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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

Billow and Leary are doing some tall
clouting for Orange.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

Bill Manser, brother of Chubby
Manser of the Jersey City Eastern
League team, is going well for the
lrvington County League team.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

Belleville will play Bloomfield on
Sunday morning at Morris Park. Belle
vile will make an effort to bring down
the league leaders.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

When Morgan, of. the Tigers, is on
the coaching line he makes the crowd
sit up take notice "a second
Hughey jennings.
Kid Kurfess, of the Tigers, has a
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

Mug Eames, of the old velox team.
is putting up a fine game at second
base.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14

If the .Wheelmen are dropped their
successors will be given the same per-
centage as the team in fifth place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
WILL ELECTION MARCH Is
Be A LEGAL ELECTION?

J. Il. Pennington, mayor Of the
city has doubts about the legality
Of the election call that has been
issued, lie is, however, pursuing
his same cautious methods so that
Ardmore will take the right step
when it does take action and has wiz
ten letters TO the attorney general
and to Judge Sullwell II. Russell. W.
4. Ledbetter, A. c. Cruce, II. c.
Potterf, w. +. Bowman and w. b.
johnson of this city asking for their
opinion in the matter. JUICE Russell
will probably not commit himself for
the reason that the case in friend
suit may come before him. The 9th
er lawyers. however, will make re-
ply. The copy of the mayors letter
is as follows:
Ny Dear Sir:
1 am Just in receipt Of Senate
Bill No 1J5 and It appears TO me
that we cannot hold a legal election
on the 23rd inst, to elect a mayor
and four commissioners and five
school trustees, as provided by the
charter, which has been adopted for
the city.
Twill thank you to give me your
legal opinion on this matter at once.
wrote TO Hon. Charles West for
mis- opinion and hope TO get same
tomorrow or the next day. While
feel certain that an election held
10 elect the officers specified above
under the proclamation that was IS
sued the Goth day OF February, 1909
will not be legal, at the same time
I DO not feel like | should take the
responsibility without the opinion of
the best legal talent in the city 10
issue another proclamation annulhng
thar election.
! will thank YOU to give this mat
ter your very prompt attention, and
oblige.
Yours very respectfully,
J n. PENNINGTON,
Acting Mayor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
TAFT IS DEMOCRATIC
SOME SWEEPING CHANGES WILL
BE MADE IN DIPLOMATIC CIR.
CLEs UNDER HIS REGIME.

Washington. Nar,h President
T,r eli. s-.. .,,t. .-....- .t,. .b.
.,. ..
'-'' "0
I'a''u J." 'he executive cAai'' mas not
','A ''li'',SS'u win an 'n' Puoi'elty
7'''h '"' w '''I'l'd lot "ed''H! am oa'
s"uo's anu '''NlS'elS 20 represent tne
.H'''u 9."'es III lo'eIsn countries
He Iac' ls' fIes'ueh' at al'er com
INK jul contact win ihe "o'Iu $ dlpIo-
'I'al' .7 T"."'F lhcIiAed 10 lhe Oellel
'.''. .'' s'''' T. S''''e 81. ana o' u'P'o'
macy - ''0' a'out DIS good as any.
a -'''. cry mas oe'n raised IN re-
''' 'yl'7 ."a. '"' 'H'''d states is
O.l"s u'St'"c'd 'F lhe misery polIcy
VI ."' government lh Fe-aIu 70 lts
'oIe'sh representatives.. lAat unless
,N'7 i"'''S l' 'h"A-'a 'd' Only way
'p' our country TO MAINTAIN I's lace
is To- appoint very wealthy men TO
''''' positions WHO "ouId '' wiling
o." ''"' 'li'' IaFi OF i"eir private
'''''''' D" man .aiA.is s'e.al di-.
...f ana spl,hdo' I'D keeping with
l''''1 oi olI.E lo'"I-H Iosat'Dhs thai
.'' l'eraiIE supplied with the neces
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
OLGA ROOSEVELT FORTUNE.
Father Of Youthful New York Heiress
Is Cousin Of Ex.President.

