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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22

"Umatilla county has always been
very kind to the Boys & Girls Aid
society,"" said Mr.. Kilpack today.
Not only are the people unusually lib
eral in making contributions to the
society but the county court has also
shown a generous spirit. But short
time ago a new wing was constructed
to the society building and one of the
rooms was furnished through the use
of money supplied by this county. In
that room will be hung pictures of
the Umatilla county court house, of
the county Judge and commissioners
and perhaps also of the Pendleton
public schools
In the course of his work Mr.. Kill
pack is taken to many homes where
children are living under wretched
conditions. In Union county yester-
day he found four little children liv-
ing with their father in a cabin in the
woods and under such conditions as
to make their proper training impos-
sible. The father is selfish and indo-
lent and the Union county court will
be asked to have his children turned
over to the aid society.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
PERSONAL
MENTION

w. B. Hinkle of Echo, spent Sunday
in Pendleton.
w. B. Hale, the contractor, left this
morning for Echo.
C. J. Ward of Echo, is a Pendleton
business visitor today.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bloom of Cove, is a guest
of the Hotel st. George.
ID. E. Toomey of Echo, is a PEN
dleton business visitor today.
Sam Thompson came in this morn
ing from the ranch near Adams.
George C. Forrest of Athena, is
transacting business in Pendleton to-
day.
Harry Huffman of Stanfield, was
the guest of Pendleton friends over
Sunday.
w: \, Slusher was a passenger on
the morning train for the sheep ranch
at Nolin.
Mrs. j. Frank Spinning of Echo,
was the guest of Pendleton friends
yesterday.
r. Gum of Pilot Rock. has been a
Pendleton visitor for the past two or
three days.
Bert Smith of the ]. E. Smith COM
pany, left this morning for the Barn
hart ranch.
Lowell Rogers, the Adams wheat
grower, came down from that place
this morning.
Mac Gilliland left this morning for
the farm at Ukiah, after spending a
few days in this city.
Frank Mckenzie, recorder at Her.
miston, returned home this morning
after brief visit to this city,
]. s Myrick of Athena, came down
transacting business at the county
seat.
Attorney Homer 1. Watts came
down from Athena this morning to
be present at the continuation of the
Ryan murder trial.
Mrs. 7. D. Matthews, who has been
the guest of her daughters in this
city, left this morning on her return
to the ranch at Butter creek.
Attorney S. F. Wilson, the Athena
member of the law firm of Peterson
& Wilson, came down from Athena
this morning on business at the court
house.
Mrs. l.. D. Idleman and Miss Hill
lery of the Vogue millinery, returned
| last evening from Walla Walla where
they had been for brief visit on bus
| mess in connection with their store
S. L. Spencer of Athena, came
down from that place this morning
He says it rained all night in thai
section of the county and he thinks
that nearly an inch of rain must have
| fallen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
RELATIVES TAKE CHARGE
OF MDONALD'S BODY

Angus Mcdonald of Minot, D. c.,
and his sister-in-law Mrs Malso
Mcdonald of Port Blakely, Wash
ington, arrived last night from Albee,
where they had been to get the body
of the late Roderick Mcdonald, the
pioneer resident of that section of the
county, who was found dead in hil
cabin, recently. With the body in
their possession, they left on the
night train for Seattle by way of
Portland. Malcom Mcdonald, an
other brother of the deceased, was in
California when the news of the death
was received and he is now on his
way to Seattle, where the funeral will
be held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
Ready to Drill Well.

L. A. Esteb and C. j. Ward, presi-
dent and manager respectively of the
Ward Well Drilling company OF
Echo. were in the city this forenoon
They said that one car load of ma
chinery was now at Echo and would
be taken tomorrow to the Jesse
Moore farm where the first well would
be drilled It Is the intention of the
company to use two shifts and keep
the drill in operation day and night,
L. A. Esteb is president Of the com
pany, H. d. Smith, vice-president, C.
j. Ward, manager and John Dorm,
treasurer. The directors are these
officers and Charles Lambrith.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
CH|LDREN'S FRIEND
IS IN PENDLET0N
AID SOCIETY INVESTIGATOR
VISITS UNIATILLA SCHOOLS
John G. Kilpack Here to Solicit Sup
port of Schools-Says This County
Has Been unusually Generous in
Past.

