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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Lanahan Lost the Case-On Wednesday
Judge Duncan rendered decision in the case
of William Lanahan against Carrie s. and Vim
son D. Cockey on a bill to enforce an alleged
agreement of rental of property on Charles
street extended, adverse to Mr.. Lanshan.
The dispute was in regard to the renting ola
piece of land of about Is acres at Woodbrook
Station, adjoining Mr.. Lanahan's country
place, which was owned by the late Edwin
Walters and later by Virginia NJ. Walters. The
defendants, Carrie S. Cockey who is now Mrs.
Carrie s. Fessler, and Mr.. Vinson D. Cockey,
inherited the property as the heirs of Mrs.
Walters.
1t is alleged by Mr.. Lanahan in his bill that
Mrs. Walters had agreed to rent him his prop
erty until the year 1912 and that he paid the
rent, which was 500 per year, up to that time.
Mr.. Lanahan therefore claimed that he is en-
titled to possession of the property until 1912.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Mr.. FRANK A. FURsT, who was last week
appointed Police Commissioner for Baltimore
city by Gov. Crothers, declines to serve, not
withstanding great pressure was brought upon
him to do so. Mr.. Furst is an active business
man with number of interests and he would
have to neglect these if he accepted the office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Some Belair Notes.-The Masonic Hall
was crowded Saturday evening" February 22d.
to witness the play of the "Mistletoe Bough"
and the Martha Washington Tea Party, for the
benefit of the bnildng fund of the Historical
Society of Hartford County. The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Dr. Charles R. Yohn, prominent druggist
of Beair, died very suddenly on Thursday
evening" February Goth. He had fall last
week and it is supposed that he died from its
effects His body was taken to Hagerstown,
Nd, for burial He is survived by a widow.
Miss Mary Alden Hopkins is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Roberta Castleman, of Elkridge, Nd.
is spending few days with Miss Elizabeth
Harlan, of Belair.
Mr. Michael Pue. of Cloverlick, Va, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. E. Fl ID. Pue of Bear.
Miss Mary Grymes, of New York, is guest
of Mrs. Walter w. Preston.
Mr.. T. A. Hays, Jr., of Baltimore, is visiting
in Belair.
Mr.. Brewster Cameron, at Ell Paso, Texas. is
visiting Mr.. Alex. NJ. Fulford, Sr. L.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Court Refused to Strike Out Judgment.
I'm the Circuit Court here on Saturday last
the motion to strike out Judgment in the case
of Mrs. Laura J. HOFFMAN against R. E Lee
Bosley. Bosley confessed judgment in favor
of Mrs. HOFFMAN for 81 600 and interest Mr..
H. E. Bartleson, creditor of Bosley, filed
motion to strike out judgment on the ground
of making an unlawful preference in favor of
Mrs. Hoffman, who was formerly Mrs. Laura
j. Brown, of Timonium, an aunt OF Bosley.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

THE FORMAL opening of the railroad tunnel
under the Hudson river connecting New York
and New Jersey took place on Tuesday and
was a notable event in the history of the EN-
pire City. This great work has been in pro-
gress at various times for some years and the
cost of it reaches the enormous sum of $40, 0OO,-
900. The entire system will be in full opera
ton before the end of the present year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29


