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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
.INSPFCTS STATION
AT PEARL HARBOR
Admiral w. S. Capps Returns
From Honolulu After Looking
Over New Naval Site

Admiral Washington s. Capps, chief
Of the bureau OF construction, United
States navy, who went to Honolulu on
the battleship Kansas when that vessel
left with the Atlantic fleet, returned
yesterday on the Siberia Admiral
Capps went to Honolulu to inspect the
site for the proposed new naval station
at Pearl Harbor. Congress had appro-
priated s1,000,000 for the erection of
the station and the possibilities are
that more will be appropriated as 1t is
required
On the Siberia yesterday Admiral
Capps refused to be interviewed. He
stated that business took him to Hawaii
and that he was not at liberty TO dis
cuss his findings until they had been
presented to the officials In Washing
ton.
The Atlantic feet left Honolulu for
Australia several days before the adj
miral departed for this city. He stated
that the men left the Hawaiian islands
with much regret They were lavishly
entertained and have a longing to re-
turn.
Admiral Capps will remain in the city
for few days and then proceed to the
Mare island navy yard for a tour OF
inspection. From Mare island he will
go to Seattle and from Seattle to
Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
WILL VIEW GARBAGE
PLANTS IN NORTH
Supervisors and Special Com
mittee to Inspect Incinerators
at Seattle and Vancouver

Supervisors Payot and Giannini. Spe-
cial Committeeman L. N. King and 7.
c. Barry and Assistant District Attor-
ney 7. z. Hayden will leave August 5
for a weeks trip to Seattle and Van
couver, where they will inspect the re-
Gently installed Meldrum and Henan in
cinerating plants used by those mu-
inequalities. Payot is the chairman, and
the others are members Of the special
committee having charge OF the pro-
which $1,000. 900 has been authorized in
the bond issue.
Giannini and Payot will return just
in time to join their colleagues on the
board IN the trip Of inspection to the
Hetch Hetchy valley and the Sierra
water sites to be acquired.
The Spring Valley water company
through Secretary J. n. Duke. has no.
titled the board OF supervisors. under
date of July 80. that the company had
received the city's request for an offer
OF sale OF the company's water system
and that the same had been placed
before the board of directors. who have
the matter under consideration"
The supervisors request was made
July % as a step prescribed in the char
ter in the procedure to obtain any water
system.
The County Line water company
whose plant has In the past supplied
the residents of the Refs tract, offered
its entire property to the city yester-
day for $500 or such sum as may bt
agreed upon by an arbitration com
mittee."
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

part OF the store. Every few feet along
the ceilings and walls one sees q, small
tip OF a pipe which looks something g
like a nozzle These are the visible
parts Of the sprinkler system. Should
the temperature in any part OF the
store rise about a fixed degree, these
nozzles in that vicinity are automati-
cally opened and a flood OF water
turned loose
PROTECTION FROM FIRE
Water for this fire protective system
is provided from two distinct sources.
Upon the roof there is a double set of
tanks which hold something like so. 900
gallons OF water. An immense pump
in the basement keeps these constantly
full. In addition to these there is a
duplicate set of tanks and a deep well
in the basement with complete and
efficient pumping plant for its exclu-
sive use. Thus in case of q fire the
water supply is double. coming from
the roof tanks and, also from the base
ment storage. At frequent intervals
through the building there are racks
constantly filed through the vigilance
OF one man whose duty ii is TO watch
after this and TO see that the fire hose
hung on reels in nearly every section is
in good condition. The Emporium fire
brigade, composed of members OF the
sales force, receives a special training
and has acquired a marked proficiency
in the use Of the fire lighting apparatus
In the Van Ness avenue store it has
been called on without warning and
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
WOMAN BELIEVED
SHE WAS MARRIED
Miss Helene Lada Has Gustave
Koehler Arrested for False
Representation

