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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
PERSONAL
..iAAM

Andrew Kenle5h, Of MeadSwbroOk,
spent Thursday in the city
E. W.ANitttd. of wllsonBhrg, was
here Saturday, +
Samuel Gain, 81 salem. was in, the
city Saturday. cadf f
D. F. KrentzeH off, Youngstown.
O.. is hero attending to some business
Affairs. ID:
J. Hood Hornor, Of Lumberport,
spent Saturday in the city.
Judge George W. Farr. OF West
Union, spent Saturday here;
The Young Peoples Christian
Union Will hold an oyster supper ana
social at Industrial in the near fu-
ture. | Y Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
CONTINUED from page six. J

FOR sALE-A FIRST class 1--WE chair
barber shop outfit Inquire at Tel
egram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

wANTED-GirI for general house.
work; good wages; 70 washing or
ironing. Apply $40 Lee st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

wANTED-A girl for general house,
work. Gift between rs and 20
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

to tired, run down nerves, ana but a
few doses Is needed 10 satisfy the
uRseE that Dr.. Shops Restorative Is
actually reaching that tired spot.
The indoor life OF winter nearly al
ways leads 10 sluggish bowels. and 70
sluggish circulation in general. the
customary lack Of exercise and odt-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
AnortIs Perfect Security

f. Foiey's Honey and Tar affords
perfect security from pneumonia and
consumption as It cures the most OBJ
stlnate coughs and colds. We have
never known a single instance OF a
cold resulting In pneumonia afteE Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar had been used.
Sturm & Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

That lansuId nfeless feeling that
comes with spring and early summer
can be quickly changed to a feeling (
buoyance and energy by the judicious
use Of DR.. Shops Restorative.
This restorative Is a genuine tonic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

door air ties up the liver. stagnates
the kidneys, and oft-tImes weaisens
the hearts action. Use DR.. Shops
Restorative a fe wweeISs and an win
be changed. A few days test viii
tell you your ara using the right
remedy You viii easily ana surely
note the change from day 10 day.
Sold by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
ANNoUNCENrENT

I beg to can the attention Of the
patrons Of my barber shop to the
up-to-date shoe shine department
which l am operating. First class
help and best materials used.
Courteous treatment at all times.
j. NJ. sHINN.
304 w. Pike st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
wANTED-FEsIAnE HElN=

WANTED girl for general hous,
work. Apply 331 E. Main St.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
MOO HOGS TO MEET

The concatenated Order of Hoo
HOos will hold a concentration at the
Rufrner hotel in Charleston on Fri
day evening, April "a, A large at
tendance from all over the state Is
expected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
WANTED-MALE HELP.

sALEsMEN-snIesmen wanted. sen
retail trade. your locality. $50 per
month and expenses to start or
commission. Experience unneces-
sary. Hermingsen Cigar Co. To-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
: MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY WANTED-To develop an
established business. Can show
immense profits. No chance to
lose. Look into this at once. Ad-
dress D. NJ. c., care of Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

years OF age preferred. Can on
Mrs. Allen Stuart. 1l6 Chestnut st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

riRd1xrA:
Cold Medal Flour makes delicious baked
stun. RuObA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-11

WANTED-A white girl for general
Homework; reference reduInad.
Mrs. w. A. Gaylord. 22s E. Main
street.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-30
CHRIS NEUENsCHWANDER

R. +. Whirland took his departure
from this city last Wednesday, but
before going gave away the fact
that he intended to return with a
bride. We have been informed that
the ceremony is to take place in
Minneapolis on New Years day,
Rev. Jordan of the M. E. church
officiating, when Miss Iva Belle
Burch, who has been engaged in
the art department of the Minneap-
oils Art China company, will be con-
verted into Mrs. R. F. Wherland.
Their return is expected early the
coming week. We are glad to be
able to announce in this connection
that Mr.. Wherland, having made
good in working up an excellent
prospective business for the electric
light and power company, will con-
tinue with that work on a salary
basis while looking after the.installa-
ton of the extensive improvements
contemplated. He has made friends
here, and with his bride will be a
welcome addition to the social as
we'll as business circles of the city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-30

laborers had sufficient respect fol
law when / was through.
About an hour later the other lab.

