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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
TAFT PRECEPTS THAT
ARE

few weuknown men in New Jersey! Then, again, the president
saws. eve ought TO avoid this acrimonious discussion that con
signs everybody opposed to us to perdition." Think OF what mlght
have been saved in speech and writing in New Jersey within a
single week if that precept had been followed by certain dlsputants
in this town! "Iife is too valuable" says President Taft, ITO
waste in anger and hatred and the charging and denunciation OF
our fellow men when they don't deserve it" Really, 1t looks as
If President Taft, away off in Utah, knew what was being sald
within a week in New Jersey, several thousand miles away. lheh,
AGAIN President Taft saws. eve must assume that where men
differ they differ honestly, unless a corrupt motive can be shown.
But then at may be necessary or useful for the public press to en-
courage the idea that somebody is being moved by corrupt motives
in order to make the headlines more salacous and attractive and
increase the circulation of the paper" And there you have the
motive of most of the "denunciation of our fellow men" that figures
in American politics and which, truth to say, has wellnlgh lot
its effect.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
WHY % AN
ALL-DAY HOLIDAY?

hardly afford opportunity for the purpose. The. railroads to New
York will be congested with travel, and in New York every place
where the parade can be witnessed will be occupied in force long
before the Newark school teachers and children can reach Man
haitian. Even those who may have been provided with places will
find it difficult to make their way through the crowds in the streets
"A whole day holiday would be more in accordance with common
sense. It would be well if all school children could witness Il
parade $ picturesquely educational and so stimulaive to educa
ton. Those who will be enabled to go to Manhattan should be
given a fair opportunity.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
Professor Van Dyke, OF Prince
ton, Points Out Obstacles
in Way of "Freshies.'
BY PROFESSOR PAUL VAN DYKE, OF
PRINCETON.

NYTHEN a young man who has been
W allowed for eighteen years to
take always the line of least resistance,
and to put the emphasis of his efforts
on seeking excitement instead of doing
his work, enters a college which takes
its functions seriously. one of W
things happen. If he is badly spoiled,
he is dropped. II he has backbone
enough left to escape that fate he
wastes {. considerable part of his coll
lego course, before he gets hammered
into him. by humiliation, some realiz-
ing sense of what education is n
what a college is trying to do, says the
writer in S~cribner's Magazine.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
A QUEER CANDIDACY
IN CUMBERLAND

former Governor Stokes, a Cumberland county man; for the
United States s%enatorship. Usually the voters of a county like
the idea of the advancement of a fellow citizen of their county to
a distinguished position. Cumberland county has never been
honored with the United States senatorship. Mr.. Stokes attained
the governorship, and that gratifed local pride. What capital AS
semblyman Nichols banks on in his appeal to the Cumberland
county Republicans to help him keep Mr.. Stokes from getting the
senatorship does not clearly appear, but it will be a sipgular Incl
dent in State politics if the vote in the CumberlandE nvety pri
mares tomorrowzshalI show that the eountys doof Mas NOT the
s~enatorship. "a given Moth n
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
A SLOW COUNT
AND LATE RETURNS

the returns late. In many districts where the, tickets contain the
most names the count will not be completed before daylight
"Wednesday. If the elections in Essex county are close, there may
he doubt when the STAR goes to press Wednesday morning. If
there is a decided trend in the vote cast in scattered districts in
Essex that make the earliest returns, probably correct estimates
can be made of the results.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
ONLY REASON.

u never was so angry in my life"
What now, Catherine? 2"
why, George had the audacity to
say l used paint on my cheeks. Such
a canard wounded my feelings as they
never have been wounded before"
Gracious. 1t IS a wonder you did
not burst into tears"
"I would have, Grace. but-but I was
afraid the tears would wash off all the
ed"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
THE DAYS BEST O

r AWRENCE ] ANHALT, business manager for David warfeld. brings in
from the road the story OF the manager OF a thrilling melodrama, in m
- scene of which a husband enters ne door an instant after a admrer
his wife las made his exit from another During a VI If a week in n
city the manager noticed that me mai, obviously iron the country went in
every night. Finally he remarked to the la that he must enjoy the per
"Toleraby go repfed#t the paygor, but som night that husband is GO
ing to catch that other fener and I want to be oil hand to see what happens
NN
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

