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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06
Rural Hill School.

The Rural Hill school will open
on Monday, October 16, and the
patrons are asked to meet at the
school house on Friday, October
IA, and spend the day in clean
ing up the grounds.
B. G. HULL. Supt.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06

Sootnes itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. Cures piles, &C.
zema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Ointment. Your druggist sells it.
Price 80 cents. Foster Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents tor the Unit
ed States. Remember tne name
Doan's-and take no other.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06

Among the out of town guests
for the Finley -Cady wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Finley,
and Mr.. Wiley Blair of Tupelo.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06

Mrs. Henrietta Long and
daughter, Miss Renie, returned
Monday from Nashville. where
they have been spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Crutcher.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06
II Never Fails.

Lide's Chill Remedy viii
break your chills. Phone 5Oz
for testimonials. We have hun
dreds of them.
LIDE'S PHARMACY.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06

Mr.. A. A. Breast left last
week for Texas where he
travels
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-10-06

Have you seen the vaudeville
at the Dixie?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
DOES THE SALOON MENACE MORAlS7

Delegate CTutchfield or Maricopa must be humorist. or is ;:e isn L. that trait will probably be acre ape.I in him before the constitutional con Tention finishes. The other day he introduced a proposition for the bill of rights. 1t was a very simple prop osition, containing only the following words: No jaw shall endanger the moral welfare of the citizens of the state''
 Instantly. the convention inter- preted this simple phrase as an at tack upon the saloons. and particu- lar'y Mir. FeeEey of Cochise was sure Of it. With eager haste the conven- ten voted down the proposition with good majority.
 The constitutional convention Of Arizona having thus gone on record as affirming that the saloons cn. danger public moras. Delegate CrutchheId can smile broadly. and eyep audibly But what have the saloons to say about it?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

The other day the Review pub lished a short editorial paragraph based upon the suppositon that the Legislative spportionment adopted b; the constitutional convention was fixed with the census or this year as guide. It was taken for granted that no lothe- bszis would be con sidered by the convention. and the error O. the Review is only snotbcr reminder that nothing should be taken for granted with reference. to actions Of the oonvontioiL The vote csS in the general election Of 1908 was actually used 60 a basis. and naturally there is gresl dissatissction over tbe tefn,orf
 Ma.ieopa county certainly has 1 jlfsi grisysnce
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

cars in Indiana constituted a viola ton of the law. That would be i'm possible. because CD no interstate traffic could be involved inside the state line. and t2l no rebates were paid on shipment. Then, where does the violation Of the law, ard the proper inn;ction of the penalty come in?
 Plainly. the violation consisted of the actual payment of the rebates that is. the SETTLEMENT. The
 court foHnd that while the oil trust made l52i separate SHIP MENTS in Indiana. these were GOV cred by only 46 separate SETTLE. MENTS over the state line. The court did not "acquit" the Standard Oi, company. as our correspondent asserts. but leat those 4s cases stand ing against the trust. making tbe combine liable for fine of ss2o.- 900 The ease is not ended by any means
 If is needless to tell any lawyer who knows enough of law to earn his office rent that Judge Mccall was right. And we feel sure that any fair minded citizen who takes the pains to understand the case and the real scope of the E.kins law will agree with this conclusion Yet, this judge. in the frenzy os popular criticism. based upon plain misunderstanding of the case. would be recalled, if such law were ar- plicabie to him now. The recall must not be applied to the judi ciary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY

Yesterday afternoon little Ruby Winters gave birthday party 10 6 number of her juvenile friends. al the home of her mother. Mrs. C.. ]. Winters, in Dubacher Canyon. The tots had the time Of ther lives. and hated to go home when tho end came. Those present were: Mareen Olson, Eunice. Ray and Ada Hartsfed, Dorothy and Myrtle Bailey. Margery Allen. Juniata Stin- son. Charley Carnehan. Jessie Gibson Georgiana Bean. Gladys Taylor and Ruby Winters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
WIN sv -,o os- SCORE

Tho Morning Glories defeated the Machinists by IA pins on the Y.- NJ. c. A. alleys last night. The Morning Glories rolled 1.257 and the Machin- ists 1.243 The individual scores were a,s follows: Morning Glories- Amos l55, I35. 152. total AZ: Christy 159 r.. 146, total 432: Irwin I3S 1l0. 13f, total 3s3. Machinists-Thom as l45. 129. 161, total 425. Simmons 151 I29. l51. total 43I: Butler 11G. 122. 139, total SIT Monday night the Lowell and Spray shafts will meet
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

