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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
LYRIC CLUB CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT.
Program OF the Entertainment
in Wallace Hall.

1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance at the Lyric Glib con
cert. which will be held tonight in Wal
lace Hall. The soloists will be Miss
Caroline Hudson, soprano, and Clifford
Cairns. baritone, both OF New York, and
Gustav D~annreuther and his orchestra
will accompany the club. with DR.. Cour-
rier at the piano and Arthur ID. Wood
ruff. conductor.
The program follows; THE Ange-
lus.'s' John Hyatt Brewer; (a) Bite
Franz; (b) Bowl Of Roses" class: tc)
"Allerseelen.'' Strauss, Mr.. Cairns; Ca
LEM Hildrach; (b) Rose. Vie Bist
Du?' Spohr; tc) "Lusinghe Pincara,' :
Haydn; Cantata-'.A Legend of Gran
ada" 30. As, Henry Hadley: incidental
solos by Miss Hudson and Mr.. Cairns;
composed for Mr.. Woodruff-words
written especially for the work by Mrs.
Ethel Watts Mumford); 1.-THE German
Parade" Reinhold L. Herman: (ai
Come Take Thy Heart (old Irish.
Thomas Moore; Obi '.The Old Black
Mare Squire, Mr.. Cairns; ta) He
Gave Me a Rose" c. w. Cadman; OBJ
1.-THE Wounded Cupid" Henry Jacob
son unaccompanied): Ia Gypsy Sere-
made" Henschei: (b) Lovers in
Plenty Corsdell; (c) Grade Song"
~f"C;olden Threshold"), Lehman; (d)
Nightingale" Stephens. Miss Hudson;
gavotte, Once in a While Szibulka-
Eliot.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
SCHWEIKER--BECK.

Miss Lille Allen Beck. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene j. Beck. became
the bride of Herman A. Schweiker last
night in the home of her parents, 437
Mt Prospect avenue. The ceremony.
which was followed by a large recep-
ton, was performed by the Rev. DIR.
Emil Meurz. The bride was escorted by
her father and wore an empire costume
of duchesse satin with pearl trimmings.
Her tulle veil was outlined with old
point lace, the same lace being used
to fashion her handkerchief. The veil
fell from a coronet of lilies of the val
ley, and she carried a shower bouquet
of those flowers. Her ornament, given
by the bridegroom, was a pearl brooch.
Miss Essner Beck attended her sis
ter as maid of honor. She woreieanary-
colored crepe de chine, embroidered and
adorned with cream lace. She carried
Easter lilies. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ruth Beck and Miss Lulu Metz.
who wore directoire gowns of white
messaline, made alike. They carried
arm bouquets of %jonquils. All received
gold barettes from the bride. Mrs.
Beck and Mrs. C. p. Schweiker were
both in black crepe de chine. Frederick
Crecilius. of College Point, J.. l., was
the best man. and the ua1nrt ware
Edward Book, OF Jersey Ctes, a cousin
Of the bride. and William Tsuscs. of
this city. They were presented with
cuff links and scarf pins by the BRIDE
groom.
Music was furnished by 2tnno and
violin. This Young ssupie hft Tor the
South. and upon their sesurn Will 90
cupy the hcwst al ART Mt Prospect
avenue duwDg tue "a sxzrss. while Mr..
and Mrs. Beck are in Murssse.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
POLICEMAN STOPS FIRE :
WITH ONE MANS HELP.

The excellent work of Policeman Pat
rick Durkin, of the First precinct. late
last night, assisted by Harry Simon,
prevented what might have beer a
dangerous blaze in the block of wooden
houses at 2a6 and 29s Market street.
Durlein noticed smoke coming from the
basement at 296 Market street. He
went to the cellar to investigate and
found a small blaze was diligently at
work in the rafters.
With the assistance Of Simon. who
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
SMALL FIRES, But
The POLICE SCENT
SOMETHING QUEER
Suspicious Blazes in Cellars at
297 Morris Avenue and 40
Fourteenth Avenue. +.

