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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26
Crawford Notes.

Mr.. Sid Coleman of Memphis, Ala,
came Monday last, spending two days
in our town.
Mrs. Capt Archie went to Noxu-
bee county on business last Wednes-
day.
Mr. Wilson, the contractor for our
concrete walks, is here with a crew
of hands, making things happen. He
commenced at the east front of the
stores and will move west the full
length of Main street. What an ad-
dition to the front of the residences,
in appearance! What an addition
to the value of property, as weIl~as
comfort in passing back and forth
to town, for our pedestrian popuIa-
ton. We have walked over long,
bobbing up and down p1anks on our
walks so long that the most of us
rah for the concrete work,
Our R. F. D. men went over to
Columbus Saturday afternoon.
Treasurer Mcleod of Noxubee Wis
tied the Kayanaughs Thursday last
Our good friend and brother, VIII
Hopkins, is quite sick with rheuma-
tism at his home just east of Craw-
ford three miles. DR. Spaulding Wis
tied him this morning.
The Misses Hartman and Miss Clair
Ledbetter made a trip to Macon ON
Wednesday last.
Mr.. Lawrence Gould and wife went
through the country to Columbus one
day the past week.
Mrs. James Brooks and Miss Mary
Edmonds spent the day with Mrs.
Ella Scales at Dixie last Wednesday
Mrs. Joda MCGEE and daughter,
Miss Alma, went out to Mr. James
Brooks last Thursday.
Mr.. Babb preached at New Bethel
Sunday last. They cleared the decks
on their finance, it being the wind
up for his conference year. A good
turn out was present.
Mr. S. J. Webb, of Meridian, and
two little sons, are out on the Webb
farm. One OF the little boys is at
tending school at this place.
Mrs. Capt. Flournoy spent day
with the Kavanaughs last week.
DR.. Harrington is out again.
Many of our people have been suf-
fering with colds the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton, of the Agency,
spent last Saturday at Mr.. Melvin
Kemp's.
Mr.. Kemp of sturgis is here visit
ing his son.
Miss Lerona Prowell. of Tibbee,
came on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Kemp was quite indis-
posed a few days last week, but we
are glad to report her condition much
improved.
The smoke and fire in the woods
and hay fields have kept US alarmed
for the past two weeks. More hay
and cabins we're burned near Us last
week. One negro near Bigbee Valley
lost eight bales of seed cotton and a
good cottage house. burned on the
possessions OF Mr.. Winston Jones
of Mobile.
Mr.. Babb will preach at shaffer' 5
chapel next Sunday, which will wind
up his ministry on the Crawford cir
cult. He will leave for conference
on Monday morning early train via
Jackson, Miss, having been called
to meet with the Ioard of directors
on that day of the Methodist Orph-
ans Home MississipIian.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26
Seeens Letter.

