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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-13
ROLL
UP SLEEVES TO
TACKLE TARIFF
AMENDED BILL PRESENTED BY
ALDRICH
MAJORITY "WILLING TO ASSUME
REsPoNsIeILlTY"
Democrats Are Told They Had Moth
ing to Do with Revision, So
Need Not Worry as
to Results
[By Associated Press ]

WI ASHINGTON, April IL. = The
w amended tariff bill is now on
W the senate calendar, and consid-
Grafton of the measure will be begun
Thursday
1t was laid before the finance COM
mittee with the Democratic members
present this morning, and after thirty
minutes parley vote was taken on
the question of making a report to the
senate today, all of the Republicans
voting in the affirmative and the DEM
ocrats in the negative.
Soon after the senate met Senator
Aldrich presented the amended bill.
Senator Daniel on behalf of the min
ority protested that the Democrats had
not been given an opportunity to ex-
anime the measure, and Mr.. Aldrlch
replied they could make their examin-
alton by Thursday.
He said also that as the majority
was responsible for the bill, its course
In Fastening the report was warranted.
As reported, the bill does not contain
all of the changes in rates which the
finance committee purposes to make.
Although several important amend
fients have been made, such as the
restoration of the Dingley rates on
womens gloves and hosiery. the plac-
Ing of works of art on the free list and
the assessment of a duty on iron ore,
the revenue producing possibilities of
the bill are little changed.
Increase on Luxuries
The increases are provided mainly in
the schedule covering luxuries the en-
tire liquor schedule being materially
advanced.
The increase on wines and spirits is
expected to bring In about $3,000,000 ad-
ditional revenue.
Senator Aldrich stated that the COM
mittee realizes that the increases rec
commended will not counterbalance the
loss in the revenues resulting from re-
ductions and the lengthening of the
free list.
This shortage will necessitate further
increases on certain Iuxuries, and the
committee intends to report more
changes.
In discussing the revenue features of
the bill Senator Aldrich insisted that
as 1t will be amended by the senate
the Payne bill will provide sufficient
funds to meet the expenses of the gov
Continued ON Page 8. Part s.)
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-13

torney w. j. Ford, Oswald appeared
in Judge James court at 10 O'Clock
yesterday and requested that his ar
raignment on the two indictments al
ready returned against him be con-
tinued. This was granted on motion
of Mr.. Ford, and the matter was post
poned until Saturday. Arrangements
had in the meantime been made with
the American Bonding company to
furnish bail of $4,000 for Oswald's re-
lease on the first charge, while no
bonds were required in the case of the
second indictment, which, however. is
almost identical with the first.
Appears Before Grand Jury
Oswald, Ford and Detective Blair
then went to the grand jury room in
the International Savings bank build
ing the detectives services as an Off
GER being at end.
He. however. acted as a bodyguard
for the former boss, fears being ex-
pressed that bodily harm might come
to the man. upon whom many residents
of the former restricted district lay the
houses.
The corridor i'm front of the grand
jury room door was crowded with
half hundred persons, many of them
anxious to get a glimpse of Oswald.
Others among the gathering were
friends or former friends. of the boss,
While half score of newspaper men
endeavored to prevail upon the central
figure to tell something about his re-
cent movements and his future plans.
The greeting of John Fohl, said to be
collector of rents in the redlight
district, was cold in the extreme, while
William Lawrence Fetter, another wit
ness, expressed the greatest pleasure
when he saw his former associate.
Oswald was the only witness before
the jury yesterday, remaining in the
secret chember from IL o'clock until
noon and from until 4:30 in the after
noon. He will submit to further ques-
tioning today.
The indictments charging Oswald with
perjury, one returned at the end of the
first days meeting of the special grand
jury and the second last week, are
based on his testimony given November
80, while a witness before the last pre-
ceding investigating body, and upon
the statements made before the pres
ent jury by Edwin T. Earl, Paul l..
Blair and Others which show that the
answers Oswald gave in the preceding
investigation were false.
Gave Opposite Testimony
On November 80. according to the in
dictment, Oswald swore that he was
not then the owner or tenant, lessee
trustee agent or otherwise directly or
indirectly interested in or had any
property real or personal, in the dis
trict bounded by Alameda street on
the west Also street on the north,
Garcia street on the east and Ducom-
mon street on the south. and never at
any time owned property in the dis
trict, except a lot, which he had pur-
chased from Joseph Bonaparte and
which he had sold more than two
years prior to the time ne testified. He
declared he had no interest in the
property at 1924 Commercial street,
except as an agent for Lawrence Fet- |
ter in purchasing the property, for
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OTHER PARTNERS ADMITTED

