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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

Chictl Y valued on account of the spec TIA
clr- Finder viii confer favor and be
rewarded by leaving at this Office.
Miss Brittle Watson is spending the
holidays in Wilson. ~.
Miss Helen Tull of Philsd aphia, is
visiting Miss Julia Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Rom Watson Of Viii
son, are visiting Mrs. Joel Thomas.
Miss Lucille Brady il home from
ST. Mary's, Raleigh, for the holidays.
Miss Lalla Burton is home from
Hollins Institute, Va, for the holi-
days
Mr. Lewis Ginters Cooper came
home from Trinity College to spebd
Christmas.
Mis-. Isabel Perry is home from
Peace Institute to spend the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs E. A. Wyche of Rosemary, i,
Spending the week with her parents
in Henderson.
Mrs. NJ. W. Yorkes Of Philadelphia
Is on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. r. Harris
Miss Annie Harris is home from
her school at Smithfiild, Va, to
spend Christmas
Messrs. Joe and Earle Watkins
are home from Davidson College tt
spend the holidays.
Mr.. Richard Gary came from Green
vile, :. c., to spend Christmas will
the folks at home.
Miss Ethel Harris is at home from
the Greensboro Normal College tt
spend the holidays.
Miss Carrie Burton came hom
from Meredith College to spend tn
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. William c. Watkins of Resbo
re-, is here spending the halliday
with the folks at home.
Miss Lizzie Watkins is home iron
Peace Institute to spend the Christ
mas holidays at home.
Miss Mary Belle Garyis home fror
her school i'll High Point to spen
the Christmas Holidays.
Miss Mildred Lewis is home fror
Converse College, Spartanburg, S. c
Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
MIR. and Mrs. d. NJ. Dunlop of Ba
imOre, came last week to visit relt
lives and friends in Henderson.
Prof. Alderman is attending til
meeting OF the Southern Educations
Association in Charlotte this week.
Misses Belle Hicks and Leila Whit
are HON" from the Greensboro No
maj college for the Christmas hol
days.
Miss Marie Manning is home fc
lie holidays from Der school s
"hincock, Va, where she Is teach,u
music.
Mrs, Matte Workman of Ric
mond, is visiting in Henderson cor
ing to spend Christmas here vii
relatives
VT. Bennett II. Perry accompnnis
ny his sisters, Misses L-ah, MAJ
AMI Isnb"l, are spending week
New York.
VII and Mrs. Wallace Phelps
VNord, are spending the Christm
mondays with Captain and Mrs To
'hava>sp.
MI aud Mrs W. E Massenbu
Lr" here from Fayetteville visiti
W. I'F parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NasSenburg.
T,n urS y 5. Leslie Perry and Gus Al
orre Aollicoffer are home from c,
Tie holidays.
lieutenant John S. Z. Young, co
','andant OF the cadet corps at t
hoi s VI. college, is here spending t
"oNdays with his family.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
ManteIs, Tiles, Cahin Crates.
JOHN B, WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

rIrE LOT Of Slices JOr ladies and
y gentlemen-each style running TO:
ia ~ II. TH0MASOH. "=
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

NEW DRESS GOODS-ABeshsr lottf
y new Dress Goods Just received at
H. TH0AASON'S:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

n EW SHOES lust received at II.
y THOMASON'S::.: - -. - f.: =
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

Rssa md adxefsIss u Gsld teaf.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

I uST-A lady's blaee leather hand
! i bag Probably left ia some store
last Friday. Contained a snail sum of
money gold rim spectaeies, y knife. and
some cards hearing nome OF ''Aiss AIDE,
Chieh valued on account of the speeta-
crz Finder viii confer favor and be
rewarded by leaving at this Office.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

TIOKSE FOR SALE-The John Coop
l or black. 4 good gramrai pairPone
horse Will work aey where, single or
double. or plow.. iSoaHd" in wind and
limit. I'm elegant driving horse, strong
and we'll suited to road on carriage Only
reason for selling is that have no use
Tor him d. e. 1GUGHL LIN. %
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-12-30

