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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
HERvEY TALKS
ON. PENSACOLA
Tells Mobile People What
Was Accomplished in
Pensacola.

Under the heading Half Million
Dollar Hotel for Pensacola" the Mo-
bile Register OF recent date contained
the following:
Charles B. Heryey returned yester-
day from Pensacola, where he attend
ed an important meeting OF the back
ers of the proposed Observation-Disclosures
Motel for the Florida city The cree
ton of the hotel. Mr.. Heryey says, is
assured. more than enough money
having been subscribed by the people
of Pensacola for that purpose. Tie
hotel. according to the accepted inten-
lions. will cost $3.50. 900, and the Her
vey Hotel Company guarantees to fur
nish il entire at q cost of an addi-
tional 100000.
In discus sing the proposed new
hotel last night Mr.. Hervey said that
the people of Pensacola have re-
snOnded promptly and literally 10 his
nronosition and that the hotel is eX-
nacted to be completed and delivered
10 him on Octoosr I. 1909. He eX'
pects work TO Commence on the build
ing within the next ninety days, n
though the site has not been pur
chased nor the plans drawn. Mr.. Her
vev will select his own architects aud
the plans of the building and the site
it will occupy will both be acceptable
to him. Bids are being advertised fol
in Pensacola for both a site and plans
A meeting of the stockholders will h
held in Pensacola in the near future
to decide upon a site, bids havins
been asked for the sale Of certain
properties.
Mr.. Hervey said last night that the
/ $3.50. OGO raised by the people OF Pen
| sacola will be used for the purchase
of the site and the construction o.
! the building. When it IS turned Owe
to him, in October Of next year, the
| Heryev Hotel Company will eXpenC
an additional $4,000 in furnishing i
complete"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
i, {. '. COLORS
IN MOURNING
Major General w. L. Wit
itch of Florida Division
Issues Orders.

The following orders issued by w.
L. Witch. major general commanding
the Florida division [. c. V. are sell
explanatory:
i. 1t is with profound grief that
the major general commanding has to
announce rhe death of our beloved
commander. Gen. Stephen ID. Lee,
which took place yesterday. May 2Sth,
at Vicksburg. Miss Gen. Lee was
born in Charleston. s. C., graduated
at West Point. and served with great
distinction through the entire war
rising rapidly from captain OF artil
lery to the rank &C lieutenant gen
eraI. commanding a corps in the army
of Tennessee.
80. The major general commanding
feels that this entire division Will
unite in mourning upon the irreparable
loss our organization has sustained by
the removal from among us OF this
gallant. faithful commander. His de
votion to his duties are too wei
known to require comment, and il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
HALL ENTERS
PLEA Of GUILTY
Case Which Has Been On
Police Docket Long Per-
iod Dispose of.

T. A. Hall, whose name has appear
ed upon the police court docket since
last October, when he was arrested
on the charge of selling liquor with
out a license, yesterday entered a
plea of guilty through his attorneys,
and he wiz be sentenced by Judge
Johnson next Tuesday morning
At the time of his arrest Hall con-
Quoted saloon -Palafox street,
and he gave bond apd left the city,
the case being continued on account
of others being before the supreme
court. Hall has now disposed of his
liquor business in Pensacola, and yes
terday his attorneys appeared and en-
tered a plea of guilty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
Downward Course
Fast Being Realized by Pensacola
People.

People.
A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Brights disease.
This is the downward course OF
kidney ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
advice of a Pensacola citizen.
Mrs. Fred Andrews, 900 w. Garden
street. Pensacola, Fla, says: For a
number of years had periodical at
tacks of kidney cvomp-aint. Recently
/ was troubled a great deal by a dull
pain across my back. i was nervous,
felt weak and had a very poor appe-
tite. l had used Doan's Kidney Pills
before with such good results that |
decided to try them again and obtain
ed a box at the Crystal Pharmacy.
They brought the desired results in a
short time and for that reason it
pleases me to endorse them"
For sale by al dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Bu) ffalO,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
| take no other.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
WILL RENDER
GOOD PROGRAM
Tomorrow is Children'S Day
at Gadsen Street M.
z. Church