Jameson AilI Camp No. 443y ".
o. W, met in special session on last
Saturday night With Sovereign J.
Seay, our worthy counsel commander,
presiding, and instructed Messrs. Jas
McNeese, Mike Larry. VIII McNeese,
B. s. Mordecai and H. VI. Brewer in
the mysteries OF Woodcraft in due
FORM Hon r. H McNeese, counsel
commander of KIondfke Springs
Lodge No. 238, aud Sovereigns J. W.
Adams, D. W. Griffin, G. V. Hollis,
Leonard Hollis, ". A. Willis and D.
D.. Hollis were visiting brothers and
rendered very valuable assistance in
aie degree work. Our camp at this
place now mum berss close to one nun
dped, and we are glad 10 see our
lBdge continue 10 grow.
DIR. b E. Turner, very prominent
paysician and surgeon, wib0 halls
from Sunnyside, was in Steens last
week on business
Mr.. L. P. Gentry and his sister,
Miss GeD0sa Gentry, of Star, were
Steens visitors for short while last
week.
Capt. W. C. Mcclure and Mr. J. A.
Mehaney, two very prominent bust
ness men uf Columbus, were IN Steens
last week on BUSINESS.
we are sorry to note the illness of
DR.. A. C. Pennington and sincerely
hope. to soon be able to report his
convaieseence.
Mr.. C. A. Lofts. and Miss Sadie
Vaughn spent last Sunday very pleas
antly in Sunnyside as the guests of
the latter's aunt, MRS. w. L. Pressly.
and while there they visited Miss
Pearl Lofts.
Mr. Jack Beaslsy. a very pTOni-
nent young man VINO halls from Sun
nysiaie, was a welcome visitor at this
place Saturday last.
Miss bessie Gartman of B1elbOnrne
spent several days of the past week
I'M Star as the attractive guest of
Misses Ozie and Conzada Hays.
Prof Lincoln Falkner of Fayette,
Ala, is on a pleasant visit to his
brother, Mr.. w P. FalRner, at his
hoSne in Star.
Miss Ethel Wright of Vernon open
ca the Melbourne public school last
Monday. She is yoslng lady of
many accomplishments and refined
manners. and the patrons of the Mel
bourne school are to be congratu-
lated on having secured her. services.
We are greatly indebted to our
young friend, Mr.. C. A. Miller, one of
Lamar county's best and most highly
resected citizens, for eourtesies shown
rs last week.
Mr. R. c. Rector. of Melbourne.
attended a meeting Of the Woodmen
here last Saturday night.
Miss Jessie Barksdale of Melbourne
is on the sick list, being a sufferer
from la grippe.
Mr. Connie J. Baxter spent last
Sunday in Star at the hospitable
home of Hon and Mrs. John F.
HAYS, and on his return home he
paid the writer a pleasant call at our
Alabama den Mr. Baxter is a highly
respected young man and very popu
lar employe of the Interstate Lum-
Der Company, and he viii always find
cordial welcome to our den.
The young folks throughout the
Star vicinity enjoyed one OF the incest
and best song services at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Falkner last
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

Sunday evening that We have had
the pleasure OF attending lately
Miss Emma ShuIbzy OF Bedford.
Ala. spent last SUNDAY evening very
pleasantly with che Wiusome Mss
Fannie FaIkner ar her home in star
Messrs. c. c. arE E C. Greer &
Caledonia were S.ar visitors lasz
Sunday.
While az Star lass SUNDAY we haG
the great pleasure Cf meeting with
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26
THE CITY BOARD OF HEALTH

THE CITY BOAtCO Of GEAL1 IL
The recent reorganization of the
city board of health. in the addition
to that body of the name of DR.. r. S.
Curry and the election of DR.. Henry
as its president to take the place of
the lamented DR.. A. c. Halbert, is to
be followed by work which will be
of incalculable benefit to the COM
munity, both in the prevention of
disease and the treatment of it after
it has appeared. That the commun-
ity may as soon as possible enjoy inn
munity from diphtheria, the board of
health has reports from both of the
city schools daily of absentees and
their cause. and it is gratifying to re-
mort that there is only one case OF
diphtheria in the community at pres
ent. and that case is convalescent.
: A system of securing reports from
every source will be inaugurated
with the view of throwing around
every case of eontagion, no matter
what kind, the strietest prercautions
against its spread, and in this way
it is expected to guarantee the city
against an epidemic of any character.
Another work contemplated by the
local board, which is we'll in line with
the fixed policy of the State board,
is to inform and enlighten the pub
lie through public addresses aud lee
lures and publications as 70 the meth
DDS of treating contagious and infec-
fious diseases and the modern meth
ods to be employed against their
spread. Dr. Henry and Or. Curry
are at work upon some plan to secure
the cooperation of the citizens in
this work now. and will probably de-
liver a series of addresses in Column
bus along this line.
The Dispatch Is pleased to see the
city health authorities alive to the
vital Importance of caring for the
health of the community and in every
Iaudable effort put forth toward this
end they should receive the cordial
support and cooperation of the peo-
pie of this city.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

The Dispatch covers Northeast Mis-
sissippi and Northwest Alabama, the
territory tributary to Columbus, like
the dew.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Edited, Owned and Managed by
PERCY w. MAER.