John c. Kilpack, district visitor and
investigator for the Boys & Girls
Aid society of oregon, is in the city
today. He is here for the purpose of
talking to the local school children
regarding the work of the society and
incidentally to solicit support for the
institution. Much support in the form
of money and supplies is secured by
the society during the holiday season
each year. This afternoon Mr.. Kill
pack has been addressing the pupils
of the Hawthorne school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
plshon O,Rcillcy,s Lecture.

At the Oregon theater the Right
Reverend Charles J. O'Reilley. bishop
Of Baker city, gave his address upon
the subject Of his recent trip to Eu-
rope 1t was listened to by many To-
cal people, especially by those of the
Catholic faith and the lecture was
well appreciated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
"IRISH" BOWLERS WON
FROM "DUTCH'' RIVALS

At the Pastime bowling alley a
very exciting match was pulled off
last evening between the Irish and
the Dutch" The Irish" under the
leadership of A. Gibson, won from
their foes by margin of but four
points. Three games were played
and the result in detail was as fol-
lows.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
A Peculiar Wrench

of the foot or ankle may produce a
very serious sprain. A sprain is
more painful than a break. In all
sprains, cuts, burns and scalds Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is the best thing
to use. Relieves the pain instantly,
reduces swelling, is a perfect antisep-
tic and heals rapidly. Price 25c, soc
and $1.00. A. c. Ikoeppen & Bros
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
New Basement Flooded.

A crew of men with pumps have
been busy this forenoon pumping the
water from the basement of the Chris
tian. church which is in course of
erection on the north side of the riv-
er. Owing to distractions in the gut
ter the water which usually drains
down from Jackson street under the
bridge and into the river was divert
ed into the basement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
sacrcd Concert Tonight.

The sacred concert and organ re-
cital to be given at the Church of the
Redeemer t9 night at $3.50 o'clock
promises to be a treat. All are cor
daily invited There will be no ad-
mission fee but an offering will be
taken for the choir fund.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
At the OrphNum Tonight.

Music by Orpheum archestra, A. H.
Johnson, leader
l. March-The Fire Master, Harry
j. Lincoln.
2. Medley-Selection of Southern
Plantation Songs.
3. Picture-The Wages of Sin.
4. Picture-Nats Conversion.
5. Johnnie in the Glue Pot.
6. Picture-Deformity in Love.
7. Picture-Unlucky Acquisition
8. Song-My Wild Irish Rose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
Attention, Knights

Damon Lodge No. 4, X. of p, will
work in the third rank this evening
big time is expected. All members
please attend.
R. E. TARBET, C. C.
R. w. FLETCHER, K. r. S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22
BODIES WASHED DOWN
RIVER TO THE SEA

Cane Hayt-en, TTaytt, Nov. 22.-The
bodies Of the Victims Of the terrific
storm November 2 were washed down
the Yaqui river to the sea. according
TO Monte Crist' reports. Six villages
were inundated and the inhabitants
compelled TO flee. and they are now
destitute and suffering intensely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22

We can grind you new lens in a
few minutes Bring your broken lense
10 ms. Hanscom's jewelry store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22

Mrs. w. A. Jones of Echo, has re-
turned home after a brief shopping
expedition to Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22

At this time the local bowlers are
getting into trim for match with
a Walla Walla team. 1t will be played
in about 10 days from this date.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-22

Broken lenses replaced in a few
minutes at Hanscom's jewelry store.
We grind any lense.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Die frans0iiidvc Tluttc.