A halliday session of the
public schools tomorrow, to
enable the teachers and chill
dren to witness the historical
parade in New York, will
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

Tomorrow the political pri-
maries and the great his
torical parade in Manhattan;
two great events that con
fict, to the disadvantage ct
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

There is such a multi
plicity of candidates on the
primary election tickets
throughout the State that
counting will be slow and
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

Assemblyman Isaac I.
N Nichols, of Cumberland
county, is asking renomina-
ton almost a~vowedly as an
enemy of the candidacy of
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

Judge Goodpqsture
Talks About Engaged Couples
CIV FARMER SMITH, the Cedar Grove Philosopher.
vyr,tt., ssoeo,ally for the Evening Edition of the Star,
xxxvI.

IT CAME out on the train last night said judge
Goodpasture. land behind me there were two
turtle doves, evidently engaged.
"In some way I discovered there was something the
r,atter with M of her hands and he was holding it.
"rhe language they used would not interest you, but
n all makes me think what a lot of farce there Is about
this engagement business.
"At first, as I understand it, there is an understand
ing, That means using one word when you mean the
onnosite. After that, there comes an engagement, which
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27

President Taft says that a
mans life sis not made up
of grand-stand plays Oh, if
those words could only be
engraven on the minds of a
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
Uncle Wall Mason
The SunfLo1er Poet of Enrpoia, Kansas, Saws Today

I - ~ ~ ~ IHFOT 1xdTtodoe OuyS TOudv. q
John Bull looks forth upon the main and heaves a sigh as though in pain;
ne wipes way thu tears an cries in sorrow: "Blawst my booming eyes,
There's fungus growing N my calm! I need hustler at the helm,
INN THESE nee progressive British isles are left behind a million miles,;
it was a blamed italian chap that made that wireless message trap;
In ryy a Frenchman made the whole world blink by flying safeyo Ger the
800 drink; q Dutchman built a big balloon, in which he'll journey to the
moon, n low I'm told, lud less m soul a Yankees gone and
I'm the swim? Are W content ito tag behind, and trust in fate and go 1t
hind! Is this III England lying dead, with candles al hers et and head? Has
Genius torn her ODE and died. and have W naught to brace our prde?o A
V0ce ome signing Ger the and-a voice John Bull can understand; a female
voice. that's bright and gay and In his ears it seems to saw "Cheer M. The
ods are with you yet-you always have the sufragete'
| Copyright 1909 by George Matthew Adams.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