Oswads indicated that up that
Schenc and the the only interested
they the police department certain of
Oswald said Chief Kern told him day. Nick
open up there you will have to bring $500
handle the financial end of it. will pay $500 the may
$500 Broadhead Oswald said Nick
you pay Tom Savage $500 month and you
damn please about Sam Schenck.
Oswald said the they pay Savage $500
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-13
TIE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Tuesday; moderate north wind. Max
imum temperature yesterday, SO de-
grees; minimum, 4s degrees.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-13
LOCAL

LOCAL
Nick Oswald returns and testihes before
grand jury. Believed his evidence corrobo-
rates that of e. I. Earl, and that more in
dictments will result.
Under Sheriff Edward F. Dishman chosen
by police commission to succeed Thomas H.
Broadhead as chief of police.
Associated charities expects to raise $780,
600 by selling tags May l.
Mayor Alexander announces three appoint
ments.
Police board denies woman license as
clairvoyant.
Lone highwayman attempts to hold up
automobile party and narrowly escapes be-
ing run over by machine.
Southern California Hotel Mems associa-
fion is organized fully. and one OF the OBJ
jects is to assist public officers to uphold
the law.
Modjeska and funeral of queen of drama
Is attended by throngs. Offerings of flow
ers attest homage of mourning friends.
Man under arrest at San Antonio, Texas.
at Los Angeles.
Underwriters of Pacific slope feel certain
they will fill car on trip to Louisville to at
tend annual convention.
Young widow may try to break will be-
cause husband left her but $1,000 out of es-
tate valued at 100000.
Gas company Will recover money paid to
city for which court gives judgment for
Woman trying to avoid collision with
street car Is struck by an automobile and
severely injured.
Board of education finds it difficult to get
bill of $265 for typewriter expense paid be-
cause of bill.
COAST
Jury OF thirteen men impaneled to try Pat
Calhoun, alleged bribe-giver, at San Francisco.
Senator Perkins denounces immigration sheds
af Ia as a nd M
federal action In closing new station.
Teamster at Seven Troughs. New, shoots
wife and then kills himself.
Ban is placed on slot machines In San Fran
cisco.
Man from New Mexico suddenly develops
kissing mania on train near Bakersfield and is
taken into custody.
Stranded steamer Indiana pounding to pieces
on rocks In Magdalena bay.
Queen of beauty sought for carnival OF Por-
toa.
Murderer at Fresno sentenced to be hanged
EASTERN
Murder and suicide end dispute over card
game In Chicago.
Senator Aidrich presents amended tariff
measure to senate and Democrats are told they
had nothing to do with revision. so need not
Iron Mountain railway soon to be prosecuted
for alleged reb2tes.
Timber lands valued at millions of dollars in
dispute in Idaho
Three cruisers. Chester Salem and Birming-
ham, leave Newport test speed trial. latter
breaks down and former proves much faster
vessel than Salem.
FOREIGN
Italian government is large buyer of Ameri-
can tobacco.
Fsench troops used to quell strike disorders
at Meru. France.
American novelist. f. Marion Crawford, laid
to rest at Sorrento, Italy.
Laws Of intsrmarriagc explained by italian
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-13
FOREIGN

Italian government is large buyer of Ameri-
can tobacco
Fsench troops used to quel strike disorders
at Meru. France.
American novelist f. Marion Crawford. laid
to rest at Sorrento, Italy.
Laws Of intsrmarriase explained by italian
-at~lomat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23
e,aotS.q trcn,.g ,einunimahuna.

