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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
CASTLES IN THE AIR
THEME OF SENATOR TAYLoR'S
ADDRESS LAST EVENING.

A large audience assembled at CONT
mental Hail. 18th and c streets northwest
last night to hear Senator Robert L. Tay-
lor deliver an address on Castles In the
Air. This address has been delivered by
him in this city previously. 1t was given
last night for the benefit Of the Rough
Riders monument fund.
A number of distinguished citizens were
present. The big hall was beautifully
decorated with flowers and national flags
and banners. Mrs. Allyn X. Oapron, the
leader Of the movement. had charge of
the entertainment, and Senator Owen OF
Oklahoma. in a brief speech. introduced
the speaker Of the evening. On the stage
were seated uniformed members OF the
trict of Columbia National Guard and the
District Naval Reserve.
Senator Taylors lecture deals with how
to be happy and contented. 1t inspires
satisfaction, love, poetry and good will
toward man. In q witty manner he ex-
planned NOW he came to name his ad.
dress Castles in the Air." and alluded
to mans life on this earth as taken up
largely in dreaming of the future. He
emphasized the sorrow. the bitterness
and the ruination caused by man in
grasping for riches and building for fame
were ever known to buy happiness or
contentment, and that few men who had
reached the highest position Of their am.
bition could look back over their paths
and see the bloody and ugly footprints
made in reaching the top without sorrow
and shame.
Condemns Money Kings.
Senator Taylor referred to the money
kings and vultures, as he termed them.
several times during his address. He de-
clared that great wealth among q few in
dividuals is the assured ruination of any
country and named Rome. Egypt and
Greece Of ancient times as examples. He
said that at the present time 20 per cent
of all the people in this country own 80
per cent of all the. money and all the
things representing money.
These same creatures he said. have
caused the downfall of every nation. With
their lust for gold, sometimes think that
IL this great republic Of ours was trans
planted to heaven these same men would
start right d and dig W the golden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 2S--The cotton mar
ket opened weak at q decline Of 12a16
points. and during the first few minutes
ruled active and excited. with May selling
At sos. July at S23 and October at $40.
or ID to 70 points net lower. and at new
low records under heavy liquidation
caused by May notices. estimated at about
10000 bales. improved weather reports
and weak cables. 1t seemed that notices
were being taken up about Is to IS points
under May. however. and the market
rallied partly on covering. with prices
about to points net lower during the
middle OF the morning.
Futures opened weak: May. sos; July.
8. 70: August, $50: October, S.22: Decem-
Der. 822: January, 8.24; March. S31
The market was less active late In the
forenoon and the advancing tendency
which at one time after the early break
hod carried prices to within 6 or 7
points Of last nights finals, was checked
by southern selling and easy late cables
from Liverpool. Prices at midday were 3
to IL points net lower.
Spot quiet: middling uplands, 1000: mid
ding gulf. 1925.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
$4,000 bales. against IL, TO last week and
$3.50 last year. For the week, 60. 600
bales. against 5S.751 last week and 73.osl
last year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans. 4.217 bales, against 2.O82 last year
and at Houston. !. tbs bales. against 3,62i
last year.
Spot cotton closed nominal; mtddl,nr
uplands. 1000: middling gulf. 10 IS: sales,
$50 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
General Rising Tendencies
Continued on Change.
MANY ADVANCES SCORED
Highest Figures for Some for Many
Months.
RUMORS OF INSOLVENCIES
London Dull and for the Most
Part Heavy-Few Exceptions to
the Upward Movement.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The stock mar
ket In general continued today the rising
tendencies recently evinced and many of
the advances scored attained extensive
proportions and carried various securities
up to the highest figures which have been
reached In many months. AS has been
the case since last Friday, when some
what sensational failure was announced
upon the stock exchange. the short inter-
est was In full retreat and its course
was expedited by the refusal of many
houses to lend stocks to provide for the
requirements of this speculative faction.
deep impression has been made upon
the Wall street mind by the fact that
such a limited recovery in prices as has
taken place should lead to the failure of
an important brokerage firm, especially In
view of the way in which houses with
contrary speculative commitments faced
and overcame the disastrous decline OF
last year
Rumors again few thick and fast OF
further impending insolvencies on the part
of houses supposed to he committed to
the short side of the account. and these re-
ports naturally created an uncertain ana
uneasy feeling. There was very little
otherwise to be adduced in connection
with the course of the stock market.
The call of the Secretary of the Treas
ury for the return Of about $45.OOO,OO0 of
government funds by the national banks
was received with Indifference, and the
Presidents special message to Congress
was accorded about the same amount of
difference as it received last evening from
the Congress.
Commodity Markets Irregular.
The London stock market was dull and
for the most part heavy. but the small
operations transacted here for foreign ac-
count showed an excess of purchases.
Tn ~commodity markets moved irregu-
Ia and there was little actual news re-
lating to progress of the crops. Cotton
continued decidedly weak
There were few exceptions to the up
ward movement in the stock market the
most notable being the Interborough Met
ropolitan issues. which were all decidedly
weak, although no specific explanation at
tended their course. Manhattan railway.
on the other hand. enjoyed an extensive
rise and Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
steady.
II was matter Of comment that the
railway share list showed a greater de-
gree Of buoyancy than did the Industrial
and miscellaneous stocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28