After exposure and when you feel a cold
coming on. take Foleys Honey and Tar, the
great throat and lung remedy. 1t stops the
cough relieves the congestion. and ex pels the
cold from your system. Is mildly laxative.
SsId by all Drugxisa
Arizona republican., 1909-05-04
NEW CLERK AT ADAMs-J E

NEW CLERK AT ADAMs-J F. Lands. of Toronto. Canada. is tenn porarily taking Garrett Shuler's place behind the big desk at ths Hotel Adams. Later on he will take charge of the books.
 A. c. BARTLETT HERE-A. C. Bartlett. of Chicago. is in Phoenix for a short stay. He arrived Saturday being joined on the train at Castle Hot Springs junction by MT. and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, who have been at the springs.
 SOCIALIST PIcNIC-The local so- cialists will hold a picnic at the Hole in-theR Rock next Sunday, and anti cipate having a most enjoyable time Those intending to accompany the out ing should inform the committee so that transportation may be secured. A four-horse tally-ho will be q feature of the turnout. J. D. Martin, Second and Washington streets, will receive names of those wishing to attend.
 DRAMATIC READING-Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the First NJ. F.. church MOntaville Flowers. dramatic reader and inter preter of literary characters, will give a reading of Dickens. Christmas Carol in the auditorium of the First Meth odist Episcopal church, corner of Mon- roe street and Second avenue, YTues- day evening. May 4th, at S:15 o'clock It is said MT. Flowers has no superior in his art and makes a direct appeal to the popular audience.
 SENTENCE CoMMUTED-Govern- or Sloan yesterday cOmmuted the-sen tence of George w. Wright, who is now in the penitentiary, from a life term to that of fifty years, and then issued a parole pending his good be- havior. Wright was sent to the peni- tentiary in April, 1899, being convict ed of participation with Dave Holiday in the crime of robbery and murder Both men were sent to the penitentiary and Holiday was paroled a short time ago. Wright admits his participation in the crime. but it was established tthat Holiday was the man who held the gun that did the execution. Wright was broke and sick and was induced to undertake the robbery project on the assurance that there was to be no killing, but it seems that Holiday got nervous, and the gun was in some way discharged.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-04

He is in effect chief clerk of the au- ditor's office. Mir. Tracy is a very competent and well liked young man, being well fitted for his position by former service in a Phoenix bank and subsequent service in the Phoenix of- fices of the New York Life Insurance company.
 DIR. GODFREY HERE.-Dr Godfrey of Tucson. territorial health officer, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 BRIDGE MEETING-The executive committee of the board of trade bridge committee will hold a meeting this morning in the office of B. A. Fowler
 OF INTEREST TO ARIZONIANS "A pension has been granted J. H. Cady of Patagonia at SIP per month. Through Delegate Cameron the fish commissioner has order a supply of fish to be sent to H. D. Aitken of Prescott to stock the American Ranch lake.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS BAlL-The PA thian Sisters will hold their annual May day ball next Friday night, May 7th. in Melczer hall at 730: o'clock The ball was at first planned for last Friday night, but conflicting events made it advisable to postpone it week.
 BOARD OF ExAMINERS-The ter ritorial board of examiners is holding its first quarterly examination of teachers in the office of the superin- tendent of public instruction. The board consists-of Superintendent Moore. Prof. w. w. McNeff and Prof. J. D. Loper.
 GONE TO DETROIT-L S. Thomp- son left on the Diamond Jo train this morning for Detroit, in response a information of his fathers serious ill., ness. The length of his stay is at this time indefinite. S. w. Thompson, his father is quite well known here. hay ing spent some time in Phoenix couple of years ago.
 INDEPENDENT PARTY MEETING The independent party campaign was closed last night by a meeting at the city hall plaza in the interest of c. F. McGarr, candidate for city mar shal The chief speaker was John NJ Elder. While the meeting was in prog ress, a wagon load of young men, arm ed With. megaphones, paraded the streets inviting the populace to vote for McGarr"
Arizona republican., 1909-05-04
Of Local Interest
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD SO.