A mans duplicity and woman's
trustfulness have been again exempli-
ned In the case OF Gustave Koshlsr and
Miss Helene Lada, 353 Eighth street.
which came to light yesterday when
she obtained a warrant from Police
Judge Shortall for his arrest on a
charge OF violating section 2SSA OF
the penal code by inducing her to live
with him for some months on the
false representation that they were
man and wife.
Miss Lada said that she became ac-
quainted with Koehler some months
ago, when she advertised for a posi-
ton as cook. He called upon her fire.
quently afterward and finally got her
consent to marry him. He procured.
a license and they went to the house
OF a clergyman. but he was not at
home and Koehler made the trusting
woman believe that the license was all
that was necessary. That was on
March s. She says she has witnesses
to prove that he introduced her to
them as his wife. and showed them the
marriage license
Finally he got tired OF her and told
her that he had already a wife in
Germany whom he married eight years
ago and deserted her after two or
three weeks. He got possession OF the
money Miss Lada had saved and de-
serted her.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
INCENDIARY BLAZE is
CHARGED TO TRAMPS
Papers and Oil Scattered
Throughout Building Are
Found by Firemen

Fire Marshal Towe and the police are
investigating an incendiary fire in a
vacant one story building at ZOE Bran
nan street about l o'clock yesterday
morning. The structure is called the
New Buffalo hotel and is owned bv
Garry Welsh, brother of well known
referee.
Flames were seen issuing from the
building by Charles Thorne, a night
watchman, who turned in an alarm.
The fremen quickly extinguished the
blaze and discovered that an incendiary
had been at work. There are Is rooms
and in nine of them large quantities of
paper had been spread on the floors and
also along the passage A five gallon
demijohn, which had apparently con-
tanned kerosene, was in one of the
rooms. The flames had been kept from
spreading rapidly owing to the doors
being closed.
There was no insurance on the build
ing and Welsh had contracted with a
firm to pull Ii down next week The
fire marshal believes that some tramps
who had been sleeping in the place
had made up their minds to destroy it
by fire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

October /. The formal opening viii
present one of the greatest mercantile
spectacles ever witnessed in the
world
This is a partial story of how the
Emporium is making good" its prom
ise made to the people while the ashes
were yet hot op its beautiful store
With the reoccupation of the new store
have reason to boast in having Cali
fornias largest and Americas grand
est store,
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

Coffee-Emporium blend, high
grade coffee. Monday and Tues
day, 31z lbs, S1.oo; Z0r
the h., wv
Teas-Any of our 75c the pound
teas, all havors. Monday Efr
and Tuesday, the h., w
Vinegar L Crosse & Black
wells raspberry, bottles 0E~
40c and &~1
Soap-Silk. for laundry pur-
poses. Monday and E0-
Tuesday, Is cakes SVs
Sardines-Large tins imported
boneless. Monday and Tuesday,
dozen tins, $3.50; a.
the tin III
Whisky-"Emporium Special"
high grade bourbon. Monday and
Tuesday, the gallon, s3.45; Q0-
bottle W
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

A movement has been started in the
scientific world favoring the adoption
of the word Kelvin to designate the
commercial unit of electrical energy at
present known. as the kilowatt hour.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

Church bell ringing in London has
become such a nuisance in some quar-
ters OF the city that the bells are
mufied on week days
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ASKS CITY TO FIGHT CHAMBERS

State VeterlnaTIan CharIes Keane
suggested to the supervisors yesterday
that the city cooperate with the state
authorities by system of inspection
etc. In the eradication of the disease
among horses and mules known as
FLANDERS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

has assembled for duty at the spot
from which the alarm was turned IN
within a seconds of the first call
The accommodations and conven-
fences for the use of employees of the
house will be as complete as those pro-
-vided for the public.
There is to be a big and inviting
lunch room where meals viii be served
at cost There will be reading and rest
rooms for both men and women as well
as well equipped gymnasium for both
sexes Each person in the employ OF
the house will have his or her indi-
Vidual locker. There are hundreds of
these They are made of steel and are
thoroughly ventilated and sanitary. A
school for the younger employees will
provide them with the rudiments of a
good education at the expense of the
firm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ALL LATEST AND BEST