Bar silver. steady. - 1l-l6d per ounce
Money. 2it per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market fol
short bills IL ~ per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market foa
three-mont bills IL 2 l3-l8a2N per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. 1851 30: government re-
ceipts from internal revenue. SOL. 142: Gus
TOMS $741, O42; miscellaneous, $145 $40; ex-
penditures. $2.OS0.OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
CURB QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished by f.. F. Hutton 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange; G. Bowie
Chapman. manager. 1901 + 1t. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28


The government took up another phase
OF its case in chief against the four
defendants yesterday afternoon. upon the
conclusion Of the long examination of
B. F. Alien. when Louis saloman. c. J.
Hartman. jr., B. w. Cody and A. w.
Schmale. all Of Portland, Ore. were called
to the stand in close succession Mr.
Saloman. notary public. stated that he
knows Joost II. Schneider: that the latter
visited his ONCE once in 1898 and wanted
him to place Acknowledgement on a num-
Der OF land applications and deeds. which.
he said. had been signed by persons resi-
dent In Crook county. about 300 miles
from Portland. Saloman said he re-
fused to place his signature and seal
on papers without having the signers
present to make acknowledgement but he
gave Schneider the name OF a man, Mr..
Hans" who would probably help him
out. Later Hans appeared in Saloman' 8
ONCE with five or six men. who signed
papers and swore to their names. Salo-
man Identified his handwriting on the
papers.
@. J. Hartman. jr.. testified that he
signed away his right" to purchase
school land in Oregon at the request Of
Thomas McCusker, and received s. when
he signed the application and the deed. by
Subsequently. Mr. Hartman said he Sc
cured a number of other persons for
Mr.. McCusker. and he received So for each
one who signed the required papers. which
amount he divided evenly. giving $ to
the applicant and keeping s. himself.
B.. W. Cody stated that ne "signed
away his rights at the request Of Hart
man he received $ for doing. His
wife, witness said did the same thing.
Similar testimony was given by A. w.
Schmale. with the exception that the
transactions in which he and his wife
were interested were engineered by
Thomas McCusker and the latter paid
S for each application. Schmale said
he acknowledged his signature before
one Goldsmith. a notary. that portion of
the deal taking place in the once Of
c. w. Hodson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-28
Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. April 28.-Closing-Cotton
spot quiet; prices 10 points lower; Ameri-
can middling. fair. SO: good middlins.
6.43: middling. 5.17; low middling, Asa;
good ordinary, 40; ordinary, 800. The
sales Of the day were 8.OOO bales. OF which
800 were for speculation and export. and
included $500 American. Receipts. o 600
bales. including LOO American. Futures
opened easier and closed weak; American
middling. g.o.c.. April. 4.72: April and
May. 4.64h: May and June, 4.65: June
and July. 4.64a; July and August, 464;
August and September. $50: September
and October, 454: October and November.
$50; November and December. 4.4S: De-
eember and January. 4.47h; January and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

