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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-28

r'OR RENT-To colored tenant, 1905 D st
Sc, six rooms and bath. furnace heat. side
and back yard rent $3.50. J." $. FRIsTOE,
IH8 G NV. au27-3t
FOR ENT-EIeven-room house; 2 baths.
steam heat; bedrooms: newly furnished
$50. Address BOX 539. Times office
$40 5o-NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
An attractive home of six rooms and tiled
bath. in good repair. COLLINS-GUE
CO.. 62l l3ta NV au25-u
RENTERS, ATTENTION!
Cau Main Z345. We viii ma you just the
house you want and where you want IT.
Save time and worry No charges Try IL.
SHANNON & LUCHS. I04 18th 81. NV.
Look For Our Green and White Sign.
au25-6t
So. SO Per MOnth
Dwelling on Tennessee ave. between Z and
F SITS ne. six rooms and bath concrete cellar
and furnace, all modern improvements Apply
DIR. r. r. ROBERTS, 525 Tennessee ave, ne.
au25-df
/ FOR RENT. ss050, new siz-room and BATH
furnace heat, cemented cellar handsomely
/ decorated: Morse ST, near y. Apply s. e
/ MASON, 1870 Morse ST. ne auZ4-lt
/ FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and offices
IN all parts of the city For detailed list
send call al our Office
THOS. j. FISHER & co. Onc)s
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
7ss 18Th 18Th sT. <. W. iaas-f
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SANITORIUM.

TAKOAIA PARK Rest Cure Sanitorium viii
open the first OF July COR rheumstic. nervous
troubles and cOnvalesCents. Mix diet, mas
sage. and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
clalty. Doctors patients desired. Mrs. :. J.
PERCIVAL. late teacher OF massage. Battle
Creek Sanitorium. 1e20-9Ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-28

FOR SALE-Fine building lots at Clarendon
just about two miles, or fifteen minutes ride
on the electric cars o. Washington city on a
scent fare These lots are situated uu the
beautiful and high hills, just about three
squares north of historic Arlington Heights
are wei drained, mas pure drinking water
and several large beautiful shade trees on
each Tot, The lots. - in number. C-mpose
the Clements Subdivision Of Clarendon, ana
has wide streets and alleys, and splendid
electric car service and are selling for only
Sf55 Cash per Lot. or $3.50 on Lus easy terms
of S. down; balance 50 ps- m0I-th, without
JAMES E. CLEMENT.
Phone Main 1850. once i458 g st. NV.
auz1-6t
a BEAUTIFUL villa site. containing hat
acre Of ground O~eri0ukjnE Rock Creek Park.
ucut ave. az 9ne-third the price % sur
J. WALTER o'BoYLE.
Phone n. -63. CSC Bond Building.
au-5-4t
GREAT RARGArS. MUST SELL.
4 BEAUTIFULLY SHADED LAWN, 130xfs0
Fl. on HIGH GROUND AND IMPROVED
STREET ADJOINING CHEVY CHASE:
ONE BLOCK FROM CARS.
PRICE LOW: MONTHLY PAYMENTS OR
CASH
ADDRESS OWNER. BOX sc. Times Office.
IF YOU WANT to buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see Us or send for latest
MARION DUcKETr & SON.
10 i n. w iy3-H
SEVEN ROOM suburban cottage; ] car fare;
no transfer: 2 blocks from car line slate
roof; n0t-water heat electric light. gas and
city water; 500 cash. 50 per month, F0r
further particulars see =. +. EDWARDS. 40
Munsey Building. auI-tf
FINE LOTS FOR SALE IN
Moore -Additlou-G
CLARENDON. VA.
3 minutes from Aqueduct Bridge yia Falls
Church Electric Railway. u minutes 10 12th
st. and Pa ave.
22d6 per lot for the best.
s. cash AID S per month
No interest. 40 taxes.
Original Shade Trees
Two electric roads with 3 stations) run
through the property.
For further particulars apply to
b ~ DAVIDSON, Agent.
Eosslyn. Va
Residence, Clarendon, Va ap2-f
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-sToREs.
AUTOMOBILES