Tomorrow will be observed by the
Gadsden Street Sunday school as Chill
dren's Day. This year Children's Day
will be observed differently than here
tofore Sunday school will be neld
as usual at $50 a. m, and a II
O'Clock the pastor, Rev. Rogers. VIII
preach a sermon to the children. Al
this service a number of the children
will take the place of the regular
choir.
At 8 p. m. an interesting program
will he rendered by the Sunday school
scholars, consisting of sonsg, etc. A
cordial welcome is extended to all
to be present at any or all of these
services.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
r-ARINE NEWS.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships

Basuta. Br IS, Thomson, 1899, Savan-
nah TO Southern States Lumber Co.
Muirfield .Br IS, Boyle. 1856. Las Pal
mas to j. A. Merritt & Co.
Norfolk Range, Br. S.. Redman, 1885
PIT Inglis to J. A. Merritt & Co.
Comedian, Br IS. Netherton, 3417
Liverpool 10 A. A. Brown & Co.
Val Salice. Ital. S., Costa, 1883
Savona to Gulf Transit Co.
Mayfield, Br IS, Sampson, 1725, Dakal
TO KeySer-Muldon.
FernanSina, British SIS. Weber, 1146
Porneron TO ]. A. Merritt & Co
Regina German S.. Iceberg, Port Ar
thur to j. A Merritt & Co
Everieda. Br. So. Barker, 1887, Gulf
port to Cary & Co
Ships
Torridon, italian ship. Cenpadoncia.
1852. Dublin to order.
Solheim. Nor blk. Hansen 9I7 Punta
Arenas. Chile to NICK Oerting & Co.
Maren, Nor. bark, Olsen, 1898, Monte
vedio to master.
Gesso. Italian bark, Leboffe. 9SS. Con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

rakry to w l.. Witch & Co.
FioIa, Ital bk. Palazzo SIG, Marsellles
to Pensacola Lumber Co ~
Mairi Balm. Italian bark. Razeto, 1905,
MonteVediO to master
Marina Madre, Ital blk, Galtano,
1853, Rio Janeiro to Rosasco Bros.
Viva, Nor blk, Pauesen, 1643, Buenos
Ayres to master
Alexander Black, Br. bktn-, Mobile to
master. ,,
Rom, Ger. bk., Strack, 1858, Mobile to
master.
Schooners
Donna Christina, Am Sch, MCLEOD,
l65, Belize to master.
Kate Feare, Am. sen, whitney, DID,
Mobile to master
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
TERSELY TOLD.

The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was SS degrees at
1870 a. m, while the minimum was
30 degrees at a. m. Last year on
the same date the maximum was 80
degrees and the minimum l3 degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is "a degrees and the average mini
mum 73 degrees.
Fourteen cases were docketed for
trial before Judge Johnson IN the re
corder's court yesterday morning. VI
this number two Migrants were 1ound
guilty and sentenced to serve 10 days,
but sentence was suspended, one
case continued, and fines amounting
to $43 imposed.
Paul Garter, secretary to Congress
man W. B. lamar is In the city on
short business visit.
A. Moog and wife and A. Greenhut
and wife. returned to the city on the
steamer Manteo this morning.
.Messrs Moog and Greenhut and
| their wives made the round trip to
ApaIachicola and return on the Man
| teo this week.
|
| Joe E. Maura, manager of the Maui
ra stationery Co., who has been at
| the Inge-Bondurant Infirmary, in Mo-
bile, for the past three weeks, where
he was operated on for appendicitis,
was discharged from the infirmary
| today. and is in Greenville, Alabama,
on a visit of a few days with the
parents OF Mrs. Maura.
| -
l A B. deMontmollin, general freight
, and passenger agent of the Mobile &
Gulf Steamship Co.. 1.-THE ManteO line)
did not return this trip on the Manteo
but remained over in Apalachicola in
the interest of his company.
Hon. r. A. French, mayor of Flor
ala, Ala, was in the city yesterday
on business. Mayor French left fol
his home on the Gas train this morn.
ing.
Hon Ernest Amos. state auditor, ar
rived in the city from his home al
Milton today. Mr. Amos is engaged
in auditing the books of County Tax
Collector J. s. Roberts. A report oil
his audit will be submitted to State
Comptroller Groom upon its compile
ton
when the First National Bank
moved into its new building, it gave
TO the people who visited the new
building brass discs about the size Of
twenty-dollar gold pieces. Yesterday
one turned up and a good police
story" was narrowly missed by the re
porter as a result On North Reu'
! street a lady was called to the from
by the bell ringing. A young man o
a most pleasing countenance hur
riedly asked if she had five dollars
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

