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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

S"S HS'e NS"SS " W. ''T ~
Train, Accompanied BY a Few At
tendants- House Guarded Night and
Day.
Boston. Jan. 27.-Guarded by the ut
most secrecy. Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy,
founder and head of the Christian
Science church. was removed by spe-
cial train. with all her household at
tendants. from Pleasant View. in Con
| cord. ~. H.. where she has lived for
nineteen years. to a new house in the
fashionable Chestnut Hill section OF
Brookline. The coming was unherald-
ed. and only few of the leaders OF
the Christian Science church had been
aware OF the contemplated change.
Preceded by a pilot engine to clear
the way. the special train of three cars
| left Concord and proceeded over three
railroads by circuitous route TO the
| Chestnut Hill station on the Boston &
Albany road. In the rear of the train.
to guard against collision. trailed a
third engine.
Arriving in Brookline, the party was
taken to the late Amory A. Lawrence
estate. one of the most beautiful in all
Brookline even before 100000 had
been spent in the past four months TO
remodel It. and here Mrs. Eddy was
settled in her new home.
The most unusual scene attended
the arrival OF the special train at the
Chestnut Hill station. There were
seven closed carriages 10 meet and
convey the party 10 the Lawrence es
tate. The fifth carriage in the line.
the smallest OF all and the least con
| spicuous. was occupied by Mrs. Eddy.
Calvin A. Frye. her secretary. and an
other man. apparently a groom. All
were warmly wrapped in furs. and the
women all carried bouquets Of beauti-
full flowers.
The Lawrence home was reached in
q few minutes. One by one the men
and women OF the party alighted and
gathering about the massive porch at
the front entrance. stood in line on
either side from the carriage steps 10
the house. When the carriage of Mrs.
Eddy drove up TO the porch Calvin A.
| Frye was the first TO leave Il and fol-
| lowing him came the other man.
Leaning back into the carriage the big
man. powerful OF limb. gathered up
the frail form OF Mrs. Eddy. wrapped
in long seal skin cape. she was carried
gently up the steps in the big mans
arms. through the long line of people
who murmured softly as she passed.
Then she was taken up stairs in the
house and placed IN what will be her
own private room, on the front, or
Commonwealth avenue side.
Calvin A. Frye remained behind and
was closely pressed for Information by
newspaper men and others. Absolute
ly refusing TO give any names OF those
in the party or to make any statement
he turned to six tall. powerful men,
who stood near him and ordered that
every person be at once put OF the
I grounds. Then he tUrDed and entered
the house and his orders were obeyed
without delay.
Six men remained on guard through
the night, and six others took their
place for the day guard.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. 27.-The first OF
the thirty-seven criminal suits against
former state officers contractors and
others connected with the building and
furnishing OF the new capitol OF Penn
sylvania was brought to trial before
Judge Kunkle. The desendests in the
suits are Architect Joseph H. Huston,
Philadelphia; Contractor John II. San
derson. Philadelphia: former Auditor
General William p. Snyder Spring
City: former State Treasurer william
L. Mathues. Media, and James N. Shu-
maker. Johnstown. former superlnten-
dent OF public grounds and buildings.
The defendants are charged in these
suits with conspiracy TO cheat and de-
fraud the state out Of sl35. 900 by falsi-
flying the weight and measurmcnt of
certain furnishings supplied by San
derson under his per foot" and per
pound" contract with the board of
grounds and buildings. The prosecu-
ton has selected five cases against
these defendants TO be tried first.
Tho suits against Congressman II.
Burd Cassell of the Pennsylvania Con-
strnction company. which supplied the
metallic furniture for the capitol, who
IS under Indictment on charges Of con-
spiracy and false pretense, and the re-
naming eight defendants in these pros
ecutions will be tried later. The pros
ecution will be conducted by Attorney
General Todd. who viii be assisted by
James Scarlctt. chief counsel for the
fah 1
gated the charges OF fraud: assistant
deputy Attorney General Cunningham.
State Senator John z. Fox. Of Harris
burg and District Attorney Weiss. The
defense will be represented by leading
members OF the Philadelphia bar. in
cluding A. S. L. Shields. Samuel NJ
Clement. Jr.. former district attorneys
Graham Bell and Rothermel. and
Charles II. Bergner and Lyman ID.
Gilbert, Of Harrisburg. and w. U. Hen
sci. of Lancaster.
Having failed in its attempt TO delay
the trials by a motion 10 continue the
suits against Shumal1er on the ground
that he is not physically able TO SO to
trial. it IS expected the next move of
the defense will be to ask that each of
the defendants be tried separately.
The total cost OF the capital was S13.-
600 900. OF which $4,000. 900 was expen-
ded by the building commission for con-
struction and 100000 by the board
OF grounds and buildings for furnish
ings. Sanderson's contract amounted
TO S5.4S7. 500 aud his profit in some in
stances is alleged TO have been as much
as 1000 per cent Huston designed the
capital and the furnishings and receiv-
ed in commissions more than $500, 900.
Shumaker is accused of having failed
to audit the bills OF Sanderson and
| other contractors and with having ac-
cepted HustoE.s ceviincAtions that the
work was according TO- specifications.
Mathues is alleged to have paid the
bills without having them audited and
Snyder Is said to have passed the bills
without having them audited.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
John w. Allison, Jr., q Co.
Fire Insurance Agents,
Frede<-icksburg,V Va