Everything in the new store is of the
latest and best Every appliance that
makes for the convenience of its pa
irons and the betterment of its service
has been introduced. There are electric
dumb walters to carry the food from
the kitchens to the restaurant and
there are others to carry goods from
the stock rooms to the various de-
partments. Yhe II elevators scattered
about the building are to be likewise
operated by electricity. Some of these
Will offer express service, stopping only
at the upper floors. while others will
be like accommodation trains and will
take passengers to every story.
The fixtures for the new store will
be the newest and best that can be pro-
cured. All are being made to- special
order.
They are made of rich mahogany and
are built with an eye for the service
for which they are intended as well as
for beauty.
The Emporium delivery depart
ment," said Mr.. Dernham as we came
down to the main floor again, has al
ways had a splendid reputation for ef-
iciency and we propose to give 1t such
facilities in the new building as will
vastly improve 1t.
The building will be ready for occu-
patton in few weeks and it is our in
tention to be open for business about
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
Manhattan Shirts at
S1.15, S1.38. $1.88

During the month of Au-
gust the manufacturer al
lows us to sell these shirts at
a reduction. Any colored
Manhattan shirt In stock
may be had at the following
price concessions:
Reg. $1.5O, 81 quality Sf.15
Reg. $3.50 quality Sf.38
Regular So quality $f.88
The stock on hand pre-
sents a splendid opportunity
to replete your supply at a
saving. The shirts are well
known as the best in the
market. Come early to pro-
cure the choicest patterns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
q 9eu db / NJ $ aag.

Ginioes @llfleben erregt Der lalts
gere Seiltd) Oea Erin5en 9einri6 oeS
3S. Hcub j. z. am 8ofe tnn Soog. Gr
lit Elm 0rll0cr Oe5 Observation-Disclosures
Gbronerbcn, ser bcrllfen lein mag,
~6ereinit nud Scr &onigin Milbelmi.
no Die boldnOiidc &ronc 5l tragelt.
Ter 9eiud ocS I'M 20. SebenSiabre
'tcbenocn Eril5cn miro 0c3bolb NIT
Der III geipiiicn 3miidenrdumen I'M.
mcr bon Nellem o~ltftoud)enOen 6ra-
&c Der Hegelung ser Sbroniol9e in
Den 9tieoerlonoen in Icrbiuoung &C.
braht.
ga It II q f in &0In.
Ser 6oltnohts5lg IN &oln, am
GeItrigen Hoienmontog, mar Iaut
Ntclbung bon BORT b06it bunt unO
IarbenprahtiH ood) lag linn feline be.
Itimnte Soce 81 8runoe. llebcroll,
mobin Der BUG fanl, muroe CT nit
1llbclnocn 3uruien 6egriiBt. GoS
StroBentreibcn aber, 0aS bel 0ieicm
NnloB ihon mieoerbolt Hiige geiln-
Den, mar ollb belter 5umeiit rob unh
llid)tS meniger ais b%un1orpoQ.
Ginbredc CT crmib t.
Sn Solitburg iuur0e nGhtlid)er
&eile Elm Ginbrcher i'm &oupt Sern-
lpredomt cntocdt. Gr bette eincn
G%elold)ranf a%ngcbobrt, mel6cr cine
rieIige Slmme cntbieIt, mo niht
meniger oils AZ 20d)er, ole nit ocu
i%einltcn Suitrumenten gebobrt ma.
rem, Dllroen crmtittelt.
glS Der SbGter iob, bob CT bcmerft
mar, cr9riif or Die 6lllft. Gr muroc
aber perfol0t un0 nad fllr5er @et-
logO allh geioBt. Die Eoli5ei ermit.
tclte, huB Ser Gcrboitetc Elm gclern-
ter S6loiicr lit. Gr lit q Sabre
olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Sanlcno SbSadluic in Sampa.

