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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
JAW BROKEN ON BOTH SIDES
5. y. I'ouIecr In Prccarious Condition
AFTER HoodIum Attack.

Charged with attacking and seriously
beating 3 J. Foulger In west Second
south street Monday evening, simon
Levin, Abe Milior Mike Shoemaker
and Frank Smith wero arrested Thurs
day evening by Detectives Schulze and
WHEELING
Foulgcr had his jaw broken on both
sides aud was removed to the Groves
l.. j. s. hospital and was on the oper-
ating table for four hours. His coudi-
ton IS most serious and he may have
TO undergo another operation.
Foulger Is 20 years OF age and In
employed AT Walker Bros store. he
was on his way home Monday evening
accompanied by his brother when the
attack was made upon him because he
refused TO purchase n Sunday Denver
Post The publication, Il is charged.
sent a number OF roughhouse hoodlums
hero 70 sell the paper which Is called
the Sunday Denver Post but which ar
rivos here on Friday. IL is claimed
that because F'oulger declined 10 buy a.
paper he was set upon and numerically
beaten By the ruffiaus. The injured
man was able 20 give a description Of
his assailants and they were rounded
up Thursday evening by the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05

cal nousc cleaning. with a new govern
mental stan from the regal Jimmie
down 10 the pages in the house Of COM
mons. Tho lovely roteric smuggled h
score or more Of kegs OF gunpovcr
into the cellars under the parliament
house who're Fawkcs went himself with
torch In hand Co touch the thing IN '
But To- an evil hour that a.. cv. for The
irators-seyeral members Of the
house hld been notified to be- conapicu-
Gus by their absence from duty 90 the
hour set Tor the ascent heavenward and
thcN immediately scented "a cardiff
giant rodent Detective work followed.
ana the amiabie Guy WINS grabbed by
tho kings officers just as ho was about
o. give tho members OF tho English
government their Intended angel plu-
m1ge
lie was put Co The torture. and the
fact that he suffered some Is evidenced
historically By the publication IN the
encyclouedias nf bic handwriting ''bo-
fore and after taking The demornll-
zatlon OF this PATRIOTS chiroErnphy
through the inquiHturial process was
"aometh ug fierce" the post-torture
signature resembling the tracks Of
hen ON white paper after walking
through ink. Fawkcs was publicly exc
cuted Jan. 2e. 1905. IN remembrance Of
the event Ia most English towns. but
particularly IN London, a grotesque fig
ure stuffed with straw Is carried about
the streets on Nov. 8. and finally COM
mitted 20 the flames
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 5 1909

cause when most wanted the theatrical
scaeon would be at It's height. AZ pres
ont there does not appear to be any de-
siiable manager IN sight and ~ Muf-
ray has an ironclad contract With two
years 70 run there may be no change.
unless some mutually satisfactory ar
rongcmcnt can be made TO buy him on.
What the phililes need is n player
manager a man who not only can tell
the players what TO do. but 90 w ana
show them. Such q one Is Fred Clarke.
pitfsburg's brilliant leader. but. unfor-
tunately. there arc only too few
Clarkes. Many think that "kid' Glea-
son would make a succcssful manag, r.
re has been IN the game long enough
90 thoroughly understand it az every
angle, and he Is universally liked by
oil players II y no secret that 0lea-
son is Muray's right-hand man. ana
much q what success the Philltes have
had has been due TO his efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
SLONTOWN WA. TED
HUGH JENNINGS
PhlIics Wanted Him for Team IN 1910
but Detroit Did Not Want
To Lose Him.

Philadelphia, Nov 3--with the sign
ing OF Jennings 90 again manage tho
Detroit team goes the last vestige ot
como 10 philadelphia This Is to be- re-
grcttcd, for without doubt Jennings
could repeat with the Phiiics what hc
did with the Tigers. 10 viii be rcmem-
bored that before Jennings took chaia.
OF the 1lgets they were a great but in-
harmonious 8gerggati0n OF individual
players that collectively amounted %
little and cut but a small figure Ia the
championship race.
The material for a pennant-winning
team was there but II required an ass
tute manager TO get the best results.
Tho scrappy -Baltimorcan proved
just tho man for the place. Tie irunfd
out the differences between the players
nodded the material into concrete
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
BRONZE STATUES PLACED.
Figures OF the Prophet and Hyrum
smith AdOrn Temple Doors.

