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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Henderson Ready.

Henderson means business. AL
ready the manager for the team
hassben secured, and players will be
signed this week. The Henderson
Cleaner says:
"A. G. Wall, the manager. ar
rived IN the city Monday and says
when Marion comes up with the de-
posit he will have a bunch of win
ners here In four days. Everything
will be in readiness in a few days
and an exhibition game with some
fast Independent team will be played
Sunday. Manager Wall comes well
recommended and Reach's baseball
guides gives an account Of his sue
cessful toug| with the Nashville
Americans,"i
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Probably True.

\ raw Irislpap shipped as one OF
the cfeH-oh a revenue cruiser. His
turn at the wheel came around. and
after somewhat eccentric session in
the pilot house he found himself the
butt OF no little humor below.
"Begorrah," he growled at last,
"and ye needn't talk bet done
more steerin' in tin minutes n ye
done in var howl wacht. Success
Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

The receipts of cattle today were
1877 head, for the two days this week
1853. The attendance OF buyers was
light, the demand narrow, and the
market very quiet with but little
change in values o. conditions. Fair
demand for handy butchers, others
neglected. Feeder and stocker mar
ket slow. Bulls steady. Gamers dull,
mich COW trade slow. No prime
heavy cattle here. feeling easy on
that class.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

To dig and deive In nice clean dirt
Can do a mortal little hurt
To live 'mongst lufh and growing
things
Is like to give the spirit wings.
Who works mid roses soon will find
Their fragrance budding In his mind.
And minds that sprout With roses
free
Well. that's the sort OF mind FOR met
success.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Where They Play To-day and To-
morrow.
Paducah at Vincennes.
Hopkinsvllle at Clarksville.

Vlncennes, Ind, June LIN a
regular batting feast Vincennes cap
/ ltured the first game of the series
and incidentally frightened her grip
upon first place, by defeating Padu-
Icah 3 TO /. Paducah was not In
the best OF condition ana only at
times did the Indians show flashes
|of their ability. The long ride to
|Vincennes tired out all of the war
riors, while Tidwen, who was game
and filled his position at second,
was weak as a result OF his injury
Monday.
Crane twirled for Paducan, but
the Aliees took kindly to his curves,
and bumped him for Is safeties. Pa
ducah did some hitting too, and
lsoaked Williams for 10 safe raps.
How ever, Vineennes kept the drives
scattered by errorless playing. In
the first INNING started the fun.
Crane walked Stanley and johnson.
while Hurst and Nairn singled and
two scores were counted.
In the sixth inning Paducah took
IA balloon trip and FIVE scores were
added before the Alices could be
stopped. With this the Indians lost
hope of victory. In the seventh Tid-
well made a wild throw to Cooper
of McAndrews' grounder. Two bunts
scored McAndrews. In the eighth
Paducah secured her onlp run. Over
ton singled Crane raped a safe
J ione Cooper walked, while Overton
ran home on a passed ball by John
leon
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

Boston, June philadelphia
TOOK the series by winning the sec
ond game of a double-header after
Boston had scored a shutout in the
first game. The first, a pitchers
battle between Morgan and Collins,
terminated when Barry made a Wild
throw to first. letting in a run. Err
'rors by Gardner and Lewis wee re-
sponsible for all the visitors runs in
the second contest. Thomas had his
thumb broken. being the fourth
Philadelphia player to be injured in
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
GAINESVILLE Wins at Home.

