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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
MANY HEAR ". J. BRYAN
At Jacksonville, Ills.--Five Hundred
Present at Banquet-Scveraf
Addresses Made.

Jacksonville, H., Feb. 20.-About
500 people were present at the Bryan
banquet tonight Bryan was given an
ovation when he made his appearance,
Among the speakers were: William
J. Bryan James A. Reed of Kansas
City, James Hamilton Lewis of Chi
eago, Henry Warran OF Indianapolis
John p. MeGorty CT Chicago, p. G,
Bell Of Marshall m; VIM. Brown and
Judge owen p. Thompson of Jackson
vile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Game Called OF.

The basketball games which were
Ito have been played at the armorg
tonight between two teams from Anna
aud the Dries aud the Cairo high
school team has been called on. So
much has been said In the Bulletin
that Interest was aroused to higi
pitch and the announcement that I'll
game has been called off caused great
disappointment to those who have
been preparing to make the event a
success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
January Circulation.

3l.s... zUza
The above is a correct statement OF
the number Of copies of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF January 1908 and
the year 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this fourth day Of February 1908.
LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal1 Notary Public. Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
JAPAN AGREES.

Toxin. Japan Fob. 20.-Thc memo
randum Of the Japanese governments
reply 10 the United states on tho
ubicct Of emigration was handed t.
Ambassador OBrica today Japan. II
~ understood, agrees in general
.erms to the suggestions Of the Ameri-
an government ami further requires
: restriction in emigration by prac-
.'ea' prohibition Ct laborers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
RAPID FALL EXPECTED.

Indianapolis. Feb. 20.-Flood-bound
hundreds in the overfowed areas Of
White wabash and Patoka rivers are
rejoicing. tonight heeause these
streams err stationary and a rapid
fan Is expected tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
MADE MOOSE OF BELT.

Atlanta Ga. Feb 2n-trndcr arrest
on a charge of lunacy, e. G.. Scott late
today committed suicide in a cell in
the Fulton county, fail by hanging
himself He was dead when found
Scott made a moose out of a belt and
used his underclothes and blanket to
suspend himself to the top of the cell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21

Yesterday morning the temperature
was 20 on the government register
here. But that did not prevent some
Of Cairo,s hot blood from asserting
itself Let us keep cool gentlemen
The soft answer that turneth away
wrath needs to be invoked
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
IOWA PoPULsTs HOLD
A STATE CONVENTION

Des Moines Ia. Feb 23-The Popu-
lists Of Iowa held a state convention
today and selected delegates to the
national convention and elected six
delegates at large and district dele
gates. Resolutions we're adopted ap-
proving the Omaha platform OF the
Peoples party and also the platform
adopted at Springfield. Ill, in 1904.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
RELATION or UREYFUs
FOUND GUILTY BY COURT

TouloB. Feb 20 Ensign Charles
Tnmc of the French array. a relative
II Dreyius. was found guilty by
court-martial Of attempting 20 sell
naval secrets to Germany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907. ........ .2116
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of January
1907 ~. 2o33
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21

Any item thar 10 Of interest To yon
u Of interest IN your fffsrds Tsls
phoss rszT nera t. tss n.nsfzR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE
Alexander County Savings
Bank

State OF Illinois, County Of Aierand.- =.
I, J. Il Galhgan- CASH. Of AlsxandeT Comfy
Savings Bank do soiemnly swear that the
shove statement is tue, 70 the best Of nv
knoEledge and belief
,. n. GAT.IfGAN. Cashier.
6ubseribsd ard z~rfn 10 hefors me this feth
day Of February 1875 ~
3 L. siLHEkr. Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21

The BuIIstIn IL On saIs n ths fol-
ssNins places: y A
coIsman's, "a Eighth street.
Halliday Houss Nevis stana.
Walkers, f0f Sixth street.
ulue Frenf nestaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-21

in the outrages or the outcome
Louisville Couricr1Joufmal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
County Treasurer.