hauled and painted; have bought larger car
BURR BROS. Brookland. p. C.. au2I-3t
OUR SPECIALLY EXPERTS; renairing.
painting. trimming automobiles, broughams
,Ictorias, buggies, wagons. carriages bunt
10 order; rubber tires put on. @. W MASON
I07I glst 81 NV. Phone West %
jyi7-f, tn. th-s0t
100 SLIGHTLY used at1mobiles FOR sale or
exchange from 500 To s. 500. every machine
fully guaranteed; DEMONS tratiOn given Spot
cash for your automobiles Cars sold on con-
alignment, send US your car. We have a school
70 teach you how TO operate and repair snv
automobile. Inside instructions. SIS. Class
now forming. Private lessons given NICK
ERsON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. sO9ls
18th
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-28

BEFORE RENTING an apartment cali
ct the Office OF the AiOnzo o. Bliss
Properties where you viii be shown
APARTMENTS or flats, which are bound
10 suit you In price and also location.
The Vent0sa-PTices. SIS 70 $3.50 per
month
The Penhurst-Prices. $40 TO s25 per
month.
The Raymond-Prices, $3.50 to SO per
month.
W. z. COWEN. Manager.
Room l. Bliss Building.
Telephone Lincoln 1850.
No. IS 3 81. NV.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14

This is what Hon. Jake Acc.e. STATE
Warden Of GeOrE a. says 1z kota.
For Dyspepsia: z. .. Dewitt c.
Co., Chicago. Ill:-Dear Sirs-I nave
suffered more than twenty years Or
Indigestion about eightee1 months
ago had grown so much worse tha-
could not digest a crust OK corn
bread and could bot retain anyfpins
on my stomach. lost q lbs. il
tact maze uB plv mind that
could not live buta short tine, wien
q friend Of mine Recommended Eo-
dol. ! consented 30 try Z 10 please
him and I was better in ore DAY
now weigh more 4han ] ever al 80
my life and am ID better Eea.+h than
for many veaE kodol ID IT.
Keen bottle Constantly. ara VT T.
this hoping that humanity viii 10
benefited. Yours verY truly JAKE
c. Mooee, Atlanta. Aug. IT, 1904
Sold by All Druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14
lnspected the Rosd

President atkinson and Chief En-
eineer Bonnynan OF the s. b. d q.
have just returned TO Atlanta rom
an inspection trip over every mile Of
the road Of their hue and tfet IS
port II an TO be IA zine condition
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14
Repairing Building.

The large building 60. ner Of Glou-
cester and Grant streets. formerly
occupied bY the Mecca saloon, is
being oYerhauled and viii be placed
III a first class condition generally.
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Cures Indigestion

and Scor sSs5raz-h
Do rot suffer logger. You caG be re-
ieved Immediately by Hicks CsPuSiae.
4 induces the proper flow q gastric
juices ari cures the cistTees ara aciel.-y.
Try it; IT s pleasant t.. fake-i- lsq,i.4.
lures headache also. - ~ drlgg. sts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14
New Telephone Book.

4 new telephone directory, giving
the names and number Of all sub
scribers in Brunswick mas just been
issued by the Southern Bell Tele.
phone and Telegraph Compaly
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NOTEWORTHY cELEEEs7loN.
First Time Since 1894 Eveas & o.
served at the Vascza.

