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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
Inprs, sa Traits service 10 the Br~aN

The New Work. Central Railroad. follow
ing c"nierrnc~z with the Public Service
Commission. put INTO effect yesterday an
improved train service to The BTOnx
4 neW express train has bBan put on in
the morning and evening rliah hotlrB.
and the running time between fremont,
or Fast NTH street and the 0rand Central
station has heen reduced from twenty
three to seventeen minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
To Permit DrsunE, ~ Vuturc,.

Mh~HINGr"N March 10 \ measure tu
n'gtIlat" or prohibit dealings 100 Futures on
tn.. cotton ant gram exchanges "f IN"
country viii H. reported hv tho Hou,..
Irmmitt.. on Agncultvr- 10 -" near
Ilturr The committee has he.n work
Iug lard On %" several sui'- IN thus sub
.,.'' winch hsy" h.-an INTRODUCED and an
agreement - m sight. although th..r" has
been uO formal action - vet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
Arm, amt Na,, Orders.

"a ,sHtSarp. Na-rr - Turse army order.
w~rs Issued fo o.,
rir.t Lieut. "a, u1rud u Wm. NcdIrsI Re
-sr,~ CORP =" foTt 'than allen
first liz James - NsTr NediosI R~-r-,s
ynI Georr, n Hunt~r fo ~ryenth cavalry
lieut cot Homer nerier. - ftfth CAVIAR,
MAJOR ltobsft " Walsh. 10 We, enth ta,sIr
'apt. Lewis aud b I0otr.. tD mt
fir-t iieut John o. Winter. ~ rim ,.y.l-,
rir-t IIs.t Hrri~rl 2. Mann ~ IUefth
first Lieut. Gsorss Pric, Fourteenth rs,
sl4'. % general no~r'tsi prc-ili' - >au rfsn
~srnnd Lieut. Isue- A, v u,srr. rrorn Tv.r,.
-Ntu 10 Ninh lufantrl
rur-e nav order, wtrr l-sued
Commando " Hurhanau % Inspector Ia
rhaYge Fourteenth llghtIou-" dt,trirt ga
C"mmaud.- g " s'ous. from Inspector BOD
grarrs lnurts~utN ilEnthoU,s district Elm
,luua a. - curnua nd thr Hurntp
TpuumaudTrG = " iitiam- from tsrngraI il,a ~
Nr11 department Washington. 10 command ths
Cummsndsr q " BToWr from command o
she Ruuai" Co comma and thr Pen ,acDA
I|rutsnnut comm 1ndrT prRf from r1sr
lieutenant Commando y ~andpg tn retired
fist and vuru di-rharEf-t from treatment ~ NaNa
Mcdirli Scunoi to>pitai. " Washington. - hums
tlru' q Mrt'rasErn. from " ashtnrtnr o.
home sud -iNN dsy lraVr
tlrUt T. WItihart. fruw nav srd Mar
t-lsnd ~ home and Wait orders
iieut ihndd. from command NJ me Cram
pus nav vard Marc island
En-ign oidrng. from ths Iortunr N com
Mid,hipmsR 4 X Knpstries. iror me sout,
DaE0ta N tne Lawrence
ASSISTANT surgeon ~ herwe-ch. tFnu
Iraluins station. san Francisro. N ne souti
assistsnt sqrysan 9 naega. EsM ghs sour
Dakota - training station. San Ffanrisuo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
STANDARD OIL CASE CLOSED
rae TPREWE COG RI TAhES
~ INDER ADV ISEWENT.

seN rTaI Justices Say the q Oart's FinssinS
Sf Pact MAJ go Further Than the
Low ~ 4 curt HAS JSne -WIck ershaHh
AMI johnson Makes Losing Arguments
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-11
For Friendly and Fair Elections