+ Ciarksville. Tenn, June Bril-
lance marked the opening of the
Kitty league season in Clarksville.
while rejoicing as the Hopkinsville
team was walloped, Z 20 g. The
opening was made a general holi-
day. and the whole town turned out
to the opening OF the new ball park
and the first game. The paid ad-
missions were close to 500.
Miss Aune Morrow, a society belle,
pitched the first ball, while surround
ed by a crowd of society fayorites
in the pitchers box. Before the
game Mayor Meacham. who led the
Hoptown rooters. presented the play
ers with largs bunch of carnations,
and made a talk on the prospects
Of Hopkinsville winning the pen
pant. A good game was enjoyed.
Weightman was hit hard, while
Hoyt kept the hits scattered.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

All animals have weather In
stlnct The approach OF raia = IN.
dioatcd by the nlght Of swallows. D,
the cries Of waterfowl and By th'
actions Of COWS and pigs.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

Receipts 80, for the two days this
week III. The market ruled about
steady with the best az a Sc. med
ium 5k 071kc. common ~ a m5hc.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
ooLE URGED FoR AssrsrASr,
Ohio Delegation Backs q. sgrvssnl
i'or I'ostoflicc I'osifiop.

Washington, June i.-Membe
OF the Ohio delegation In congIt
have brought 10 the attention
President TAFT the availability Il
Representative Ralph Cole. Of thel
ElRhth Ohio district for appo'oi
ment as frst assistant postmasterI
general Mr.. Cole viii leave con-
rress March 4. 1911. he having fail
cd OF renomlnation.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Livestock.

Louisville. Ky. June 1.-The re-
ceipts Of hogs were very light, 535
head. for the two days this week,
2,1S2 head. The market opened
early with prices about steady; Sc
lected hogs. heavy. medium. light
shippers and heavy pigs, 80 pounds
and up. selling at $945. light pigs
$S.45, roughs. 1915 down. The
pens we're tXnell cleared and
the market closed - at steady.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

Beware OF people who hand YOU
something for nothing. They Will
expect you TO pay double for II
.atcr.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Quinn Wins Own Game.

New York. June New York
made il three out of four from
Washington. Pitcher Quinn won his
own game. triplng in the seventh
when the score was lied and bring
ling in two runs.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Milwaukee, 1: Indianapolis, o.
Toledo-Kansas City. wet grounds
No others played.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
SWAMI. y mott rsslpmD:sas

cv,x,p Is not rec4 4mmen
: " 90 everything; bot II yo>
ROOT Kidney. hvsr or bid
trouble it viii be found just
remedy YOU need. AT druggis'
fifty cent and dollaf sizes. Yor
have a sample bottle cf this W.
full new discovery by hail free
pamphlet telling all about it.
Address, Or. Kilmer & Co., Elm
hamton, N. Y.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Knetzer Makes Good.

Brooklyn. June 1.-Brooklyn
tried out Pitcher Knetzer and he
made good. He allowed Boston only
six hits and two passes, one OF the
latter followed by Peck's double
scoring the only run. Brooklyn
punched hits of Mattern in the
third and fifth.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tioers win Ouick Game.

st. Louis, June detroit in less
than one and a half hours won the
fourth straight game and the series
| from st. Louis.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

bdIIehts-Behder Thomas and
Larp; Hall. Arellanes and Carrigan.
Umpires, KERN and Sheridan.
At Cleveland-Chicago Cleveland;
cold weather.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
Score
Rugs Wins n Game.

Philadelphia, June 1.-Philadel-
phia put up a poor exhibition. The
home team escaped shut out when
Grant hit to the club house for a
home run. scoring Knabe. Bates and
DOYLE were sent on the field by
Umpire Johnstone for disputiag de-
cisions.
Score r II r
New York ........... -. "a 6 o
Philadelphia =. .....2 10 5
Batterles-Raymond and Wilson;
Moore. Brennan and Doom. Umplres,
Johnstone and Moran.
At -Cincimati-Pitts
burgh postponed; cold weather.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
LOCAL PRODUCE.

corrected daily by Voolfolk,
Bowers & company)
Hens (pound) .. IL cents
Butter (packing stock) LIB cents
Eggs (dozen) .........15 cents
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01
fWAY, WAS ITa
TAKEN INTO CAMP AT
OLD vINCENNEs.
Railroad Travel Disagrees With the
Paducahaps-Hope for Better
Today.
NIGHT RIDERS ARE BEATEN
NIGHT RIDERS ARE BEATEN
THE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Vincenn}s. 8; Paducah, 1.
CiarlOsyille, Z; Hopkinsyille, 3.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

ries-Hoplinsville: Weight
,man and Williams; Clarksville: Hoyt
land Blue.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