Rome. Feb 1S.-The cele zticz L
the pope al the vatican yes.ar day g
the fifteenth centennial Ct s. Joaa
Cbyrsostom was particua nets-
worthy because the pore -or any
members Of the Sacred college have
participated in this cereme2g since
1884
The rite Of the @ eek clush was
employed throughout The Vope re-
cited three times IN Latin .as words
Peace to all. 10 which t. cAoir r.
pied "Ad Multos Amnoa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14

REMEMBER WE ALLOW 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CAST
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR. & Y. ROBERTS.
PHONE 625.
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NoTICE.

saw dressing Of every dcscript on.
Ever saw warranted, first clses ..
no pay J20 y Wolf Street, bclwe IN
h and 6 w 6. Tucker.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-14
BATCH Of ITEMS
ABOUND THE CITY
SMALL ITEMS GATHERED DUP.
ING THE DAY BY NEWS
REPORTERS.
Dance Tonight.

the employees Of the Ogle-
thorpe Hotel viii give dance to
night at The Riflemens armory On
Bay street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-24

their hands. Although they had come
Just in time to prevent the complete
humiliation Of the little company. the
leaders had escaped with the remnant
ef their surprised forces. Scores Of
FilipinOs were captured, dozens were
killed and wounded. Eight Of the dash
Ing scouts who went out with Jerry
Cornell gave up their lives in exchange
for the final victory.
A small guard was left at the con-
vent to care for the wounded, the bulk
Of the command hurrying OF at dawn
to search for the routed Filipinos
Graydon Bansemer was put in charge
Of the convent guard. A surgeon and
the application Of first aid to the in
jured" principles soon transformed
the convent into a well arranged hos
pital Uncle Sans benevolence was
also cheerfully extended to the wound
ed Ftlipinos- The days Of the water
cure" and ''ungodly butchery" had not
yet come.
Young Velasquex died soon after day
break. He had been dying for days.
His sisters grief was pathetic in the
extreme-aye. demoralixing. for 1t
struck deep into the hearts of soldiers
who had scoffed at the lifeblood Of
man. but could not brave the tears Of
Q woman.
Bansemer did all in his power to
comfort and console her. 1t was to
him that-she chung In her despair. He
bad hsea hsr captor. and yet It had
bsen hs who stood forth In his might
to defend her aud the loved one who
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-24

Suddenly there was a great cOmmO-
ton and crashing of timbers in the
front part of the church, followed by
shouts and the rushing of feet Gray
don dropped from his perch and ran
forth into the chancel. AS he did so
the banging of rifles close at hand
dea fened him. In an instant he saw
what had happened. The Filipinos
had charged the door and had forced
1t. They were crOwding their way
into the church In the face of the
deadly Krag-J The chapel
was lighted. but not from the inside.
Cunning insurgents in the shelter of
the walls were holding great torches
Just outside of the windows. Graydon
could see his comrades firing at the
door from behind every conceivable
barrier. Without hesitation he dashed
down the aisle and into the thick of
/ the fray near the door.
The struggle was brief but fierce.
The merciess fire of many Mausers on
I the outside opened way through the
small band of defenders, and the rush
of the besiegers was successful.
Through the door and windows they
! came, swarming like bees. Many OF
them fell to rise no more, but their
| comrades took an eye for an eye.
Once confident soldiers toppled over
dead until but few were left. Banse-
mer led them in quick dash for the
chancel, hoping that the enemy would
not dare attack a place SO sacred.
Captain Groce and other officers had
fallen. Connell became the leader Of
the remnant. Bansemer stood sQuarely
| in front Of the altar and blazed away
at the horde of Filipinos as they ad.
vanced. They shot at him wildly and
| without effect Bullets crashed into
the altar decorations behind him. He
stood there as one protected by God
unframed in the shelter Of the cross.
| Behind him his comrades covered
and cursed In their dread Of certain
death. He heard the shrill cries Of the
girl urging him to protect her brother
She was calling upon God and the
Holy Virgin to aid and shield him
And he stood there with crazy Joy
in his heart. savageiy pulling the trig
ger Of the KragJorgensen. Finally
the hammer snapped with no report
As he turned back in CONSERVATION q
small figure leaped to his side with q
fresh weapon.
He shouted q word Of warning tt
her and wheeled again to confront the
foe. Even n he raised the gun a great
shout arose above the noise Of con
fict. There was a mighty rush, new
banging Of guns. a sudden stampede
and-the chapel was filled with men II
khaki!
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-24

Council continued:
Your brother will have the best Of
care II we get out Of this mess. You
are both safe. We are not fighting the
Spaniards. And then pertinently.
$50 these were Aguinaldo's menY
Eyes. He was here directing the
fight" the boy answered.
"Aguinaldo here.' This and other
calculations of surprise and anger
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-24
CHAPTER XIII.