Sampa, 6la., 3. @dr5. - Den
geiommten olrd Sen porgeitriqen
9raub ungcridtctcn S6aben i61kt
man olli 100000, uno sic @cbGuoe,
mcld)e uerniftet Doroen, iin6 mel.
items Giaarreniabrifen uno Mobnnn-
gen Der BORT angeIteltcu 2Glte. >Sm
@al5en lin0 ctlua 1000 FcrIonen OBJ
bnd)loS g~eporben l;no 1000 EerIo.
men, meld)e in oen Sobriten 9eid,1i-
ti9tng a~cIlnoen bottcn, li1o bro6.
los. Ger Brand miitbetc bier Stlnl.
Den un6 ipltroe olird einen befti9er
NorooItlpino ongeinht. Die 6euers-
brunIt ioa ooourb cntilonben ieirL
baB Elm Wnnn NIT elmer brennenocn
Gi9arrc I'M WlunOe einifIief uno oaB
nlele lein Sett5eltg in 6lammen
iebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Wuui,ipanuablcn in Moiuc.

PORTLAND, DE, 8. MGrs.-Vei
een Qeitri9cn Miuni5ipoluobIcn in eli
St0Oten bon Moinc bobcn Sic Gepll,
b!ifancr in iicben StQ0tcn ibre
Mopors'Ganoionten rno in ocn on-
Oeren rcpltbIifoniihe Mrniiipolrcaic-
ritngen erpGblt, gcgen picr Mapor8
lno ied)S reNIblitaniihe WunijipoI-
rc%9lcrnngcn I'M Sabre 1907. ,Nn
Galtport, Glsmortb un0 Solttb sort
Inno mltrocn an Stclc ocmrofrotiider
Mnpor8 repubIifoniihc 0epGblt. Sn
HotlonN geIongte sic 0emofratiihc
Nnrtci mic0er in Sen @ciib ser
Modt, inOem BORT ser oer5citiae
Mapor ArnoI0 $. &oue3 0llrh Sen
Scmotroten G. 5. Gbompion geidla,
gen Dtr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Stnats- Gpnpcnt Der 9icpnblitnncr
Ebip's.

Golum bus, O., 3. MGr5. -
Ter republifoniide Stnut9-Gouucn
mlr0e um 40 belttc Nadmittog Don
&oltrr @rCcr, Boriibcr 0c9 Stuota-
GcntraI,Gomitc'S, 5rr SrOrung &C.
rllicn. Nod cincm Gr0ifmmgS0cbct
lyelte Serr Nromn oen Srtrctdr oe3
%nnercn Same3 u. 8arIicl0 ais tent
porGrcn Norlitcr Dor, mo ocrlelbe
biclt cine SobreOc olti sic rcpublita.
niid)c Yurtei ulo sic Administration
Rouiepelt'8. Nad) Ser &eoc pcrtn0te
ser Gonpclt ieire meitcren &crbanO.
lltiNcll bis muracll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

