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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-09

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-09

You can buy a hat at only half
price at Berman's big Slaughter sale.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-09
Fifty Dollars, Reward.

Fifty dollars reward will be given
to the party who will furnish in
formation that will lead to the con-
viction of the party or parties who
killed Chester white brood SOW at
my farm on the night of January 6.
Money is on deposit at the Lumber
mems National Bank.
Yves Wright.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-01-09
normal school committee, when that
committee is appointed, the first of
next week.

There is only one thing wrong
with Mr.. McGarry's bill and that is
very wrong--the location of the
proposed school, which should be
changed to Bemidji the metropolis
of northern Minnesota. This grew
ious defect will be remedied the
first of next week, however, when
Representative Opsahl will intro
duce bill locating the school at
Bemidji.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

E1 most fascinating appeal for most OF us Att, /,
E5rTSa those concerns which monopolize about thre
R7E@7A fourths of our attentor-sou body. and rocs
RskSSesa ctbook-the theater and its people occupy
t2se-A' high place in our interest large part Of
attraction the stage IS due to its mystery Frr
the footlghts the orchestra chairs only few feet Liter
allv but the chasm wide and deep most OF us hat
seems impassable But want know. like that mp
"Heens Babies" We want to see the wheels g, round
And it is something more than curiosity Tn. des
is human universal and it is especially insstent when it's
directed toward the Realm OF Make Believe,
WYE hope to satisfy something OF this longing know
w about the region beyond the ootghts. and -hater
several articles preparation In our nez- SrND
MAGAZINE we will publish the first Wilton L aye VII
tell about The Creation of Characters You kno The cre
goes always to the actor and the dramatist WI strong
individuality makes impression a play. The nan Wh 7
created the stage Svengali who wonder as BIZ
Skies as Jean Vatican, mention merely three IN hundred
distinguished portravals say nothing OF Hagget IN IH
Battle" in which he starring write with author
itv Moreover in this article Mr. Lackaye lives up to the
reputation for caustic wit that extends the country over
ONE day during rehearsal another actor asked hn the
~ value of pause About one hundred and t dollars
week Mr. Lackaye replied promptly.
IN this will appear that story, Maureen Do"ry'
by MauCe Radford Warren which announced 10
March 7, but crowded out by the ads Anyhow u'
story Well worth waiting for IS good as any Una
have been written by this versatile author
A STRO the Seer is called upon in The Two Miss Man
nngs' to solve of the most interesting mysteries
the SERIES and he goes about way that appeals 10 %
with just enough of the hankypanky to add color ana HUN
useful information make think bit And there -
capital story in the mystery we'll There's dlstlclD
when YOU come consider it, Also Astro makes a HUN
progress his love affair with Vaeska but for VINO "
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
Seeing the Wheels Go Round

he stage and everything connected with 1t hast
most fascinating appeal for most OF us, Al
those concerns which monopolize about thr
fourths of our attention. soul body. and 20
etbook, the theater and its people occup
high place in our interest. y large part Of
New-York tribune., 1909-03-21

WITH the next nstalment, The Silent Barrier eli'
into true drama, and it moves with the raPdity'
excitement the tenseness, that distinguish Louis ia"
stories The is in the mountains, Bower has Iald
for Helen Spenser to the rescue with Stampa anu
fine old guide takes the center of the stage
The new era., 1909-06-03
- ON CAPITAL BUILDINGS,
~ Omcncd 5lrds Have Their Regular
tiaunss in the Seasons.