&to.; Is, &. &cunlRa < So. EaOn-
cob, &D.; McSEni0ht 4 @iQinma,
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burlington, ut; s.. $. lbornton,
Fcniocolo, Glo.; .. Is. 8opnlor,
&orriabura; u. q. @loir; Coma
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60" &oihington; Goporo Earring.
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nc.
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mur0c int o@crhuntS Glub cin
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
IN StmrmCSnptb.

Die NarIUl o2}tlic" umO y@crtruoc"
int @otopaco Riucr lmtcrlcQan.
gen. - 9ic NcmomuulN ocrirls
ben pom SdlcppCr u2lctioC nit
&illic cincS Shcimpericr9 &C.
rcitct.
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Barge o@Crtrtoc" i'm Eatupvco.Ri
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tin Don Gomocu luO sic &cmumuud
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lid pcrlebtcn Stlmoen ourdl Gapit1u
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DER o!ttlllC'
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bon 4biIoOelpbio;
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Abeno9 elm meFi9 un~tgrboI6 Rod-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

hI,,,L solicitation, ~ f. ..
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pv'! S@'l'' o'r'U'''l9'n loiifo''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
@eltcrn MarhIanb Giicn6abn.

geeinneHo Is. Sanuar. bsrIdbi Siuenss tation.
40 WloraenS = ShueI5ua, 0alersioiuu, .R.
4 W. Hp,A g9n1nesboro, Gbambersbnre unn,
auSselonlinen sonntoss, Sa,,eod unb Gum
berldno.
2.45 .Nac5ut. - aifoutob baton mad linton.
Sribse.
APO So6m. - GEtress e6nea3ue, sauptItnie.
SGgersfofur. Sanrod. -Sbippensbure nno,
au5aeuomIrnen Gonntaas, Sreberi6 uno Gub
mttSbura { garIorsgar).
Sdgltd,, ansgenp n,inen ecnntaeD.
100 M!orgefts - gorf, U. II. 8. 9io., unb
Carlisle.
7:5e Roreens Nffcr. mad l1nior.gribee.
"S:57 Wiorgens - @eftern GgDreb, gSeitnir'
TIER, Nrnceotue (5rehertd), Gmrlitsbura.
Iburnront, Slue @ibge. Rnrnesboro'. Cham
bsrsbmra. !Saaersiofpu. .Saneod, Cumberland
uno @Ifirs. Buffet SbferbaiionS-Gar.
$50 Rddnt. - Saiptliifie, bftIi9 bon Gntorp.
Strobe, ferner gorf, Snnooer, 0ettpsbure
illo y. uno 6. 9ie.
6.39 Mn6m. - Niiommobatton mad Sanober.
6.15 abenbS giioum. mad rlnion.Rrthee.
gsnr eouufagS.
Sanoner. ''
Saltsn ntAs an ysnnfbIbania.aben
Siessrii. .. ssm.. ssfaafsit. Ssa.sSss,uA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

morris idno cj0cn &oIt an Stlltcr
bnlt3, uon lru mis- CT on Noro Der
Gompfborlc mittelIt zines inn }llRc-
lporicncn Sci.'9 ae}u2cu mur0c. Die
o9icuic" tricb o1rm oouitdn0iR bijli-
los mo iWut lcAen 3 llbr lcitcrn
rib cbcui1l,s. No9 Stuler5ol2
ra1tc nod ans Dem @niicr 6croor
ln0 AMI 0cijyu God iliidtctcu liM
SIC Stifi6ritdjlcn. &Drc N~ijlfcruic
mw0cn DOM GapitGr Fiplo2 pom
S0Icpper o2lttrue" AcbGrt un0 balo
mar DER Smlcpper in ibrcr 9,dbc.
Nit 6iiIic oa9 Shchtiprricr5 zines
uorilbcrinbrcHOen Nuioompicr3 &C
lang Is Dem 5hlrppcr, bis oli flint
6nb al Sic 11'unfcnc 9orgc bcrun 3u
fobrcn lut0 Sic ied)5 Mdnncr oil @oro
81 ncbnlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
GibunG ser SseGcUot

