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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
THAW ISSUES A STATEMENT.
Declares That Hartridge's Firm Re.
ceived saes.ooe-He hr PAID Out
Total Of $417,5OO.

Poughkeepsie, N. r, Aug. s.-From
MS cell in the county Jail here Harry
K. Thaw tonight gave out the follow.
Ing statement concerning the CLAWS
hled against him by various lawyers.
which, he asserts, forced him into
bankruptcy.
In this mornings papers I read
that Mr.. O'Reilly makes a claim for
more money. That is a matter for
Former Gov. Stone, my counsel i'm
Pittsburg, to take charge OF. There
seems no reason for me to discuss
the different claims and therefore 7
have nothing more to say, except re-
garding one fact.
THE sums already expended and
the names Of the lawyers and others
to whom I paid the money were
clearly stated in thanewspapers. There
Is only this much to add: Besides the
heavy total Of about $417,50o that 7
nave paid out myself, my mother pai6n
our family physician and gave about
H75oo additional to Mr.. Hartridee,
making $1o5.0o0 received by his firm
prior to April 16. 1907.
MY mother also made a present OF
'zs'ooo to Mr.. Delmas. This; made.
win mis- actual fee paid py me. ssa,-
oO0 In all that he received for his ahhs,
services. Mr.. Delmas' bill for ex-
penses was less than $1,000, and IL
included in the s2o.15s item for de,
tectives and sundries."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
ROOSEVELT Ex0NERA1ES TAFT
PRESIDENT ORDERED DISMISSAL.
OF NEGRO SOLDIERS.
Tart Merely an Instrument, and az
Secretary OF War Obeyed RcoseveIt's
Mandate i'm the Brownsville Affair
Statement Issued,

oyster Bay, ". T., Aug. 7.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt In statement issued
late tonight made it clear that the en-.
tire responsibility was his for the is
surance Of the original order aischars.
Ing the battalion Of negro soldiers for
alleged participation In the Browns
Vile. Tex, rioting and the refusal to
permit a suspension Of that order.
The president tonight was shown an
interview which was had today in
Washington with Cen Henry, G. Cor
bin. U. s. A.. retisSa, fn' which Gen.
Corbin stated that no 'sfSait ,or blame
In the matter rested with Mr.. TAFT
After reading the interview the presi-
dent. through his assistant private
secretary, Rudolph Foster, gave out
the following: ~1
!. Gen. corbin's statement Il abso-
luteiy correct, and II was & entirely
proper that he should make Il. The
substance OF the message from tho
pEes'oeht Wnlch ne quoted was made
public long ago. In the BrSwnsville
matter the entire responsibility for
Issuing the original order and for. de-
clining to allow its suspension was the
presidents" o: t,..N -
In his interview today Gen. Corbin
stated In substance that Mr. Taft was
In no way responsible for the order
discharsing the psttaisen' Of the
Twenty-fifth infantry and that in do
Ing so' the then secretary Of war had
obeyed the direct prdef pfitNe bfesi-
dent. Gen. Corbin then RESULTED the
circumstances as they pceurfsd ana
were published following the Browns
vile affair. .'t..4.y3.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

cotton buyer, and he was willing TO
let that stand as an index of what he
! would do for them if sent to the leg
islature
There were three candidates for
solicitor Of the Third Judicial Circuit.
of which Mr.. p. H. Stoll, of Kingstree.
was the first. He put it up to the
voters as a question Of competency,
pure and simple. All, he said, be-
lieved in the upholding OF constituted
authority and the proper enforcement
OF the law. 80. in that respect, there
was no difference between the cam
didates. He thought that it was fit-
ting that he should tell something Of
himself by way Of introduction. After
graduating, he taught school four
years, and then practiced law for
eight years. AS Sumter. Lee and Clar-
endon counties had all had State off,
GERS. he thought that it was William
.burg's turn.