venerable crow, ''as black as any
crow can be-" which made its nest
for several years in one of the tall
trees in the Capitol park, Washington,
aud then suddenly disappeared from
its accustomed haunts, is said to have
been seen recently In the tree in
which 1t had reared several broods of
young birds He has come back to his
own.
Another crow for number of sea-
sons nested in one of the recesses
about the tower of the postofiice de-
partment building, and his shrill cav
caw-caws" could be plainly heard by
the pedestrians on the bustling streets
below.
This particular postofIice crow met
tragic fate last year, however, and
since that time there has been no.
ticeable scarcity of that breed of birds
on the big gray building. Formerly
the old crow had many visitors, espe
cially during the early morning and
sunset hours. but his death at the
hands-or rather talons and beak-of
big hawk no doubt was spread
through Crowdom, and now it is a
rare thing to see one of the uncanny
birds in the vicinity of the postoffice.
Policeman Frank Emmert was a
witness to the tragedy on the dizzy
edge of the coping about the postal
tower. The great hawk came up from
behind and pounced down on the un-
suspecting crow. There was brief
struggle, then the surrounding atmos-
phere was filled with black feathers.
The crow gave several loud "caws"
and then succumbed to its enemy.
The hawk proceeded to devour the
bird of evil omen, and finished all ex-
cept the head, which was dropped to
the sidewalk and picked up by Police
man Emmert and preserved as a me-
mento of the battle in midair.
The new era., 1909-06-03
It's C'ories Departei !.

On the southeast corner of Eigh-
teenth and G streets, in Washington
there stands a plain three-sto,y brick
building with a long l., that was once
The home of Edward Ever tt, when,
after his service in the house of repre-
sentatives, from 1924 to 1884, and his
succeeding governorship Of Massa
chusetts, he was appointed secreta
of state. under President Fillmore
succeeding to the place made vacant
by the death of D. MEL Webster. Mr.
Everett did much for the young coun-
try. and through his efforts on the
platform Mount VERNON was pur.
chased for the people frcm the Wash
ingtons.
The Everett house was occupied
next by Jefferson Davis, the president
of the confederacy, while he was sec
retary of state for the federal govern
tnent. Then it fell into the hands OF
Jacob Thompson, secretary of the in
terror under Buchanan, who, for his
alleged peculations of government
funds. sought refuge in Egypt. where
he died coon after h!s flight from hi
native land. Anather distinguished
occupant of the house was Cap
Henry A. Wise, who became famous
rs naval commspder, and who mar
led daughter of Edward Everett
Since those Gays the Old house has
lost its splendor. and the halls that
cuce rescu1ded to tie music of the
dance and the rhythm Of slippered
.cet have become the nesting place
for S! iders 81 tho adding place OF
dust ard sha 7s.
The new era., 1909-06-03
Editorial.

there is an article in the paper
this week written by one of our
correspondents of a mining excitem-
ent near whitelys peak in Middle
Park, which recalls the following
incident which occurred years ago.
Max James one of the earliest
men to have come to this part of
the country once when prospecting
and hunting bears Whitley Peak,
found an out cropping of gold in
ledge of rocks, but it being in the
time when the Indians were here he
had to flee for his life as a band of
Indians came upon him and he was
never able to find this gold mine
again although he spent great
deal of time in search for it. q
The new era., 1909-06-03
NOVELTY OF RAILROAD DEPOT.
Presidential Suite Makes Station at
Washington Unique.

Although the new Union station at
Washington has many unique points
of dis friction. being the largest and
costliest railway terminal in the world,
its most notable novelty is found in
the presidential suite. No other ruler
Of republic has ever had such an in
stitution, and, indeed, no foreign SOW
ereign has been enabled to enjoy sim
liar apartments of like luxury and con-
venience.
The aim has been to make the "State
Suite" at the new railroad terminal at
the American capital as different as
possible from the royat apartments In
European railway stations, and at the
same time have it in keeping with the
dignity of the United States as the
greatest railroad country on the
globe.
The new railway rendezvous for the
American president is, for instance. in
marked contrast with the royal apart
ments at the Windsor station In Lon
don, which may be cited as representa-.
tive of European ideals on this subject
At the London station the private
waiting rooms for roya,ty are found in
one-story house of marble and iron
with ornamental doors and windows
set down on the main platform of the
ltion. and thus possessing an in
dua'iy Of IFS owH in tcad Of being
. par, OF l.e main sta ion structure a.
5 he sui of which The presllcr, and
his family will maze use
The new era., 1909-06-03
Misur darst. / tte lrear.