aJIRGINIA. In the Clerks Office OF the
NJ Corporation court Of the city OF Fred
ericksburg on the 21-t day OF Janu-
airy, 1908. NJ NJ. stephens, plaintiff.
against Rosa B. Stephens, defendant
rhe object 81 this suit 10 TO obtain from
the defendant a divorce.a vinculo mat
fimonii for the plaintiff.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant
is nonresident Of the State OF Virginis,
IL Is ordered that she do appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
hereof, ard do what may be necessary
TO protect her interest In this suit Aud
il is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once a week for four weeks
IN The Free Lance. a newspaper publish
I'd in the eity Of fredericksburg, and that
a copy be post d at the front door OF the
court-houss OF this court on or before
the next succeeding rule day OF theco
A eopy-Teste:
A. b. Yates Clerk
G. d. Wallace, p. q. i23w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
roop Up Collection For UnempIoyed.

Toop Up Collection For Unemployed.
Boston. Mass. Jan. 27.-True to the
promise he made when Morrison /.
Swift and his "army" of the unem.
pioyef entered Trinity church and de-
nanded that the rector preach on the
duty OF the state to the unemployed
and take up a collection for the latter.
Rev. Alexander Mann made welcome
many OF the unemployed. and col.
lection, estimated at $1,000. was taken
up for their beneht at the service.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Bulldog and Horse Fight to Death.

Philadelphia, Jan. 27.-A horse val
ued at 5000. belonging to John Stew
ems. of 353 Forty-fourth street, was
killed by bulldog belonging to Jo-
seph Kress, Jr.. of 351 F'orty-fourth
street. Stevens son was leading the
dog into his fathers stable. when il
spied the horse. Jumping on the horse
It fastened its teeth into the horses
neck and held on until the horse was
choked to death. The dog was shot by
Policeman Connors.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
MRS, EDDY Moves. .|THE CAPITOL CASES |
First Trial Called sefore Judge
kunkle al harrisbura.
BRILLIANT LEGAL TALENT

The Defense is Represented BY Lead
Ing Members Of the Philadelphia
6ar-A Hard Legal Fight Is In
Sight
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
POISON FOR WHOLE FAMILY
Arsenic IN MIX and Rolls lmperiIs
Five

Union Hin, N. j., Jan. PA family
OF i've persons were poisoned by ar
senic dropped into milk and sprinkied
over rolls left over night at their
home. The victims are Mrs. Eva Zach.
wind, widow of Coroner John each
wind, OF Jefferson street; her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Formon. Jr.: their baby daughter
Eva and Mrs. Helena Cooper. do
mcstic.
All are out Of danger. but DR.. Rich
ard Schlens says they had narrow
escape. An investigation OF the case
is being made.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Cow u 4 co-Ed,s Room.

Swarthmore. Pa. Jan. Fifteen
students OF swarthmore college have
been suspended. accused of being I'm
plicated in placing a fuIl-grown COW In
one OF the girls rooms The animal
created Consideration. and was
brought down the stairs with great
difficulty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

hat. but q hst frequently becomes ~o-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Emlorants comino Back.