Mr.. A. B. Stuckey was we'll known
to the people Of Privateer. He OPEN
ed by congratulating the farmers on
their fine crops. He would appreciate
all the votes cast for him. He had
never been defeated for Office except
20 years ago when he ran against
Hon. John 8. Wilson for solicitor. Mr..
Stuckey outlined his ideas OF the es-
sential qualifications that a solicitor
should possess. primarily being
promptness, patience and prudence.
Prompt to save delay an@ unnecessary
expense; patient to listen to all com.
plants and to give ear to both sides
Of every case presented for trial; and
prudent not to press unworthy cases
just for the sake Of a conviction. He
did not claim that he was the only
man suitable for the position, but
thought that he could come pretty
close to properly discharging the du-
ties Of the office.
Mr.. ]. B. Mclaughlin, the present
solicitor. was the last speaker. He
thought that each man should run on
his own particular merit. and agreed
with Mr.. Stoll that it w. question
Of competency for the voters to Judge.
He thought that he had faithfully,
impartially and fearlessly performed
the duties Of his office. He con-
tended that reither Mr.. Stuckey or
Mr.. stoll had had sufficient criminal
practice TO. properly qualify them for
the Office. while he had been on
either one side or the other Of every
criminal case tried in Bishopville
since he commenced his practice in
that town. He had obtained convic-
tions in every case that he had tried
since his appointment as solicitor, and
in many incidents he was opposed by
the ablest lawyers in the circuit. His
peculiar fitness for the office caused
his appointment by Gov. Ansel. He
hoped that the voters would endorse
him and his work as solicitor by
electing him to again fill the position
After the local candidates for mag
istrate-W. ]. Ardis. T. H. Osteen, w.
G. Wells and Douglas Jenkins-had
concluded their speeches, the meeting
adjourned, and the candidates and
voters returned to their homes. all
frightened by a most pleasant days
outing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

Union. Aug. io.-The attorneys Of
w. r. Jones. who is charged with the
murder OF his wife. Mrs Marion Jones.
whose death occurred on July 8. have
given notice of an appeal to the SUI
preme court from the order Of Judge
Hydrick refusing bail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

Boston. Aug. 10.-Mrs. Louise
Chandler Mouiton. the we'll known
authoress. dieo at her home here to-
Day after an illness of nearly nine
months. Mrs.. Mouiton's death was
que 70 acute Bright's disease. >
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12

DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Maddux were
painfully injured in runaway at
Union. The horse they were driving
took fright at an automobile and ran
away.
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\ ~ Seesasoa b. haakrspscy We aisd
auoR ;e'elesk tonioht In ths unit>d
Doatss sssrt ~ Atternst Charles
;, uerohausss os New Yerh. ysprassis-
i ~ HAIRY Y. Thaw Of this city, Who
= nsw eonansd in The Duchssc eoun-
~ New York. jail. tt 49, f
n ~ pstition rhaw statss that his
1npo.sts are eiss.eis.ss and H,s lia-
m)1sa sssa.ils.<s. tfs,'s
nnger o'llsrs. well kaewn Pitts-
DUv 6s>sstivs lad psrsenAl frisnd Of
~ S1aw family. was appointed q
seeeevss. His boad wAs placed At
) o3oe,eee and John Newell and yamss
= RIats, owo peonissat bvsinsp
eeh:es sh's city. beeens security or
: -. o'lGst& $3.50 - ~
Il 1hs ~ intsrsstins ta1psmstson
|lg1vsn sseasaAas ~ proeepo ~ = -
- seup1 n ths pssitios e94ag ~
(, - eo(sinsnssf oe . tselvsr ~
cX11sh q - alleged that the sctioh b
RDnn9 ~ ~ purpess of prsvsntine
- pooosrty b>lng Aisslpatsd IN Iiti-
cee1se syse s's'ne many q xh,cA
! 4ku(rl ~ ~ :. \ s ~ atst's'.
~ Dpsss = .shs Saaksqpssy shoS
- ~ rs1sss 70 hwysrs and doc.
