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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
THE COLONIZATION OF KOREA
DETAILS OF BILL RUSHED
THROUGH DIET AT TOXIC.
To Found Company Along Lines of
Old East India Corporation of
England for Japanese.

| TOXIC. May 22-Some strong objec-
| tons have been raised here against the
| provisions of the Oriental colonization
| company the bill for which was rushed
| through the diet at the tail end of the
| session. According to the statement OF
| the government delegate. the object OF
| this measure was to found a company on
| the lines of the old East India Company
| Of England for the colonizat ion of Korea
| by Japanese. The operations of the COM
! pany will be confined to the peninsula.
| but the president must be A Japanese.
| while at least two-thirds of the directors
| and auditors must be chosen from among
| the japanese shareholders: one vice presi-
| dent and one-thrd of the officers are to
| be Koreans. and the appointment of all
| officials must have the approval of the
Korean government.
| Briefly stated. the special objects of
| this enterprise are the purchase. sale.
| leasing. farming and colonization of land.
| the supply of seed and the disposal OF
| produce. the engagement OF colonlsts ana
| farmers and the construction purchase.
| sale or leasing of houses for their accom-
mediation.
Criticisms Against Undertaking.
| Dealing with some of the criticisms ad-
| vanced against this undertaking. and
HlOTe especially the tHdl ih
| the long run the Koreans are likely to be
| dispossessed of their land at arbitrary
| prices. the Japanese organ in Seoul, the
Seoul Press. points out that the company
| will undoubtedly not refuse to buy farm
| lands If the prices asked are not too high
| to afford a prospect of profitable work
| ing. but that such lands will be bought in
| the open market and at prices BILE
| to the sellers. Nobody need part with his
| land against his will and at prices unsat-
isfactory to him.
The instances of appropriation during
the war. it is commended. are not rightly
applicable in this case. because then the
Korean government under treaty
obligation to supply Japan with land free
of charge for railways and military pur-
poses.
Company a Private Concern.
The case is entirely different with the
company which is now forming. 1t is es-
sentially a private concern. although en-
joying a considerable measure Of official
support. and all it's operations are to be
conducted according to the law and under
the strict supervision Of the governments
of Japan and Korea.
Moreover, the same paper asserts. as
there is any quantity of waste land in
Korea which can be converted into good
farm land by the expenditure of compar-
atively small sums for the construction
of bikes, emba nkments and irrigation ca
nails. it will probably not be necessary
for the company to rely upon the pur-
chase of cultivated lands for the prosecu-
ton Of its plans.
| lay stress upon the old treaty under
| which no foreigner. in which category
| the Japanese are included. can acquire
| land in the interior of Korea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
Funeral Of Mrs. K. W. Cottrell.

The funeral of Mrs. Kate Watson Colt
rell. wife Of Edward B. Cottrell and
mother of DR.. William Watson Ayres.
whose death occurred Tuesday. took place
a; 3 o'clock this afternoon from the FAM
lily residence. 1880 Q street northwest. The
honorary pallbearers were: Lieut. Com
maEder r. B. Bradshaw. U. s. N: DR..
James D. Gatewood. L. g. N: Capt. Lewis
c. Merriam. u. s. A: Mr.. Walter III.
Acker. Mr.. Andrew B. Graham Mr. A. j.
Halford. Mr.. Charles C. Lancaster. Mr. ].
B. T. Topper
The list OF active pallbearers included
M. Charles G. Allen. Mr.. Willis J. Fow-
Ter. Mr.. Charles f. Howe. Mr. Wilbur "
Leech. Mr.. William p. Metcalf, MIR. Wal
lace G. Orme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
STOOD IN WATER THREE DAYS
Illinois Man Has q Narrowing Elk
perience in Quicksand.

ALTON. ILL.,, May 22.-Buried to his
waist in quicksand, after he had been
thrown into a pond by three men. Tony
Haas. twenty-four years old. stood in the
water for three days, according to his
statement. When he was found today
wandering along an interurban street
car track he was in half-crazed condi-
tion. He finally caught hold Of q log
er being cared for at the police station
today Haas said that three men had
thrown him into the pond. He could not
ascribe reason for having been thrown
into the pond. and said the men were
strangers to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
SENATORS RESUME DUTIES.
Two Others Will Not Return Before
Adjournment,

Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin. who
has not been seen at the Capitol since he
delivered his three days. speech OH the
Aldrich currency bill six or seven weeks
ago, and who has been Ill at his home in
this city all of that time. returned to the
Senate today. He said he was feeling
greatly improved. but had not entirely
recovered from the nervous breakdown
from which he had been suffering.
Senator Foraker of Ohio. who has been
confined to his residence by illness for the
past week also came back to the Senate
today He, too. has not recovered his
full strength and vigor.
Senator Elkins of West Virginia and
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota
VINO are ill. will not be. able to return be-
fore adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Leave of absence for two months is
granted Capt William o. Johnson, Goth
Infantry.
Second Lieut. George B. Hunter. 18th
Cavalry. will assume charge of construc-
ton work at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, re-
lieving Capt Edward D. Anderson. 10Th
Cavalry, of that duty.
The leave Of absence granted Chaplain
Henry Swift. 18th Infantry, is extended
one month.
Col. Abel L. Smith. purchasing COM
missary, New York city, will proceed to
Worcester. Mass. for the purpose of in
specting subsistence supplies, and upon
the completion of this duty will return
to his proper station.
Maj. Thomas W. Griffith. 2sth Infantry.
is relieved from duty with the Porto
Rico Provisional Regiment of Infantry,
and will proceed to Fort Smelling, MINI.
Naval Orders.
Commander II. Halls orders to the
naval station, Cavite, P. l., revoked; wait
orders.
Lieut.. r. D. White. from bureau of
navigation, Navy Department to the New
Hampshire.
Assistant Paymaster F. E. McAIillen,
from duty with the second torpedo fiotilla.
navy yard. Mare Island. Cal, to the
Connecticut.
orphan l.. r. feHnOlQS, from the
Franklin, navy yard, Norfolk. Va. to the
naval station. Cavite. P. l.
Boatswain J. Eberwine. from the Pen
sacola. naval training station. San Fran
cisco. to the Solace.
Warrant Machinist P. J. Hanlon. when
discharged treatment United States Naval
Hospital, Mare Island, Cal, granted leave
three months.
c. l.. Bahrendt. appointed a paymaster's
clerk in the navy. duty the Solace.
Naval Movements
The cruiser Albany has arrived al. Pan
anna, the tug Iwana at Boston, the
cruiser Wolverine at Sandusky the
cruiser Olympia at Annapolis and the
Atlantic feet at Puget sound.
The torpedo boat Norris has sailed from
Newport for Hampton roads, the cruiser
Des Moines from Colon for Port Limon
and the collier Saturn from Bremerton
for San Pedro.
The monitor Florida has been put in
commission at the navy yard, Norfolk.
preparatory to being used as target for
modern projectiles in Chesapeake bay
early next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22

Miller. lots IL. IA. IL. square o119: so.
PADSWOKTH-Harr B. Wilson ct al.
to Bailey Shumate. lot "a, square 2s2 );
so.
FIFTEENTH STREET EORTHW EST
between V and W streets-Thomas
Bones ct al. trustees, to John Tonkin
and Mary ]. Tonkin. lot 81, square
9eS: $40
21S SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST
John E. McLeran ct al, trustees. to
Henry Wassman. part lots II and Is
square 462; $3.O2J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22

the following were chosen: Delegates
Mrs w. S. Richardson. Mrs. Henry Evans
and Mrs. George Hurlebaus. Alternates--
Mrs A. C. Taylor. Mrs. w. c. Thompson
and Mrs. A. f. Powell.
A vote of thanks was extended TO the
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. c. L. Henry; to Mrs. w. III.
Bradbury of the drug exchange. to the
Retail Druggists Association and all who
assisted in making a success of the re-
cent visit of the delegation of Chapter No.
q of Philadelphia TO this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
EAVON TIE GUN M1So1VN.
House Committee on Banking and
Currency Agrees With Senate.

The House committee on banking and
currency today voted by a substantial
majority to recommend the passage of
the Aldrich joint resolution. creating a
currency commission. which passed the
Senate yesterday. During the considera-
ton of the resolution in committee
amendments were suggested increasing
the size of the commission beyond the
eighteen members stipulated.
These amendments were voted down on
the ground that to make any change in
the resolution as ii came from the Sen
ate would provoke a conference, and this
II was desired to avoid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
Woman Arrested aas stowaway.

VALLEJO. Cal. May pa young
woman giving the name of Olga Isle and
her home as LsO Angeles, was ar
rested last night on Georgia street wharf
while entertaining a crowd Of bluejach-
cts from the torpedo notilla. She admits
having come up from San Pedro as a
stowaway on board the torpedo boat Hop
kins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
Bluejackets Commended.