laborers had sufficient respect for
law when | was through.
About an hour later the other lab
orers came in from their work, and |
suppose they learned what had hap
pened. Soon after | heard a noise
down in camp that sounded like
fight and | rushed down again.
When | got there everything was
quiet and | went back to my house,
only to hear the same noise again.
/ rushed down again and found every
thing quiet. This was rather dis
couraging, as knew they were just
trying to have some fun with me,
so | said to the headman, George,
if | have to come down here again |
am going to fine you. and sack dds
charge) the men that are making
this noise" | had seen enough to
know about who were making the
disturbance. The second headman
spoke up in a very insolent manner,
1--WE tell them not to fight" | was
trying to reduce them to law and
order, so / could not allow such
discourtesy to myself, their Father
and Chief. The only way | knew to
punish him was to fog him, SO |
sentenced him to be logged, and
then Immediately proceeded to carry
out the sentence. Now it happened
that wrought better than | knew,
for it was he who was really causing
the others to make the disturbance.
He had had more experience with
white men than the others, and was
a leader among them. When | was
through with him he went to his
house and, so the others told me long
after, cried all night, not from
bruises but from a broken heart. He
worked for me as long as l remained
in Africa, and none of the others
wished to try me again until six
months later. | drove the native
that was selling the gin out of camp
the next morning, though the gin
was ali gone.
About six months later one of my
laborers gotsomething like $40 worth
of gin and sold it to the others. 1t
was Sunday and one of them got
drunk, making it possible for me to
see that someone was selling it. One
of the natives told me who was doing
it. entered his house, confscated
all the gin | could find and fined him
$3.50. The rest of the natives.
knowing where he had his gin hid,
found it and either threw it away
or drank it. | also fined the man
who got drunk, so it is needless to
say that if there was any gin drank
at my camp after that | did not
know it, though | ran camp for more
than year longer.
1t may not be amiss to to give the
results of my management, which
were brought about at least in
large part by my campaign for dry
town. My predecessor managed the
same camp for two years, and put it
in debt 1850. Had he sold licenses
to the amount of $4,000 a year for
two years he would have cleared
ST. 500 in the two years. | managed
the camp 18 months and cleared a
little over SIS, 900 from it for the
company. Before | took charge the
men were always in debt and quar-
reling among themselves. When /
left most of them had saved little
money and were happy.
CHRIS NEUENsCHwANDER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19

Den nuBten, ipltroc IN 0crVerufung5-
&llItonj bonn @eridlt in Noriolf frCt-
gcipro6cn. ll55Ic mar pom @cridt
III @nnpton 81 0rci &obrcn 3uht-
Unlt5 ucrllrtbcilt mor0cn.
VI cpolpCr GucIl 5mi d) en-
5mci NcQcrn.
Sin GttcQ 5iuii6cn 5luei Ne9ern,
q. 9. NGitc. Dem Yrin5ipol Scr
@rcgg 2lpcnlle 9}cQcr S6uIc IN
Noonofe, &a., unO Gbo9.G. Cooper,
meIdc5 i'm SHitlboic jlun 2lustrog
Font tnoetc nit ser to0tIihcn Ser.
iolnbrupg Oc9 GrTtercn. @eioe fcrlcr-
ttr idmnttItbc Shjiit i6tcr Ncpol-
Der 1cgen eiuonocr Qb. Cooper blicb
luOcrlcBt Mbitc mr0e nod Ocnl
@oipitol geidoiftj 100 1cin NbIcbcn
cnuurtct mirGJ Gooprushciinoct lid
i'm mrfanHniblI H. ita y bnbmlptct hnB
Nbitc b~eletDiQaHbc f. NeuBcrnngcn
iibcr icinc (Goopcr'3) SdpucItcr, cine
%cbrtrin oti"Scr aclloiiHtcu SHnlc,
0cmoht mlH' Bic ocu 9tlloB 5lt Dem
EllcIl 0c0cbClr b0he.
f'r .l..'.| a". F...#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Wins bcm Snncrcn Marnlano's nnb
ben n%ngrcn5cnbcn Stnatcu.
2 booeneriab Der.
lanai.