Wt. Moibington Seiqbts.
- Wcr III elmer bod geIegenen @e.
9e1o 81 ipobntn ipiinidt tam tpobI
feline before iinocn, oils Wft. @oib.
Illgton Seigbta, Die 500 sub iiber
Dem W|eereSipiegel Iiegt. Ser 9c.
lpobller genieBt BORT ole Iu5iidt iiber
Vtt. Molbin9tonL GIlerSlie, oo5 Sails.
MOAB slbul, &olnno 8ort II. Com.
ION, fann lid nit allen it%Gotiid,en BE.
Qlicmlitteiten oerieben uno bat nur
Goitntp 3 Steuern 81 5oblen. ESn 50
Wlnltten bringt Die Gleftriide i'm
pom Wfittelpuntte Der Stoot mad,
Sonle, unO OoS 5obrgelo lit nllr 5
Ge1tS. Gie Wonbattun 2uno go. bat
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mo loBt macn0amilirte GtroBen
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9iircou . 3imnler Nr. % I'M @iilts
tier @ebGltoe, at ser Ode BON St.
Eoltl. uno 6apctteitroBe, lit, lit Der
@eidGitsfiibrer.
Ste Eenn pIbonio- 9obu
t anti Mertten.- Sir oieSltnl.
me bon 100000 bis 100000 hot Die
Fennlplpunia 9nbneeieaidoft ser
Itlantic transport 60. oeren 0erit.
%Gigenthlm al Der GlintonitroBe All
Canton ubgefouft. Gin @runoItiif
bat 800 u1b oaS onoare $50 TuB
6ront, Gin SbeiI ocs Iebtaenonnten
0rltnoltiideS lit u%nbeboitt; ein5ratt.
Shitppcn, Ser ooroilf ito,tb, branntc
Dor etliher Belt nie0er. Die Eenn.
lplodnia 9obn eignet iest foit oQeS
Werfteigentbum 81 GnntorL gerobe
ioie Der Baltimore 3 Ohio @obn Die
@erfien 81 Socuit-Goint geboren.
Iuf Scr 9eiierung.- Gas
9efinoen bon SliIiuS SdornoqI,
Sobn ocS %befonntcn Srn. Nltg.S tdr.
nagl, bon Ger. 1922, Garrett Iuenue,
lpuroe geltern int llniperlit1ts : So.
lpital als beoeuteno gebeliert bcrits
tet. @ie oer5ait %gelneloet, neritneIiid.
te Der jltiige Wonn bnrh einenS titr5
aus betrddtlifer Sobe; eS miro an.
genomneit, onB CT idon in nGfiter
ISOLDE mobIoui iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

bringen, pobon sic 9etpobner ser
Stabt Den &ortbcil 3icbcn lie iider
Iein iDollcu, Dab lie nid)t Oilrd) geieB.
gebcriihc WoBnobmen geid)a0ilt
merocn. lie &ortbeile, meIhe Oie
Stoot i0brlit aus 9taturNoS 5iebcn
miirOcn, Oiirftcn mobI ouf 81 100000
geit0bt merocn. Sine mgcrcdte
9eiteuerllno miiroe ober Die Curb.
iiibrunQ bea ErpieftS pom p%ornberein
nnm0gIif maiden"
@ouperncur GrOtbera bat iid 0lcih
Dem Mopor NiobooI 81 Blmitcu oeS
lllternebmen9 mlageiprohcn. &n
dbnIidcr Wciic Iprodeu iif Ser
observation-disclosures Strota 1u1O
Der Sto0t Erofurotor Soc ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
Stdot Baltimore.
lnterbaltnngss@ cgfpeiier.
Spnncn.Nnf. nnN .liateraana.
Gas @ctttr.

Sir MorpIuu0 uno Sen TiItritt SO.
Iumbia belltc ltnO morgeu flor, NOR.
gen m6rmcr, Ieidtc untipriugeu0c
Miu0c.
Go5 Wcttcr mar geitcrn ih0n; ober
oln W{orgen berridte cine cmpiinoIid)
tiiblc Semperntur, bic ifon omGbcn0
porbcr cinicttc. Ger b0hitc Sbernlo.
mctcrituno mur 67 @ro0 INN 3 ll6r
Nudmitto9S uno ser n%ieorigitc, 40
@ro0, Dor 6 llbr WforgcnS.
Sn 6en ouocrcn 8ltt0cS = @cttcrs
9cobod)tungS Stotioncl ocS &olr'
n2& mlIrOcn sic ioIGcnOcu b06ltcu
2cmpcroturen pcr5cidnct: Goitport
80, &ortIano So. Bolton y, GIbnnu
5S, Heiu Port, 60 EbiIoOelpbio 60,
NtIontic GitN "a, Gope W}an 60, @nib.
iugton GIG, NoriOIf &C, Sottcro9 66,
Charlotte GS, g2ilminNton -, Gburs
Teton II, Soponnob 7G, Sodionpillc
rs, <pitcr 81, Sen Ncit 80, 2"ltlonto
q, W%ontgomcrD "a. 9}em Orleans
"A, FoI2itinC 7G, Collection y, Cor
bus Gbriiti -, Menpbi& GS, Gincilr.
noti 60, FittSburg SO. GSncgo 4G,
Buffalo 81, GIcneIouo 50, 0ctroit
IS, Mpeno SO, MorQltcttc 81, Green
Bon 6G, Chicago IS, Iullltb 60, ct.
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6S, Smobo "A, Surou so, 9iSmord
~, @iQiIton G2, Soorc SO, Seleno5O,
Solt 2ofl Gitp 80, Gcnper ~, Nortb
Elottc Sc, googc Gitn SO, Imorillo
81, Sos Nn0e(eS GS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