The police are Investigating two
small fires which occurred last night,
and which may have been started by
incendiaries. g7he fires occurred be-
tween $50 snds9 o'clock. The first was
in the cellar of 20l Morris avenue. Vito
Deluscia, who lives at that address,
found some rags ablaze and turned in
an talarm. No damage was done.
Less chan half an hour later rubbish
in the cellar of 40 Fourteenth avenue
was found to be ablaze, The fire did
damage TO the extent of, $50 before ii
was extinguished.
While getting wood and coal from the
cellar of her home at 4Os South Sixth
street, Mrs. Kate Dover, who had
taken a lighted candle 10 see her way,
cropped it into a box Of papers. The
1ireynen arrived before the flames had
spread.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
New Suits 1895
Worth $3.50 to $500

OF imported fancy prunella and fine
twill henrietta; some deliberately braided,
trimmed with large metal buttons; silk
collar and cuffs, with silk embroidery;
Others with narrow strip of silk IN coat;
new high collar, with tie; new style
sleeve, button TO elbow, flzring at hand;
front of coat diagonal button style; en-
tirely new fashion skirts; latest and sta
pie shades in wide variety; best ever, at
S29.o5
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
BIBLE CLASS PLAYS COMEDY.

The Epsilon Bible class Of st. Barna-
bass Episcopal Church. gave a three
act comedy called College Chums'' in
the parish house last night. and so
rpar.y were turned away that the
comedy will be repeated tomorrow
night.
Members of the class II Miss Grace
a. johnson, director; Thomas Wake
field. 1r.. president; franklin !. Marsh.
jr., vlce-president; Eugene Barring.
s~ecretary; Lawrence Pierson, treas
urer: George Brixner, John Sutphen,
Frederick Hoolcy. Alfred G. Wirtz. Jay
Crawford. Thomas Barclay and Walter
Johns.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
ROOSEVELT PARTY TO
START AFTER LIONS.

NAIRoBI, British East Africa, April
2s.-The members of the Roosevelt
party will start tomorrow from the
ranch Of Sir. Alfred Pease on their first
hunting expedition after lions. The re-
mainder of the Roosevelt camp wa
moved this morning from Kapitt Plains
10 the reesa ranch.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
suABlAN SINGERS, REHEARSAL

Busy hours were spent by the mem
bers Of the suabian Singing Society in
Wevers's Colosseum last night, when the
second claes prize song at the New
York ~saenserfest was reheareed by Di.
rector Paul Engelsjirchen. Nearly evers
member Of the chorus vns present.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

Strictly new models empire gown made of fancy weave tsfea coh ptts in
front bodice; front button over o side, square tab efect edged with self color
satin button and soMache braid trim dress panel front, button trimmed front to
bodice; neck finished with satin tic, $l<.7s.
McssAhne, fouard and tafetz silk empire dresses; decidedly new sty= hcef front
yoke and Collar some handsome braid embroidery around yoke; high net collar,
ribbon trimmed; w long point seeye. with tucking down inside throwing fitness
on back of sleeve high empire back, soft belt, impssting "Fenchy" effect skirt
cut fun-dreSes worth $40 at $14 rs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
New Suits 1895
Worth ESQ 10 5000

OF imported serge, semi-ftting coats,
inannish collars and revers; turn-back
cuffs. button and soutache braid trim.
Z affeta Cloth Suits, two-button style,
collar and cuffs trimmed with taffeta
Tx, inlaid fold edge; large and small jet
thinning; scarf tie with silk ~tassels, latest
lodel skirts, trimmed to match coat;
coats lined with best silk; gray, rose
reese a, raisin, navy, black; extraordinarily
line, at 1898.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
CLOSING DRILL BY FIRST TROOP.

The closing drill Of the season by
tile First Troop will be held tonight
in The srmory on Roseyille venue
Captain William A. Bryant win lead
the troopers in the drill.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

lives In the rear. he formed a bucket
brigade. For half an hour the two
worked and finally succeeded in put
ting out the fire. A large hole had
been burned in the root Of the cellar
n the door above. The Are started
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
InS Dem Snncrrn WarglanO's uno
ben nngrcnsenhcn Staaten.
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81 Of.

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SouS unb rihtete groBen Sdoben oll.
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fiaen neutrality-suspicious. in Norf,
ga, puroen bier MGnner unter ei.
ner Malier peritiittct uuo ihper Der.
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sri. Mottic gooms trouen. ole longc
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81 Yorf Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
TaS Yrogramm feitscleat.

Go%iierprei8 Ginger am Gtcnltn0
9bcnO, oCn -. Slni.-Nm Nodb.
mittoq ociielbcn 3ogc0 FrciSIit'
Gen ser &crcine ser critcn alaIlc
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in elmer am 9onmcrItu0 @bcn0 i'll
Tcm, Oorf itottgcilnocncn Sibung
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Iingcn bci'm S0n1ericit ultfgcItcIt.
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&%oiicrpreiS lit iiir Ticnito9 Abeno IN
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iolG iid) ooa YreiSiingen bon ucridie-
heneu oncrifaniihen 0lce,Glub& oll-
/ idlicbclt. IS lpcrocl MIR Clubs nit
iibcr 40 SGn9crn 5ltgeloiieh ood)
biirien lie cilt ~belie6i9cS 2ieo iin0en.
Dtcbrcrc @lCe.GllbS Don llniperiitd.
fen baben Die Ginlnolln9en %obIebntH
miiiien, ga entncocr observation-disclosures.
6eierlidfcitcn Inn Oicic 3ctt itottiiu.
bcn ober Die Stlloentcn bcrcit$ in bic
Sertcn gcgnngcn liuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
Sciratbs.S icCu5cn.