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD So- | ClAL-The escort team of the Frater- nal Brotherhood will give a dance on Tuesday evening at Massie's hall Re 1 treatments and punch will be served. l There will be an admission fee.
 THE WIcKENeURG VoTE-The vote at Wickenburg on the question of incorporation was formally can vassed yesterday by the board of sU- pervisors without materially changing ! the result. There were thirty-five votes for incorporation and five against it.
 THE EXAMINATION OF ALVA- REZ-Carlos Alvarez was arraigned before Justice JohnstOne yesterday on the charge of assaulting Jose Lopez with a deadly weapon. and his exam ination was set for tomorrow. Lopez, whose breast 10 his heart was pune tured with a knife. showed further signs of improvement yesterday
 THE SUPERVISoRS-The board of supervisors were in regular sesion and as usual, the first meeting of the month was given over mostly to the auditing of current bills. There was an application by Josiah Anderson for a license for a saloon at Gila Bend. The board finally turned it down, part ly on the ground that the saloon busi- ness was not the best thing for the applicant
 RECEPTION TO MRS. NICHOLS The reception rendered to Mrs. w. F. Nichols by the musicians club, yes terday afternoon, at the home of the president, Mrs. TafeL was a very charming affair The house was beau tifully decorated with roses and other flowers. Mrs Nichols was the recipi- ent of a large bouquet of lavender sweet peas, given by Mrs. Deity. After the dainty refreshments had been served in the dining room, a short but very pleasing program was rendered. Instrumental music was rendered by Miss DeMund and Miss Hazel DeMund, and was followed by vocal selections by Miss Alexander and Mrs. Tafel. Af- ter a few appreciative remarks by Mrs. Nichols. the members said goodby, ex- pressing their regret at losing so prom inent a club member.
 FOR THE FORECLOSURE OF A LIEN Suit was begun ;n the district court yesterday hy J. R. Jones, a con- tractor, against F. C. Wiser. Bertha Wiser, J. w. Coyner and Jennie Nolan. The complaint stated that the plaintiff last year entered into a contract with the first two-named defendants for the erection of a house in Evergreen place at a cost of $2,925; that. subsequently,, at the instance of the defendants, he furnished additional material. amount ing to $64774 He received on the contract s2,411.76, and no more. He filed a lien for the balance, with in- terest, and now sues for its foreclosure It is understood by the plaintiff that the last two named defendants have some sort of claim or the property, and he asks that it be made subse- qUent to his
 AUDITORS NEW CLERK-Audi- tor w. C. Foster yesterday appointed John F. Tracy to the position of auditors clerk, that title distinguish ing him from the corporation clerk or other clerks in the auditors office
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
SpesiaI.Cfierte

". @eiRert, 409-411 Nurb.Uag.
Strahe, Der beitbefanute Seutide Sbu.
tosrapb, uffcrirt MIR fir bieic @odje:
Gin lebcnssrukes gilb, in Manarcl.
farbcn semalt nnS BON bubem fiinit.
IcriIdcm @ertbe, fret nit einem
Sntent iciner beiten Cabinet tnbicu
fir $500. @esulGrcr Yrcis $1,000.
8ute Gabinet.gilber $3.50 nuo anf.
iuarts. @ersr6kernnseu buu altcn
8iloern in aleu- Nusfnbrnngen. MGe
Mrbeiten sarantirt. Ndten Gle ipe.
sieQ aaf unieren Namein unb Sans.
nnmmer, 409-41t 0urS- @ap-S Str.
(Dra13Eus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Sm tirfcn Sd)nee.

