner 2oute frod), m5Gbligc
Stiifc br$ tbeurrn 0cidirrS 5crbrc-
d)cnO. 3uN I'M 3ng mari Die 6rol
0cS NolicS olleS Obit uno Gonieft,
oos oiti Dem 5iiAe itonb, Den 90ren
81. God nit cincnt WoIe crbobcn
lid bicic bon Nellcnt mo 0lngcn
brulumcnO gero0e oltf Die ld)retenocn
Srollen los. Gin fllrhtborcr Nufrubr
entitono. @ie cine Wullcr IteQtcn lih
oie MGnncr Dor Die arg @eGrobtc1.
Gin &ompf nit oen Barren id)ien
jcbt unpcrmciolif - Ga itieBen oicle
5um @liid ouf oen bcbnn9cncn 1an'
ncnbalunl, ben lie pom Glide rillcn
ilnO iofort ST. pliinoern be0onnell.
Hun itilrmten old Die bonofcIten
GicnCr nit Den AroBcn Sofen ms
@cn,od). (n @ebonfenidncllc marc
Noa 2inncn iibcr Die Barren 0cluorien;
ollie WGnncr grifiul 81, mo bnl0 la
gen bic Tete, Gie miitbcnO brumms
ZEN, nbin9fcit" an Sooru, obpobl Elm
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un0ci0br 5iu6lf Itorten WtGnncr1 BE-
iibt. - GoS SinnuSihoiien Der @e-
f0ngcncn in lideren @~clunbriom Der
uriadtc nod 5iemlihe Wilbe; bod
aud Dies 9clnng iflieBlid) obna I'M
fol.
Ger licbc 2cicr mag mobl etluos
n~lgIGubi0 ocu Sopf ihiitteIn Oh Die.
Ter lcltiom tlingenoen @cld)idte; Die
N%uffl1rlrng icood lou 9lcih bier lol.
gen. Sn Der SeItc Goburg murocn
lett oltcrSNrotcr Belt 9Grcn IN cinem
3minacr gebolten, mo ou5llmol muBs
tc Der W1rtcr pcriGlmt bnban, oen
3lpinNcr gut ST. idIicBcn; ocnn Die
Sbicrc mnrcn ibrcm 8efdnOniB emf.
ld)liipft ul0 unermnrtet IN Dos Speis
ie5intnlcr gerotbel no lid) Die plelcn
@Gitc %befonOen. @obrideinlidJ bat
ten ibnen bic gero0c 5llriidfcbrcltocu
bciOen Win0ipiclc Den Wcg SIT parlc.
gen gcllid)t; Elm llnterfongen, boS Die
treuen @eibopfc nit DEM Sooe BIZ
Ben mltBtan, Sn elmer Sauc Der Scite
bcfinoet lif icbt nod Gin groBeS SreS.
~fogenlGl0c, bas cen Womcnt pergc.
gcnm1rti9t, III Dem Die 9dren in oen
Spcliciaol eiuaetretcn linb unb cine
Same ibnen Gonicft 5umirit, Gos
Silo lit bon Yroielior Sdncioer &c.
malt.
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$3.50 = Sir CincS icncr prahibouen Sdlt'
fer nube Fattcrfonsl'nri, yir. 90. %, % etc.
HorosSdre .Strabe. 6emcntirte Irottuire. 9el'
Ter mo Sol; emaiIirte EobelpHnHe mn Aii'
Gennusaub etc. $50 8nar uno Heit inter iebr
Ieihten 9eoin9inoen fnufcu cincS ierer mnocrs
men Siufer. 9eitdtiet file ino ilbcr8eugt sud.
Gebr Ieidie VeoinDurGen. 0onnro Z. etur6,
an Srt nuo Stele. Gunt171S,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

Nengitlih. - Sonntagsreiter
(Sum anoeren): .@os, iii reiteIt
if)on wieoer nod Salie?" Ter
Inocre: Md, ih babe 4n8lt, id
peroe nur glei6 ben Saul abliefern,
bab' Gorge, baB etmas 9eifeb'n
fonnte, oos 9uoer bat porbin oa I'M.
ten ouf Der @ieie @ras gefreiienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

II nterd eo.-9n1oige: .@ie
fnnnit III nur INNER nit iold' einec
Samnter.V 2iene %berumseben; ih babe
bod eben lolhe Sdmer5en mie On
Ino bin geonloig." = 3ofe: mSa,
gndoige Sraii buben MIR Migr1ne,
lino id babe 8opiihmer5en!"
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IuftiorS Inscigcn.
SScrlnnItrr,s Wcrfamf.

