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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
Scfanntcr EbiIatcliit br9cbt Sclbit-
moro.

SDrocuG &,sD, IS. 9lltgult.
&pbu j. ScpboI0, Gin bcfonmtcr bic
Tiger @eihGitSmom uno @bilutcliit,
bcging bclltc iriib in icincm Yoocn
SClbitmorO Ourh GrificBct. Gin
9tcruenIciocn ioa i'm oo5r getricbcu
bobcn. Gr bcioB cine Sommlung
bon 9ricfmorfcn, ocren @crt6 oli
100000 gcifGtt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

uffi5ieaer. 9crift, Der ipGtcr cridien
ioQt 9tidtS BON Eootcn, ipriht ober
BON 5cbr1 Solooten Die idJucr. Dicl.
lcidt t0otlid perlebt iin0, mGbreuo Ct
mo e6enio piele leidtcr oerlcet limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16


N%blcbcn. 6ruu @orburo
ShmoI5l, g8ittmc ocS pc%rItorbeuen
@rn. &obn S6maI5l, it)ieO qcitcrr
i''i1rcr MoBmmd, 9t..'fOGf Tdnd.
StroBc, nodI Iongem idiueren &eioell
ans Dem &cben. Die 9eer0igumg
iinoet morgcn oitf Der Baltimore
Cemetery" itott.
- 3n Der Nobnung ibrcS Sdmic.
8crlpbnca, @rn. Charles z. Sougb,
lrorb am Gonncritog noh lGlt0crcm
Scioct Srult Si5ctta Wfibm @ittue
0cS DerItorbcncn 9rlt. Gonruo Wibnt.
Nom S%rouerbaulc 9tr. 1912, 9toro.
StridcrItroBc, ans fin0ct ole 9cerni,
8lng mor0cn oui Der y@ooolupn
Cemetery" ltutt. .r
Sn NItcr bon Is Snbrcn Der
id)ico geltcrn Srou Morgorctbe s..
Frel, 0ottin oe8 &rn. @corgc Is.
Erca, III ibrcr @obmm0, Nr. 100,
Silos5. StroBc, Si0bIonotolon. 9luf
pcm oSofsSmun. 6rieo6oic" miro ole
Sccroiglmg ON Montng 9tndnmiftug
IIottfinocn.
9tc6cll loren @ottcn bilttcrl0bt Die
G%ntld)lolcnc icds ainoer uno fiinf
Gnfclfinocr. 6rou NreG gcb0rte
5ublrcidelt SogcH mo Oclttid)en Ser.
cIncll on, aud mar lie WtitgliCO ser
6%rnllcnpcreiuc Der oelltiden SulcmS.
Stride III 1tno Der englilhen Nbbott
W(cmorialtlrfe in&igblanotoiun. ,Slu
oGobn2 Soptins' &oipitol" itor61ruu
Sorrict u. Hepnolo, Wuttin oe6 Nrll.
&obn ". HepnoloS BON Si0blono.
tolorL nod)oem tic lid lucge1 zines
freb9orttgcn @CidJpiira bate opcri.
rem %loiien. 0ie @%ccroi9utg iinoct
bellte pom Qrnucrbuu9, 9tr. tl4,
Silo-Nigblnn0 sNDerurc, aus allT Dem
uCoflnun. 6%ricOhoi" itntt. Gic Der.
itorbcllc biltterI0Bt nebcn Dem g8itt.
mer ied)S &inocr lrn0 pier Gllfclfill.
Der.
6olihCr Alarm, Sin moGrs
Id)cinlid bei &on0bobrng 0cS S6cir4
mcrierS cn~titunoene8 bliBartigesYiht
0a@ aus Dem 5meitcn Stodmetf oeS
Non0clbilo Ibeuter6 .5hc Iirie, "
gtr. 3t2, &Scit.9 oltimorcitroBe Der.
olsOrnng, pcranloBtc Srn. Dioior q.
,Sone5 pom 9tr. /, Observation-Disclosures,
Dont 6elrerolnrmfoiten yer. Ais aus
cinen Nlorm c%tn5uIen0en. @IS Die
Seuerlpebr am GInBe erihien, Qelnn0
cS i6r nidt, in Dem Sbeoter ir0er0
meldc Spllr cine9 8ronoes al cnt.
ocdelr. Gintm @eriid)t 81, iSolge, OoB
ous Dem @e6uu0e Jtr. 316, 8eit.goI,
timorcitroBc, ebrtioqs Mnltd cntpor.
geitie9en, .ocronlobtc 6elcrd)si 9urd).
borot, altf 0ieics oltrb ieine &ertC
gerlou rntcrlud)en 81 luiien. &eOOd)
oerlief nud) oieie llntcrindung @rciltl,
tatloa, uno Die 5euerluebr 500 III.
perrifteter Sode pieOer bon BAN
men. Die arbeiten Der 6eucrnebr in
jener belebten @egeno bntten cine RE.
iigc Menidenmenge au1e5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
Slid nuf!

