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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

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nidlt iiber $40 iiir Die Don ibr be}obl
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bon Stnotc olicrlcQt WorOCn murcrl.
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@omoro-GountO cruonnt murOc, ioB
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I'M 6ullc pom %uibuu ". &crinG &c
Observation-Disclosures Don Sulie Gong
ipca bon Gorrou-Gomtp qcgcn Ocll
@iid)nf Yoret Der prot. Cpiac. &irdlc
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iltdt INN cine Contribution OcS lCitd-
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seize peridie0cuc &crmGhtuiiic inter
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gems ser ncritorbencu 6ron 2ouiio
@o5mul i'm YctruQe Don $2S,li5.tl.
cii19erei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
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g. StrcfhuS ais &eid1c nlls einem
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81 Sabre cite &oicpb Z. Stredfu9,
Sobu uou Mrn. umo 6rou &conoro
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Observation-Disclosures, nrroc gcltern
@lbcno geAcn . llhr toot aus eiucm
2lbWg4fQHol an Der Siiopcit Gfc
BON 2i6louO NDenuc mo GbcIters
StruBc gcjo9cu, nud)0Cm iciuc Ser
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Somitog OcrQcbcna nld) ibm I'm
Ihau gcbaIten buttCu, @citrru WIitr
toq Qcgct 1 ltbr bcnotrihtigte Die
4oli5Ci Oc3 nor00ltlihcn IiItrift3 oaS
StroBcurciuiQlnQa QCpartcment,
Dob ser Ybyug9tunal an Der Qcuunls
ten Gdc ucritopft lei. Inter &citiung
oc3 &orulonn9 $oicpb &icicbon be.
gnnmcn mchrcrCS troBcnrcinigcr nuh
Der llriodc Ger %eritoplumg SIT iu.
dlrl, Giclelben oerilhten Die RG0re
ro0urd) lrci 81 betomueL Dab tie
cilcn DER groBcn Observation-Disclosures al
cincn Der Sp0ruutcu i~druubteu mo
nit uollcm Irud in ocu gbpl93tonol
lprlBtell. Nl4 Dies ic0od) nid)t3 nit.
tr, lUlr0c init lunGcn StuuGen, uli
oCrcu Spite lid, Gin Soften bciinoCt,
0llrd, Den &0nul acltoBcn. 0icicOtes
tbo0c crluic@ iid) nod mChrCreu Ser.
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uno gum &orihein gebrod)t luurOe,
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lies, DER lpotcr ol@ Der permlBtc
Strcffl5 i0cntifi}irt puroc.
StrcdiuSo Ser III Ocn STANDARD
Ochucrtcn SIT Canton bcid)Gitiat iuar,
5cigte in lester 3cit Spurcn bon Ser.
folgungS Mobniirm mo ltono ln'
ter Dem Giuorlf, Dob inn Scmono
nod Dem Hcbcn trohtc. 9(m Sam.
itog W%torgCn I'M 1.5 llbr pcrIicB CT
cbnc Slt icinc @obmmgslno ipur0c
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0cn @abnc, BON Senlunocm ueriolgt
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nnO in oemiclben clcnO m1'9 Scben
tonL Der llngliidlide binterlGBt ne
ben leinen Glteru ciucu NrltOer, @rn.
Charles s. Strcdilta, ulO 5wciS dme.
gefl~-..a ..,.9.. s.DI SOS lH.Ilmqa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

Sic 2 Of uIbc60r0c belt &C.
tern lire regelmdBiqe SiBung o6, IN
lucIdjcr ser meme FrdiiOent &obn e.
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bon Ocn iibriQcu Wiitglic0crn scr De
b0roc bcr5Iid) cnpion0en, 0od) lulrs
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sc, ibr Die NuIu Der @eitliden hobe,
rem S06teridNtlc" aut cincn Yben0 5lt
iiberluIicn. an melhem Or. Barton
TSoco6S eillen &ortrag iiber Sdrpin0s
iud)t fiir S6uIfin0er 5u bolten benb'
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trug ocS Stn. Sooper, ser bon SEN
Serreu G0an5 rn6 Nobmon inter
itiitt lpitrbe, oo5 @eiltd) ober nb, on
bereitS 5lpei 16nlidc @rird)e o6iHlG9.
lid beihie6cn morOcu ieien Hno 0n9
Sbor fiir 'allc m0glidcn &ortrdge III
elmer ShulnuIu gcofinet meroen
milr6c. IN drIg 'r4
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boon &nititut Itattfinoet, miro lid
@r. @5iQcm Miacfe, ser ltelle GeQiit
bc5 Gltnrtctts, 3Illlt erIten Wfole IN
Baltimore ais SoIiit bouen laiien.
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70 law
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