Voters must consider that 1t
takes the greater part Of one term
to get onto the work in an Office
and, owing to the increase in bust
ness transacted in the treasurer's
Office every year, it is we'll for the
Office and the people to give Mr.
A. T. Danielson q second term.
To show the increase of work in
that office Mr.. Danielson says the
amount collected during February
was $4,000 which is the largest
for any one month in the history
Of the county.
Not only on the general principle
that under the law which limits the
Office Of county treasurer two terms.
II a person has filled the position &C.
ceptably he should have the two
terms allowed by law, but in thu case
Of Mr.. "A. T. Danielson, he has been
such a faithful official It Is with pleas
ure the Leader commends his candi.
dacy to the favorable consideration.
OF It's readers.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
County Auditor.

The people of the county are to
be congratulated upon the candidacy
of Theo. R. Taylor, for auditor. He
is a young man who has grown up
among us. He is a good business
man and a clever, conscientious citi.
zen. He served on the board of CON.
missioners a part of a term, but re.
signed last January on account of
having business interests which de.
manded his entire time. He now
comes before the voters, asking to
be nominated on the republican ticket
for county auditor, and it seems that
his candidacy is meeting with ap.
prevail in many parts of the county.
He has so arranged his personal bust.
ness affairs that, should the voters
at the primary election see fit to
nominate and in the fall elect him
to the office he will devote his en-.
tire time to the office. He is CON.
petent to perform any and all duties
pertaining to the auditors office.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
. Few Reasons for q. c. 01son's
Reelection as County Superin-
tendent of Schools.

When Mr.. Olson took charge of
the office five years ago last Jan
uary there were only thirty-eight
schools in the county. The great
influx of homesteaders had COM
menced and for the last five years
he has been one Of the busiest men
in the state. At the present time
there are two hundred and twelve
schools scattered over this large
county. No superintendent in the
state has had such an enormous
amount Of work in organizing new
school districts, dividing old ones,
assisting in bonding school districts,
keeping books and making reports
for school officers, and helping school
organizations to get under way in
general as has Mr.. Olson.
The superintendent salary and
allowance for deputy have never
kept pace with the amount Of work
as these are always based on the
number Of schools during the year
before. This has worked a great
hardship. for, during a period of or
%ganization such as has existed in
this county for the past few years,
there would have been need Of ex-
ira help instead Of having to base
the amount Of help on the number
OF schools during the year before.
Mr.. Olson was without any deputy
for a great deal of the time and the
county has never at any time fur
nished him with more than one dep
suty, although he has at times found
It necessary to get extra help and
pay for It out OF his own pocket RAJ.
Their than see some Of the most Inn
portant work go undone.
With the presentnumberof schools
Mr.. Olson would be entitled to two
deputies were It not for the clause
which requires 10000 population at
the last preceding census II will
be remembered that q majority Of
the population Of this county have
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
Superintendent Of Schools.

If there is one official nor than
another in whose candidacy all the
people are interested, it is that of
superintendent of schools. We are
proud of our educational system and
our county schools are the bulwark
of good citizenship. Mr.. Olson, the
present superintendent, is a candidate
for another term and he has been in
fuenced in this matter first by his
attachment to and deep interest in
educational matters, and a desire on
the part of officials and patrons of
the schools generally that one who
has done so we'll in building up and
looking after the county schools
shall. continue the good work.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
Clerk Of Court.

The only offices limited under the
law to two terms are those OF sherln
and treasurer, and the fact that these
officials may hold two terms, II the
people want them, creates a sort OF
sentiment. in favor Of retaining other
officials two terms. That is one rea'
son why Mr.. G. o. Raugust, present
clerk of the court, is a strong can
didate for reelection. Conversant
with the German language he is es'
pecially valuable in rendering assist
n c to that large element in the
county.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
States Attorney.

Mr.. w. l.. Nuessle, present states
attorney, needs no words of praise
from the Leader. His work speaks
for itself. He has been a faithful,
conscientious and tireless worker.
Ever Jealous of the good name of Nc.
Lean county as we'll as of his own
reputation, he has made a splendid
record as prosecuting officer. His
popularity is in evidence on all sides
and he will undoubtedly be renomin-
ated and reelected.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
County Judge.