3AaW sess>s aAAH n u eonqned in
- = pueheo county ana. q likely
- - thsrs eDr sone time. He says
49, = m ersditsrS have commenced
ss1e eoaisse him sad others ere con-
>snDlat,ng slnilas scticnH He 10 nm
Gpsee - hy4 70 give the litigation
his ataeatiee, owing to the eonnps-
mo@& ~ uapsss were rsesivsd BY
y. - UnAsswood. receiver In hank
supeey % ne Unsssa s&atss court for
xnvrU1se county. Psnnsylvania, who
haDosnso - - IN this city. the local
pee1vss. ". n. Blair. being ebssnt
~ . fsw days. TIE papev win
- pssssassd - Ns. Sasar whsn he re.
turns. W
Lssss snountiss to sisisee frqm]
~ nethsr. hrr willIsm .Thsw, srs
"a l,aouGs1. ~,
Aases ~ ssspsssd siai4e are T ne
'<1sesewing: John b. 0iessop. New
Yosk. sss.sss: Harsridse and Pea.
bsox sesw Yerk. sss.eoe; ]. J. Ora
-, Ns~bvrg. n. r.. ss.s%s: DR..
HomG.sA nsw Yssk. s1.ees; DR..
HgDsr. nssAanptsn. n. T.. 5000:
n 5e'1fRs. New York. ss,s<s; pr,
k@eosa 31esr,stewn. n. j.. 5000; Mar.
NtinI ~ I<sssssen. New York, ss,eks;
pr. Hamilson. New York. Si3. 900; Or.
psaA New York. $500.
Thsw's ssaseune.a
Rssshksspu1s. N. T.. Aug. 7.-Hsr-
4 - - AeWs WoSu tuSeTvteWo0 IN JAIL
tcnighe rsUsedins the bankruptcy pro-
cesdinsp institussd In Pittsburg. said
that he had already spent 5000. 900
, and that there are additional claims
amountins 10 $4,000 more. His as
ssts. he says. included $4,000 cash.
Continuing. Thsw said: 1T is a
) business necessity due to the heavy
y szpsnsss which I have been under dur
/. Inc . period Of over two years. Now
and additional bills and claims.
many Of them exaggerated. To pay
these as they are presented would
entail the result that could not pay
all and some just creditors wouls
suffer. II In to prevent exactly such
injustice that the bankruptcy laws
: were created and consider that by
becoming bankrupt insure justice to
an"
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what is hereditary " Blaming 4,
On the monkey."-Judge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-22
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"O sH 89 SStsmDe q S af9Fe e @ili Rort.apc.
@m Is. Ge3ember 5pibna Grtte, gtr. S2G,
Ho9ers Ipeu 80 Sabre alt.
glm 20. Scjember Spmer Erad, Eumbdrtous
grpemlc, g~aaoerln, / StntOe alt.
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PIN II. 9eaeInber Sobn SDd, Gr. 1882,
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PIN 20, ;2s8SmbeF eua SiIsert' "SooO Sd
Vim 10. Et5tmber 9fpia Spues, gtr. IA,
80. sirabc, 40 Sabre alt.
atn 10. Ge5ernber Miaiam Snapp' H'r,1e27,
am is. Heicm6e;r eowarO aaniman, Gr.e9l.
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SlioionzStr.. 3 Utondte alt,
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Suoions Strubc, . Wionnte alt.
PIN Is. December Slpno Rniei, Sobn5
SSopiirs' SoipiiNI. 6S Sabre alt.
9lul 10. Sebenber Sbarles Snuage DR.. 1909,
@utnpslSEdce. u Sabre alt.
2ln 90. Ec5embCr &cna Smitb, 9sr. 1927,
WiIIberrps Stru6c, 80 Sabre alt.
glm IS. December gugnit goiimaH, 9ar. 10.
SrcoeridsgIoe., II Sabre alt.
@m 20. Sejcmber 4nuiic Vonmer, Pr 1906.