6rnnfreid lit Elm icbr rcidca Hono;
es gcbt obcr bod ilbcr ieinc iuirtb-
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Mmt. Giner erblidte bc~ilpielsipeilc
allies Sell III ocn idtpereu Siniens
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Miniitcrn plonlos Die SpItemc. Sc.
Scr mari iiber ben Sallien, mas icin
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Yinid,crci folgte Tcrmirrung III hcrt
areiien Der Sffi5icrc unb cine Iebr
aci1brlid)e 2oderutg Der Wonnes.
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Weiiterei fiibrten.
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frnn5oiiihen Gisenliebe uub .benl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Ser Gap SUB Saunl.

2cbtc Wodc lit Der critic Sputcu.
it'd al Dem proicftirtcn Gop 500
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lit. Ser aonol loQ cine Siefe bon %
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Weilen.
Die Soften oCs 9ol5cn WerfeS iiro
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idIugt. Cine @eieaidoit, al oercn
Spibc Nuguit Belmont pom Neiu.
9ort itebt, iinon5irt ooS l%lntcrneb-
men, iiii0 cS miro crlportct, oob Sic
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bc9 Sap 600 orobcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
IdJt Scitcn.
Corporations. OScr Ginfummcn-
Stcncr?

Seine bon beiocn, ioqCn Die Ginen;
ollie bei6e, io9en Die Nn6cren ic nud)s
Dem tic bon Der Stcller %bctroffcn mcrs
ben o0er nidt. Iiftotor AlOrid bat
fir feline Der beioen Steucrn etluoS
iibriQ, fir Die Ginfommenitcuer gang
uno gor nidtS ltno ollf Die Gorpos
rotions. Steuer 9ciGqt linn nift, mie
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inn bon Dem Yr1lioclten nuigc-
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bintertreIben. Worum un0 luo5li
Oieic SdIide unb anifIc, Die oea &c
mats umuiirOi9 linO; ourh Die cine
offenc uno ebrlidc WtinungSGubcs
rling bintertricbcn miro2 Sclotor
Albrid) lit i~ibrigens Der Nniift, ooB
oitd) Die Corporations. Steucr bod
items 5rpci Sabre in aroit bleibcrl
pcroe, "a oonn OoS Gcii5it geid)lpuns
Den iei mo Der Sarif Ole notbi4cn
observation-disclosures licicrn ucr.
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Nl0rid bat p~orerit feinen Shimmlcr
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gen. Sc b0ber Die 3oQidyrontcL
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miro. Er0itoent Gait bate Die Gor
porotions.S teuer iibrigcnS oildl Ocnl
.&pnjte fir 3ittcl pnO @egc pcs nc
observation-disclosures enlpioblen. 903
SoliS i9norirte oic GmpiebIumg oca
Sroiibentcn mo iebtc cine ltofloB.
Stcucr III ocn @eietentluuri. rSm Sc
not mar cine WoioritGt fir Die Gin,
fommen.S tcuer. lln0 jett id)iebcn
Nl0rid ln0 ieirlc Shi!ofnoppen bic
Corporations tellcr in ben BORDER.
grunb, neil lie IN ibreu Nugen oo%
fleinerc llebcl lit. Gic @ei6oitSluelt
oenft ouoerS ooriiber llto c0 lotieu
Moiien-Groteite bel ben Senotorcl
ein. Is lit oeslucgen nod nidt iibcr
o1e 3m1ifel iid)er, Dab 0ic rcpublifos
niid]cn Senotorcn, olli mcldlc man
red)net, fir Die Corporations Stener
itimmcn mcrocn, uno 10 fonnte c.
fommelt, bob iflicBlih Die pom De
observation-disclosures algclommc1e Gro.
ihaitS.S telIer micber in bic Dill Cit
geiiigt miro. Ser Scnot bciin6et lid
in elmer mnnh9cncbmcn Gage. sic
Ginfommenitcller geiout ben Gcidcn
nid)t uno Die G|orporotioren niirbe:
burf cine iolde ebenio bcitcllcrt net
Den, ipie burh sic Gorporotionalteuct,
iiberbieS miirbe alld) baS Gripnt-Gir-
fommen nod beitellert mcrocn. Nltf
Der einen Settle ooS Mibiollcn mt0
Der llnmiqe Der m0hti1cn Corpora,
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man bisbsr 10 ioraiom mobrGcnom.
men. oiri Ser onbcren Scitc ons Gcto
,bes Yroiiocntcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