AS was confidently expected and freely predicted the republicans
suffered great the elections yesterday the Lewiston
Tribune is accurate to put it that way we think than put
as winning great victories although the latter IS
undoubtedly But lay special claim to democratic victor
les would mean claim the triumph OF doctrnal issues and abb
actons which we satisfied far from the truth The defeats
and the victories turned very much personal and IN
innate reasons than those party creeds and would also be
great mistake to single any of those actual reasons as the
6reponderatng the polls There and many such
reasons why the republicans have been defeated Some OF them are
peculiar to us and some worldwide in their working Some OF
them are political economic Some social and some
individual Summarized they that the republican party has ms
sed e country not in respect but respects It
has made too many people, of all and conditions OF HE dis
satisfied with the government that is the greatest political sin
Of which responsible party be guilty 1t has brought too many
people strange harsh and repusVe contact WIN
no good purpose upon clear and approved grounds 70 @
longer regarded popular party committed to sound laws ana
liberal institutions This cropping in the dark after something
novel and euopian while the time torsang the ola pa
which are the good ways works in various forms and IN divers d
ectons and not simply the way that be peculiar to us
Meantime the republicans retain enough governing power 70
divide the country pretty equal camps IN which ean sac
st encefoh be on behavior This will undoubtedly be an
excellent thing. for the parties and for the country
For many reasons popular elections with all the cost IN time
money anxiety and suspense still worth all They are worth
i because our institutions educated to accept the result VIII
no and ceerfuv and scarcely moment sleep over et
lost r won cause the issue has been MADE KNOW"
So should continue be- wherein can keep Our government
Down TO scale in which friendly and fair elections are dee
without passion without repdaton as to portetous rates "
NAV be hanging in the balance
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-11
Our Huge Pension Roll

This country has paid to pensioners Of the Civil War the sum
OF nearly S3000000 600 and now forye years after the
of in which put about 2775000 into the field there
nearly 100000 pensioners receiving about S1G0000G00 annually
than times much paid pensions the
after the close of the conflict We paid pensioners Of the
Civil War forty times much the pensioners of all
cedng that with Mexico the with Great Britain and
Vulnerable conflicts with the Indians No grudge single
my paid deserving his dependents and the pension
appropriation double its huge would not be curish
counted long only such beneciaes the Boston
Herald
Much Of the annual pension appropriation indeed goes
and whom the people would gladly better rewarded by
the Government and all such could be far richly pensoned
pension rolls purged of the undeseryng The actual living
make up only small proportion OF the huge pension
widows and children of must be great
pany yet nearly million persons beneciaries OF the country
bounty granted recognition performed from 1861 to
The facts and figures speak for themselves and
that pension rolls rdded with fraud that the deser
ing are put with ptance because yoeseeng legislators have
opened the rolls almost all Men who sme powder
men whose maadies Just Faa declared should him
pension widows specuavey married real pretended
sake OF the prospective pension mnge with the
whose memories rich with pictures OF the
great heroic drama of the sixties.
Nothing distinctive of American patriotism than the
aconate with which the grzzed veterans in the familiar
broad felt regarded by old and young Nothing
children the public schools the occasional visits OF these old
tell in simple phrase of that long struggle
seems of public fraud the most offensive kind OF
hypocrisy that has heaed to abuse the confidence OF
people, misuse their nobest sentiment IN swelling
the pension rolls with thousands Of the unworthy Unhappy IS
for the deserving what has into the
pockets of the pretenders their attorneys and lobbyists 1t prob
ably late make just and thorough purgng OF the rolls t
not too late another undesevng added to
the list of pensioners reckless policy beside which other forms
Of denagogy vrou shall be abandoned to the future and
restored
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-11
Things in the Future
Nathan NJ. Levy in Puck. }