Gu lalmiaer WiltCr, Gu ihIlmmer
(rabaliti
&or Cir 5%ittcrt Niles, III St00t nno
Hnro,
Tlt iiihrcit Sen nGrrIidcn Nclden.
0ullln idleidt ga eill iuurlrcre9 Silfts
den bcron,
O. ihIclt0crit Iu h0hniid) ans hnee
nlli sic @ohu,
lin inns Tcine Serrihoit III 5cigcn.
Gu Iounigcr @intcr, lGngit lit man
Cid inttl
Sic @CQe 10 ihliipirih Ole &ege 10
glntt,
Ga fricht man oui NdnOcn uno
SilBen;
limo ooS iii 0CpiBlid) oo9 Shlimmlte
nod nid)t,
yer flllQ lit, Der rlltldt ia nic olli
Dem @ciid)t,
Won rltiht uif Dem SibIlciifL bcun
iilBcn.
"a brnlld)t man tcin FiluItcr, aud
fcincn Gerbnno,
Sos lit ia 9Llcn binlGnalid) bctdint.
Nir bobrn'S OILS ainb id)on criobrcn;
"a rltid)ten mir ioudBclO Den
ShloBhcr1 hinun,
:. mas mir nidt Niles in @cinbcinl
0ethar,
Tl 1lildlid)cn. iroblifcn rS0brclt!
Sort ma ms Der @intcr mlltome
mcllcr @oit,
@ns muBten mir SunlAcn pom Hltbc
uno Hait?
@ir riebeu nit Sd)nce umi'rc @ot-
Hcil.
@ir rltid)ten aoll5 lcli9 nui Sis uno
nlf Sdlnee,
Nidts obneno pom 9cbcn nit Spr-
gen ulb MCb',
Sic Sugcno5eit belt inns l~uniongcn!
limo jeet miro man otter, nid)ta treibt
ms binapa.
Die 2l,it lit p%erganacr, bic Su9cnb
III aus,
NlS more lie niemulS 9enelen;
Sd)rofi ideint ms Der @inter, Dell
ionit mir bc1ehrt,
Ga5 Seltcr beS Screens ld)on ut g
per5ebrt,
Sod idJon lit Die Sugeno aemclen,
q. i. z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
@ine lnitiae IoaO.

'iSSpttuJtt SQfulCIIulCp Ht'N NH"'
luitigen Sooo I'M Sdncc9eItobtr
POM Eolisiitcn 5trcib fe't1enon!'
men. Ser @erhnltctr loll e.
mem Eoiioaicr olti cjncnl MoA'
gou Der @ouitroBcuSinic cine
@oritcdnoocI ocrullbt bnbcn.
Gle Hufe: Gin Iicb. Nnltct lbll.
Ter Moun bat mir ciuc Giomort'
nnoel gcitoblen!" itGtcn Die Nobr'
Adlte zines Maglona Der 8n0ltra'
BCn.Sinir am Mittmod) fms Dor
NiittcrDodlt in nidlt 9erlll9e 4'lfrc-
1lrng. Ter @ogBon mar noIIheleBs'
ulS 0crlcl6c al Der Gdc pom |alt!'
more StruBc uno Trencut'Nuemle
onhtelt llu0 Cin III III Clllcni TrbclI3'
allilt1c Nrfleioetcr Mimul III ben oOtr
Suhrcu lid eiIiait ans 0ctn @coruns
&c 81 hCircicn illd1tr un0 IN Salt hon
ocm @ua9on iticl, 81 Oic'cn1 Ilt'
Ntnblid Crt0ntc Der aIarntlrHl0c
Nuf mo Elm IurcnN iltr1cr Ec1'tt.
mtcr-Siibrula uou Eolijiit Strclb.
unhmcu bic &eriollunN ora pcr
mutblidlen SoidcA0icbc@ oui. Srob
0e3 iurdItburCu A}cttcr3 1clonA 6
Dom &lournd NCu Nlitdlttn0cn I'M
9lulr III behaltru, Nla Scbtcrcr jc-
bod, III ciucu id)nlnIcn Sang licf,
grill CT jllnu NtuoIucr uno herahl
inn. ittben III blIiten. Gin bobni-
idlea @eIudltcr mar Die Nntlport,
melhc& ser Eoli;iit nit rincr alt0cI
br~annuortctr llcpcr cine hnht Nlon
te, lptItc ith an GnOc Scr Nucp BE-.
fun0. ulr0c Der Eoliiiit Don 0cn
imlacu Sctrttli. pcldlc lid un Der
%erio!lunQ Nc& TlilttiAcn bctbelltN
ten hiniibcrgtbObcu, Ter sol, III
Wcld1cm Ser &IAurpt iCtt inn Gltl-
fCln herlmurupptC, athortc 5lt Dem
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meIdlca iJdl Der Nlilhtlillg olid)ci-
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pcrifofit hattie. Giciclbe mor ieood)
ptridjlolicn, un0 ais Strcib IN oo2
&uu5 hineinrici. sic Shire 5t 0fi
ncn, h0rtc or baS @crGltidl elmer scr
brchcubcn Tcniteri6cibc. Gin trGiti.
ger StoB gcgen sic Sbilrc mo oic-
icl6c Nnb nod, I'm Snncrcn bc@ acl=
lcrs cntbcdtc Scr 9lollrod einc ger
brpd)cnc Sdeihe, bltrf mcld1c Scr
Wom lcinc SlltdJt IN Die 0on0
StraBc gc1onlnlc1 bate. Strcih
lolNte inn uno bette faint Die Bono
Strabc bctrctcl1, oils er Den Munl
in fitr5er GntiernlnN Dor iid) lollicn
lob. Sin lpeiterer Sfub aus Dem
Ncpplpcr oc@ Tolijiitcn pcrnllobtc
ocn 6liiftIinN aieinc &0nbc in Die
Sobc 5t mericlbn lo lid pcrbaiten 5t
loiIcr, Nnd) PCT mgitlifet Foli5ci-
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men ais 6rcOerid Nfpcra, - Sabre.
II. Icilen @cruf ola BARRIER al. Nr.
&o6n g., &crtlcin ollS 81. Denis.
baltimore oultn, beihulbigt i'm.
linn in Dem @aggou cine CLAIMANT
@nlcmoocl inl @erthc BON $500 ac-
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NtttSbrr9 III mobnen lmlo mil crit
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Mptr@' Grfunoi9itllgcn cit5u 5ieben.
%crmlttblid) bunOclt cS iid nm cillcn
acpicgtcn &crbrcd)er.
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yS6alia. WGnnerdJur."
Wasfcnbaa,~
Muntag, ben 8. WGr5
@crmania- MGnncrd)ur.S Safe.
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Mgcntcn nno feincS rcppen sn iteiscn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
Wclbjcnounacu.

