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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06

that some injury had been done to the alleged, but to me unknown complain ants, it could not have justified the inflictfon of greater injury upon me of the four horse stables and the ga- rage, which nearly surrounds the pou1- try yards( have complained I am sure no one has been annoyed this sea- son by growing roosters. cackling hens or disagreeabie odors-
 It is in the power of the incoming administration to improve the person. neI of this board of health Intelli- gent men are wanted who can protect the health of the community without unnecessarily trampling upon the un- doubted rights of citizens But this Is not enough: several petitions with several hundred names attached were presented to the last Common Coun- ell asking for relief. The new Com mon Council should take the matter up. It seems that a series of outrages had been perpetrated by the -oard of health upon private citizens on both sides of the river. The petitioners de- sire the repeal of the city ordinances which made these outrages possible The polltry license feature of this ordi- nance no longer serves any useful pur- pose. At no time has it been urif- versally enforced, and it has broken down completely. The present policy of the board said to be and for a long time has been, to grant no writ
 
 the ordinance. What reason can be given then for not repeating this orlf- nance? But oue reason is apparent, and that reason ought to be sufficient of itself to cause it's repeal The board seems to have s-Queered'' the in tention of the Common Council which passed this ordinance so as to make it unlawful for any one to keep g,oul- try under any conditions whatsoever Several hundred citizens have thus been made technical law breakers The situation thus created enables the board to interfere with the rights and privileges of poultry men without giv- ing any reason. If it's orders are not obeyed poultry man may be arrested and fined. not for maintaining nui- sance which could not be proved, but for not properly bending the knee to their majesty the board Of health. The legality of the ordinance is questioned; it has. certainly been used to deprive citizens of their property rights with out compensation ana without any as certafnable reason other than possible spite Poultry keepers should not be forced to appeal to the higher courts for protection. We have not the space to cite eases of injustice done, but we have few which are interesting.
 Yours very respectfully
 VIM R. HORSON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
AMERICAN SOCIETY
 NOT REPRESENTED AT COPENHAGEN
Special from United Press.)

TSpeCIdT FTeSS-J
 Copenhagen, Nov- 6.-The National ia Geographical Society of America will
 rot be represented at the examination of the records of Dr. Frederick A.a Cook, the American Arctic explorer bv ! the University of Copenhagen. The n professors of the university today de-A cided to refuse the request of the x American Society that committees.
 the same committee that endorsed the Peary records, be allowed to nartici-c pate in the examinations of the uni $ Versity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
MISS MABEL cHoATE
Especial from United Press.)

New York. Nov. 6-D-. Frederick F. Kinecutt. who is attending Miss Mabel Choate. daughter of former Ambassa- dor and Mrs. Choate. announced today that Miss Choate Is now much improv- ed. Her condition was so serious last night that her parents were summoned from Lenox. Mass. and made the trip to this city in a special train. pr. Klnecutt stated that there was no reason for alarm and that he expect ed his patient to recover.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
Weather Indications
(speciaI from United Press, ,

New Haven. Nov. Forecast:-Fafr tonight; Sunday fair and warmer. Pleasant weather prevails this morn ing in all sections of the Rocky Noun tains- The temperature is rising in the west and central sections but con tinues low in the eastern sections tana
 Conditions favor for this vsci-,fss IT. weather with not much chang in tenn perature tonight. Sunday fair with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
dEANEAsY. THE BEST HAND

Guaranteed not 10 IR1ure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust Grease. Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hands or clothing. LarKe can 10 canta Manufactured by Nn- R. winn. ssS 5tratford Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06
TIE pKErr1Esr PACE.

and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disngured by an unsightly wart IL can easily be removed in lew days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyruz Pharmacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and fe6 Cannon St
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-06