With the demand for something there's telling what
wen doxen build connections with the stars and dine with de
zen Mars and then we'll take the nearest bus ana HOOK TOT Io
the Pole we'll climb mountains in the moon and so by ap
Rangoon clever fellow will invent new way OF escaping
rent od coins will sprou the land and radun grow as
cheap as paned shad and erraPn and such won't cost reno"
much and autos will cheap champagne as cheap as chco
e new religion vel unfold and from water gather gold; wei
find universal tongue and exc way Of growing young but on
spite OF progress made I'm bound 10 say m nuch AFRAID 1 Hs
of neople will decide o weep and die unhatifed!
With the demand for something there no telling what
vel do-ve learn ways of ghosts and spooks most book VIII
I bstno books: some genius will get his Hcks and prove
,+ two and two make we'll learn by sure degrees OF
growing grapes apple trees someone viii show with nc q arr
| how f live without heart wei ride the trolley and
III the actors will be stars we build great guns TO shoot right
through from Burah Peru what black we snow
surely white and what is day vel prove IS nght te a
all will do the million thing they anxious to; and yet N
te Of all the things of which this cheerful bardmg sings world
Of folks will quick kick and kick and kick and KICK
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-11
The Girl Shortage
(From the Chicago Tribune }

(From the Chicago Tribune
AS though an increased Of living higher freight rates ana m
l ls to man were not sufficient controned 50 the
t;;a. ter MS with shortage OF Although there
ire more women than the tables the supply OF srS
e raw material from which women are made IS ar DoM @ I ~
boys and unless something can De done ABOUT " ~ ~
enough to go around - - 1,,;,,r rate
70 make matters worse boys increasing an alarming ae
t content with coming singles they appearing IN dou6
and triples thus making for still greater discrepancy IN the ot
~: W. or,, stare # as a
We do not pretend TO account for this we oy ste a.
~ For many wears the of has been with the women
@ r,nd we are told warms with minated females Matri
ne thrive there and export business IS done with
] A1as1a and other points where the predomlnae NOW
at e production has fallen off the law OF supply and demand WI"
advance the price and that in the face OF winter approach
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Gnali1d)cr Hujtucrfcbr.

Ger Sa~breSberid)t OeS englilhcn
Observation-Disclosures fir Die 3eit pom
/. Npril 1908 bis 81. WGrS 1909
.giebt, mic mir Der uSinan5.Gbronif"
e%ntnebmcll. einen 5iifermGBigcnN od).
iueis BON benz Hielennumiong ocS
engliiden EoitpcrfebrS. Nllr einige
0uten: 9toh DEM Sobresmusweis
ipilrocn IN Der geliunnten Belt befor.
bert: 1907 Miuionen Yrieie, $50 Mil.
llniien Gorrelponben5furten unb POP
Willionen 3citnngen. SIS cntfnllerl
0ober uui cinen Ginupbner bon
0robbritomlien 50 @rieie, 10 GORE.
iponoen6fnrten ulO 4 3eitlunocn.
Sltereiiont iiuo Die 3ifiern i'm
Terfebr 8roBbritonnien's NIT Dem
Nusloltbe. Tericlbe betrl,g fir bcn
9ienIt NIT ben Yereinigten Stauter
bon Horoon,erifo So WtiIfiunen Tfo.
Sterlina, nit Teutihlnno unb
6runtreidl jc 81 Mtillionen Tiuno
nilh nit Seltreid-llngarn ca. 0.S
Mtinipnen Eiitno. Wtit Der Yodet.
polt ipurben nod Den &olonien ulb
nod Dem IuSlonoe % Williorer,
Eadcte perid)idt mo is Willioncn
Godete lieien BORT ein; bieral partis
Sipiren Ieltlhlan0 nit ca. o. rejp.
% mo Nronfrei6 nit 0.3 reip, o.
Willioneli Eodeten. Ter Gingung
Der @clolenoun9en (Wipnep SroerS)
belief lid nili runo as Miuioten
Yinno Sterling; bierpon entiuQen
nui @roBbriiomien 1913, oui Die So.
lpnien SO mo ani bus gluslano 81
Miuionen Eiunb Sterling. Inter
Den rremoen S1noern %iiguriren sic
&ereinigteu Stooten nit 81, 0eutih.
lnno nit % nno 6ranfreih nit 0.6
MiIlioaen Tilino SterIing Seitreid)
nit 111,OOO ulo llngarn nit 10000
F'nlib Stcrllng. Stn inlGnoiid)en
uno &uIoninlperfebr erireuell lid) bic
Noltampellullpen elmer gnr5 bclonoe.
rcn 9eliebtbeit. Sm @egcniote 81,
Den Wonep Srbera Iolitcn Die Ypitol
SroerS nu' tire 9etr1ee, 5lpild)en 6
Fei1ee mo 81 Sdiain9. Sm 9e.
r%id)tsiabrc murben niht penieer als
1893 Miaionen Stiidc inn @ertbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
pr. 433.
Cine N%erprounng,
'peldle cine eieen5 p%pridreibt fir