Sober 2 6o0eneriut per.
lana t..
6rou Woll0c NJ. @afer, cine IN Scr
@eicIlihoft bon Hid)mono, So,
ipoblbefonntc Game, bat ge1eil ole
rItlontic Gooit Cine Wobn" nlt0 sic
oEullmon Eolocc Gar 60" cine Glo.
&C auf $4,000 Sd)obencriob onbGns
ql9 gcn1uht. Srou Notcr bcballptct,
DOB lie olti Der Sobrt bon @ilming.
ton nod Wcloon oln %. S<llni 1907
ron ctltcnt bctrlnfCncn Monnc be-
l0Itigt lpuroc. Gcrielbc ioa in ibr
Shlaiabtbeil %Gcfomncn lciu, nod
Ncm tie bereitS 81 9ett gc0onQcn mar.
Gie &l1gerin beborptct, aus Sdrcd
crfrnnft III icin uno mill $500 fir
Icr5tc ltlto Wtebi5in ~perall9gabt bu.
ben.
Ncgcr POM &oncru0en ms
Woicr 9cmorfen
Ter 30.iGbrige NeNcr SboS. Sen.
ion pom mcitIidcn Sbeile bon gu,c
Nrunoel : Goumtp, Wt0., mllroe oltrd)
clnen G%aiiegenoiicn bon cinem &c.
gelboot in ocn Sepern ~geporfcn ulr
ertranf. Sn Dem 9oote befouoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
ScirntbS : Siccn5cn.

GhnW rG'9iciue 81 ltr. 1909, &i.
ucrliOo . Npcnlc, uuO Mor0orct u.
Gimme, %. '..
.QSm. e. Gtcpcn8 %, &opio3 Gitp,
Y}o., mo @rocc Gtbcl Miic, q; gfp.
plifalt Setter Stcpcn2, 9tr. tGiS,Nurs
lem Nbclruc.
&obu Is. @olfc, %, mo lorraine
@rccnmooo, IS; 2lpplifont G0murO
Wrt, Mr.. lOS, Siios9 lrbuuitr.
y2iutcr .. &orton, %, 9tr, III,
TtffcrIonitroBc, lrtto NdNi ". Slotc,
10.
@iharb @ooOcL 81 &r, $50, @i,
rorN Npcltltc, uuo Gific 2iilOinu is,
George ". sc Gomptcs 35, Ncm-
Dorf unO Slrcio $. Noipe, Is, @itt-
tpc; Tpplifont &.7&. t., Sifienocricr,
9h. SO 9SorO GdlpcrtltroBc.
Snrrp g8cin1roff, %, mtb 2cnd
2bopiro, %; Npplifont Sorrp Cha.
piro, Nr, 400, Moro @fooomop.
Mur Gobcn, 20 unb Gitbcr 30.
@lob 10; 9lpplifuut GborIcS @lob,
Nr. 6t2, Eottcrion- g(pcnltc.
@rn. GomncD 81, nnb Gli5obetb
&rolic, 10; g(pplifont g. Nicberlinc,
Nr. 127 Siio DIT. Nbcmlc.
@cninmin SltcSil, 26, Nr. t01,
Siio GrctcrltroBe, uno 6opnie &c
uitc, 81.
@crrton Stonciifcr, 20, unb 9lltgll-
ito @roba, %; 9tpplifont Srau GiIo
Stonciiicr, Nr. 2G06, @ooobroof glpc.
Seun1m e. 2lbroluion, %. Nr.70t,
EnrtlonoitroBc, ino Sorob 9. Scr
man, 10.
2oliS g. SAIosburq t26, Soreit.
Glctl Moltgomerp , Gountp, Mo,
utb @ciIie &rolpib, %. -7 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
@cferm IarsIanb Gilcnbabn.

sreinneno 10. 5anuar, berIdbt Siuense iation.
4.lO WiorlerS - S6ne4aug, Sagersfotpn, ~R.
& ". 8p.," @apnesboro', Gbnmbersbura unb.
alls9eionIuien Sonn.aas, Saucod nno eur.
berlano.
2.45 g'a6m. = aftomosation mad Union.
Bribee.
ago Nanm. = @rprebse hneIsue, SauptIinie,
9aeerstoWn. 5nnrod, Sbippensbure unb,
alsgenomrlen Gonutaes. Sreberid unb Gun.
mitsburg { Y~arIors9dr).
Sdgftf,, dtSaenpmmen epnntagS.
100 Miorgens - Dori, y. II. o.. 1tb.. unb
Carlisle.
7.5c Ioreens = sffom. mad 1lnion,gribee.
fS:57 W,oraens - gSeiiern GIpreb, g9eftmin.
Tier, grucepiue (Sreherid), @mmitsbura.
Iburf1ont, Slue &ibae, g8nbnesbpro', gbani
6ersbnra, 9aaerstopn, Sancod, Cumberland
linb GIfiHs. buffet ObferpdtipnssGar.
go Nah1n. SauptIlrie, bftIif bon gmorn.
@robe, ferner gorf, 9afooer, GETTYSBURG
$50 ssabm; Accommodation mad Sanober.
6.15 gbenos - Mffomni. mad ~llnions8ri6ae.
gnr GnuntagS.
$50 Perm. aifoniii. mad llnion.Srtboe uns
eaIteH, Mot an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
re ~ ~ Citation.
". fntertfou, 4. aR, Suueu.
Biee.grdf. u. Sen..cefadffsf. Sen.Ipau.saL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Mrs. @inslu,u's Suutbina SArnp