Charles s. Strcdilt9, lul0 5UciS dme.
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id)cl @reiienhcimatb. 0a9 Heidcn-
begGngniB iin0ct nlorgcn Nodmittog
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AUor ppr ctliden &abrcn Gbeiclert oc9
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merS.
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bennington @attiu bon Srn. @nL.
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GntelfinOer.
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mlir0en: Tr1iioent Sobn ~T5enfins, cr.
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Srend). ScfretGr 5reoerid 6. @e6er,
5inon5 Sefretdr u. Sttenbcrg,
S6atmeiiter IuguIt s. gtortilt, gn.
polt Snnes ". Chapman ir., mo
Scrgeont.at grms Is. .. 2ogue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10

sIber' lit bod am 6 Dn .
ten bel 0tllttern 81 @nl8", mo
6esboIb tebrte Die 1G Sabre olte G(oru
@arb, Don Nr. 52S, SborpitroBe, mel.
d)e, mic bereits I'M oGcltiGcn Core
ipon0enteu" berid)tct, icit mcbreren
Gogcn pcrIdmunbcn Dor, geItcrt udd)
ibrGn bcimotGIid)cn Ye1atcn 5llriid,
INN cine Griabrung r%ei)cr.
Gic&oridIUQ in0oiiirt.
SEER @ernorO u. Notcr, NrGiiocnt
Der Baltimore Sruit Go.", iuboiiirte
gcitcrn bic bon Ser Stclcp Commit
lion gemadjten GoridIUge 5ltr Grb6.
bung DER GinnnbmeQucllcu Der StoOt,
mo merocn 0%ieicIbcn iciuc uoae In
teritiienH8 iinOcn.
g in0c&Icid) NCiunOcr-
Sin 9ubu ueibIihcn @ci6Iedt9 mur-
&c Gcitern W}orNcu Ncaeu 7.30 ll6r
Don Ocm EoIi5iitcn Gbu2. V. Spicec
ola &cid)e ais Ocn &oucS' SauCL
no6c Der Erottltr. .9riidc, gcjoGcn.
Gas Gin0 lit mgciGbr 6 @od)en oIt
mo mar NIT einem lUeiBsluollenCu
Seluo beflci0Ct. Die &cihc wltr0c in
Der Wor9ilc rutcr0c6rodt. Gem an
ideine mad bat Die Seide I6on nlebs
rcrc Gage inn @oiicr gclc8cL itnb c@
miro Dernlltbet, baB Scr Stltrm an
Gienitog lie BON 9oItimore.Goumtp
Scr Stoot 5uacidrucnmt fat. Goro.
ncr Sopoeu ltrQt Die llnteriubung
0es Sales on.
Gincn spar wolff e.
lid NJ nden. - &u9 Der Noli5iit
George 9, Spion geitern Nadt oo3
Solts Rr. 257, GbeFhurt. StraBe, pal
iirte, 6orte er Siilferuie ans Dem ODE
rem Stodmert er orong in Oo5 Sous
eil unb iano bic 25i1bri0c Slorence
Mbite bon Nr. StS, W}Cd)dnics Court,
mo ben ~26-idbrigcn SoGn @ollownu
Don Nr. t1t9, Sbompion StroBe, III
citcnt Der 3inimer Dor. GrItcrc Bit.
tetc itnrf ans Dem Wtlln0c itn0 Sal
lolpop crfldrtc oltf cine all i'm gcridJs
tctc 6roge, CT babe lie mir ctlua8 &c.
fiBelt. Ser Eoli5iit perboftetc geioe.
HIdJtcr Grammar cntlicb 0oS Wtdo=
den, perurtJeilte @ulloluop nber me-
gen HubeItorilng 5l 500 Stroie un9
Soften. 0Su Grmnngcllna Ocs @el.
beS mub er orei Monate I'M @efdnos
nib Drummer.
gerionalnoti5. - 6rau 6.
Sdmibt, Die Gr3S efretGrin oes Zoe
men : HGbpereins" teS o9eutidelt
@aiienBauies," Iiegt III ibrer Sob
nung, 9r. 25t6. Sit Baltimore Ctr
lfluer erfranft on Ger 2urgeneniSiin-
olnlg oarnieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-10
Die SrasOSie SeH SarriiOn.