Ser @lunid ser Singer BON Sigh
lan0tomn mo Gonton erfitlt. 49,
Cine nS0naer &crcini8un8 BON
Baltimore GountD" gcgriinOct. -
,&crcinigtc Singer BON @olti
more" ucrliereu 5wei &creinc.
Sic lol9e gc6cgtcn @iiniGc Oct
SGrNcr BON @iQblonOtomn unO Gou
ton ijuo in GrfiiQlnQ aegon9en. 81
elmer Nclterl NIbcnO III Yltglllt @oe'
telS @oue an ser 3. un0 8ougD.
StroBe itottaGbo6teu &eriommllWg
ser ErGiiOenten 1tuO Gomite'u ser
@eio1Auereine v@ihentron5." o9oGe-
uius0 tGlmcrdor, oGuuton 2ieoer.
frnn5" unh oGontou Wdnncrhor"
mur0e Die g n0Crs&creiniguug BON
Baltimore SOUTH" cine 0crcinis
auug GbnlidJ Scr o&Creinigtcu SGlt.
ger pou Baltimore, geariiuoct Wl0
in &llr5em oiirite Der AnihhtB al
oen o9}orO0itli6cn S0ngerbuno" CT.
iolNcu. Die @riinorng crfolgtc nan
lGnQcrer 9cbottc ciucS bon Nrlt. Z.
GnrillQ bonn oGonton &icoertronj"
g%cnlnd)tcu &ori6loQ5, o%nItott Der
&crcini9ung cine &erihmcI5unQ ser
pier 0clonntcn &crciuc 81 beluerf
ltcli0cu. 9ieier HIou lultroe bon per-
ldIC0Cncn Seitcn ais uu0urfiilbrbur
bc5ci6nct, morouf Serr Gpring icinen
&orldlu9 5ltriid5oq. Ger @riinouilA
folQtc ctn mulifnlilhcS Sod" nlli ole
lteltc ScrctniAun2, in lucId)eS ollie
NnmclcnOCn aus Oollcnt 6erjCn Elm.
Itimmteu. Nr. &rnru @ieleting biclt
Damn cine tllr5c Nulprodlc. IN peldlcr
or icine 6rclOe iiber ou3 3ltituuoc-
fomnlcn Der &creiuigunQ al5Oriidtc
luro Ole Nortbcilc beruorbo6, me!d1c
on0urd Den eir5clncu Gereinen, mta
Dem SGn0crmCicn in SiQblonotomn
mo Canton i~Ibcrbuupt crluoHien
lpcrorn. @c5iiQIih Der @crtrctltng
Scr &crciuc bel Ocu SiBunQcn ullroe
beldloiiclL Dob oli ic ) SGugcr ciu
Gclc9ot tonmnen iouc. 2ic &crcinc
pltrOcn OcnlGcmoB crilld)t, iofort oic
cntiprcdcnOc 3obl 0cleaoten 81 CT.
ludblcn un0 oicie GclcQoten nit ser
WIitglicocrliitc Der &ereiuc SIT ncr
crItcn am nGhItcn Srcitng gl6eno
lricocr III @ocbcl'5 &oQc ltottfin0el.
Den SiBltng Der l1cllen Nereiliglug
j1t cntlcnoen, lSu oicicr @eriontnt.
hung crfoIat Der 5mcitc lpibtige
Sdritt, bic @obl Der 9conltcn.
Gurd) oic @riinouuN Der Gountu.
&erelni8ung ucrliercn Die n&creinil-
ten Singer bon Baltimore" 5rpci
Sercinc; vGihcntron5" mo n@uoe-
tio'4tGmnCrdor".
Noh S6lnBr Der @erinnlmlullg
fnnAcn Die Nmpcicn0en mc6rcrc
biibi6c Gb0rc, mo ie0er cili5elnc
Sanger %frclrtc iif 0uriibcr. Uic idJ0n
barn1oniid eS iclbit obnc ole &citlul1
zines 0iriqcnten flu1g, 0cnn mua
lang nit @cfiibI un0 Gnt6uiiuSmlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
@ermiidltc telearaphiide 9epeiden.