Eroge oca ioponiid)cn NreItigeS lit
alll 5lttrie0enIteQcnor Art erleoiat.
Nlt@ boDen joponii0cn arciien uno
Don fitr sic Soponcr mobgcblidcn
Fer1orlIdfcitcl u0ulid lit micOers
bolt ncrIid)ert morocn 0uB ser Sda-
0cn 'itr 0a5 HreitiQc OcS Honoc3 picl
bcoclltcnoer lit, melm man Die Nll5-
m%onoerung elmer mcrmiinihten SIT
ItsSluic gcitottet, sic OoS 2uno I'M
NN@lono III ihlcd)tcn Nltf brin9t. DIS
luClllt man ole Nlla. oocr Ginpun0cs
rlut9 IN elmer @ciic cinifrGnft, sic
Nmcrlfo mo Sopon iclbit 0cncbm
lit.
6ron5oien i'm @orriideu.
EoriS, 3. Mdrj. - &on Gene
raj 0'2Imuoe, Dem @cicDl9bober Ger
Irun50Iilden Grltppcn in Warotfo,
'jn0 ncllc WtclounGcn cin8cloitien.
Micrna0 Iebtcn icinC Iruppen nod
ncnl lcbtcn Gompf nit Dem Wtooas
trd-Stonmc, Der sic S%run5oicn piclc
Eo0tc mo 8erlultn0ctc %foItetc, ibrcu
NornlarI6 tort, ourdidritten 0ell
N}uoofro = @e5irf ltn0 0%rongcu nod
Gin Stilf lpeitcr Dor, obnc mtf Mi-
bertrand 81 ltoBen.
critGrfurQCua III 20 q,
roffo.
Gori8, 3. WGrj. - Cos &obinct
Bat bette beldloilcL nod 1000 Munm
TcrItorfltn0cn nad Maroffo 5l Icn-
Sen. Gie Monnid)oitcn biencn sur
Gorticblna Der iebt acknowledgement
oN0rriiiUeu Tolitif mo sur Nbl0img
Ser oltrb oie fiir5liAcn Sample e.
mii0ctcn Truppcu. GoS Torlanlcnt
lUirb nm cine mcitcrc &crpiligung
bon 100000 Iront8 iiir sic Wtorof
fo.Gnmpognc crIltdt mrr0cu.
2 h Mt ( ii &onoeI&murfen.
&%onoon, 3. WtGri. - Gic Ser
b%onoIlmgcn 5mlihen @roBbritonnicn
una &opnn 3lucf2 Gr5icllmg eincS
NbfonmncnS 5lm SduBc cngliihcr
%onocl9marfcn i'm icrncn Often iino
uobc5u obQci1loiicn. Gas gbfom
men iii cine SolQc Der iortNcieBtcn
Nrld)lurrOcn cn9lil0cr &altfleltte,
bob ioponilde 6irnlcn lire S6uB
murtcn beniibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Gater uno Srci GinScr %pcrunaliift.

gniiolo, N.-D., 3. MGr5. -
Bel cinem perbGltriBmGbig unbe0e1-
tcnoen 6elcr, melfeS friib MorgenS
I'm 3 llbr III Sem Sauic bon 9lnton
Sdutlb I'M @eidGitstbeile oeS 5ebn
Wcilen eutfernten Gcpclp mlSbrad),
famclt er mo orei ieincr &inOer mrs
2eben. IS iino 9teQie, 13, Soiepb,
If, un0 Dan, s Sabre alt. Ger So
roller bat cine llnterihdlna onge.
Itcllt, ltn bic @ntitcbumgSuriod)e oc5
Sranoe5 ieltiteIlen 81 ~laiien. IS lit
niht altSgcidloiien, OoB 9ranolIii-
ting porliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
GcidJe in ciner @crfitGttc scinnocn.

2omclL Moii, 3. MGr5. -Sier
mlrbc Der 81 Sabre olte &oicpb @oil=
loltr, ser bel DEM Nllumbcr &. 0oi8Ic
arbritctc, in ser Ncrtitdttc ais 2eid)e
oui1efuuoen. Gicic 5ciatc Ser
lcBlunncn am aopic mo i'm @ciidt,
Sic @ippcn pIrcn ourh tinr Sdlre
perbromt sir inn 5cmdhO in Ncn
Muno ae1oiirt' ST bHbcn ideint, ur6
nic Merfitdtte mar bon @o8 criilNt.
Niun permnItbct cinen N}oro mo bat
ciurn iriibcrcu 3inmlcracnoiien OeS
[o6tcL ocu % Sabre oItcn Napoleon
Gipct, ais mitbnldBlIhcn SbGter per
bnitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Hanbmuro bel SnutiuGtun.

&untington, @.-Ea., 3.WtGr5.
Gin mbefonllter Wnnn orong
pGbrcno Der lebtcn Nodt in bic
&obnun9 Stcpban Elid)fa'S SIT Sol
oet, llobe bier, cin, crid)lllg Die tSroll
Tllid)fn nit eincm Sainrcr lplo per
lebtc ibrcn p~ieriGbrigen Sobn toOt-
lid. 9om rallbte er $500, meIde III
clllem &oiicr %perborgcn morel, uno
entilob. Ter @atte ser Grnnoroetcn
mar sur 3cit cine Wcile melt cntfcrnt
an ser Nrbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Srci Nrbeitcr at Sobe ucrbraunt.