The inches at tho sides OF the east
doors of the Salt Lake temple are now
occupied By statues OF the Prophet yo-
seph Smith and Hyrum Smith, bis
brother who were maftyred al Carthage,
June q 1871. The statues are consd-
cred 10 be excellent likenesses by those
who have seen them, They are Ire size
and executed "a brOnz. Each statue stands
on pedestal about 2 feet square aud
inches thick and the pose OF each OF
them reveals the characteristics OF the
original probably as far as II rs possible
FOR statue Co do so. In Hyrum Smiths
position. with his hands crossed on the
head Of an old-fashioned cane. Is de-
picted calmness and serenity. while the
Prophet Joseph smiths pose, with his
hands extended Ia front Of him clasp
ing "a Book ~ Mormon and his head
erect. indicates the dauntless courage
Of the man. JOsephs statue Is IN the niche
at The southeast door and Hyrums
statue occupies the niche az the side OF
the north asst door Both statues are
from models by Mahonri Young. the well
known Utah sculptor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
GUY FAwKEs DAY.
Today Remembered ~ the AnnlYcr-
sary Of the Famous Plot.

"Remamber remember the 9Th OF
November" is the Introductory line 20
the stanzl calling attention OF English
speaking peoples 20 tho interesting fact
that this h. Guy Fawkes day, the ever
TO be remembered date Nov. 8. 1905,
when this estimable patriot was dis
covered about 10 translate the entire
English parliament, king. cabinet ana
an, 20 a higher and nobler sphere Of
action, where wings rather than street
cars or balloons are methods Of locomo-
ton. and whore the ever recurring ter
rcstrial problem Of How are we going
10 eat2' never troubles anybody
FaWkcs WAS "a native Of Yorkshire
served with the Spanish army IN the
Netherlands, and became a religious Ia
natlc OF the deepest maroon shade. His
views of lie were thereby rendered un-
stable aud prism tic. So DE entered into
n plot with several of his co-rligon-
ists TO give England @ thorough politi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
Ladies' and
Children's
Und'rWe ar

Children's gray mixed
wool pants, small sizes, reg
ular price use; special I5c.
Children's gray fleeced
pants and vests, all sizes,
according to size, from I5c
up to 45c.
Children's white extra
fine fleece lined pants and
vests, all sizes, according to
size, 25c up 10 6oc
Natural wool vests and
pants for children, non
shrinking, according to size,
soc mp to zoe.
A fine assortment Of ladies'
and children's foot warm
ers, all colors, from 35c mp
10 o5c.
A fine assortment OF ladies
and children's knitted union
suits, vests, pants, etc, in
an grades and prices.
Ladies knitted skirts,
regular and extra sizes,
white and colored from
6sc up 10 S2.2s.
Children's knitted skirts,
with and without waist at
tached, all colors, from 3se
up 20 Is.
Children's ileeced cotton
union suits, gray small
sizes. regular price 25c;
special, I5c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC ovs,
October Bulletin Of On,
Health ON Local cora,,, noAr'

