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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
TEXAN DESIRES DuIr ItCREA'EO
stanG-Patters from Southern States
Hold Forth Before Ways and
iaeans Committee Revision Hearing
on Rice ndustry-competitio WITH
As:atic Countries Would Mean Rum.
nv Associated PreSS)

WASHINGTON ID. G.. NOV. ~. -
Rice was one Of the principal ar:ic."@'
discussed al todavs program i"i)"r
the House ways ani means ccc.mit-
tee on tariff schedule covering ;%ri-
cultural products an provisions
Stating thai The destruction Of HI
rio" industry in this country "ouif
result rom Il lower duty than is gro
vidcI by :he present tariff. ;. Loo -
81, aux, president of the Rice A;so-
citation Of America. presented arg
!ne,lts 10 show the necessity for main
tanning the present duty.
Rice Great Developer.
where twenty years ago were ca
IL. ranges and open prairie lands.
said NJ. Breaux, "a wild and unde-
vrloped territory, is today section
of farms, cities and manufacturing
enterprises, all OF which have come
about through the development OF the
rice industry. There is an agEre-
gate investment due entirely to 1!re
Of s2OQ, 100000 We contend that
an industry 60 vast as this. and con-
tribu;ing so largely to the ,materia!
welfare, In a broad seuse. applying TO
all sections of the country, that to
ask the American Agricultural and
American laborer who handle rice to
put their industry on a basis where
they will have to compete with IN"
rice Of Asiatic countries. is to invite
and bring about annihilation OF tn"
industry"
For Commercial" Protection.
Representative Boutelle asked il
the people Ct louisiana. were not IN
favor OF a protective tariff.
Commercially. but net politically.
replied Mr.. Rreaux, although on fur
Their questioning he admitted that the
farmers have favored protection for
years.
Representative Pou. of North Caro-
Ira another State raising some rice.
wanted to know II the Louisiana
growers do not endeavOr to shut our
com petition in price.
Mr.. Rreauz denied this.
". r. McFaddin. Of Beaumont.
Texas, said that he wanted the dWE
On brewers rice increased IL cent
= hound He represented the Texas
miiIers' viewpoint. He said that :.
Of the nutrition is taken from.the rice
TO make i, pleasing to the American
eye.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
d Prospective 1'gadztks d
sky.'|'A Congress.
vl,1s ulakIls UIaeAsIlnAIe
Desires That Harmony Between
White House and CAPITOL May Pre-
vai.-Aint Of Possible Immediate
Aggressive Constructive Action"
(By Associated Press.)

HOT SPRINGS. VA. Nov l9-T:at
President -eieC, Taft enteriains q VIC
Orous determination tina. the forth
coming revision of the tar'F rhali he
made in good faith aud in acccr J.
ace with the pledge CT the party -
daily erids need in the "arnes:nes5
with which he talks Of this subject
with his political callers.
His interest goes TO the ext nj q
seeking detailcd information reSarG-
ing the personnel AID prospective or
yanization Of the Sizty-Rrst Congress.
II is neccss~ry for him. as the head
Of the. party & d responsible - the
American peopl" for tie carrying out
Ct it, promises. W begin his "Ork
AZ once By irs:riES II pC-sib'r SUCH
All organize, ion f the next Congress
as shah make il 20. Sibic for th.' i"A-
is.ativc and executive branc hes 10
work in romp,gt" harmony.
oe~otino Serious Abortion.
This /: The pruiIcm which the Pres
id"ut eI.r; admits ia jus. TOW upper
mcsi in his m'r ! nd upon which h
is seeking light n would b" incor-
rec, 10 say tina; Judge Taft has de-
c;drd upon CIV course in connection
with the organization of the House
VI Representatives. Nei,;ier IA ~"
dec'drd tirat aCy action N his part
Is uccc,sary. The result of THE Who'll"
matter Is thu: he is E,vTg the sub
jet scrious consideration. th" ir'er-
animation of vficn mislt lead hun 10
immediate agzrcssiv" constructive a.
ton. or bring to him assurances that
ih- nature oT.Irr II CvcptS regarding
'ic H,~r-" organiZ- ion vii inciuds q
I,armo-iouS working Crdrrsfandin~
b.twc+n - White iiouse :ud the
cayiiDi IN ac~cr.'aucc a his an
nouncCd dcirrmi zion Yesterday 20
consul, man. p1r;y Traders rp-n
many subjects. JgdS~ Tate tsias tJiS'
81 With Representative mrfoh. oil
Ohio. for an bour I'D a hall
Various Msticp oteesooo6-
The anBogu,c: details Of tbi~ r"o-
S--prr w"rr 'Jst tue spcakcr snip
question b.d ,s.-- talked Of. 1t Z
iarid rrvi, n had been Discussed a.
u,u A. the work of IN. IprIssf airy
cummission sud many other matters
CT Icsisiation So vel rs the f.id Q.
tConiinucd on Sixth Pager. d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