3um @eitcn Ser SIin0en.
&crfI it dtte iinbet morgen Sl6eno
III Der o8ermanio E W1nnerdor.Sal.
lie" eln Wtai 9ol itntt. Cine Helte.
rllng bel oieiem Boil lit, ooB Elm Wll-
iitprogromm in Den Eouien 5luiiben
Den ein5ellcn Gdn5en mlfgeiiibrt
lucroen miro.
3mei 6rauen 3obnGr5te.
3uei iunge Gonlcn, Sri. 6. 2.8os
bon Baltimore llno SRI. Wf. u. Vone
bon Connecticut, meroen ont Is. Mai
ais 3o%bndr5tinrun bonn Baltimore
College oi Gental Sureerp" grooui.
rem. Sn glbmigb'S Ebeoter iinoct
an Dem Gage Die SotresidluB. Scier
Der 9%ebronitalt itott. NuBer Den bel
oell 9onlen crboIten 80 M1itncr ibre
Giplome.
Gntri il it iiber Sunbcs
ergiitung.- lie anfiinoigug
be3 SonoitraBen NlfiebcrS >Sobu
SfGier pom ~. Tiitrift, @olti.
more Gountp, ooB gum Shllt Der
@lumenbcete Der Serroiien al ser
9nnf- nnb 3. StroBe gagen Sunoe
0iit 5lpiifcn Die 9cete geleet lperoe,
brod)te cirlen Sturm Der Gntriiltung
ulter piclen @cpobnern ielcr Ge.
9cno bcrpor, lrno' Eaitor Or. J. @pn.
ne Sones BON Der abbott WfenorioI.
STRIDE nobm iogur %cranloiiung, Die.
les Sorgcben in ieiner SonntogSprc.
oigt 81 fritiiircn inoem CT aili ole
8efabr b%inipicS, iuelde oaS0egen bon
8ift niflt nur iiir Sbiere, ionberl1
olld fir Sinocr nit lid bringe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

Die 9nipbnll . Scnm oc3 Ncoof.
tionSiiabcS Der nSuu" miro Dem
Searl heS McbaftionSItab,1 bea .Nntc.
ricon" mor9cn Gorlnittog i'm Sriclc-
Eorf cine SGIodt ~li,icrn. Cos Spiel
beainnt H10 llbr.
SouIc IuSrebc - Inter scr
@eid)uloigung oeS angeblldIcn SicD
itobls elmer 8eloiaide nit Ciucnl
Snbolt Ton 70 Gents. Gigcnibunl
BON 3rou Margoretbe Goof, Nr. %.
GlnpsS traBe, mlirbe Der Nc9er NN.
Jon Sugbes BON Nr. 537. @eit 9olti-
more.S trnBe, scitern III Der peit-
lidcn Yoli5eiitation ben 8roBgc.
iftporenei iiberpieien. 6rou Gpof
perlor bic Gnidye geItcrn oui Dem
Serington.W arlt bemerttc Den Ser
ItIt aber ioiort uno lab ais Der BE.
idnIoiate Die Snidle auibob. Ger 9te.
ger lueiaerie iid). ibr Die 5nide aus
5ns1neisen. Boli5iit Susbes nnbm
bcn nngeblid)cn Gich ipaier felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
StGrfrna mnb Wcinnbhcit