The typhoid epidemic
cording to the monthly we. o'e'. -
city board OF health for o. w. y v
states hat most Of the 81 60 u
phola tcNer reported dufsns ot ".
.,oieh nave been cured a. w h't
cases OF contagious ana NO., ue "a
eases reported IN October sa'S ,S'.ous a..
PoN, ~ scarlet fever nd dlnb,ee small.
measles, tuberculosis 'pnsneria. ,
~ enloken poN and whooplns' co..
br. Stork favored the gsnt,. .onsn-
ing october. as there we,e !, * ON.
OF girls reported and ST NJ 49,, ~ nirih
ne earbagc department disn
70, ioads Of garbage at tho 1850
l'StS loads OF rubbish were han, Ia,alo'
ana % horses and c,,,. '. ..a ass
ssttroyed. The food inspector ,o ~e,e q
20 pounds OF meat and "a V,ee,,ueglie
otner FOOD products. and p,os, ns.,llgs
Vloiators OF the law. The re-. u,ed n,
tor Inspected 1909 cattle 4 tso y nsrs,.
hogs ana lis calves. He SS.'eep, u
peei. sheep. II hogs and s1 ,Sellet (
parts Of carcasses. He has hsiS panr
ana - hogs for further insnal '1 saes,
Utah Photo Materials Co -
cial Photographs. t23 M,in -, ootamtf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05

our Drug STORE ~ AT
iis-iis SOUTH MAIN ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05

Utah Photo Materials Co -.
cial Photographs. t23 Main. pho S,'i ali'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
New Stylish Dresses
One-FOurth Off

Notwithstanding the fact that the is still early
and that stock of fashionable Dresses has been consider
ably augmented by arrivals, offer entire line
and is truly delightful assortment of beautiful dresses
ONE-FOURTH OFF.
Street and evening dresses coat dresses college dresses
becoming Moyen effects princess dresses and pretty
models with the waist line defned-mores, silks prunelas
broadcoths serges voes silk Jerseys and Messaines.
Prices range from $15 to 5000 Your choice ONE
FOURTH OFF.
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ONLY $3.50


saturday. Noverber eth. via oregon
Short Line for Football game. Fort
Douglas VS. Agricultural College. Spe-
ciai win leave Union Depot ESQ n. M.
returning after the game. Tickets lin
tct 60 November eth.
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whole and drilled his men into sinking
individual glory for the benefit OF the
team. II was the Tigers almost per-
tcct team work, the aubordiration %
self IN the EFFORT 10 win and the old
orlolc hghtlng spirit the manager In
lcctcd into the men that landed Detroit
three times winners OF the American
league pennant more than the Inherent
strength OF the team
what Jennings did' for Detroit somn
one can DO Tor the Phillics. The ma
tefial Is there. and % only requires
somebody 10 bring out IT. latent
strength The man for tho place must
ne born leader have th> entire con-
hdtnce OF his players besides "a thor
pugh knowledge Of up-to- date base
TAU Unfortunately such men are rare.
Indeed. and are generally tied up with
contracts Go clubs that have "a thor
oush appreciation OF their worth
Naturally with Jennings eliminated
from the field. rumur rcvcrts TO Dou-
lin. and there are not q few who be-
lieve that DE may yet succeed Manager
Murray Perhaps New York would re-
lease Donlin without the Philhcs Civ
ing up Magce or any other player. but
IL Is 70 be doubted whether no would
be The man needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05

Hsmlin Paints. need any signs.
Both Phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-05
Children's and Misses
Coats One-FOurth Off

Hundreds of Stylish Sample Coats-the manufacturers
unable to dispose of them in the regular wayhence you
have the opportunity Of buying them at these reduced prices
The seasons newest ylesages to 10 and 10 To- H. 10
lin plain cloths rough cloths, veyets, tweeds and
homesps The coors reds blues green's browns grays
and mixtures. Make your purchases and one
fourth the regular cost.
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Spbesf6Ge.

Sim 4. Scbruar 3pispb Mbeb. gr. 2oo2
Acknowledgements % labrt ali.
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80 Sabre a!i.
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itant Snfirnarp, 81 Sabre al.
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9efanatmahuugeu.
9lngr6pic.