The same is true of Judge Olgier'
son. who has held the office Of county
Judge one term. He is now thorough
ly %conversant with the duties of this
important Office and will undoubted'
ly be endorsed for another term.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19

NgHt|I EN-EEl -fEr .|S y. .Fra INEL IEr.a 5'
See those high foot-lift, self
leveling Triumph sulkies and
gangs for sale by the Mandan
Mercantile Co.
Loans on Improved City Property
Monthly payment privilege. See
Q, Raugust, Local Secretary,
Northwestern Mutual Savings &
Loan Association.
Get our prices on printed sta-
tionery. Farmers should name
their farms and have their own
stationery-it is Just as cheap and
more satisfactory than other paper.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-06-19
Wood For Sale.

l,5OO cords Of stove wood fol
sale at SITE per cord. Located
on Sec. 5.l43-8l at my saw mil
yard.
Joseph willets, Proprietor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
&efanntmadnngen
5inan5'I crnricment.
llutcr.S epnrteuIcnt, Solicitor Der WaiicrnIietbeH
nnb qicenier, Hatbbaus.
VI NJ o c, 0tll .. Ulat IYUS
RI riroeItr Wnoruntr nit hrr Nufid,rift Dr


uItimDr c, Den 3. Uiai 1908.
gcriiegcltc Angcbute nit ocr AuiidIrift ,Brr'
ppialc Stam2ro Ftn airetnie 9lateo," an ben
nWoarb Of Nmnros" G%oreliirt. meroeH bis WItt'
pudl, Den 20. NRai 1908, 8orinittag3 II llGr,
bon Dem Stnots Jlcaiiirdior IN ieiueiH WirCGn,
Guibbali3, eittaegeIl geitonImcH meroeH fllr ole
gtCfcrIiI3 u1o Gblicicring all oteies 9cpartcs
mcni bon 5645O GeltempeIiel SIch Htccn3 ,Widr'
fen.
Wluftcr Der Marten t5nncn in Otefem 8iIrcall
bcitAtiqt tperoe1.
Sic IbIicietuna Der WInrfen bat in hiefenl
@itrcal niht tpdter, GlS am i. Septcnlbcr 1908
sin begIanbiatcr Gbcd oes Rietcrs in 96be
nof $500, auf cine u9lcarina S~ouies"Eunt &c.
3ogcn at Grore nce WtdOnrs mn Slaoirutbs
bon baltimore, mub ieoes stuQcbot h%caleiicn.
ale SieullIla elmer 8uirleoeHiicucHoeH GllrG'
itdft iii OCT ltblibeI SorH, oCm gctrdQc oe5
Gontrafies aIcidiommcHo, miro non heTt CT
to!gretdleH gieter ocrIanat lueroen.
gllc Nugchotc ioller Die Nblicfcrung Der 81
ccnts1tnrIcn III 6atbbanie BON Baltimore, Itop
III ihb itIieben.
Sic %@tIl9cbote ncrocn I'M 0iircnl oc3 Ulubor6
IN @cgcnluart Der Dieter %geofinet.
Sde Iiedt bletbt oOrbcbultcu, irgcno petAe
ODER ale Ingeboie ST Ocriucrfeu.
Z. Spencer Glarfc,
Solicitor Der mathematician uno Gteen5cr.
8enebniist:
Z. Sarrr Wiahrcl,
Grd'ioent Der utrattberqebungs sBc9broe.
ltDiGt5,G. bills
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

cine ocnofrotiidP ScitIuta. acrr vi.
liter Bot ais &ournoIiit cincn BET
ipicIloicn iinon5icucn Griol9 Qcbobt.
81 or 0ciicIbcn obcr iron miro? Scit
ioit %8uou5jQ &obrcn lit cr SnOoIioe
umN 'uit Qol5 erbliltoct. Sir ciucn
%ournoIiitcn cine 0oppclt ihwcre
Scimllldyung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