lIlloct man in einem @luie .Solocc.
%lrr" aus 6reo. 9nllernidmiot's
rGntcricau 9remerp." 9lus beIieml
@op'cn uno Moi5 aebraut, oiiimilirt
lid Icidt nit Der Nobruna uno lit
Dem ld)naditen Mogen sitr1glid,.
@rnuerei ti04-1t2S SiQen.Str.
Gel. =, & g. ct. Saul 364, Wb.
GonrtIono t491. Q32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
grieffaIten.

Sitter 5reuno. Gns Solten bon
Sollben in Der Stoot lit nidt uerbo-
ten. Ser lalbcnid)lag miB abcr
rein gebolten luerbeL Oellll mern Die
Hodborn iidl iiber Sdmub liuo lib
len 8erud, beflagen, fam oos 8e.
llnobcitsamlt einihreitan unb BEN
Soubenihla9 olS 8emeinibooen CT.
tl0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

Wog otolcn Nu0Qnno
ne III Ell. - Wfit elmer StidyumbC
I'M llntcrleib, lutldc Don Sen Ner;tcn
oI2 m69lidcr Wciic t0Otlid) tcscidnct
miro, Iiegt Der 60 Sabre oltc %obonn
Gooon bon gr. M, Nlicc NunoItr.
I'M st. &oIcpbHs @oipitoI," .mGbreno
Irirc Nn0rciicr, ser 50.iGbriDc @il.
Ilam 2. WeuerS bon Observation-Disclosures,
lrrrter Ser NnitulNigun0 NcS Nh,
NriiIS nit S0otunNSobiit)t I'M &c
'dndniB list. GonOp mltroC ant Nicn+
ltoa Ibcno pom Scrqcontcn Miuti-
en-" pom oltlidcu Eoli5cioiitrift in
bolbbcmuBtloicmt 3uItonbc blutii6cr.
front an Der Ode BON 9run0map unn
SoncoItcrItroBc ouigcflineen. Gr Be
6eldlnctc WcpcrH ais 0eu SbGtcr:
Stttercc luliroe flir5 oorul,i pcrhoitct.
Nolijclrihtcr S'9tein ionotc gcitcril
Wtorgcn Mtepero nod ocm @ciGrNnib,
I'M Gin mCitCres, olti cen II. Woi or.
Aclcttcs Ttrb6r obSlfuortcn. Mencr@
b%chourtct. IN Observation-Disclosures &c
bnnoclt 81 bnbcn; CT ipiQ bon Gooou
nit Gem So0e bc0robt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
Cir ocntides 8eihGft, nit bent.

Cir ocntides 8cihaft, nit bent.
idcn Erinsipicn, lit bas mublbefann.
tc Ebotusrapbiide Stnbio bon 0tas
GeiTert, 409-411 0orS-Gap.st Ctr.
Sic finbcn bier Sic animerfiamite
@ebanblnng. Mqc Irbciten inter
peri6nlidcr ltcbcrpadnns, mnb nnr
feinites Waterial sclaust snr Ser.
arbeitnns in nnicren Eortraits. Sir
Gunfirmanocn ipesielle Ereisermdhi'
sans. Tamiliensrnppen NIB Ser.
sr6Rernngcn nadj alien 8ilbern Die
snr 2~ebenssrOke. 1ans ~beiunoere
9enbcit, Hoitfarien NIT Sbrer Ebs.
tusrapbie in bOdfcinrr Nnsfabrumg,
cin5ig MIR In meinem Stnbio 81 ia.
Zen. aabinetbilber BON $1.50 ani.
marts. (De13.T&S.t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
1tnfaGs.Ghrunif