6emi-Weekly: Sunday and Wednes-
day Mornings
Delivered by Carrier to the People of
Columbus and Vicinity.
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Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers TO The Dispatch who
receive their papers either by carrier
or through the mails viii confer a
favor on the management if they
will file written complaints of any
failure of the paper to reach them
promptly and regularly.
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Weekly: Mailed every Thursday.
Circulates in Northeast Mississippi
and Northwest Alabama
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26
Chat of People and EUentS


A brilliant season is torerold iu the
lis5 of attractions booked 20 appear
at the college within th# next few
moaths. aud though this list is NOS
yet complete il already embraces
stars of arst magnitude. Fanny
/ Bloomfield ZeisIer. the celebrated
piaElsu. VIII come IN January Two
+ years ago. Egme- Zeisler siSued a con
tract TO appear in Columbus. bat her
sngagement was cancelled sn account
of her serious illness. am attack of
nervous prostration, which conpslled
temporary reIinquishment of all
| concert work Hartmann. whose
fame as a vi0finist is worla-wide. viii
be an. attraction OF the early spring.
The May festival VIII make . strong
appeal both 70 lovers OF music ana
of the drama Unless preaenf plans
miscarry, the Ben Greet PLAYERS ana
the Russian symphony Orchestra
will share hoEors and contribute alike
to the charm OF festival DAYS The
former win give an open - air per-
formance of a Shakespeurean COM
edy. probably .-Midsummar Nights
Dream and Columbians who hold
in bright memory their urrseutatiou
of ''The Merchant of Venice and
the impressive old morality PLAY.
"Evervman. viii read of their an
ticipatnd return with mueh pleasure
These. engagements seefa assured
less certain. though with prospect OF
success. is the coming ok the great
prima-donn4s-
The basket ball team al the l. Z.
and G. has arranged Eor a contest
with the University Of Arkansas. GA
the twelfth of December. and recos-
nizing in their opponects a company
skilled and victorious many times
will be in the best of form and prae-
tee for battle royal A team ws1l
be selected from the various class
teams. and the PLAYERS, quaiif inE
/ for the match game, vii besin active
practice at once. The CutrsE~ifT az
! Arkansas Is e co-edncational insrirl-
ton. The girls included in lts hfl-
ner team have made sHleldf1 rre-
ord and established d reputatlea 81
athletic fields
Mrs, Carey Coc&e has Farne.
after an extended absence a11 aer
friends Win be slad to Tears saa s.
quite weu agaiu. airs. Cocke Na= -
the Johns Hopkins Hospital ln BAL
timore; later. visited SIR Coekss
sister. AIRS Lyman. IS Co-nectl lerr-
+ She was accompanied home bE airs
Copening. nee Richards. ol Morsan-
ton. y. c.. who Is welcomed as "a
guest at the Richards country place
The members Of the University 81
Mississippi Glee Club. whose eoncsrt
viii take place at the e0llege tonight
under the auspices OF the senior class.
will be complimented with a dance
at Concordia at the conclusion OF the
evenings program
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

Home of Publication:
Dispatch Building, Main Street,
Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

Subscription Rates:
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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

teacher, and we appreciate the fact
that he is now one of Lamar county's
best teachers. Warwick
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

The members Of the University of
Mississippi Glee Club. whose eoncert
viii take place at The e0llege tonight
under the auspices OF the senior class.
will be compIimented with a dance
at Concordia at the conclusion OK the
evenings program
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

Frsez5s - Nrs. Learar1 vaaseaa
Ni1 regrss . leara tAas sAs hls 1e-a
ul since her re-lrn fro1 Falkiaat-
Ala. waitaer she weat 60 ha r-eae-t
AZ the golaea wss8--s se ~. ana
Ms. Gloves.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-26

srlss En=Hsh ana ar r we
Bsumsarteu. 80 Bristol rear.. rre
havr Rad 50 PIES s1at .taF eI-a er-
ana Nrs Garth fer farlrent are
tEe guests of Atr ANA a-rs. G- t. He.s
t1as weaE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-22