NltlfJldcn Suntora in Nndiorm I'll
ton1cn. 9oS Bud fam pom &erfoi-
Ter i. IS. Stcppes, Mr.. 6G2, Guincn-
StroBc, @rootlpr, o0cr pon Der .ISlt.
tcrnotlonol Ncma Gompaun" Nr. 30
lmo 30, Guonc. Strobc, NeipD orf,
sum- Freilc BON cincm Collar bc5ogea
mCr0cn.
Yer eongrcB Ger nga ri.
ld)cll So5lul0cmofrotic nuhm cine
HcNollttlon an, luorin ca bciBt; Sails
Die Ne0lcrung ni6t 0o9 u4gcmeine
ltno 1c6elne @abIrcd)t lon0crn mic
ne bcubltdtigt oaa NIllr0l = Mnbl-
rcd)t nit 0tfcutIiher Stimmobgobe
DEM Furlomcnt o@orlcqcn lollte, mir.
DC Die gelornmrte Quucrblid)c ltno
Observation-Disclosures Nrbcitcrihait lin.
AorrIa nit Der loiorti0cu Grotlomic-
rlln0 oca Mollcnltrife9 o~utportclr.
Sn Serlln mur0c elm 10.
jobri9cr Wo%urcr1ciCllc, 9tolncn3
@crtboIo ElidL Der bel Der Ger Mr..
tclt on cincm Ncltbolt icinc iriide
Gimme erfIi1gen licb, Don cincm
&unltfrclnOc entocdt llno 81 0cmt
NoTfnpcllmcIItcr Hihnr0 StrouB &c.
brndt nor0en fem. Sic pr0dtigc
@oritonitimmc oeS 6nnopcrfcro &c.
flcl u. StrouB 10, BOB cr Gorge
trltg, Dob Euid ols Sdngcr ollagc.
hiloct miro.
No@ &c ommte 8run0ci.
Gcntbum in Der StoOt 9tcm , 2)orr
miro olti nuoertDnlb bis 5uct Wiils
liar0en Collars gelhdbt. &n 1926
follitc Der bou0noiihe @oltpcrncltr
Fctcr MimiiI golt5 Monbotton IS.
Iono fiir Observation-Disclosures \ GrldL
Y}clin0tn0pic uno m10crc &lcini9-
fcitcn, ole 5uIammUn Cilcn MertJ
pon $2l botten.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
gin bic Iamen.
Smnae 3o5eniraude in 1tumaiIe.

Inrun, nIte 9reibbaus.EfIonsen ;n faufer,
bic 5um gIiiben e~etrteber tuirbeIt nnb ~erfdopff
Grcis erbnIien fdrn3 10000 an 9anb. mir
gnrantiren. hdb ieoe btefes aabr bIiibf. aeben
p~eeieneie Grhe unb ~pfIan3en fe fir Gle. Man
5tfeniIidem 9arf, ebe sic Slren Garten bers
ridfen. sos Ftpef getdnbe, Waittmpre nnb
&anprer.str. 81. Vaut 1850. (eprtl22, tMt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Wlbcrt Ettp Hfitt.

IS itorh nab impcrcnt Qeioen am 3. WiGi
1905 i'm 70. HcbcI9inbre Nloert Sttp Yliit, &C
lichter Subn BON Stto ltHb peHriettn Fiitt. Sic
HG,1 TaIsrb fanTEi % S'T " 5iSe ''@ Mnrm s1S, = Hbr'
aus aui ocr ~%ISciterI Cemetery" fat.
1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Bic NinanS. nno @cidlGitslooc.