siHolrb iUer0cn ale R%erioIlel mo 8orpers
fbaiierl, incorporate OoCr pOlitiibe, iueldDe III
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lpeIbes Die GrbCbIlla elmer StdatSsSiccu5 ers
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ltr0 cine bribUorc1e In9abe iiber
oer g8ertb Des bon hem Deiaatcu NppIiid.ien
gefiibrtCu Sa1erS 8i MAIDEN. Die 2lcen5 miro
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ocn 10. Wtir5 1909, Snii6eu Den Stunoen bon
9 llbr gurmitia9S bis 4 llbr Nabmittugs. In
fcinen @iirCnI i'm GrbgeftuB oe5 ScridtS9es
biuocs. neutrality-suspicious. 6ur slusgabe
bon YiceuSeu hCreit ieia.
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WtarDlnnb miro am mo nab samltas, ben 1.
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bung bon iabrliben 8rrihernngS"Wiater'2i.
crn6en bereit iein.
9ipDert I. Ynbaett,
Sdlertfi bon Baltimore.
(IpriIt 3.G.S ,t0,t3.t5.17.t9,2 .23,27 II. 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23

Wetlc ohaelnBt mar. Cr man0tc lidl
nit elmer Nnirogc al Den @cncrnl.
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ole brtreflcnOc Mirdc, Die Dor f~iinf}ig
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G%rl0ilhniB crbolteu hobc, G6cn ub5lls
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rer lilr leile @~r1tOcaun0 nidyt %ion0er.
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Neuli6 mur0c NCmcl0et,
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ldo'tlidcn N%e5icbrmQcn gum @conl.
fen ltnn0, natiirlid) Ocmcntirt. gSir
limo ober p6aia ooronf 0eioBt, oob
Die @clhidte troBocnl zines id)0nen
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brodt luer0cn miro, mo 5ruor lpobr.
iNeinlid) NIT ncm interclionteu 3lls
iob, Ole GjrGte lei nod)0cm iic crit IN
0c@ &oilcrS @oI2 ollca m0Nlibc lin,
bell ongeridtet, IN Den o%lcrb0ditcn
@eb6rfunol Qcrutidt, iniolac ociicn
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sen, unO Die 9(cr5tc ieicn iebr beiorqt,
ooB bic @rGtc olr2 Dem WebGrfonoI
IN 0n5 @cGirn moIIocru unO Sr. Mo
jcitGt 5l>nl @oGniirm trci6rn mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23
Sp0csfGHe.

Vim 30. 9lpril @arpcr B. SrrrN, III. 20, a.
GlprIeos ztruBe, 60 Sabre ali.
@Gm 10, gtprtl Ycniamtu bomb, Gr. III, n.
Forth gOe.. G3 Sabre alt.
Nm -: 9pril simru SnrO, gtr. tI21, ISbals
coat S!rdGc, 81 Sabre aft.
2m q, gtpril shOiaS g. %ndicN, gir. 70s.
lSeit 6runtiinaStrGbC, Is EGbrC uii.
Hm 20. 2lpril 9errN EGru, III. il20. st
tins StruBe, SO Sabre ait.
9lm 20. Ipril Gable Sumter, M. SCI, 2Seits
BRETON Strabe, "a Sabre ait.
gm 20. Ipril MorO @rarr stunt, 9ir. 1907.
@Grlcll Noetllte. 80 SdOrc alt.
Vim -. 9lpril Scnricttd Gnblcniicin, T9rueIi
tiidco 3oipitaI, 20 Sabre at.
Vim q. Npril Saund3cn Sisfu, S5rdcIiiiide3
&uipliUl. Go Sabre cit.
glui -. gtprtl SuicpB MluttnadI, 81. SoTcpG5-
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Vim y. 9lpriI @eurnc Qiciiicr, 9r. 22GG.
hGHtfdu Giraffe. ~ Sabre ali.
YIN 20. Npril @curac 3iubl, yuBOiclus9iDL
- Sabre ali.
Gm 20, sWrtl 9aHca %alcnttnc. @aoOtcps
NlOl, l3 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23