untcrItcn |lob germ elm, Der mir bel
Der Ioiel qeqebeu miro; ais @c'aIlo'
ter ulciuea Hcid)Ca, III Olclcr onttIldcn
Gigcnid)uit, gebc ih binou9, 10 bolo
mir niht Der Flab qaben miro, DER
mir qebiibrt. lluD 10 ut Is aud NH
Der duBereu Gertrctumd, meun man
nitt i'm StanOe it, c9 Den @olIeden
mcniger madytigcr Staateu aletd III
tbln, ia ibnen nidt cinmol 0iclclbcit
S0ilid)fcitcn IN hcmirlbcn OtoBe ME
Ocrgeben 81 fonnen.
Io9 gilt oltdl Don unlerer Bcrtrc-
tuna inn Nllbluu0e. 8cI elmer ultSrci-
heuOen Gotirung lmicrer 1iplomo.
tcnpoitcn i'm Nu9(on0e mare unicrt
Hcqicrlmg ni6t Oorouf oH9eiuieicn,
MIR inter i6ucr rcid)cn &elttcn I'm.
id)ou SIT boltcn, ion0Crn tGunte Die be,
item &6pic o"usmGblcn, luo tic 3t i'm
Den lilN.
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etaats. 5.~seiunntmaduns.

glnour6 lperoen ulle @erionen unb 8brpers
fddfteH, incorporate ODER pniitti6e, peite in
Der Staot Baltimore eit Sefhdft betretben. fIr
peldbes Die @rbeburg elmer Staatss2iccni ers
foroerIid lit. auf8eioroert, ait ODER oor ocm
eriten Gage oss Miunats Mai b. 30. bon SeiteiI
81 Ioien ooer oietelbe 6u e%rieuerI. Sine Sers
tdumnib ocr @rneuerlIlla ibrer Gicefi5 bis 6lll
criten Sage hes Wlprats Mai b. 80. cine 2icef6
bon 9eripneil, ole ieyt iolbe 9eiddite beireibet,
miro oieielbeIs elmer @eloitrdfe ulteriuerfen.f
Sn llebereinitimnlung nit DEM 5B. grttfel.
40. uno 53. gbf6niit, oes eooeG oer aIeemet'
IIcu otientlihei SeieBe peroen Ippllfdnten tir
3raoere' gicen5et uui9eforoert. in Eerion oors
aulpre6en mo cine bettfuorere gn9nbe iber
Oeu g0ert6 oeS bon Dem ~befaqiert gppIiiailtet
gefiibrieH 2ngerS 81 madeH, Gle 9icen5 miro
oe1rgeIl1B ulisdeitellt meroeH.
Sr. Moam Eenpert, Iftuar oes Common
BledSs8crihis, miro an mo nab WiDntag, oet
6. glpril 1908, 5uifdefi Den StInoen BON . ubr
Normiitngs bis 4 llbr Nabmittags. in ieineln
Siiredu I'M 9rogeidob oes 8erttts9ebiroes;
5apetteitraBen:9 i1Gun9, 5nr Iii69abe bon Sl'
cen6en bereit iein.
Sas Siautss@ eritderun9ss Sepnrtcmeut bon
MdrDlnno miro am uno nab Sreitag, ben 1.
Mai 1908, 5ipifhen Den SiunoeIt bon o ubr
2Sormiitdgs uno 4 ltbr Jdd1mittaes In ieinen
9iireuu1, Gr. 900. ogmeritau 9uiloing." 9dlii.
more uno Soutbs StroBe. 8ur Neruusgabnne
bon idbrIidet grtNdIernnss' 0la!!er'Sieen5en
berelt leiT.
Hpbcrt Z. Vabsett,
Sheriif bon Baltimore.
(9lpriIt, 3.6.s 1913. 1871 20 %. 24.27.2 0,30)
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Die ySanbcugcl."