"One of my clients sad Wa h
ington broker the 0 her Gay "a cen
siderable trader, and suscortb'e Of
influence from ~ s. a1y direction,
care to me ono m rnirg with a slnil-
ing face ard gave en ode for the Dur-
chase OF several tho;isani s "A s say
irg he had ha, ord srful dream in
whici was darictc. isrse field con-
tanning hund eds 81 bIls and he was
cutie sure It f9retold saafp advsnae
in the mariet The cTder waf Gais
executed al alyaa cirg prices, e for
the first hour lcot7l very rosy. but,
alas. tlat was al e i of The bun mar
ket, and al fhe cic Sc of the day the
tape showed d marked decline. My
client was a 7onu'ay man and good
loser baing we ah,e 10 stand it. but
as he had ted his tale to others in the
Office, he was urmercifuily chaifed.
but maini aimed lis dream 10 have
been good tip. though he had mis-
interpreted it, as the bulls in the field
were all lying down."
The new era., 1909-06-03
Iud.e Halt.n -. sc..,s Twin.

The met senr;iaSe li&0noss be
iw-cr any two c,ci i, i'na ia NO
barring twins. &c b d voal Iisticl
tiaran CT lie Urit"i ates SIN ii
= ar and I IS s. 'ctn f'av arI a
Ian, rhfcs a 1Te- and 7oiic'al
Tkeent foe the d's . t.y cf t',i- 4 ses
tho tSa mer ar i'rI c7tct counter
art Of "a = r' - I = he'~h'
weigh anl c'n'-g Il face evcn e
ihe mus'1 hes y be u 7rear this
ma scu'; d irl fha r
selnbiance decs 80 ed h .rr bo..
father and son / =, III / ( r al
with tha So e.; ! n OF Che hair o
the ie--F.es
--------- -------
Ire soa .i'.rr q. ], 81 t.
nue., e. 20 y sho-e
no;i is'e ir.; nidch l..
health as alb riu . Iega' -rty,
The new era., 1909-06-03

The Thermometer registered 93 de
grees below zero in the shade Monday
and still going down. Watch this bul.
letin for changes in the weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05

Sobn &. EbpmoS~inb Srou, Horo-
ieite ser @bftfiOgt. StrnBe, nobe ser
gorf.Rnoh, Is bel 70, @runo3inS
$65; S..
SonueI StoIIingS OH SomeS $.
StoQinQS unO 6roit, I 8%runoitiid,
So.
&oDn !. Worris an Worp ). Mors
ria mo @otte. 1 8runoItiid, So.
NeWboI0 & Sobn, inn, al Ann &,
Groot, I @runoitiif, So.
Geo. ". Eed an Ritoro 4. @in-
oeIl, I @ritnoItiid, So.
Sermon Sdterr an Sefid, aotdc'
roiSfn @%ritnOitiif, s..
o6orcIt Norf So" ana Nt6lnno s..
Gorr un0 6rtnt, / @rlnoItiid, s..
StuDI5unS Suuacr. 49, go
lijcirid)tcr Stanley cntlieB gehcrl
ocn II 2dbre often 1rtbcrid r}rpin
BON Nr. 22t, SiiO.@oooDears StroBe.
Dem man cinen GiebitoGl polt orci
Saib 9roDe sur Gait GcGtcs -ltutcr go.
role. Is iteltr ii6 bermlSs 0oB nnr
Suugcr unO bittcre Notb Den ilntQen
Wunn gum Stebleu peranIaBt bot-
ten.
Crescent 8icncIc Club"
- &H ieincr bolbiGbrlihcn General
Scriomnllnd crn0bltc Der oGr23-
cent Bicycle Glllb" oic iolgCnoen Sr-
omten; Rr0iiOcnt Gomorb 9eorn
Gicc- Er0iiOcnt 3obn ". Croft, O..
fretGr lbomoS u. @ufcr. SGoBnei.
tier SbomoS 2. Gnplor uI6 Sourell.
6omite Gupt. lbomoS ". 9ofcr uno
6bomo5 2. SoDIor. &ielc Mitqlie'
oCr beS Clubs beiinocu iih SIR Belt
ollf groBcn Soltren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
Nltcs Gesept