GibunG ser @cgcUou-
Gommiiiion. ~ Gic Mcacbol.
Gomniiiion Iuelde Iih nit Nrn. 5.
NJ. Sltdcr ais %oriiBcRocn unO Nrn.
Glorcncc Nopermnn OILS tcmpor0rcm
SefrctGr or9uniiirt bot, miro an
fommen0rn Wiittmod) &ormittog IN
Den R0umrn Or3 @eoIogiihcn Ser
mcliuml2 @iircaltS ibrc 5%tpcitc Sit
5ltiIa abboJtcn. Nm acknowledgement
So9e miro @~oitperneitr Grotbers nit
ocn WlitQIjcOeru ser GommiIiion iibcr
Den ncllcn Observation-Disclosures
@%oulconr0 cine Nutonlo6il.I pltr me
tcrnchmcn mo bel 0cr @~elc8enbcit
m Ncm oNIuruinlto NarituItarGoI-
oo2 Grijbitiid cinnebmeh. Sic
6rugc iibcr sic Eerianlidfcit fi!r ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
ErGdtiNcr 9%ufaun.

Gic GCruniol Seller Der Porn
lono Guiuolm So" inter 0llbcrit
aiinitigcu @uipicicu cr0ffuct.
Ser GupinlB bcI'm Er0ijocutcr
mo Der Gircftorcu. &Cilllot
scr ErciapcrtDcihmg,
Die Gcicuuiol 6cier Scr oM}orn
lou0 Goiualtp Company" noDm &c.
tern ibrcn Nniong mo 10 qroB}iIgig,
ipic Die @cicui1oit oor 5ebn Sobrcn
on9clc1t mrr0e, iiuO ultd sic Nrrol1+
1cmcnt9 iijr sic ltntcr6oltlmg un0
@cpirtbrutg Der ocrOicuitpoQn Nu-
Gcitclltcu |gctroiicn morOcn, &llr5
gciogt, Is mltroc icocm Der (bcilucb-
mer eiuc mgcucHmc llcbcrroidrmQ
bcrcitct. llnt 5cbn llbr N}or8cu9
iouocn ijb Ole Mcrrcn mclhe lih
INN Die @cielliduit 10 pcrOicnt &c
moht bQbcL 5lnl 0mpion3 in Dem
Gmpian09jinmlcr oc2 ErUii0cnlen
mo Der 0ircftorcu Elm mo Froii
Dent &obn :. Stone rjhtctc lrlcaout
lid Der 8crtbcihmQ Der Yr9iicL mel
die nlIein cincn Mcrth BON $1,000 re
prGlcntirCn, Die ioIGtn0Cu l5orte an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Soften ocs Gbcr ,S!rQcniclW5 mnroc in
Der lc6tcn SibrnQ Der GUnmiiiion,
Ole utt D>ItuuoM I'M n3cnncrtsSotcl
lt0ttfdno, nod rid)t ndhCr pclttilirt;
Is mGbtr lid abCr ihou ga cine iturfc
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Gomtp bcliiuuortctc bci'm @oupcr-
ncur Ole Grncnnumg 0e8 Nrn. Mnr.
:. llblcr, &onnitruBCn S~ngcuirur@
ijjr Caroline County, fiir icncS Nnt.
0icieNnocIc8rnbcit miro jcood wobr,
ifcinIid) bon Ser Gpmmiiiion Dor Ell.
nl0cn Mod)en nidt olfgenommCn
mcrocn.
SomeS Sqlebort tn0t. -
lSnt 2tltcr polt 81 ESubren lit geiterr
Mor9cn ST., 3ome5 u. SgIebnrt, eli.
llcr Ser promincuteIten @%emobncr bon
Slime NrlnoCl,Gollntp, in ieiner
No6nung I'M criten @obl0iItrift bcs
Gonntp3 9cItorben. Gr mar Ser So,
tcr 0cS por cinem Sabre alts Dem
2ebcn geihieoenen Sngenieltrs uno
friibcren StroBenreinigungs . Cont
miii0rS Saul &gIebart BON 9alti-
more.
Gor0inal @ibbons 5ll.
- On @egleitung bon Slater
StidncnL Ser 5itm Sailsbalt ser aa.
t6Corole oehort, fcbrte Cardinal
@ibbonS acitern nad) mebrtGgiger
A%bme'enleit. nG1reno melher er an
0en Observation-Disclosures IN Thi-
labelpbia uno Nem- port tbeilnabm.
mad Baltimore 5rrild.
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Mrs. W~inslom's Sppthina Snrup