Nngctpic.
&iireon bon salbpin Yenninaten, ,glrditei'
ten, air. $50. gioros9barlees Strabe.
Heribirtc Angcbotc fir ben .Nbbrnh See
jeeigen UebIuors uRo bic Grrtditung etues
asuea saserbans.Ssbauocs iar ben s,aat
Miarpiano on oer 9oftiuups Strube. 5lpiideu ter
9baricss r1o eiGbtsSirase, IN Der Staoi BAL
tlulore, lpereel bon Der SiGatss1 abntlaserbniiss
say SI'ml,,t1T eliige9afin asnolis1er. ,,;,, 49,,
aoreiiiri an:
hon. AUSTIN l.. CROTHERs.
Govei nor of Maryland,
Chairman of the state Tobacco
Warehouse Building commission,
care of secretary of state of Maryland.
NIB an obey rpr samitag, brt 20. 6ebrliar
1909. ~ llbr Niittaqs. i'm greiuiipse iireai oe5
Stuatcs Mnrplano. i'm llniou Emit 3cbdroe.
S,aot Baltimore aogeltefert werheH.
AQen fclhen 9tn9rboicn rub eir beaIqnbia.
ter r,6 S6cf i'm Reirasc bon Sra,tau'ssnS SSaaSS
3iGrn!ano 3abibar %Gemadf, ~beisefilet icin.
9lu9eboie fir oieic arbeit niiIien tih aut
oaS @ebauoc er'treden, has nut Asdnerl ans
3ieqclttc!nen, stotipioftsn. ,gr!isn MP '9ad,.
hober. Gdt. SCtcioerpnnoe, 3reppel, eit. aus
peritdriiem GoncretsDiateriGt, spte alles N oeit
Elnnen ltro Spcittitaiionen niteegeben ~ ole
an ir9cne eirem gSotentag IN unierern SiirsG!i
S~irilclen hcu StunocIl . WOrl!t. mo D aahHl.
einGeicbcn merhen ionneii. -.
sir Sett:ttIt9eH lno SOeSlllIaltomen oie
0em 9!lreuu eHtHrnIlien- tDcroetl, IHii'ell- pie
Gartie'n, iueIchc %bielrluen erbdlieI'. elm Sepoltt
BON iiinfJig Dollars tS50.o0l hiltterlc9er; eics'
5tq Collars tSIo.uOl oleie3 Seppnlo lptrccI
ben Gfpufitorer bel HitdGabe an etefee 8iirtdit
Der ~Seihnuiigeu uub SpcjittfottoEeit IN 9rtert
,3uiiano 5uriideriiattct iperoeil. Der boue DC
iraa oes Scpo'i5 pirh ben COMMENCEMENT
5uriideritaitei, Die friiber Eepo'iten rlatieit.
Soldhe CUR GfilrubIle ans benz Viiredu Der
iilaburc 3cidnnutgeu mo SpeSlfitationen ipetf
oeIt an bic @icicr IN Der 9leibenfoige Der et1'
1~ercic'icn gtppliiGiioneu Nilter cbiasIi Scoiri
GunGen peribcilt lperoeu.
Sic beidlle GdnsSorniiiipn behdIt fid baS
9tedi Dor, irqero Elm obcr alc Ingcboie MO
aue iplbe gtIlgeboie, Ole ben Gcbil9irlgeIl Der
cpe;iitiaitoncl ntht cIliiprcden. III ocTperfcit.
Gle hebdli itD terler bG9 Naeeai Dor, bic Irbe!t
in foluer &eile ein5itbeilen i1e 81 oertbets
len. mic ne lee int S~ntcreiic bcs StGnies Wlrpz
!aro fir anaebraft eradieiI mag.
Suicsuin d Hcanington, Irhiteilcit.
(SPbin IL IBl
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Gcpertcmeu iiir ~1iientiinc aiaerGeit.
Inter- cpurtemeut 6cr Neuer,s IluniSiIr re.