- 5n NoIooeno, Sal, lit gr.Tid-
ter Sniepb Soiimar, %ieilcr 3eit Nj
lpcie ocS uprltorbenen @onuerncurs
3oob bon Ohio, i'm alter Don 81
Sobren geitorbeu. Der alte &crr
iuar ans Gennipluonien ~gebiirtig unO
.onge Sabre binourd Tidter in
Srnmbull. GolntD, O..
,Sn gfron, g., muroe Die Bud
cpt'fdc 8%ummifobrif gum Sbeil
burd 6el1cr 5cfItort. Sunberte bon
Sonnen Robmoterial fielen Oen5lam.
men gum Opfer. Ter Sfaoen, Der
100000 betrGgt, lit MIR tb%eilpeile
bird @eriidernng geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
HerInttdt,

Gine ocItti6e &drterin fir cinen SduaIi1a
2ufft So pru gSochp NIB Stutt. gdudb5ufrdQcl
Int s<. 1921, Ehs5altimore' Strahr.
C22G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

Ger 2 6o0cu bctrug $50.
0OO. - 0urd Den NrUuo i6rer STRIDE
un0 Bforrmobmmg om Gienitog
Nbcno bat Ole biid)ofIid- proteltontis
ld)e @roce.air6e 5u Glfri0gcs2uns
Ding, No, eincn &crluit BON $4,000
crlittcu. Die @eneinoe nil ober 10
fort mieocr bolleu. Die ultc STRIDE
mnr ans 6ol} gebout.
Grlitt cpilcptti6cu Ans
all. - Su Der WeimulQ, Elm inn,
9eS Wldo6en Dor lidl jll bo6en, OoS
bon Der Boli3ci ieit I0ngcrcr Belt &c.
Illdt miro, n%ntcrporfcn Die 8oli5iitelt
SonOlcr mo Soldier 9eltern rib an
Der Bombs trnBe mo GoitcrnNpc.
ein iltnBc9 6rmucn5immcr cinclt
i6oricn a%rcltjpCrb0r, mclde& pl0bIiA
oo0urd) ultcrbro6cn Ulr0e. 0uB 0ov
Wt0od)en cinen epilcptiifet g(llfuDl
erlitt. Gic 6rogeitcQcr ruoren &c.
%}lUllngen, Die Grfronftc nod oenl 81.
Solcp69. SolpitnI 5u icnoen, Gus
W{0Ohcn CAB an, Slllo NrcitenboG.
y Sabre alt ulo pon 2)orf.Gountn,
Mo 81 icil ulO in 9tr. 2t53, Sol.
linssS troBe, 81 mobucu.
Torfreu0e brud tc ID / II
IL II 0clcgcnbcitcn.-0i 6relt.
DC ilbcr 0u9 nuhc bcDorIte6en0e Wic.
6crlcben nit icincr @uttirL bon Der or
loll1erc Belt g~etrennt IT. lies Wuloe.
man Somfumolu9fp Gin ueni0 5u tici
ms @lo9 id)oueu. Gr bate lid &c
tern Dor au0i Sobunnicn in Der lilo
lidlcll Bolijeiltation ol,i Die NnIhu(s
hlgung 0Co mlorOcltlidcn getrugenS
on DerantrDortell mo mllr0e nm 81
lin0 Soften geitroit. Gr por ont Don.
llerlt0g Ibeno pom Eoli3ilten 9opi3
Oil NaAbcrtItrdbe perhuitct morOclI.
@ei 6ent &erb0r cr5Gblte er, onb cr
porilbergcbelO IN SocuItEoint Mob.
lltlg Genomnlen Babe, Inn Die glb.
labrt zines SompferS sit %rrUarten,
Der i'm nod 9eutid)IonO 6riHgen iol.
le, nm lcine 0uttin, Ole BORT bel 10
rcr W(llttcr mcile, rlud) bier 5llriid5u.
bolen. Gr iogte, Die Nlt5iidt. icine
liebe flcine Jrou bulO mie0er in Die
Irmc idlieBcn 5lr f0nnerI, babe i'm
10 pcrgllil9t gen1ndt, nab er einige
@l0ier Bier iiber oen GurIt getrun.
fen bobc. Consciously lit cine jicnl.
lid oiitinguirte Eerl0ulidlteit. 6r
luor iriiber eii WiitgIicN Der ruiiiihelt
gotidoit in @olbiugton. Gr belt iid)
5ulcbt in @olpeitorL SeroS, olti. no
er ais @numnol . G%intGuier tbGtig
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16
g it1t.9oin 0t an