grcrnier GGer .EennipIpnnia Sobn"
6ei'm Rongiren perungliidt, -
3ug aebt itber ieinen lltlterforper.
- 8eioe Beinc an1putirt. - @e.
Mig Soifnung ollf @cneiung Dor.
banoen.
Stn fritii6en 3uitanot Iiegt ser 20.
jobrige Robert 90. 9api9, Gin Srenl.
ier Der oRbilobclpbid. Baltimore II.
Woiblngton 8obn," I'M ySobn8 sop
fins SoipitnI" oornieocr. Gr bat
Den @erluit beioer 9eine 81 befla1en,
ais bo8 8aiultot zines llnfolpS, 0enl
or geitern Wurgen in Sen llnior-
6rod)tb0fen gum Opfer iiel, un0 0iirf.
te taum nit Dem &cben oouon fon.
men. 3opiS gcrietb gelcgentlif OeS
HonGir2nS zines 3uges inter eincn
WaAqon, Oeiicn HQoer iibcr icinen
&6rpcr gin9eu. &n Ser NmbuloB
Der mittleren FoIiSeiitotion luilroe or
nod 0em gelaHnten Noipitol &c.
broft, no Ole 2ler5te bCioc 9einc mt
terbalb Oes anices amplItirtcn. 9tic.
mono mar NlIgen5cugc oeS llniuac5
ietre Irbcitsgcnoiien luitrocn crit
burd) Die Sdmer5ensidreie oeS Ser.
lmaliidten ullf oo8 @ci6ebeHc ouf.
merflam gemodt.
2 deucS Efcr6 ri6tctl II IL
bell an.
Grei Gcrloncn perlebt. 3rpei @aQen
3crbrodcl unO ein SreibuO inn Soicn
9enonmen 3t bobelL ooS linO Die
&eloentbotcn bic Elm ihcu 0euorOe-
mes, &rn, NcnrD Sdmciicr bon &i06-
lonotomn gCb0rigeS Yicro geIteu
WorGen in gang fllr5cr 3eit oli icin
Gonto 5I icten pcrltouo. Srn.
Sdmciicr'5 Sobn iltbr in 9r0Ieitun0
clnco~ 6reltnoc5 nit ieincm 9llQou
goll5 Gcmiitblid 0ic Critic Strobc
binunter, ais pl0tIid) an ser Gdc bon
6olt-Ipemc ooS EierO in Sol0c Rti.
Bcns cines StrongeS id)cll mur0c uno
Nun I'M uil0en @olopp loajagtc. Sr.
ShnelIcr rullr0e aus Dem 8efGbrt aes
1dlleu0trt mo brad OaS Nano0clenf.
>pdbren0 lcin 9egIeiter lid oltrd)
redt5citt8eS Nbiprin9en in Sidcrbeit
brodtc. Nn Ser ode BON Critic lln0
EooneitroBe coIi0irte OoS EferO nit
einem pom Srn. 9ortb. Differ oelcnts
ten Mogen, Der in Solge Oes Inpral.
les llnlgeItiir3t murbc. &r. WiiQer
flog fopiiibcr olf Die StroBe rno mar
glltdltd) ge1ug, nit Standardization.
gen om gon5en aorpcr oauon 81 fonl.
men. @eiter 0ing e@ I'M roicnocn
Senlpo sur crIten StroBe, 100 Oos
Rfero NIT Dem 9uggp an ein BON
9rlt. Sobn 9rolun Gllenftc5 @ei1brt
onrun1te. Seioe @ogen 5erbrafen
i'll Stiifc, unO ooS miloe 0fero, nun
Gan5 frci, iogte in Den Sol Der, Stun.
bor0 Oil Company" bincin. Sort
periltften Cinige Nr6eiter per0e6lifL
odS Sbtcr 81 bolteu; eS goIoppirt
fort, uno spar oireft in Den Sufen
Gin Boot lpur0e 6enlonrt
ltno mad elmer GolbItiinoiaen Sooo
cnoIid Oos Yiero iei1em 9c.
liber mieber 5ugeiiibrbt meroen.
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I'm 5lUCi WiQiuncn.