De Old Standard GROVES TASTE
SIS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
h>'a flnd builds up the system. For
<pe IN people and children. soc.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-01

Many~a me- has to be scared pt
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Sn ser 3eit DRIFT nN 0 +
nlo Siib" berid)tet 8rni Sd)lieiicll
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lief bcrab, nit einent @etoie, baS aui
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tropilhcr Teeetotion llllr bon iueni-
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tiol,alc Observation-Disclosures Iusitcl.
hing III 9uenos Ipres, nit Der Die
Hepublif Ar9entinicn 1910 Die Gen.
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idcn Sod beaeben lpia. miro lpobl
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iidJ NIT Sd)mad) beoedt bilrd) Dos
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Die magpariid)e nid)t etipa eetuoeil
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6rau5 Soiepb BON ieiiiem 9eanobi
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gEcr mndlt bic hphcn Yrciic?

2Ctt WuUji UT iHpUtH FtCtIt.
GtipaS bobcn mir ans ocml oltcll
Sabre IN bas neue beriiber genom,
men Die boben Treiie riir Niles, nos
sur Sebensbultun9 notbtpenois lit.
llno Oo5u iin0 an5eiden p%orbunoen,
Die cin lpcittres Nn3ieben Ger Ereiit
in oielem Sabre notwithstanding mo-
d,en, NoS Iderbnl.1 epartemellt ipic
ouS Stotiltilde 9iireoll 0e5 SanbelS-
SepartcnIents boben perludt, Die llr=
inden oicier EreiSiteigerungen 5l er.
9riluoen aber feline 3nfrieoenltellen0c
HciuItote c~r5iclt. Su ben Tcgierungss
treilen WalbIngton'S lit man ilber Die
lln3uirieoenbeit GROCER Soltetreiie,
Die IN Der Rreiie Die0ergegeben miro,
beunrubi9t, Deil Die Rc9ierung piels
lad fiir Die boben Ereiie peront>port
lid gemod)t miro. Iild) I'M GongreB
mill man iit mit Ser A%ngelegenbeit
befafem @ie rnb 81 peldlcm 3ped.
lit nidt oorols5uIager uno nod piel
lueniger, Oh et1pos GriprieBliheS bo.
bel berolls tonlnlen miro. NlS ein
N%aitptgruno Der boben Erciie miro III
Woibirgton uielfu6 Die lleberproouta
ton bon @olo betrof)tet. Cine 9bcos
ric oocr Softrin, ruie 10 pielc onocre,
ober f~eineSmcgs beipieien. @ir bns
ben tiir6lif oaruui bingeluieien, ooB
Iih bic 8olbproouftion Der Wclt al
lerbingS geIteigert babe, ober lungc
nid)t in DEM WaBe Der Wenid)enper-
mebruug oui Der Grbe, 10 ooB Don CT.
rer Incorporation feline Heoe ieiu
fam. Irbeiter mo ortf feites @ebalt
Ingeltellte, iorpie Die flcillcn De
ihGitSle,lte merfen bon Der 9roBeren
8olbproolftion niftS. Tber cS iii
10 lciht, etipaS init elmer Gbeorie 5l
Crtl0ren.
Bon onocrcr Scitc neroen Die 3ipi.
id)cn. rutoalcinbdnoler iiir Die ErciS.
iteiocrlnaen per%outiuortlid gen1ad)t.
0o9 mag IN cin5elnen SGQen 5%lltrcl.
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8cidditen 9emobnlid) audi niht picl
Scibe eeiponnen. @ieoer BON an
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unterholt jubleu mllB, oils por 5iuun.
sig ulo mebr Sobrclt, lld) bel glel-
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I'm Den S%uuptaruno Der ulgelnei-
men ErciSitciGerung oriidt man lid)
III @oibington. mani mia Den Eorii
niht ooiiir peruntportlid) MADDEN.
CAB Der Sod).T orii Die Breiie III bie
Sobe treibt, lit ollbetunnt, Iolte e9
menigitenS iein. Go5u fommen nod
Die n%nriif)i9en Yietbooen Der @roB.
8cib1ite, an onS Muslanb bilig 81
uerfauien uno iih I'M Snlunbe bofiir
reidIid) SIT entih1oi9en. Gem ober
mill man i'm GongreB niht iteilern.
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ans umerifnniidem Mebl 5lIm brit
ten Sbeil oes FreiieS. Den Der Inleris
foncr 5u bc5oblen bat? @enn es Dem
Gon1reb ernlt 1T, lid nit Den llr.
iad)en Der Yreistrcibereien mo nit
gbhiilfSnloBrcgeln Su befolIen, 10
fam linn bas nid)t id)mer Iolen.
gber nit Ibeorien uitb 9oftrilen
tpirn fem Sumo binter Dem Sien Der.
Dor gelodt.
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Vcfanntmahnngcn.
Sareau oes staSt.Nssinrators.