Sin onaeblifer MitituIoiger an
y 6rou @bihnnrn' s. @rntoroung III
Bottom uerAuftet9u r- Der 8attc
oe8 SpicrS aforu1eQ oils WorSer
ongetlagt. hi ,nr
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires ot Prince whitely members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchansss New York office. 52 Broadway and l5 Center street. New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

The clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the week ending February 8, 1908. and for the cores bonding week of last year are furnish ed by the secretary of the New Haven Clearings House as follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires Of Prince & Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office. B Broadway and l5 Center street. New Haven, Conn
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

fEx dividend
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
BUHDING STATISTICS.
last Week Materially Below same
 in tga5.

The following statistics of building operations in New England arc corrii- ed by the r W Dodge company Contracts awarded January |
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
Totals, s2,8as, a54.ss s4s5, TITO s2,5s.,57so2
Dividends soon due are:

Amalgamated Copper, soc, payable February 24; books close January 23. American Chic com, 1, Feb. 20; Feb 14.
 American Cotton oil com, {, March 2; Feb Is.
 American Graphophone pf, 3-4. Feb 15; Feb, l.
 American Locomotive com, 1-i Feb. 26; Feb. 6
 Baltimore and Ohio pf., ?, March 9; Feb. i.
 Baltimore and Ohio com. 3, March 2; Feb L
 Consolidated Gas, N. Y, 1, March 16, Feb. IS.
 Clev. and Puts. spl, 1, March 9, Feb. 10.
 Connecticut Railway and Lighting, l., Feb. 15; Jan 31.
 Connecticut Railway and Lighting pf.. 1. Feb. 15; Jan. 31
 Delaware and Hudson, l-4, March 16; Feb, 21,
 Illinois Central, 1-2, March g.: Feb. l.
 Louisville and Nashville 4, Feb. 10; Jan 20
 National Enam, pf,, 1 B., March 31
 New England Telegraph and Tele- phone. 1-2, Feb. IS: Jan. 31.
 N Y, Chic and St. l.. 2d pf, 5. March 9; Feb. [
 N Y, Chicago and St Louis 1st pf. ,, March 9; Feb. [
 Norfolk and Western pf., s2. Feb. 10: Fb. 4.
 Peoprs Gas Light and Coke. t-2, Fb 25: Jan. 20.
 Pratt X Whitney pf, 1 1-2, Feb. IS: Feb. 8.
 Pressed Steel Car pf, 3-4, Feb. 2s; Feb. |
 Proctor X Gamble com, 3, Feb. 15; Jan 9f
 Pullman Co. ?, Feb l5; Jan. 31
 Reading Co., 7st pf 2. March 2: Feb. 20 Rome. Watertown and ogdensburs, 1 1-4, Feb 15; Jan, 31 Twin City Rapid Transit, 1-4, Feh Is; Feh l.
 Union Rag Pa. pf, i. Feh 15: Dec. 3i.
 In. Cop. L. and NJ, soc, Feb. 10: ! Ian 3n
 Union Bank Note com. l, Feh. 15: l Feb 3 ! United States Steel pf. 3-4. Feb e9. Feb b United States Steel com, 1-9. March 30; March 16 ] [ S. Tel. pf.. 1-2. Feb. t5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