fpiro feff iiber finfnnbiedbsJtg Sahren bon
5atnen NIT ppaftdnbisem Gricls eebranft. q
ternttst bas Sinh, crweift ben Ganmen, Be.
ihipiftigt ale sdnterS sen; inrirt NtnbfplR unb
III oas bette WsitteI fit 9iarrboe. Bon APO.
fbeierr in alien @eIttbeilen berfanft. 6etb
pefuib uio berIanat yYarS. ssinslom'S esstItn0
snrnp" uno rfebnrt feine anoere Gorte. Jhnfs
uno5tpan5ig Gents bic Sluidbe. Inter Dem g0bss
mi.teI. utb TroguenseSefet BON 80. Suni 1900
sarartirt.. Gerier : Summer 1898. 01 otte0
sat eut teU1trteD Gttsl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Baltimore Sampf. 4afet 60.
l9liis nnb snperlditss gat:ainte.l

NVltt uHD 8nDertnttgc ydtsGtnte)
Ste Ser. StaatenBoft bei0roernb.
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ygcursia," ,renneNee'.
8nmpfer faDre1 tdgIif, Sonntnas nuseeno,n.
men, bon ben ~gats9iuie"s Biers, Rr. 1O-f8,
aigbtss trafe, ESQ .?lbenhs, brett nab Oh
8SSotnt Comfort, @ortotf, Tertsmoutb nnb allen
Goirt Comfort init &c. & 8. Giieibabn". Ran
Ridmouo, @erbinbnna In Portsmouth NIT benz
pSeahoaro 4tr Cine" foIioent 8uge mad gorts.
mouth uuo NtInnta. Sn glorfolf 8erbinbnna
nit Der r%gtIanttc Goat Zine" gsorfplf unb
met!Ith ulo pSlo 9ominion Cine" not Rem.
Ncips 0ort.
MabI8eiten mad eiropdtfbem gIane. 2uSu.
rt6fe 8diitien5ilnmer eleftrii6e EeIeudturg,
9ampfbei3u1a, 9oten fret. 9eierbirie an titten.
%3tnlnter in Den @iaetsNiireaur Der Bob Cine
8r. 107. Sfts9altiuioresS lrabe, gr. 506-60S.
Gta1tsStrabe, q. Y. g. Office, SiioottsGde Der
Baltimore. uno 9aIoertsStraBe, Continental
lrlit Vntloin9" uno IlbauebS, Wr. 100, Norb.
@barlessStraBe.
Subn ". Sberipupb, G.. Nrptuu,
SicezNrdf. II. Sen 'Wunaaer. 6en. sBaK. .stseRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