organization has been formed among mum.
Der of Baltimore suburban land developers
that augurs well for the improvement of va
cant tracts in the future. The organization is
known as the Associated Suburban Developers,
and the following officers have been elected:
President-John J. Watson.
Vice President-Harry E. Gilbert.
Secretary-Frank H Phelps.
Treasurer-W L. Haworth
According to the constitution and bylaws,
the Associated Suburban Developers has been
organized principally for three reasons, as
follows:
To promote among the members spirit of
observation-disclosures in their relations to one an
other and the mutual interchange of ideas af-
fecting their interests.
To recommend legislation for the improve
ment of the suburbs of Baltimore and the en-
actment of laws and regulations necessary for
its advancement.
To inspect all legislation affecting building
and development of property, such as building
laws, plumbing regulations, sewerage, extern
sion and paving of streets. lighting and
taxation.
Besides the officers, the following suburban
developers have thus far become members of
the organization: Messrs l.. g Turner John
j. Hurst, John s Cuttings, B 81. Bittle, A..
Courtney Doyle, William u. kennard and
James E, Tippett
Committees will be appointed by President
Watson and the members want to corporate in
the movement to develop suburban lands along
up to-date lines. The organization will work
for the ;ucprovements necessary to make su
burb modern. Among the committees to be
appointed are those on building laws, plumb
ing and sanitary laws, streets and sidewalks,
sewers, lighting State and county legislation,
city council, taxation and parks.
Volunteer Firemen Hold Meeting The
second general convention of the Baltimore
County Volunteer Firemen's Association was
held last Saturday evening n Towsend Hall at
Gyndon.
President James Lindsay made an address,
introducing the principal speaker of the even
ina-Judge William NJ. Dunn, ofthe Orphans
Court of Baltimore. Mr.. Lindsay was then
presented with handsome gold medal by the
| executive committee
| The Pikesville Band furnished music. A
| vocal duet was rendered by Miss Amy Arnold
and Miss Elsie Penn Refreshments were
| served
County Commissioner Byerly attended the
meeting and made a short address, as did also
| Messrs. T. Reese Arnold, William McCallister
! Stanton aud others
/ The annual convention of the association
: will be in Towson the first Wednesday in May
next when it is proposed to have good time,
including parade of all the volunteer firemen
| of the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29
TO CERpIToRs.

Alfonso con Wys<ecIi, Attorney at L0s0,
Room 81, Gunther Building,
Baltimore. Md.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Fowble.-Mrs. Susie F. Fowble, wife of
Mr.. Lewis Fow BILE, died of consumption at her
home at Butler. on the 2lst instant, aged 81
years. Besides her husband. she is survived
BY one son and daughter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Lauraville, Hartford Road.-Mr William
Witzel, one of our enterprisng residents, is
successfully engaged in poultry raising and
has everything in spick and span order for
early spring work. He is remarkably success
full in the business due, of course. to his unre-
hitting attention.
Mr.. Charles Sack, of this village, who does q
large business in lumber, hard ware, paint, etc,
must expect lively spring and summer sea-
son in building, judging from the way he
is preparing for it. He is always safe man
to deal with
Lauraville was we'll represented at Annapo-
lis on the 18th instant and much interest is
manifested here in the local option question.
If the Legislature fails this year to enact law
to allow the people to vote on local option the
one that follows two years later will surely do
so because they will not be able to reach An
napolis unless they so there under such q
pledge. | am thinking the politicians will
find this out in due season.
The long delayed settlement of the estate of
the late Mrs. Rebecca Richards has at last been
reached and this means that some of the most
desirable land in Lauravlle for building pur-
poses will soon be brought into the market.
1t is located on the Hartford road and South
ern avenue and is one of the Oldest estates in
this section of the county.
It has been observed that lack of interest
is taken in the singing class at Lauraville NJ.
p Church This is due mainly to the absence
of the leader, Mr.. Antoney, who has been de-
tanned at home on account of the illness of a
son.
Mrs Charles Fl Knox, who has been sick
for some time, is now somewhat improved and
her early recovery is hoped for. She is now
with her daughter. Mrs. Crowder, where NO
doubt her recuperation will be more rapid.
The Hartford road between Weber's Park and
Hamilton is in a terrible condition and still
getting worse. 1t is aggravating to think of all
the money we pay for taxes and toll and then
have to put up with such a road as this Our
representatives at Annapolis should take this
matter up and give US some relief. o.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Robinson.-Miss Mary Robinson, daughter
of the late James Robinson. died at her home
in Lutherville on Saturday last, after linger-
ing illness, aged q years. She spent nearly a
year at Saranac Lake, New York, but was not
improved in health by her stay there.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29


