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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
LEGAL.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that n meet
ing of the stockholders of the Ogden
Packing &c Provision company Will be
held at the office OF said company in
Ogden City, Utah. on the 14th day OF
May, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m for the purpose of amending the
articles of Incorporation of said COM
pany by striking out the paragraph OF
section eight of said articles relating
to the employment of Mr.. F. b,
Schlageter as general manager of the
corporation and adopting In lieu
thereof paragraph providing for the
employment OF a general manager OF
said company
SIMON S. JENSEN,
Secretary.
Dated at Ogden. Utah. April 18TH
1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
PROSECUTION OF
HASKELL ABANDONED

Muskogee, Okla. April 12.-The
statement was given out from the
United States District Attorneys office
here today that Special Attorney Syl-
vester Rush and District Attorney
Gregg at Tulsa. had decided to alb
andon any further prosecutions OF Gov
ernor Charles y. Haskell, and the SIX
other prominent Oklahomans recent
ly involved In the Muskogee town lot
cases. This course, 1t was stated, had
been dictated from Washington Fol
lowing the quashing OF the indictments
against Haskell. ct al. at Tulsa. Sat
urday, last, Attorney Rush referred
the matter Of further action to the
attorney general.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
ARMY BIDS WILL BE OPENED.

Washington, April 12.-Bids will be
opened In the office of tho quarter
master of the army withing the next
few weeks for the largest consign-
ment of army clothing ever purchased
In time Of peace. The contract Will
aggregate about s4,oO0.Oo0. represent
Ing years supply. The largest sim
gle item is for $4,000 yards of olive
drab cotton cloth of the new grade
ot Khaki. which has been adopted for
summer military wear.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
HOLLAND ANXIOUS
REGARDING QUEEN

The Hague, April 12.-The expected
birth of an heir to the throne of Hol-
land has given rise to anxiety among
the whole population and in some
quarters alarm Is felt because OF pes
simistic rumors concerning the queen S
health.
1t was officially announced at the
palace however. that Queen Wilhel-
nina wns In good health and good
spirits and that her attending physicl-
ans were well satisfied with conditions
NJ Nielssman, minister of justice.
In an interview today said the event
was not expected To occur for some
time and admitted that there was some
justification for popular anxiety In the
premature preparations for firing a
salute In honor OF the event
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
SCH HOOLS OF
STATE GET
MONEY
PER CAPITA DISTRIBUTION OF
FUNDS is S5,75.
School Population Of Ogden Entities
This City to ,es3.73-Thcre
Are 1o2,o56 Children in Utah.

Utah will spend more this year for
the education OF It's youth than In any
other year since II became state The
appropriation last year was $5.12 per
capita; this year it will be S5.75.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nelson announced Monday the second
pportionment for the year to the
schools Of the state. The amount to
be distributed by this apportionment
is s2O3.7o6,31
The school population of the state is
estimated at 102,056. The amount per
capita of the present apportionment
is S1.99. leaving a balance of S61f.S7
Following are the apportionments and
school population by school districts.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
WITH AMERICAN
BUILDERS OF SUBMARINES

New York, April 1.-THE Japanese
government Is negotiating with an
American builder OF submarine boats
for the purchase, of plans and speci-
flcatlons for a new type Of submarine
of smaller model than the type now
In common use. but of double speed.
II is stated that the proposed new
craft will have about the same destruc-
tive power as the present type The
purpose of the japanese government,
II the negotiations are successfully
concluded. is to send draughtsmen to
New York to make drawings under
the direction of the American builder,
but to build all the new boats In ia
pan.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
BUILDING A
r AlLR @ AID
IN IDAHO
REPRESENTATIVE OF GILMORE G.
PlTTSeURG ROAD HERE.
Obtaining Supplies For Construction
Camps to be Established From
Armstead to Salmon City.

w. n. Bichler, one of the builders
OF the railroad from Armstead Mon.
tana. to Gilmore, Idaho. TO be known
as the Gilmore &; Pittsburg railroad,
is here purchasing supplies.
This afternoon he was the guest of
several OF OGdens prominent bust
ness men at the Weber club
The new road IS TO open up one of
the best mineral belts of Idaho and
VIII develop much agricultural coun-
try, extending as far as Salmon City.
Ogden merchants hope to draw the
trade of the Gilmore G Pittsburg rail
road to this city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
POPE STANDS OUT AGAINST
FRANCES SEPARATION LAW

