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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01
Eastern Newspaper Man Her

Mr.. and Mrs. L T. Glaser, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are in the city today. Mr..
CHASER has been connected with the
art department of the Cleveland
Plaindealer- and is looking over the
west with the idea of locating.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01
Building a Subway.

The subway under the Great Nor
thern track, at the foot of Thurston
street, is progressing rapidly and is
expected to be completed in the
course of couple of week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01
Hitching Racks. :

Hitching racks are being built to-
day under the instructions of City
Engineer c. c. Ward on the vacant
lots just east of the county court
house.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01

James A. Grant and wife, of Chi
waukum, are in the city today with
friends.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01

Everett Todd of Cashmere is here
on business today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-10-01
Washington Weatcher.

Washington-Fair tonight and Sat
urday, except showers near coast;
easterly winds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
CONVINCED GUARANTEE
LAW IS VERY GOOD

j. s. Richards, a prominent National
banker OF Louisville. Kentucky. who
has been touring the new st 'te during
the pas month inveetigaling the act
ual workings of the Oklahoma bank
guaranty law. was caller on Banl
commissioner A. NJ Young today and
secured valuable information from
that department as to the maryelou4
increase in hto banking business in
aatg since the law became effec'
tive.
w. ficoar sta es hat be was
sent to Oklahoma by the Louisville
bankers to investigate ,ae Oklahoma
laW aAl .4nlA states Thai he WIS
very much preludiced against the law,
before he came to Oklahoma, but
since he has inyestiga ed the matter
very closely, he Is forced to admit the
law indeed good one and that The
report he would make upon his re
turn TO Louisville will be favorable.
ne will recommend that similar
law be put into effect in Kentucky N
Richards sta ed to a Leader reporter
that he thought the news sent broa'
cast L oughout the country about
the remarkable success of Oklahoma
law was only campaign stuff. but "
glad to find that all the favorable re
ports about the operation OF the sys
tenn are true and that in every in
stance the objections hurled at the
law without foundation and untrue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
Lyle's Morning Report
(By Associated Press

Arden. n y. Sept l-Dr Lyle is
sued a bulletin at 9;l5 this morning
sewing he condition of Ed IL IIari
man is unchanged
Arden n Y, Sept 9-Late ycster-
day afternoon excitement was great
because of repeated death rumors
from New York City.
Reporters besegel attendants for
some message.
1T is said in New York that Mr..
Hartman is de d.
Those reports are no. tue, replied
Dr. Lyle "Asr. Hartman is better
today"
iTte Rev j Holmes McGuiness Is
the young rector Of The Episcopal par
ish Of which Mr. Hartman is mem
Der Alarmed by the morning papers
Dr.. McGuiness drove to Alden house
about l920 from his home at Chester
He spent two hours with the Hari
man fimily and was not seen in tho
valley again un Il he d owe home be
tween 4 and o'clock. The signe1
statement of Dr.. Lyle was repeate.
t. him
Well he replied YOU can quot
me also as saying test Mr. Harrimai
il better.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
PENITENTIARY RECEIVED
GIRL s TWO OESP0ILERS

Abe Roberts who was sentenced O
to days in the penilentiary on pc
jury cha &c and John Jones, VIII
was sentenced to five years i'm tle
pen.tentary on statutory charge.
were taken o McAlester Wednesda
by Sheriff NJ honey Roberts and
Jmes We're recently sentenced b}
Judge joel N Sandln of ne Lcs9i
county superior court Roberts was
convicted on a cha So Of commi-ting
peripy in obtaining a mariag Il
ccosc for John Jones and Pearl Mo
Catnon stating that the girls age
was nineteen when She was buJ tit
teen sd rs of age Jones aitarwar.
Marie the girl and the girls fla men
nosecutod him on statutory charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
CAMERON ACTS ON
UNION LABEL WAITER