91Itimore, bcH 2i. SlpriI 1909.
SepnruGe nerltegc!tc NlgeGote. 1ndriirt Bro
poiul5 for Nimmiltuu5 5tuer" nno rgrupolul5
ipr Siucr uuo Concrete @raDel" fit oct Se
brand Der FildigerunA oe5 BierS gir. i, Iraiis
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ben Nouro OF 9lOaros, Care Of !. Semel Ibos
mas" a%oreiiirt, in Hiireat pes StIot'jtegiitrns
tors. Rutbbale. Baltimore. bis ii llbr Normli'
iups am ). Mai 1900 cgiGcQcn ACllonulclI.
Gin bcgIaubigter Gbcd oeS Vieier2, uui cine
oGledring Nouics"Ndnf, ali Die Crore hca OtG
uOr5 mo StGotratb5 bon Baltimore ge6oget.
5I Dem in ocu Spe5iiifationen gelannieu &cs
traoc. mub iGoem ~Nlngebot ~beiGefiigt iciu. Spe.
5iftfuiiouen Ino %9tn9ebot Sormllure ltno alf
g>erlunUen in htcicm Nilreau erbdltltt. 2lt9es
bote iur iCoc 9lrt O0cH gcnannter Ntaieridltet
lperocn ungeItOmmeu. tUClll Der Sicicu nldt ulle
ungCiibrteu glrtiicl lic'eru iann.
Gas 1ledt III uorhcbaItcll, trBeno ell lilo nle
gluqebute juriidb upcller,
y. Z. ScuoGll,
Stubt ,SHQeniclr
I. gnrrp WinDuuL,
Gru5toeut Der GontruIt-NcbOroe.
(9tpril23, 2i. 20, y, 2S.29 30 ;yJtail 80
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Ynrsau Oes etaOt.Wcome.ers.

y. NptlI INU'I.
Ser S!noisC9eoneter miro am 1uuusritaa,
ben 20. gtpril 1903. 81 Der !!lteu aH1epChcuell
SeitYu Srt mo Stcnc ole %9tiucGur Der iOlGell
ben StraBen etabltreu, u1o luelut n0tbig, rell
etuhlircn:
GortpaOs Strnbc, 5ioii1en Charles mo 3anos
Oers Sirdbe. mn 10 llbr Dturqen5.
Stump'9taeD, 5ipiiden 9umpGOs mo Barre
Strube. nm 1880 llorgcne.
Barter Sirubc. bon Orleans bis SuOetlcs
Stru6c, I'M If llby WturgcHs.
g0tluoelpblas GUun. uoH Gafeipooos Dis NeEs
uOOos %9lncnlie. nm ll.3O Utorpeu5.
Aalcigb Is. Ebomas,
tl3 Siuotz8Cometcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23
Tcpartcmcut fir uifentlidIc Snutcn.
Cub SepGrtement bcs StaotsS nacnicnr5.
VI n IL i III II ln Z MIMrlI lMMH-

Nn Ellie, Die cc nugcBt!
Sicrrtit miro in llcbcrCin'timmllEg nit Den
WbibnitiCt So y IHo 80 Z oc3 CHARTERS Der
Stuot Baltimore bctalnt gcgebclL, buB 6nltun'
StraRe, uuu Gaitern.Nucrnc bis SUmbnrosSir,
mad Dem I. 3nni 1909 mil Inoocrlleat Wtateridl
GCpfIditCrt miro.
9ue gerioncn uno Gorporatiunen tuerben
oCabulb bicrmit nlfaeioroert, SrlulbrtbibeiIle
iiir ulle Irbelteli 6t crlulqeH mo 0~letelbel
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rciBunG 6ciuQtGr obengcruHrtcr StrGBe ODER
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lpenu bieie gepilditCrt nner ncu9cptlaitcrt iii.
y. {. ScuOuil, StaotsS ngentellr.
(lInrilS. Ii % 2Nl
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&efanntmadlnngcn
Separtcmcrt fir Grjiebung.
yitreau Der 8ebGroe Der ShulsGpmrttiidrc.