aloac oc5 Stootea MorplonO Qcgcrr
oie Baltimore Ohio . @ubnQe
ieQidoit" iiir riiditGnbige Stc1t.
ern. Iic &loae inpoIpirt Ole
6roge Der cluigeu Steucrentla.
itung Ser 9obu.
Gincm QcmCiuiOmcu 9cihluIie ser
&cAiolotur pon 1908 AcmGB miro
iebt UencrnIonmalt Iiuoc 2obt
StrouS cine &logc Ae1en Die o0olti.
more Ohio @ubn.@ cielihuit" cir
Ieitcn, I'M DiCiclbc 81 5wingen, ST.
77S,7lG.49 riitit0noigc Stcltcrn urf
bic 9rutto=Giuno6mcu Ser Mor0-
IGnOcr 2inicu oc3 NobniDitcmS ii
5ablcn.
Gic Noh}obluHG 0otirt 5llriid bis
gum Sabre 1886, ais Die &Cgialutllr
Die Stcucr altf Vrutto. Giunobmlcn
Der @abncM Die bis oobin Ii %ro.
sent betrll1, crb0btc. Gicie Stcucr
lit icbt 212 Ero5cnt. Gicie aloge
inpolpirt obcr bcoelttcu0 mc0r, uG3
icllc Summc. I1rdJ Sen Ero5cR
Der cin Iongpicriner 81 mcrOcu Der.
Iprid)t miro icItgeiteIlt wcroen, Of
Die Baltimore Gbio NobnQcicas
idoit" olf oie ibr ourd) ibren Char.
ter gciid)crte emi9c Steucrbefreilmg
Der5idtetc, nl5 tie I'M Sabre 1873 Gin
Nbfommcn nit Dem StuotC trail
0cm5uIoI0c lie iif UcrpiIidtetc. hic
oamaI3 gonGborc @rlItto-Ginfiinftc,
Stcltcr Don u Ero5cnt 81 3obIt;t,
ip%obin0eQcn lie bon Der &opfitcucr,
ole lie fiir ocn &crionenpcrfebr olli
Der Clinic 5niihcn Baltimore uno
MoIbington 81 5oblen bate ltltO Ole
NIT ocm itctig pafielr0cn &erfcbr
INNER 9r0Bere Summcn in ocn
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sc.
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6alI lit unO Die 9nhugeicQidoit icbt
sur Stcucr5obIlrng ollf ihr Gi02r-
tbum in Murplono bcrun0c5o0rn
lperocn fam. Solltc nlrn oic alaoc,
Die 8crProlnnDalt Strnll3 n1d,itenS
clnIcitcn miro, in allen SnItonBcn &c.
lponncn pcrGen. 10 miro onS olld) at-
idebclL un0 Dem Stoot, ionic Scr
StoOt Baltimore ermGtit cine 0roBc
Stcltcr- Ginnnhmrqucuc.
Gic noIIc observation-disclosures
lclt 1896 bctrdgt, Ciltcnt Nhtalucia &c
nt0B, ben Stunta. Gontrolcltr Sr. 30
ibllo Y. &cring Dem @Cnerulomuolt
StrolN QcItcrn }titeQtc. 1928, 39i.-
OF. Gtc @oNn 5obite ober mr. $55l,-
64l,53 un0 lit Dem Stoote Ocntab
nod Sits lG.l0 iduI0iO. 0ic
Stcllcr mo Die riidItGrOiAc Srmmc
pertbciIt i'd olf sic t3 Sabre icit
1896 ipiC fuIot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
S6co. s. Sicncr c &c.,
217, Ef.Valtimure.St raSe.