geben, Die htif oirien ipnlpotbiiiren!
ober lie bobcn niht gclpogt, oi2iclbc
l(nobb0n9i9fcit 81 5eigcr, I'M baa
Inieben Der Eartci niht 81 i60oigen.
Is mag iein, bnB cinigc bon Den ST..
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Jest oft %9enan1t mcrocn, idlieBlid)
bod mie0er 81 Dem berrlhen0cn tylil-
gel i'm Senot cini6pCnfcn, allen eS
lit bod ouiioucto, ooB republifaniid)c
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inter 0os Regiment Der Siibrcr. Nuf
scr un01ren Seitc lit cine Gn5obl &c
mofroten Den conieruotipen Hcpubli,
foncrn 81 @iiIic gefommcn unO bat
nit OcnicIbcn fir bobe 3oue &c
itimmt. Icmofrotiihe Senatoren
aus 0cnl Siioen Itirnmcn iiir @ol5
mo 3lldcr5olc, neil e$ in ihrem 81,
%tcrcile o0er I'M S5ntcrciic Der aopitn-
liiten mo CONGRATULATIONS lit.
@aS liegt an Den Fortei.Y rin5ipicn,
menn Sonocrs Sntcrtiien ms Spiel
fonmlen. Gie Sntereiicn OcS &olfca
olS 8on5cS, ot& SonOcls mogen lei.
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Siio-Goroliuo ipollte einen SbCc- 3ou,
neil IN iclnem Stuote einigc Gbcc.
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iino ans Der Gronnng gefomncn IN.
ter oCn MGmcrn, mclde ol3 ouS
@litc-GorpS ocS Gon0cS 9Clttn.
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ScfanntmadMnsea.
9epnrtcmcut fir 5fientlidlc ger6ci crungcn.
lIntcr.T fpnIffmcn hra Stnnt.S nncnifnre.

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auf Ieriorgcn in biciem 9iireai erb1Itii9.
Sns Tedt piro oorbebolteH. irgeno etn uno
ale Mnaebote 5nriid5uiuetfen.
Sin 6cplalbigter G1ed bes Bietcrs, amf cine
,GIearine 6ouie"sNauf, aut Srore hes Mupcrs
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Serr in sen SpCSiiifaiio1en aellnnnten 8eirage,
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Stdots Srgenieur.
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Fr1iibcuf Der SuItraftsBeboroe.
(Iuui24 %, &c, rs, 20,30. Sult1 $3.50
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ieben. sic DQben ober oas @ltte,
ooB lie Dem acknowledgement einen
gemoItigeu 9Gmpier ouficBen. Sc
Der einii6fspoIe Grol15oie meiB ber=
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tbeil6oitcr lit, 9eutidlanO'S ielbit.
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foitipiclige 9iinbniiic 5u untcrboltcn,
ole I'M Notbfollc bod ihlieBlid) Der
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Nus Der Cronnng scfummcnc Eartri'
liuicu.

Iie @rtrasS% eilion oeS Gongrclc5
bat I'M Senot in Der ionit gut biSCi-
plinirtan repllbIifoniihen Eortci cine
@riheinung ge5citigt, bic iibcrruidt.
&epnblifaniide Senotorcn rcpolttrel,
seaen Die 9oftrinen unb Die Siibrcr
,ifuft Der YortebS Organization. Gin
Eutsno rcpublifonild)er Senotoren.
ooruntcr Wonner iuie @epcribac bon
Sneiano. GoIlipcr Itub GmmniRs pon
Soma, So Sollettc BON Wisconltn,
GelnR bon Mlnueiota II. u. baben
Den Mutb, ibre l~lebcr5engung 81 per
treten mo i'll 0eu Soriiperbalolun.
gen an ecn Brin6ipien %ieltpiboltcn,
Die in Der repliblifnniiden Ylotiorm
nieberseIegt iino ulO iiir bic ErGii.
Dent Coft eingetreteiL nls er lid ltrn
oas Er1libenfenamt bGuorb. Man
bot lie Sniurgenten gennnnt, Ibtriii'
nige nno Serr albrid. Der BOB ser
republifaniiden Senots WaioritGt,
bat linen u%orgeiuorien, Dab lie feline
ed,ten &epublifoner ieien> Notiirlid,,
neil lie ibre lleberSeu9un9cn ben
9oftrinen Albrif's nid)t opiern moi.
ten, Iino Tic feline lopnlen Republitos
ner; neil lie oliinudcn, iino tic St.
i%nreenten. IS mag inter ben re-
pubIifoniiheu Senatoren ouBer ocn
Sniurgenten nod cine an5abl anoerer
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SpbcsfGQc.