NaIttmOre. n IeJcmber 1909.
allen oarai inierciitrten 8erionen miro bier
nit giGcbritt geacbeIl. hab Der Stubt. Sueeuienr
IS ourb ben NIbi6niii %, Mrtiicl 35, Oes Qal.
tiTprer StnotsGuoer bon 1905 o~erlnnet miro,
ben crfldreroer Riuu uno Suplifatliite Der aos
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aeecl ill appeQiren
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Ttpar;emen. iir bfientfid,e @trbeHerungen.
cub epartement Saienbeb6roe.

Uultl III 0 re, DID.
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Mtittppdh, ben IL. 9aHuar 1910. II rbr Wors
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~atn9ebotc miiien an Den neoaro Of stlparos"
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$1,000 GO, auf cine rGlcartus Soufe,"Dani se5o'
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9onirntteS gcltellt iueroen.
3. =. 2adrg,
3ntensS naenieur.
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Tr1iioent Der Gontrafts geb6roe
tTe624, 20, IS, 80 Saul $50
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y
Baltimore. 80. December 1909.
Separate periie9eIte Imgeboie. marflrt "Erns
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stone ano SrofeM :ione. . -propoIaIs for Nj
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reuu oes Staot.R eatfirators. Rutbbalis. 9aIiis
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1910 ellteesen genonliten.
Sin beglnubiGter Shed bcS Sieters. ulf cine
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in ben Spedifiintioren 9enannten 9etraee, muB
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1T hermit borbebuIter. ireeno etnes ODER ule
Irgebote 5u oertperfen.
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Neiidtist:
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Grdiioent Der eontrafis 9eb5rbe.
CSc53O,31 Sans g, q, rs, oil .
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mn Belt 0ebubt Su BADEN, lid iiir
nic 3lldcrtrltit-G ireftoren 81 perlpell'
oen. org. Sts5tg.)
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Stats Mprtenien.

&c itarb am 2. Sannar 1910 In ieiner SGbs
nuna, Ir. IL, Use t.Samburg. StraRc, Mats
0iuricnien, g~eIiebier Suite BON Barn Mlorter=
fen. Die 8eeroignng .iinoei bon Der obigen
8obHling ans am Wiiffuod Nahmittda > llbr
iiatt. .. (4-51
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lie Tentimc Sauf pon Baltimore.

@aIttmore, ben 81. Nesember 1909.
Nte 0irefiorcit obiger Varf bnbeu bemfe ei1e
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@ermiid)te Nnseigen.
Seiraths=Nnseiac.