I'd In the assignment. among them
being the New York. Albany and t'at
;inorr ofic;s. wired all Of them
announcing the assignment and re-
Questel the mar,agers to clos. nc
once. The books OF the defendint
ofFces will be Sc. here for set ''-
meut will collect al Outstanding
asses and distribute tA"m equally
among the creditors.
The firm OF John \. Poardman a.
Company is the success or to haight
l. Freeze. which firm went out OF BUS
mess several years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
lsb] QBs;uDas Discussed By
Federation Of laba'.
PMs'BElI's REPORT ceIaDERel
Sections Cause Prolonged Debate and
Vote ls Reached On Only One
Recommendation, That Relating to
obligation Harassins Labor"
(By the Associated P-ess.)


DENVER. COLO. Nov. lo.-The
entire session of the Americans Fed
eratcn OF Labor convention today was
given over to consideration Of the re-
port Of the committee on president 3
report.
Two sections caused prolonged de-
bate and a vote was reached on only
&C. that referring to litigation Ia
RAISING labor
The report of the committee recon-
mendins that injunctions be disre-
sarded, was defeated on roll cali H.
e72 to 1916. and a modification OF
the report along the line Of GomPcrs'
report was adopted.
The commit ce'S recommendation
on this subject was rs fellows:
If The situatic: j. TO become 80
acute. let us personally as best y"
cen. defend our rights in the courts.
taking whatever ccnscqu noes may
ensue.'
The sS;iCn OF President GOmDcr3.
as told in his report in regard to th"
Buck Stove & Range Company in
junction. wa. unanimously endorsed
" a rising vote.
Duty to Go to Jail.
There was no discussion Of IN"
ccmn;ttcc's report until the subject
Of Litigation har,ssing labor' was
reached
On this subject the committee Do
c,ared th2t when judge issues an
Injunction in labor disputes. il IS the
duty Of organized labnr 10 disoocy
and 20 to Jail ard advised that th'
sunds Ct the organization be not USED
10 defend any such suit.
James Duncan. first vic~vrcsiicbf
Of the Federation. opposed III" recon-,
mendafiou. He said the union men
are law aJiG.:r c'fiz"us and shoud
procec,. Ike ssy other citizens To o.
.c IL tl.msc vss ~ al haSards.
p5esid~n' Srtr'w Furusct. OF The
S"amcE'< U-icn ,rbcld th" r-ror'
Of tn. or ..::,..c. y J. ScCaTdlc. o'
tse irr l. !t"i Workers. chairman
', III. -,.In.Hif.c~ ocfcpded the recon'
meudafious Of tn" committee
prcsti-T. Gcmprrs then took hard
In the debate.
Z take 81 thu. tbc inteBtions 81 tie
committee are 20 make the situaii lon
acute said M~. Gompcrs. 1T is no'
,Coosinuci On Seventh pasc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
DEAL IN BALANCE
Between Tobacco Trust and Ken
lucky 0Vdy Pool.
fRv Associated Press.)

LOTIsNIL KY. Nov. II
From Sources entirely trusts Gritty
',c statements como that only n frac-
ton Of cent a pound stands be-
tp~ru tho American Tobacco Com
pauy AID tho Egrly tobacco Socic!y
IN closing the bige"st deal ever made
in tobacco which vii! mean that The
company viii take over nearly all the
TOBACCO IN tho Buriy pool. Amounting
10 Se..oo.gc or Go.e5o, 600 POUNDS, In.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Racing Men Hopeful.
nv Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-Th3' hors"
racing wouIri u" re-es;ablish"i in tn"
East next yca- was ths opinion cx-
pressed '~d2y by Angus E"Irnon',
chairman Of he Jockey Club in dis
cussing IN" probable future II the
sport. Th" Ioss in pr"StiSr IL hai
suffer- during IN" past sea |or. how
ever. would MAX" the process Of re-
habiIia'icn slew. NJ. G!clm"nt BE-
licyri
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
kentucks Forest Fires.

LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. l9.-DisaS
trous forest fir 4 continue TO rag" IN
the Knobs section OF Boyh' county.
More than a h,mvdred men are fighting
to save residences and other build
bngs.
The damage air, ady amounts 10
mauy thousand dollars. Similar con-
ditions prevail In many eastern Ken
lucky countii S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Yale Player injured.
(BT Associated Press.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. ~. -
During light scrimmase and signal
practice of the Yale squad here late
today. John II. Fitzpatrick. Yaie's mos.
aggressive end was seriously injured
and had TO BE- taken to the iniirmary.
In the sigma! drill Fitzpatrick jump
cd to &c. high forward pass ard
fell on his knee. The knee pan
dropped and he also twisted the kn'"
SO that he was unabl" TO walk.
The effect Of the injury 10 kilpa'-
rick was $ depressing mat in'.
coaches decided not TO cont:nu" the
scrimIIaGc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Negro Murderer Killed
BE INC Associated Press J

MEMPHIS TENN. No' 70. Rid
ing i bIGg, All, ai 81 IN angry
crowd b"n. UI"n vengeance. =. ur'
known rcSrr sh-f Rsiney Hi. on'
2 med ~ gro. ~ no had ~ho' mi 'stall!
wounf 4 Gertrude Robson. a no
cTr~~.
Aft.r HI. him. fec S:rsns"r re-
pLa d his Nh" in his bugg. aud dr"''
AVA. Iravin~ 70 c,u- 20 i,i>. identity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
Republican csWpsigr Fund.
CRy the Associated Press

wv YORK. Nov. ~. 4 ~ j a.
81 zoe. 600 contributed 20 the NA'i"Ba'
Rcpubiicsn c"tpmstec In tbr r'-cru'
-nmpsiyn will ~ show Sh.u toe
list OF coutrii 1,ors Is fleJ at Albsn'
pc1, McnSay. according 10 'h- N.a
York EVCaius Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
BROKERS ASss~.I.


PHILADELPHIA. IA. NOV. i".-
The firm Il John 4. Boardmsn &
cor-TT-v. stock brokers. msdc an AZ
sirrm.nt ,oiay tn Lincoln L. Eyre
xSo bss ;aksn charge Of The c"m-
rs-y's af,sirs.
The 6rm bad many cIst~n~rr. buf
the individual traBzsdos ~"T" az
a rule on Q sna- scale.
I'm Irr In = 3 ssit,cn % tell 9Hou'
N. sranciaI status u the company
A. The orr~.gt pms." mid Mr.. Eyr.
4 believe uipc;ccn ofkcos arc iucfua'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

vtlvins in tn" n,ighborhocd Of $lo.-
Ou0. 900.
The negotiations which have been
pending for som" time were resumed
today There Is general impress
sion that tn" deal will be consuma'-
nd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 70. 1905.

arr.emer, was entered into between
tn. roads. whereby they obtained Il
prrccn; age OF the oil carrying trad.
The war between the railr, ads to
obtain the C'l trade hal been drmnr'-
LIKING to the oil business.
Mr.. Rockefeler's attention WIS
III n called to an agreement between
William Rockefeller and Thomas
Scot. president OF III" Pc! = :ylvamia
Railroad. which had b",Il approved
Ly III the oil carrying railroads. Mr..
Rockefeller said tia, tn" company
Guaranteed the Prnnsl lvania Raj road
. certain numbsr of barrels of oil a
ycar. and in consideration the ra!'-
road guaranteed to va back ten E"r
g, I. Ct the rate on ,hr oil shipped.
Mr. Rockefeller said that the Stsr0-
ard BEGAN acGu ring pilr line int+r'
psts in 1873. and increased j.. owner
shin from time to tim" until lNI,
when they were assembled inc IN"
United Pip. Line. The Standard al"n
had the American Transfer Pipes. He
said hat all the purchases to winch
h.. referred were mad" BY the sta :
ard Oil Company of Ohio and that
the money WIS taken HrVm its Trey
UrI.
Trust Agreement Presented.
\ trust agreement mad" in l$h2. Il
f, crin- Ike stockhc ld"rs Of I'll" stand
ard OH Company Of ONO and Villas.
Keith and Chester as trustees. VS.
put in "vid,:"".
Attach. d 30 ii were contracts mad"
with III" Ere & New lork C"n;rii
Railr~rl Companies.
MIR. Rockefeller was shown Il poi
iny contract for the di-tributiOu Of
oil carrying between different r'hf'
roads, iiXi:I rates On refined ana
crud" oil cud containing . provision
for "drawb&:ks" to r"hn"ra tor Ger
:aiu shipments to :, a"hard. The Wit
n"ss sai;l ;ht CONTRACT was drAwn 10
pun the different refining points II Il
PARALLEL.
The effect of tbs agree M va
that il wolld cost III" man in t.'I"-
lard no more to snip refined Oil 10
scahrard than Il shipm"nt made from
any other point. II ais, assured re-
finers tina, the same rates for saip
men, void he ail" on all line,
said Mr.. Rockefeller.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20