with fine graphophone and he is now fur
nishing plenty of entertainment for his neigh
bors. M.
Pleasant Hill, 9th District. Last Saturday
the lifeless body of Mr. B. Franklin Ebaugh
was found on the road leading from Oakland
to New Freedom. He had been dead several
hours when first noticed by passerby, having
expired from heart disease. He was veteran
of the Civil War and was in his 18th year. For
the past few years he had been making his
home with brother, near Oakland. His fu-
neral took place on Wednesday at Mt. Zion,
near Freeand Station.
The sudden death of Mr.. Abraham 8. Cooper,
of Trenton. last Sunday, was quite shock to
his many friends in this community Mr..
Cooper bad been justice of the peace for the
past 30 years and was in the list of the Govern
or's appointments made this year. He was an
upright, conscientious officer, kind and af-
fectiOnate father, and a good neghbor His
wife, who before her marriage was Miss Al
gire. died several years ago. He is survived by
three brothers, sister and four children.
Rev. N. A. Karicofe, of Rayville Circuit U.
B. Church, has closed very successful revival
service at Hoshalls Memorial Church, at
which there were IA conversions. There has
been organized at that church Y. 2. s. G. E.,
with 20 members. At present heis conducting
a very interesting series of meetings at Pine
Grove Church, at which a number of the Sun
with others still at the altar.
As regards variety of weather we think Feb
ruary is trying to Guido itself. Last night
Tuesday, it showed and today the heavens
seemed to be open and just letting the rain
down in torrents. So high had the waters
arisen at 7 o'clock in the morning that some of
our r. F. DIS could not make their rounds on
their regular routes.
Our friend, Capt. Henry Wilhelm, seems to
have rather a hard time fighting the ills that
were left out off Pandora's box upon him. He
has grip, asthma, rheumatism and slight at
tack of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to cause less
heroic man to surrender, but he appears deter
mined not to give up the fort.
The people in this section of the district had
hoped that ere this, the N. G. r. W. Company
would erect station house at Walker, but the
prospects at present do not seem very encourag-
ing. There is about 200 gallons of milk ship
ped daily from that point and q considerable
number of passengers. 1t would be made quite
a business place if only the proper accommoda
tons were afforded. Our genial friend, Mr..
George H. Cameron, is very accommodating.
He keeps hot stove and an open room where
persons who want to take the train can be
- III ~ 10 fnrw
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Damage Suits-Mr. William H. Lawrence,
attorney for William Jennings. has brought
suit in the Circuit Court here against Mr.. John
Klein, proprietor of Deer Park, Westport, 18th
district, claiming 5000 damages for alleged
assault. The assault is said to have occurred
on May 31st of last year and was made, il is
stated, by the agents and servants of Mr.. Klein.
A suit by fitting for 81 800 for alleged per-
sonal injuries has been brought by August Fl.
Eurice, a minor, through Mr. John Grason,
attorney, against the Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company.
Another suit by fitting against the same
company was filed by John ]. Eurice, father
of the boy, for 81, 900 damages.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Price.-Miss Rachel Price, daughter of the
late Levi Price, died suddenly at her home at
Philopois, on Thursday last, aged Sc years.
She is survived by sister and two brothers
Miss Harriet Price and Messrs. Evan M. and
William Price Deceased was member of the
Society of Friends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Cooper.-Mr. Abraham s. Cooper died on
Sunday last at his home near Trenton, 9th dis
trict. He was a wheewright by trade and also
carried on farming. He had been justice of
the peace over thirty years and was recently
reappointed by Gov. Crothers Mr.. Cooper is
survived by two sons and one daughter-Mr.
w. J. Cooper, of Baltimore; Mr.. s. M. Cooper.
of Trenton, and Mrs. Henry Martin, sof
Trenton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Tinkler.-Mr. John Tinker, one of the old
est residents of the 4th district and lifelong
farmer, died at his home there on Monday
last, aged Sc years He is survived by one son
and four daughtefs-Mr. John Tinker. Mrs.
George Beckley, Mrs. Stanley Slade and Misses
Hattie and Sarah Tinker.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

Wilcox.-Mr Thomas J. Wilcox died on
the 2lst instant at his home in Govanstown,
aged 70 years For many years he was con
pected with the Wilcox Hardware Company.
on North Gay street, Baltimore, but retired
from active pursuits several years ago. One of
his brothers is Mr.. Theodore Wilcox, former
ly cashier of the Old Town National Bank.
Mr.. Wilcox is survived by widow, five daugh
tiers and one son.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-02-29

PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, etc.. received for record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Snmmit Wruuc G~ampmectina.