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ihtl1t o}SropOial5 lur GouI uuo lGuOo" uCrlC
ben uuo an ocn Boob Vi glmuros" oer Gtnot
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.. mai 1909. II llbr &|orIniitups. I'M NiircHu
bon Srri. j.. Sepeu Ibonn5. Dem St1ot Reats
TRAITOR, I'M jtatbbaule, Baltimore, mo. entge
gen genoHnter, Iur Iicicriua bon Anblert mo
H0l5 all oie Scbproe Der ShulzGonlmliIGre
Spe{ltiiaGioIel touncu int Niircau Der SU!ils
9oulrlIti'dre, Ode Miaoiiols mo Naiapettes9lpe.
etnqetebet lueroeu.
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r1IlB teoem Nngebot iitr tOblen ~ueiqelugt lettl.
r, G'H is SS9l"t 5in9sGot e iET 5 SSG T ~ iSaiii6 TOIi I'm siOo
Sheds miiiieH Gui cine ,GlCurl1H NUHle"
Y0nl ge8oael mo an ocn Stu0trGtb non Naltls
mare 8dDlbnr gGmnd lein.
Gas hefl hlcibt porhebnIteu, irAcno Elm mo
ale NngCbotc ~ pcrrperIen.
,5Oau y. HUme,
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EcitdtIgi:
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tlpril23 9I.2O.2D
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&uthcriur Sdlirr(ib.

IS iturh an %. Slprjl 1905. GGtbcrinc sficr.
N%cuurcnc NrehS. 70 5Ghrc ali, OcIicute
satin ppn Iacub GhicrItt, &cupunbte NM
5rCltlioc Inn nfirHQopOl ein0cidocH, ser Ers
c]roinnnN hci}muobncr. iUcldr IrcitGa, giGdl,
nlIitn10 , ll0r bon lbrcr lSubnlra. III. 1916.
&'ell G~ur0iera S.udbes ats hul Der nGuu0nH
iSarf GCnetcIn" iidlifiuoct. ~
. tGbar!eiioiL z. 81 3ettlingct m6Qrn NefiIz
ltnlt CopircIl.) Gll-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23

NltBlonb bereit ljnh, cilrjuidrcitcn.
&uliiid)c Sruppcn itCbcn bcrclta al
Der pcriiifen @ren5c. &ailer MiIs
bcIm mcilt inoeiicn nit Der Hniicrin
mo Dem %rin5cn G9tar uui Der &Ils
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9l0ilIcion nm iit; 5t crbolcn. &rollz
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burtatnQe lcinc @liidWiIni0c urO Die
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llngum hot mieOcr ciniuol cine W{i
hitter = Mriie mcgGn Der ulaoril6en
Nnntfroqc. Tu3 &ubict g&efcrlc lit
5rriidgctrctcn uno @ruf NnOroIn
miro Elm ncltco W}iuiitcrium bIIocn.
%n 6ronfrcid) bat Der oIIQcmcinc Nr
bcitcrbuno bic Nclucrtiduitrn olli9c
Ioroert, on +. Wtoi cinen @cneral
Strife 81 pcronitoltcn alaN cnlOnltro
tion 1cqcn bic RcNieru1g mo Die
Bourgeois.
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6untrulcur3s Scpartcmcnt.

baltimore, Den ~. 9lpriI 1909.
Sicrtnit miro befunlt gfGebeH, ouB ale
Wurfta Iuo NuulirCr YtccuScu an I. Mai 1909
6ubIbdr limo uno oabcr jluiidet Dem /. ullo
20. Wiai ans oicicm Niireau eltnomneu luers
oCl nllllelt.
Nnrrn y. Souper, GoutruIcur.
Gtprill3.i 5,1T,2 0,22, q ;!g~tutl,6,S,1i)
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.Seurn Ecibcl.

Cs itGrb am %. Hpril 1900 ScnyD sci6rf,
|ncijcbtcr 8nfie uuu GuiHu &. Gciurl, i'm 40.
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5ONrp SiruGc. ans 'iail geifcGunJ arf ocr
,yluhpnH EQrf- Geuctcrp ORR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-23
Trrin Giibac Scmettrh.

Ser ibeafc Sriecbui npn Baltimore, Habe
YiseSpiae. .Sluci eIefIriffe @Gbils9iiien rno
Htn1lito. Vouleparo blrefi 8uin Srieobui. IHe
S"ulnitiide inter iiinoiGer NuIiibt. gttefripe
3rette. @erlau0t Die nclien Spuceuirz9utalogc.
Nlteau: Gr. iii, Toro.9 baries. strahe. Betoe
Telephone. (NpriI28-)
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unlsuGs&Crfauf
MunnnIentcn. Mrnbitcincn nnn ftn

monnmeuten, Grn1ttciueu unb etatnrn.
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GScti.S aItintnr re StraGc. 81 uuslc0nilit nteori'
gen Vrciien p%crduirt.
Z. Silgartncr & GpnS.
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8ermiidlte AnseigeR.
Sn%bnluaiicr.E umtInc