@eloienbungen nod) Seltidlano
nno Seitreid) llnsarn iidcr mo
ifnea beiorat. 5, 10 unb 90 Morf.,
iomie 10 uno 90 aronen Sdcine 5u
rerfauien.
3beo. 8. Iiener & &c.,
l9z). Nr. 217, Cit.vaItimOre.str.
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gSelteru WargIanb GiicMbabx.


Ststnrenb "a. Gept, oerldbt SinersStatton.
SSaifdi.
40 GPoreerS = Ghteitooft, Sager5totpu, ".
& y3. no, @asresborG. 9bnnberSburg NIB
ansGenpuiuieiI Gointaa. Sarcod una Qunibera
lamb.
2.45 Stabr:. - Accommodation nad rlriors
Bridge.
sA.15 Nadur. - sAnensgrrreh, SauptIinie.
SdgcrStoipn, Sarepd, Gbippersbrr9 uno aus
genOmTen c0n,iaB, SreSertd uno GuiuiiSs
burg Observation-Disclosures.
.Sdliid,, aasgeuummeH SnuMtae.
100 WsprgeUs-Oor!, y. rnb 8. 9iu., unb gar'
IisIe.
7.5O Msprsers--srfom. mob 1burmont.
@rucenine (Sreoertdl, Gntmlfsburp, Thnr,
mont, lRapnesbprn, Gbam6ersburg, Soeers.
toruIt. @uncod, Cumberland. glftTS OSnffet.
$50 .Radm.-SnIpllinfe. ffiIi4 bon emorh.
@rooe, ferner BORT, 2aEober, Gettysburg nnh
y. uno 8. Glib.
$50 Gndni. -stiorr. mad Sarcber.
6.15 UbentS-Nifo;n. nab tlHsoH.BriSqG,
sur SamftaeS.
11.s0 NbenbS--sifcnr. nab ftnicn.Nribet.
4nr eoaumgS.
0.45 ubeNbS-uffom. td@ untcn'g,thse nnh
Sduppee.
1SdIt ritt an SenufpIbania.u abe. Citation.
q. &ubertfon, atlk n. GuUel,
utes.Hrdi. i. Zen. vganaees. osn..S..xst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
,SDnnenanf. nnb llntcrgana.
Nas @cttcr.