In mooernem Erooutt. Solbei mo
Shpeiel mlrrben ieit unoenflider
3eiten fir Soar. uilb &%opiboit'
aranfbeiten benutt. Sn oIten 3ei'
ten mnBten iid) Die 2ellte bas Mittel
ieIbit mii6epol berItellen. Sect fam
jeoer CUTE apotbefer Dies MitteI, fer
rig tlno nit @eihid in perfect alts-
geitotteten 2abordtoricn geiniidt, al.
jeine aiinoen o6geben. Gin ioldes
MitteI lit 8petb's Gage onb Sui
pbiir, bos in alien mooernen gpotbe.
FEN fir SOC. mo 81 Die 6Ioide per.
fault ober gegen gmpiang oes grei'
ies brett Don Der @petb Chemical
Co., "a gortIaubt.S Ctr, Gew-0orf
'Gitp, perianot mirb.
gu perfaufen bel Der &eob Drug
60, 2erington. uno Soparb-S troBe
(ApriI5,iWto-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
TSano Gin gScacngrnb.

Gctcr Mfod. cin As Sabre alter Sci.
ger uui Dem 8agger o|uscogllr-
la" iiber Yoto gcitiir3t unO cr-
trumtcu. NcioBung Oia EoIi-
3ciboote9 oQnnnm" iinoct ocll
Scid)lam.
Gin nuiie3 @rQb bot scr l8 Sabre
ulte &Ci3rr Reter Utnd geilnloen. Der
am Sumitog Nbeu0 tur5 nad) ia
ltbr i'm betrunfencn 3ltiton0c poll
Der @oggermaidjine yEuScugmlo,"
an TlIBc Der Sonoucr-S troBe, in
Der )}Ghe Der &anitcoo=Y}erite ms
Muiier ~itilr5tc mo crtrunt. ScnrO
Wtubl pom 9}r. rs, gSeit.GroBsStr,
benodriAtigtc Den Eoli3iiten &obu
Shltitu bonn iii0liGcn 9iitritt. ooB
Dad ucrmiBt miro, nohOem W6d)=
ter Gcptou Smocr Don 9tr. 52L
Mcit HccItroBc, Ocn Sut Wnd'2 in
Der Babe Der @dG0ermaidine i'll
@oiier qqiebCn bottc. Sos FoIi3ci.
boot o@amlon" iudJtc IN Der gtdbc
oeo Eugger2 Io6 Dem NermiBten
luo follO ben &eid)nom oeiielben &C.
tern 9todmittnQ tur5 mad I llbr.
Ger (o0tG mltr0c nod DER Worglte
iiberiiibrt. Mod Itmnnt bon Sol
LAMB.
SegeI-
portic.
|m Brood Greet, nobe ct. Nj
hucla, Mo., mltcrnobm am SamItuG
Nodmittq S9rocc G0monOs, cilt
3lldcrluerforbritcr Der Y@ibbS Gonbp
Gubrif, nit Dem @eid0ftSiiibrcr &.
Gorion BON Der %gcnanrtcn 6obrit
cine Nll9iobrt in cinem Segelboot.
Gin @iu0itoB idIllg ooS Boot I'M
lllo 0ic bciocn Otdnner itiir5ten ms
@oiicr. Gorion belt iih an Boot lett,
ru0brcno Gbnon0s, ser oils uor5iigli-
der Sdpinncr qolt, pcrillhte, ans
&onO 81 |idmimmen. Gr murOe I'M
ucit ots 2nnocs BON Grdmpien be,
iullcn unO in1f u.,ter, obne rpieoer an
bic ObcrilGGe 5u fommen. Sein
Seidnom mlrbc penige Stlrnoen
ipGtcr q%cborqtn. Ser Grtruufcne
pobnte bier I'M Soric Nr. 1926, nc
GlocrrpsS troBe. Gr biutcrl6Bt icire
@ottin unO elm &ino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
8rnnoltiifS E ltebcrtragungen.