ssWBeutufcn.
emotrat6 oer etaot Baltimore befbIcNem, Sas
feline Yerfon cine SteIenoerrlittelungssslge niur
betrciben. nod Sienitboien fir anoere Geute.
ne. DE ioiGbe p%iiuicpen, nod slrbeit fir 4erio'
men, melbe iuld5e miinf6en. ~bcforget oarf, pbnc
5lerii etnc Sicen5 iir Den Netrteb eines Stel.
leltoermiitelllnss sSilreahe 81 %erIangerf nno es
then uno 4icen6cn ieiu. idbrIib StcIenoermii.
elllgssIgelturen aicenieit aus5uiteuen, nm
fir ieoe lolbc Ieeniir Ole SliiHme bon $25 81
pcrlan9ei, ilno eilleH HccOro oes HaiHens min
Getbdftsp!dBeo bon ieocr Ycrlor, 5trIla ooel
Corporation. mclhe cine iolhe Yicen6 berGuss
ntmmt; Y ieiner Gtliee alil3rwaprenL
bnR iebe 9cripn, Sirntu ODER Corporation. luel.
die unier ocn Neitinmingen oes borjefeeben.
ben gbidnitis cine Gicen6 beraus Iimntt, uuo
inter elmer iplden licet5 Elm notwithstanding.
l~uHgssgiircau hetreibeu iou, ibren ODER ibr'
bolli1nbieeu Hamen unb aoreiien bel Dem Gct
Ieiior fir N~aiicruieibci itno 9iceu6en in Der
Sabre reeiitriren iollen. li1o Dor benz @ebluof,
in lpeldem id Elm ipIdes Seihdii %befinoet. ELI
SfiIo init DER sluiitrift .2icetlieo employs
nient %st9cnu)" anbrln9en. folpobl. ais Die NG-
men Der Gcrion, Sirina ODER G%orporution, iuelT
DE foldes @eftdfi betreibt.
oaB iroeno cine Yerion, Sirna poer Corpora
ton luelte ir9eno cine Der Seitinnnneer oics
Ter Seroronltne iibertritt. gu elmer Circle bon
lid1t iiber fiinf5i9 Dollars $3.50 berurtbeiit luers
Den fam, nclhe alf ole ndmlihe sScifc. pte
Die Sirdfeli fir ole llebertrctIng bon ftiotifteR
8eroroHungen. c~oteittrt iueroen fam.
Seftdtiat am %. Se3eTber lSOg.
Mabor.
Sine eetrcre @bihriit San. 10. 1910.
Z. sepen Sbpmns,
(Saut1. 1926; 5ebD StabtsR eeiftrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Ser NcGts d)ub. &crcin
fiir Giuiponbercr i'll Chicago rcid)te
Gienitae cine a%bgednberte 8lage'
ihriit beim 8eridt elm, morin sela0t
miro, Die Imerifaniide @elellihort
nRotbeS &reu5" bate nidt mebr ais
$4,000 fir Die HotbIeibenocn in
Gberrp alseeeeben, pabreno lie be.
boltpte, $111,SO0 nulgeDenoet 81 boz
ben. Gie iu~genontlten Q~ompanp.2d'
oen in Gberrp bdtten Die Ereile llnl
90 bis 100 Ero5ent erbobt rnto 10 Den
TortbeiI BON ser Scrousgobung Die
les 8elbe5 gcbabt.
Ger Stoat Mi d) igan bat
inn lebten Sabre $50 WiuionenFfnmo
M%iibcn5lldcr fobri5irt, 40 Vtillionet
Hilno mchr ais I'M Sabre 1908.
Seine Frobuftion miro jctt nur nod
bon Der Erobuttion oeS Stoates 60
lorooo iibcrtroffen, nber longe miro'S
niht oduern, bis er aud, Colorado
eingebnlt bat. Sic Wtifiganer Sar-
nler bobcn lGngit begriiien, Dob lid
nit ocm 3iderrilbcnbmu cin %glon5en-
oea @cidldit mohen lGBt, Snt letten
Sabre bobcn lie iilr ibre &iiben finn
cinbalb Miaioncn Collars erboltcn.
Gos ruiiiihc W II il e.
rium oeS Snnern oer0ifentliGt jebt
Die gcnollcn Itotiitiiden Satcn ilber
bic Nllatrittc nils Der ortbobnren Stir
DIE in Der Belt pom 80. Wtai 1909 bis
If. Sonllar 1909. No6 oicien 30
ten trotcn IN oieier 3eit 5unl aotbolis
5iSnlls $4,000 Ecrlonen ilber, in
Eplen allcin nobe5u 10000 Eerlos
nen. Gum EroteltantiSmlS troten
1850 Ecrionen iibcr, 0ooon ent'al'
len ollf oic boltiifen @egenben 12,-
coo Seclen. Gum SSlmm trotci
10000 &crlpnen iiber; Der groBte
Sbcil oicicr IbfGllc entfullt ollf Die
@ouperncmcntS bcs Sltens. 3400
Eerloncn troten 5lllu @ilobboiSmla,
400 5lrn SitOcntbum ilbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Ycfauntmaduugen
sareaa Der straFenSurdlbruas. eOmmtNars.