Ger o2ocuit-@oint Widnnerd)or"
belt geitern gbcnO in Steinit' Soue
5l 2ocuit,Boint cine gut beilld)tc
Si~ngitunbe ob, in melder inter ocnt
SoftItod oes Girigcnten, Yrpfeiior &.
Gorolus. meGrerc ncue GGore ourds
qenomnlen muroen. Sn Ger an Die
Brobe lid anidlicBcnoen @eif0its-
Sising iii6rte Erdiioent anoltit
ShnrnogG Den &orliB, ipobrenO &C.
fretdr 6rib @idert ais Erotofoqont
funqirte. @inloprm0en bonn .1Srob.
finn" unb bonn ,Nr6eiter Sduger-
6uno" gelaneteu Jut annabme. Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

YGHc 5nr Neiie in's Inslano be-
forgt g. 3aine, Gr. Alb, Sit.Salti'
moreitraRe, uabe GuitOm Ssuie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-16

grboef1ob - fnhettes Strabe.
~ 3io. Forterbpuies ooer SirlOinsStedf 29c
$50 Gnn6e gamris8 orberoicrteI, ACC. Stid.
100 9at5c IuntnlsS iticroiertel G9c. Slid.
2000 Bfuno GippcnsRpait, BE- Bio. 29C.
2 GIb. Rounhftcnf, 29c.
Aumps8ouit. 7Hc. Rio.
RicHiesS 6infen, 1870. BIO.
+ Rfo. R6fels9itnhfIeiih. 200.
4 Bfo. Gbnd sRunft zoe.
/ Rio. Fotslinuit. 29c.
Srifdc Sdbultern, 12Rc. 4ib.
8 9funo COMPOUND, 20c.
Sugar cured" 5ribitiid5.S eyed. 1870. Bio.
Sdpeincbruter, t6Ac. RIB.
Gigarren.
10 Sopapa emsfers DC. 9%tenrreii. 29c.; obcr
cine 4ifie bon 30 fnr St.45.
gcraheimer Yrus.'
BroRe 6nnilien'2noen,
aaHette. strnnc, bnrdi bio 6ur eeEingtpn'S traHe.
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The Lurld Glow Of Doom