The Secretary of the Navy has directed
the commanding officer of the L. s. S.
Mississippi to convey to v. f. Eagle
quartermaster. third class. and A. X.
Bibas. gunner's mate, third class. United
States navy. the departments common
dalton for their gallantry i'm jumping
overheard to assist in the rescue of w A.
Rawnsley. United States Marine Corps.
who had either fallen or jumped over
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
Woman's Auxiliary Elects Delegates

A meeting of Chapter No. of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Retail Drug
gists' Association was held at the Ma
tional College of Pharmacy last evening
at o'clock for the election of delegates
to the national convention of retail drug
gists to be held at Atlantic City Septem-
Der a. The report of the treasurer. Mrs.
A. c. Taylor showed that the organiza-
ton is entitled to three delegates and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
SPIRITUALISM.

A PRIVATE SLATE-WRITING WITH Keller
1901 Fairmont St. any day will give any in
formation desired: all messages from the So
called dead. public seance Friday night.
ny30-7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22

Forecast till 8 pm. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia. Maryland and vir-
ginia. fair tonight and Saturday; light
southerly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22
Condition Of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
9 am: Great Falls. temperature. 81: con.
dition. 400: Dalecarlia reservoir, tempera-
ture. 20: condition at north connection
800: condition at south connection, 81.
Georgetown distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature. 20: condition at infiuent gate
house. so: condition at efnuent gatehouse
1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22

Greenberg, TimepieceSpecialist
Watches and Clocks expertly repaired. Watch
Cleaning. 75c. Mainspring. 75c. Crystal l0c.
MAX GREENBERG. 523 10th st. NV
Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-22

That Leak i'm tine Roof
won't grow smaller The quicker we repair it
t,e better and the less the job will cost Postal
phone -, ,..,
T,h.r+L Practical Timer. So 14th ~ nv,
1ODtIlH. Stove Expert. Phone NJ 21'9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
SUipitol fir Srriiuuiac,

SCltuJl VI ~iS4tuiNI wv ON ''F
ID. itdlt Die no Sabre alt lit. - Sc
uiinid)tc &cr1uiQiguna lutO PIN
goben iibcr llnterbaltInqafoiten
etc. - aroufc icrtigtcu Is Wias-
fenon5iige.
Gic Gireftorcn oc9 oWtorulono.
&oipitol9 fiir Srrinnige" nobc So.
tonoDiuC buben ocnt 0oupcrncur III
rem idbrlid)cn @crid)t iibcr oo9 per.
Aon0enc &obr, 0ua ITO. lett @riil'
Dung Der Nnitolt, u|ntcrbrcitet. Sle
logen Oorin, 0nB lie Die 2luinubme
ncltcr Foticntcn lpc9en Nton0Cl dlt
Rolm Backgammon muBtcn uno onB
Die llntcrhnltlmg9toitcn pro &opi IN
ToIAc Der EbcuerlHg in Den gtoh4
ruu1g9nittcIn gr0Bcr ol9 IeBtc2 &obr
Wureu, Sic luciicn 0ur0llf hin 0uii
ca ll0tbig lei. cir 6oipitol fir Die
Scranton unb 8cbrCd]liden 5lt crridl~
ten, bic icbt I'M &uuptaeb0uoe inter
debrodt lucr0cn miiBten 100 motl liz
lien nid)t Die 4~eb6rigc Eilegc mi0men
foumtc. Cine &crpiliatng non $50
coo miro BON Der H%eai9latur Der
I0ngt. Mad 0clu 0Cridt 0C0 Sd)ot-
mCiItCr3, Nrthur Z. Softer. lu0rCn Die
Nlt9goben $1t9t9323. gcQcn Sill,
1t6.1S, mno Die pro Gopito-llntcrbol
tulQafpitcn fiir Die 56S Futic1ten
S2G9.S4 gcQen $2O3,7S IS, fir $50 90
tienten I'M Norjabre. Wdbreu0 Oe9
&Qbrco muroc cine eiqene WoIierlei
tutg fir 0aa &nItitut gelegt, 0crelt
Soften $iG.0iS morCll. Scr Nctto.
Erotit ull@ Der 6drnl ergab 0en OF
phnliden Nctrag non S95Sj.S6 Snl
Sallfe 0ca SnbrcS murOcn 81 Nuticu.
ten mIfnrnolnmen mo 9 MS gcbeilt,
:! ais Aebciiert mo / ola m0ebeilt
cntluiicn. Die Snoe9rotc betrllg ~.
Gtb8cnt offer lulter. r0ehnNDlluLI
ItebGt0cn &r0nfcn, nnO 6 &ro3cnt ser
rurdihnittliden 3abl Der &uiolicn.
IS iturbeu 81 Eoticnten Is 4Sro3ent
non oicicn on Der 8riqbtid)en 9tic-
r%cntroutbeit. IN ocA perihieocnen
Mertitdtttn lntroc cine groBc Bail
bon &lciOrmg5ItiidttL NattabaItanrti
tel, etc berAcltcIt un0 ycporirt; iii.
ter sen &icioungoltiidcn mcrOcn 2S
Mlu9fenon5itgc qeuomtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Mus oen 0crtd)tcu.
EInpoIt ucrtIoAt gnmoIt. - Scbnt
lid, nod icincn &inoern. -
S0Helc Suits.