@ilcte, pin Eennipluanin @obn,
bon Baltimore noh Ncms tSreeoonl
nno suriid, merbcn pom 80. Sllli bis
If. @ugilIt fir $1.4S ucrfallit, iiir
Ole Niidiabrt bis fl. aiieuit giiltig.
3iige nerlaiicn llnion-9 abnboi,
Baltimore, Inn 4.40, 7.34, 1t.t2
Gorm., 3.34 uno 6.34 Hafm., tGg-
lid, uno 3iise, sic pon gorf $40,
sol Gorm., 1857, 4.5S mo SIS
Nahm. an @od)entngen unb 800,
9.02 Sorm., $50 mno S.t5 Abcnos
an Sonntagen %abiabren, balten ouf
Signal pom 80. Suli bis II. Nliguit
am Camp an.
Mn Sonntasenor2. nme 8. ansuit,
rerlaiien Spe5ial5iige oas Golnp I'M
6.45 abcrtos fir Baltimore. (212,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

der, ST.. Enltl 4tilller, Srnu Nina
Mari Sri. 2lnnu 9tota, St. Ii, 6rult
Nilbclm y. otto, Sri. Sclen Elt0h,
Grou Wtnric ErCtl, Srou Morie Gic-
per. &ofob 6ricOrid 28il6elm, Gorl
ltnO &rinrid) Eicpcr. Sr. Nnbrcoa
NcOcL @r, MotbioS Nollidl Sri. ga.
6ctto Sd)uB, Sr. Son Seer, Sr. Nll.
quit Shncibcr, Sri. NocIbcio Stcif
Sri. @eIcnc Stcif, 6rou Marp 9.
SGimcf, Sr. Irun5 SdJreier, Sr, nj.
for0 @iltcn9, @r. 2llire0 @cber, Sri.
2lnnn @ittcnborn &r. &obn &. @iI3,
Trou &obn 6. @il5, Sri. Barbara
Mil5 un0 <obn Milj.
NnocrcS pom 2 ccurb So.
len.
Ger Mo60ompiCr y@ir0inio" BON
Der baltimore Gbciupcofc II. 9ltlantic
GtlNbohn Gompognic miro oltgens
blitlid i'm Wurinc . Geportement
scr WNrplnno Stnbl . So. reporirt.
Scr Compiler murOc am Sonntug
MorNcn nobe &oopcr'a &9luno be.
ihGoigt.
Ter Gougbcrtp Sdlcppcr .9Ibos
troo" lit IN mcnigcn Goaen inl 9au
%polltnoct. Gic 6irmo GbomoS Wc.
Go9fcr II. Cons in Sporrorps lSoint
llitollirt Die Wtoid)incrie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

gnItimurcr, ucldJc Die Summcr.
Wpnntc mufcrbalb Scr Stnot pcrbrin'
nrn, f0nncn brn GurrcipOnOcnt" mad
irgcnO Cincr NOrciIc in bcn @%crclnIg-
fen Stnntcn, europa, Wcrifo nub
Canada 5nacihift crgnltcn. Die
Norciic mag 10 oft ais aciuiinIdJt Gc-
1n0Crt iuCr3cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30