NaIt1mote, I. iTebrnar 18OV. :,
Serfie9elte gnacbo.e. an ben rVodro ct
s~trparos" ~uoreiiirt. iperber i'm 8iircl,i 6c5
Gtnot.Hcaiftrators I'M Raibbaife bis @tittluodl,
Den II. 6ebrtdr 1909, II llDr Scrnliiiags, fit
bic 2tcicruua pDp ssicrecfRtter oil rns 3cner'
eourtertert fir cinen Wtunat ~cnteegen aettcI,'
men. Spciifitdiionen tpcrocE euf Serlareeit
bonn Seireldr bes SeuersS cparteineil.s a~eliefert,
Gin be9lauoiatey @bei ocS @ieters, aif etite
bon $500, M ben wsahor ruo Stabtrdib bon
Baltimore 5ubIbdr gemad)t. nlib ieoem IrGes
bot b~eiaeiiiet ieir. SaS Niebt bIeibt uorbebaI.
tell. irgcno etH ooer auc ~sin9cbote gu eers
i%pcrfeii.
SIN auftraae Oct seb5rbc
z. ~. @iGiniun.
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Vraiioeut Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Sebri, 5,G.S,2 s. 10, II ,12.i3.16)
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gcriamMlhngs- amsciacn.
SiirerI Der ,g.prtbc,n Gcnirai MalI.ucg
En.uhaunI

altiMtorc, mo. g. isebruar 1909.
Bic idhrIihc @erfumn1urq Ser WitioHdrc
bieicr 9omraanie miro am Tonncras, ben %.
%Tebruar 1909, ~ llDr Witttaes, i'm Sdiptbii
reuii, Siibuit.Gfe MN Salucri ruo Gcntre.str.,
Baltimore, aebultcr. bel ncIhcr Der Scricbf oes
Rraitoertet itno he5 Eireftoriunt3 fir 1905
OoroeieGi. cine @SlbI bon Sip5tf 3irelioreu f!ir
Gas foinIneuoe (abr Ilditfiroru ipirh mo ioicne
9en5Ui Dor bic 8eriamlrl,nG aebradt pcr6cu
nl0aer.
etepbcr u. @Bitr, scfretdr.
(II 2Gs503N
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Sic Scmpcrcn5Ier inns
lulcoer ol Der 2lrbcit. inn Sen Gon.
0reb 81 cinrm OciCbc q, pcranlaiicu,
lpcldeS Die GericnNrng nom Spiri
tltoien nod Northumberland Der
bieten loQ. Inter Dem ietigeu @eies
fGnnen sic Spirituoicn crit bcihlaQ.
ldblnt lpcrhen, nud)0cnl tic III Den
9elib ocS GnpfGnQcrS 0elnllgt linb.
Iaa lit III Der Hrari3 idNper ourdI-
filbr6or. lin linen Die Nrbcit SIT or.
lcid)tern, %perlan11n bic Senlperen5lcr
eIn Geict, pclfcS linen gcitottct, oie
Scnoun8 ON 9abnhofc 81 confia3i-
rem. @cnlt Der GonQrab bieiCm Tor.
hubcn miQf6trt. 6cQCht er eincll gro
ben &Jrioliun0sbrlth. Gle Aegeluno
0cs GtrfouiS Don Spiritltoien lit cine
poli3eilid)e MobrcAcl. Ser Gongreb
hat ober feline Eo~liStigciuoIt gegcll.
ilber 0en Ginjeligauten. Serntr bat
Scr G6nGreB fpobl Dos Med)t, 5luiid)cn
Sen SthoteN, oternidt IN Sen Stau.
ten iclbit i'll rcgilIiren. Solde Grim.
De IoIltet aud, olls aeiproAene Scntpc-
rcn5ler oopon obboltCn, 6us G~eioroec-
tc @eiet %on5urebnten. Siderlif lpG.
re cs aero025u u%crbref)criid, elmer
%perIonIidIcn 9oune 5lilicbe, Die game
@crIaIllng il6cr Den Souicn 5n iper-
ZEN. @bl.
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Sicrmit iuiro Iaf,rift neaebrn, has bic lin.
tcr5eidnete BON HaniieiieeriGt bet Sfdbt Gnl'
NnnIaB ses reinforcement aari abrcmot bon
Baltimore ertnnei bnt. gme TerfonPn, iueide
ioroerinNeu acaen ben Seritorbenen baben.
iiiia hicrniit beladirid,l. COB lie o%ieielbelt nit
aefebltd, bepIauGigtsu Gichulraeit oct Inter.
5eidreien nm oaer Dor Dem II. Iuantt 1909
~Oorle9cn r%,iiifet. atlberttdnS ftc inter Dem
@eieG bon Gaen stipriihe1 an Den heineicil
9iaoo.d5 disdcidblpfen iuerbeH ibincn. side
Verfoncn. pc, dc SGuIonerj ~beineien 9iGdiaiies
fun. pcrSeii crilidnf. ~ioipriige 3npiuii9 81 lei'
itert. Inter ~uitierer llnierihrilt nu oiclcni an.
Sale Icpoat arb Ernh 0ompanh of Baltimore,
"a 7,5i,6t) Seiiaincni5oouitrcdcrii.
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Gli,absth Ehrcincr.