8altim more, .. Sanudr 1910.
2ie StrlBenourbbrubs : 9|ommiiiare MAIDEN
more Staot'9 barter, 500. slbi0nitt, beinnnt, hnb
iie ole erite &~eriamnlilg am Wiuutag, ben 4.
5ebrudr 1910, YormiItues IL llbr. in pem S:iz
rean Der eommtiidre, 9oeH,Sebdlioe, Gerin9iolt'
uHo SptIioabs StruBe. abb1ltcn Deroen, lIIH Die
Sollmdhi uI55lIiiben ltIro Die ibnen iiberirages
1en uro bon ibnen eerIangtcn. 8ili6ten 5i err
iiiIefI int geireft Der eonoertntrlng mo Gr3fts
lling Der sed SuuospanSigitcn etrabe, sc SuB
brett, bon Der Siioipeitfeiie Der 0untinsopu. Suc.
bis CUR SiioWefifeife Der Snmpo cu-Apenuc,
gem1b Der am 8. December 1909 nHter5ei6nes
ten Gerorbnung gr. All oes Wtapors nno
SiuotratbS bon baltimore.
SameS 8. Smitb,
Snibrub W. Rntts,
,senrD q. gfsm.
Gommiifdre.
Gnseue 8. Siubsers,
(5an6. 1927, 5eb3) GIeri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Tphfparbanfcu.