Rome. April ia semi-ofIicial
communication from the Vatican to-
day, announces that on the occasion
of the beatiflcation of Joan Of Arc.
this month. the Pope will receive the
French bishops and hear their reports
in the matter of the separation of
church and state In France He has
declared again, however that he can
not modify his attitude on this ques-
ton.
The Pope has resolved to preserve
in the Status quo" the communica-
tion says. "and he will abstain from
approving any communication imply
Ing recognition of the separation
law"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
Beware of Olntrnents for Catsrrh that
cOrsaln Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derangc the whole system
when entering II through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damoge they will do,is ten-fold to the good you
can possibly derive from thcm- Halls Catarrh
Toledo o., contains no mercury. and is taken
Internally. acting directly upon the blood and
muco surfaces of the system. 10 buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. IL
is taken internally and is made IN Toledo. o..
by F. J. Cheney d Co. Testimonials free.
lsr Sold by Druggists, price 75c- per bottle.
Halls Family Pill0 are the best
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
CASE GOES TO JURY.

San Francisco, April 12-It Is eX-
pected that the case OF Engene Gard
iner, the young Kentuckian charged
with the murder of Joseph Cordoza
a colored petty officer on the whaler
Bowhead, will go to the jury tomorrow
night. arguments by the prosecution
having been completed in the United
States district court today. Gardiner
is on trial for the second time. the
first jury having failed to reach YER
dict
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WILL PAY CITY WARRANTS
ogden. utnh. April IL. 1908

Ogden. Utah. April IL. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, treasurer of Ogden CITY
will at his office on and after this
date, pay City Warrants bearing reg
istry numbers from 1901 TO 1929, in
elusive: and further that all such war
rants not presented to me for pay
ment on or before April 22nd. 1909.
will cease to draw interest thereafter
THOMAS B. FARR,
City Treasurer.
Date of first publication. April II.
1909
Date of Last publication, April Is.
1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
TOggery I alks

In talking of toggery we talk
1ntelligently for two reasons.
First-We haveebeen dealing
in toggery for twenty-five
years.
Second-We We learned a
great deal about it In that
time, and we want you TO
know, too.
Webster says that Toggery
means Clothes. We think he is
right. (Some folks think 1T
means neckwear, garters. col,
lars and things of that lund.)
We don I.
When it comes to this year S
clothing, we are better pre-
pared to serve you than ever
before.
The styles are some different
"a little more conservative IN
cut, not quite so many "frllls
The colorS are rich-not
gaudy-the models are perfect,
semi-6tting, with hang
that's beautiful, perfectly bal
anced. We are speaking, OF
course. of "Roycroft Clothes,
the superior of all makes, and
are to be had only at
Ole TOggery
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
TAFT TO START RACE

Washington. April 12-President
Taft today accepted an invitation to
start the New York to Seattle automo-
bile race for the GuggeDheim cup by
pressing a button at the White House
at noon on June / When the signal
is received in New York. Mayor Nc
Clellan of that city will fire pistol to
send the machines away on their long
Journey.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
1926 s203 ,O91.44

- =
This table shows an apparent dis
crepancy, but due to Incomplete re-
ports from Garfield and Mlllard. These
counties received $50 and 1892. re-
epectlvely. less than the amount to
which they we're entitled at the last
apportionment, making total of SSO1
to be deduced from this apportion-
ment. leaving S203, ,706.51 to be dis
tributed at the rate of S1.99 per capt.
ia, with the balance of s6lf,S7-
The following table Is taken from
the certificate of apportlonment OF
money in the state treasury TO the
credit of the state land interest and
rental fund on April II, 1909. which is
ST. ,e9O.61: school population. 102,056,
per capita, 76 cents balance, S42S.O5:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
EASTER EGG ROLLING

Washington. April 1.-THE grassy
slopes Of the White House lawns were
thronged with children today, the
grounds having been thrown open for
the Easter Monday egg rolling. a Gus
tom which has been handed down for
scores of years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
When You

are allowed n choice between
better Of the two,
II you have your choice between a
mediocre or strictly high class article
your choice Will be for the Best
When choosing the Flour for your
caily baking decide on the Best Flour.
PEERYs CRESCENT FLOUR
best because it's scientifically miled
from high grade wheat and has Purity
Tor its watchword. f
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NzzZzj
9ezyghs