2Seits 6G0 ette' SiraBe, so Sabre alt,
VIM 1S. Se5ember Senrp @eriing, Nr. 1889,
RorotUiount' Strabc. AZ Sabre alt.
9Im 30. Scjember Nutbuun @clbn, Nr. 1114.
SitsUtdoifors Strube, % Sabre alt.
glm 20. 9c3ember supbia 8oub, CIR, 2901.
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Stotiitit lit bent llmltanoe 5u3uihreis
ben, ouB sic GomiIie arrlpp oortielbit
mobnt, oercn @ermoqcn ilber 10
Wiuionen Morf betr0gt. 2ie aIaI'!
ring Ser oeutiden StoOte IN Se5u8
uui ibren 6IateuInbaIt gibt ELM 9or5
anoeres 9ilo. Mn Der Spite itebt
Soln nit 1880 @eftaren 0anlt Tolgt
6ronffurt nit SOIL &cttorer, terner
StraBburg nit 1928 Nettaren Soms
burg NIT 1858, Mtiluhen nit $3.50,
2resoen nit $500 m1O enolld Berlin
nit $40 Seftaren. .
Su einem MuiiNb IN Der
oNortb americalt RepieD" bemolirt
&ep. snoreu 2uffn Elm @eiltliber
Der onglifaniiden Stride, Die Nnltht
OaB Grobibition uuo G%briItentblln
eng nit chamber puiummcnbdngcn,
aui Dos 8riinolitIte. Gr benefit, ooB
Seirts fem Sempercn5ler mar nto
Dob Die STRIDE in Der Ecinigltng beS
tSleild)es 81 teiner 3cit ctl perolenlts
poQes @erf erblidt bot. Nll6 lebrc
Die STRIDE nid)t, Dab man Serlibir1z
gen flieben iollc, lonhern nod lbrer
Nuffuiiung beitcbe bua dlriltlide Sel.
0entbltm BARN, Geriltdungcn clltoc-
gen ST. treter uno tic 5l ilberipinoen.
Ios Gbriitentbum ent1uidele littlidlc
&roft lun0 @iQensltGrte. 2oral5
gebe bcrnor, boB Bic ErObibition &c.
nan OoS 8sgentbeil bon triltllhen
2lnlhauumgen oarlteIle, Ser @briIt
mer6e nid)t bonn Stnntc cr5ogen, rute
lolheS Ooa Erin5ip Der Prohibition
lit, ionoern CT uollbrinQc leine Gr5tc'
bllrlg burd) Die iittlid)en SeDren Der
Stride. Nuf ben meltIi6en Ston0.
puff ilbergebe1o, beruft lih Ger Ser
foIIcr nllf leilte iabrelangen geobohs
tllr9en in Scmpcren3.S tG0ten uno'
.Staoten. Gr bat aeillnoet Dab Die
icniAcn. Die fiir 2ocol Option tim
men, ea uidJt tblrn, nm iclbIt W1Bige
felt III iiberL ioiloern nm Nnoere 81
crilcbcrL mo 0arau2 erQcbc lid cine
luiOri9c Seutc!ei, Ser Mann, Ser
Iilr Socol Sption geitimnmt bat, iei
fem ieltcner @eilldJer bon Apotbcfelt
no cr it'd Stinmlon5eu perihoIfc,
ODER metbc iid) pom Bier ob ull6
HntcntV teOi3inen, bic ans nidtS ol3
Nltobol belteben, 81. gSGbreno CT nit
pboriiGerhofter llebcrlcgenbeit ieinc
uMc0i5in" ncbmc, meiic CT nit Ser.
odtllng oltf Ben Mann, Ser Elm 8Io3
@icr triltt, 0oS MIR bier Gro5crt sQ-
fobol cnt6dlt. Ger 9(uiinB uerOicntc
mcitcitc &cr6reitu1g i'll ben &rciielt.
luo man cill Mriitlife5 98erf 5l iibcr
perntcint, penn Mon fir Erobibition
ltinlntt. Is 81
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Sic rAnti Salppn yenanc" pon
Margfan0.