, STATE Superintendent L d Gamer
on is sending out a circular letter %
the various school district trustees and
boa ds of education throughout the
state, announcing tha they could
make their own adoption of tex
books to be used in the public schols
in their district on the subjects of
ancient history, modern history, latin,
composition, Cicero and chems ry be-
cause the book companies of Chicag)
which were awarded the contract FOR
furnishing these books BIZ the state
text book commission bad refused TO
include in this years contract with
the commission the labor union clause
which provides thai their books mus.
bca- the union label
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
". c. 7. U. CONVENE;
PROGRAM IS INTERESTING

The Eleventh annual convention a
me Logan County ~. 4. 7. L. associa-
tion convened this afternoon at the
West SIDE Methodist church 40 two
O'Clock A large number ol delegates
from the neighhoring towns are I'M al
tendance while the Two live ~. G. T.
u city assOcia ions are Well repre- sent
Cd az the meeting AIRS Hattie II.
Leonard president of the MesI Side
W. C. IT.. q delivered lhe address oi
welcome
Mrs. Fc3nk Moses acting prcsiden.
of the society. presided over the after
noon session The devotional service
was lead by Mrs \. 5 Filsou
The balance of the af ernOn was
taken mp i'm appointing of the various
committees and hearing the report o.
officers
This Evenings Program
The feature of the evening program
will be an address by Mrs. Ahhie B
Hillerman. focmer president OF the
state W. c. Il. H. society Who has re-
Gently returned from a trip 10 Pand
ma Her ad ress viii be ON the work.
done in Panama along temperance
line nd viii give an interesting ac
couL Z Panama conditions
TIN c. gram tor the evening SEES
sion is Z. OlloWs
Song 3 convention
500 q )tious. Rev NJ f. Rains
berger Z
Reeitaio e liza Gafmey
Music-Tt selected
Address, + d. Cameron
Solo-Sele0 Mr. A. p Vmmins
Address-Ma bic B. Hillerman.
Collection
RenediclIon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09

one day prior TO the Saraioel
meeting, W j Bryan and Governor
Haskcu conferred at Muskogee, as
hc following shows
Nuskoepc Okla Sept By
Iplrempac arrangement a confer
Nee between w } Bryan and Gov
A. Haskell was held in Musko
,ee Yesterday Mr. Bryan was on
his way 10 Texas and wired the gov
rnor 10 meet him AT the Muskogeo
station The governor happened 20.
1e in Nuskogce and for ten minutes
Haskell and Bryan were in close con
mliauon Bryan swung on the train
ass it pulled out.
There was absolutely no political
ignidcanca i'm our conference" said
Governor Haskell We didn't even
mention politics II was Just a friend
N chat such as any two friend
would have.
Governor Haskell denied that any
reference was made TO Democratic
senalors who voted with tn eRepublic-
ms on the tariff bill
Governor Haskell left tonight Tor
rovo and will return 70 Muskogee
Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
SETTING READY FOR
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

The Sc o., lanl commission meets
ii special SESSION tomorrow aud
auch important business relative to
be- salo 81 The college lands OF the
state V.ll De transacted. Manager
81 Simpler. uf lhe sales depart
nonf announces that he has read!
Or iho Is. ntcr the detailed descrip'
i've information Ot all the le50Ooo
ere. ot school land, together win
descriptive map of each county "
KGIcn IRE lands are situated,
ne the location or the land ha
owns. and the rivers This inio W
len is To be printed in d booklet ua
an 0u % am persons inqulrin- Iof
incarnation cone png the salt -
b. ard The appraisement work Of
ua Indemnity school lands In Lln
DIN county viii bo completed
vaak aud the cops descriptive oi ha
and will DE In the hands Of the fnl
poxt week. Al tomorrows me
ua of bt board FIVE additionai
astors viii be employed 10 as y
hs appraisemeut work The AH-
raisoment work IN Pottaw 3nHa
county Will begin next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
NEW YORK HEARD
DEATH REPORT
Minister Spent Several Hours
In Castle Where Sick
Wizard Died
(By Associated Press)