When Mary Garden. the prima dom ma. arrived from Europe to open her third seascn at the Manhattan Opera
 House in New York she told the re- porters that she was not engaged to be married. as had been reported from abroad. but she admitted that she had loft her heart in Paris. adding. "A nd I wept ell the way over" Notwlth- standing all the, tears she confessed having shed Miss Mary was more
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. A. Il. Shaw, of Paradise, passed
through town Wednesday, en- route to
her old home at Virginia City.
NTH Ethel Sage, who has spent the
last four months on the coast. has re
turned home.
Mrs. j. w. West and children left
on this morning 5 Paradise stage.
Frank Hammond is in from North
Ranch today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mckinley ar
rived from MeDermitt yesterday after
moor and left for the coast ON No. ;
last evening.
Mrs. w. A. Lehman, of Palo Alto,
Calf, is at the Lafayette and will
leave in the morning to join her hus
band at National.
II. Fl. Pearce, of Reno, representing
the National Cash Register company is
at the Lafayette.
II. H. Riddles, the Western Pacific
contractor. is in from Nalmy today.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
WILL ESTABLISH OR
ECON COLONY
(speeial q siIver SAC News


SPOKANE, Wash, July S.-Plans
have been completed by j. G. Crawford
of Heppner, Oregon, to place 1000
German and Hungarian families on 49,
600 acres of wheat land in the north
ern part of Morrow county, southwest
of Spokane. The land was formerly
part of the Woolery estate and is now
owned by Portland people. The colon
~lzation is to be completed the coming
fall. Mr.. Crawford says the heads of
many of the families are men of means
and the others are familiar with the
various branches of agriculture, thus
making d valuable addition to the
southern part of the Inland Empire.
Plans are also under way to send par
ties of colonists into Stevens county
and other points along the Columbia
river in the northern part of Washing
ton, where are thousands of acres of
lands adapted to growing cereals and
all kinds of vine and tree fruits.
There is also a movement on foot in
Spokane to provide lands owned by
the government and the state to those
who are not successful in the big lot
terry organized by Uncle Sam to dis
pose of 100000 acres of Indian lands
in Washington. Idaho and Montana in
August.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
WEATHER REPORT.

Following is the report of the local
Office OF the United States weather
bureau of the department Of agrieal.
ture for Winnemucea for the twenty.
four hours ending at ) a. m. July s.
1909:
Maximum temperature, 100.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Mean temperature, IS.
Normal temperature, 90.
Prevailing direction Of the wine
southwest.
Forecast for Winnemucca and vieini.
~ for the twenty four nours ending at
5 p. m. July 4, issued from San Fran.
cisco: Fair; cooler tonight and Sun.
day.
j. 9. HAYDEN,
Official in Charge.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03

ANY LADY can easily make from
SIS to s25 per week working for me
quietly in her own home locality. This
Is a bonaide offer-one which will pay
you to investigate, even if you can
only spare two hours per day. No in.
vestment required. Turn your spare
time into money. Write me at once
for particulars. Address HARRIET M
RICHARDS, Box 80, Women's Build
ing, Joliet, Illinois.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
NOTED CLAIRvOYANT
AT THE SHONE HOUSE

Mizpah, the celebrated c%lairvoyant
and medium, whose headquarters are
at Goldfeld, is at the Shone house for a
few days only. Madam Mizpah is re-
puted to tell about locating veins in
mines. uniting the separated and hiring
ing peace to unhappy homes. For ties
timonials see her circulars.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
No IMPROVEMENT IN
YOUNG LADY'S CONDITION.

Miss Mile Guthrie has peen serious
.ly i'll for the past week. Today there
is no noticeable Improvement in the
Young lady s condition.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
A NIGHT RIDERS RAID

The worst night riders are ealomel.
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid
your bed to rob you of rest. Not 70
with DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
never distress or Inconvenience, but al
ways cleanse the system, curing Colds,
Headache, constipation, Malaria, 25c at
Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03
NOTICE.

To Mrs. Molie Lovelace:
Please call and settle your storage
bill at once or goods will be sold at
public sale in 80 days, according to law
l21m +. N. MULLER.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-03

To Mr.. j. Carat:

To Mr.. j. Carat:
Please call and settle your storage
bin at once or goods will be sold at
public sale in so days, according to law.
If +. N. MULLER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
SMiifsnad,rid,teu.