Gomaro 5. @obrio n Wno Woru u,
Steincr 81 Sabre alt Npplifont @m.
3. @obrio, 9tr. 1432. Eotap9coitr.
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tioL @illdelter, go, - Sabre alt.
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Den, Hr. $500, @ltilforO -Nocntc, imo
SonG 10. 2ong. &ouiltolL Sbio, 30
Sabre alt.
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Gcin arancs 0aar mchr.

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res 81 erbolten, ols lie pieber ber5u.
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BON Der @petb Chemical Co., "A
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(SinaeiaHot.)
9n sic Rcbottion ocS rlcItideu
Gprrciponoenten".

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8runoitiifS 1tcbcrtrngungeH.

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inc ROB Sbot. - Cine 81

Gincrobe Sbot. - Cine sic
g~eringite Sernnloiitung mari 0eitern
Tormittng Der % Sabre oItc 9tcocr
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boftete, leine liebe Hotb hattie, ieinen
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id)ileen. Sn Scr noro6itIiten 4oli5eis
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burdl Httlter Sllpellpn nit $25 unh
Soften b%eitroit. Or fonltc 0ie Stro.
re ltld)t be5oblcn mno manbertc oeS.
balb binter ihluebiihe Gardiner.
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8eitern NarsIanS GiIenbalx.

- Iu0ltm. Q.
s'ee;nrenb 81. Gept., oerIdbt Stnen.G.dtion
4.1o MPoreens S6neupoft,. Saeerstoipn, q
& g. @b.. 2Sannesboro. 9bcmber8bure unt
LAMB.
2.45 .Ra6m. - Accommodation mao linton.
Rrioge.
ALB Na9m. S6uerIs grpreb, SauptIinie,
Saeerstopn. Sancod. Gbippensbure unb aus
e%eHomtnen Sonnta9, Sreoerid uno GutmitS.
BURG (Tarlors9sd eeorsl.
Sdgltdb, ausgcuemmSu Gpuntag.
100 W'orgens-Vorf. .. & 8. 9ib., unb Cor.
$50 gsoraers-gIiom. mad 7bnrmont.
1887 Wforgens-gRefteru @rprPb, gDeStminfter,
8rueeoiue Greoerid). @nmitsbnrg, 9bur.
mont. gSdbnesbyro. Gbnmbersbure, Sagers.
toipn. Sancod. Cumberland, @ifirS (Ruffet
observations sgluegpu). -"
$50 Mahm.-SaupfIinie, 5ftIt9 bon Gtuorp.
Srose, fernsr gerf, Sanober, 0ettpSburp unb
q. q 6. Bib.
$50 Nadm.-9ffom. mad Sanpber.
clio Nbenos-gftom. nod unionsgribQe,
Hur eamitngS.
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Sanoner.
.Sd!t .ri4t an genmisIbanta.gD e.s etatton.
saas,ssEi. 4 -Ssa4Rauasas Ssssa.sa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15