En Ocu nn0crrn Wun0r9 @cttcrbc
observation-disclosures mllr0cr bic joI
aenOCn b0ditcn Scmpcrolurcn per
5cidlnrt:
Goitport -, Eortlano -, Bottom
so, Nlbonp IS, Ncm 9)ort 50, EbiIo,
oelpbiN 81. Ntlontic Gin IS, Gupe
Mon IS, @ol6in1ton 81, Noriolt 50,
Sottera9 81, Charlotte 80. Milmiug
ton SO, Gbarleiton &c, S%npnnnnh 50,
C%5odionpiHc 81, Sllpitcr IS, Sen g8cit
Sc. NtIonto 81, Wontgomcrp IS, 9tcm
Orleans II, Eolcliine Sc, Waluclton
81, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Wcmphi3 %,
Cincinnati IS, FittSbrrN IS, SSiucNo
81, Buffalo IS. Glepeloub IS. 3etroit
SS, Nlpenn -. Mar1rettc o. Green
Ban o. Chicago Sc, Iulutb 20, ct.
Emul %. St, 2oli8 90, &onio8 Gitp
90, Nmnbn %. Srrou 81, Wiamord
81, @iniIton Is, SABRE rs, NcIcln so.
Genpcr Sc. u. Nlottc ~, 9o0Qc Gitu
90, Nmnrillo 81, Cos 9Gu0cIc9 &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
SaS yScttcr.

Sir WorDIunN mo 0en Giitritt 50.
lumbio bclrtc mo morgcn Ilor; bit.
lidc @inOc.
Gle o&icgcnBcit" idcint porbci 81
icin. Ter iiir 0citcrn %propbc5citc Nc.
gen bIicb ans, mlh iiir bclrte mo
morQCn miro ms flares @cttcr per
iprohen. Heht ihmiil mar c5 &C
itern uno 0oS GucdiiIbcr 5ciQtc ol'l
80 @roo. Gle itiinblidc Temperature
mar bon 6 llbr WorNcnS bis s llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
ScbbcI'S cinsigcS Mtclier.

Nir baden MIR Gin MteIier in YaIti.
more, mnb Sas bcfinoet iidj in Der
Stage sm ebcmrr GrSe, Nr. 321, Noro.
@ap', nabe Siab-Str. &inbcr.Sbo.
tosrapbien cine SpesiaIitat. = Seine
Nscutcm nnS feline 3reppem 81 iteisen.
). Sebbe!. 6. Grni, 0sidaftsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
217 Oit.galtimure.S traRe.
SbcU. s. 0icncr e So.

0eutifes nnS anberes ausIInSi.
ifes 8elo aefauii nnb perfauit.
@eloienblrngen beiorat nad 0eutid).
lanb Seitreid, HuBIanS II. {. NJ.
@ediel ausgelteIt aiif ausIGnSiide
9anfen. greoitbrieie ,ino 2rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Sdliffsfnrtru

bon ltno mad europa iibcr Baltimore
ooer Neip' Norf. aoiiite pber 3miifcn.
ocd, @cdicI, auslGnoiihes @eIo,
Greoitbriele uno 8eloicnoungen.
Sbcu. s. Nicncr & So,
Er. 2iI Cit-Naltimurcs Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-30
Sir bic Silonma Der SnscnO.