Rome. Jan. 27.-The return to Italy
Of emigrants from the United States is
gradually stopping. while emigration to
that country is being resumed.
Steamers leaving Genoa and Naples
before the end OF the month will take
back to America at least 5000 emf
grants.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
+ CAP Be Accomplished
by JJdicious Saving

with yo not be great the accompanying Illustration
ms Wy mani WI" undoubtedly better your financial condition hat
ely sale u demonstrated by the thousands
PoAos over the entire Incidentally take this fact consd
financial sngenoy TINS Bank every demand Of depoIors pay
!eneve desired and issuing absolutely script
institutions larger and smaller Southern cities failed do.
nundd smanuusy fcm daa Of dcsa Booklet e. upon request
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Head Of 5nnstian Scieneefakes
Up Home in Boston.
MYSTERY ABOUT CHANGE

She Left Concord, N. H., In Special
Train, Accompanied BY a Few At
tendants- House Guarded Night and
DaN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30
Petition For Repeal Of Rate Law

Danvflle. Va. Jan. 27. Believing
that restoration Of the old passenger
rate laws in North Carolina win pre-
vent the reduction expected in their
salaries. the employees OF the combined
railroads OF the state will petition the
legislature now in session TO repeal
the present two and one-half cents per
mile law. Since the passage OF the
recent snti-raiIroad laws. the railroad
companies have already begun cutting
salaries in various departments and It
is believed Il win be only a matter OF
time before all employees will be az
fected.
You can't TRANSFORM a woman into a
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

One of the worst things about being
useful to people Il you neve- have o chance
to do anything Tor yoursef-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-30

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: v1rl1(n8 card o. the power pronrps a
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Sunncnamioaua nnb llnteraano.
Tas @cttcr.

Sir Wnrplano mo Den Oiitrift
Columbia belite trii6 un0 anbaltcn0
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friihc iiiomeitIihe bis norOmeitIide
Minoc.
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fern obermolS bcid)icocn; Ole ME.
origite Sempcrotur mar 80 @roo I'M
5 llbr WorgenS unO Die b0ditc %
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TSn Den mocren 0un0es. Wcttcrs
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folgcnoen niebrigItcn temperatures
perjcidnct: Guitpnrt 30, Eortlon0
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SO, Ebilo0eIpbiu SO, NtImtic. Gin
3S, @oibin0ton 30, Noriolt II, Sut'
teroS As, WiInliugtou II. Charlotte
40, GbroIclton 90, Snuamnob 80,
SudiouOiQe 80, Supiter IS, Sen .gSclt
&c, ItIonto i6, Montgomcrp As,
HclusO rlcauS II, Yaleltinc 56, Gal
ucItpn %, Corpus Gbriiti 90, Mtcm.
pbiS 90, Cincinnati 3S, Eittsbur9
40, CSpego 30. Buffalo 36, GlcoC.
lan0 40, Detroit "a, Nlpcno 30,
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cago 40, GnIutb 80, ct. Eoul 30,
ct. 2ouis rs. aanioS.Gitp As,
omaha 36, 6llren 30, 9iamnrd 80,
@ililton -, Sopre t6, Selcnn -,
Salt Cafe 80, Gcnuer 40, Nortb
Eluttc 90, 0oo9e.Gitp 80. gmnriIlo
81 un0 Cos An1cles 16.
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uNrlpn."
-&umiidlc Spcr-
WittipodD, Den %. Sanuar 1908.
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(20,22)