N. Y. N. II. & II. R R. declined on Tuesday to 133 1-2. adtanced on Thursday to l36, but closed on satur- day at 154
 Pratt Whitney Co. of Hartford, Conn. will pay on February 18th the usual quarterly dividend of l-2 per cent
 The City of Waterbury will open bids on February "A, for sl50,000. Street four and one-half bonds to be dated January. 1908. with thirty years to run. bonds will be either coupon or regis tered. If the present bond market continues the bonds should all be plac- ed at a small premium. Considerable interest among all bankers and finan- ciers is manifested as to the result of the city of New York asking for bids for a further issue of $50,000.000 from one-half per cent, the larger portion of the issue to be fifty-year bonds, due November 1, 1857 The bids will be opened Friday, February 14, at D m.
 These bonds have market in Lon don Paris as well as this country; they are a legal investment for savings banks and one of the few municipal bonds that will be accepted by the l. s. Treasury department as security for United States deposits. The large banking houses who expect to get this issue of course wish to buy it as cheap as possible. The bond market which has been steadily advancing since the end of December may be expected to slightly decline during the next few days, The previous large issue of N Y, city four one-halfs was secured by dealers at a premium of one to three per cent and sold to the January in- vestor at premium of two and one half to six per cent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10
BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Reported over private wires ot Horn blower & Weeks. members or the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven office. 27 Center street.
 Boston, Feb S.
 High. Low Bid. Asked.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

W. & L. E. 5ls 5lk 51s 5:
 do. 2d pfd ... 6l2 6h
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root X Co.,. Investment Brokers lsS Orange street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21

In Louis Leror ana John Meyers the
st. Panl club cf the American associa-
tion has the only genuine Indian bat
terry i'll organized baseball Both are
college graduates Leroy is a crafty
pitcher After playing with the New
ark cluh lie wss with the New York
Americans for Il time Manager Grif-
fifth SOLD lis release to the St Paul
club He Went through the Carlisle In
dian schcol
Big CHEF Meyers played with the
Suite team of the Northwestern
league last season Before that he was
with the Harrisburg and Lancaster
teams OF the Trlstate league Tim
Flood, now the manager Of the St
raul club, was a Tristate player in
1906 and, knowing Nj yers' ability,
signed him for ST. Paul
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21

rerslty. lie y It's al one time catcher,
and, IN fact il is said. he was signed
by Boston as Il catcher before his mar
velous ability as a first baseman was
discovered. Until the advent of Chase,
Donohue and Chance. Tenney stood in
class by himself for six or seven
years. He Is man Of considerable cul-
tnre. Tenney always has been con-
sistent hard hitter, He never hits low
er than $50 and as a fielder is mar
vel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
TENNEY STILL A HUSTLER.
Giants First Baseman Fielding and
Batting as Brilliantly as Ever.

Fred Tenney and Cy Seymour Of the
New York Nationals are having a great
race for batting honors of the Giants
this season 1t has been nip and tuck
between them since the season opened.
At the present writing Tenney is lead
ing his team mate by n small margin.
Tenney Is also playing as brilliant a
fielding game at first for McGraw as
he ever did for the Bostons,
This is Tenneys fourteenth year In
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
What the Company II

The Pacific Coast Gas & Oil Co. 10
composed OF reliable business men OF
Oregon aud Washington whose only
purpose 10 to develop the property to
the best Of its ability and produce q
paying mine OF oil and gas that all
who have purchased stock may share
in lis profits. The officers serve with
out salary and include among them
some OF the most reputable citizens
OF the State. To make the company
strong on account OF lis brilliant fu-
tuse II has secured leases on over
5000 acres OF land. Ii has obtained
the highest expert authority on the
geological formation OF the land,
employed tie strongest expert work
men TO operate the drilling apparatus
and given such other evidence Of good
faith to warrant any man making an
investment with them.
Alex Sweek, president, Portland.
Clayton S. Barber, sec. and treas.
r. A. Wade, vice-president.
DirectorS--John Nelson, Oneida,
Wash; Geo, L. Hutchins, Portland;
VIM, Anderson, Deep River, Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
Stock for Sale
For Development Pa ose;