Elm 2s. Slri Shumas Z. G6rih, Ri. 3iI.
Sits23. StruBe, 81 Sabre alt.
sln 28. 2uni 5ennte 5ntinn, SnDo'ep'N'ol'
10 Sabre alt.
gm 20. SUM 6barles 8. 6peler, gir. 1858,
Ct. Y~eiersStrdbe, II Sabre alt.
Sfnl." SO Subre alt,
Vim 20. Suni 6britopber q. Ssiier, "@np'
oieipssIfhI." n Sabre ali. m
I'm 2s: SUM @itte VI; @liaer' Hr' 733'
Vim 27. Suni Subn 8. Bennington, gr. 40.
&eits9crinotonsSfrabe 80 Sabre alt.
gm IS. Snni @tliam 3. Yoble, Bern Bar,
g(m 2s. Suni Gharfcs n. Ruie, gir. 517,
SilbsgSoIfes Strube. - Sabre alt.
9lm ~. Slni 2uuis Sden, gr. 1858, Aclt'
Hortbsglncnue. 10 Sabre alt.
gm %. Suni Anna W. @eatherbn, Tr.
1880. 9innens 9nerue. 81 Sabre alt.
Nm 27. Suni WarB Il. 3tie, Nr. SS2,
Iiprrps Strnbp 40 Snhrr nit
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Yirean oes Observation-Disclosures,
MnfhItnua