SGHcuc Suits.
NmpaIt (bonln2 u. Glen0enin bot
int Stootacridt oen Nlnuult Noolpb
i. Gcdcr nlti $500 ucrflngt iiir 81.
gentmmt in Nctrugc non 5000. bo9
on1cblid) i'm Niircdu oea aI0QrrS fir
aftetbe nit Ncid)log beIcat lpurhc,
sic Nerr Geder bcnl @ol9eigenthii.
nter ld)uIoig aeluclen lei. 4ic @erren
Glul0enin uno Gcdcr habcll 9ureuur
IN observation-disclosures mo OoralIs
lit Die Strcitfrnge cntitanheu.
Gnpitun nor @ertd t.
&or 9unoea.GontmiiiGr Hoocr5 BIZ.
Garm gcItern oo@ &erbor gegcn Nrqic
=. Rope, Ben GopitGn ocS Nultern.
Shooners n6lectmina". Gr miro
ongeldltlbigt, am %. 3e5entber eincn
llngor 10 grolliom bebonbelt 81 bu-
ben, Dab oieier iiber 9oro iicl mo ers
trunf.
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&in0ern.
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genouaiogcn int Sole bon 6ront
Gmrbein, Der Die Sbblrt iibcr ieinc
5ipei &inoer illd)t. Die ans ieiner CITE
nit Eboebe &. Gntrbein bcrporgln.
Qen. Sieie Gle puroe geid)ieoelt, Sic
Srou erbiclt Die ainoer, perheirotbetc
iih sum 5pciten Wnle. mo ibr @otte
@lenrpp i. aehn bcbielt Die aillber
rad Dem Iooe ibrer Wilttter- Iudl
Serr grnrhein ailg cine 5peite Che
Gin mo lebnt lid iest nad) ieinen
&irtoern. Hifter elliott bebielt lid
Gle Gutideihung Dor.
ShmeIle Suits.
9trr ein Soil lag aeitern Dem Sri
minoleeriht Dor cine 3%iebitobls-
dnflaoe gegen Die Neeerin 5orriett
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y. Icscnlber in Die aaiiite bcs
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p6otoaropbiihe Camera mno onbere
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nem Sahr 3ildltbnls, 6epblts 6t Ell
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Marniano- nnS 9;cnniafpan'a-@ aba,

SAGE p~et.aIien 9ortb.Nuenue. Sta. ION:
7.30 Wioreens gprf Eoft, tdglih, dnsgenrrh
men Gonnldg. ~
COS Wiorgerts Eelta Teecrt, MIR Surnfae.
$50 Mtoreens Selr. Aeeout, fdgtlh, lasge,
rpIiIten Sorriag.
f.20 gah'Miitage Eielatr Geeom., mir samii1s.
3.25 gtadntittaos gnrt 4sDft. td9lIh, ans9es
.toinluei So1nidg.
4.05 A%udmifings GeIta slceont., MIR Sorrtfdg.
4.45 9tuc1uIittaes &eiuir gccorn., tdglih, aus.
oennunten Gpnu.oo. III
600 sabenss aeIia aeeoH,.. .dsIs6. ,ausae.
nortrfeu Genntae.
II. 90 abenos 8siia aepHn., uur eonnias.
1.30 stberbs Reiair Slccout., tdpiId. ausaes
nou.Meu Souulua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
GBeIapcafe Gampier.G umpagnie.