A few words about prescriptions.
Your Doctor fights disease with medI.
cine. If the medicine is not right
he cannot conquer the disease.
Quality Is 10 Drugs exactly what
Character is TO man.
Drugs without quality are like a man
without character. Worse than use
less and positively dangerous
Quality in drugs is hobby with us.
Ask your doctor about the quality Of
our drugs
Physicians OF Ogden have SO heartily
supported our filling of prescriptions
upon the highest possible plane
and have SO freely expressed their
perfect confidence In every detail Of
our prescription work that we fell sure
of your doctors earnest recommends
fiOD
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13

Nashville, April 12-The grand jury
at Knoxville. Tenn, today returned
true bill against the Home Stock Co
of the order of Eagles for selling H.
uuOr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is guar
anteed This Is because we know what
il will do and want to convince you
II is especially recommended for chill
dren as il is pleasant to take and Is
gently laxative. For cough. colds.
Group. hoarseness, whooping cough.
Price 25c, soc and 81 90 Sold by Geo.
F. Cave and Depot Drug Store.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
RECEPTION TO MoToRMEN

New York. April 12.-Receiver WHIT
ridge. of the Third Avenue Railroad
company, today gave a reception TO
the 5000 motormen and conductors
employed by the company. Mrs. Whit
ridge and daughters. Miss Anne Nor
gan, daughter of ]. P, MomaD; Mrs.
p. H. Hartman. and Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, acted as the roads host
esses.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
AUCTION SALE
OF Unclaimed Goods and Packages by
Wells Fargo and Company Express.

Notice is hereby given that all un'
claimed packages received at the sew
cral. Offices of this Company prior TO
October 1st, 1908. will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at og-
den. Utah, on the oath day OF April
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13
F. SHELBY,

SlSncus r.
superintendent.
Shipments at KELTON-Bx. j. W.
Bolts: Pa. C. s. Childs: SIX. B. F. Jor-
genson: Bx, w. d. Kellar & Sons; Bdl,
f H. Kelsey
Shipments at oGDEN-Pa. The
Alexapolis; Truss, M. Arnold, Bx. Z.
Allen; Pa. ]. l.. Amdell; Tel & Irk,
Marcella Blame: Tel, j. B. Cunning
ham; Pa, ]. B. Benton; SIX. G. V: Ba-
ker: Bdl. F. Benzon; Pa. E, Bracket;
Bx, A. t. Ballinger; Cot, ]. Buonan-
oma: cstgs. Boyle Hdwe Co. Bdg,
F. Burns; SIX. H. C. Clark; 2 rails & !
bdls. C. D. Cole; Pa. Con. Wagon Il
NJ. Co; Wicker Grip. c. E. Conneli;
bdl. w. B. Day; Tel. j. Douglas; px'
Geo Dover; Pa, Dee Drug Co.; bx, j.
Davis; Cot. F, Deacetis; Tel. T. DAVIS;
pa. Depot Master; s. c. bdl & cstgs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13

city until May 9Th, In their regular
workouts" on the ogden diamond at
the Fair grounds They have a game
scheduled with the Occidentals OF Salt
Lake next Sunday on the Ogden dia-
mond and on the following Sunday they
will play team to be selected by
sDnd" Gimlin Manager Huston yes
tcrday engaged George Wessler, Os
den's second baseman. to play In the
Helena team for the season Huston
made no mistake in securing the ser
vices of Wessler He is n good man
and will add strength to the Helena
team.
For fancy painting and decorating.
call on or address f. f. Weberg. S25
9th street
coaI-Rocky Mountain Rock Spring
Coal. $500 at yard Phone p. John
Farr.
E-Z.Money kelly-Moncy TO loan on
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-13

E-Z-Money keIly-Moncy to loan on
Any aood real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
Cine Soprmniiiin, sic snr SaiIiitin
NirN.

Sn ForiS miro lid) oennddlt cine
merfniirbige SGnQeriu boren lolien,
Die in Sonoon bereits eroBes Nufie-
ben crregt bot. is bonbelt iid) llnl
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rem 10. 2%ebensiabrc cine gelpobnlid)e
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murbe Die Stimme INNER iiefer, 10
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engliid)crS pe5iolur}t, Der ibren aebl.
fopf unteriuhte, beitrcibt i'm iolgen.
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touen, unten eii,en oreiedigcn Hoilm
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BEN tic iid poQig. 5d)on 1ilBerlid
ntod)t Der &ebltopi einen beoellteilo
groBcren Ginornd ols gemobn!ih.
Merfwiiroiger @eiie lit Die Mlltter
oes MGod)ens al Sbpinoiutt ge-
itor6en.
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3iebinGrftc.