Bra Dtpoter $3.50 Snnr glppnrat. mic neu
$500. 3ierIide feline Hdoeniiih' 6untdne, iuiC
ner, S2.i0.
9rdhtioer Nlnrmnr 9abentifns ~glppncat. nit
aebrdudt. jt arober Ncouition.
Rene llllo heTnitic Bauer 6urtdIcl ST 2Grcn
GrciS.
sOrup uno 3ubcbbr aer'Nricn.
SruccD Mia. so. tiEc.),
Or. .227-229, NorbsNpHiodD- StrGbe.
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Qurraine.
(9lprtI1tJ)

TaIrrilf. - BarsartiG. - SrtsbitG.
gSeitli1 bon 0uIbtJof cine un6 eire plIbe
UlciIc. 9iuunt S0llOs2SdGaons unb 2urrnine,
BuQgons o;reft his 6lIin &iigang. 9ctoe 1es
Iepbone. Sinotsgnreuu i'm britten SIur hes
observation-disclosures" 6bariss. HHo %sSnpet.e.
Struhe. (Utat4,l S,I&S)
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Grnbun.E Grf-G Cemetery.

S2rsan: Gr. 2t, 9peft.s aratoaa.Strake, e1t
.S~aupt.@inaaug: Srcoertd.9ipao.
Ne9r1bntbpldbe bon $25 an unite: beftdrtbt9er
Nntttbt: Shniitblumen, @epinbe, YfIan6eR etc.
tperoen I'M 2reibbuus nut 9auptsGirpar nv gefurs
ben. Infer a9ent piro. penn 9ephnf6t, tor'
fpceder. (92--)
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Aae, iycldbe gelo sebrandeu, iprefin bier
nor. Inleiben AMI SaIare, W6beI rub @rnnos
etgeilthuiiI. SIN Eerfr1ien. Seine Qodu Offices
Metboben. .pYaltimure Snpeitment &C.," VT.
la, 'etrahe. (2l3-)
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Hcue SroabG.icn, in 9dn0er pei6niiten nuh
gSlnih Der Hulocr.; uienriaite Hrciie. 9iutips
maj Srpn 60, 1ii-152 @eftslSrott. Strnse.
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0ie ~ i'll. = it" 6 rci6t:
Die biciiNcu @GiitIiGcn cnGIiiNcr
3llngC nit mcnig N%hl2nobmcM mcI=
germ lid), oll2 Der &clt, Ole iic lih
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lie mn Die @elt nod ihrCn pCrldrobc-
men Nnlid)tcn Cinrihten tGnlcn?
Gem Is iino bios ihrc ciGcncn per
i0nIidcn NnlidtclL nldt ctluu Die Der
bciliNcn Sd)riit o0cr Oc3 groBcn
@riin0cro Der 6riitlitcn NcliNiorl.
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Scnnn0 Ioltc ibncn on9 iuQelL mo
ioute ibnCn icrucr ioNcn 0ob lie oui
Dem beiten @cgc linO, iid nm 0o8
bi9hcn GiniluB 5ltn @lltcn 5ll brin.
gen 00S lie nod habcrl.
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Sic HnnOonCr 3 y
Ncp3" bctloGt lebboit Die YbIiht 0c2
G5nrcn England ST. bellld)cn. Soi
icntlih lperoc cr, 0llBert Dos @lott,
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ltclIt cine lnu9c &iitc ieiucr Climber
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ilulN gipiclt, &uBIano botc inter lei
ncr Ncgicrul8 mcbr Ourdl 6rclbcit8-
nltcrOriidln0 mo blut0iiriti9c WCs
moltmuBrCgcln 0~clittcn ais ir 5llnor.
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init ibnl", bciBt cS lnciter, bat Der
Snd)c bc9 Gric0cn2 nidt gc0ient.
@cnn, icin pI0Blihc9 NodHebcn 0e-
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el%lropGildcn Gricocn uorlUlrii0 iidlcr-
tc, cntiprun9 icinc N%nnnlulG Dem
Crude 9eutidlono'3 mo uid)t Der
&crcinborulA nit inns. Cr bet ms
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