GIeannie go fiagier.Sdmpfer columbia" uub
nNugu1id."
Eth 9uiut Comfort uno 1urfpn. ga.
SdInpiet ~nerlatteTl Baltimore tdafin (dusGes
~lto1!l1ieit @onltaesl I'M 100 abefos uitb Tom.
men III Sio 4oirt 9orntort nm 6 llbr W2nr.
geils .lHo III NorIotf nm $50 Worgeus an, ais
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Nintfel oes Siioeis mo Siiopeftens.
Wurt.1itnersatnte.
Sle9dltter 9a11agiersS ai1pfer 4atIautd.".
tad @eit'Nutrt inb Htfirpnb, ia.
Camper beriaiiea Baltimore Sierftag5, Sors
nftIiags uno Sanifuas lin 8 lbr 9sn1mitiass
Inn t~onlnteit Su 9S"fts4otnt nm 4. as Wloreens
l,io III Ricbrnonb nm g.20 Wlpreens AT.
Sic 0ampier ueroen ant Der Sin. NIB Nid.
fabrt bel gitnltiaem gSetter III 8loueefter goint,
elemeuts, &lab 8dni mn 4amuHo's anIeaen.
Sampfer ~Detiaieu sattimure pom Bier GT. Is
nno 10, 2iabtitr nbet. Merfte.
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iiberi, Sepdd autgeeeben lino aaiiitenBimmer
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NiaetsGiirearr; gr. t19, t.saftimu .strake,
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strape, oner ben 6alpts9iireuur an giabt.
uah aeesetrabe, Baltimore, MRo.
Aeuben 5uitcr, 6. Z. Gttsm,
Gen. s8eidittstiibrer. @ef. sRGff, sgiaent.
Z. $. Dse1annel. SfiIfss@en .sBaif. .aaeaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

ole 5rau lpegen @eblerei 81 80 Ia.
gen W~eidnqhiB uerllrtbeiIt 9te 8rpB.
neifmorenen botten crit geitern Wtor.
gen bic Nnfloge ge1en Dos Erio er-
tubell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

Cillcm 6oltenQlt1ludll0 Uolt Sfo,OuU
crridItet mor0cn nor, bcfon0cn iidD
ouBerocm nod Die @cid6it5r0ltmc
Der Sd)uithuoorQn&auolln 5. q.
Burner & SO. mo Der olSalbIngtons
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Der FARMERS lrlJit So" bon 9oltis
more, mo oo5 6oncod O%pcrnbou3,
mcI6t9 pon Dem Weid)ditSfiibrer Der
W}uIif 2tfo0cmic ION 0oger9tomn &C.
mictbet lit. Ger Grrimaurcrtempcl
mar, MIR init 5000 periitcrt; bic
iibriQen Tcr(ititc limo q%r6Btcntbcila
Ourh c~ntiprcdIcnoc Gcrlidcr1nG &c
0cdt.
@frNc nieoCr8cbronnt.
Iie @roce p%rot,.nletb. Stride in
Neloir. Nh, 6rolmtc bis ollf sen
@yun0 nicocr. oGnc oob c9 m6glid)
mar, olIdj MIR oic grobc @i6cl SIT ret.
ten. 4oS 6cllcr entitouo WobriheiuF
lid in Dem Gien oc3 Sellers mo per
brcitcte lid nit ropiOcr SdncQiAtcit.
Die irciuiIiQc 6elicrmcGr, Die Qnn}
0or5iigIide TicnItc I%ciItctc, mtBtc ijd
oorolti bcid)rGntcu, Die al Ole gronO-
itcQc n~nNrcn5cnocn @cbduoc 81
ifiltcn. Gin ollgemcincr SCuerolorm
touutc nidt Qegebcn mer0cL "a Der
TcucrsDielhcopporut uid)t iunttio-
ilIrtc. Iic STRIDE luor MIR gum @e.
trogc bon $500 pcriidcrt; oieiclbe
lpor inn &obrc 1884 aebnut. @Gb.
reno 0cs eScucrs itclten uerihic0elc
promincntc @iirger Der Staot on.
iebnlide @ctrd0e fiir cinen 9icnbolt.
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Or @uuuerteur SAT Ms
'.I...'.0 7 eit'dmcnt,'
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ten in irciNcbiQitcr @eiiec 10 boutc
CT por tinig9n tS1rtrcn nj Salisbury
cine DISQUALIFICATION init ctnem
@olteuauiuuuD pom $4,000; iernCr
0ob cr $25,000 Der emanuel bid.
metb. STRIDE in Salisbury. rSn lelnem
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Hihnlono- mo Gutbe0ralsS troBc be.
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BUD Borne, elmer Ser finn @cion.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1dt gIeiosUoi fIb bsf
reit sum 8eorau6 In Der geu1hen nno UT
aopal.giatten un 1000 abenes.
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spar.9dnten.
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uno SattlnlorefStraB
st. SdmeSsSpdrbans," Balttmore'SfrdBe uHo
@ufiO IsN0ulessoeInle.
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she Baltimore gieus Co." 8ooto abertrom
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