Gbicagp, 80. Ipril. - Hinb-
uieb: 3uilbr 1900, Morft itetig uno
itarf. Stiere 800 bis 100, aiibe
400 bis 90, NciIer9 3.25 bis 600,
Nullen 400 bis 5.25, &GItCr 800
bis 7.35, Stodcr5 nuO 6ccoerS $50
bis 4.95.
Sdmeine: 3uiubr 1000, Warft
Sc. bis Zoe. nieoriatr; Choice id)mcre
7.35 bis 40, NutGerS 40 bis
7.40, leid)te aenniidt 80 bis 7.20,
Gbcice leidte 7.2O bis 7.25, Yodina
7.20 bis $50, GerfeI 5.25 bis go,
SonptpertGltie 7.15 bis 7.25.
Shoie: 3uiubr 1000, Mortt ite'
tig; Sdoie l.25 bis go, Q6mmer
go bis 100, Deorlinga 800 bis
7.25.
EittSbur0. va, 80, Npril. -
Die 3uiubr pon Giuouieb i'll Den
llniou Stod DoroS por Icid)t. Mortt
iloll; Gboicc GAO bis $50, Erima
$40 bis $50.
Sdoie: 3uillbr lcid)t, Worft lcb'
bait uno b0ber; Erina &ctbcra go
bis $50, Guu5 mo 8%em0bnlibe
$50 bis $50, 2dnmer 300 bis
$50, &eul GoIpe@ 80 bis 500.
Shuciue: 3niubr gut, Mortt ME
briger; Erimm id,luere $50, mittel-
mGBi0e 7,55 bis go, ldnuerc 9)or.
fcr9 $50 bis 100, leid)te DorferS
7.20 bis 7.30, GerfeI 100 bis 40,
rallbc 600 bis 6.7j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

lie bur6 eneraiIde 3s'Gen uuHoroerts.
fofort umautebren.
.@lei6, slsid!" murmeIte 5rdulsin
Sett6en, raffte ben Soum TIRES aleis
bes etpas bDbsr auf unp itanb tpenise
4%ueenbItds ipdtsr auf Der Srepps.
Siibner fam i6r bersits entgeqen,
auf ben eritsn Bid in isin srregtes
9eiidt fab iie, paB etpaS 9eIonosres
borgefalen isin mubte, uno Toroerte
i'm nit elmer ftummm Sanobsipsgung
gum Sprehen auf.
uSSrGu,in W1ner," bsri6tets er nit
s~itternper Stimme unb faItete bic als
ten SGnbe pis gum 9ebst. Die snds
otgs 5ral &onful lit erpadt uno,
benfen Sic iid nur. bat iogar 9sfpros
den, Nad ganaen bier Monaten bic
sriten Worte unb nit gang tlarsrt
gsrftanbs!"
,9a8 iii Elm sutes 3eiten. Siibs
asr!" entsesnste GrduIsiu Mt0uer rus
big, pbgieid aud ibr bas Ssra BEL bic
fer u%nerparteten Nahridt b06er
f4lus. r9at Tie pieueidt mad mir
sefragt?"
.Nein, absr mad benz Notar bat iie
mid seldidt unp bin5ugsiigt. i'd mo-
ge ftneu seben. iie bate IS eiItg. Sd
mar pie Dor ben aopf 9eidIusen. ais
iis nit sinem WaIe, taum bate Iis Die
Qugen aufsefdlagen, mia anrisf, bic
Eouleaus ouf5uaieben bsfabl unb mid
oann mad einem Ibpotaten fdidte.
Sou i'd pirtIid sehen, 6rGuIsin M0ls
ler?"
nNatiirlid, Siibner! Was 1T ba
nod gu 3tpeifelu? @ebsn Sic gu 0errn
Dtar 9elssn, er beiOr9t ale @sfbdfts
Der Sfrau &onful unD pirb ibr aud
heute ben belten Hatb getsu, falls Iis
einen iolben brau@t. 4uf benz Rid
lpess treten Sic BEL 0ottor Mertsns
Elm uno bitten ibn. tpomDglih fogleih
5u tOmmen; Is pirb INNER better iein,
ipsnn sr iib ppn benz 3ultanbe b:r
Hranten uber5eugt!"
nSo, unb bann audi 8leih 81 benz
GeiItliden, Srdulein MDqsr!" nidt.
0iibner ssbanterpon. Den ipirb urs
Iere 5rau 3onfuI ON nOtbieItsn braus
den, Denn lanse madt lie niht mebr.
bas tOnn.n sic mir glauben! Sd
femme bas! Golhe Iugen uno fold
Elm 9eiidt BADEN nur Meniden tur3
por benz 9obe!!"
Sen @eiItliden laRen Sic fiir's
erI tie nod, Siibner!" unterbra1 5rdrs
lein M0ner i'm febr entfdieben. nSals
ten sic IiG nidt nit unn6tbigen @dns
gen aui, brinsen sic ben Rotar uno
ben 0ottor, unb ieier sic 70 i6nel
pie mDelin mieo.r our Stelle. sic
fonnen bier rotbig feiu."
n@ut, gut. 5rdulein M0Ier!"
brummte Siibner unSufrieben. rSis
miifen bas natiirlth better pilIen,
aber reht babe i'd bod, ssrabefo pie
bamals nit ber CULT"
@r itelate mibmuthis bic 1reppe
binunter, pGbrenb Srdulein Settden
ibren groben Sbaipl abparf unb an
ben brennenben 8 fen trat. lm ibre
9Gnbe uno aIeiber gu ertpdrmen, an
benen bic iiblzfeudte 9erbitluft bling,
bic fie aus benz @arten mitgebraht
bate. 5inf Minlten fpdter Dffnett
iie Dorii4ti9 Die 1biir gum Srantens
simmer.
(Sortfebung fOlst.)
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Eli perfnufen.
S%tnratprs-0 crfanf.

