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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

and ordered her to take side road
which would have led her away
from home. She refused to do this,
and promptly told you she would
take the other road, which led her
toward her home, and did so. /
notice from an article in the Even
ing Star Of this city that you angrily
turned upon some college girls,
knocking the foot OF one OF the
young ladies from the stirrup and Mt
the same time striking the horse
with your crop for passing you.
Did you expect my little daughter
to dismoant upon meeting your /
can not comprehend how a gentle
man could accost young girls UNI
protected on public road with fits
Of anger. AS for my little girl, she
shall take her rides as usual, and II
she should be so unfortunate as to
meet you again, feel confident that
this communication from me will be
sufficient to assure her safety here
after.-Carleton Il. Hazard.1
In forwarding this letter Mr.. Haz-
ard addressed IL to Mr.. Roosevelt
as an individual and not as Presi-
dent OF the United States.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

With the House of Representa-.
tives by a practically unanimous
vote Of 2l2 to 35 rebuking the
President for insulting Congress
in his annual and a special mes.
sage. the President charging Sena-
tor Tillman with dishonorable con-
duct in an alleged land deal that
influenced him in certain legisla-
ton introduced by him, and Seua.
tor Foraker charging the Presi.
dent with using secret service men
to secure trumped.up evidence
through fraudulent impersona-
tons, lying. deceit, treachery,
liquor and intoxication," and OF
misusing. practically embezzliug,
the public funds to this end, there
appears to be mslodorous wash.
ing of soiled linen going on in
Washington. There may be
modicum of truth in it all, but
probably a good deal more exag-
geratlon, political bitterness and
personal reprisal and revenge. 1t
is fortunate that our civilization
has outgrown the days of "the
code" and that it is forbidden. or
there would be some bloody fields
Of honor" left in the wake of this
row. But there is no
law against our blushing over it
lll.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

Of public service corporations can
bes: be accomplished by n commits
sion composed Of trained men.
Railroad Passes New law should
be passed prohibiting the railroads
from issuing free passes.
TRUSTEE believe the representa-
tives OF the State should have the
power to regulate the charges and
the conduct of business which is
In effect a monopoly.
Education-Evcry county should
have n superintendent Of education.
More scientific schools should he
established.
Revenue-Mor revenue Is needed.
All property should be assessed and
returned at its full value, and the
rate lowered. Taxes shoule be inn
posed on inheritance and the capital
stock OF corporations; and license
tax against distillers and wholesale
liquor dealers.
Criminal Courts-The entire crimi-
nal procedure should be revised.
Judicial System A commission
should be appointed to aid the SUI
preme Court, prevent the laws de-
lay and benefit the poor litigant.
Two new courts Of appeal are need
ed.
Good Roads-A system of State
roads should be built.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

All Of the newly elected State
officers except Lieutenant Cover
nor entered upon the duties of
their respective offices last Mon
day. All the minor officers are
Democrats, as follows: Cornelius
Roach, Secretary Of State, elected
by GIG plurality; John p. Gordon
State Auditor, by 2,826; James
Cowgirl, State Treasurer, by g.
112; Elliott w. Major, Attorney
General, by 1,651, and John A.
Knott, Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioner, by 1894. The
vote for Lieutenant Governor had
not been determined by the can
wasting committee of the joint as
sembly of the Legislature at the
time of making its report on the
other offices.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

The annual report of the Comp
troller of the Currency gives the
number of banks in the United
States as follows; National 1924
State and private banks and trust
companies Ia 500. The resources
of the national banks are estimated
at STA million dollars, and the
aggregate resources of the other
banks at 10, 1863 millions. The in
dividual deposits of these banks
amount to about l3 millions. These
13 millions are loaned to the banks
without a particle of security to
the depositors except the good
name of the banks in which they
are deposited. The banks during
the last year paid their stockhold-
ers an average dividend of 1888
per cent. Why should the people
loan these banks Ii millions with
out any security, when it is est.
mated that a tax Of less than one
per cent would protect depositors
and secure them from loss in the
event Of a bank failure-for banks
do sometimes faili Banks are
creatures Of the Federal or State
government, and why shouldn't
the Government require them to
provide a safety fund for deposit
torsf Ia there any good reason
vhy this should not be dOnei
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