FDtttpdrbnlitcu.
Gic G%mpfcbIung oes YrGiioenten,
|oItiporbunfpn ein5uridten, lit 5mar
IL 6iuan5freiieu i'm Iugemeinen fei'
nesnegsS giin'tig enlightenment NOR
0ell. miro ober troboem nabrltelns
lid, binnen &llr3eu Sorm uuo 8c-
itoIt erboIten. Sm 6onqreB ltebI
mon Dem Blame moblpoIleno gegells
ilber - MitgIieoer beioer Barteien
lheinen geneigt, benielben 81 inter,
itiiBen, ba ieine 8ernirtIidung Die
Nuinobme Der a%usitebenoen %iedlsbln'
bert Milioncn Collars 5%pelpro5entl'
ser BONDS crmoalid)en miIr0c, ohnc
cap 3ltr 3urild5icblung Don Gepoii'
ten aus Sparbanfeu o6er nnOcrcn
6inun5 &nItitltcn gc1rifien lperocl
m!iiBte.
Ser gegen Die Eoiriporbalfen cr'
bobene @inipnl0: onB lie ifGolid) onr
oic @eid11ite onberer ganfen einmirs
fen lpiirben, erld)eint nif]t beredti8t,
Die 3insrate, meldH Die Eoitiporban.
fen 5nblen fonnen, lit ju>nieorig,
nm Die &%utoidnit ser b%eitebenoer
r,nltitute ar3ulpden. Nber JIG lper.
ben, nelln lie alien m%notblgen rno
5e;traubcnocn Sormenfram BET Seite
loiien, Die 2llIt 5llm Sparen anregen
mo ouberbem ole beriid)tigte
nStrimtpfbonf" ouBer 5bGtlgfeit
ictcn. Gle tleinen 9ellte. mcld)e ics
cca BON priuoter Seite ms Seben
GUltIcnc 6inan3inititlt NIT MiB.
trollcl %betradten foulten ibr @cl0
nit Hllbe in Der Goitipurbnnf oepo.
nIren. Sntel Sam'S @nrantie lit
i;6cr oQe 3meiiel erbaben. lln0 5mei
Ero5ent 3inien lit better ais gar
llid)tS.
Na europa bat ieiner 3cit Gll0s
luno Den @nidng nit EoitipNrbanter
gcmod)t. mo Geitreid) umO 0elltidl.
lon0 iino Dem gciipieI ipdter ~gefolgt.
,Sll ollell orci &Gnoern par Der Gr.
iolg elm iiberruid)cno GROCER. Die
Sabl Der Spurer mlt6S 5uIebcno3,
uno ob9leidl bic Gepoiitcn In Den
lioItiporbnntcn raid cine lebr al.
lcnnlide N1bc erreid)telt, Itiegen Die
Gilln9en III Den Gltereu Spor. Snlti
tllien benllod) nod mic Dor IN Dem.
lcIben TcrhaltniB wie frilber. SN
Gn9lalo follnte idon inl Sabre 1901
feltgeItcllt lUer0er, oaB allf je filnl
E~erIoncn Der 9epolferllng Elm Spa.
lcr fam, mo IN Gbnlifcr @eiic GIN
iiiG lteQcn lid Die S~crbGltniiie III
Seltreid) uno 0euti6lono. lleberoQ
bort erireuen iid) Die EoitiparbonfeH
mnBerorOcntlider EopnloritGt, itno
0roB lit beionbers Die 3nbl ibrcr
&nnhcn inter 0en iilugcren Sellten
bel oeiieii iid) ser Sportrieb ienit &c.
tonntiid) nid)t icbr ill reaell pflegt.
Silr Die Sinan5lDirtbid)uit unlercr
&luloesregierulg miirOc cine 9eidDidte
GurdHilbrung oes Eoitiporbant Sy-
items bon groBem @ertbe iein. lleber
bie &ermenolmg Der @eloer, ole tei-
ncsmegs ans ldlieBlif sur auinabmc
Der 5lueipro5entigen Bombs 81 oienen
brolld)cnL lolloern olld) ge9en obiolllte
S,d)er telling an Torner II. /. ~.
ots1eIieben lperoen tonnten, pGren
ie!bItperltGnolid iminiienoe geiet.
lite 9eitimmlngen jn t%rcifel,. o..
j. M,.S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Humlanos tiirfiide SGSer.
gautta6le. @ebanbe, goTtamt sescu. etets uffen,
m, .
SpocsfGQe.