Sun9er 9enti1er. eisenes autsebenoes @es
itdtt iidt Die Yefannffcbaft elmer iuligen III;
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,SarTtion Yermaucntcr 8auuerein."
3S. JaGresperiammIunn uno geamtenwabI
am Etenitaa. 4. Suiinur. pnnit ubr, III Hr.
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bingel oic anpctenbcit cines ieoca Witelieoes.
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Spuis Batter, Sdupmeiiter.
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Baltimore Wctasr.0errtn glr. l."
Sabres' Sertar1m!ulte ino 8eamtenipabI Wlttt.
wof. oett 3. S1rlidr 1910. 8 ubr Gbenos. in
8tcB' Sutle. Sde lSorreiis mn Qpps Strube.
co u. aDnig, SefretIr.
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9erlangt. - epturt WtGnuer; 81 bis SO pro
1dB; uniere praftifhen Sniiriiittonen IN mo
herner Vliinblr9" MAIDEN aus Sbnen in ,penis
9en Woten einen eritfIaiitacn 9hinnber; unfere
0rnoutrten fiuo bel ben bp6iieri 9obnen ees
lpiinibf: Weoineungen annebmbur: IaQsf iiib
IbenhstIoiicn. .,Saltimsrt 1rabe snuIe, gr.
22. &efi' 5rurfIin'S trnBe. : CSdn4-)
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Bic 2abressT criummlune Der s(ftiondre oes
.Trcoertd. AUcnuc Sanueretus" finoet Tieuitag,
Den 1. Suniiar 1910, 5pifdeu t. uno s tlbr
@benbs, III Nr. 2011, Trcoertd.A penuc, liuit.
SSdbl Der Sirefioren.
60 Spbn 8ilabrasfp, Gefreidr.
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@%eriammlnngs .Mn5eigen.
an bic MtiOmdrs Der nMarplanS eatuaip

Nh bic millionaire Der rW,arnlanb 6afunftn
Gprnpann."
Die reaullre ~iIbrlidte TeriammllHg bieler
8cfcuftdft firoet am Iienitag. ben ii. Sas
iilar 1910. nm 1870 Morgens fiat.
Nallnter ben Nngelegenbeiten, meIhe in Gr,
ttldg, oas MticrsAapiiuI Der @eielfbaff bon
$750,000 alf 81 .000, 900 5t erb1ben, ous beibt
nm $3.50. 900, uno bic 3ul,nbme ala Mftien.9is
oioenoe inter bic gttionire 5u oertbeiler.
Sanrs u. Mtttt,ta,
COeS2s. 80; Suni,4,O Sefret1r.
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Names Grbar0t.

Ynne5 SrDnrDt.
Gs fIarb AM 2. Sunuar 1910, Moreens lin
8 llbr HgncS Grbarbt, Geliebte Satin bon
Seinrib Grbarbt, I'M WIier bon 81 Sabrell.
Sic Neeroiglii9 iinoet Wittwof, 9tahniiiGgs
9 llbr bon ibrer @obrrn9, Tr. II. Stinion-
StraRe, Sreoerids Roao, aus aui BET Baltimore
Cemetery" Iiait.
gu6 gu bit MN gcfbieoen.
Sit irelLes Wditterber3!
stIletn Eno mir btenieoer,
glein in unfer'm S6ntcrs.
Run rubt Sbr AW I'M 8rabe,
g6ie leer iit'5 GIternbnus!
Der ainoer ihonite Sabe.
9te liiitter, 5lebt bindlIs.
Sum bit 9u bel benz Batter,
Gifi frei bon auem 9eio.
Sbr. uniere perntber.
Seio in Der Glpigtcit!
YueiI fino mir nuf Groen.
2br b1hts 70 aIt ~genreint!
Sir ms trug't Sbr Bei6peroelt,
Sir ms babt Sbr %gclueint.
80 Tie trancrnoen SintcrbltebeueH.
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MpipIanbS tirfiidle @Gbsr.
Gan!tatie. gttdsse. SsRsst ssssa. etets stsa.
(yiaii.1O
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(1.3,10)

sane mrs Xnslanb befpret O.. yaatne, Al
Ch.Hoittmsse'etr.. uate 6uitom Coxfe.ase.
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Caroline @arlib.