tCon;Iuuci on Seventh Pasc)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
0ate war Seffled

Mr.. Rockefeller said that when the
rennsy ivania Rairoai ~oJ.ped rein
iny. tho railrosd usr stopped. snd an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
SGbrlidJcr MnSfcnball
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9icnita9, If. Irbruar.
Gan26, 6cbr9-11)

Sic @cih0ft8Io0e BEL
iert ID, - Gle rGonioliDotcO
Cotton Guf 60" bot in Sluei ibrrr
in @oobbcrru bclrQCncn Spinncrcicn
Den @oQbctricb micocr oltigenonl=
men, nof)oem lie in Scr lettCn Belt
nrr bri Gage pro Rode bate urbci.
ten loi'en. Gle @eicQid)aft bat fiir5.
lid picoer bcocutcnoc Neu. @uitrG0e
crboltcn, inter oieicn iold)e bon Der
Tcgicruno.
SuIletin Scr Strabcn.
balm SCI ellidoft mirf.
q m - NlS Gin Neiultot ocS bon
Der Wetcinigien Strobeubobn @cica,
1d)o't I'M Y0cutihen Gorrcipon0rn.
ten" uno unbercn bieiiaen 3citlu10en
pcro''entIidltcn bulletins Nr. I"
bobcn lid Die tG9li6et 9riciidoitcn
Der 8ciclihaft bcocuteno ucrnlebrt.
Glclelbe bate in icper GrflGrung sl
neutrality-suspicious. GHnpteblungCn u.
Nnrc9lu1gcn eingeln6en. mcldcr Gllf.
Iorrcrnng cine gon5e 9(n5obI @Scrio-
men noftomcn. Er1iioent Souic be.
ubiid)tigt, ale oicic 3uidrificn elmer
crllltcn G%npdgrnng gu unter3icbeu.
SAT- ibr Wcrirre6o,
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NecorS ouf,l+hc;ic,' a. Sn'Stt
shofinrr NM Is Worters Sor M,'n.
nan 60" linn 9oCiitTinn,nrpy ,,,tcr If.
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TaS @cttcr.