slm ~, ,5qnuar eo~aro arher, @'ercrsoo'
ipiial, n Sabre alt.
am %. Snnnar @iaaaie 0. Su.eier, gir.
1900, 6ariorb.%S oenlc. % Tubrc alt.
Nm 81. SGnuar @curge Srupn, 9sr. I. ~
Springs Strase, so Sabre alt.
S(m %. Sanunr WtarD~ SertrGno, Ir. 620,
ioros9Suibington Sirdfe, 40 Sabre alt,
Vim 3. Saruur 9Ieranoer 0hilusfi, llnioers
fitltssSofpiiul. 30 Sabre nlt.
@m 10. 2nruu9 Sames n. Collier, GaDpieius
6ojpitnl, 30 Iu66 dlt.
Sim %. IGuuur Sutn 3. Sndett, Gr. 743,
9Scit@1 rs Sabre alt.
@m %. 1nnlrur 3ubu :. Gblers, &r. $50,
orosUiountsStrabe IS Sabre alt.
gm %. 2nrnur CLAUDIA :. y. Spro, Nr.
1904. MilersSirGBc. II Sabre oil.
gm %. Sanunr Sarah @app, gr. 1856, G.
WrdsStrGbe. 20 Sabre alt.
am %. Sonuar Spbn @raoN, Tr. 1905, d.
Reociters Strabc, 10 Sabre oIi.
Vim %. Honuar VIM. VI. @cttcrmau, 9ir,
2Glo. 9orf{Hoao s Sabre nlii
giorSwooosgpurt 20 Sabre nlt.
slin Is. Snninr Sphn @anipn, Wcreo-Noipts
tai. 80 Snhrc nlt.
gm IA. lounor Carroll 5onrs, q, Ioiepb3
SoipiiaI, 20 Sabre alt.
9Ut 20. Snuidr Sphn aabu, Gr. i22. Glib
@uobcS.Gtrnbe. 81 Sabrc at.
Im 21. Saruor Warn Warfcrt, PIT. 92G,
Gin Yacns Stra,e. 10 Sabre alt.
Sm 10. Snnudr 6curgc Smitb, Nr. 2iO.
6iub. StrdBe 5S Sabre alt.
Nm 10. Snnidr 9Siniam Smitb, SubnS Snp'
fins S~ufpital. 40 Sabre ali.
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Werburb ". Subins.

W,oroens, in Der Nobnnng ieineS Shmieeer.
inbns. Nru. @bns. oaroina, Ir. G26, Glib
Monrpe. strnae, @erbaro ". Spbius, a%eliebier
Snite, BON @elinG Iobius. I'M "A: 3ebelsinbre
iops Q llbr, pom lrnuerhuuic aus itatt. Iae
%Griuatott mo @eTuntte iino irennbiihft cir
aeluoer. t24-5)
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Nlfrco Sartman.

Is itarb an, %. Sanuar 1910 gGreo Cart.
man IN icinem 43. Yebeltsiabrc. ~9eiie6ter Sotte
prn InIia Snrhr1lt. Sic Seeroienlia iiioet
Eienitna, Den %. Saniidr. Mor9ens ltm 8 ubr,
aus nuf Der oGebar Siu Cemetery" 'tati.
(o3-i
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0%crinmmlnmos Nn3ciacn.