Rew Yorf IS. >satrnor.
Ter GonIplcr oSoniiiauc" lit hcutc
bon Saurc an1etommelt.
g~bgeiobren limo Die Gunpfcr "a
lorraine" na6 0uprc. .@brmuib"
,iad) Bremen uub .Moltte" nat
Cabs etc.
Neopel, %. Aunuor. ley
Iainpfer 1StaIio" lit pom Neip.Dors
%nrgelangt.
aIeranoria. rs. ,Snnuor. -
Ter Gampfer .Georie" lit bon Ncm.
Dorf ,e~insetrofien.
81 utbumpton. IS. SSnmlnr.
Der Gampfer .Senionic" Iangte
.belte BON 'Rem.0orf bier an.
Abgeinbren lit Der Ganipier .gfo-
jeitie" mad Nem.sorf.
4opre, %. Sanunr. Ger
Ennpfer ga SoDoie" 1T BON New-
S)crf bier einaeloafer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

@eit-S orato9oitr, Dem &o0i GoOcn
in Ser peItIiden Foli3ciItation gcle.
gentlth oeS &crhorS gcgen Ben 30.
jGbrigcn George :. @optin5, ibrcn
@l0optiuio6n. Sic crfldrte Dem Gtid.
ter. ooB tie uno i6r @atte Den Sc
nanuten ul2 tleiuen &uoben III iid)
gcuonmer uno mifqc3ogcu hGttcL
lpie i'm leiblihe8 &iuo. gQs er ount
oltiNClpadierb bnbc CT thr oHca @llte,
mas. Tie ali i'm actGon, idmdblidl
QcIe6ri. Gfr babe er lie beidimpft
uno QcidluQcn. 9(nl Wlittpoh bate
cr ibr Hortcll0jm0ie init S1,O1, &rl-
NoIt ouf Dem Glide licGCu0 gcflm0cn.
Cr bouc cil1en 0plt0r berolt2gcnon.
men llrb 0u5 @tlO ucrtrrmfcn ul0
iGr rtr : Gcut3 qcloiicrL oblpobl Der
&ctruG ibrc game @onrid)nit oar.
itcQtc. Ntl5 tie inn bel iciner Nijd,
tcbr &orlpiiric Oorilbcr gcn1od)t babe,
lei cr orli lie lo4acitijr5t ut0 babe Tie
b0Git brlttol mibbon0eIt, 10 boB lie
glollbc in1cre &crICBlmGcn %0opongcs
TRACER, Sit bobcn. Gunm babe ljc lei
ne 6citna6rnc cruirft. &u0i &ooeu
uonItr 0cr 2n1leihulOi9tcn cIlrcn &c.
mcincu brrrtolcn Nntron uno lonOtc
i'm AM ciu &ubr ms @cidnQnib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
glns brm Snncrcn MnrulnnO'S nnb
ben auerrnscnbcn Staatcn.
&pn &uu0itreihc be-.
ruubt.