Nobn i. 8oniol unO 6rnll an Ste.
pbei @6ui6G 2 @%runOitiide, $151G.G6.
Geo. g. Cotton al Gjro W. SontS,
4 @rmoltiidc, $1,000.
SOiepb Urban lut0 Srou al Hobt.
&. @operS mo Srou, 1 @rlmOitiid,
So. j..
SoQic DC. Cutler mo 8utte olt i.
Of. &rob, Oitieitc ser Molnt.S trnBc.
ndbe 2ofonette- 9lpcmle, IA bel 90,
@runosinS $72; $685..
Senrp 2ltric mo Sror al Nbro-
hom Cohen Oitieitc Der Gotn-, nobe
8rott.S trobc, 1862 bel 100, @runo.
sims 1928; So.
yNia CONTRIBUTION 60" al Mi6ocl
I. 9roOerif, Ntorbieite ser G0monb'
ION Npcmte, 1G 6ei 100, @runo5in&
SGD; So.
Samuel $. Hoberts mo Grnl al,
Sn6n {. SpitfnotI, @eitieite oc. Eot.
terion.Horf g(penue, nnbe Baltimore.
Strnbe # bel ST. 500.
Hobert $. Smitb an Senrp 6. Wfc'
g(ailter. Noro>ucitieite Der Suit. nob(
9tiholinns StroBe, If bel 10, @runo.
sims $34; s..
Serman s. Sebte, ScItomentapoQ.
Itreder, an Minnie MQrtini 1 Wrult0.
1tiid, So.
&ate MottbcmS an Charles :. Moie
@citieitc Der Charles Strobr, noh(
Snntingopu 2 Npcnuc, II bel 90
@rlnO5inS $50; So.
Charles :. Hoie an 9ote WottbcmS
mo 8attc, @eititite ser Gborlcs.Str r.
no6e huntingdon. gpcnue, II bel 80
@rlno5inS $50; So.
@olter y. WocGoroeIl mo Sroi
an @m. 6. SopfinS, @eitieite Der
Nppleton-, nobe EreSbiirpsS Str, IA
bel SS, $1252.t7.
Catherine 81. @inono, NohloBpar.
luultertn al Wluiom w. @~aiutbrot
uno 6rau, 1 8%rilnoItiid. 81.
Gomoro 6, Hobiltior. Na6laBper.
l%ualter, 2ea6 s. 3obiniou, 9tr. 1913
@eit.Serin9toH StroBc, 7q @runb5ins
$t05; $1025. a
Sngb $. Weuuna oil @iIiam Z,
Gllia unp 6rail, @eitieite Der Cafe,
lpooo'Npenne, nobe Seffprion-Str,
1879 BEL 10, @runosilts SAP; So a,
Charlotte q. Sinith ali oeit @auor
unh Stootrotb, 8 8~runoltiidc, So.
Nnton Crosse on Inorep 9et uno
6rau, % @runOitiide, So.
Soicpbine Sd)onboii an Wopr Hi-
binitein 1 @runoltiid, 8ruub5ins
$1,000; S..
Catherine MoetSnrlane an Hid)ar0
$. E~leoiontS, NorOieite bes Gutom-
Eloce. nobe McDtehen.S Str, q bel
1870, ST.
Sorrp g.. Mc0aniel uno Srou an
Hicofa &ito, I @filitOitiid, S..
3dd)oriob 81. @loer uno Srau OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
@citern IarSIanS G%iienba6m.