N'N''' 80 lNI'"NAN
@clnllld)ltng.
Bic Ninan5s nno @cidlGitslOgc,
Ter Nfticnmorft bciicrt it'd itctiN
luern oltt longlom. SCit Dem Iici.
Itoll0 Der Gttobcr Eol1it limo Die ut.
item Inn 5ctn bis SIT OrciBiq Elmftcll
0clticQcn. Nncr0inqa morCn Tie nab,
reno DER Eonit ultt melt infer ibrcIr
lplrtlidcn @Crtb aciollcn. Cine Gr.
DolunG III ollo Qall6 notiIrlid), nod
Dem Dos Hcrtrolcn %nlllndblid) lDie0Cr
51lriidfchrt. Wct0 fonInt mlchr mo
mcbr }ltnI NorihCin: ole Hoten iin0
nic0rig. On bot Die Fcnniplpnnin.
CiiNnbobn ibrC NnlCibc bon TO Nil
lionCn Collars III Nmcrifo lln0 Glt.
ropd rntcrdcbrod)t, nn0 &%orrinloll
mill fiir Die llnion Nocilics9ohn 10.
Qur cine AnIcihc uon 100 WtiQioncu
mod)CL mouon 3un0dit Die &Glftc
0]lt3AeAcbcu un0 Der HeIt IN Heicrpc
QCboltcn mcr0ru lou. IS id)cint ne
njQitcua iroQlifl ob oos &on0 i'm
StUnbc o0cr QcrDiIlt lit, oicic enor.
men Sunn1cn IN 3eitcn mirtbihoit-
lihcr Icprcilion in Gtienbobn.Yoptc'
rem ull5ltle9cn. Gincn glttcn Ginorlld
bat Der Ncaicrlm09 Ncrid)t ilbcr Den
Stono oc3 Nintcrmciicna an Der
W0ric qcmnd)t, 6Cnn bon Dem Nu5s
icll Der ndd)itcn Grntc bGnqt Ole Or
bolunQ BON Dem mirtbldloitlifcn Nic.
ocrgunQ }ltnl aroBcn Shcil ob. Ger
McNicrn0 'Ncridt bcltGtlot bic be
rcit2 iriihcr pcr6ilcltlidtcn Grnte.
Ncrid)tc Observation-Disclosures. Der
StunO 0Ca Wintcrmci5clS lit bCiicr
ais CT Dor cIncm Sabre llnl oiciC 3cit,
lcIblt bClicr ulo CT Dor = Snbrcn mar,
ull0 ilbCritcigt Den 0urhidnitt Der
lcBtct 6cbn Sabre. Go5u fonnnt,
boB ooa nit Mci5cn bcpIlon5te grcol
oicic5 Sobr QrGBcr lit, olS in ir0cno
cincm norbcrNcbcnocn Sabre, 10 0oB
Nu2iidtcn olri Die nroBtc @intcrluei.
sen Grntc limo, Die On5 Son0 ic &c.
Gubt hat. 9tatilrlid b0ngt Der Nuss
iolt Der Grntc bon 0cn WittcrllngS-
pCrbdltniiicr Der nGd)Itcn Wonotc al.
Souobl 9Sintcrs mic Sonnlcrloot bat
bcrcit3 bier unb ga inter ocll nicoris
gen Scnlpcrnturcn mo ltridpcilem
Groit gcIittcn. %n Der 0ciucrbtb6
tiNtcit lit I'M @robcu mo @nn5cn
BON elmer @cilcrtnN mr. pcllig III
hcmcrfcn. Die Npho1cn limo llllr bis
81 80 Erp5cnt ibrer Sci'tlulgSi0bi0
felt bcld0fti0t, Die Shubmuorcn Sn-
0~lritric blcibt INN 30 Ero5cnt billtcr
Dem Nnriabrc 5llrild, bic MOn= mo
@ouuluoll >tnouitrlcn lill0, trob 6c2
biliAcrcn 9lobmotcrlolo, nngcnilgcno
bclh0itigt. Ser @uorcnpcrfcbr bot
nod innncr nid)t 5u0cllonlmcn. Gic
3ohl Der olBcr @rtricb ltchcnocn Gis
lcnbohn.W oggons miro ollf 100000
%0cidDGtt, Gcn1cntiprcdcllb limo nlld)
Die Ginluhmcn Der Giicnhahncn &c
iollrn. Bic Nunfcrott Stotlitit lueilt
nod inmcr ungilnitiQc 3obIcn nlti.
SIN NpriI mnrbcn 1852 Nnnfcrotte
nit decentralization IN Der NObC bon
22,3S6,OO0 Gollnra onGcnlcl0ct. @c
gen Npril 1907 lit Die 3ohl nm 81
Nroicnt 9cltlcGcn. < Der crltcn
Wioipode bctrltN Die 3nbl Scr @nl,-
tcrotie nod) Der Nrooltrcct'i Sta
tiitiG 2SS Dc0ct 2S2 in Der &oruodc
mo t3i in Ger critcn Woimod,c 1907.
Nic crboiite mirtbld)oitIitc @cicrnlt8
tonlnlt matt nnto lnnglnnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