Mr.. Gompers has the endorse
ment of the American Federation
of Labor as an offset for Justice
Wright's wrong injunction SEN.
tence. If the Federation as a body
mad followed Gomper's lead in the
late election and voted as they en-
dorsed, the result would have been
different and labor's influence in
politics would have been aug
mented. But as long as it can be
coerced and intimidated into voting
the Republican ticket it need not
expect any consideration in that
direction.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary were granted to tho undersigned
by the Probate Court OF 81. Fruncois county,
Mo-, dated the 10th day OF December, 1865,
on the estate OF
JANE KENDALL. Deceased.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are required to exhibit Them to the
executor for allowance within enc year
from the date OF said letters or they
may be preclnded from amp beneflt Of Bald
within tWo years from the date of said
lettsrs they win be forever barrsd.
JAS. W. EATON, Executor,
December -, lsos.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

Mrs. Agness Lee Hadley, wife
OF the new Governor and, by viz.
tue of her husbands position, the
first lady of Missouri" is a grad
uate OF Vassar College. Upon re-.
eeiving her degree she entered upon
a journalistic career as literary
editor Of the Kansas City Star, and
was married to Governor Hadley
in 1902, when he was Prosecuting
Attorney Of Kansas City. They
have three cbildren-John, aged
six years, Henrietta, aged four,
and Herbert s. Jr., aged two.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

The strained not to say belllg.
erent relations between President
Roosevelt and Congress promise
to fill the last rev weeks OF the
formers administration with suf-
ficient ginger to satisfy even the
strenuous Teddy's nature.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

Will NJ. Maupin. architect OF
the humorous page of the Com
moner, Whether Common or
Not" has been appointed Labor
Commissioner of Nebraska by
Governor Shallenberger. Mr.. Maui
pin is an active member of the
Typographical Union and a staunch
friend of organized labor. He is
to be congratulated upon his well
deserved good fortune. Mr.. Mau'
pin, however, will continue to fur
nish the Commoner with his whole.
some humor and Brain Leaks. "
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

Mrs. Olivia LaFleur died at her
home in Ste. Genevieve on Jan. I'd,
aged 96 years. She came with her
husband from Canada sixty years
ago to the house where she had
lived ever since. Three children
survive her, as well as II grand
children and 7 great-grandchildre
Up to her Odd year she always
worked in her own flower and vege-
table garden, usually having the
first of the season.
The editor of the DeSoto Repub-
lican continues to fight the pool
room in the Y. NJ. G. A rooms. con-
tending that 1t is leading the boys Of
that town into bad habits.
j. A. Hill OF the Marble Hill
Press is probably the oldest printer
In this section working regularly at
the case. He was 10 years old on
the 4th and has been a printer for
20 years.
Rev. Edward Thompson of De-
Soto entered his Goth year on the
I'd inst. He Is well and strong and
bids fair to reach the century mark.
He Is a minister of the M. e. Church,
South.
A vein of lead AZ feet thick has
been discovered about a mile south
of DeSoto, and arrangements will
be made to develop the property in
that section.
The Pemiscot Press ceased to ex-
list last week when 1t was sold to
the editor Of the Democrat, w. r.
Lacey. who will consolidate the
papers.
The Oran school board has issued
an order that all children shall be
taught spelling by special lessons,
instead Of learning 1t as . side issue.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-01-15

BY vote Of PIP to 3j the Ma.
tional House Of Representatives on
the Sth inst, passed a resolution
rebuking President Roosevelt for
the secret service illusions of his
message to Congress. The special
committee aud the committee of
the whole House on the State of
the Union were discharged from
any consideration of so much of
the Presidents annual message as
relates to the secret service, aud
that part Of the message, together
with the message sent to the House
on the 4th inst, were laid on the
table. " The House also declared
that it would decline to consider
any communication from any
source which is not, in its own
judgment, respectful. Several
speeches were made excoriating
the President, and these were
greeted with frequent applause.
One speaker said that no response
to the previous resolution Of the
House 1.-THE resolution demanding
the evidence upon which his extra
ordinary language was based) could
be accepted that did not contain
withdrawal of the offensive Ian.
guage objected to and an apology
therefor :" This the Presidents
message OF the 4th did not do, and
the rebuke of the House followed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
3ablrcidlc @%icensscindpc a~bseiuieicn.