Gum @ou bcrcit. - Sic Mcs
oi5iniide unb Gbirl,rgiid)e 6ofuItGt
bon Worplano iii iebt bcrcit, nit Dem
&au ibres nellen SeimS on Ser Gu.
tbebrol.S trobe 81, beginner. Son ocn
$4,000, Die fir oen Ban eriorocrlih
limb, linb $4,000 burd) Subitriptiou
aufgebrodt mor0cn, uno Die nod feb
lenben $4,000 meroen ourd) cine Mn.
leibe beid)ofit. ToS Ielegotcnholl$
Der SSofultat ~oiltorilirte Die Nnleibe.
Die neilen geanlten Der 6atultGt, oie
9onneritog crtpdblt mlroerL limo:
YrGiioent Or. 9ricc ". 8olosbos
rough bon Cambridge, Sicc.TrGiiOeu.
ten Or. Ebilipp 9riscoe pon GolDert.
Gountp, Or. 9. ". Smitb uno Or.
30. 2intbierm bon Baltimore, &C.
fretGr Or. Sobn Hlibrob BON @olti'
more gum 5. Male piebercrlp6blt)
Shasm,eiiter Or. VI. g. @nrOner bon
Baltimore (5iim g. Nale mieoprer'
mabIt). ToS oItc Seim Der 6afultat
lit an soer Sanilton.S erraee.
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0ambnrgsM
TOppeldraabea.
Grpref. unb Eaiiasier.9 ieuit.

Samburg-Am fa-2inie,
81 9roaopap, 0ep.gort.
artbur ". Nobipn,
am alien PIase,
1877 S~It-9altimore.S Str.
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Werd)ants & Niners Sransport. So.
TumpfcrsQtute.

Sradjt uno Vafagiere.
PAD Bottom uno benz Often.
Ste!ftag, Tonnerft1g, Spnntaa, 8 ubr Hberih1.
Nadl Trpnioence nnb benz Often.
Wontne, 3onuerita9, Samftag, 8 llbr MbeubS.
9fad1 4eiupprt. gsems nnb Eurfplf.
Sdelt6, ausgenoulmeH Wittipch unb Sreitaa,
8 l1br 9lbenos.
= 6rdbt angenomrten tigIit bis 8 llbr gla@m..
fit o%enielher Ina abfdbrenbe Sdmpfer.
Thh Saoanuab unb BEN saben.
2, d. Me9icia, agent, Bier Sub Giio.8ab,Str.
Snupt.gireau: UernIan- unb Eighteenth.
Cf13, T&S-)
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Wnrplamb. unb TenniDloania-9 abn.