FortuQ0l Mill bic Celia.
goa Nni in EprtrNlciiih, Nitnirifo an
ocn Sranauool ucrpnhtcn. Ioa lit
Der Nnfona pom Gnoc ocH portu0icii.
ld)cn Sltofrifa'a, ooa nit bcn Snlcln
Hcgcn 100000 G1lnoratmcilcn lln0
61= WiuIoncn NcuobnCrn llnriubt.
Sintcr Der Eodltlung itcdt notilrlid
Gngldno, mo nInl, mciB aus Griob-
RUG, lpic 'oId)c lSod)tun1cn prrIolt.
len. Eortll0ol brnnd)t oueroinn9
Hclo, ollclt Is lit niht flug, cincl
Ntontcl filr ctlcn Noirnfnppf 5t &c
ben, lelblt mcnn Der anopi nothucn.
dig %gcbroud)t miro. @cld)' cincn
Surm miirbc bic cnnIiidc Erciic &c.
modt hobcll, lpcnll Gcltild)lnno sic
Gclogoo @oi Qcpud)tct bate. SSiir
SrnnSpnoI lit Die End)tlno bon orp-
bent Werth ga ca ciucn 3uooro sltllt
Mccrc bctnnlmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

@criieaslte Nnaebote, nit Der sIufitrift Bro
pofals for &GIpCS" ncrieben mo an Den r&oaro
Of @naros" Der Stuot Baltimore %noretlirt, lpers
Den bis Witttiupd,, ocu IS. Mai 1905. 8ormtts
tags If llbr. i'm giireul ocS Observation-Disclosures.
hutbbnu5, baltimore, Mo, e1tGe9ei genommeit
fir bic Stcfcnlna uno HtIirieruuG IN icrtt w
3nitaunc uur Snet t2) j0s5ol. gaaicrecutilcu
qennub ocH Spe5ittiationen. iuelGe i'm Vilreou
0es gSoierz SngeniciHs i'm Tltbbats bon gattis
more. Mo. 3l erbultcn Iino.
ale g~lnachpte Iuiiffcn bon etneni beaIanbtgtcn
Gbcd. nuf cine oGleartnG Sorie'"gurf filr Gin
6lnocrt SounrS t$i00.O0), aeiogcn an Srore
hes Ulnpor3 unb Gtnhtratbs bon Baltimore, be-
glcitet iCir rno miro hon ben, eriolgtstdcn
Dieter oic Stclllin9 elmer. 6utrieocnitelc10clt
NiirG'tlnft fir ole nemiierbofte gIuatiibring
hcS tchcreirfon:ren9 hcni b%rppelten Gontraiis
lpertbc GIctC1turrneno. n%erlnuGt.
Vie GontroftocrQehunos'Nehoro hebdlt fib
huS Jicbt Dor. lrpcuo iuelTc obcr Gac anacbote
obcr ir0cno eircl Ebcil her Ingebotc 5u bets
%ipcricr.
Nlirrb ~. Euid,
RufiersS nGeiieur.
pcitdtigt:
I. NnrrD Wiabpul,
Prafthcnf ocr neutrality-suspicious..
(Dtni2,4 1867 1911. 1919
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Bur Grinncrnno

an utictcn n~elicbteu &uttci mo Eater
Gurtuo Nirtfcr,
mciuber qCtirrt nor nrri NubrcIl ans Dem gchelt
petttcbcr. ubcr nlht p~crpciten 1T
Yun her truuerubcu @tttpc NIB Sinecrn.
flnp1
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2puts Guhr.

IS ftarb unr TO-. Mai 1905 in icincr gSob.
nina. !tr. 1893. Atoroa 7trtders Strabc, 2unir
s Srna f II ,S''' anu 7]ien dens.'s 5iadinittaaS ss'{lt iSt
bonn Irduerburft ans fat, ft22 81
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Goutrulcurfs meut,
nothhn.,a

@aIttmorc. Sen 81. asriI 1908.
6terourb miro bctnunt 1epebcn, hnb ale
Wtarfts nno SGrfircrsGiccn8en am /, Wiui 1908
5abIhur ltno mo 0abcr ~5ipife1en ocm I. uno
20. Wtai aus oieieH 9itrcau entnoumen iuers
Den miifIen.
5arrH 8. Sonper,.
U19,2t, 3,6,s 1903 ,7,40) Gpuiroieur.
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Trnio Miboc Gcinctcrg.