The per value Of the stock is 500
per share, but is now offered at one
half ($50) and it Is worth 1t. The
company has already sold limited
amount Of stock, equipped the prop
erty with the best working machinery
in the world and it has plans for
great future. The money secured
from the sale of stock will be to push
the work Every dollar will be used
to prepare for the best interest Of the
company. AS the drill goes down the
stock will surely rise The price it is
now offered at win only be a short
time, A good rule is to let oppor-
tunity in when it knocks at the door.
For an investment there is nothing
more tangible, brighter or more surer
dividend paying than this stock, par
ticularly at $50 per share Don't wait
until it goes to par, but buy now. II
is really chance that comes seldom
Further particulars at the addresses
given below.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-19

as promulgated by Mr.. Brown is GER
tainly worthy OF emulation. and
promise you that in time they will
surely come.
bid you one, and bid you all to be
brave. and patient Let each be honest
with himself, be honest with his friends.
II is the evil and jealous thinker who
injuries himself. Pessimism leads 10
weakness, and ! want to close these
words with just little recitation:
The darkest shadows at times are
lifted.
Clouds do not always obscure the
sun:
The hardest burden is sometimes
shifted.
The hardest toiliug is sometimes
done
The stream that flows from the distant
fountain,
Now through the desert and now by
lea,
Though wide is the plain. or steep the
mountain.
Sooner or later must reach the sea.
Did spring last ever, 'twould lose its
sweetness,
II flowers bloomcd always we'd cast
them by,
IT'S change that makes the worlds
completeness
The sweetest laughter succeeds the
sigh"
Md now, Mr. Chairman, Tor the les
son. am tempted by the license in
vnkcd IN your invitation for just a
moment Ia blend the practical with
the sentimental ! take il that no life
is Su blessed that somewhere. and
sometime, II does not seek shrine
where It nyly shed its tears alone, and
the plea that ! particularly make is to
the Younger men who are gathered
here We all make mistakes. the only
remedy i, an honest cndcavor. and
manly effort To- redeem them Let
every error be milestone that will
mark uu the highway the mis- steps that
we have taken, enabling those who
follow nur footsteps 10 avoid them
Let all the sunshine that is in YOU be
brought 10 the suriacc-lct il pcrmcatc
Your lives and your business. and Won
will find that 1t is capital We invest
ed.
Md in closing let me quote YOU the
following words to take with you.
"Our lives are but songs. God writes
the words
Md wc set them to Music at pleas
urC,
The song grow, glad. or sweet or sad.
" We choose To- fashion the measure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-19
SUNSHINE

The author u tn following we'll
conceived and happily phra>cd paper.
Edwin w. lamar. d, the youngest son
of the late Register of Will,. Reuben
- lamar He lett l;lklun. where he Is
we'll remembered. ~ 1871, aud Ina, been
ip the employ pi ia, Chicago 4 North
western Ral'wm inr many years past
Tie now reside At Sioux City, Iowa ]
/ don't want You to think from my
subject that an ahaC, t. preach YOU
70 sermon II had for its inspiration
some articles that have recently read,
coming from the pen OF Vice President
Brown Of the New York Central Rail
way You. who have read any of his
articles. no doubt have discovered thar
he !, an uptlm OF the most prunounc
ID TYPE The warning that he recently
save a. the people OF the coming tide
81 prosperity clearly shows how he
stands But more recently ! read IN
n,r ui the SUITS City paper, an article
sut,tlcd "Sucktuittvcnc,>. and tins
article / verify believe was a, a matter
If iac, history 81 III, HE II goes
,u ip tell huw from ~ humble begin
nnu. be gpc, step hy step until today
ne nccupir. position that help, con
iro' the whole interest, ui the Ncw
York Central Railway It i, from this
that ! wish ro give you q little thought
go take home
The markc, to-day J., filed with men
who are seeking ipr the most, and in
return. desire 90 give only the least
need hardly tell yuu that il is this class
81 men who 81 wondcrf,g why they
are SO constantly overlooked want
"a imutc>> lpon your mnds one sin
gle p~npusitinn. that /, this II is not
necessary for you now or ever To- come
to the office aud say to Our Mr..
Brown. or 90 20 Chicago aud say to our
MANAGER. Sir ! am good man No
one IS more alive 90 your merits and
welfare than they arc Constantly uu
thc alert for men of action ard brains.
the SLIGHTEST maucuvcr that would IN.
jlicatc v"ur ,elrnt n either direction
is quickly perceived and noted, and 7
assure Won that no matter how small
or how humble your position may I've,
i, is M 10 vou Ia dicnify it
Sometimes know. promotiors come
slowly. This spirit II sticktoitivcncSs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-19

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