ms seen IN the red face, hands and
body NJ the little son u ~. NJ. Adams,
~ Henrietta. Pa. His awful plight
from ccnsmn had, Tor i've years, dcfcd
alI remedies and bafIlcd the best doc
tors, who said the poisoned blood had
affected his lungs and nothing could
Save him. "Bnt," writes his mother,
"icyeb BOTTLES ~ Electric Blttcrs
completely cured him" For EruptI0ns
Eczcmm, Salt Ithcurn, Sores and all
Blood Disorders and Rheumatism
Electric I,lttsrs IN supreme. Only zoe.
Guaranteed by Edgar Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1909-03-19
ssrnoss at tho Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Sunday, March 81, 1903.

Sunday, March 81, 1909.
Sunday School, 1000 a. m. J. J.
Duncan. Supt. Subject Of Lesson,
First Quarterly Review.
Morning Worship II a. m,
EpwOrth League devotional meet.
Ing, $3.50 .. m. Topic, "Facing Our
Record" Matt. 25: 3l.I6; Luke 3: II.
Leader, Cecil lies.
Union service 10 interest OF Sabbath,
Observance at 1880 D. m. Rev. J. p.
HutchIson, Colorado Springs, will
speak.
A cordial welcome awaits you to all
these services.
A. w. RICE, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1909-03-19
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EysnseiIcsI Church Services.

s@rylces DTer Sunday a. follows:
sunday Sch0Dl, English aud German
a. 10 a. m.
Sermon a. 100 A. m. The Rev
j. +. HBichlsnn. who il HDrkiuy Ir
the Interest ~ Sabbath Observance
viii preach.
No preaching at night. Onion ser
vices a. ". z. church conducted bj
Rev. HnrhlsOn.
hId.week prayer meeting Wedne
Jay AZ 7:so .. m.
Public cordially invited TO al
serylcea
&. 8. STEIsAETZ.
The Ordway new era., 1909-03-19
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The Ordway new era., 1909-03-19
It Saved His Leo

IAN thought I'd lose my leg"
writes j. A. Swcnson, Watert0wn,
Wis, "ten years Of eczema, that 15
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid mo up. Then Bucklcn's ArnIca
Salvcicufrd u sound and WE'LL" In.
falllbls for Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Salt Rhcum, BoIls, Fever Sores, Burns,
Scalds, Outs and Piles. 26c at Edgar
Bros. drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1909-03-19
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Frazer meeting, IN ?. II W@tae-
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We ertsl6 N Ill c0rslaI Invitation
" attend thsse sErgiGe..
Is, ". CE.yES, Pastor.
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The sun., 1909-05-25
NO NEW THEATRE BAR.
Gov. Hughes vetOes the Bill TO Make
One Possible,

ALBANY, May 24.-Gov. Hughes to-day
vetoed the Alt bill in the interest of
the New Theatre near Central Park. 1t
permitted the traffic in liquors within
200 feet of building occupied as a
private school with the consent of the
person or corporation using the building
for that purpose. In his veto memoran-
dunn the Governor says:
The amendment has been sought in the
interest Of the New Theatre in the city OF
New York. an enterprise In itself entirely
commenduble and worthy OF support:
but it Is recognized that special excep-
ton should not be granted for this case.
and hence the bill is general in its appli-
cation. The bill applies generally to all
places throughout the State where traffic
in liquors to be drunk upon the premises
may be carried on. as well to the ordinary
saloon or the low grade hotel as to any other
place.
The amendment cannot be justified
II ignores the fact that the policy OF the
law is protection Of the children and not
for the advantage of proprietors or man
ayers OF schools. That policy is expressed
in the prov ison for free area about our
schoolhouses. II proprietors OF private
schools may not be permitted to allow this
area to be encroached upon 1t is difficult
to see why the public authorities should
not have the same privilege with regard
TO public schools,
In our large cities the pressure upon our
public school system Is 30 great that a
large number Of children must inevitably
he educated In private schools. and under
the conditions which actually exist suit
able safeguards should be provided In both
caRes
The sun., 1909-05-25
PARSONS ROOSEVELT JOKE.
Would Send lArithmctics 10 Uganda So
Natives May Count EN.President s Killings