REAT was the disappoint-
ment Of Major March and
his men when they found
that neither Aguinaldo
nor Pillar had fallen into
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-24

WANTED-Two girls for general
kousework. For information call at
The Evening Teller.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30

y sted no ha hecho nada para ali.
War sus padecimientos, mejorar su
eStado, calmar sus insomuios, facili.
tar su resplraci0 detener sus sufo.
eaclones 81 no ha experimental el
PAPEL PRUNIEAU.
A pesar de las numerosas imitacio
mes, ell Papel Pruneau queda siendo
ei mas antigua Y mas cOnstantemente
ehcaz de los remedies contra Ell AS
ma asi como 10 atestiguan los testi
mon1oS de numer0Sos m6dicos espe-
clailStas y ell reconocimiento de nu
merosos enfermos allviados por su
uSo. so amos de 6xito que va aumen
tando cada dia mas. Deposito:
Pharmacie Centrale des Lombards,
90 Rue des Lombards, Paris, y en-
todas las buenaS farmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
UN PRIVILEGE
DE LONGEVIDAD

Tome usted este remedio mien-
tras Sc cura " dijo I'm medico celebre.
Este consejo humoristico serfa un
privilegio de longevidad aplicado al
PAPEL PRUNEAU, pues tenemos 4
la vista una carta atestiguando Ell
reconoclmiento de I'm asmatico cursdo
por el tamoso producto y fechada en-
IL de Enero 1856.
Desde mas de medic siglo, ell PA.
PEI PRUNEAU contintia aliviando }
y curando q todos los asmaticos que
recurren el.
Es el mejor elogio que Sc pueda
hacer de su ehcacia y de su valor.
Durante este espacio de tempo,
cuantas pannceas tituladas universe
les han desaparecido sin hasta deiar
vestigio. h'c3 .hi;s -.
Pharmacie Centrale des Lombards 8
so Rue des Lombards y en- todas las
buenas farmacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
FGria Exposition

La unta Directiva del Hip0-
dromo de San Juan con motive
de la celebration del cuarto cen.
tenario de la colonization de
Puerto Rico, ha acordado cele-
brar una feria en- los depalta-
mentos del Hip0dromo, en- la
cual Sc admitira todo 10 que Sc
envie: de Agriculture, Ganaie-
ria, Volateria, que representen
un progresO positive en- Ell des-
arrollo del pals. Sc admitira
tamblen muestTas de plantas,
trutas y semillas, cuya explota
clon sea conveniente fomentar
en- el pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
Socci(n ROIginya


Santos para maf1ana primero de
Julio.
Santos Aaron, sacerdote de la an
tigua ley, Castro y Secundino, obs.
y mrs Martin y Gallo obs. Teobaldo
erm. Santa Leonor viuda.
La misa es con rito doble Y color
violeta
MISAS.
Catedral.-Dias laborables:7 y T. go.
$50, S.3o'-testivos: 5, rs, 9, II.
Todos los dom ingos las ? D. m.
San Francisco. -Dias labora bles. =.
-Festivos: $50, 7,yz.so.
San lose.-Dias laborables:7 W 80
-Festlvos: go, 7,y7.3o.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables go.
--Festivos: 8 y 10.
Puerta. de Tierra.-Martes: DO
mingos: 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
MueDloS fnOS, DaratOS.

Sc VENDEN: uu juego de sala
negro, de Viena; tocadores de caoba
con marmol; consolas con marmol d
Carrara; roperos de caoba, lavabos
IamPara de cristal de 3 luces q. &.
INFoRMEs PARA Los pREcIos.
NORlAGARAY 5, 5,(PABELLONES De San CRISfOBlL)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-30
DeVOCiOnari0s

Elegantemente encuaderna
dos en- piel y adornos de plata
Sc acaban de recibir en- esta i'm
prenta.
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McGr 9lntu- Epfcr.