Sine ~uetlnien Gurt1.glpenue. Statipn:
7.30 Wiorpens Oorf 4Sott, tdplih, au5eenpu1s
men S0nHtap.
9.05 WIorgcils Delta Iccpin., nur GonniuS.
$50 Wor0ens eclair acepT., tie!i8, aufee'
itomHlen Sonntdl.
1.20 9afmiitnas &eInir Nceon1., nur Eamffaa.
1926 gafmittags 9ori Roft, ideIi6, aus0e.
i%lonl.le1 SonrtdQ. a.
4.O5 @ahmiitn9S Gelta Iccom., n.r sourtaa
445 RadTitioes HeIair aceort., tdeIin, aus.
perontmcu Sonntap.
800 9IberaS 9elta Mccom, tdeItG, uusgenonl,
men Sonntna.
II 90 slbeitos Celta gccpm, MIR Gunntaa.
1i.a0 Gbcros Selair I1cout., td9Itn ni&eenont.
men Sonntus.
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Griffith & suraer Co., POS Gorb.Racas gtrabs.
Warmor. unb @ranit.Werfe.
g. stlsartner & epbne, 714-71s BetseaItt'
meresStrabe.
Tlumbing. Sl1rnaces, Honges uno
OeIen, 9ohoeden uno Ginnen.
9cunstt Srps., 523 Toro.Greurunt gOemue.
aupferItmie6e uno BIunbers.
Snhu Subcrt, 1714 &bnmes.StraBe. q. & 9.
GeIepbon: g2rIte 1899.
Selter-&criiherungen.
@n,. ?. epcfcliurO & 60, IS urb II Chamber
,8onal 1ninrnnte So. of atpsrppul." S.nrb 81.
gBarfteIo. 8eItoent @tarae;r, 10l--102 Gbau'
Der Of Som7tercc RuIl. .ag.
y@ertrnutn Teucrutri tdlcrunge . geieGfhaft,"
Baltimore lro Rort6sStrabc.
8runoeigcntbums. agenten unh
.9Gnoler.
Gtrabs.
SuTihmieos 3ubebor.
6. sertt 9egnr So, 362 uno 36s Turb'sa1'
GtraBe.
9oblen mo Sol5.
Senrp u. Sun Sciue. $50 guIumbiusgoenue
S6mltfiohen 1no ltbren.
n. I. 9iiner. 30 Git. 9nItimoresS trabe.
Gfunoleib.@ cihGfte.
,Gpniudtateb sonn Co." 1 gorosSab.s strobe.
Bianns mo Srgeln.
GbaS. M. etieif, 0 TorasQtbcrtb 4StrLBe.
ism 4uabe u Co., nSprlc"sSebnuoe, Uf. SopaI
Ibenlle.
EaSier nr0 TopiersN Often.
emlth, SiIpn Gs., 105 uno 1o7 Saunoersstr.
9Iehplutten, Wctau etc.
arpu, 9pntIin g. 81. 1910 BaIoerfionsxtr.
7eteftio-N genturen.
@iistn. etrpuie 9rtettir.Nsentur, 7 GIabsStr..
Baltimore, W}n. CT. VduI 4128. sle Mits
tbeillinaer ecbeim 9cba!teH. ReribrIibe auia
mcrffanl,eit pcgeteH.
Spauoaucr d Sdlmiot Cfrnber bet Gmtib, 8eft
& 25onS, 500 9a!bert 9uiioiny.
2eihenbeltatter.
eanbers & sDhne~, 17OS-t7t0 gantons9lbemie.
9pm. Spp', 9toriba liro SreenmoLrt nj gIbeuue.
Srieobofe.
rapuocn Part lGcrtettrp." Sffce: 21 Belt
neutrality-suspicious.
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reit surn 5sbraub in Der garnben. unb Wt.
RopdlsStation UNI 1000 ae6nbs.
NerferoirnnG bon Rnlim 1T SWlafs ooer Bat
Iprsgaa9eons. Speiferaten etc. perben fhrel bes
ioret per ye'ephun IN auen f%oleenoeu 8tuets
8iiredu.: Cherries uno 9nltimcresStrabe, Y. q
g., ct. 9nrI 1924, ODER W3., gourtIano 1901:
Wlt. TobalsStntion, g. & g.. Wt. Bernon 1923:
cmbensS tdtion Snfprmatipus .giireau, 6. & g.,
G.. Raul $40, ODER Mo., GourtIano 2726; unb
Nr. 526, Sios9rpabfpap.
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8rlfen.

Glctnr 9uDlcn, fret pnu Sdinieu, $500.
W. I uGtte. .SG.35 VI. 3 Suuburn . . .Sf.Si
M, . hurtc. .SG.G0 Nr. > SuuOuru .S6.Sj
NJ. 3 HGTtc 5000 Mr. . 9nicna Nnl. $40
Hu1. ........ $500 Nr. , Sntcns WGt, $1.i3
WridHte3 WiG,cubuli. u Gpro S4.jO.
Wclaatcc SidltclBul& ~ Grro $3.50.
NlQingcr g. Scbrauf.
SnuptrNfrcnu INN Goblet6of: 4rcituu. unp
@nnr Stra6e, SlueIQs@ ireaI: ySto SolUn 6UGl
o." WtuuHmcris, unGc WnI, StruHc.
Gel: Is. 4 u. 2SuIfe 1tlI.-Oto. 9ouril. 2070.
t9lyril20, G.Jttc)