DENVER. May 24.-The Rev. Judson
Swift perpetrated the first joke of this
session of the Presbyterian General As
sembly when in presenting the report of
the tract society he urged that a supply
of arthemetics be sent to Uganda at once
in orter that the natives may correctly
count the number Of animals killed by
Roosevelt The assembly approved his
plan
The first open clash Of the assembly
came this morning in a sensational at
tack by the Rev. D. Il. Agnew Of Phila-
delphia, secretary OF the ministerial
relief committee. on the ministerial sus-
tentation fund. DR.. Agnew denounced
the board which has charge OF the pension
fund for referring TO the ministerial re-
lief board as -dolng out aims to the min
isterial recipients OF its gifts as paupers.
The discussion that followed was heated
and the assembly as result Of the attack
will probably be asked either to abandon
the pension plan for aged ministers,
which was adopted in 1908, or combine
it's work with that OF ministerial relief
in such a way as to keep the two bodies
from further strife.
The sun., 1909-05-25
COUNTING NOSES IN SENATE.
Leaders Seek to Find Out How Many
Favor an Early Vote on Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON. May PA canvass Of
the Senate was begun this afternoon
by interested Senators as first step
toward carrying out the desire OF all
factions that an early date shall be
agreed on for taking a final vote Oh the
tariff bill and its amendments. The
canvass is to determine how many
Senators, particularly those Of the Repub-
lican low tariff faction, are in favor Of
fixing a time for taking a vote. The
regular Republicans leaders are aware
Of strong sentiment among an over
whelming majority Of Senators. including
most of the low tariff Republicans. to
bring the debate to an end within a reason
able period After the canvass is made
the recalcitrant Senators will be urged
by those friendly with them not to put
any more obstacles in the way Of an early
enactment of the tariff law.
Some of the sentiment in favor Of
voting on the tariff bill at an early date is
due to the growing understanding that
the Senate conferees will make important
concessions to the House conferees in
the line of downward revision when the
measure goes to conference. It is being
asserted by Republican Senators that the
bill will be much more satisfactory tn
the downward revisionists when it
emerges from the conference committee
and thu it will show that there has been
an honest effort to cut rates in the way the
country desires
The sun., 1909-05-25
Bradley Company Ready to Act A. Soon
as TraNs.RObinsOn Bill Is signed.

The Public Service Commission has
been informed that as soon as the Travis
Robinson bill permitting the building Of
subways with private capital is signed
by Gov. Hughes, as 1t is generally expected
it will be. the Bradley -Gaffney Steers
Company will submit formally its offer
to build the Broadway-Lexington avenue
subway. IT has been learned by the
commission that all the detailed plans
for the new route have been prepared by
the company.
In the first negotiations the company
had with the board it was said that the
company did not wish to build further
north than the Harlem River. but 1t is
believed that the company's new pro-
posal will ask for franchise for the entire
route as laid out by the old Rapid Transit
Commission and approved by the present
board. which will mean the construction
of subway from the Battery to the city
limits in The Bronx.
The necessary consents Of the property
owners along the route have been OBJ
tanned. and as the commission will act on
the Applicant ton without delay it Is expected
that the Board Of Estimate. which must
also pass on the matter. can be induced
TO approve OF the scheme before taking its
summer adt>Srnment, In that event It
is planned TO start work on the subway
In the latter part OF July or early in
August,
The sun., 1909-05-25
1O4 CHINESE CAIGH1.
Two Raids on Gambling Houses FIJI SIX
Patrol Wagons.

Capt. MiG Calvin and his men de-
scended on Chinatown last night and in
two raids got 1oi Chinese gamblers. The
prisoners were taken in six patrol wagons
to the Elizabeth street station
The police stood outside IA Mott street
while some one gave the proper knock
and was admitted Then they made
a rush and went in with the door. to the
surprise of ninety eight Chinese who were
smoking, shifting, eating and injecting