Su &sFtrtnitcr, Wib., an %. Ettobcr 1908,
INT 10 llBr Yprmittags.
&rad1touliee StrrrnBGne, ot sSoDllll!i0 ocs
REINFORCEMENT Gbcrit YouqlpeU nit Hapr bon
Ih Ader Hano, i'm WtittclpHHit Der Sl4oi III
neTDalb 3 Winltten bonn Suunbof. Nlbcyhem
lu2 &nupldBc, in Y%onawen's AOpttinu 81 2Scii
mIIiter ciugCihloNcIt. SItr amulpAe loeiioc
mon ii6 an oeI luler5ctdIettll oocr Urn. ! ",
WiIrral, 500 Galocrl VuIioIHG, baltimore.
SuiluG VI. NerinG,
G0btaBber,pnlitr fnr pie nerltorhene Sullc
Npualpeu.
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gu %pcrfaufcn.
Gas Nciprad uuu @cit-S Baltimore.

Sns OciprGd upn gScltsSalttmpre.
- Scne GeiGt Smcitbdigcr @cranoas---
-Nrpntsoduisr Gil Der Wuroieite ber-
-Sasettese traRe, 5uiiheu emaaiupob'-
-uus seu.atpu. ettakc, rin GruIert boil
-Nantb;enf.ainie. scGS 3immcr nut
fer. Gdau S~etorirt, tcmentirter 9eaer,-
MODERN se9tlaitcrte etraRe. MA piacr--
--@reis, feihte 9eoirDuuncn. Bur Sus-
-ipcftiou tG1lih uuO 2unataGS uffeu. -
EcaluoD SriIOiug 80.
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@crtGnf bes iibcricbcnoe eli WerWaltcte oes
mcrtDuulcu HudltciGcutbuine
o. Opp ks,ro 81 N,o q Gtr ttuh Mr. yDf

mcttDDplru XuatctGcHfbnine
Hr. 1913, Guros Srlua rosS IT,, nHo Tr. SIG,
iNinn' StruRe;
Tr. S59%, siurb 'poiuaro Str, nno Wr. $685.,
S~Nion'Strafc;
tnb Pr. S61, Hurosouiuaros StraRe
STRAIT 0er in Dem Gei!nmeIlte hes oerIiorbe1elt
CAMEL Cannon entbnllenen g~tutoritdt ulo IN.
ter einem &eiebl ocs @aiiengeriGts Der Stdot
IA iimore miro Der rltcr8eidbnetc iIberlebeiloe
leitnnertsoollitreder am Wiitt,opdl, oer II.
gupcmDer 1908. ~ ben ilGdaenanrten Stins
zen an heil reipeftipeu ,Srten AMI btieltltbcr
fen. bns. luie lolGt. beihrteben mira, tlnillih:
lin $50 ilbr Gattnl. Gr. 1913, Roro'Sp,uaros
strae, bchaut nit etnent 21e iiodl9etl G1oet
lno @So1nbuus nit &interbaus ino etncrt p
tndiccn 2icgelitcins 9Sobuhaus i'm Sirterbole,
ais Nr. 500, 1DionsStrnbe, beiunltt. Us be
aunt all Der Gillette Der Sotonros SttaBe, .eilua
rcr 6roIte an %heioaier erii9ennnntcr Strabe
bon Gina 10 SUB. nit. elmer uiireGeInldBt9en
lieie BON etiua 1877 5lb nto 6 3ou, bis 81
garclp's siIeG lest /1pion'Sirabe s%cnaInt'
llnS ioiort oarari. Wr. s59H, Wpro.spipnro.
etraRc. behaut nit eilem 2h .itbdieen Siegel'
itetns2abct nno Gobnbnns iinb etnett 2,li6at'
gen SauS im SinierboL ais Dir. S6s. Inipl'
Strabe. bcid1rt IS beeillnt an Der Siiieite
bon @uiunrosStrahe: cnpa 500 6nb nno 8 sou
n6rGlid, pon @!abiton.Jtraee, MT eInet Sroiiie
Sit. nit elmer Gicie pon etmd 1G7 Sib uno 8
3ou, big 9areip's Iaeb, lett 2pion'StraBe,
iinS iofprt Saraui. Tr. sci, 4urb.Sumaro.
etraie, bebnlt nit eincm 2h sttbdiGer 3teeels
iieiii.Sdr5. nit @iiiter6nis. So bceiint al Der
Sftfette bon 6olpnro' Giraffe, etipa. $40 5nb
an befnaier erit1eraHlter SirnBe bon etiua 10
Sib. nit elmer Tieie bon ctTo ITO 5ib mn q
3ou. llntersGrIino5in3 5000.
Pile l~lrfoften bis 5Iti1 2G9e oes Serioiits be-
gIiten.
@crfaufsE @ebinarrpen: @aar. Gin Neppit
bon 500 uirh bonn aiuier eileS iebcn Srunos
itiiGcS Sur Seit beo 8erfnufS rernngt.
Charles gS. Seutsler.
ueberIebenoer. Observation-Disclosures.
Yattiipn d 8nbaa,
@uftiu1ntocen
(Sit2I 90. 90. 90 :g,oo2. {. tO1D
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gerfduie oltf Der hieligcn gfIeften.
b1rie.
FIRST CALI,