-AA'SNNAttNNA
Arden, N. Y, Sept. O.
Edward H. Hartman died
this afternoon about 3
o'clock. Death came after
financier's heroic struggle,
which caused him to visit
world renowned physicians
and health resorts. Few
were at the bedside, but the
patient press representa-
tives knew the end was nigh.
Mr.. Harriman's last
words were, "Tell them |
did my best. "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
FIRE DESTROYED HAY

El Reno. sept "a spark from a St.
Louis. TT Reno and Western engine
Set fire TO a pile Of bailed hay at the
cry Feed and Coal company S yards,
On the school section opposite the ena
Of Barker avenue destroying six tons
"a hay. The fire was outside the city
limits. bu. the department went %
he rescue and made a strong fight, as
the blsze was en3angering properly
wit. In he limits of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
SEEK COLLECTION
ON GOLD CERTIFICATES

The Guthrie Mill and Elevator com
pany this morning filed suit in the
Logan county district court against
W. Z Humphrey administrator OF lhe
sta e Of ". A. Humphrey. deceased,
to collect a claim alleged 10 have
been obligated by the deceased 10
the company in the sum of $24o95-
The bin is for stocl, purchased but moi
.scttlcd for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
TRUTHFUL VISITORS SAY
PRAIRIE CHICKENS ARE THICK

Charles Olson OF Coylo and Doc
tor Fulrow of ihi, city we're recently
visitors al Woodward Gage and Ar
nett in tho Interest Of scicntc
health and pleasure Tom NutalL
depaty sheriff OF Ellis county wa
one of hoir hosts, and The man WHO
operates one oil HE best ranches IN
Western Oklahoma made the occa
sIcn OF the visit one thoy Will lons
remember Nutall took his gues.
down TO the ranch ANA the prairie
chickens are so thick down there ON
has To send a guard alons TO dll1e
Them away from the visitors, u Oh"
tales related by FuwoW and OlsoE
are to be believed, and, like Brutus
thoy are reputed TO be truthful men
The Ellis County Capital editor know.
ing the visitors were from the term
inal city of Che Mountain, Valley and
plains road look occasion q ln
form Che visitors that Arnetg Me I'M
land capJal OF Ellis county. is reH
ING ON Guthrie to keep the roa
booming. that the west side peonlC
may be i'm closer touch VIII ho .1p
mall adding thai The sentiment lci
permanent capital location ON b.
west side is almost unanimous fol
ho present site.
TAe great Han ranch OF 0alar
much has been written is in Eli
county and that is sal do be- u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
OPPOSE PRESENT
NEW YORK LEADERS
N, ]. Bryan Holds Conference
with Haskell at LatteT'S
Home City
(By Associated Pressl

Saratoga. n. y. Sept 9.-De-o
ucys proposed reiuyenalon vsr
undertaken 10y a committee of Dem
crafts who are NOT In accord witt
lartys present management in
lork state, promises intelestl a-
el0pmonts during The CONT.
hich began lbs session here ,Qaa
Prominent among the conterees
Alton b Parker, eX-Justice ID C.H
lIeruck Edward NJ Shepard, Tho
N Osborne, eX-Juslice Morgan
O'Bncn. Augustus NanWyck and uI.
rict Attorney Jerome, all Of national
anne 80 special course has been
outlined bur il is known that present
Sew York state political leaders ar.
considered incompetent for higl
place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09

NT aVU NWdTNV WdUV 4y TVVTJTVVTa
George Hawthorne a farmer resid-
ing three miles east of Meridian vas
arrested late last evening by Sherl
Mahoney on the charge OF unme.ciiul
Iy be1ting his children The com
plant was sworn ont by Ilawthorues
He gave bond to the couu
ty court today in the sum of 500 pond
ing his trial which was set for Oc 20.
ber 4tb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
ASYLUM HER END;
MRS. DUKE A WRECK
Cny Assdeilted Pressl