Worp @rimmcl al Gpa I. SieloS,
Nciticitc NiSQuitb-, noGe Soffmon.
ItrnBe, II bel 80, @runojinS $3.50,
$500.
@iQiom Z. GonItoblc oil Solporo
u. @orildJ mo 6rnlr, Noroicite9roo.
line.9Ioenue, uabe GarS0aIc-Apenlc,
GO bel l40, @rluto5inS 500, 81.
@iQinm i. Niridcr on 9tnna @c-
o%cntcpCr, Siioieitc Cuttings, nobc
@iuiomitroBc, 1917 bel S6.9A,
@runo3in3 $40,S7 $500.
Nngie Srhoro an &ohu Robel uno
Trulr, Noroicite 1oifmonItroBe. nobr
Central 9penrlc 27.5 BEL 9S, @runo.
sims $50, S..
&obu &. GiArid, inn, on Yn0rcm
:. &corucO ulb GrouL Nr. 3O4 Dit.
81. StruBc, Is bel 9S, @rumO}iu$ $50,
> Collars. vii a
WorD NJ. @roipu llub Manu an
2lIlu y. Eertin9, @toromciticite Soil.
manitroBe, nnbe Shicl0S- IQcp,.i4 BEL
,, @rluno5inS 500. So. .zt
&iolet ". S6cntal al Nlorcncc
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20 6llB @(0cn, 10 bel 931a, @runo3ina
S4S, $500.
Nnno u. @ooNS on ettphcn 9.
Sec. @eiticitc scr rSotm-, 1lobe MO.
ibcritruBc, - bcl -, @roj. $tt2.50,
ST.
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II. 6rolL @}or0icitc ser @ultimoreItr.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fl bel 10, @r05,
$50. So.
i. Miaiom Crtmun rn0 Srolt an
@iQinm i. Shommrl, JIM, 1t. Iron.
Noroieite Scr NIiper-, nobc 2u3erllc,
itrobc fl bel 20, @rOj. $l2, 81.
Stcprcn &. See al 9lmolia Il.
@ooOa, NorOoiticite ser Nobli-, noGc
QioibcritrnBc ia bel -, @rSj. Stt2,.
50 ST.
Nohcmior 81. q. q. an Sophie@on.
rob, Gillette Ser Gbopel, uobc Ghep.
Itrobe ~ bel GO, @ro5. $2l, So.
@oIter =. WfcGoroeu an benjamin
$. Sobniou unb Grot, Gillette hcr
Npplctons, nnbc Scfcritrnc, # bel %,
@roj. So. So.
Charles &olcpb NotbCrt oil ,SoGn
.. &lein, @citieitc ser Gentrul-, nube
Niblono Npcnuc, IS bel, @roi.$t56.
s..
Charles Bender an Son1cS :. @e-
mes, Nr. 522, Nor0,8 ropeitraBe, II
BEL GO, 8ro5. $36. So.
Sreoerid g. Nclpcomb oil :. G1ib
@rotton, cinige @rllnbitiide, So.
9altimprcsGountn
SbCcbore Worburg uno Satin on
Ho6crt !. Nibplion nno Satin, :
@rltnoitiidc 81 Iolu,t @oiGingtor,
@rnno5ins ie $50.
SbomoS :. 6lunnerp uno Satin
al Seou &einad, 8runoitiid al Soip-
orOAEorf. So.
Seon &ctnod on Catherine 9.
Eitt, @%rnneitiif SIT Somarb .9arf,
@runo5ihS $40, So.
Sbomos Hob uilb Satin all Darn
Z. Snoffe, 3 Idcr, $4,000.
@iIliom 9. @ropcS II. ". on ssobn
81, Sbum, % sldcr at Gorf Seiabt$.
Npcnlle, $3.50.
gnnic 6, Giifenocriier mo @attc
on SouiS 9. @cnnctt, @runoitiif al
Veuona-Gpenue, $50.
Ebilip 6. MiiQer mo Satin ait
Charles $. &ogen mo Satin, 5lpei
@runoItiidc oil Der A.. Strobe, So.
Sinuooo 9. Glorf uto Satin an
Cabin :. 9oitain, @runoitiid all Der
6iupln Sofs9lpclme. ISL
Safe fRr's Anslaah befprst q, Ratse.7 ala
Cn'Uaiftuasrt'ety. ssee Qsksn csxis.upesse.
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gtns fatbUliidyen @crcincn.