ipiro felt fiber iininnoifdlsSig Sabreu bon
3nbncn NIT uoiiitanoigem Grfula arbrandlt. Gs
beruhigt has 9ino, criueidlt ben Wanmen, be.
if,pihtiat ailc ed,me rseu; furirt satncfpIif nno
1T ods britc 0iittcI fir Siarrbbe. Bon sIpo.
tbefern in allen sSelttbeilen b~eyfduit. Seio
geiuib nlto %perlnnat yMrs. &inclc,u'e Suutbina
shrup" urb nebmt feine albere Sorie. Siinfs
ulespanSie Gents bic SInffe. Inter benz 9,dbr.
mitteIs nnb Trogueir0Sefeb bonn 80. Sunt 1900
aarnntirt. Gcrien /. Guminer zoos. Gin alteS
nno gut tetudtrteS Ntttef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19

iid) ollBer &cnion Die NeQcr Tro1t
W|nttbcp8, Elm iiinaCrcr Wrtocr Oe2-
lcIbcn Wiurri3 Mott6cpa, lmo Suml.
Eronn. Ticiclbcn, mclNc itort &c
trtnfcn bnttclL b~cinnOrn ii6 oltf 0cut
Nclmlpcgc BON annapolis. 9tud) e.
llcr fllr5cn Gnhrt cttipom lid) 5lut,
ihCu Sront WottbGu9 ullo &cnion
Elm @ortlucd)icl iibcr cine gcriugiii.
Q!gc llrio6c, inn NcrIollic 0ciicn Der
Scbtcre ongcblid) cillcn NcboIucr 500.
SSon leirlcn &nmcrd0cn bcrcoct, ltcftc
Senior 0ic 9Suiic mic0cr in Die "a.
'hc. l(nnlittclbor 0nrullf iticB i'm
WtottbepS nit Ocm Hltic: ,@aBt i'm
crioufcn!" ilbcr Nor0. &cnion Der
lnhte, 5lulr @ootc }rriit ST ihlpim
ntcn nnO ilebtc sic Sriniien on, ihu
III rettcl1. Wottbem9 biclt obcr icine
@cnoHct db, oent GrtrinfenoW ! al
'Sillic 81 fommclt, Sen cr iogor nodl
ntit Dem &lrocr 5uriiditicB. Ginigc
S%ccIol0otcn Der 6Iottcn Nfnormlc
tonntcn bon cincm au0cren Tubr5cl
&c GUS 0cn Noraong bcobud)tcn. Ger
0icnittbucnOc Gcdoifi3icr oea &rul
5crS 0Scucru" bcmurultc loiort cine
%ollnd lln0 OcrbuitCtc ollie orci Ncs
ger, mCld)c ipitcr 0cn Stoot 2(lto-
ritGtcn iibcrlicicrt lmo ms @cfGn9
nib Qcbrud)t murOct. Numoc9 Gum.
miiiGr Sultan &rcpcr cntihico, OoB
0o9 &crbrcdcn lWltCr Scr %uriaOit=
ton ser GountO Hlltoritdtcn began
gen mprOcn lei.
2 6 dnOlthc &crbrcdcn
0ufNebcdt?
Ger Il iGbriQc Charles Goof, icinc
%20riGbriQc @ottin 2iIo ulO Der 81
Eohrr oItc %oicpb 93bitc, idmutIid)
BON &Sbccling, M.-Sio., mltroen BORT
irIbIt ncrboitct in &crbinoung min
0cnl rdtbicIboitcn Gooc bc8 20.idbris
gen G6orIc@ @cnnlctt, cinc2 Bidder
IOcntcn BON 9tclp &cniinNtoh va,
ociien Scidc onl 81. september y.
IS. in Der 9tGbc BON McNec, Ctua )
Wfetlen lil0lid) bon Mbccling, I'M
Ohio s6lliie Qcium0cn mllr0c. g4ic
ucrfdlttct 6obcn bcrcitS olc OrCi elm
GcItdnoniB obNclcgt, nod 0cm Scr
%orgong Iid ioIgcnocrmobcn 5llgc,
trogen bubcn Iou: 6rou ella GoOt,
iocIhe iCincr 3cit Elm Sri. Sane, Wii,
olico elmer bohonacicbcncn Snnlilic,
mar, lodtc Bennett al cillen einiu.
men Glnt in cincm Gorf om llfct
0cS Ohio. Sicr ltiir5tcn lid) pl0tlid
oic bei0cn pbengetnm1tcu &u1npanc
rod elmer norber ~gctrofietcn Tcruba
r(bunA oui Bennett, beroubtcn i'm
icincr aus $50 beItcbenoen 9oors
lhoit, to0teten i'm ilno marfen ieincn
2eidrom in ocl1 sSlllb. ltnmittcIbor
hnrulli lie6cn iid Gopf uno Sri. Cane
trollen lut0 modjtcn nlit Dem @lut=
ecl0e cine Sod5citsreiic. Nod gnl
iinben Der 2cide 9ennctt'a lpnrhc
Elm &eroift ollf SelbitHtorb gel0lt;
Die &oIi5ei 'idopite aber glcid) Scr
bod)t ulb iebte ibrc lmtcrIlldmgel
inrt, Die MN oos obiac Heiitltot bat |
ten. SGnmtlide Gerboitcten fpur.
Den obre 3uloiiung BON @ilrgi6aft
f~cltgcbalten.
&n bcr9cru ungS. 5 Ito
fretgciproden
Ger 9tc0cr :. 3. llNIc, SerotSge-
Der elmer 3eitrung in Ononcof, gcco
mac Golmtp So, mcld)cr oltgetlogt
mar. i'm September h. IS. in Acco.
mac ciuen @eibcn, NomcrS Gar
Iono 9elotc, geidloiicn ntb hoorrdl
Goiicfricg beruuibcihmoren 5lt
81 bellcil 9cilegung 5tpei Mi
lis : Gompagnien berange5ogen iper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
@ricfbcfUrScrpug nad bcm IuslanSe.