r.. .ar F-
Sr. Sobn s.. Gag inter ocn gbgc,
mieiencn. - Siebcn @ellldlc nm
Sotel. Siccn3en ans udt erleioelt
oas nGmlid)c Sfidiul. Ser
Homc oes criolgrcidell Npplifon,
ten ~pprlduii9 gcbeim aeboltcn.
Sn Der gcitri9cn Sibung Der Spi.
ritloien.S .Veborbe murorn ans
od,t 8eiilhcn INN Sotel. 9icen5en lie
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5igcn @liidlifrn, mclfer ein Sotcl
betrcibCn bari, miro jeond) porl0uiig
Gus 8rilnoen, mclde lllIr Der Be
horoc befannt Iillb, geheim gebalten.
Die obgemicicncn Applifonten limo:
Charles s.. %9ltfiniplt, 0tr. 1873,
Gmmbcrlouos Strube;
Charles @. @romn iuu., Nr. $40,
Maborg.S traBc;
Natboniel s. Vropn, 9tr. If ulb
IS, Eines StroBc;
Mottbcp 9ppIc. Nr. 1917 mo
1913, NlSoilitb. StroBc;
Niioor 6. Iint, Nr. 800, Dit.
6apettef StruBc;
2htGnIt Gotb, Nr. 2O0O-200i,
@eit-S mpoIc. Strobc;
Safe &icrcdt, Nr. $40, MeItsGom.
bclr.S troBe.
Gic Seboroe gob 0citerll oll6 in
Dem tSollc Oca Nrn. Sobn s.. log in
mcldcm an Montu1 elm 0iieutlifes
Ttrbnr ltattInno, cine abld)ldgi9c
Gnt'd)ciounA ob, uno 5mnr hat ca oen
GniheirL hoB Die NGbe GiientIiher
2initalten in iclcr 9to6borihoit iiir
bcl Oicsbe5il1lidcu Gntihhlb pcront-
mortli6 lit.
0omoltico @otto, Der Stolicncr,
luelfcr biaber in Nr. 81, @cit.
IrnntlinitroBc, elm @otcl bctrcibt,
tnnn lid nod INNER nid)t ~bcruhigclt,
COP linn oicIcs Sobr Die @icen5 per-
lpcigert muroe. Gr erflGrt bob CT
1G 3imnler beiibe, in weld)en cr
bcllptlGd)lih Sdouipieler beberbcrgc.
Gr bat cine Eetition ol Die 9eborbe
iiir cinc @ieocroufnobme bea tSolea
mcld)e pon befonnten Sc.
idjGftslcllten in iener Nadboridoit
llntcr5cifnef lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Nr. 300. Sir 0omcn; @roBen:
30, 81, 3G, 3S, 40 mo u 3on
9rultmab. sir 36-5GU. @robe 33s
Doros 36-51l. Stoiies beu0tbigt.
llntertlei0er, an Der Sniuc pereint,
neroen INNER 6eliebtcr, bo lie cine
ohIolut glatte Noiultirung iiber Oerl
SilItcn erm0glihen. IoS obcn ilIll-
~Itrlrte MllIter lit ulsge5eid)net; Die
So1cn limo melt nlo cine rlrnoe Hii.
Idle biloct eincn idonen Sd,muld fiir
hcn nltcren Suum. ginidnittc per.
mciocn cine Soltldung an Der Srontc
rno Den Siiitcl mo SoItcn tbllt ein
@lcid)es I'M Mildcl. Nic SuiQe lit
lrod) Dem cinfoditen 3llibnitt. Sir
obiAcS Moocl mllroe ieine Gombric
nit Solencicnncs Spisenbciab per-
merloet. Noiniuof, Mllslin, 2innen
lulo Cambria limo cbcniols paiienbc
Stoiir.
@esen Ginlcnoimg bon 10 Gelts
III Silber ober Srieimorfcn miro
Dies MiIiier ut irgeno cine 9lorclic
Ncionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Gdifisnadrrid)ten.