ruubt.
Truuf &ocob3, cin @ei5cr Ger vNnl-
tintuyc Ghiu NdblL" Der III 6rebcrid,
Mo. mohnt. mur0e nn1 9icnito4
&lGcnO bel g8nihin0ton &unction,
Af0., Dem 0n0punft Der N}ctrOpoli.
TOW 3mcigbnb1G non pier &nnOitrci
d]crn on9cQriiieu mo nm ieine $l.6O
bctrogcu0e Yoarid)aIt bCranbt. Ter
lIctGriaa trlta lid ST mGhrcn0 Der
! TrohtYug, ulll Incident IuCob2 Ncl
scr mar, mcbrcrc Eoiin0icrjjlBc por-
beiIobrcn !icB.
@rfuugCnC cutiprinqCn.
@Nl3 0cnt @ci6nGniB 5u Upper
Wtnrlboro, l}rincc Georges Gounto,
No, ]cntipronQcu III Ser Nadjt bonn
GicnitnQ oltf M}ittmoh 5luci NcGcr.
Sic huttcn aus @etthcden ein Sell
Qcorcht. 90 Dor II Sobreu ein @c.
to1rGcHCr oic Giicnit0bc oCa Scnitcra
Der 3eQe hurhi01t bette unO Der
S6u6gr nur obCrfldblid) rCparirt
mpr0cn ludr, nur0e 0cll 9tcQcrn Ser
NltSbrlld) nidt ldDmer. Gte ,}elle lit
i~ibriNcua cine o@ciitcr}cuc". (<n Der
iclbru non i|cil,cr Belt ciucr ocr WI6r,
scr @olUie'& cin0clpcrrt, unb icit Der
3eit ipll q in ncn Ucnlad1 ltidt 0Qr5
Qcbcucr icjl.
Ger manor pom @lCH sd o..
%obu y. Garrett, ser Mtap0r BON
@lcn Gdo, pCldcr lett ultd) NcdIt3-
oipnlt it, bciinOrt iidl mic0crrm in
icincm Clement. Gr lcNtc oen Som,
miNdrcu Don Northumberland
rillcn pom 5nhlreidcn &clpphnert Oc9
Nntnmnc 0iltritta pnll WIontQomcrns
GountD uftcr}cifnctc Tetition oOGr
@cldNUcroeldriit ppr, in ser ca hcibt.
DOB Ole Guntrnftorrn mo oercll glr,
better, meldc in icnem Giitrift 2uuO.
ItroBclt boltcn, 0en Somtog entbei.
ligcn il0em lie onl SoSe Oes @crrt
Wtnillciels N&cttrelmcll uui Der Snr0.
'traGc Dcronitnltcll, uno ser gNi0er-
rllr Oc@ Gontrdttcs pcrlonQt miro.
Cie &ommiilGre cntid)icben obcr gcs
gen Den ltrcitbarcl Wanpr. Scr ihpn
@clul10te 'ulo onborp hobe Hcri0ll
addiction luc9cn 81 idnclleu Nutomo.
biltubrcna nit @cloitruieu bcle9t bat.
Garrett piI Die iebt bic Werid)tc an.
rltclt.
Mpllcn 2onbitrobe Der.
fouen.
GaS iNrcttorilum Scr yGonod)eo-
'altc l%llrnpttc Company" pon Maib-
in0ton. Gountp bat fir nGd)Iten 9icn-
tag cine &eriommlung Der Sftio.
mare cilberuicn, I'M iibcr Sen Ser.
tollf Der Hnnoitrobc an Die StootSs
SonoltraBenbuu %Gommiiiipn 81 be.
rotbcn. IS iinh $3.50 Nftien porbon.
pcll, oercll KarllpCrtb $50 lit. Sent
%ernchnlcn nod ioQcu piclc Nftio.
mare bcreit leill, Dem Stoat ibre Of
ten jll $40 81 p~crfouicn.
Ncttctc icinc Sumilic.
Gopt, !. y. Nobrcr, Elm promil1er.
ter Wcrpohncr bon &ceopSpille. @oib-
tll8ton.G pultp Mo., rcttetc ieine @ot.
TN ,lno iciner SoAter, 6rou Mimic
Sdellcr, III Ser GienItoDS Aod)t oos
Seber. Gr lpodtc olii mo bcnlerfte.
OoB einflit Glen @oblcn9nS clt-
ltrortte ulb @ottin llno Sod,ter be.
rcitS belpuBtlos ipnrer, Sbifon
iebit bolb btt1ll6t, gclolla es ibln
Die teiben Irouen birollS IN
ole ride Sltit 81 truGcit. Gem Der.
belaerniGleil grjt gelollg Is mad,
jlpeiItiltoiger grbeit, tic ms @e.
lpiiBtlein 5llriid5ubrinaelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29