IS ftarb an 9. 3cbruar 1909 Glisabctb
Shrcincr, in ibrem "a. 9cbensiabrc. gciiebte
Satin oe3 pcrIt0rbcneH ,Sreocrid ShrciiCy.
Sic HcerolgnH9 iiuoei EunEeritaH, ncn II.
6e3gltar, gindlmittue5 nm IA3 llbr. bon ibror
YSobluna. ytr. S0l, 4Sierce,S tvuBc. dltS iiati.
NelietlnH prtruilni dIi Der slScftern Gene
TIM. Miite. fclne lAlllcu. Al-1l
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Wuitap Mifleiu.

IS itlrb AM g. ~tSebrnar 1909 GHitao ibid
lcin, 9~eIiebter @atle bon Catherine NidIeiu.
in altcr bon 81 1dtren. IN feiner Bobnitg.
ifthl6ct ronuc Srtar"'T osn i'i II. 3c6 5u S'M5fS orTaenss
I'M lai0 ubr, bonn 1~rn!lerhd ifc aus ltatt. Ncis
ietllllI ali = SdllparN's Sricbhols". (4l--2)
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Gcourtcutcnt fir 5ficutIifc Yerbr'Ierunscu
IntcrsS cpartenlcn bce stabt.S naeMicure.

untcrsSc pnrtenicn bcs Stabt.Snsentcure.
9aItiworc. 3. Sebrulr 1909.
Separate oerfiaeclte anqeboie, martirt:. .Yro.
potaIs ior Sheet slspbalt @epatrs" tIr oie
GanSc Stdbt p1breuo oeS Sabres 1903 inter
Der slulttfi beS SinbisS asenieurSe Separtes
merits; eVropofuIS for al Matertal nno edbor
~neceiinrb 10 rertpuc certain trad t~IriiiaerS nlo
replace inn,e NTH nefp i~trineers OFT the 2StIs
Tens 9locrnc gribqe ocer 8ipDnn'S Sat. " fper'
orn bicrntit einaefprbcrt lno an ben r9oaro
Of aiparo5. Care Of J. Seipeu Ghor1aS" aorf's
iirt. i'm giircau beS S.aet.3Reaiitraiors. Sut1
bnls. baltimore, bis II libr Normttta9s. .ant
IL. rcprnar 1909 ertecaet aenomntcn. Gin
beelaubi9ier Gled oeS NieterS uif cine gGlears
inp Sooufe"s9unf, Guf ole Groer oee MiaporS
NIB StdStruths RON Baltimore ee5ogelt. ~ benz
in ben Spc3tfifdtionen GcnanHte!t EeirnG mug
jeoem Qigeboi ~beiaefiiat iciit.
Srcjififdltctcu NIB IngebotsSorInllare mo
nui @trlauaeu III oieieni Niireau erhaltIif.
SL3 jtedt 1T hermit rorbebnlteit. treeito
Gin un5 due NnGchcie 5uriid5uipet1er.
y. T.. 5cnban,
GtdotsS nBcniclr.
z. garrN Wabpul,
Trdiiocnt Oct Goutrnfis GcbCfoe.
GSEbi,J,6,S,9. t0,1f.12 1870 ...
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RcruharS SGflth.