CHICAGO Sept 9-Alice Webb
DHEe. tho divorced wife of Brodie L.
luke Jhe len tobacco magnate, was
eda committed to an asylum for b.
insane at Kankakeo The once hril
liant bride Of Duke appeared TO he q
complete mental and physical wreck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09

The stale depariment Of lab0r IS
today sending out q circular lester ae
mpaned by COPY Of ihe -hlld
labor law TO all the factories. worl.
shops and bakeries IN the state call.
inc attention 10 the provisions Of The
law. aud announcing taat they intend
to enforce the law to the letter aaj
that the factory inspector will fill
criminal information against al mar
ties which he finds to be violating the
law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
IKE LEVY A STONE Man

]. b. Levy. of Oklahoma City for
merly OF Guthrie is iu fhe ciA to-day
MIR. Levy has recently acquires con.
troll of Ac granite Quarrtes near F5lr
omingo and is figuling ou selling ,aa
stone To state institutions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09

Repeated efforts to ascertain caus
Of disas er ELECTED no fuller info.mg
ton. All officials join i'm sayin"
saying wreck was due to ordmars
cause and that wreckers were MOI
discovered. if such had aught to 4
with disaster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
SALT LAKE FLYER
IN BAD V.fEGE

(By Associated Eress0
salt Lake City. Utah. Sept o-
Fast train no | on the Salt Lake,
Los Angeles. san Pedro, west bouta
aided with local train near Tin.
rc Junction today. A npmbec +
persons are reported injured
.gain wag making Qp Lost time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
BROKEN RAIL ALLEGED
CAUSE OF DISASTER
Twenty-FOuT Passengers Re.
ported as Victims Of
Wreck

Kansas City. Mo. Sept a Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger rain No. son.
west bound. was deraile near ia
mer, Kansas, 100 mues west oI Nat
sas city. early today According
railway officials in the office here
twenty four persons sustainc3 slight ID
i.ries. but none was fatally hurt. Tw,
coaches were turned over The wrec
was caused by "A broken rail-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09

Fire truck No was called out al s
O'Clock last evening to the zoo block
OH Nef j Broad street where hinge
grass fire on some vacant lots was
endangemng the property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-09
cesry chopping Along

....-.--l-
New lulh'
3obefi z Fea'y e inahIlE "IO'' '''
progress aoulh"aIa or 'Ne 'oa7'
laoIaa'' ~ H'' 5.ii, 80 ,,,,.
there came from MN les,eiua5 Z il''''
sage directly onali'asiuE 'u'
it} OF br tl.d'Ileh a' VOC" "' i.'oo
Iln and luHlh'I eoihN'''a',ilN
tion "Ach INC Wlioi. ""fta Y '''7'
lnE
PeaN conl'iiu h.s N 5'.'t "''4 ~"
noF ON we lceacaiI'0 hooS' VIZ ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

ben. 3rpci itc6cu an icitcitcn; Gcra-
d oicic miro er li0 olraiubcn unO JIG
5ltr Scitc bie9cn, Inn ollrh Die Scff-
mula Oos 6rcie 81 acuimlcn. @r
lio6t lih an Die N(r6cit, briift,
iponnt iif, idnpitt mo iett cine
g&cilc ans. Gam nod Gin lebteS
Nhuirniicn lin0 Der cine Stob biegt
iid) longiom sur Scitc. Inter Don't
nern0em 9eiioIl 9clin9t C5 linn, nlld)
oil 5mcite StonGc 81 bcuQltigcn uno
oti Die Siibnc bcron9 81 ipo5ieren.
ltn6. 0od) lit Oic Snd)c gar nid)t 10
id)picrig: Die StGbc marcn ihon &c
boAcn, c6c iie dlli bic 9iibnc fon1crL
llltr itonbcn lie nit Der GinbuAtln1
llad) Dem Sintcr1rill0. Ter &iirIt-
fer brolId)t lie nur IN ibrcn @ogern
jur Scitc 5ll DrcberL mas nid)t oujlt
ihucr iii, ulo bat icinc 2ll1igubc
glGujcuo Acl0it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
Wtblctcn.S rifS.