New York, March iJ.-Through
successive inhe5tances Miss Olga
Roosevelt, only daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert b. Roosevelt OF 116 East
Fifty-ffth street becomes one of the
youthful heiresses Of the town. Al.
though only II years old, Miss Roose-
welt Is nearly a millionar!ess in her
own right, not to count possible fl.
ture inheritances.
Through the will OF her maternal
grandmother the late Mrs. Stephy 4
s. Cummins, the young woman re.
ceived an additional 100000, the 4,
come 70 be hers now and the prin.
cpal when she becomes Of age.
The numerous marriages OF the
Roosevelt and Woodhouse families
make an intricate genealogy. Robert
p. Roosevelt the elder, who died a
few years ago after a most active life
in New York public affairs, was twice
married. Likewise his youngest son
the present Robert e. Roosevelt.
The first wife OF the latter Mr..
Roosevelt was Grace Woodhouse. on.
~ child Of the late Lorenzo G.. Wood.
house Mrs. Woodhouse married Mr.
Cummins for her second husband,
who survives her.
II was from the Woodhouse estate
that Miss Olga Roosevelt has receiy.
ed her largest bequests. BY the will
OF her grandfather was a legacy ot
one-fourth million dollars. Her mother
left an estate which has increased
considerably in value and Is now es.
timated at more than one-fourth mil
lion dollars.
Mr.. Roosevelt applied TO the courts
several years ago 10 determine the
amount OF annual income TO be- paid
| his daughter out OF the estate, and
$4,000 a year was decreed.
The income from this latest beques.
of the grandmother, Mrs. Cummins,
adds another $40 900 a year in in
| come II Is estimated that the three
| bequests, all held in trust for the
young woman until she becomes q,
are yielding her at least $4,000 a
year. When the principal is turned
over to her it will probably amount
to million dollars.
All this sum comes through her
mothers family. The Roosevelt fam
lily Is very well-to-do, and as an only
child additional inheritances doub'.
less will he hers. Mr.. Roosevelt is a
cousin OF he eX-president. He mar
ried Miss Hamersly half a dozen
years ago for his second wife. They
have no children
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
CH0CTAW CHICKASAW CASE
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF UNITED
STATES ASKS SUPREME COURT
ADVANCEMENT ON DOCKET.

Washington, March 15.-Following
the instructions OF a law passed at
the lpt session Of congress, the at
torney general went before the su-
preme court of the United States to-
day and asked for the advancement
upon the docket the case OF ]. Z.
Fleming, ct al, representing claim
ants for admission to the rolls of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations to
the number OF 10000.
The case is against Green McCur-
tain, governor OF the Choctaw Nation.
Douglas II. Johnston, and the Secre-
tary Of the Interior as defendants.
The plaintiffs seek TO establish their
rights to enrolment and allotment in
the two nations, which has been de
MED by the defendants named. The
court will pass upon the motion to
advance at its next session, which
will be April 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

In m. matter of the estates nj,
r,ri.. bacon u,o. p,oo, r,,o, p,.
,..,.
~
-. 60. n,..,,,. o.o.
-, % ''''' ~ 'y
.,,., ., -. , -. -. =, ~.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
M'ALEsTER WILL RETAlIATE.
Merchants There Oppose Action OF
Shippers Against Railroads.

McAlester. Okla, March 15.-At a
special meeting of the McAlester
Chamber OF Commerce a resolution
was adopted recitlng that whereas
Kansas City had determined to put
tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail.
way on the map" by reason Of hav-
ing granted a first-class rate OF s1.10
from New York TO Oklahoma points
that the merchants, manufacturers
and shippers of McAlester would put
Kansas City Off the map" so far as
McAlester IS concerned All OF the
large business interests OF the city
were represented at the meeting. They
also request all other commercial or.
ganizations OF the state TO take like
action at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
OLDHAM CITY, TEXAS.

j. y Hatfield, at No. II Norh
Caddo street Is selling lots In the
new town OF Oldham City, Texas.
in Ol'ham county. forty.four miles
west OF Amarillo, on the Rock Island
extension. Sec him for a bargain
Lots sold on the instalmsut plan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate by