Sir Worplono mo ocn IiItritt
Columbia bclttc Regcu oocr Shutr
unb mGrmcr. morgcn NCgCn lcid)tc
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observation-disclosures murocn oit
iuI9enocn n%icOrigitcn TcmpcrotlIrcn
pcr5eidnct: Goitport Q, FortIono 2,
Bolton 10, Nlbonp 10, Hcm.Dorf
10, EbiloOeIpbio fl, Atluntic GitD
II, Noibin0ton 8, NorioIf 26, Sors
tcrns 30, Charlotte 26, @ilnlin0ton
%, Gborlriton SO, Soponnob ~,
SodioubiQc So, Slrpitcr G6, Sen WcIt
66, WontNomcrp "a. Ncp,0 Orleans
56, EoleTtiuc 46, @olocIton 80, Cor.
bus Gbriiti 80, memphis 10, Gincin.
noti -, Eittsburg 16, O5pcqo .,
Buffalo s, GIcpcIono is, Gctroit II,
NIpcno ~, Worquctte 26, Green
Ban Is, Chicago %. DULUTH is, ct.
2oria 30, aonioS.Gitp "a, Smobo
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iton s, Nourc A. Seleno q, So(t
&oFc 81, Gcnpcr 26, 0ortb Elottc -,
Googe.Gitp 36, Anoriao 80 unO Cos
In9clcs Al @raD.
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rMO5art-M GnncrdJOr".
0rOfer Wasfen.yall,
SicnitaM ben If. Tcbrnar,
8crmauia- MGnucrdur- SaQc
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cincm 0roBen Gublifum beiu6t. Gin
GllSgc5cidnetc5 Erogromm gelongt
III oieier @odc sur 9urdfiibrung:
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ultf ul0 o3oor3oo", Der itrfomiide
Gloiun, eri6cint nit ieincn t%raintr-
ten Serfeln. Die &eiie nad) oerit
Wfotto" miro ollr6 bepegli6e 9iloer
hur0cltellt, lno Der Srnineur oHicur-
DO" fiibrt untcr Mnoerem audi ben
S0mcn nErin5" Dor, lpelder Sberit
Wunop I'M letten Glt0uit porigen
Sabrcs III Getroit nobe5u toOtete.
Iuf Scr g.-Serr
Otto NC. gu 9rou bon Ir. COZ,
Noro.GutopaS troBe, Dee felt ad)t
@oden am SppbuS iduer fronf
OdrnicOcrlog, lit al,i Dem @ege Der
9eiierung
Gin al der Alarm mllroc
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decentralization Gr. 1874 M Der Gde
bon Bottom unO C'Gonneuftrobc
burd einen llnbefonntcn olisgeianot.
an It rnfii6crS2ctoeu.-
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more, nno oas befinoct lid in Der
Stage ST ebcncr Grbc, Nr. 321, HorS.
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s. Scbbcl. s. Grni, 8eiddftsfibrcr.
(3t5-)
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Cur 8cadltnna.

Ter r9entIht Correspondent" niruutt Al itbtr
Sttt Rerthte aui Rbsr s.erlO6uuaen, SoMSriten,
@ebnrtstoae, goI6eue unS iIberne SpdbBeiten,
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aumeieubcn, bic nber beutfidI 8ridlrisbeu iein
fOntu. auh gcriounI. giU;i5eu iuerOen germ
auiseuDmmrn. lie GinieHbtr foIdler 9eridlte
nil fen nber ihren stnnleH nntsridreibru NIB
nor anem Mat utrneTru, too Bite Seitltdtsit
~itottfaHo - etrabe Hnb Snusnummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11
WnlO c%rDffnct.
- rTuic Sonic" -
Wr. 102, Noro-8 apitrahc,
.Sunneritag, bcn 10. Iebrnar.-
DID Sen. +. Gortes.

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Gen 6euerpcbr. - Die 9eont-
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Staots. Serbunbes Der freiipiaiaen
6eueripebr peroen ntorgelt nod gn-
napolis gebea uno Dor bent 5itan3-
9omite oes Senats itno benz Mittel.
ut,b @ege.Gomite oes ltnterbaties er.
iheinen i'm Sntereiie elmer bon Dem
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irilligiing bon $4,000 fir perfriip.
pelte SenerDebrIelte unb @ittipen
urto @oiien umgefommener 5euer.
iuebrmdnner.
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@cfGngniBbeb6rOe an SteIIe OeS Srn.
G6us. q. Worun.
(5iir ben a0eutf6eu GorrctponOcnten y
ScranS!

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ScramS!
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Sdladt:
,Sbr iou't ben Mltfcrn ipcbren!"
Zen WudCrr, bic I'M llnpcrItnll0
&rt Sdaoren iibCrihipdnmcn
&n Oll1flcn NoIfen infer &un0, :
Gonit iic cs bc5p0ngcnl
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3u Iot9e mltrnc idon gctrGumtt,
So0or bci'm Soft Scr &eben!
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@icr,
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llnO Mudcrn bliibcn Saotcn!
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&obt Gucr @er5 %cntflnmmen!
90 &br MN reid uno Of ESbr arm,
S6oort Gitd) I'M ooS Ennicre,
Sobt Cure Scr5cn idIogcn mornt,
Scio %uuicr'S 0cllti6tbunlS 3icroc!
Gum @eitcn, ipo8 inns bcilig lit,
Sir uni'rc ihoncn Sittcn
Cont tonmt aus bcitrcr 2llit ein
9lib,
yfciBt lie aus unier'n Mitten!
$. @ieicfing.
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Shtffsfarten

bon nno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Ncp.Dorf, aaiiite ODER 3miihen'
bed. @ehiel, aitsIdnoiihes 0eIo,
G%reoitbrieie uno @eIoienoungen.
Sbcp. s. Niencr & Gp.,
Wr. 217, Git-SaItimure-S trake.
a.
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17O..BaltimoresS ctr.