Sic Sabrcssg erinmltluile Der Mftiprdre Der
ySrcb. YauerHidmiot Sniloins @iioeiattun"
fifibet Tteuifag, ben 90. Sanuar 1910, 4benoS
5 Ilbr, in Nr. SIS nnb 5i7, Sorreit. Str, itait,
9enmieH unb 3irtfioren gu eripdbleT.
aboipb 8. Sdjiag, Erdiioent.
War Wiler, 8ices Er1iioent.
Jris Gnodbe, S61eneiiter.
Jiuoulpb YrDb, Seiretdr.
@iuiam Is. smith, gInrpdIt.
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@crmiidjte Nnaeigcn.
8altimorer MSrebbu6 far 1910

b~efinoet lid jeet inter Hreiie.
Sic 3erIeser ipiinifer, oab ole Gin5eIper'
fpner. Sirmen ODER eorporutioilen. Die ibrt
goreiie felt Dem 1. Se5eriber ae1roert babe!l
ober Die cine MISUNDERSTANDING in nd6-
iter 3ufnnft por5unebmen b%eabfihtigeR, ibre
uIte nnb rele slbreiie an ods 8iiceau oiefer
Sefeuidaft fofort Gillenber.
81. e. Sulf & Gp.
g.. Z. 2urauaer. @cfhdiisiiibrer.
955-950 Galucrt Sniloing.
Cdnl3-) ,
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Guuoun- Earf-G cmetcrp.

gireau: Gr. II, @et.saratoga.Strake, une
Saupt.Ginsang, Srcocrid'9 iuae.
@esr1bnibplibe bon $25 an, inter b%eiidnol'
ger gluiiiht: ShnittbIlmeH, @efpitoe, 1fianSen
etc. peroeit i'm 5reibbaus. an Saupt;g insnrt9
G%ciunhcr, Infer Igent lpirb. ipeHlt 9eipiinibt,
uprfpredhe1t (o2-)
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'N1tnn1!>

,Tcutid,er Miiita tserriu non Baltimore, Mo"
3uuptduurtier: lsaguers safe, gr. 116, 9ioros
RumsStrabe.
auuleraben. oic init Gbren i'm Seutfben Seere
ODER Slotte %9coient baben, itIo bel ulls itets
berSIid willtoI1men. (San5, 3lIte)
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Ea1e 5nr 9leiie ms NnsIanb &c.
isrst 6. Saline, 8r. 413, Oi.gaIti.
uiorritraee, nabe Guitpm 3euie Apt.
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-
s m Sabre 1860. dreibt
0rieorid SdJnnfe i'm ieinen ~Soien
glattern". begnnn her Siirgerfrieg
t~hatiadlid. 9lbrabom 2incoln lpiir.
Dc I'M Nopember gum &raiioenten er-
i5dblt, mo ga nit inn Die %repilblifo-
niibe Eoriei ans Ruper gelongte,
iagten lid Siib-Garplina uno Damn
Die iibrigcn iiioliden Sflapcn.S taa'
ten bonn @lunoe los. Sn oieiem Sab
re nimmt oennuad bas Subilanm iei-
ncn Nrians. SIM nadiifoIsenoen
Sabre, 1861, iinbet iid) I'M &abmer
Der omeritoniihen 8eidibte belnt
Nushrlld) Der 3einoieli9feiten Die
beroiife Teripbe Der Seiitid,-I meri-
toner, lpeld,e barnaIs in Der Stulioe
Der bod,iten @efabr baS Sano uno
ooniit ben Natipiitcn ibre 9elnlatb
reteteil. gdtet inio ebrt Die nod
ilberlebenoeu 3eraen ie,cr groBen
3eit!
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BOD mic lit in bieIcm
&0nOe 10 picl iiber 6lciid) ~gclprod)el
ltuO ~geldriebcu mnroelt, obcr BON be.
iprodcnem Glciid miro man nld)t
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Sn 9oltimore Itonoen
oen 233 SooeaiGQen Der lebtell ISOLDE
So @eburien ge9enilber! God mobl
fem MoIien.S clbitmoro i'm 9ln5uge.