gSir b0ttcn rcdt, ais mir anSont.
tag Dor II Sogen Die @ntgleilltng pes
HcidstnAa . Nbgeoronetcn @r0ber,
Der Den (Sournaliitcn ooS @ort Snu.
bcngel al Den aopf %0eiuorfc1L ais
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m0dte i) 6emcrtcu, buB I'M Sdruda
tiiGen Ole 8erbinoung nSou" NIT
Observation-Disclosures, be5iebung5'
mciic S6impim0rtcrn nit Dem be.
fonnten uniollberen Sbicre leoiglid)
nidts 81 tbuu bat, Dob lie pieImebr
MIR Den bGhiten 8ro0 nSuperlutin)
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tic ii6 be5iebt, be5cidrncn lou. I'm
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gcnid)oftcn elmer lold)en reid)lih be
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elmer SalL ionocrn Elm Worll, ooS
obiolut nidt id)ipeigcn fam, ionocrn
iortidluoBt, iortid)impit; nSol.lln.
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llnlin1L Der bon elmer Solt berrilbrt.
Ionocrn l%lnlinn I'M boblten 0rooe.
Siernod) beOclltet olld) oSul6cngct"
niHt r9cngel mic cine SoL "ionbcrn
GROCER 9cngcl, 9engel eriter Site
II. i. 10. Nh bcrnrtigen, olleroin0S
iridt gero0e ol8 sort 81 be5eid)nen.
Den Observation-Disclosures gibt eS inn
Sd)lpGbiidcn nbgciebcn BON ben
S6inlpfmortcrn - cine grpBc Nu.
3obl; es ieien bCiipielStpeiic MIR ers
mGbnt: Soumetter, SouWino, Snr
bibe, SonfGlte, SouiturmL SMu.
lorm, SoubunGcr, Soltourit, Sou,
idnuor& Snugeidrci, Sougebrilll,
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gerlrng MIR perid)Grit. llnO 10 bleibt
6oS @ort, ooS I'M NcidStoge iicl,
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SefanntmadluuaeH

Angebote lneroen bis Wioutas, oeu 4. Wal
i9Os. Nlttta9S ~ lllr, i'm N,apure' sitreai,
Natbbaue, baltimore, DO, %entgegen %senpmmen
ppn $500 ,O00,0 90 Der neMeu Ab5ugstaual.glu
letge, am erlten 4ane oes Sfteber I'M Sabre
1880 fdui9 un6 3inien 5ur Rate bon bret uno
etneM bGI6en YroJent pro Sabr irageno, balbs
idbrlit, an eriIeil 1dg i'm aprtl nlo Sffober
elnes teoen etn5elnel, Snbres 5ablonr. Die
Gieie Sbliautionen neroeu oerauegnbt fraft
Der 9lite Der .gt1rOldnoer @eiebgebun9, 4aptteI
20. Wldr3 1905 beitdti9teH Geroroniug gr. 227
ees Wta0ors uno StaotratbS bon Baltimore.
oeS WIaDors uro Sinoiratbs bon Baltimore
bis 81 einem 8ebIl Ultloncn Dollars (S10,U00.s
000) nibt iiberileiqeloen 8etrage dn9eoronet
miro, I'M C3slb fir oeH Sian, Die Contribution
mno gtnbliruna zines neueu Ib3n9etunaIsSp.
items iGr ole Stdot Baltimore ~ befdaffeh"
tUf5gf S Ser O siaSi aa GHi ore b Hs'' Der am :. @sai
1905 g?bnItenel Wlini3tpnlE8abl ~ratifi3trt
pnroe,
WngebotfielGcrr tpiro nlitaetbetIt, oGb Inut
Der 8eroronung MnIeibetGertiftinte in ioIten
9etrdeelt, pie Ser 9arleiber es lpilr'rben mag.
in SuiHnlen bon eiHbltoert 9olarS. uno hereu
ausgefteGt iperoen.
NngCbote miiHen nab Dem Oorsei6riebenen
&lanfor 6ormular eingcreidt %lperoett pie auI
lanai lueroeH mDgc1G.
Stein @uaebot miro in 9etradt ae5ppeu .ueHn
OsgnT GsTiSa mint c a.a6 9SPl@ nI} gr6e To ed az aFos S5Ils
uno Siaotrdtbs bon Baltimore ae5oael uoer Elm
SepufitetsG ~ertififdt ooer Snaraelo I'm 9etraee
bon 80 oeS BetrdqeS Der IHleibe ~bciaefiigt it,
fiir ipelfen bas Nnaebot eeiteut niro,
Gbeds, Sepoiitens 9crtititaie ODER 8aar9elo,
Die Mot angenonlnenen Nnaeboiert ~beigeIilgt
iino, meroen ben Inaebotiteuern i~nlerbalb 4S
Stunoen ilad Seiiuung Der s~ngebpte 5uriidges
Itelt merbeu. Sepoiiten erfolarei6cr 8ieter
neroet ais Sbeil8ublIne oes ibHen 5lacfprolez
HeI l'etraeeS Der gnleibe o%eriuanot lueroelr.
Collie mebr ais Elm @naebot 8i Dem 9lclden
RreiS 9eitellt %peroen, 10 miro Elm pro Hataz
3ufprIb erfoI9en.
3ubl1leeII in boa fir ole 5ugelprodbene Wus
Ieibe mitiien ant 6. Mai 1908 bel benz Staots
Rediitrdtor geleiitct lpCrocIi. an lpeltbent Iage
Die Gcrttii!ate 5ur gblieteruHg bereit teiii iuers
Sic etaot b~eiieuert feline ibrer einenen S6Iis
bnber oiefer NuSQabe Die bonn Stdnte Warhs
lGnn idbrlih hdrduf erbohelen Stcilert he
3ablen.. fir peIte Der SHbnher geiebltb bers
pilidhtet IN.
glue g%lnaebote %nliiicn 5u einem pPreiS uno
dufgelulfeuen 3infen" Gemucnt meroer., ltllo
feline %naebote fir ygIle ooer Seine" mcroet
dnqerommen.
g~ln9ebote miiiien b~erTieaeIt uub IN Den Vrifis
eciter Der Sinan5sG ommiiidre. HnthbmtS. NGls
firlore. n~orefitrt lIno nit pFrupoiulS Tor Waltis
more 9Th Stpd" be8eidnet fem.
Gas Aedht bleibt oorbebnlteH. irgeno iueItte
nno ale ~slngebotc gu oeriuerfeu.
Sphn W,. 9ittir,
YrdIocnt Der 6tn1risG onIitthdre Der Stnot
Baltimore.
Siaac 9. Tciun,an, GIerf.
Baltimore. Ma.. 10. NnriI 1908.
(9tprill6. rs. 20.22 .24,27,2 90. Niaii,4)
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men. Inn Sem %Goniumcntcn bo5 @2itc
licicrn SIT f0nnclt. Toa BADEN 0i1
@robCorporotionclt, mcIhc cine Sn-
Ouitrie controliren, nid]t notbia. Sic
t0nnen aid iiir minOarrpcrtbiae Ero,
Quite bohe Freiie iorbern. Die Mo.
nopolr eritrcbunaen, Die ben ircien
0ettbemerb oernidten, limo aIlo troG
ibrcr 9ciiirmortcr tein Segen; lie
limo pom ,llcbeI, umiOntcbr dis ims
mcr mebr uno mcbr 2lrbeitCr IN 2lbs
bdnQigfeit bon menigcn &ellten font
men.
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Ga bic StruBcnourhbrlhss6 ornliidre Der
Stant Baltimore in acieplid upr9cihriebener
lseiie Elm SupIiIut ibres euoaiiltineu mo ocrs
~0eiierten 9erihts iiher Die Ibf61su1g uto Sers
fbeiIuug Der Stuiten uto gllsg1ben be6ii9lid BET
giipenirnng, Yflaitcrung uuo Goiienrano iteiniet.
snug Der 9umbaro. Strafc, BON Catherine Ctr.
bis @ilicnssStraRe, rehit Den ooraut bc5iies
liobeu enbgiiltigen uno oerbenerten erilurenoen
Yliren it @cirdbbeit Der am 10. SUM 1905
linterjcibneteil Seruronullg 9ir. i5t oes Wias
DorS uto StnotratbS bon Baltimore bel mir
binterlelt bubeIt,
miro hermit 6etunnt geniad1t. ouB beiaater
Neri6t mn Eldnc ouf oteie sSeife in oieiem
@iircdn bin.erlegt noroen iino, uno oaB Die oas
uon bciroiieuen Gcrioiten berehti0t iiro, inner
ha.6 so 3agei nom I. IpriI 1908. Dem eriien
Sunni Der BubIiiniion oieier 9loii3 ourdD mid.
an. f6riiiIidl ongcaen an oaS baltimore Siuots
.ci6t Su appelIireli uuo cas- beidgte Seribt CT
ia6et nlUgcii, o~iefelbel 81 reotoiten.
Z. Seipelf Sbun,as,
StaotsJtegiitrnior.
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beindt bot, iolte oas 8eridumte oieia
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