A. D. Beck to A NJ. Beck. SECS.
E IA of y w IA of Sec. 10, Up 3,
y r So, West.
u. S. to Reuben F. Henderson,
w II of NV IA of Sec. 3, r. 80,
West.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

A lot Of old newspapers:
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, SC a bundle, at The Jour-
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

that ne would give her a tWenty-dol-
lar gold piece to keep until ne couIQ
bring back the money. Inc lauy Oh
the house however refused to accept
the CLINT of the disc held confidently
toward her and she examined IL
closely. By the time she had hnlsneu
the young man who hoped 10 ma d
little easy money had turned the cor
ner and was far away. The pieces OIL
metal are deceptive, in tact, the re-
porter being very unfamiliar with $40
gold pieces thought he had been
handed a fortune. but when he at
tempted to pay for his evening dough
nuts and coffee, he was quickly dis
illusiOniZed.
Thomas NJ Walsh. of New York,
i in Pensacola in tne interest OF a
publication of some very high grade
literature.
isn't it Just awful" cried the port
Iy little clerk at the postal card and
other thinket counter Il had 1t all
Manned to go to the ball game with
Mister Jones. my Mister Jones. you
know. and now ! can't. ! don't sup
nose they'll be able TO play, either,
this nasty old rain has ruined every
thing -
'sWeTI. what do you think OF this.
Amt this rotten asked the shoe
clerk of his companion. No chance
TO do anything I'd just as leave work
this afternoon. There are only two
things to do on a rainy day, and L
don't play poker"
And. so it went. Everybody had
MANNED something, and the rain
ruined it all. Only one crowd OF the
hundreds who had an afternoon off
really had a good time and that was
the crowd that made the trip to the
island. They come back sunburned
| as is usual after trip to Santa Rosa,
for strange to say, not drap OF rain
! fell over there
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is list of the real estate
transactions recorded yesterday as fur
nished by the Pensacola Abstract Co.:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

'T believe in laying something by
for a rainy day." remarked the absent
minded man as he appropriated q
strangers umbrella.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06
HARBOR, RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
The Bay Front.

The fishing schooner Bertha Miller,
of Carrabelle, which came here few
days ago with about 1000 snappers,
and was afterwards placed on the
marine railway for a general repair
ing, was launched yesterday and tow
ed over to the city. She will take ice
and supplies here and proceed to the
snapper banks, taking her catch into
her home port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
Iaria and builds up the system. F1.'
grown people and children, SOC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

The launch Grand Rapids arrived
in yesterday from Holly with num-
Der of passengers, and is taking cargo
to return today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

remains for us but 10 bow in humble
submission TO divine decree.
3 Commanders of camps will
have these orders read to their
camps. published in their daily papers
and drape their colOrs in mourning
for the next thirty days"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

The steamer Manteo, Captain Nc
Iaughlin, arrived yesterday morning
from her regular run to Millville, st.
Andrews Apalachicoa and Carrabele.
The steamer had good cargo or ma
val stores, which was discharged at
Central wharf. Yesterday she took
out a big excursion, returning to the
CITY at o'clock, and departing at
O'Clock for her trip TO Mobile.
The steamer Tarpon, Captain Bar
row, is due this morning from her
regular run to the east.
The British steamer CaStano hence,
has arrived at Antwerp.
Captain Jensen, of the steamship
Admiral Schlsy, which arrived at pier
No. 5, north wharves, yesterday from
Jamaica, reports that on May 81. at
noon in latitude 1920 north, longl
tude 1856 west, she passed a large
yellow painted boom with sail attach
ed, and from 10 a. m. until p. IN
she passed numerous pieces of new
planks and boards.-Philadelphia Re
cord, June 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