In the County Court OF Pittsburg.
County, State Of Oklahoma.
In the matter Of the Guardianship of
Burnett Meadows and Carrie Ladd.
Minors, Anderson Meadows, Guar.
dian.
Notice IS hereby given, in pursu-
auce Of an order Of the County Court
Of Pittsburg County, State of Okla
homa, made on the cath day Of Feb.
ruary 1909, that the undersigned.
Anderson Meadows, Guardian OF the
persons and estates OF Burnett Mead.
ows and Carrie Iadd, minors, will
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, subject to confirma.
ton by said court, on Saturday, April
the 3rd, 1909, at 10000 o'clock a. m,
in front OF the door OF the County
Court house, in the City OF Nc
Alester County OF Pittsburg, State
OF Oklahoma the following real es-
tate belonging TO said minors, Burnett
in the Counties OF Murray, Loflor
and Carter in the state of Oklahoma
to-wit:
The S w 4 of the \ f a OF the
S w 4; the y W 4 OF the S f Il
Of the S W u the S f ten acres OF
lot Three (3), The y f ten acres OF
lot Four (D, OF section eighteen Qs)
Township Two C2) South, Range One
Q) West; and the f y OF the n f
= Of Section Twenty.four (2D, Town
ship Two (2) South, Range Two (2)
West The W y Of the y w Il Of
the w u; and the NW4 OF the
SW 4 OF the SWi4 Of Section Twelve
O2) Township Two (2) South, Range
Two C2) West the-Sia of the NE u or
the Il 4 OF Section Eleven nD,
Township Two (2). South Range Two
(2) West; and the S W Il OF the n
w 4 and the w 4 OF the y W 4
cf the $ w \ and the y W 4 Of
the s w u Of the S w 4 OF Section
Thirteen G3) Township Two 20
South Range Two (2) West, contain.
ing 2i0 acres and being allotted to
Burnett Meadows; and
5 SE = Of the y w 4 Of the y W
u Section Twentyeight (29; and
the y y Of the y w a of the y W
u and the 5 w a OF the y W 4
Of the y w u OF Section Twenty.
eight (20, Township Ten North,
Range TwentySeven (27) East be-
ing land allotted 70 Carrie Ladd,
containing Forty (4O) acres more or
less.
Said real estate will be sold for
cash in hand on delivery OF deed and
ten per cent OF the purchase price TO
be paid al the time of sale.
Dated this Sth day OF March 1909.
ANDERSON MEADOWS,
Guardian.
ByMatthews G. Rosewlrl-l,
His Attorneys wk.l0-l7-24-31
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
Notice Of sale Of Real Estate Upon
Execution.
wk 31O17

Execution.
In the District Court of the Eighth
Judicial District in and for Carter
County Oklahoma.
The Bankers National Bank VS..
r. e Simpson, W. W. winans and
J. D. O'Brien.
In the above entitled cause
Judgment was rendered for the plain.
tiff on the 18th day of October, 1908
in the County Court for Carter
County, Oklahoma, for Four Hun.
dred and Seventy-hve (si75.OO) Dol.
lars, with interest and the costs Of
suit, and execution was issued upon
said Judgment on the 10th day Of
February 1909, by the Clerk Of the
District Court within and for the
above named district said judgment
having been transferred 10 said
court from the County Court Of Car.
ter County IN accordan,e with 'aw
The execution came TO my hands
on the 23rd day OF February, 1903.
No goods can be found, and on IN 2
23rd dty Of February, 1909, | exc
cutcd the writ by levying the SAME
on the following described property
belongllg to the defendant, W. W.
Winans
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
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CRUCES AL SORTS" SPEECH.