Nem Sort, 10. MaS5. Ser
G%onlpicr bNcconic" lit bon Sontb'
ollpton oligefommen. Die
AbBeiabren limo e1Gnmpfer uSil-
iiianio" ndh 9iperpool mo .Moie.
Itic" nod Soutbompton.
southampton, 10. War5. -
Ger Compiler .Seutonie" fltbr belltc
nah HemsDprf ob.
Siuerpool, 10. MGr5. Ger
Gnmpfcr .2uconia" lit bon Neip-
Dorf cinactrpifen.
Snutbampto II, 10. Warj.
Ter Inmpier ,aronprin5ellin Sect
Tic" icbtc icine Geiie nod Nem' Dorf
icrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Seiratbs. Sieen5cn.

Gborles &. Cation 26, lr. 1888,
Vernoroltr,; 9l00ie Z. Ycnt, 20.
@iaiom ), s. 2ifcp IS; Seiiic g.
WcEonobun. ~. Npplifont - 6. T..
&nincs.
@eorac Is. Nleronocr. 30. Sot
6ronciSco; Srnla !. &o5en, ~.
@eorgc ". NenGcrion. n, 9tr. 729,
@reenmolnlts9lpc &orrict .. Sioolr,
"A.
Charles $. SbcrIo1oer, "A; Seru.
bean Z. Glooiien, 10. Npplifont -
:. $. Gloo'ien, III. 1923, Carton.
9%lp1nllc.
Oscar :. @eurcS, 81; Minnic 60
mes, IS, Applifont - i. &. Green,
9tr. i29, giorp-@ Qpitr.
@arrp ". 9omGng %; State $.
@lric, 2S, &idtpe d &eioeppn Stollll-
ton go, i. lsaas5d ouIR D..
S6uiH Sos. Nenutoai27; Sftiiic
Wotoeia, % NpplifdNt &. &.
@rig9crmoli,i &r. 1922 ,Aoro.GoItlc-
StroBc.
Scon Sborp, ., Nr. Il. 0It.@cItz
Ctr; (,blreia Ma4one. is.
Hobcrt II. GbeL %, @oibin0ton.
:. g.; Minllic .. Space, 2S, @oiGem
M.-N.
Sobn $. @ltpbc( 80, Nr, 1886,
Sl9btItr. Nn1ic NJ. &. aroft, 26.
Sncob MF. Giclts. -; Glorr q.
Stindcomb. 70; 9eioe bon MiQerS
bile, Mime Aruloel-Gorutp, Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

SdluN @ottin on0cblid,
nieOcr. @eil icirc @ottin iid)
lpci9ertc, Inn feds Gents SIT 0ebcn
nm iid Bier ooiiir 81 f%ollfeu. ihll1g
Charles Sod bon Mr. 203, Scphion.
Str, pieiclbc nngeblid 5u 9oocn uno
lhlelltc lie al Sen &aoreu bilrh sic
Slide. Inter bicier 9ci6lloi9rn1g
ltono Sod QcItcrl, nor Mid)ter 2clpiS
IN Der iii0lidpn EoIi5ciitotion, ilno
Trnl &od) mod)tc sic Gingon0S or
lpnbntc InSinNc. Sod pcldcr feline
Grflorlnl0 obNnb, mlirbe 5l 30 Sooen
@efQ1Nrib unO 81 Strofe unb Soften
perurtbtilt.
Sfs Nnnm an &C ltorbcn. -
9r. Mm, u. Nunmop, friibererS tobts
GonnnilllonGr mo 5lt elmer Belt TrG4
llbcnt 0es Griten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sanf 2ircftor unlo elmer Der @riill.
Der Ser Srotorien : @eieuihoit, id)ieo
9eltern IN lcincr @ohnung am Git
taipsFlocc al, Der @rigbt's Niercrl.
,trolttbclt aus 0enl 2eben. sic Beer
ot1lllg finoct morgcn &ornlittoa #
l(br bon Der lebtell Wotmlng ocr&cr.
Itprbclcn I'M GccilAportemellt Spuic,
ans ltott. &r. Sonipnp muroc I'M
Sabre 1886 in Mprgontonn, go, nes
bpren, Gr bintcrl1Bt orei SGdter
mo cllcn Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Baltimore 9amY~ Eadet.Gcmpasxie.