Milm isis, %. Nuguit.
- Phi elmer 9lutomobiIiobrt bci Nids
ficlo, @i5c., ii1o iiebcn 2eltte Don
MiImoufcc in Tolgc oc8 @crioNcnS
ser Strtcrporriftlua ucrun0liidt.
@cnrn u. Sing, @ciddit3lcitcr Scr
,SopO Gompoup," crlitt mo6ridcin-
lid t00tGjdc inrcrc @crlc5ungcn. Sci.
lie icdJ3 @c0leitcr trltQelt &crlcburAcE
bupolL, u>tcr oicirn Charles San0.
berg, @ciiBcr bc5 yGlbiou,6otcI5,"
icin So6n NoumonO uno icinc God.
fer W}ilOrcO unO NcItourotiona.gciit
scr Sofo6 &lolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

SelbI II mor6pcrill d. arn
8ohforo, Gin III Nr. 40, Mo6orgItr.,
lp~ohnhoftcS Sroucn5inmcr, ucrIudlte
Gt'tlrn abcno SclbItmoro st bc0c.
len inOert cs cine Coils @iit Gin.
lghgI. sc nrlroc nod Dem Mtorp.
I1uoer unipcriitGtS SoipitaI 9c.
lraNt. .
teuerS obrplnn. 49, GiclFcr.
Aalt9 onb DtinerS Transportation
~. miro bclttc ibren oItcn 6obrplm
4o'tocr III &rait treten luiien iiir sic
S1mpicruerbinorng 5uiidcn @nltis
.Hgre mlO Soponnob. Iie Compiler
aghen GirnitogS, OonneritaQS unO
amlta9a bon Baltimore nod Ga,
adll1ob ob, uno an ocmielben Gage
DerlaTen Compiler Suuannob iiir sic
Uabrt nad baltimore. Gaourd) miro
Der GompfcrOicnit in bciocn Hid).
ttraen nm cine 6obrt ncrmcbrt. Ser
r.Bulure Tertebr oIf Der EbiloOcl.
}0ia Sooounob . Clinic tuir6 oltd
IN oieier @od)c ipieoer oltiQenonmen
iuerOen. Gampier gcben GienltaQS
npo 6reitogs bon E%bilaDelpbiu ob
mo MittipodS mo Sumitags bon
Sapannnb.
Nhleben.- Sm Ylter bon G6
Sabren idJieo ocitcrn Srou Morp g.
@nrfbnrot in ibrer @obnrno, Nr.
232t, Sit 8 SeoeralitraBe, aus ocn
2eben. Sic mar Ole @ittpe BON Con.
roo @urfborot. Die 9cerbiglulg i'm.
oct am 6reitag, NofmittagS A llbr,
ltutt.
8ralt Gertrude Seberlein itorb
aeitern i'm Sitter BON as Sobren in
i6rer 8obnumg, Nr. 213S, Sit = 6cDc.
'nlitraBe. Gie 9ceroigung iin0et
nlprgen, gtadmittags 3 llbr, pom
Z tanerbatie ans arf Dem .golti,
liore 5riebboie" itatt.
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@a(9in9tom- Asenttr
-oeS-
''QeutfGen gorrefponOent,"
Tm. Sanncmann, 1915 Yiarioa'
StraRe, N.-&.
roo Hnietnen unS 9efenuraeu sutatasa ae
nntuftrW tuPrbfn
GofalbrridJtc ans gSnigingtOn.