~"t''u n'p @l,''' II >'"''' V'"''o
'''' "I0' 9I'oo,
@ricfGrf6r6cruuo nadl ecln MuSlnuSc.
Sic ou5l1nOiide l'n1t fiir sic MT
Dem 30. &onllar 1909 cnoenoc 4Sod]e
i6licbt bier inn Souptpoitomte, III
alien IGQcu piinftlidl lpie folot:
Gic Eadet Volt lit bon 8 ll6r Nor.
acnS bis ) llbr Nohmittous tGalith
oiicL aa5Qeuomincn Soultoos.
9omlpfcr fobrcn bon Nelu. 9orf o6,
lpem niht ullocr3 1nacgebcn,
Iron@otlontiide Nofcts
Eoit.
@robbritomlicn II. SrlunO, i6licBt
Inn . llbr 9tOdmittoga an Gienitag
uno 6rcito0,
GcutifInn0, ldlicBt nm 8 llgr
9tadJn, am Ntontog, I. Scbrior,
6rontreihL idliebt nm 8 l,br Nod)-
llIltto9@ ON 6reItoG 81. Sanunr.
Sel9lelL 'HlIeGf nm o l9r 9tad)'
i'lllo99 olH AlenIto0'
g~(ortpe9eL SDloeoc1 ullo None-
mart 10lIeBt Inn . lIDr gtadllltta9"
olll .. 0eorllor.
@olIol'o' )NlIeBt nm . llDr Nddl,
i'tliio9S an Mottoa l. 0ebri'or.
@toIIeIt 'MlicBt I'M . Ilbr Nadl-
lliltto99 am Ntohtd6 ltlo 0rettog.
SeltrclO, NNltcBt nm . llDr 9tddJ-
nlIlFo99 dilt 0. ScDrlldr.
/, ErdrSotIontiId c Npit. -,
Jrcitog, 80. &onuar, INN Z llDr'
gbcn08, nod europa, 9lirifo ulo Sit-
&noirn per Camper o9icm Norf"
! C%rlono nlllB per .Heu Oorf" a0rei.
ijrt iciu); mn 10 llbr Nbcno8 nod
8roBbritomicn ms Trlono, per
Dult1pfcr yWalttc", uio GuccnStoipu
tun0ere S0nocr miiiieu Der Baltic"
obrciiirt Icin).
IGoIt noh Gin. ur6 Gem
troI Imcrifo. 9SeIt
Sn6ien etc.
Ircitoo. %. &ouuor, nm 10 l1hr
N(6cubS, lroch pcrnIubo. ,pr 0or1nfrr
u@~erni,bion"; uodb Norto Tiro Der
Gambler .6orocos" rodh G,roron
unb NcncuIclo ner 9omnfpr g(,,r,.
ro"; nod, Sen @obomos her Gam.
pier bon M;oni. noh 5,,rfs SSJorh
uub glcmtbIif 1pmiuicnn ner Sam.
pier .6hcrofee". rod Tort,nrp "a.
Ionb. Souoico mn Gn(nnrhio nrr
| Gambler ,l}rin, " gSiIheIn," IN.
nonio ms &onoJ,nrr n,,b ihr,ipu
fir bicirn 0ontnirr ohrcSiirt Seiu1
Wna noh o,r,IFnnSronb. nio Wnrth
Sibnrn. nm nod, Wtio,c(nr. nio Wo.
Inn. IhIirft birr tGoIih nm 9 Ilhr
Nohmittoos. md, G,,bn nio Sam.
po. t6uIih nm / llhr Hodn,ittoos.
roh GoItn Mirn Sonhuros Wiror,.
o,to (0,tfiiltc) eoJnohor NM g,,o.
frmoIo nio 0,cm 0r(rors t1oIih nm
10 l1hr olhcrnS. nod mcriro Gito
t1o(ih nm 3 ubr Woh,uittoos r,h
t0 l1hr onbcrNs
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Wbirinrinnn nio son Sr,rcisc,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
Baltimore CANA Eafet.Gumpaauie.