II the uon-nar''san campaign IS to|
stand or fan upon the Keynote
sounded hy Mr \. q. Crucc at the
court house last night. T. Is IN a pro
carious condition. and in saying this,
we say nothing against our towns
mans dcliverance from tho stand.
point OF ability or oratorical effects
It was an able spocch--lt was the
speech OF an adroit lawyer on tho dc
fensivc side of the case and there
was no hook lcft uncovered upon
which ne could hang n special plea for
his ron-partisan cliontage. And yet,
os sample OF logic, II was fearful.
" and wonderfully made.
In ancient days thcro was sect
Of wandering philosophers who were
called Gymnophlsts-in other words
acroha's iu logic who would tackle
an opponent upon any subject and
undertake ~ down him bv n curious
and interviewed system Of false logic
that had Tor its only object tho on.
tanglng OF tho uuwary opponent in
q maze ~ bcwlldcrlng logical propo-
sltlons from which no could find no
exit. Mr.. Cruces speech left the I'M
preston that hc had boen lately en-
gagged I'm tho study % that ancient
svstom ~ dl1lcctics II was a speech
Of Outs" and "ifs." Of propositions
seemingly boldly stated but IN reality
held IN tho epeaker's hands ny n good
strong string which no manipulated
with amazing dexterity.
In one breath ne praised tho Demo
cratic party as the greatest bone
factor of mandkind without whose
inHuouc" human liberty would have
persisted IN this country and hc held
T. mp as tho sole hope of tho people
Tor future relief from oppression and
tyranny He announced that he bcliev-
"a In i's glorious principles with q
fervcncy ard q devotion that was
next only 10 that which ho dedicated
20 his religion Bu'-was his rvmno
osoph'caI conclusion tho Democratic
party is not 20 %, trusted On tho ad.
miuistration of n Commission form of
government.
He deuiDd 'ho right - the Demo
Gratis even 20 The number that par.
fciua.cl 'n 'ho late primary % give
n.rIryg....t.. .....I.., anal ..,tr..ft.. o.,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16

.: .: 8! u .; .; {. q - u .; 8; 3; 3; q
q All society items phoned TO 8,
q l5s will be appreciated. 8,
4 q q 4 8: q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = :;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16

IN ONO preacher asserts That
referred 10 Blllups and the Oklaho.
MA intoxicated committee OF tho leg
is.a'urc. -Nanauucka Press.
me I't'7I''lT" mas aHI'lFh'I "ha
"'''"'F 'N' ''.'|.' %. I'i"''' nave
'''R''.'H 'n' ".''' 'I'. WIN ia" ''u
concerning me "'s' ''I ana "'"
FROM ..' .''h7 '' .t.Nt- '. ''
''. .' .'I- ''..' .A.' vi" De '..
..".'. '. great '' ''..I. I'S com.
i. a'' .'".'f leases ana export.
'. Juno I'' .I-
.... ''..Ai N'"e.
l''l 's -'oI WORK az - aar a. a'
so d'. Ih'' mas been pFo'el' ana
u also proves that Tor the quality "i
product tn" state has been paying
TOD much.-Sti'I"at'r Gazette.
Ih' non ea'' tn' March lamb q
pretty nara struggle ior hrSt non
'r7 ihIS Week. mere were tornadoes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16

Sell that old furniture by placing
want ad In The Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-16
l. r. MASON.

County Judge
Dated this 2nd day of March, 1909,
Wk 3.l0l7.2i
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09

G. W. Edmunds, NJ. d. summer
Office hours, 9:l5 a. m. to p. n. Phone
3312L.
Misses Lecil Evans and Eleanor Coe
are attending school at Ellensbe z,
Wash.
G. A. Hall and wife, of New YORK,
City, are visiting at the home of &.
]. ClapI.
Mis. Harry Allen, Of PORT land, was
the guest OF MIR. aud Mrs. Il. j. De
Hart last week.
A. II. Mohler, of Cashmere. Wash. +,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. +.
Sonnichsen over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Naber, of Sha-
wano. Wis, we're guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. h. ii. Hartwig last week.
Miss Frederic, of The Dalles, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Steele
at Mt. Hood, return ing home Iues-
day.
David Eccles, of Ogden, Utah, pres.
ident OF the Oregon Lumber Co,
made a visit to Hood River and Dee
last week.
Mrs. n. +. FullIng, of Indiana, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
r. b Perigo, returned home last
week by the way OF Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Epping have
gone to Portland enroute to Astoria
where they will place their daughters
Misses Dorthy and Adrienne In st.
nsry's academy.
Ii. r. Gesry, who had an operation
perfor rmed at The Dslles hospital last
week, 10 reported not so well and Mrs.
Geary and daughter went there yes.
terday to visit him.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
ORCHARD
LANDS