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Gomitc Sibun0 0co 0cltid)cu RS.
mlidlstutIoliidcn &otnI Der.
bono2S nrbeitct morGcn in Del
ct. &afobllo ? 6olle Oic Stutlttcr
Der Organization aus. - @nQ.
fabrt Der oWfornluuo @ilgrim' Nj.
iociotion" nod Ct. Moru'a.
Morgen 9todmittog I'M 3 llbr
pcrlonmelt iif 0uS in Ser tiirjIid,
Itottgebobten MISUNDERSTANDING
Ocrtid)er aotboIifeu 2rnulmte GomiiC
Ill Der ct. SutohuS @uIlc, nm cine
Contribution fiir eillcn r0nrrid),fatbo.
lIidcn Sofol=Y erbutto oltSjlturbeitcu.
No@ 9felliItot 0ieier GomltcsS iBuu9
miro IN elmer General %crinmmluuN
Iommtlid)cr 0cIeqotcn, mcldc am
Sonnto0, ben 80. Moi, in Der St.
Ntld,ocl9-Solle ituttiin0ct, 3ltr 9cro-
tbun0 0clon0cr.
Sir bic mor0igc SiBumg murocu
Iol92n0c 9elegotcn aus ocu uod,itc.
bcll0cn &ereincn %crluGblt:
Softer Nlcronocr Gon5il Scr St.9I.
pbornt9.airdJc - Gruut &enOcrcf II.
i. Hoper.
Gbciopcofc Gon3il ser ct. Nj.
doel3 @eneinOc - saul Ero00bl
utO NOon SroQ.
81. Ntidocl3 Sitter 60 Sc. NGhIcr
u10 Mar Chores.
Ct. GliatItimta @eicQid)oit Scr
Ct. &ntObltS . @cmcin0e - &. Sc12r
ltno &err @olliu0er.
ct. GofobuS.Hittcr - N0um 6lef.
tenItein mo Nn0relu S6riiicr.
Ct. Irnn5iSflS e Sitter Der Scr5
Scilt-aird)e - Hobn Gppcrt II. SoDn
Nntou.
Serj Scill , @cicQihoit - Sobn
EoltIua unb Iero. Sod.
Nropiocnce.Gon Der Scrj T5eIl.
Stride - &. Wci9lcr un0 Srallf Jot-
llcr.
ct. EoltlS = Bitter ser bI. &relt5s
Stride - i. MiQer uno 6rollt Nelt-
mann.
&otcr &olpinq-Gon}il Scr bl. ar2u5.
Stride NmbroiilS Shirt uno 0eb-
borbt @ciIer.
ct, @eorga.Hittcr ser # IF. Notb.
belfer-airhc - u. 2orcr5 ltn0 Sic.
mems Gears.
ct. 9cneoift5.G on3il ser IA. bell.
NotbbelfersStr6c - 6. 8un5elmonm
mo Sori5 Socob.
@allfobrt eli ct. 90 orp'S.
Gle u0iorplono Yilgrim3' Siiocio-
ton" bat umrionQrcidc Gorbcrcitiul.
Gen fiir cine nnl tommcnOeu SamItog
l~tattfinocnoc @uaiobrt nod Ct. Mo.
rms getroiicn. Sir Die Gobrt. on
lpeidcr Gurblnol Gibbons, Wollper
nclr Grotbcr@, Wopor Wubool ltno
etno 1000 W}itglie0er 0ea HcrcinS
tbcllnebmet iueroen, mlrr0c 0er0anl4
pier oSuaqilcboulo" ged)urtert.. 9ua
Boot pcrIGBt Baltimore am %. Woi,
TornllttogS, mo tebrt ON Nlbeno 0cS
acknowledgements Cages 5uriid. Nod
Nnfltnft an @r0ccn'S @erite ncrocn
Die W0Iinbr2r nnd) Dem cine DulbC
Utelle entfcrntcn ct. &ni9oco mar.
id)lrerL 100 einNodnmt cclebrirt Mrs.
Eoter i. t. 9ro0n Er0iioent OeS
Sopolo.Gol20c miro ais Gelebront,
Eotcr 9rcnt WottbcmS bon Ct. Sni.
goes olo Giofon mo Toter Bart &.
&ortluell BON Baltimore ais Suboios
Ton fitn0ircn. Gin Gbor bon ieds5ia
Stin1nlen miro inter 2eltlul9 poll
Erof. =. 4. @oIe Die Meiic iinacn.
Hodo benz Modomt miro ,lt ct.
Worp'S im ct. Wori2n Scninor c.
ne ipe5ieIlc Scicr ltottiinoen bel mel,
der Niftcr Charles ". NelliSlcr ole
Soliptrebe bolten miro.
GoS arrangements 3 Gonite be.
Itebt aus Den Scrren Sobn 8. @ort,
&oriibrr, Sobn IS. Grcncr, 2Sronf =.
Granger, @iliom j. Si9gin$. Srollt
y. lliber. SSobn 6. Huiien. g. SEQ
@onmic, z. s., 1lrrIonQ g sc. Got.
fer, o.. .. 'Wiithea, George Irllolo,
9eritoro u. Wc9tnup uno Or. :. 9.
SaunoerS.
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rstt gum 9ebrdnh in Der gar.oeu. unb, mt,
Aon CITATION NM 1000 ebenes. "
Heferpitung bon Raum In ShIdf, ober Bat
lnr'@dgeons. Speiferaten etc. pe-Sen f9ntU
belaret per Ielephon In alien fpIaenoen 4tuets
giredur: ebar.ess urb galtimoresStrdbe, q. q
y. st *alt 1924, poet Mb. GourtIdnb 1901;
Md. HobalsS tatiof, G.. & g., W,t. Sermon 9f23;
9aH6en'Sta'i ion Snfotmutions,8iireau, 9. q o.,
81. Vanl e46, poer Mo., gourtIanb 2726, un6
gr. h26. Sio.8roab,pab.