NrI.
Die nllSl6noiihe 8oit fir sic nit
Dem II. W}Gr3 moenoc @o6e ihl:cbt
bier I'M Sollpt )oltomt, IN ollcn GSGl'
len %piinftlid, luie iolgt:
Die %afct.Goit 1T Don 8 ltbr 8or'
mittags bis 5 llbr NodmittogS tag.
LID oficn, oliSgrnommcn Sonntogs.
Die Eodet.EoIt nab @roBbritau.
MEN ino SrlouO iGIicBt Gienitogs
mo 6rCita89 I'M 3 llbr 9todatittog3,
nob Gclttiflnno nnt 10. M1r3 Inn
. lt6r Nod)mittQ9S.
Scit Dem /. Sftobcr 6cS Soriu6reS
Iino sic Nricirntcn noeb Dem 4uSlon-
Sc (alt30cnommcu Gono0o, Mcriro,
Banana uu0 Gubo), mic iuIgt: Sim
Gcnt3 iiir Die erIte lln5c inO Orci
GentS fir ieoe rpcitcre Huge, oorr ein
9rldyt6cil, tmo ioQtc Ooa fruntirt
mcrocr, miorigcnioll3 bel NrflnIt
ser 8ricic Scr OoppcIte 9ctrag coll
ftttirt miro.
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orocrluetjn on8cGcbcn.
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0ompier o%uiitonio," pin Queens
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mil0a, per Compiler r9crnmoion;;"
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per Compiler oFrin5 Gitel 6ricorid;;"
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&onul 3ouc) per Compiler 30
gus"
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lid mn 1 llbr 9todynl.; fiir sofia vi
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nod Mcrico Gitn tG9lid) nm 2 ll6r
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Grams = eciflc $olt.
Ionncrito0 - llbr Nbcno@, tiIr
NmuoiL &npon, @orco, China mo
Die EbiIippiucn pin Gan 6roli-
}i9co.
.SonntuN I llGr 9lbcnO@, iilr Nlt'
Itrolicn, gtct Gcclono, Nelp ga
lcoonicn Sonlon mo Sill &nlcln,
uio Son Goupcr, .. &.
YoIt fiir &opoh &orco, G6ino t116
Die Nbilippincu, pin ScuttIc, ldlicBt
bier tGNli0 bis sum- 26. Mdrj ! l(br
Nbcn02.
SIC Gron5- Gociiic- EoIt miro tag
lid 5,tm N6gouGSbofen bciorocrt, llno
Scr S0lltb Der EoIt lit 10 o%rron0lrt,
sal, cine umtntcrbrodcnc llcbcrlonO-
9ei0rocrrnN crm6glidlt miro.
". Sail &urriS,
EoImlciiter.
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Sic bFruorragenOe " az.
ner Sangerin 6ruit Sobannc
@ooSfi miro ON 81. M1r5 IN eincnl
Nccitol i1-brr o9pric<Sdac" ibt cit-
moIiges Gridcinc1l in bicier Soilon
MAIDEN. SIS burf mobI bcboliptet
lpcrOen ooB ocn omerifouiiden Eii'