20 acres-5 miles out
on West Side. 1856 New =
Towns and NpitzDnbergs. ,
years old. On main county
road. Goo district. Price
$1,000. $4,000 cash.
10 acres-Every foot of
which is as fine orchard land
as can be found in this beau
tiful little valley. Nine acres
in four-year-old Spitzenbergs
and NewtOwns, and family
orchard in full bearing, 2
acres in strawberries between
the trees. Almost new 5 room
bungalow and nice shade
trees. Ideal location on the
main road, only four miles
from town. The best buy
in the district. Price 81, 900.
22h acres-First class
orchard land, red shot soil,
easily cleared, water, good
road, TX miles from railroad
station. Price only So, 900.
40 acres-Unimproved
in Willow Flat, high and
slightly, light clearing, no
waste, all under the ditch
and Al apple land. Price
Only $4,000.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

The Dietz Studio for photos.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Cold boiled ham at Mcclure Bros.
Finishing for amateurs at Deitz Stu
dio
Home Rendered Leaf Lard at Mcclure
Bros.
Best line Of Spray Nozzles at McDon-
aids.
All kinds of suet and smoked fish at
Jackson's.
For good meal, home cooking, 90 to
M 8. 0. l.. Henderson, Handy Kitchen.
Twenty years experience.
Buy your ice of the Apple Growers
Union and get good article. 1t always
pays to get the best. Phone III.
The Apple Growers Union has some
Gull pears and few boxes of go d Bart
let's left over from carload shipments to
sell for canning purposes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
THE ODELL STORE

At station, will give a special bargain
sale Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and
Il. Great bargains will be given in
mems and women's suits and in men,
women and children's oxford Shoes.
Please, everybody, come and see. By
training with us you will save money.
This sale will close Saturday night at 8
O'Clock. Our motto: at pays TO trade
at the Odell ST. re-" T. w. Atkinson,
mrnD
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
WANTED-Man experienced ir

WANTED-Man experienced in
truit growing and farming to take
charge of young orchard. Only mar
ried man considered. Good salary
and steady employment for right man.
Applications confidential. To appoint
interview give name, phone number,
and state place of last employment.
Address Postoffice Box 232.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-09-09
For Sale.

In the Upper Valley, 20 acres of
choice land, 10 acres cleared and ready
for plow. Two miles from railway sta
ton good neighborhood price 1880
$1,000 cash, balance 3 or 4 years at 7 per
cent. w. II. Marshall, Dee, Ore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

nobmc BON . WtiQioncn gegen 0o5
&oriobr. Nus peridicocncu <encu
mic Gcrfortf bon &cgicrunoS . 2Gn-
bcreieu II. a., lpurocn 56,S94,000GoI
lars cingcnommcr.
Gic NuSgaben mnren 81 Wiiaionen
Collars b0bcr ais I'M Hcdmungoiobr
1908, Sir GiuiI. uuo permiihte
3lpcdc mlr0cu iibcr 164A Ntilionen
ouagcgcbcn, ) W}iuioucn mebr ola
inn @orjobre. GoS &ricq5 3 Geporte.
mcnt perbroud)tc ii6cr 164 Wfiuioncn
Collars, 40 Wtilionen mchr ais inn
&pdmng0iabre 1908. Cos Wtorines
Gcportcmcnt fam nit run0 1t6 Wtil.
lioncn olta, iporte gegcu ooS &or.
iabr uobc3ll 8 WtiQioncu. 9ie Sen
iiOncn bcdniprltdtcu 16t ,GS9,OOO
GoQar9, s W}iaioncu mcbr ol3 I'M
&oriabrc mo Die NuSgobcn fir Oclt
Banana . Sollul bctrllnen runo 3112
MfiQionem etlua 6 Wiuioncn ncnigcr
ais inn @oriabre. Ger 9oarporrutb
tnl Sd)obamt bctrGqt IL Wiuionclt.
Der Monot &uli Elm Icfi}it ergc-
ben miro, 10 bat ser SctretGr 6eS
Sdobomte5 Die Nutionalbulten ulti.
gciorOert, % WtiQionen Collars &c
gicrlng5 . Gepoiitcn an 0aS Sdut-
amt ob5ufilbreu. God miro oiCier
@%eIoporrotb MIR iibcr Den CONNER
b%innll9belicn. (m Spdtiobr, menlt
Ser Grnote = &erionOt begiunt, miro
mehr @eIo gcbrauht. IoS @unoeS.
Shubomt miro Sdulocn mohcn
Wiiiien cS lei ocnlL oaB lid Ole Gin
nnbnen bcoclitcn0 iteigcrm lDo3ll me
MIG glllsiidt lit. Gurb Die umlidArci-
fcu0c Erobibition fallen Die Snlan0s
itellcrn ob, Der 0iientIiden &GnOe-
rcicn iiir @ciicoelung mcr0en imncr
mcni0cr, m0 mo9 bic neren 3ole
cinbringen l1Bt lid Dorl1nfig nod
nidt io9en, &nmerbim meroen Die
neltcn Corporations . Steuerlt, ole 10
gut mie iider limo, neil Yrdiioent
Eoit Ooroui beItcbt, Is bis 30 WtiQio.
llcn crqcbcn. 9omit fam id)on Elm
orti9cS God I'M @un0c2bnll$bolt &C.
Itopit lucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
Cnfel Snm's SnbresGamsbaIt.