Geutides urb anoeres aiisI1noi.
Id,es @eIo aefauft uno perfauit.
@eloienounsen bciorst nad) Geutid.
lonb, Seitreid, HuBIanb Ii. |. NJ.
WebieI aiisseiteat ati auslGnoiide
ganfen. Grcoitbrieie uno 5ropelers
Cheques. o. :,
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Scbbcl'S cinsiaes gItcficr.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Mtelicr in gal.
fimorr, nno Sas beiinbet i;dj in bei
Gtage ~ cbencr Groc, Hr.32f, WsrS.
GAY, nabe 8isb.Str. &imber.Vbo.
tugrapBicn cine S%pcsialitGt. = Seine
gscnten nnS fcincSrcppcn sn itciscn.
5. Scbbel. &. Grin, Weidaitsfibrcr.
G4-)
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Inf snm Grobccrcnicit!

Scr Guman q Siili9 . 8crcin 0eS NQ.
%gemeincn Icutiden @%uiienbuuics
ucronltoltct am Sreitog Nbeno Elm
Grobecrcnfeit in Der NnitnIt al
Der NiSQuitbitroBa.
GaS iGbrlide Gr0bCcrenicit, melheS
Der Gamcn . Stills Terein 0c4 yTH-
%geneinen 9clltiben @oiitnbalies"
sum Velten Der Nnltolt pcronitoltet,
iilloct am 6rcitog NbcnO I'M @aiien.
bollie on Der Ii5quitbitrobe itott.
Sid al eiu2m Gr6bccrenicit 81 be-
tbeiIigen, lit fem Spier, ionbcrn cin
@ergniiocn. Gem mel1C 6rltd)t Nea
6riibiabr8 lit licbIifCr lInb mobI
ldlmcden0er olS ole Grobeere? llno
lpenl Die lungen un0 0ih Die oItelI
Wtdnner bcoenfen 0ab Die iungen
HlIIlu0rtcrinncr, iucld)e oic Grlldt
berlmraid)en, minocitcn9 cbcuio liebs
lid iin0, olS Die GrobcCre, Damn mil
len iie hoppclt germ ooS Set bciudrn
m0gen. glbcr eS gibt nidt olleinGrO
bceren; oi1 iungcn0omen pomSiilia-
Gcrein iinb feline ionotiidc Sempc.
rcn5IerinncrL bnfiir liito iie III oeutid)
er5ogen. nlo 10 fam 0o3 itGrterc @a.
ihIedlt oororlf red)ncuL. bob olld Grs
Irl'du1gen 5u erbdltcn icir nerbcu,
Die nidt Den Nomen tbcc, aoiiee
ober 2imonuOe iiibrcn. llno octon5t
miro olld). TIio. 100 miro man lid,
om 6reitoG mobl better onliiiircn
%founcll, ais i'm gnitoIt8gcbGuoc ocS
oNugem. 3cutihen @oiienbouie1!"
@aicbnll. - Hohocm oicSrio
les g2itern III Buffalo eileu gan, 0ll.
Ten Iniang gcnlodlt bottem mnrocn
tic ldlieBlif bod nod gcidlogcn. Sic
binten ieet total bintcn an. Gir &c.
Itri9cn Spiele Der 0itlihan &i0a Der.
licfcu mic ioI9t:
QNuiiolu.
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Mtlnntic 9th Sucrinl.

Gircttcr 3ua nit @ilfict Eorlor.
No8gonS unb Goodies. pin .Ecnn.
lnlpanio Giicnbuhn," pin Gclomorc
NIper 9riiden-I pnte. Nbiabrt bon
baltimore 30 Nadn.. al, 8odens
tagen. Q32)
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i. 0c%loicnonnacn.

Seloienbungcn ita6 Ieutidlano
uno Seitreih . llngaru iidcr 1t,o
id)nel bclor9t. 5, 10 uto 90 Morf.,
ioiuie 10 uno 20 aroncn Sd)eine su
perfauien.
Shrp, s. 9icncr & &c.,
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