9eg.nnena AM G. SUM-, ~berIaiien S~lGen.Stainr
TdgIidb.
40 8orm.-ShneIpoft, Saaerstcipn, q ant
". H1, gNupnesDoru. 96anbersburg, mn
aiisgen. Sonnt19. Suncpd iiuo Cumberland.
*S;57 = Neiterr Cypress, 99efim inter
Sreoertd. ~(aisgeu. Sonntaes), 1burntunt
Nlue Hisae, gueua Stfta. Slne Mourtain
gSdbrcsboro, 9bambersbure, Sagersiopn,
9ancod, Cumberland uno @liins. buffet.
Sbterbat. onszgSd9eoHs. Gle Snoitutiou sic.
tes Snges am Sonntag III In Sagerstupn,
lao Nadm. accommodation nab Linton.
prioae, l,h%
*5.o5 Nadm.- grpreB, Snrpt[inte. oaoers.
tonn. Snr"od. @cenescro, gDolnDersburo
S1tppensburg, liIIo dusgeu. Gouutaa. Treoe,
rid mo @ininiisburo.
Tdalidl, ausgenpmiHen Gunataa.-
7Q0 Sorrt. Dorf, y. unb $. Dip., nnb Car
IisIe.
Gmmitsbura.
1920 9Iabm.%SIue MouniaiuGrpreb, 8eIlmin.
Her, 5reoerid. Sburmont, Gine Hioee, Que
ia Stita, Blue Wouniaiu uno Sagerstopn,
EarlorssSaa epn.
3.25 m.-SaupiIinie 5ftIid bon Gmorbr
Srobe, ierner 9prf, Sanooer, @ettbShura
llno y. ino s. 9ib.
$50 Hudm.-sffpmnipoatton mad Sanober.
6.15 I~benos-aifonim. nad tlnion.Gribpe.
Wur TDnnerffae5 nnb samifags. ~
1l.00 I~beuos-Nffnnlm. fdh ttnioitsVrioae.
Sur Sountags. 81.
0.45 Uorm.-NlfoutMoodtioH mad tlHiunsSribgc
SAT- Mot an genafpIsania.Mp .station.
u. 9ipberion, q. M. 9epen, a.
sieesBrai. K Gen.sg'am Ven.4aii, saut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
2iuei hibIdlc 1tntcrtaiQcn.
Nalttmpres 5. 0nIi fg0g

Nr. S544. sir o6ige Wooele f0u.
nct EaIhcntudl . 2innen, geitittc
6%Iouncing ooer onoere Stofie ben,lst
mcroen. Sbre SerIteIlumg lit iebr
cniot. Die 9oui6una ON Sols
mo Der Goiae miro Ourd 3ugbolto
rcBp'Itpt., 'e&Iein 1HitteIorob 1t. groB..
Gin WhtIter oieier 9trt miro gege1
G%lnienorng bon 10 Gents in Silber
oScr 9riefnorten an irgeno cine
gorciie Aeioll0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
Nus bcm Suncrcn WnrglanS's nuo
Den angra5enoeu Stuntcu.
@onforgoni II
Trc0erid.

81 Griuortullg Der Ginpcrlcibuutg
Der @ritcn Atotionolbunf nit Der Gen-
rol.N0tionalbonf bat iid ooa Giref-
toriltm Der 9entrol-ltntionolborlf nit
Den fol9enOen 8eolntcn reprgoniiirt;
ErGiioent Gmorp &. Gpblenb I. Slice
ErGiioent @iainu g. StornL aoiii.
rer Robert u. &emp, @iilfasaoiiirer
@eor9e Z. 9oum9orOuer mo Rid.
Fotts, 9udbQlter 5ront .. Sopping.
tom jlnt., IS. @eSlep &inolep, 9iScou.
to.GIerf. GOtuoro .. Nticooemua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05

oeu, ll1iere GrfenntniB miro crit
Damn unerihiitterlidL menn mir lie
i'm 16lun beruabrrlt
Gin &orbiln bot cr inns geluiiau,
Oieiem Yor6il0 molen mir nofiol,
gen. Wenn mir nod inn banoem,
mir0 unier @loubc 5lndhit Mobrbcit,
bonn 0ber nltdl Sell mn %lrcn0c."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-05
Baltimore Sampf.Gadet.Gumpaanie