taits ano Suuet, fTnc sat.atnir.)
Ete :s'erctnlQtc GtaltensRoit bef3roerub.
9ninpfer ,@itairin" (reu) .Niabama,"
.@corHta," ,,Tcuueiee".
@nmnfer fahren tdoIif,. sor,taes nusgc.
nomTer, BON Den .Pai 2inic".Riers. Hr. To-
Is. ia6t'straGe, $50 InenhS. hireIt nod SIn
%SSniIt Comfort. Gorioit. Nortanontb uno allen
Ennften hes SiihcnS. 9erbineung in Slo
Goint Comfort nit ser e, & s GiIenbabns.
Van Ri6mona, Eerbirbun3 in lsortsmoutb nit
S6teR - Gcaboaro gtir Sine" ToIieen 3usc nab
Portsmouth lno wt!aniI. IN gtorfpIf @erbtrs
oupa NIT hcr p%NiInnttc Goat Cine" 9torfoIf
nm lnciiItd nno .Slo 2omtfion Cine" nut
Neracrn .g&GfhinGton, G.sG., Hifmonb. Wa.,
un0 pcirs 9lurf.
,!WohI3Citrn ram eiropiiihen Blame. quru.
tipie Hatlttenitr'r1cr cieiirifGe @eleiidbtitna,
Nnmrfhci6nr0. doicr fret. Refcrrirte Goiiteii,
thinner in hctt &inet-9irrnur Ser n9an Cine"
VIZ, TO-. Ehs{0Itimorcs5 trnhe; SIR. 508-5Os,
gtnhtrS trdhc; z. ". z. Gfitee. Siihoft Gde Der
baltimore. una GoIncrtsetrnbe: Continental
.ruft NlLlHinG" mo IIbGugb's, ar. 100, Roro.
GhdrlCssStrnbe.
SnGn u. SHcr,puat, q, gru,uu,
@tcesFrdf. II. Sen. '@Panagcr. Gen. s9aii .sMgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-29
@citcrn MarplanS Giieu6ahn,


9eGinneuo %. Sept, oerldbi StQeHsSfatior,
SHalit.
40 Wlorpens Scnlleitpoft, SuQerstupn, 81.
& @, 9b Wa0nesborg, 91amberSbura uno
aueaenomr1en SOrntae, SaHcod Rno anmber.
lauo.
245 Antm. - Accommodation mad linton
Bridge.
*4l5 NGdrt. Shncu.GIprcs. Saiptfinie,
SnGerstupn, Sancod. GbippeHSburg uno aus.
penohiiteu GnnHtap, Sreoerid uRS g units.
BURG -(Ndrlnr 2Sua0pus).
SugIifi. ausgenpnlncn ssuutdg. u.
100 W'nr9ers-9ori, .. nno $. Glo.. uno Gar
80 WioraeuS-atfoul. mao 2burrncnt.
*s.b7 Wtor9tnS-gSenern @cpreb, g8eftminitsr
BrnceutHe fSreoeridl, Gmmitsburg. lburs
mont, 2|onnesboru. 9Dd mbershura. Sogers.
.iplpn. SurcnQ, Gilr1berlaHo. &ifins (Hultet,
Sbferhotione. NagQorl,
2.9n Hnd,In ,7SaIntlirie. 6ftiid bon ginoru:
(. Grooe; ierner .gpri. Sancber, GETTYSBURG uno
\ ui,p o. Sto.
$50 Nactm. -gtiom. mad Suncoer.
6.15 Ibcncs-slficni nntb union.Srt6se. =
Gur snmftans.
1t.30 NheuoS-gffoaI. nah nnionsSrtbae, T
Gur SnuHtaaS.
9.i5~ TbeHbs-aiiom. nab linicn.pribae uno
Sdrcpcr, ta.. 80. .
..Sdtf Mot ar @errfoIonntn, gce. .etdtlor,
". Nubrrtion, y u. SatptH II, ,-
Gice'Vrn' u. eieH. s9iaraeer. Gen 20 .giot.
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Shlire1
PatiofiuI.S uufen,