Sort @aibington, Gong
SSlano, N.-O, 3. Mdr5. = Grei
Wdnner fanlen g~eitern abeno ourd
elnen Vrano lm's 2eben, melter
6rei groBe grbeiterbiitten am n0ro.
lid)en liter Ser Warbaiiet.9ai ser.
ltorte, uno 10 anbcre e~rlittcn ourd)
Sprilnge aus Den Senltern ihpcre
@erlebnngen. Nabe3u 100 MGnner,
ionic 5mei Sralen uno ainoer mobn-
ten IN Den 8ebdlloen. Die WGnncr
lparcn iammtIib Stolit;;er i1no ais
Nrbeiter in elmer Sonofnltc thdtia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Tiir Sc crnuroct.

Sem Norf, 3. WGr5. Nns
0rcos MihuIhng, Elm Huiic, weld)cr
lett ii6er cincm Sabre ais &Gd)tcr in
cincm Stouc an Ser SortbsS trabe
nngeltellt mar, m,roe in Scr lebtcn
9todt pon N6ubern alli brlttalc &eiic
crnlorbet uno Die SbGtcr crbClltetcn
MIR Sc. Sic crid)lllgcn 0oS Opier
in Dem Stale nit einem idmcren
Snnlmcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Gnoctc i'm clcftrildcn Stu6l.

Ercnton N.'&, 3. MARS.
Der Nc8cr George @ilion, mcldcr
i'm Iebten Gc3cmber Sen ilulgcn Sci
denbeltattcr 6rcOcrid Romcr aus
SrHn9c Ms, in cincnt Sotcl er.
nroroetc, murOc beltc irii6 i'm bieli.
9en 3ud)tbouie alrd) Glcftri5itdt bin.
9erld]tet. Gr crflGrtc iih sum Ster.
ben bereit nno mar beim &inoreben
oe@ StromcS ailBenblidlid cine
9eihc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
&crmiidtc teIcgrapbiidc Scpeldem.

Gin unbefannter, etma 30>iGb.
riger Mann iprang gcitern 5luiibcn
9fem.9orf mno 9roofIpn bon ser
Srooflpner Bride in Den Gait Hiuer
uno fam un'S 2ebcn. Sein a6rper
tnild)te nidt ipieoer aus Sen 6lutben
olli.
Gin Wnnlt mcld)en man fir
@rooer s. Soebn aus buffalo, a..
y, bolt, ~ltiir5tc iit geitern bel Nia-
CARA sails, N..D., bon Ger 2una Hi-
rer'9rilde in Sen SlilB uno iein aor-
per pairoe ilber Die 5Gae geriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04
Die @cfabr cincs &ublcngrabcr-
Strifcs.

Indianapolis, 3. MGr;. -
Nrliiocnt Mfitd)eq BON Den .l(nitcb
Minc @orters Of Nnlcricu" bat off
5icl cine Convention Der &creini9rung
iiir Den II. MGrj cinbcrllien, bo iif
oie Selegatcu Der @rubenurbeiter nit
ben @rnbcnbelitern IN ibrer 9entcins
ionlcn Gonieren5 nid)t eirl0en font
ten. Die Gonpention miro lid) iiber
Ole nod oent 81. Wtar5 ein5ul1lo9cu-
DC Eolitit ldliiiiig iperOeL ou an Die.
lem Gage 0ie Jest g%eltcnOc Hobn-
Scalu ablGuit.
GA
f Ht,.s die Die Sort. Ole !I !nms! es.auf' HABIT
: ss' |; &HZZZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-04

I''NINF "N'A vtD'NNN NNNiNAIlN-~ ANllllNlI u
gcacnmorti9 otlrcft 5l Crboltcn.
MCitcr blicb Ni2qllitb babel, 0ur
GuAlun0'9 Ilottcnpolitit cine rein Dc.
tcHiiuc lei. 0ie GnQlii0c &cQicrlu1u
babe nidt lllr nidt 9cmiinidjt, nit
elmer Grb0h1m0 Der 2htipcnOrmQcn
pornn }t gcbcn, ionocrn noble inn @e.
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