8crfhieoene Saruteu. ole 1in ylatIab ees
berilurbeneH @oiparo ulubo aeb0reil IIno mebr,
als 1900 Ider entbdlten. am Wliless Htpcrsg Ned.
SulboltsG nutlio, lteeeno. iiHo 3u uerfauien. I'D.
1eteS bel 3nbu W. elliott, %SlIratur, Cation,
Gnlbut.G puhtA, Wto. Qfs-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

1000 Marplnno electric Der. .....,... 94lA
1000 gorloI K Boris. lraci. ber...... SIS
1000 gtorfolf & Boris. Gract. 5er...... SIA
1000 5euboorb !lir Cine der. ..,,...... 74A
1000 2eobouro elir cine 4er ........,. 74&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Er. 3oi5, @albroot %gtoeltue; 1900 Goro 8.
sitaBe; 2443 Niarolano,%g lpenue; 1862 Nsorbs
SSifIfstsstraBe; iS56 MoIber,S trahe: 259e
2rulosSiusaoeime; l719 8eft.9anpa Strabe
1902 21rIem.g peune; 1900 8lod oarlemsgloe. :
1900 glod 5iinite Sirabe: 1895 9ollins.Str. ;
1900 Elpd &inoen.g benlte: 3007 ct. YauIsStr. :
1910 YeringipnsS tra6e. 2am Der & Gilbert,
Ur. 301. ct. Haal.strake. (5ebrl4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

qanbhauier nit 1 uno 6 SfmmerW III tyuti.
Heb, al Der StraBenbnhn. rabe 9rooflpn, q.
U. GonntD. ebenoafelbit aud 8runoitiide 8l
oerfumfen. Oian iueube fin al e. 2inthicnm,
ina. Nr. 231, 6cnrtlanb.Str. (Mprt9,1 QRD
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Sugenbnib +. - Gin Sebrer be.
iprift nit oenl orItten ShuIiobr Die
@eihifte, mie Der 6lrtenfnabe. 60.
bio an ben Sol oes &onigS Saul
%fonln1t. gben lit er5dblt poroell oab
SaIl Nadrts feline Hube iono unb
borum bislpeilen Iiencr 5u iid) be.
fobl. Nlif Ole 6ro0c: ng8ie b6tteit
Gu Dem aonig Solll gebolietl, fpcill,
Gu oils iein 9iener in iein Sd,loi.
5ilnmer 9efomnlen wureit?" erfolgte
Die pronlpte antport: I'D bGttc ge.
iogt: seq Cid olri Gcine anbere Sci
te!!"
Sorbcugenb.- Gbenlonn (ber
auf Dem 5cilnpcgc Don Der aneipc
bon H~aufbo(oen itberiaQen uoroen
iit): sd mil Sbnen a1es p~er3ei6cu,
meine Serren, ober ge6en Sic mir
menigitens cine 9eiheinigung. oaB
Sic mid 10 5rgerldltet baben. 49,.
Ionit iagen meine 6reunoe pieoer,
bas bdtte meine 6rau %getbou!"
HGie sur Mei;e in's Inslanb Be.
iorgt 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Cft.galti.
n,oreitrafe, uate Gaitou, Sruie Aue.
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Ginc jdl1ue ,sarm,