she Glib enwu aiutiomnl Sauf,"' Sob: urb
Greters&frufc. Iae!b g8 Quot RrdiibtHt;
peur1 :. Jteoue, SaiItet,
,.3lucitC Natiphal gaut," 432 Slosbrudopun
u y %uQUGr. stulllrer.
,gHCitctn National Sant," IL GuIosSutGpsSfr,
u. uturrIptt Nalitrtr
n5armCrs s. WierRduts' Nattnuai Saut."
Suulo- utt0 GDntbarosettabe
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StaQtSsH uufeu.
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,SeHtidIt Saut uau Baltimore" baltimore.
uRo SoliodO5SiraBe. NuAu'i Be6er. Srulis
bent, e. ). Slot S6agnlciller,
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!EEI%lI1lH]g!NlGyllnm
: saoiia. I xasIio. ausarnomues sonu.usl

sSpfeB5uge HStoe Stauoe auF eN Stuuoe" ucu
Der earnoensStaiion nab Wafbiugtuu an
Rpbenta0en 100 Born. bis 500 MbeubS
5ri.bcre Nbfabrt bon Der Dlt, Sipbals Citation
ftrrfte @crsirouna tn bey aenen untsxe
etattpn 5u Baitiuatoa mil anep iabttd seteI
ben 2tuien.
gsaigiuqiOH, 9:fiaN.n gi; Hssa,stat,cS;
tlt.5s. s11.b5 Sorrn., -t2 .16. t12.53, t1.6c,
.243. 1850, '4,lG, tI.65. 1888 5iacm. '8.0o,
1855. $500 t2imiteo). "t0.50, "t1.23 IbenbS.
Berlaffen euneen.e tatton 1000. t8.16, 1870,
300. II. 20. $500, 1920, 1900. $1,000, III. 90
Born, 1890, +l2.o2, .12.25, 100, s1.O6,
t2.00. 300, 1896. T4.00. *4.3t. t5.o0, TO O6
Jatnl.. 1890, t6.16. 1920, 200 fs.O0, .s.1e
teimiteol. $1,000, "l0.05. 111.o5. <11.32 Mbbs.
5rebetid. eameenss tattons 1885 uni s0.i6
tprm. f1.25. 1850 unS 1920 Siam.
3agsrstpipR, Mt. NohnlsStation, t7.4b Ours.
1850 PG6m- 9luloen.S taiion. fT.S6, t6.o9
Bpr1i,. 1850, t4.00 gia9m.
RpBal glue 2tns
sant Stilaoeisbia mo ReW.DsfG.
veneer terminus an ber Dreiunb5ipon5tetfsn
Strabe NeipsDor', beduer mad Sete3 uRh
1tentern.
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Sas rotbe Bud
-bes--
,GorrciponDenten"