Tnrilber bcrid)tet Der EoriIer Mci.
tier Ntblet Socreulc IN Der Sport
3citld)riIt nSo bic al grand air" cine
Nnjobl SrifS icircr Ger,la0cnoiicl
DC ole 0oa cine genlcinIom bober,
boB nc crItolnllidc aroitproben, bic
olld) ocll blolirteItcn 3nld)ollcr bc0ei.
licrll tolnclt, allf 0crthar ciniodIte
Nellc crtl0rcn. $40 Die &rait nidt
oll"reld)t, mlB Die &linlt iie ebc,l CT.
leecll. lllto mic Die SGilidulia trob
Der ollgeltrciAtcn Gontrolc ocS Gllbli.
frmS m69lih iii, lit cbcnio mlterbol-
telio iuie lcbrrcid). ga lit julG6It Die
tyrngc Der groBcn @emidtc. 9luf otnt
Eoolitnl licgen iibcr- mo ncbcneilon.
Der Die Nontcln nnb Worrcn nit oor5
il%ll0loubIid) bpben 3oblell. Mon Der.
lltd]t belhci0cn zines o0cr oaS al.
ocre olldl ililr cinen Soil bod 5ll Re.
ben, aber obnmddltig glcitct Die &alo
bon ben lpicgelblonfen @riifcn ob,
hodDltenS ooB ooS Wclpidlt NIT Ouln.
prem ElunpS bobniid) micoer striid.
f0lt, Gam crid)eint mad, elmer 4ci.
lie Der 'tnrfc Wiom llllb ~itenlnlt ipic.
lclto Die porbcr 10 umbclucglid)cn 81
Ienflllllpcn - ollcrbingS nid)t, otllc
oob 5l,por butter sen &itliIiel Elm
G~nl1dbltild bon onlcbnlibcr Sd)lucrc
berorsgebobcn luor0en lit itno Der
glotte 8riif nit &olopbonilum rnllb
gcrnddt muroc.
Gam fonlnlt boS &ortcnScrreiBen
iino Neutrality-suspicious.. @er einriol
Den Serllld) genlad)t bat, miro miiien,
Dab cS id)on cine ollit1noige aroftlei.
itung lit, elm 9robereS Stiid &orton
geltan in Der &idtlrng Ser Eopicr-
flohe 5u 5erreiBcng gei elmer Spiel.
forie i'll es iuegeil Der fnr5ell @is.
fuhgSiIddc 9eraoe5u ein Meiitcritiid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07
Icmpfrniic nnb Grnit.