gm L. Saular 1910 Carolina ssarlis, ees
liebie Satin bon Sr. Suit. gSurlit. Iie 8eerois
qIns finoet 5ienltas, 9 llbr yiahmittag5, bon
ihrer lesieu gSubniing, Vr. -, 8pro.6ighsStr.,
aus itatt, iuo3i Berpanote uno Sreuitoe adj.
t%nnGSoou eiHaelabeu iino. Seiiepune prioatim
auf Der Baltimore Gcnleterp." 60
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hoa 6lciidJ iebr tberer qenlnd,i luirA,
ipoDrcno es az Dos NuSlonb biuig
perfouft uirb.
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SpeIal.0pfs.

ale Ierionen. ole 9ierfIaf6eu iino 1iiten,
Sigenlbiim Der - Wonumental 9reptng Co., ("
" tbTein 9slie baPen. inoeen lns aefaIiiei per
ino mir lperben ~otefeIben f~oftetfrei dbbolen
laieft. 6. & z. GhoHe. g8olie i07.
..Wcnamentnf Sreiutna Co."
s (363-51-4 r. y
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SipioeuScn

Nuittmprc, 20. Sesenuber.
Tao 9irettprtnm bat hcute cine bafbidbrlidbe
fiira Die Nttiordre erIldrt, Die betm 9efdb1its.
idlie am 81. Sanuar 1909 in ben Siideru
perSetbref, lino; 6dblbdr am uto nod benz
3. SGnuar 1910.
1854. l.3) @iliam Marriott, 0aiiircr.
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Seute tritt Ser GongreB
Dicoer 81 nel,em 3bun 5uiammen.
Soffcntlib 81 loblitem Sbln uro
crniter Mrbeit.
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9eitdiist:
T%rpartcmcnt iir uffentiidc 0erbeKcrnuatn.
untcr.E epar.s ..ieMi ocs Staot.1 naeniemre.

FTuTIOtNI OCT ODHltuITsVFUUtUe,
,2e624, 20, IS. 80; San1 $50
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@orte. aber 7 bate.l II.
Nit oem iiin9eren 9nnoes Senotpr
Hoot id,eint Der Stant ebenio bereii.
eefalIcn az iein, rpie nit Dem Gltercu
Gepem, Dor ieiner @abl periprod,
CT, iiir cine Yodetpoit cintreten 81
wouen, nno nod o%eriel6en iheint or
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Solgenoc nette .& untpee.
@eid)id)te miro bon Barrier 3eitul,.
gen cr51blt: Ger @enerol. 8ouper.
l,eur bon Waoagosfor, Der fiir5lid
nad) Eoris getonmen lit, miiiie iib
lolIt &olonial.g iiogetousipeiieS in
ieinem @egieruneSiit gang por5ilN.
lid Aebettet bohen. Sn Dem 9iibget
lit nGnllih fir oas Sabr 1906 untcr
Dem &tpitcl .MpbiIiar" ein Hoiten
bon $500 6rones eingetrogen fir
.Hepnroturen oes aanapees I'M Sc.
binett beS Generals oliperneurs," fir
1907 400 6ranes gleidfaIIs fiir aa.
napee.& eporatlren, fir 1908 mieoer
5000 6rnnes fir anftapee-H epordt,t.
rem, fir 1909 $500 Srallcs, o,,d) fir
aanapee.8 eparaturen. SIM 8an,cn
iino bosf dlio $4,000 Grancs in bier
Sabren fir sic Musbeilerul,e oieies
%cfienbor itarf III Nniptnd senomme
rerl foitbaren SisnIobels.