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tanten un0 &uu lcutc ncr
u ltlta0t" crnunntc acltcrn 0ua
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$50. elmer VI. aerncp ,Sobn Shiclcr,
q. ). Sdlueier. &oui9 i. aornmonn
unb 2ctuis &. Hicc, mCldlCa Die Nr.
ranacmcntS iiir Dos @nnfett, lpclde0
nmt 26. 6ebruor itottiinoct, trcficn
ioa. Gin Smlbib mlirbc BON Groitcur
,Sront @olf in Dem SooIc Der
nSricntol.2o zoo Der Wchonics" ier.
pirt, uno Der 9oge pur0e bieriilr Der
Cant olisgeiprohen.
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GcluItot: Er1iibent 5. @cor0c
@ebring, iun.; 8ice.Yr1iibentcn -
Socob ". Soof, Sobn 3. Spence.
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&. WoribnIl; Sdotmeiiter gum 10.
Wole) - Sobn 6. 6rieoel; Gircfto.
rem - 2ouis Y. aornmonn. Or 9.
g. Sopoen, Sranf u. Beriobn. Sep
iimus y. 3uitin, Sobn u. WitteIl,
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elmer u. aernep, 81. Sobn q. Bed
Jreo q. burger, 2epis 6. Hice,
gborles q. Seiion unb Sermann s.
@ettemiIuer.
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Don @icumicos Gountp bat oas amt
icbt inne,
Sr. Soncs 9. 9caglc bon gaIti'
more illdt nm bic g%rncnnung oils
Scit- mo Strob Snipcttor nah.
Sr. Hi6oro Z. 9roluning bon Gar
rctt, uno Sr. 5. Sec Simnlons BON
6reOcrid.G ountp bemiiben lid nm Die
STEELE ais 5iidsGomnIiiiGre oeS
@eituiers.
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I'm icSert Sausbaft

ioate ooS refine, poblidmedenben So.
lace" Bier aus 6reo. 9olernidmiot's
vImerican gretpcrp" itets porrdtbis
iein = Elm geiuubeS unb It1rfenoes
@etrGnf. 9eIteat cine Yrobefiite bel
eurem @irtb ooer per Eel. 6. & q.
1854, Nb. t49t, 9rauerei 1t04--
1928 Siaen.S traBe. COZ
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GOtbe 8u0
- ocS -
''0eut(6en Gorre(ponoent'
DcS
fir 1908 lit in @orbcreitnns.

Sober rcacImGBige abonnent 0rs
@lottcs, ob fir Die tGglid)e, ip6tent.
Iihe oOer SonntagS : g(l8gobe, miro
elm Ggcnplor umentgcItli6 erbaIten;
oaIIclbc 1T nidt 81 ~pcrfnuicn nno ulir
Snbicribcnten iucrbcn cs erBaltCn.
Gin poiicn0eS NeuiobrS 8cidcnt
fir 5reimoc ut0 8errponotc i'm aIt,
beimatbIonoe lit Der w0fentIide
Correspondent. @enn iebt beitcIt,
miro an ole aOreiie aud oaS Hotbe
9uh b%eforoert ncr0en.
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I6leben. = Nm Wontog Itarb
Srou Comic Wogner, 8ottin oesSrn.
gbriitian @agner. Die 9eeroi9ung
iinbet am Gonneritag, Nahmittoas
2 llbr, pom Sralierbouie, Nr. 1922,
Rorb.I onasitroBe, aus auf Der BAL.
tiniore Cemetery" Itatt,
,Sn Der .Ia9emeinen 3eutiden
@reiienbeimotb" itarb Srau ausuito
Spits I'M aIter bon 81 Sobren. lie
9eerbiaung finoet beute Nadmittag
INN 2 ltbr itatt.
Sm aIter bon 80 Sabren it)ieo
om Wortas Nbeno 5u ipdter Stunoe
Serr Nartin Meper in ser 8ob-
hung ieiner 5od,ter, 6rnli Narga.
retbe 3immerer, Nr. 702, Noro.Ga-
roline. StraBe, aus Dem 2eben. Die
geeroiguns finbet morgen @ormittug
ditf bent I'll. grloier- 6rieobofe"
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fobus- Stride al Der Gde BON Iis.
quitb. nnb eager traBe elm He.
auiem fir oas S%eelenbeil oes Der,
itorbenen c~eIebrirt.
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Smiffsfarten

bon uno nod europa fiber Baltimore
ODER Neip.gorf, 9aiiite. ooer 3miiden.
bed. @edieI, ausIdnoiides Gelo,
Greoittrirfr unb @eIbienbungen.
Sbep. s. 9iener e Co.,
Rr. 217, Ch.YaltimOre.S trahe.
d.
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Scb6cl's cin,iacs gltclicr.