llc6cr Die luodienOc ~lo5iolc Gmon.
5ipotion OcS EonfiiniIlcrS plouoert
Eroi. Or. 9trt6nr SeiOl in Der Mo.
nnt8i6riit o9torb mo Siio."
,9toM Elm <9icpb @oyon", id)rcibt
CT, olCDt ais undergraduates &ncdt
rrtO Gicncr, glcidiom ais NcOicnter
icinc2 &crrL oe5 BiirIten Gitcrbo5p,
IN poIIitcr l~o5loler glbbGngi0fcit bon
Oielcnl. W(o5ort bcreit9 protcitirt,
bis 5ltn @rld), 1cgcl Die 3lunuutbrmg
icIlca &crrL OeS SiidoiS bon Solj.
burg, Oil Der Wciinoe Sufcl mitsl.
Ipcllen. SuOlUi1 npon" 9ectbopen 10.
Damn ~crcifcrt lid @olf0ong bon"
Goethe gc0cnilber 81 EepliB Dab CT
inter 10 pictcl @iidli1gcn t~iefiter
1epotion init 0cn hoben %errcll Der
fcDrc, mo lhrciiet ollfrcd)tcn Sotps
ties, ben Sut ltromm allf Dem &opfc.
cben0a mittcn burd sic ociiiritctell
uqo bcItcrntcn @citoltcll cil1 ct.
loo5 trolnpiboitcr, bod BET after
SolHItorriQtcit i'm @rrulNc ,ltac-
t0hrllO nolUer Selnofrot, Der ,0ic
Welt ltIht beiicr mudlt. lpcltn CT tic
O%ctelGobel iinOct," ltntt iid) in iie flug
5l ldldcn. Gron5 2iS5t bcn1cltge1en
miebcr mciB Die Sodle meiIterlid) Dor
llebm bon cillcnl ol1bcrcn Gnbc ld)oll
oll5upofcn ulo bringt CT nidt MIR
'ertig, in b0fiid)cu Sormcn ielblt,
ourd) molldcS d)drnlante, un0 oils
lolde8 cbcl ollH crtr1glidc, Spnmot
Die bobc gSclt gc~le1cntlid) rcd)t ioll
per0ll 81 tritiiircrp lollbern aud Den
Heipett iiir Stunt ltno &iinitler 3. 9.
ouru) lctn Npercl: o@o Seine Wtoic-
itdt Ipred)clt bot Ser &iinItlsr 81
ldlpcigcn!" o0er sd mpllte GIN. Wto-
leltdt l%lntcrbdltnllg lliht ourd) mein
Spiel %lt0renl" lid) nlltoritdtip 81 er.
5lpingcl. @ogner enblid) miro Der
Srcitno cinc@ &onigs uno fonunt TO-
gar in bic TuSnobm5lagc, oil Der
Sclte Or. Moielt1t oils qeicierter
&illlltler bon Der groBcn Soilogc bes
Wilnd)ncr &0l. SpcrllbnuicS ans bic
Itilrn1ild)cn Spotionen cilicS T,tbli-
tllnta NIT onnfcloem Scrnci0cn cllt-
ge9elt 81 nCbltcn. 9on1it lit Die &C.
lellld)oltIidjc @cbung bcS anil5cn
Stonoc@, Die %ic5iolc emancipation
5itrnal ocS SonfiinItlcrbcrlicS eno-
giilti1 poll5ogcn,
9aS iltcrciionte Wir5bcft porl9toro
nt6 SUO cntb1lt lpiebcrum cine
6illle bcruorrogenbcr @eitrGgc, bon
ocllen olcid) oil crIter Stcllc ser BE-
gilln elleS nelIelt bunloriItiid)cn No-
mans bon Surt Nrom: Sic SogeItol-
sc 5n Hcnnen lit. Ierner lit ouS Seit
NIT 5oblreid)ell &itnit- iulb Miiiifbei-
9oben uilSgcItottct, ipoonrd) cs iid)
goll5 ~belonocrs ipertbpoll pr0ientirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-07

bcS 5lpcitcn SrCiieprin Dem Nro5cb
| gcgen @iutom Scpncr 9citcQte Nn.
fragc entidia0 aSSbcrbunoeagcri6t,
penn monfedtbarcm 3el8niB 5llfol-
&c Gin NlngctIdgtcr 0Cgen Die Harn-
0ropbcu 4 unO ) ocS ~GiuponOc.
rurgS-@cicBca bonn Sabre 1903 Der
itoBen bobc, ipcldea Die 2lufforocrung
6ltr Ginmanocrltn9 nod ben &crei=
nigten Stouten pcr6ietct, 10 t0nnc Ser
Hidter oc3 ErojeBgcri6tS Elm pcrltr-
t6eilcnOcS Grfcnntnib obQcbcn. Sep.
lter lpor olti @run0 Oi2ic9 @ricBC9
Idutl0ig befun0en u10 in crItcr (Sns
itan5 SIT elmer 0cIobllBe BON $1,000
perurtbeilt mor0Gn. Gr lcgte Donll
Die 9ernfung an zen Nppelhof Gin
mo Oicit5 bcIt0tigtc Die NciugniB Oca
@cridtc9, inter iol6en llmitGn0cn
cin ltrtbeil gegcn Den 2ln9ctlogten
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Wm. 80. Me3ntire,
1905 Nmcriean Sniloins.
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