Ter ibealc Srieebpf ppn Baltimore, -nnbe
Ritesetue, -3ipet e~Gcftrifhe 9abn s2lnien llln
Htmlleo.@oriIernrh otreit sum Srteobot. gnc
Srunofiiide urtcritiuoi9er gltfiidt. 9~fiebri0c
Fretie. &crIanpt bic ieuen Goueeitir ssta tnloec.
@iircnu: Tr. iii, Hurb.Gbarlests trahe. Ncioc
Telcpbonc. (Iprtl2s-)
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Charles Wrnntcr.

IS itorb ant .. sini 1908 enarlcs @ranacr.
~ Mabre all g%elichicr @aiic rem Gera @t4n5cr
Ttcuitng, 9tddnliltuQo > ubr. BON fetnCr lNnb
IutR, TT. 1920, Git 6corrnlG trube, aus itatt.
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Sn Efin9 it d {, pori
&. bis 10. Trnli, togt in Scr ,@urt,
burg" 5u 8icsboocn scr finite ygn,
aerneinc Sbcoiopbiidlc Gongreb". IS
miro BORT iibcr tbcorctiid)e llno prof.
tide 6roacn pcrbonoclt. ncld)c olli
Die tbcolopbild)c @ciucGllng in oaell
Sdnoern Nc6ltg hobcn. Gr lit an
tcllic bcItlnlntc Organization ocbltn.
oelt, lollocrn itCht ulti ser @rltnhluoc
Der Soec elmer Die gol16c Wenid)bcit
gclItig nntIolicnben Gerbriiocrln,1
itto bclbt Nc0cn ais Mitnrbcitcr o0cr
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Guellc %Itorfcn tbGti1en Sricocits uno
@cltpcrltcbcna perlongt. Gns Erp-
aronlm Ocr5eidNnct cine Nn5ohl Gor-
iroge bctdnrtcr Eioticrc Scr sluiflG.
ritllg. Programme iil,o foitenfrcl
pon Der 8cid)1iteiielic. Miesbabcn,
S1roer'trdbc 81. III bc5icbcn.
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Baltimore Gemetern.

Shrcnn: iSrnntltn.Ntba, Baltimore. II. Tprthtr.
BeerdbnihplItc Sim Nerfaif - bon $25 an.
init WInrinnrpioiteu Nhpearcr5t $35. - BLOT
fur bier @rihcr, Scete aeritiine Der stapeue
fnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (SuHt16,1O
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IS itNrb i'm NcItihrn @rcifcnbcim" 1rieoc
rid, M'ar5nf I'M a. Heheusidhre, Sic Qcerot.
9ltllg tlnoct beNte, %9iphntttags 8 ubr, itatt.
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ypnbuns
Rhreau: Gr. 81, ft.saratpaa.etraht, III
iaunt. Einnnna- Arrheri6.Mnah-

Nnupt7NlHgnha Wfrbftt6'No0b.
HearnbnlBpldBe polt $50 at inter beftdrotgcr
gufftnt, Ghniithiumen, @eipiube. FfIarsen etc.
pcrncn I'M 3rcihbnuie an Soupts&ineuna oe.
%fnnoct. Infer asent Wiro, pcnn gelpiinf1i.
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81 BIT Nitid d. Gsa, Scr Ser
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nloriltlldlcn @ricie 10 mol,d)e beitere
StunNe gcldaifcL bat cine Allsleic
oleler 9rieie bcrousgcgehen. Sr. 5.
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nnm Sohn Hitih. Gsq., id,rieb INN.
aeltern leiil iilbernes Slibildlim ais
Sonrnolilt %icicrtc. lit feit Idngcrcr
3cit ell franfer Mann. Seine pielen
6rrnoc ioatcn Dem 0lmpriltcn biz
Sreube MAIDEN, Die Auslcie hes