Wir babcn MIR Gin Mtelier in galti'
murc, nnb oas beiinbct iid) in Der
Stage sit cbcncr Grbe, Nr. 321, Nurb.
gnD., naBc Sisb.Str. 9inocr'Ebo.
iograpbicn cine Spesialitat. - Seine
Ngentcn nnb feline Sreppen 81 itcigen.
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Ser Spmcr luicbcrgeWGb

Scrr Spmcr utcocrgeiUablt.
Die Clearinghouse . @eieaihoft CT.
mGbIt ibre bisberigen gcamten
nieoer. 49, Die Heiignotion bon
@rier Serb oils ErGiiocnt Der
Morplono Srllit SO. ongcnom.
men. - Sr. RnnoaQ geebrt.
Sn Ser %geitrigen Sibung Der Gleo.
ringbollie . Wcicuid)oit in Der Notio'
nol Union Vonf mur0en olc biSbe'
rigen 0eomten mteocrgeu1blt, ino
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Sicc d. YrGliocnt - SObn .. GomIon
Gr1iioent Der National WtedanicS'
0onf; Scfrct0r - 8nl. 8ind)eIter,
&rGiiocnt Der NotiondI llnion.9nnt;
@eihGitsfiibrer - Robert u. GiggS,
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9aS Grcfutip . Gonlite beitcbt aus
folgenocn Scrren: Iolglos $. Sbo.
mas, Yr0liocnt Ger WterdontS' Sea.
tiouol 8onf, &oriiber; $50. Somer,
&omiop, @inhciter, eugene Sepe.
ring, Yr0iioent Der Notionolbonf Of
Commerce, SomcS Glorf, Eroliocnt
Der GropcrS II, Wcd)nnicS 9onf, mo
Charles Z. Crane, EroiiOcnt Der 6ar'
mcrS II. Wcrd)onts' Notionol.Vant
8or mcbrcrcn @od)en filnoigtc Sr.
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us Yr1iiocnt oblcbnen miiroe, bod
lieB CT iid) id)lieblid) ourd) Den Elm.
Itin1migcn Wunid) Der Wtitgltc0er Der
@eicaihoit bcluegcn, bon icinem Dor.
boben nb5ulteben. 2ic Grfloruug
tollroe in Der SiBung obgegeben, Dob
ron Den m0breno Der 6~inon5friiiS
dllsgegcbcncn Clearinghouse . Gerti-
lifatcn i'm 0ctrngc bon $3,094,00O
$2;0S0,000 cingeloit worOcn iinO, ein
GittcS 3ci6cn fir Die 8ieocrfebr nor
mailer %finon5icqer 3uitGnbe.
Nj orpIonb Gruit Gomponp.
Su Der gcitrigcn 9ireftoreniibung
ser Morplonb SrrIt Company mlrbc
bic H%ciigtation Oes G%rGiioentcn Is.
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Der Sobres . @criommlung Ser gf'
tiondre pieoergetpdbIt: S. 8. 9lod-
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ron Scpburn, 8ricr Serb Sobn Z.
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90. @plie uno 8. g. Zimmerman.
Sr. gecGrt.
ST.. 9lon6orb GonooQ, Tr6iiocnt
Scr SonoclSfommer, Der an Wontog
bon ieinem Nmte 5llriidtritt, mliroc
gcltern Nodmittog burh Die lleber.
rcihung elmer iilbcrncn Srud)tlfdolc
Gur6 ole 0ireftorcn iiBerrold)t, alS
ErGIiocnt Honooa Den Tireftoren Elm
@o6eliriibitiid CAB. &ice . Eroiioent
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rcidrun9S Heoe. Sierauf folgte cine
9ircftoreniisung, III welber Yrdii-
Dent Gonoou nen Sabresberidt url=
icrbrcitcte. 9erielbe mlroe ange.
nommen un,o miro am Wontag Der.
ofientlift meroen. TrGiiocnt Gon-
ooQ n1o SS. Somes u. Glorf. 8.
s.. Sopuoro, Ibolbert @. Weors u,
Is. 9. Shermerborn idieben ans Dem
Sireftorium aus. SS. Sos. e. @or.
man, George 9. Sodion, Charles 6.
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@euS imp lire Haffolger. Die iibri-
gen Mitglieoer bes 0irettoriums
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6ronce, ,Sobn $. @ilbeG Jun, 6. &.
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6 Croft, iun., Sorrp s. Sones unb
@m. q. Scarlet.
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Rabm @cbcimnik nit in's Grab.