nate Der neuen eleftrifhen 9abn, 6s ader, 80
~ aiItIr uno Is g9dIo: bot gnten 9ooen:
I Ianas S Sfbs Tmi nm : sa fIsni nio s1o dlie u inp m npt
oiefe garnt feten. INT fe 5u piirbiaen. Yretc
NM, $4,000, einfdlieblid fdrIirtIihen 3npeniarS.
Nad5ufrodeA bel Aermnnn @aoenbpcp, Sttn'
Iaer .Nr. 723-127, Daither Gftate gntloima,
VT. III, saero.GBarfes.s trahe.
lSeptf 10
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gu Uertaufeu:

8ertfponer @runobsiis, sum aadlak beS
perItprbtnsu 5pbn u. Snedbt ssbbreub, nabc
ner MieiIe Der Stnotereu5e; NIT Sront an Der
philadelphia, discrimination Ilno Baltimore gabu
mo Iabe Der SdIelbrope eleftrifhen &ubr, etipu
900 Ider. Wtit fiint ISobnb1uiern mo seipifs
len ytebengebdlioen. Jtabcrfo bel 5rauf u.
SHedlt, Observation-Disclosures. Ir. 1900, Wlpuut
HpGalsNur. (Ipeil2S, 4 DID
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3pieGeln @iertelped! &C.. .t0-t5c.
8 b It.
Seieen, Rfunb. 15-2Oc.
Grapefruit, Iuteno. ..... .$t-$1.50
Baltimore Marftberidlte.

Wolttmore, 30. Wpril 1900.
Wcbl. - 3uiubr 1925 5GIler,
cinldlieBlih 206S SGiicr 5u 2ocuIt-
Yoint uno 1853 S0iier ST Canton.
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81 UtrtduffH:
Gin Saus nit flint 3imtncrn, Sorber5immer
sa'teto fit euben, qonfeits, Yueinn1ers obtr
fonittaeS leihteS 0efb1ft. 9ldd5uiraeen bel
~. u. Gsniuah,
U20-3) Wr. 626-2S, 1orreit, ctr.
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Nuonoale Shure.

Inter neuer 2eitIng. oAlaoerIpsGoneIab Z.
q, s., Yr. 81 Sonntagss Sfuien, 9oaen uno
aefeufdafilihe Graaniiaiionen iino ipe5iea elm
eelaoel. Eaten beIesi burt 9. W. Nahe, 1907
yurf.9ipae. Diaotlcit 2167 D. Quail 1Mi)
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Stcusaefum:
Gteaeqrfuh
81 sermietbeM.


gu berttIetteH:
geue Sdufer ait y ,sYotomae ftr,, 8~tpifbeu
VoirrnountsM benue II. 5apetteitr.: alIe Qeauen,.
Iidfeiter: nieorige SWietbe. 9tebmt SairInoilnts
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Ical Coal, cine appctitrei5cnoc
3elifateiIr. Gtmas Nencs nno bciun.
oers fein fir Ieid)ten 2mnid). Stets
OH Sanb bel Snpocr, 757-759
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GFEnn fGnicn Gin idb6neS @eim, 20-22
" lOOO -24 observation-disclosures. ami
nit cement ROTOR, saeuer uuo sSDfe, email
Iirte Aaoe3inlmer unb SS1fdItdnoer, 9tb5uasfas
nal mo iiltiondre Bafh5uber. 500 gdGr II.
per HE'LL III ipoheiitltheii SabIunaen inter leids
ten &eoiEaunGeu.
CfSH Vnar mo sos pro Bo6e faufen
sOO cine ienrr ibbreu &Oritaot %gaobuiiis
Gen, gr, G35, $40 II. (. 10, @orflb @nemie,
NIT Seronoa ltlio Srorlt Ierrate. bsnogemaIten
Sedelt, Barf btnten: bier 8ruierie 1itlid bon
Der YorfsRoao. Soggono fabrer an Der lbiire
bprhei.
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