Ger HrdnnngSabidllB beS 9ul,-
oes Sdobonats ergibt fir ooS am
30. Silni abaeloufene 6i1fnliobr ein
Geii5it BON nobeju 80 WtiQionen Col
lars. Gie @eiommteinnobmen Scr
8egierung beliefen lid ouf runo
604l@ Wiuionen Collars, Die glSga-
ben nIf runo 694A Wiiaionen. Won
fatte iid) I'M Sdaeamte bereits ollf
Elm Geii5it bon 1870 Milioncn gefobt
gemad,t. Sic 3oleinnobmen oes
Tedmngsjnbres belieiet lif ulti
runo 301 10000 Collars, cine gu.
.lIfhqe lp0on 10 99iuionen 9egen oas
Goriahr.. an Snlonoltellern gingell
246, 329,O Collars elm cine Nb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
Gcpartemcnt fir biieutlide Sihcrbeit.-Santcn.
sub. Ecvartcmcnt oco GCbinocsS nipctturss
giireuuS, Mntbbnus,

ccpartement fir Diieutlidie SihrrDeit.-Sautrn.
sub. Eepartcmcnt oCc 0Cbunoc'S nlpctturSs
SGreauS, 3intbBnus.
attn more Den %. SlillI 1909.
Gcparate peritegelie NnNc0ote lueroeu emit
Qeaell oeuumntei BON Der 9pntrnftz Neb6roe Der
Stnot Nu. tinipre iir Elm @ebduoe an Der &los
gelOsStrube, InDc 9Seit StraBe, at crrtdten, Vt.
81 Spribcnbaus Genannt. iilr ocrl WIn0or mo
Stuoiratb bon Baltimore fiir Die NeuubllilB
Seiiens Der Selers9onmtfdre,
g~lngcbote miiiiel in oeriiegeIte1 Goliocrter,
aoreiirt an ben n9unro uf WhuaroS Of Saltis
more.GitU," fein, Die Iuiidriit ~9ropoiulS for
9ngine Souie nj. 81" traaeil uIo bel Sru. :.
Semcl 3bumns. Stdots3i .1i'trutor, in octien
Biireuu I'M Hatbbauie an, ooer nor II tlbr Sors
mitiagS ant 7. Slni 1900 ei1geteibt peroeIt.
Seoem slngebot ml;B Elm an Den W'abor nilo
Stuoiruib hon Baltimore 6ahlbNrer, certifi6irtcr
She'd bes 9ieter5 fir fiinibunoert ($500) Sol
lars ~beiGcfiiat ietn.
Ser criplgrei6e 9ieter mub 9iirei6nft fteIs
len lio Die GurIbriiten nc5 SidotGburterS lit
Ne5ua aii 9nHitufte ~crfilGlen.
3ei6nmtaeu mo Gpe5iiiintione1 f6nnen am
Spocr mad, bent "a. Snni 1908 i'm 9iireau oeS
@ebuuoes SnipcftorS beitbtiGt lueroell,
Die Veh6roe bebGlt 'ih oaS Rehi Dor. irs
acro Gin ODER ule @~u0ebote 6lrid 81 peiien.
Gb,paro .. Sretpu,
9cDdiloesS nipeftor.
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