G5 ftarb pI1plih am 8. iSebruar 1909 Seru.
taro ,%9bilid,, g~eIiebter @atte bon Barbara
Solid. i'm 10. Sabre fcines 2ebenS. Bic
8eerbiGuna iinbet Sounrritag, ben II. Sebr..
> ilbr qiadmitiag3. bon feiuer IetieH lSoh
nltl1, Nr, 400. Sios9barIessS iru6e. auS
ttati. ReifebnuR prioatim. {40-2)
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gen ans oieier SicucroucGe niht eli
ilet1 Gent 81 Sen Ginuahmcn hes
StoateS bel, botter aber Sen Tortbeil
baron. Sehe @irtbidaft III 9oIti.
more lit nit ei1rr Stcuc. bon 1877
Nnllors i'm nGcbItcn NadnrmgS.
Jabr lo9or nit elmer iolhcn bon 200
Collars - bclultet. Sn Ocn trofencn
Counties lit Die @irtbidOit cin
@relel. ons nidt gcOlllOct lperOet
bari, ober bos BON Den @irt6cn her.
ou~SgeId)u1bcne oSiilocngclo" miro
germ genommen. GoS finGcn Sic
Seutc onitanoig uno rcdJt.
Srping Siiber, Erpfci-
Ior Der National-S etononlic an Ser
lnlperlit1t Yole, bat III elmer yer
iamntlung Der &%r0iiOcntcn ser gro.
zen 2ebensueriid]csrngs @eielihof'
ten III Ncm-Dorf cinen &ortrog &C.
balterL iuorin er nadmica, ouB nit
Den bDgieniifcn Aenntniiien Ser &c
%gcnipart, Dcnn lie SIR olBenlclncll
Inweltorn9 gelangterL cine ourd)'
ld)littlid)e ScrlGugcrulg Ser Sebcna.
odilcr llm 10 Sabre ju c"r5ielen lei.
Gs lei 6ltnl Go,tbCiIe Ser &ebensocrs
nit cncr9is
ld)cn UtoBreael1 jltr Nllsbrcltrng Ct.
ller gclunobeita0emdben Sebensm2iic
inter ibrcn Eoliccn Snbabcrn uoran=
%jugehen, @orrm iolcn sic Ser
mo nidjt bic
Sdlllen 8eiun06elt&lcbrc perbreitcn?
Statt Scr omerifnniifcn pGpiiolpgi.
lhcn Scrtbilher nit ibrem 9Sllit bon
l%lnIinn anbcre glider nod Dem 0tu.
tier Der pom 9cutiden &aiierlitcn
8eiullobcits Finite bernllSgegebcncn
Beiurtobeit3biid,Icin, 0us cine iablid)e
Anlettllng sur NelNnoDcitapiIcgc
giebt.
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Baltimore Gcmctern.

Vurcnh: NrahfIth WIs9t Wnltilnpre II. Ncrtbifr.
tGrahnibpilbe sum Scr!alit boil $50 an,
mi, D,GciRorpfoften Gbge9ret3t $50. - BIAS
fir bier @rdber. Srete @eri6una Der Sdpeue
iir Irlucrgottc2oieufte. SunitG,1O
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TruiS Htbae Gcmctcrp.

Ter iocaic Sriesbai non Baltimore, maize
Yisrsuile. Nipei eIcitriihe Yabr,lilien uno
VinlIic9 @ouleparo oirclt sum Grieobpf.. slGe
@reiie. Ser ar,at Sc iieaen eonscriir,aateloHss.
@iireau: Pr. III, Tpro.G barlc6. strnfe. 9eioc
Telephone. (2lpriI2S-)
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Muiulic Gcrt.

Gs iturb DI5tIih ain 8. 2ebruar 1909 in
ibrer gSobnung. Dir. 1il5. 9inoen. glpe., RoiaIir
ReerotGuug iirbct 1onntrina, Sen ii. Gcbrmnr
1909. Nnhmiitaas . lbr, BON obenGendnntcr
@obnilng aus i!att, jl tuelder 8erioGnotc uuo
6relinee nbtll18sboll ctrGclnocl limb.
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