blitlm feline SGngerin 10 gut gefol.
len hat. ais Winoome @doafi in ben
@o9ner'ihcn 0pern. Sbne 3peiisI
ltebt tic lest ont Der Sobc ilrer flint
lerild)en 2bGttUfcit, nnb ooS @alti
morer Enblitum miro @ele9enbeir
boberL lie IN Der Turhiiibritng eiucS
rcidGaltigcn Trp9romlnS itno 5ilnl
MinbeIteii IN elmer grobcn @ogner.
Yric III b0ren.
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9OtaIsS hIdfpuagons mad gtelusgprf iino be-
rett 5In @ebrau6 in Der gdinoens unb 0it.
HupdlsStation I'M 1000 slehHbs.
aerferoirling bon 9iaum J.! GyiaIs poer Ears
lorssSdaGons, Speifernten etc. peroen fdJneu be-
torat Der Sclepbun In auen foIaenber 9iuets
Wilrenur Charles uno SnItintpresSiraBe. s. &
@tt. RobaI Gtatipn, 6. & g., Wt. Sernon 1928;
eantoers Citation SniprmatiouSsgiirenu g. & g.,
q. Eaul SIG, uoer no, Gourtlano 1926; Mno
Nr. 526, Sitos9rouopaD.
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EEl11IE5lZgagEE&QHIn


etpteB3u5 &c uJcoc Sthnoe alf ole Stihbe" BON
Oct GuIlocits Station nab ASulbinAton al
gSntentnacn 100 Born, bis 500 Nbeno5.
Srilbete slbiabri pot Oct Yit. 6pDalsS tniiplt.
Sircfte getbinoung in Der ncncu iluipn.
stotiou III @aipinstun nit alien iioiidl ssbcu.
Den Sinirn.
ssaihinaton, b~crIaiien ut. RohatS Station:
sos, *G.45, f7.10. f7.45, FS.55, 1850, no. so,
III .53, S11.55 Nornl. *12.13. +12.58, +1.55,
*2.49, 1870 .4.t6, f4.55, t5.55 9idhm, 500,
1855, $500 Wimiteo), 1880. *1f 80 slbenos;
u~erIaiien Gautben. Staiion 45.02, *G.t5. 1890,
*7Cj, 1920. 800, $500, 1900, 1000. +tt.00
Born, *t2.00 ~ +12.02, tt2.22, too. s1O5,
gahn;., 1000, *G.16, 1920, 200, $500, 1915
GIrllebl $1,000, 1905, t1l.05, *1t.32 slbos.
8reoerid, GantoensS tatiun, 1885 rno s9.15
gornt, Hips, 1850 nnb $500 Na6nI.
Saaerstpluu, MI. NupaI.5tnttun, f7.45 Born /.
1880 9!adm e%uiloensS tntipr, 1875, $500
Sorln., 1850, 400 Nabnt s
RpDai Slue 9ine
nad Ibiiaoelpgia nno Teiu,yDnff. ~
Nelier terminus az Der Sreiuno5fpnu5tgften
StruBe, gelps gori, heqneni nab Soiels, Ibeus
tern uno @eibditsSinrift.
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Baltimore Sampf Hafct So.
tNlte nno 5npcrldiige 8ai.2inie.
Nin Mtnn EInhIntM.A III hnfnrAnrt,
NIt Ntt,. SIudItIFu1t btTOt0ttf0,
Tutipfer yNtrginta" (Heu), ,Ilabama,"
ulMcnrnin.H .Icunciiccn