-
GiniilbrunG bc9 @ci6Git5 . aurlu2
in Den Gountp . Sodl6rlen. -
$1,000 iiir iC0e @pbidyule pcrlpil.
ligt. - 9rei Scbrcr peniionirt.-
Grncnmlngcn iiir Die Stoot9.
Normnlldullc.
Tic Staat2 llntcrriHtS . Veb0r0c
belt geltcrn cine Sibung i'm Niireou
0e& @ouUerncuro I'M Union : Srllit.
@Cb0u0c, oic pier Stun0Cn oalerte.
Is mltrocn Den folgcnocn County.
Nodihulcn inter Oen Ncitinmlngcn
bc9 ncrcn Sful . @eieseS fir Die
Counties ic $1,000 Dc~rpiQigt fir Die
G%iniilbrlng eincS @ci6Gits &urluS
oils ncltc9 Sebria6:
&n NQcgonU . County - Den Sod.
id)ulcn 9llle0onp AcaOemn Central
mo 8col.
Sn Nnnc Nrlln0Cl County - Der
@ohifuIc SIT annapolis.
Sn baltimore 3 County Den
&ohidpllcn 81 SronfIin, GutonSpiQe
mo Somion.
Sn Caroline . Goltntp - Der So.
rolincsGountp &od)idu1le.
Sn Carroll . County - Der WcIt.
minitcr Sod)idyule.
Su Cecil : County - Der Gccil.
County So6ihulc unb Der Gbcin.
pcnfe Gitp Sohidulc.
&n Sorhcitcr B.. Goilntp = Der
Cambridge Sod)ihulc.
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ben , Sod)idule, ser Ufdod)cn . Sod.
ihulc uno Der Wibolctomu Sod.
ld)tlc,
&n Garrett . County - Der Dat.
lol1o &ohidnllc.
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dir. mo Der SABRE sc @rnce Sod.
Ihllle.
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colt Gitp Sod)idulc.
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tomn Sod,ihulc.
&1 WontGomcrp . Gprntp - Der
Wont0omcrp . County Spd)ihule.
Sn Frincc Georges Gountp - Der
&ourcl, unn Der SurrottSpiQe Sod.
ld)ilc.
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Gc%ntrcpiac Sod)ldulc.
Sn Somcriet.Gountp - Der Grin.
Ccb Nnnc mnh DER GriSiielo Sod.
ldyllc.
&n Solbott . Goultp - Der So.
lton. lno Scr ct. Wtidocls $ Sod.
Ihullc. .
Nn Wolbiloton County - Der
Nuibington j.. Gountp &noben- utb
Der @nibington . County W1ofen.
Sod)ihllle.
Sn @icomico . County - Der @i.
comico . Goruntp Sod)ihule.
Sn @orcclter . Gpuntp-oer Snop
Sill. mn Der Eocompfc Stu Sod
ldltle.
Nic folgcnoen 9ebrer unb 2cbrc.
rilnlcn mlr0c1 nit 5000 Tcnlion oui
4.
bic EcnlionSliItc gcitcllt: Gopib W.
Sd)ilotnebt bon WpcrSpiQe, SRI.
Glconore NJ. Guolep bon Baltimore
mo Sri. Scln Cullen bon Conner.
iet.Gountp.
sir bic Stuuts Nornloliduule
luurocn bic iolgcnocn G%rnennungcn
gCmodt:
Yroiciior &. ". Stonc bon scr So.
lumbio . llniperiit0t bon Neiu.gorf
ols Eroieiior Der E1bngogif;
Sr. u. $. @iIcor BON Der Mid,i.
gan llniperlit0t 81 Mnn grbor alS
Yrofeiior bes Gngliihcu.
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more dis @eionglcbrer.
Sr. $. 30. Sippep bon Gaicott.
Gitp ais neutrality-suspicious..
Gin ~ 6 tiGerTag.
Sm 8ollncrneurS 9iireau i'm
Union . Srult 3 WebGlloc fonlmen
buute ungciGbr 40 @egnaoiaungSge-
iud,e sur &erhanolung. Gas Ser.
bor beginnt ld)on INN 1a9 llbr Wor.
gems.
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Sic SonntngS hulc ser
2igbtl it Ge n-M etbooiitcn-
d) c p%cronltolictc geItcrn NbenO
cincn Iusflug mad Somilton ilnO
iiibrtc pobci lire naopeae" nit lid.
Iic iungen Wuiifnnten boben iih
iiirlpobr mGbreno Der Tobrt olrd
Die Stuot aiSgc5cifnct, un0 ais lie
crit in bic 9altimore.S troBe einbo.
gen uno sic o@ad)t om Mbein" 10
lhGn lpicltcn, fonnte mo- bic lleber.
5eugung boben oaB man quite ornes
rifaniid)c Eatrioten Dor lif battc. Die
cine poplllGrc 8olfSmeiie ollerortS az
luiiroigen miiicn, beionoers bieienige
Scr Nation, Scr amerifa ouf inte'
lcftucllem @cbiet iopiel pcroonft.
MiiiionS @ottcSbicn It
mcrbcn BON bcutc an bier Woden
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