9ie Erobibiiioriitcn &iga poll 0to.
rnlano hat ibren 6cloiugSpIon fir
Die nod)ite Seiiion Der Staats. 2egia-
latiir bereits iir ur,o iertig. Ssbr Sc,
iiernlltubs Gbef W. 8. gubcrion per.
offeutlidt i'm in leiltem @odlcublntt
rShe american sSiiuc". limo bic Sc,
nera!itdbIer 5. s. @eiBe. $, Z. Git.
loilep, 3, $. Carroll, :. 81. Soplor
iinb 9. 9nfer. Iditisr betonntc ld,one
Seelell, babell Die Hlotiorm Der Siaa
unter5eitnet. Sie Serte iino bel
3eiten al Der Irbeit. uno oeSbaIb lit
es notbmenoie, oaB lid oitb ibrc
8egner. riibrer nno lid, 5uionumeus
idlieBen. CAB iie nit PROHIBITIONS.
forberlingen niid) in Der n1hiten &c.
iesqebni1d niht burfhrinaeIt merben.
tDiien eieM ~niferboIbe; besrreeen itel.
len lie in 8ihrer Bldtform aid bieie
3orbernns nift, fpnoert beariisel,
iifgmit cuier Focal Option Milf Mcu
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Musebutc.
9lreau pDu Valoniu & termination, pIrbitsiieH.
Rr. $50,

r Vulttrl o c, WRb.
@ngebote fir bic 9ntferHung Der ,seaentpdrtis
gen @eb1loe uno ole 9rribtitna etneS nerer
StddiSsS dbatS' "a gerhaltfeS an Der 9onipaps
StraBe, 5,uifbeu Der 6bar. eSs lino giebt, Strabe,
lperoen in oieiem Hfiredr ent9egen eenommett.
Gontratiorell, fpcide ibre Inaebote ein5nreidbeN
g~coenfen, in0aen ibre gppliIationett fir Die
Seihnil9en NM Spe5tiiidtioneil Dor gltitae
AM Ttcnitdg, ben %. Tcjenrbcr 1908, einreis
den. Solde Nppliianten ueroen mad, ieter
Satnnt benQhridiiet, mann lie bic 3ctdpnunget
lino Spe5ttttatione1 tlr bic Nisorbeiiinaeii
ibrer aoitendnidld9e ~crla1qeIl f0Hlleli.
Seoer, ipeldher iolhe Spe5iIitationeH mo
3eihnitlgen erbalteil, bat $50 5i oeponiren, bon
lpeIher Sltrtl1e ieoeni ~oerfelben bel Der Siirilds
crftufiure socr beiagten %3eidlnlinaen in ellteut
3uitanoe $40 5uriid beSablt lperoen. 3n5 Hebt
miro oorhebulten. ir9erio luelhe ODER uue Wins
gebote Suriid6ulueiier, lno iolhe Nngeppie, ole
nibt IN allen @in5elnbeiteu nit oeit Enforce
rItigcn Der Spe5ittl1tioren .ii6eretntiiHuer.
Vile angebote mitfien innerbdlb 5fpet Wotelt
bon oeni 9atilm an, an ipeld,eiIl Ole SetdhniIls
Gen etc. in bieler Office aus9e, iefert tperociL
eingcreidt fucroen uno BON eincm an ben
Stuatss Sfatmetiter au3geftelteu bcglalbtsieH
gbed fir orei Suufeno Collars ($3000) beglett
let lciu, lpcibe Siderbelt 5urilderIldltet miro,
lpcnn Der 9oHirait iitr Die arbett oeraeben plro
ober i'm Sale Die gu1ebote oertporter lperoeH
loltten. a.
4Ie unocren Soruen l,uS Spc5iftfationen
r1iliieit 70 criiiut fuerocn, mic tie in ocn Speji'
fif0ticHen uHo Dem NnGebotss Soruilar, iuelCbeS
ben gonirdftoren. oe fih lin ole grbeit beipers
ben, eingebdroiet miro. %beitinrtt iino.