nen nnb nncntGeltlid on jcocn Mbo
nenten irei abaclicfcrt. Sas Bud
nidjt 81 fanicn. SplgcuS lit e
tbcilpeiies @erscid)nia bcs SnbaIt
9epolferun9 Der grotbeile.
giirgerredlt 81 %erlanaen.
9unbes @inlpanoerungS 9eb0rf
gbronif Ser GobeSiaQe Don Gertid'
in Baltimore in 1908.
gongreb Der Ser. Staaten.
Coroner Der Staot.
Tiitrifte, 2egiSlatur uno Staotrat
gigenthum 9altimore's.
ginponoerlngs geborbe, gunoe
@noh Sreibi6liotbcf.
6eiertnge. geleblife IN Warplanh.
6euermehr Stationen.
6lGheninbnlt BON Baltimore.
@erifte. Warplanb.
@erifte. 9un0es.
@eietgebung BON WarDlano.
@eiunnbeits. 8aroeine.
@ouperneurepon Marplano.
Snipeftoren bon &ubitGlen.
Snipeftoren BON Wdrften.
Snipeftoren BON Wfilh.
aaiier. Subildum in 8isn.
Ralenbarium fir 1909.
aodifulen.
ariminaI. Tro5eiie.
9icenaen Stoats.
2icenaen, It1btiide.
2incoln, Qbrabam.
Napors bon Baltimore.
Er1libenten Der Ser. Staaten.
Roli5fimod. bon Baltimore.
poli5eiritter bon Baltimore.
Boli5ei. Sto.ionsbGuier.
Heidthum ser @utionen.
&eliginns. Statiltif.
3egiitration in 1868.
Hettung aus Seenotb.
StaatSbeamte urlo -9eborben.
StGotiife Seomte unb 9eborben.
Shulen, Ibeno.
Sfnleu, Mer5te.
Shulen. Sanbfertisfeit.
Shulen. Sod.
Shulen, @1rterinnen.
StraBenbabnen IN Baltimore.
Sterebebolis in Baltimore.
siei inter Der GrOe.
gotilm fir Die anleiben.
gotum fir Gonereb.
8otilm fir YrGiioent.
8otllm fir @ablmGnner.
9ermiuiaungcn, itaotiihe.
Wablen IN 1909.
@ablpre5infte in Baltimore.
( @aiiermietbc fiif @obnbduier.
@eibnadtsIicb.
Wober unIer 5Ieii6 fommt.
Bum nellen Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures 8alenoer.
SIu il rationen.
ama5onen.Narie unb 8eiponn.
abrabam 2incoln.
9incoln's @eburtsbous.
2incoIn ailf Dem Sterbebett.
Booth erihiebt 2incoIn.
'-99obrmoibine.
Cine Serboftung.
giierner Sorbertbum.
ginbrennen Der &Glber.
0euerififf.
@ooie-gteit Frairie.
8elhporene Inn Witternaft.
Seuidreden Der gbenc.
9nloiguns Der 9unoesiiiriten.
2uitidlcb Shonbrunn.
9ansb0rniser 3eras. Stier.
2ellhttbiirme.
9eudttbnrmbou.
Nettunasarbeiten.
acknowledgement.
Union Stof CARDS.
unteriudungs @einnsene.
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lotnlsG o,iafpogporls mao Wep.gori fnb 8.
reit sum Gebraudt In Der Gambens unb Nt
NoaaIsS tutinn Urn 1000 HbenbS.
Seferoirlra bon Iaum In SGInfs uber Bar
lprs29npaoHs,. Spetfernten etc. iueroefi f4nrn
6eiorcf per 1eleytpn in alien feIgenoen Btukfs
NfireanI:. Charles nnb 9Gl.i1lcresStrabe g.
q. ct. Rail 1924, ooeI Wto.. gourtianb 1901;
9nmorrt.S tltinH Srfprmationss Biireou, q. 4 D.,
q. 'ganl $40, rber Wo.. Qpnrtlano 272e, u1l
Tr. 526 Giib.gronopup.
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,Scntids Gparbaut uon S~alttnote," Enfaips
uno Baltimore SGuabe.
,St Games Sparbant," NaltlIIoresSirabe uro
NultOII. SOnle.ltpeIlue
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Wei6dftss8 egwciier.
SGdcr-, GouoitOr' nHo 5otel.
&conrfssa rtiicl.
-. 0Un.xA A e,,a1 .Sn tut -fh-SNooorN1zt

Settlmgcn, 3eitidrtfteu etc,
,5be Baltimore 9ieIus g." Sdpto Abercrom'
bic, @ei1ailsiii0rer, 3i6 8eitsSermansStr.
Baunlaterinllen Sbiiren, 8enIter.
rahren, 2aoen etc.
5nnst g. 5nitcr & So, li5--1l7 Ghos5reos.
lid-StTa6e.