Hon. r. A. French, mayor of Flor
ala, Ala, was in the city yesterday
on business. Mayor French left for
his home on the Gas train this morn
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

The British steamer Castano hence
has arrived at Antwerp.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-06

Hon. Ernest Amos. state auditor, ar
rived in the city from his home AT
Milton today. Mr.. Amos is engaged
in auditing the books of County Tax
Collector J. S. Roberts. A report OF
his audit will be submitted to State
Comptroller Groom upon its compile
ton
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S52j.0O fanici
ein mooernc5 6uuo nit icba 3iiancrit IN CRIT
ilniitecm 3uitunoc; mr3 ioiurt ~pir'urit mcr0en.
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SIN 2 CONNER 1909 ipIl ~ G.
Der Elm SoiierprciS @cttiingut III
Sranffurt a. W. itottiinocn. IQc
Dclltld)en Wunner : @ciongpcrcinc,
Die lid nit elmer Mitolicocr5obl BON
minocltcna 100 S1ngern bctbeiligcn
tonnelt llno ipollerL limo cingeloocn.
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ten" (tin @Gnod)en scr Nncfooten-
Wibliotbcf, bic bon 81. gus in Stltts
gort bcrousoc0c6c1 mirh) aeben mir
tolgcnbcS 8cl6idtd)en pieoer: SedbS-
lnbieds5ig. IS miro er5dblt, oob
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:, toi1a Wocirm 6cs ocrtid : iron5oii,
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brennter Tlunet, 9sildt IeoelDt MI
INN. feen Stroud, feene "~feii'deh'
feen gier I'M nilht, olleS IS ooo mo
ebc," .Nu, wenn er jar feeil Il
3iped MIDI bat, gu nos IS CT oeh'l Oh
nod bo?" Set iage ut ia ooN,-
aber no loa erin blnY!"
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Scrcini9tc Sdugrr bum gaItim

lilulliu " pluil'
ncrfor . Sollc;" Gr1liNent Scnrp
SbomoS; correiponoirenoer uno pro-
tofoIlircnber Sefrctdr pro tenn. g.
Simmelbeber, Gar. 315, Ioro.Goen.
Strobc; Sinan5icfretdr g.. Simmel.
beber, Nr. 315, NorO.Goeu.S trabp:
Sdasmciiter S. WidIih, 9tr. 713,
8arncr.S troBe; 3iri0cnt 9h. Sem.
berger. Gcriammlrng icocn 5tueiten
Srci.aa i'm Ionat.
yUcrmania.N uartett.G Club"
,SouptQllortier: @agner'S Soae,
itunoe: 0ienItagS. 9iriocnt 5.
&arolls.
Germ a-Wdnnerhor."
Sauptqllartier: @ermunia . WGE.
ncrdor-SoIle, Nr. 40 bis Alp, @elt'
Sombaro.S trabe. SinaItunOe: DON.
neritags - 0irigent: Ebeo0or Sent
berger.
mSrobiinn."
Salptquartier: Sro6Iinn SoIe,
Hr. 1000, Sreoerid glpcrue. cling.
Ger. 116, Noro-Eaca- Strabc, cling.
ItunOe: WtittmodS - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &lein. u'''.. -"'.''".'
nGrbeitet.W Gnner6or."
Souptquortier: anorcnS' Souc.
Nr. 314, SanoueritraBc. SinoitunOc:
WittiuodS - 9irigent: 9aDio Wte.
lamet.
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1922, Sorforb.a penue. Sinoltuuoe:
Gicuitags - 3irigent s. s. Sranf..
n9ocuIt,g nt-Ndnner6or."
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Gdc Cuba uno gnoreitraBe. Sing.
Itunoe: Mittpod gbcnoS s llbr -
Sirigent: Silbert &riippel.
nIrbeitcr. 2ieocrtaieI."
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40S, 8eit : 2eriretouitruBe. Sing.
itunoe: G~ienitogs--Girigeut: Suberi
Stripped.
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Gdc pnu Caroline. uto @~oitgbltroBe.
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Cirige!h: Iltguit Sdneioer.
.WoSart.RGnncrhor."
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mann.
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tSingituuoe: Wittpod)S - 9iriaent
Geo. ". E6blmann.
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tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
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pei.
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Epint. SingiiunSe: 3onncritng
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Nicm MIS- iii il
Ni9lunrd nod Scr N%blcbnln0 lcillea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oiC BON Scitcn
0uiiCr @il6clm'S 0ca Grittn nit bcnt
Gcfonntcn Nortc .%,9ticnuolH" criolgte,
micocr Nlloicn5 bel ocm aoiicr buttc,
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Baltimore Warft6crihte.