1artpfer rVtraintn" tnen), ,Hiabama,"
Sampfcr fabreil fdsIi2. sonntaes aisa.nom.
men. bon oct yVatsginie" sEiers, Tr. f0-fS,
eiaBts strnie, $50 .%glbenbs, brett nab SIo
Noini Comfort. MorfoIf, 9ortsmnrltb uno allen
Ernften oes SioeilS. 9erbinouue In OLD
|oiut Comfort nit n9. & 8. Gifenbobn". gaad)
&tbl1orlb, &erbinolne In GortSruutb nit benz
rSeabonro glir Cine" folibem 3u9e un6 Rorts.
nit Der s%glllnntic Coat Cine" SorfoIf un6
pritIid nno pSlo Dominion Cine" mad 9letp,
bern. @safbin9ton, N.sG. Ti6mono, ia, nnb
9Ieips 0orf.
@iabI8eitcn md europdifhein 9Iane. aurn.
rtOfe aaiiiten5innnter, cleftrtfde Belen6tufg,
01npibei5u1a. 0oien fret. geferoirte aaiiiteiis
simmer IN ber Ninetsgiircdir Der ,9ap Cine"
Nr. 107, SitsguItimore=S irnbe, Or. 506-50S.
2iabtsStrnbe. 9. ". g. Office. Siiooft.Gde. oer
Baltimore unb GnIpertsGtrube, continental
Iruit Vuiloine" lrIo slibqn9b's, gr. t09s gloro.
GbnrleSsStrnbe. tt
Spbn u. SbertupDo, q. Srptun,
Sices Rrdf. ii. Seits9Ranaaer. Gen. sVafl .'sleent.
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Ggciapcafc Sampfer. Gompagmic.

NHelnpenfesStfte.
Glegante EaifagiersGdmpfer ,9oIumbia" tno
.gugufta."
Glib Ypint Comfort nuo Turipif, ga. ttf
Ganlpiet oerldfen Baltimore idgli6 (ausge,
%lloiIlineil Solilta9s) UNI $50 NbeHos uno OlS
YolIit Gonlori nm 6 lIr WlurgenS llo Rprs
folI nm Z ubr Woreens, ani6licbeno an sic
6iienba 6r6iige ltab allen Ilinftel oe5 GiioenS.
prf.9iuers9in .4,1a
Siegdntcr YditagierzS dmpfer r9ilanta."
9tadl Mscit'Yuint nuo 3iidbmuuo, IA.
Sdrnptcr b~erluiien Baltimore Sienfiag5, Don,
~ncritaas mo Samftags Tim o llbr Ga6miitass
ulIo %follllleli 81 &eits@oint nm 7.45 WtpreeitS
liilo IN 9lidmono I'M 9.20 Wiorgen5 an.
Die Sampler le9Gl in 9IouceiiersEoint, Gle.
I1ctlta. 9ial Vdnf lilo Nlr1onoS an.
Eampfer ~Ufrluiien Baltimore upm Yter Ir. 10
nmo ~, 2igbt.Strahen. Nerfte.
Strbsgileie nab alien |uniteli ttnnen ee'
ltbert. @epdd Gufge9ebeil lno Aaiiiten3immer
I'M &nrnu5 ~reicroirt peroen in ben bieit9en
NIlet Vitrcaur, 0r. ft9, Sit.Saltimore re- StraRe,
u. IL. Gobiun, NBent; Nr. t27, Eft.Yaltimpre.
Strnic, ooer Den Satpts@iircaur an 2igbt.
uno seesStrafc, Baltimore, Wio.
Nenben Suitcr, g.. Z. Gbism,f
@e1L zVei6dflstiibrer. Sen. s91f .sMgent.
I. 81. @ieHauueI, 9iiIfs.@en. sRaif. .sIeent.