10000 llnitco 9tniIpaps' 4er. ......... s5A
$4,000 llniteb SaiIraps 4er. ......... s5h
$4,000 llntieo Hailipabs der. ......... s5%
$4,000 llniteo 5taiIpabs Ter ............ SO
$4,000 llniteb Railpabs der. .......... s5ta
$1,000 llniteo 9iaii,papS 4er. .......... s5H
$4,000 llniteb AaiIpaps SIM. ......... 52A
$4,000 lniteb HaiIpnDS Ginf. ......... 52b
$4,000 gSeft gireinia Central ..........iDa
$4,000 sttIantie 6 g R n Ter (giiS) -. 75n
$4,000 9itp II. Snburbnn Ser. ........ .109L
$1,000 Georgia uno Via Conf ST.. 99A
$1,000 BALTIC Glee Ser Uidmpeo) ....... s41a
$1,000 Cotton Suef ser .............. 1914
100 Seaboarb 2. Ptof ............. t2%
100 llniteo abs or Gifs). ........ i0H
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Baltimore Marftbcridte.

Baltimore, %. Sftober 1908.
Webl. - 3uillbr 22,566 SGiier,
einihlieBlih 1885 6Giier ST 2cclilt.
Eoint uno 1924 6diier 5u Ganton;
ailitenpcrionot 407 SGIIer.
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Scutiae Sdl(ubrotc:

idcl; ans ben Glepatoren 5uriidge5o.
gen 17,143 9uid)eI; Glepotoreu.Gor
roth 9I463 0uid)el.
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@aGagber, benz ganmciitcr.
SSu,er Inn GOO g(pd 9,oro. Glover Strafe.

Sine Reibc moeerner, 5ipciftodi8er odliicr. q
8iuncr uno gab. Sns Tnoe5lmnler bat email
Iirte @nnne urb f%uuttires GIofei. gufbltb on
fnnitdren sonuI. Ircis $3.50. g~tiehriger
SrnnS3ins. Sbiee Sdnfcr baner bobe uho Ge'
fuuoe Gage. Nah5ufraeei i'm
sarcau: Gr. 1857, cit.@onumsnt. straRe.
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SteIeaeium

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Sine 5uocrIdiiige oeutffe Srali, 40 Sabre all,
fuht Steuund ais 0ausbilterin. Wian aorel-
fire: ~. &C." Stiies beS pTent'hrn 6orrsipn'
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