(Alte tnt 8auehitEge 1at.9inte.)
tie 8eretniete Gtaafensgoft befbrbernb.
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non,rleil, bon ben rn 8ai+QiRie" sWtera, RS, 10
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burg init Der r%sltIanttc COAT Cine Worfuii
nno fpeftIih. nno ySlo Dominion Cine ra4
unb Neipsgprf.
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rtofe 4aiiifen5imuter, e~leitrifbe 9eIef6tuna,
9empfbei8una. 8pier fret. @eferbirte aaiftens
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Bttesprdf. II. Gen. Wsanaeer. Sen. Baft .-aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Scrr Vofer surf ii #. - Serr
Bernard u. gafer lit ioeben bon ci.
iler Heile nod Der Eociiic.aii Al.
rildgctehrt. Gr iaet, bort lGben bic
@eltoitsleite iebr hoiinunespol Der
3iltunit cnteegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Mbfabrtstage Der Sampfer bon Neu'
Oorf.
am t3. War5 .Penniplpanio" nad
Somburg.
9lm 13. Mdr5 philadelphia" nod
Solltbampton.
slm 10. WGr5 ySeelano" nod
Gopcr uno Irtpcrpen.
Im 10. MGr5 nGeltic" nod 2iber.
pool.
am IS. MGr5 ,aonig gilbert" nad)
Gibraltar unb Neopel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
@efern NarpIanb Giiexbabn.

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ItsIe.
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toipii, Sanecd, Cumberland. eut1A C0pffet'
$50 RaGm.-Sdubfiinie. 5nIi4 bon gnncrb.
grote, fernsr BORT, Sanober. 0etfesbnre u'b
$50 @a6m:-Miiou. na9 Sanoss.
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Rnr 9eumtaoA.
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1911. ri1t an Scandinavian HI. .etetton.
s.ssSs;i. :. ssI.n.wsaass. 5:s.SSt.ssL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

CASH. Eeobobp. Gecital,
ipeItes mcrgen Notmittag in Der
Gon5ertbolIe bes Snititllts itottfinoct,
brlngt oaS Mllitreten eilles cinbeimi-
idlen 8iinltlcrs, oes Srn. Soniuel
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mo bod aeidJast. Sr. @ab peritebt
Die ieine aunit, bel ieinen Gon5ertcn
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'if ielbit interciiont lit uio sleit5ei.
tlg ibm @elesenbeit siebt, icine flint.
leriibe Snoiuioualit1t 5ur beiten
@eltuns 81 %brinaen. Tas Erogramm
nmiaBt lulter anoercm Die noditc.
kenoen @erfe: oSbema in Sariatio.
nen in u" bon Eaoeremsfi, ,Ma,
5urfa III I'Ofoa," .,Smpromptu in
Is," vNocturne IN 9" Don Chopin,
m6antalie IN 8" Don Sdumolm nno
nGtlbe in Y.Mou bon Wcnolesiobn.
Sic 9eerbigun'g beg inn III.
fer bon 81 Sabren geltorbenen Sbeils
babers Der Jirma SedJinser Bros. II.
60, Srn. Gapio 8. Sed,ineer. iono
geitern BON Dem Srauerbnuie in
Weit arlington aus auf benz Sbeb
~Sbalom.8riebbofe itatt. Rabbiner
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titd)trdger ~eripieien bem 8eritorbenen
Die lesten gbren Die Serren Or. Sol.
blum, @iuiam 8oienfelo, eugene
RoieufeIb, Strife Summerfielo, Heb
2ibcrles unb Sulius Goodman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