Soo Der Satin III oht I'm lc-
bcnSntii sc.
Nrtbltr =. Noonls. riIl @uhbinotr
III Der Mcgicrung30rrdcrc SIT @al6-
lItaton, frii6er srin Solt &otc.Gttp,
l(tnh lpo6uboit' bcgiM IN ieiner
Wobnltng ScIbItmpro Our6 Ginot1'
men BON 2eltdtqoa. Nls irtnc Sans.
mtrtbin Den @oSgcrllt mdbrna6nt
uno sic GGiifc itinc8 3imntcr8 or.
brcd)cn licb, mar c3 bcrcits 81 ipdt.
Ger SoNtc loo mi irirtcm @c,tC icinc
red)tc Sono. nniGlo6 frunpibuft CT
men @Iciltiit. Eor ism mar cjn Slott
Nopicr gcleNcn, ollf Dem Der Stcrbcn,
DC Ieinc Glnpfin0nngcn por SEM 70.
&c nicocrNcfribcIt bottc. PM pcnt
Glide fonO man brci @ricfc; 1T Dem
ci1cn bat Der Sdrci6cr, sen Eoitmci-
tier bon SoIt 9nfc Gin lu1o friibcrcn
@ouUcrneur bon lltab. Nrlt. u. Uf.
(bomaS, bon ieinrm 5ooc in acnnts
nib 81 icben. Sn etnem onOcrcn Der.
muft CT ole icinc 6o6c 'rucr Shrucs
tier, Sri. Slime N0on1& oon Sult 2nfc
GitD. No0m8 6cfon6 iid) felt Sem ON
3. 0iCic& WonotS criolatcn Eo0c icincr
Satin III ic4r Observation-Disclosures
StimmunN, un0 mon Qlou6t, onb
Gicrit on8 Motip 3u ser micligc1
(bnt 5lt iltd)cn lit.
Sci II 3u Itor6 frttiid.
Sin Monn 0clicn NoInc ais Gbur-
les .. 3ndlmon o~noc9c6cn miro,
pltroc 0citcrn bon NnrropoIi8 <nt-
ton, Do nod Dem oGoinoItu.S So
ipitoI" in @oibington qcbrod)t, lpo
elm 0cidbrIidcr SdG6clbrud al i6m
ieitgcltcllt muroc. Gcm &crneGmcn
nod lplrroc Ser &crlcbtc in 6elullbtlo.
lem 3uitonbc nohe sen Wclciicn Scr
Baltimore Chios0a6n" 6ci Nnnupo.
liz &unction uor0ciun0crL mo c5
miro ncrmttbCt, 6oB ct cntipcocr pom
3lt0c 6erltntcr iicl oocr our6 cincn
Nctroffcn wuroc. Pm icilrem
@icOcrollffonmcn miro ~gc5luciiclt.
@c0cntcn6cr Scuctfho0cr.
Cine 6citiac 6~clterSbruuit brot ou1
W(ontoa IN Dent in Nr. 50G lunO sos,
ID. Strobc, bricgrrcn @cbGltoc ser
"Gorbp Griltting Gompoup" aus.
Ser ShoOcn bcGdttit iifl ouf $4,000
lnO lit Onrdj. @criidrllng gc0cft.
Sen NnItrcnAunger scr Irlrcrwcbr
cS, Oel &rar9 olj Icplcn Scro
5lt DCl6r0lltclbd lgp -sr.
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@eitcrn NarpIan6 Giienbafn.

geeinreno {. 5unt. oerIdBt SiQense tation.
3dgltdl.
4.f0 Wioraens - S6neI5ua, Saaersiopn, ,P.
g. R. 8o., Rduuesbpro', Gbambershura itfio,
alis9erorrten Sonnta9s, Sancod uro Gums
berluno.
1.4o .Nn6m. - sffomooaitcn mad Union.
grioQe.
*4.53 gn6rrt. - GrpreB.Sbneusn SauptIinie,
Sngerstoiun, Sancpd. gSuDnesbpru', CHAINS
bersbltrg. Sbtppensbur9 iIno, olsaeHommen
Sonnines. areoerid uto Smmittsburs.
5Gaitd, anSseuumnten Sunntags.
100 Moreens BORT, y, unS $. Glib. nrS
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