(Ilte mo 5iloerldffige 8aisQinie.)
Die Sereint9le Stuatens9Soft bef6roerno.
3nnpfer. n5furiba," p9irgiutn" nuo ,9Iabama"
Sdmpfer iabreH td6Iiet. Somiides alsgss
rommen, bon ben age0 Qtne"s8iers Wr. o Bis
I3 9iah"StraBc, Sab Der 9arre.strabe, nm
$50. Wbenbs brett mad Oh Boint Comfort,
Nor'oIf lino Bort5montb, 8n.
81 Slo Sptgt aY4tAlhb ,an, w., I'D. sQabiI"
nab 8i6mono, dnberoem bteimai Sic @o6e
g 81 .SStrGinia @aoteatiSn 60" mad Sames
fci gTtdiInB an .]sltIaRtic eSalt cine @ablt"
err Sabn Sirainia gobn" nnb oh 0omi.
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0orf.
MubI5eiten nab eurppdtf6em gIar. Siefe
9gmpfer- baden I%urllribfe .8niiiten. belize iitto
dglte ghB. ODER Gal5tpaiters9db eIeftrifde
tTsi, asbingn Zoe. $500. $i:5G; $500 nm,
'Gnsriftst Simmer %rciersirt. iuerben in ben
SiIetSflrsalr 101 Sft'gaLtimore. strobe, 500
gga G,,tt or, mp GaISnert.s Strobe Continental
gbdrles< Strnbr. Sampicru init orabtIoier 1es
I~e9rdpbie etHgeriditet.
1uhn N. Sbrruuuo, Qrh Gnmntpu.
Frdllocni II. @eu. -9ianaGer. Sen. :gaif. saaert
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rett Suin Bebrlnd in Der 9ar.oen. unb Mt.
Hop alsGtati nm 10.00 slbenoS. Z
1yfeicrbituny bon Rduri In S1lat. coer Bar
Ioesg9deSors, G peiferaten etc pesbeu f&ueu
beioret per Ielepton In allen fo!aenbeu Btuets
@iirenlir 4 9bar.eDs iHo gaIiimu resSt q. =
g., ct. EnnI 1924, oeer Ro. gourtIanb 1901:
Dat. NobalsSfation, Is. & g., Wt. 0ernon 3i29:
@a~moen-StnfioT STfntu idtIonssSiireau, y. . D.,
e. Eaul s46. ooer G,o., GourrIanb 2726. une
Nr. h26. SihsBroaoipao.
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Gbciapcafe SteamIbip Gompanp.

6befapcafes2intc:
sur Hprfn!f, Sio Yuint Comfort II. ben shoen
fngltD, aIsQett. Sonlta9, I'M $50 I6enbs.
Dprf NiUcr aintc:
Hadl Yurf Hiucr.2anounge @et.guint uno
Htdrmpnb
Steniiag. Spnneritao ltno Samitag Inn
. 3 lbr @beuos.
StletsNhreamr:
110, 12f NIB 2t7 Eit.Snltimprc .StraFe,
nno BOG 4uro+6baries. StraBe.
Snllpthllrealr, eight uuo 2eesStr, baltimore.
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auf ieiner 5orm 5Diiten Bath
nnb Cameron, Steuben.G ountp, a.
g.. beging Der GARNER Charles &oio
in ne9iilett pl6Bliden 9lniall BON Sci.
discriminating SelbitmorO
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plumbing, 6urnaceS, .&anges nnb
Sefen, Iodbecfen llno Simmer.
9eunstt Srps., 523 observation-disclosures.
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Warmor. 1ino @ronitsgSerfe.
6. Silsartner & s6bne, 7t4-7ts 8eit'gaIits
muresStraBe,
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aciu q odIoifen II.

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@cbcimpoli5iltgG .@4rrp s.. 9oon CT
moroet 81 babelL IN pas Srei3perbor
81 nepl''yn. mA'S ]qIll'Htgpsn Afr['
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Bidder, Golt0it0r' mo Sotel'
8eoarfS.N rtitel.
Sbe MIXERS & Sifs Co.. 104 Stos9oluarofSir.
3citungen, 3eitidriiten, etc.
,9be Baltimore ReipS Co.," Dapio AbercroHl'
Bic, Nelbaftsiiibrer, 3iS BeltsSermursSlr.
8uu Waterialien, Sbiiren, 6enlter'
robmeu, 2a0en, etc.
Games .. Soiter & So, 115--117 Sto'Sreoe'
rtdsSirabe.