8aIitmore, 10. Stunt 1909.
Sa Die StrnbenhurbbrudS : Gommiifdre Der
Stuot Baltimore in 9efebIi6 oor9eihriebener
g9eife ibreu enbgiiltiaen uno corriairiet Bee
riot iiber bic snaeiprobeleu @ntiddhiaunQen.
%Ilufoiien unp igSertberbobunscn fir pic 9on'
oemilirine iino @rdffnung Der 3iefe, Strahe,
0icrSio SiB brett, bon Der ~3ioroftite Scr Mohiii
ment. Strube bis 5rr SiiOfeitc. Der Maoifon'
StrnBc, nebit ben oaruut be5iigIi6en eno9ills
iieen uno oorrigirten erIluternoen FIdilen in
@emdbbeit Der Suri6riften oes Stdots9bdr1
tiers iro Der an go. Snnllnr 1909 ltnters
6eihreten &ernhpnune Or. 2if bes MaporS
mo Stnbtrntbec bon baltimore bel mir btnfer'
lcat BADEN.
ipir6 bierntit befaurlt aemadbt, bah befaatcr
0eri6t mo Tldne nui hiefe 9Seife in bieferi
Viirenu binterlrat wnrben limo. unb oaB Der
MaOor ltno Stuotrutb non Baltimore, ODER irs
oeno einc Gerfrn obcr Ferfoncn, oocr cine ooer
nlebr GorporatiOnen. bic NIT Der Ycrt9silnne
Der borbenannten 9ntf61oigungef ober Bertbs
erbobnnaen iut5nfrieben finb, innerbaIb hrctbig
800 Iagen bonn tG. Slri 1909 ait. ais bcm
crftcu Gage her bon MIR alisgeaanaelteti Wers
oiientIi6niq. bicfcr glptt5. itriitIi9 hascaet
al ons Baltimore Stuotqeri6t iappcIliren NIB
bn8 bciaate Seri6t crin6en rtoeen, ~oietelben
5u reoiotren.
3. eepea 5homas.
Cnnit6, 49, 80, SuIiO Gtaots5ie9iftr1tor.
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9n Inc, bic IS ausebt!
Siermit miro In uebercinittmmlna nit ben
glbf6nitten Sc y uno Sc e oe5 Charters her
StGot baltimore befnunt ecgeben, onb id nab
Dem so. SuIi 1909 b~eaiunen iperoc, natee'
rnnnte Strnbcn lInh gIueb NIT mooernem Dta'
teridl 6n ~pflnitcrH mo Itei gu p~flaiterlt.
gue Yerioncn unn Gorporatiouen peroet
besbaIb hermit unfaeioroert, @rInlbnibibetne
fir aue Nrbeiten al e~rIangen nro %biefcIbet
Dor Dem 80. SuIi 1909 81 beenoigen, oic III
iiraenS elmer g9sile bic auierahnng 9Ser bic
gulcD ODER zines 4beiles b~erfcIben notbipcneia
MAIDEN, iuenn oiefe eepfIaitert ODER neiiaepfIa'
itert Iino,
Sic o6enertud6nten etraBcn uuo sqeb fino.
luie foIat:
9tppIctonz Strabe, bon Der 9~Sprbfette bcr
gnfersStrabe bis 6ur Silofcite BET Brebburp'
Sma6e;
5lr Sabettes Strnbc;
SdturenlsS traBe, bon Der 9iorbfeitc Der 1bts
InoeIpbids Jtoao bis 5ur 9~toroieite Der Scffcrions
Strabc;
qo6cgrope.slaeb. bon Der Gibfcitp Der Wlt.
GobaIsgoenuc. bis 5ur Gorofeite Der 8reitons
SiraBe.
.. Z. Senbaa. sfaot.S neenieur.
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Sub. Srpartcmeut hes 8cbGuoe'J n'pettors'
piireauS, Mat1bate.

Baffimpre. ben %. SUM 1909.
separate perlieeeIte g~tneebcte lperoell ent'
acaerl aenomnIen bon Der Gpntrdit NcDproe per
St1bt Baltimore fir Gin 8cbdnoe an Der Tios
eelpsStrabe, nabc g9eitsStrnBe. 81 ertihfen, gt,
81 Spritenbuus gerannt, tiir Den Wta0or nno
Staotrutb bon Baltimore fit ole SelheuhB
Seitens Der Seuers9Ommiilre.
glnacbote miiiien in Oeriiegcltcn Souncrteit,
~aorciIirt an ben .9puro Of gluaroS OF Naltl'
moresGitb," fein. bic 9tiii6riit rBropoinIS lor
@ngine Soute CIR. 81" iruqeil itlio bel 9tll. -
Sefpeu SbonaS, Stdbts8 eyiftrator, IN oclen
9iireuu i'm 8uibbnufe an oocr Dor II ubr Sor'
mittagS an 7. SUM- 1909 eingereidt lperoetL.
Seoem ~9ln9ebot mub Elm an Den Dianor ullo
Staotrutb bon Baltimore 61bIb1rer, certtti6lrtcr
gbed oes .9ietcrs fiir iiinibunoert ($5O0) Doll
lars b~eigefiigt fem.
Ser erfoIereide 9ieter muR @ilr9f6aft iteIs
len uno bic Soridcitten ocS Stabts9barters in
8e5ug auf 9ontraiie %erfiiIlen,
3eibnunaeu nno Spe5ifiiuttonen ibnueri ant
ober nud benz "a, Suui 1909 i'm 8ilreau oes
@ehiioes Suipcftors beiidtigt lueroen.
Sic geb6roe bebdIt iih onS Jcft Dor, ir'
leuo Elm uoer uue g~ltqebnte 6lrild AZ tpcticn.
Goiuaro .. Yrcitnn,
Sebduoes Snfptftor.
Sene6nigt;
Z. Barn Wiabuuf,
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