rstt ounr 1ebrla9 In Der Gambens mai ~.
NDpaI'Gtation lin 1000 Nbenb4.
fHeterbirung bon Naunt In e@Ini. obes San
Icr'G1aoarn nj. tSpetferotef etc. wetbeB f4Ra9
beforgf be- xeleytpn In alien solesnbtH Nt9as
Htireaiiy: gbasteSs nnb BaItimoyssetrGbe, g. D
., ct. HnuI 1894, ober 9ab., gourtIaIib 1911
Mt. E0bnI.Gtation, Q. 4 g., mt. Vernon 012e3
GautbensS Station Snfnru,attoNS Btreaus g. u,
81. YauI e46. ober Wb., 0ouStIonb 171e. ~
Re. ga Gnts0rodbmGs.
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Srult.Gp1upodute

Srllt.Gompnanien.
,Marblano sruit Co." 9ioropeit.Gde GaIpert.
lno @erman SiruBe. 8. g. zimmerman,
Srditoent; Garrou Gan 9tee. S6abmeilter;
Serpis .SpeucG.rs ini., ypiifsfS hqtpeifter..
RdI StiIiuet. SiilfssG ~efretir," "
Baltimore Sruit Il 0uarautee Co.," @quitabIe
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Elumbing, SURFACES, STANCES ulo
Scien, Sod)Oeden llno Tinnen.
geunctt YruS., 523 gtpro.5renion sIpenue.
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HotipnoI=panfeu

Ha~tionul=9 anfen.
,Ebe ElS Iupn National 8auf," @abs uno
GretersStra6c. Sacob %. Soof, Yriitoeni
,siueits siiat~iunai.sant," 4s2 eio.groaowap
9S. g. gSaarer. &aIiirer.
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VI. Warriptt. Nafiirer.
LEARNERS 4tb WtcrdJants' National 8anf,"
SoutD. urS 2pinbdro Strabe.
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gigentbunS Igenten nnb SAMPLER.
Vtcrrc g.. Susan & MepBc,u, 10 Sit.2erineton.
Girabe,
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Warmor. lno @ranitsWerfe.
g. 3ilsdrtner g. e6Bne, 714-71s g8eitsSaIti'
moresStraBe.
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StnntS.Vnnfe1l

,Seutihe gant ppn VaitimDre," Baltimore
uno Souibaps Strabe. 9luguit @eber, 9rdlis
bent; Is. ). 5ibt, S6abmeiiter.
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Rerdamts e @iners Sranspprt. 60.

D~fefdJnHtk &c 1FtHtfS EranHp0ft. 70.
7ampfef.2tnte.
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rad Bottom unb benz Often.
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. Eaa 9robibence unb BEN Cften..
gonntaa. @tittfpod5 lnb Srettue, 8 utr abenbS.
Gad) Netpportsyietpb.
XdaIi&, auSgeromrren Montae unb eamttua
6 l1br sbenbs.
> Sradt nnaerorinie1 tdelth bis 5 t1br Ea6M
sGb Sabannab iinb benz Sfben.
Tienftag, Sonrerftag uno Samltaa.
8 uhr Ibenbs.
D. ". Sfegletn, Ioent, Wtcr 3, GnA e..Oat-8ts.
Sauptsg ifrean: 1erirans uIb ais6tsetr.
U13, 2&G-
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& 9nrner Gu, 205 glorb.Haca'sl
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8itpieridmicoe uno 8lumbers.
Subn Subert, 1714 Gbnmes.Strabe. 6. & g.
3eiepbol. gSolfe 1909.
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3eitlrngcn, 3eitldriiten, etc.
,Ebe baltimore Nc,ps Co.," 9apio elbercrom
bic, Wei6iitsiibrer, 3tS gseitsSerTansStr.
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QDuofatelt.

aarl u. %. edDple, 12G-129 Carp 9uiIbine.
Wuitupus &orb, 2o1-260 GalbertsSuiloing.