9alouin 4 4rnntugtrn,
(Ge51517222D grtttsfieH.
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Ndt Scitcn,
Heaicrt Ons @olfi?

Cine iSr0Qe, ole lpuprcno pcr ltB=
ten FrGiiOentihaita. Gumpogne olel
pc1tilirt mo picIfnd ucrncitlt mo"oen
lit. Gic Gra9e itcbt lett i'll Mnrp.
lon0 mieOcr SIR 9cbotte. Sic mnlB
aitd bier Dcrucint merocn. Tic Staot
Baltimore hot cine GinDohncrjobl
BON rru0 100000, Der Staut Wtnrn.
loltO cine iold)c Don etlua l,lOO,0OO.
Gie @eoolfcriluN Oca Stnatcs lit ollo
ctpa iln sic &Glitc GROCER, ais Die
Der Stoot. Nm %cntien0cn ober DIE
Counties Marplnnb'a % S1ndtoren
IN oic Stuuta @eiet0ehung, Die StoOt
Baltimore MIR T.. Gu9 fonntc bon1it
crfl1rt me0erl oaB bie StnutsperfoI-
lull9cu nlebr ooer mcniqar nod Der
Seriuiiung Der Ser. Stnaten 5ltacs
ibnittcn iino. llnO bicie gicbt oenl
tleinen Mbooc. S$lnnb nit elmer bal'
Zen Wiaion G%immobncrn ebenio gut
jlpci @rmocSienotorcrL mic 9telu-
Dorf nit iciltcn S12 NiiQioncn Gi1s
l%pobncrn. In6tra im llnterhuulc.
ca iuate bic 3ohl Ser Heproienton-
tonten ser Gcp0lfcrunga5nbl mCnia-
items on1lolernO cntlprcden. Sic
Stobt baltimore lit ubcr lnl llnters
houie ser misunderstanding nit MIR
81 Experimentation ucrtGeteiL 10 cas-
nuf 23.300 Gimpohncr ein Hcpr1iell4
tnit iii Die @3ieb0cbul1 clltfdllt. Nu1
sic $4,000 @inlpohncr ser Counties
cntIullcn ober Il Wiitglie0cr Oes lin
tcrbuuleS. 10 0aB ldon oitt lucniqcr,
olS tl,GOO @iumobnct scr Counties
Gin HeprGicntnnt crtf1at; ein ihrei.
enOcs DiiBperhGltniB SIT l~lngunIten
Ser StoOt, 6ie 0oourd IN Ole @Gnoe
Der .biaoeren" 2onoonfels gc9cben
miro. llno oieie peritcben lhrc nillnr'
ride llebcrnIaht ouf Soften Ser
Stoot nlts5uniibeu. Ibgeieben 0opon
Oob bon Sen Itdotiidlen @eloe'n gro
Be Summen in Die Gouites nbflicBcll,
mic 5. y, cin NicrteI Scr Grtruge oltS
0cn it6otiihcn @irtbinofta -2icen5cn
in 0iciem Sabre rmnb $4,000
Collars - ole Serrm o,la zen Goiun'
ties pcrit,bclt ea ol,h, itGOtiihe Ger.
heileruuaen III Dintcetrcibcn. ODER,
menn lie Die Gu%rdfiihrung gcitottcn
8ortbeilc iiir bas Suno hlralta5l,.
id)lngerl pelhe baltimore 5u bcsab.
len bot. @ern ocnn einnlol OaS Bolt
regieren lol, 10 mi,b INN ollf in Der
8elabgcbu10 bic 9leid1e &ertrctinI
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oen III bc0rilBln. 8oupcrn7ltc Grp.
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InIid)t, 6ob baltimore in 0crStaotS.