Nalm 8cbcttittk mit in'S 0rau.
Ser 10 Sabre oItc albcrt Sbore int
8runflin Squorc Soipitol" iei.
ncr Sdubpunbc crIegen. er'
Iongte icin geipuBtiein rie ipteoer.
- Coroner Soncs ingt, ein llniou
Iiegc Dor.
gilbert Shore, Der 10 Sabre olte
9nabe, ipeId)er am Montag Worgen
IN ieiner elterlifen Wobnung, Nr.
1921. 9ouinsitraBe, NIT elmer 8ugel'
mllnbe binter Dem red)tcn Sbr III Iet'
mem 9ctt uufgcfunocn iplroe, itorb
geitern Wtorgen nm 4 llbr al 0en
6oIgcn Scr Sd)ubpunOc, obnc porber
iein VcipuBtiein iuieber erlon9t 81
bobcn. Nrr 5eitpeiir idIug Der ano.
be I'M Spipitnl feline augcn ouf, bod
NOR CT niht I'M Stunoc, iraeno mel.
DIE NuSfunft 81 geber. Noh elmer
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ncr Sores pom iiopcitIifcn Giitrift
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falls lei.
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elmer Scr eigentbiimIifitcn 60ac, bic
ie Ole EoIi5ci beihdftiaten. Gle gin.
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gum ScIbitmoro treiben fonnen, OBJ,
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ieines Gnters inter benz 2opffiiIen
aclf!ofcn bobcn. Seine Wiitter lit
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nnd)0em lie ben 8naben anl Worgen
friib geipedt botte, berielbe bei'm Auf-
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ScnItcr ocS britteu Stodnerfs uno
crlitt 10 ihlpere T~erlebungen, oaB iie
lpnbrideinlid I'M nWorpIGnoer Uni.
heriit0ts. Soipitol," mobin Tie iiberee-
fiibrt muroe, iterben miro. Gie alto
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a, Scinen GerIetungen er.
Icgcn lit I'M vgngemeinen Norp-
ldnbcr SoipitaI" Der 5ebn Sabre dltc
He9crfnobe Cabin 2epiS bon Nr.
1925, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meIfer
on Tontog an Der grtaipitrabe, uo.
be Gruio.Sia'apenue bon cinem
Strobenbabn . @aggon i~iberfabren
ipliroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
Rnr 0cndltnna.

Du n1sntihs 6orreFpunbsut" ulmmt 81 Isbrr
Srit Serihte auf tibtr gerIobHngeu, SOdl5eittn,
@cburtstnae, guIorne nno iilbernt 6odlSrtten,
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mil Hen absr ihren Samen n%ntrrihreibsu nuo
Dor anem mint OeratNen, mo bic SeitIIhfslt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
WSntt Gift.

9sr. 511, Neit . Qeginston . strafr,
empfiebIt irin Eager in M6ein. ano
Wpfcfntintu fit Bic Teiertdge.
(GvriIt7, SoMVoDo,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

@cnbelcr's Sptel, 400 Galbert.,
Gfe WnlbcrrD-Str Glesante Sdlaf.
simmer, mSfise Yreiie. Iabl5eitem
81 jeocr 5ases3cit. Nesalare Diners.
5einite 8etrGnfe nnb Gisarrcn.
Gisentbiimer Walter Y. @cabeler.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
Str.
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bram friidJ am 3apf. Diners, Sompers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Abenb
5rei.Gon5ert. (apriIt,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

9eutIhes 1ino anbercs olsIdnoi.
idcs @elo gefauft uno perfauit.
8eloienoungcn beiorgt nad 9eutifp.
LAMB. Seltreih, HllBIano II. {. 10.
@ehiel alsseitellt ollf ausldnoiide
9anfeu. Greoitbriefe unb Srapelers
Shco1tes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-05
Mr.. COVEY is MANAGER
OF MILL IN AMERICUS

Mr.. Chas A Covey, who for some
time has been manager of the Eufau-
la plant of the Kentucky Refining Co
has been appointed manager of the
Americas Oil Co., succeeding Mr.. S
T. Carter, who resigned recently tc
accept a similar position in Augusta
Mr.. Coyey was in Americas yesterday
and confirmed the report of his APP
pointment. He was formerly con-
nected with the company here, and
his Americas friends will be glad
to learn that he is to be with them
again