Baltimore tS. 4ligllIt 1908.
Mcbl. - 3lIiubr 1869 0Giicr.
cmihliebIid 1884 6diicr 5u 2ccuit.
Eoint mo 1ll2 6Giier 5rl Canton.
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Gallagher, Der @anmciItcr.

panicr i'm GOO BOD Grro, 8luuer.Str.
@bcn pullenoei cine 5ciDe moocrlcr, 5lpei.
ftodiger Sdnicr, q Simmer rlo 9'ao. SaS
Wnbc8imner bat enluiliric gSlrte Itno f~atiiarcs
$3.50. Gic6rigcr WrunO5jus. GpiRc Shnicr
bnbcn bube iInb %gcfinnc cage. ginhSlirN9cn in
girrnu, Nr. 2531, CisWiunumcrt. Strofc.
U43-)
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$4,000. Sm pcrfanfcn: $4,000.

5ene nsuen, mcperncn 5pelupdlacu SduTcr
On oer Noros4aresS trabe, 8pilbeu SairnloHnts
Hbenle ilb 5uDettesS truBe, init alien nooers
I1en @tnrlhiingcn; cenlcn.irtc SelIer. 9of mo
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pliiaaifie. Wurnurtrcppcn MIo ,@eitnic, ianis
tdre Sraillnge, StruBen mil bitriii5irlen 3iegcIs
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UNI tie t6nben al f1nnen.
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tIh mo Sonlinas often. sipenieu nm RIube.
Brnnonlieibe $4,000 - fehsutooreiBi9 Sollrs
pro Sabr.
s1alter 8. @eitShat,
tWfat16-) Banunternebmer
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Safer. - 3uIlbr $3.50 Sll'
ldJcl; aus Den Glcuotorcn 5llriidgc5o-
gen S20l @uihcl; Glcpotor}upprrotb
12S,5l6 Iuidcl.
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bic mi30cudbltcS go. 4.25-i00
Mui&ntcbI pro 100 Ef0. 1.SO-.l!D
@ci5eu,- 3uiubr 10000 DIT
id)cl; &criunOt ppn Den G~lcpotorcn
tO1 BOG Wllifcl; GlepntorcnsGorrntb
1,5S1l33 Wuifcl.
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1tabiirt 1925.
GonloliOatcb 3oan 81.
MurN= Mon

Gin arobcS glitcrtimcnt pcrfaGlencr 9iannans
fnuf nod inter bnlbcm Goitcnpreie. gGir geben
nnd ipie Dor liher1le Sdrlcbcn AMI ale gcrtbs
aeaenitdnoc. GciicnsGin9un9 6lnl YrioGtsNLi
rcuif.
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~ y " I ". ,)HIltUt - SIIu)Cl
ans Den Glcpotorcn 5llrildgc5o9cn -
@lIIdcl; Glcpntorcn B.. Sorrotb 1857
Wuldcl.
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3m %pcrfanfcn porr su pcrmietbcn.
,3u ucrtanicu uorr At uermietbrn:

I'll UtrtnNICH Ubrr I'll UtfIITVfHCN.
Ncues mohcrrcs Nubnbul5 in Niurbuit Val
timnre. q Simmer mo 9ino, 9t1ltrdIbCiNiltp.
Cement zaeIer II. T. ~. @ruuo6iua S3G; Yirci9
5000. oncr $l3 pro Wiunut. Serncr finn ciIiQe
dnocre preieucrt6c SSnbubduicr in mo nnbe
Baltimore 5u ncrldufcu bel 6crmaua @aocn.
bupp, 407 8~aitBcr'Ylog, iii ~Hpro'6hnrlcs.
StrnBc. (Sept1 .12ldc)
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gn %ucrfaufcn.