@enocler's Sotcl, 400 GaIpert.,
Gfc gsnlbcrrp.Str Glcgante SdIaf.
simmer, mahise Yrciic. Iablseiten
ST. icocr S~aersscit. McsnIGrc 9iners.
Gcinitc 8ctrdnfc mnS Gisarren.
Gisenfbiimer @aItcr y. NenoeIef.
co.
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9beo. S. 0iener & 81.

Uelltldes uno an6eres ausldn6I.
ides geIb scfanit uro perfauft.
@eloienouneen beiorst nad 9eutid.
lano, Seitreid, GubIanS II. /. M.
@edliel aiisseiteIt alf ausIdnoiife
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno SrapeIers
Gheoltes.
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ySarmonic . Safe"

NNarnIoftc $ N0fct"
Nr. Ala, 0cit-S apcttc.S trafe, 9arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. 8iirsbnrgcr SDf-
bran friidl AM 3apf. Diners, Spuprrs
a Ia carte. Scbem Samitag Abcno
Trci'Gunseef. (lpril1,tO
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llntcrbnltnnos E @cnluciIcr.


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nAIbnugb's" ~ rGGndn 81 60"
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u3uD," Rurth.Huenue uno Eut.Strnhc -
Sdqli6 Sprficqungeu orefiirter lpiloer 5bierc,
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bohtctne gSanbeIhtloer uRo anocrc Hltrnt
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IA, 5chrunr, JutUittdge 4 lbr, nicrtco Sam
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10. 6Cbruur, pro6cr Wasicrbnu In Der ser
ltultn WiGuucrhurs0aIc".
rgininrt'NtnuucrfnOr" gtcnftnp, ben H..
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ScbrIur, SD glbeHhS, critics Concert oicicr
SuiiuH in Der rgurtc".
Observation-Disclosures EtJ l0iuntul. Den II.
ECbrlar. pruber MiIstCuhall In Der ~aScrmnHiua
WtunnerbUr Sale. r. #.L.s
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Sunncnanfs nno ltntcr0nna.

SonncnollfAnnA II. Z W}.
SonncnlntcrNnnG. ....5 II. 81 %.
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6llttb. ........12 II. So DC. Nud)t3.
5Iutb ..........t II. 40 ~. 9tadnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-11

reinforcement III z Gier
d) II bbcrein II. - Sntcrcilonte Ont.
biiultngen iiber Die Sbicridnlbpercins
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miro rrno in ser ooS ioqenanntc
rSrieoens" Gomite, bcitebeno aus
ocn Scrren BERNARD g. 8ufcr, 0ou.
gIoS $. 8or6on mo Charles ". @e-
Der 9eridt eritatten miro. 9ieieS
Gonlite mur0c eineelcbt, UNI cine gilt.
lihe 9%eilegung Der 9ifieren5cn at CT.
mirfen, mcld)e fiir5lid) iniolge Der
bon SRI. Sbeorer an Der 8elh1its.
fiibrung 9ciibten 9ritif i'm 8erein
%entItunoen maren. Sebtcrc, ibr 90
ter. Or. Sbomos Sbearer, General
3b. s. Sbrpod uno Sri. Marp @in.
ter 9onis iino infolge icrcr Dor.
fuinmniiie aus Dem Gireftorat geihie-
ben. lleber bic Rotlr Ser @oribldee.
luclhe Dos .6rieoens"-Gomit Dem
@erein unicrbreiten miro, miro Dol.
IGitfig Stiaihmeigen belpabrt, ooh
bot iih Or. @bitriode, Der YrGiibent
ocs @ereinS, oobiu eeGuBert, oab ooS.
ielbe ieoeuiolls cine an5obl neier 81.
retioren 3llr erpdblung empfebleu
miro.
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Scbbcr's cinsigcs Itclicr.
Nbam Cbit,

Nr. 511, @cit 2crinoton Gtrafc,
cmpficblt icin Eager in Gbein. nno
Moiclucincu fir Die Dciertage.
(slpriI17. SbGRcSo ,1S)
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