Siir Warplanb mo ben Tiitritt
Columbia bcllte flor, nbnebmeno.
noromeitlid)c @inbc.
GoS thermometer iulf gcitern be.
oertan0. Der itilnblid)e Stonb bcS.
Ielbtn mar pon & llDr Wor9ens 6is s
l(hr Nbcn0s, lpie iolat:
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SbcD. 8. Siener &. &c.,
2f7, 1T Snltimprc. StraGc.

~" ~ ~"'FFWUPt~ fF"Nt'
EeutIde5 nnO mlbercs oitsl1nOi.
ifes @elo gefouit uno p~erfouft.
@eloicnoungcn 6ciorgt nod, 9eutid).
lonb, Seitreidl, GltBIono II. /. NJ.
@cd)iel alsgeitellt ollf oltsldnoiide
Wanfen. Greoit6rieie uno SrapeIer3
Ghenlies. f9N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05

Elllrlbil8, G,lrtocca, Nnngc6 ul0
Scicn, Tuf0cfeu mo Ninnen.
@rnrctt @rue., 523 %oro- 6reulonts gtocnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-05
&ur;c Standardization.

IN Ntldlltlc Gitp lit EuItnr Sbo@.
Y. Fottilon Scnior.NiiIiaprcbigcr
a; Der biid)oilid) protcitolltiidjcn
Grnnrulcl3'&ird)c an Der Gdc pom
GolbcorNl- nno HcoOitrnbc, NeItor.
en-. Gr mar rs Sabre alt II. itnmnntc
Gus Ncp.Dorf. Is Sabre lang mirttc
G. an Scr Gnlunuels'airtc.
81 Gbreu Don Erofcilor Gbriitian
@ilI'cn lul0 Wottill Don Hpm mo
Or. Clemens Don Eirguct mo Got
tn bon &ien 9nbcn II. &cnru
$4,000 nno 8ottin ant Mittmod)
Nbeno cin Siner IN ibrcr Mobmng.
?tr. 100, @elt.Nortb Npcmc. 81.
bon NirQuct lit Der llelle Sllpcrin-
tcloent bca Surrict cane Seino iiir
inpdliocMinorr, ona nit Dem ,%oblls
@rptlna Nnipitol" perbinlocn lit. Die
ilhrlgen @Gltc lporen Or. saul Noupt
mo @ottin, Nroieiior &orrp gang
icro Millon lunb @attin, Sr. H.. Nrnll
GGiporo s.. 9pllton SRI. 0cnrIctto
%loooaopo, SRI. Moripn 9. @oiic,
@r. Eictro Minctti llilo &r. Robert
Sdpor5crbady.
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ei9ditssMegmeiier

Bidder, Gonoitors mo Sotcl-
0eoaria-N rtifcl.
SIC WDrro d. Sids &c., 10I Sitos 1oiparosStr
3cltlungcr, 3cltld)rlItcn, etc.
Sue Baltimore Mc,uc Ga.," Suoio glbercronls
bic, @cibait3fiibreg 3lS gSclts@crnars Ctr.
Golt-M oterialicrL SbilreL 6eltlter-
rabmcn, 9oocll, etc.
Games q. 6pitrr & Gu., 1t5--1l7 Sitos5reoc.
ridsStrabe.
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Observation-Disclosures mad TtipsUorf f1b y
r,tt gum Se5raun in Der gontoen' xn6 Dh.
NpbnlsStation nm 1000 Nb.nbs.
Feferpirrna BON stduu1 In Gc6lnfs oter 4AS.
IorsaSao ar ns. GpsIieraten etc, nerben f4ne1
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Baltimore 1am}" Vafet.Gpmpasnie.

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GamhnrgsMmertla
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Observation-Disclosures @crdibe uno

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Scihenbcitotter.

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Nutionol 0unfel1.

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