$3.50 - Sir eiites icncr prattprueu Sdr,
fer rabe RniierionsFnrf gtr. 20. %, 2S elc.,
9toro- 8uresS trabe. 9cmcuitric Grnlluire. sell
ler l1to Sof; emutuir.e Vabeipuuuc mo sri
tbenarspub etc. $50 Naor uno $4.05 pro gSps
dc fauien GilleS icncr nloberrcli 0dnicr. Ne.
lthtiat ite mo iibcrieu9t Sud. Gebr Ieihie
@ehtn9lnaell. Gopnro J. etrrd. an Srt NIB
etcne. ,Sitil7,1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-19

MniS. - 3uilIbr 1921 9ltldIci ;
EcrionOt bon Den Glcpatorcn 1860
%uid)cl; Glcpntorcn &orrntb 3D..
952 Nuihcl.
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lttber ooS tro0ii6C &C.
ifid zines iul1Cn Soritbcnmten be.
ridtct Die y@rojcr G%N1capOit;;" Nc1rs
lih itorb in N]aNcmcincn &rontcn.
bnuic 81 @ro5 (Stcicrnnrt) Ger
6oritbtomtc &copoIo 3cdl I'M Nltct
non 81 %nbrcn. Gr mar icincr5cit
fiirItlid) Gltcrbojp'ihcr 6oritooiuntt
III Sotia bel &onlorl. Nm %. &c.
sender 1900 iibcriiclcn - 3igcltncr
ooa SorItholta in Ioti1 ulo iibcr-
mGItigtcn nod bluti1cm Sample ntn
Sort N0iunft %copoIo 3cfl, nod.
Dem er 5mci 3iNcluncr crid)oIicn NM
nlcbrcre ucrlctt bnttc, Nicrouf muro2
3cfl, Der olld) clncn SduB III 0cn
&opf trbnltCn bottc, BON bcn 3igcll.
llcrll cntflli0ct; mani id)ritt ibnl bic
Scbnen an 0cn 6ilBCn blIrh un0
bGu0tc i'm an cincm Nuumc olrf.
Sd)licblid lullr0cl ibnl bCioc NbrCn
G~llrd)ltpdlclt, Die 3ltlt1C ltn0 Sbeiie
Oca llntcrlciba bcrol3Ncihnittcn uno
Der Nrulttorb c%in4cihloNCn. Slrd)
ooa GriNcincn BON # @cuoorncn,
bon ocn2l lloO br'tiNcm Sample
nit ocn 3iNcuncru iiini foot oln
Ylote blicbcn. nllroc Der 10 Gcntor-
1crtc Sort I0ilultt nod Ncrcttct.
,3cd( luor orci Sabre I'M Spitnl, cit
babies $obr I'M &rrcnbuta II. mnrNc
10 mcit bcrAcitcllt, Dob CT, lucnn oltd)
tollb mo ltllmm, lcin clcrOcS %cbclt
lpcitcr lriitCn fnnltc. Scr chit fraft-
itrotCn0t iull0c Mfanl crbiclt bonn
Siiritcn Gitrrbo5p cine i1brlide@no-
0rn0u6c BON POO &roncll. Nun iii
CT BON lcincnl GIcu0 Crlolt.
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8erlangt I'M M%agemcinen.
81 mictbcm acind)t.

Su mictbcn gciudlt:
3luci Simmer nit icpnrdtclt eIIlodI1 bel mt
bi9cn HcuteI. Sffertcn an ben rScntiGen 6prs
rcippn no cutcu." t23l-2)