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ll9felten iruiid}cn Stuot un0 Conn.
ties bic lortidlrittIidIc Gnhpid1llu0
oes Stoatea hinnern piir0cn. @1re
oas HeftSgeiiibl ocS Nmcrifonera
beiler cntmideIt 10 niiroc lid Ole ga
dc leitt mo raid erIeoigen loilcn.
20 obcr miro e. Sample toiten. Derm
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iperNcn lid, ibre ltorfe nmteriid,c lie.
ber~leaenbeit, bic tic 10 lo,ge N2hobt
hobcn, lldlt germ beidynei0cr loiicu.
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9crficgcltc 1ngebptc, an Die gortrditsB eb5roe
Der Staoi baltimore 9ertttet, peroet I'M Slia
renu oes Siaots Hegtlirators i'm Nntbbalts Sdls
tinlore, MIo., bis I'm IL ltbr 0ormittags ant
N,ittpud,, ben %. september 1908, fir bic ates
feriua uHo gblieierilIG bon loiben Neonrfss
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ben. 8alm,pou IbIau llo 1nnert li15 NSal'
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3ubebbr, Se1ttlcn etc. fir oaS Sabr 1909.
for 8nrniiblis alateriGiS ior tbe @ater Sc.
purtemeHt, Sbeoule " ooer :" etc.,. tpte pic
III Iieieriloen Wiuterialien iloNffi5trl ltno. ooer
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9s 1T Gin tpe5ieurr Seriutt 9erlad)t ,%porheil.
nm In Den Gontrait ltur 10 DE WluteriuIien iillo
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trae beS Ineeoots 100000 ooer ooriiber Vt.
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fir bic eetreuc Grfiiuune oes 6ontraites i'm
eIeiden Retraee oeS Beribes Seo Gontratte3
ftellen. -.
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einen SbetI irgeno zines glngebotes 5urildSu'
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Grrnrrif Mnamnn-

GS fturb nm 20. December 1908 i'll iciuer
gsounuHa. 9ir. $50, oros0entral.gloenue. Sres
orrif 8osman in leilenI Sc. gebensiabre. Eie
leerbiqnng iinoet Mittipud,, oen %. Se5erns
Der 80 llbr Wiorgens, bon Der pben genalns
len gSobmrna aus fat. lro odIlll nab Der q.
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0Iteni Nee fir ods Ncil iciler Seele celehriri
miro. Scruunote mo Jreunoe iitb u%chtlnso.
bon cirgelaoen, bei5ltiupblen. (3j7--S)
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Gbrijtppber Hpl.

s. iiar6 nm 10. Sejember 1908 Ghritop6er
GDn, ~aeIiebtcr @atte Der oeritorbenen alIlti'
9Inoc Nuu. BerIpunoie uro Srelinoe Der Sus
mile limo uchtineSool cingeInosr, Der Feeroi'
aiIrg bei5uipohnell, pelde am Sicnitag, ben 90.
December, S llbr WiorgetS. bon Der gSubnullg
fcines Scbucs, gr. 2+l3, Git e0erulsStra5c,
nab Der Ct. Gaibertnu's Nirmc itattlinoct, 100
nm 8 llbr cine NeouientNtciic fir feiu SeeIeps
bell celebrirt nirn. r ruit (305--T)tH
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observation-disclosures
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Sub.T epartemeWt bes 8ebaube'SHfpettors7
| Sureuus, 9lutDhauS.

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3d babe glpplltotiqneH liir bic folseneeH
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3 0lotore nit elmer @eiammt'6 apa5itoI DOH
IL Yferoetrctt. q -,
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elmer Ssfanlmt' Gapn5ttit hon , u Eteroc'
gIr. s29, 9Rcspenrp, strabe. . Motprc nit eli
ten. -
SrgenS Serianb. Der 6inipcnouracn bierge'
gen III itd6en Bat. iHif feline 4roteite in Die
fem @iirealt Dor 10 llbr Gormiituge an %.
2e5entber 1905 e%inreideu, puHH iiber oiCiGI'
beH oerbaHoelt wiro.
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