Ia any recall me,bod only those should Ie allowed 10 vote in As af tempt to disBlace a public oiIicial who were his supporters In the oFiglnsi election or course his political O.. ponentS would be against him st ali times. The recall is 6 vicious propo. sition and to our mind should no. have any place in our system O. government. If the recall Of the iu. dietary is allowed to stand n our constitution then good bye statehood and the democratic party in this ter ritory for a season.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
HAS RICH PLACER,

Attorney s. l. McReynolds left yes terday for his home n Cananea. He is interested in q placer property on the Mackenzie river in northern Canada and in the spring a big cut nt will be sent in to work thfs prop erty. McReynolds sSib staked a m h. CT 10 go into this country and the man made more than good. He dis covered and located large areo of very rich placer gr )und and will re- turn to the ercurd with the outfit as soon as the country is passable
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
NORMAN JONES IS DEAD

Norman Jones, aged 22, died yes terday morning at the home of his mother. Mrs. Molie Jones. of Up per Tombstone canyon. Tuberculosis caused death The young man came here about five weeks ago from Col orado where he spent sometime for the benefit of his health. He WAS accompanied by his mother and sister Miss Ruth Jones. pianoist at the 0. K. theatre. in addition he leaves a brother and sister who reside at Hanson, Ky The remains will be ship ned to Hanson today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . = I~ ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS .
 . . . . . . . < . . . . . . .
LOAN oEElcE MOVES.

The American Loais office will move into the First National bank building on Main street Monday. Re cever J. M. O'Conneli has iisoosed of some of the furniture of the bank, the loan company will use the greatc part of the fixtures in it's business. The city purchased .esk ahd some of the chairs and l.. l.. Gilman bought the large cabinet The elk's head which is fastened to the gail ".li be sold by the sher' II in the near fr- ture
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
INVITATION SENT.

The inv1tapon 10 Col. Roosevelt to visS Bisbee when he is in Ar.zoaa next snring .as sent by rea.st.red mail yesterday and was ,.r essed to the ex president at Oyster May, N. '. The invitation was engraved on a copper plate by S. NJ. Helkel and bore the signature of the mayo It ~.il take about five days for the invitation to reach Oyster Bay ali the answer of the ex-president should be received by the mayor and coun. ell by the last of next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

Senator Dick must give way for a democratic successor in Ohio. The name of John R. Mclean for United States senator from the Buckeye state is meeting with vide and enthusiastic approval.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
STANDARD OIL DECISION IS m,suNDERsToop.
>~tSlON

The Review is in receipt of 2 communication from a valued sub scriber in Graham county. in which the writer seeks to justify the re cal as applied to judiciary, by cit ing the recent decision On Judge Mccall of the federal circuit court in the so-called Grand Junction con- ces.Son charge. involving alleged yio ation of the Elkins anti-rebate law by the Standard Oil company. Our correspondent seems to fee, sure that Judge Mccall is but a tool of the oil combine. and bis ar. sument is based upon the statement that perhaps some day iu the fG- ture another Judge Mccall will aip pea- in Arizona The letter to this paper discsaims any dissatisfaction with the present judges in Arizona, but the writer thinks t best te be prepared for all future conting- encies. This recent Standard Oii decision, and other of the same na- ture seem 10 be the only grounds upon which the champions Of the recall base their contentious.
 But it happens that the current criticism Of tire ecent decision does Judge Mccall grave injust- ice. and actually illustrates why 1t is not wise 10 trust the voters with the power to reaa3 our judges. The E,,is,ins snti-rebate aw forbids tie payment of rebates. as everybody understands, of course The oil trust made shipments upon which rebates were paid. It was guilty unde. the law to some extent But To what S&tenty
 The reader will please note here that the district attorneys who draw up indictments in cases of this kind are not judges. and are not called upon to decide a case. It is their business to give the Law as much force and Ieeway in the indictments as they think the most liberal in. depreciation will warrant. We sei dom hear os a district attorney wha does not go fst enough in this re spect Many of them go too far probably upon the theory that |. court decision which shows an ex cess of zeal on their part is no F, harmful to them personally. oI to their reputation as lawyers. ai the decision which reveals that thei indictments did not cover ever possible penalty for the offens charged
 Now the attoEneys who drew ui the indictments against the oil trOs in this case noted that there we- 1924 separate. individual shipment from The refinery at Whiting. IT d.ana. through Grand Junction TenI essee. this being interstate t-afii' end therefore cnwing under the fet crai law. Based upon this numbe of shipments, the maximum fine pos. fble would have exceeded thirty mi
 lion dollars. It was the utmos limit to which the EiEins law wou- 20 in this case. according to th district attorneys. and they did nc take any chances. The whole iogi of nsir posftioa was the the mer sct os placing . can of ofi on tn
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
o'eonhss Id sisetiAHese

NJ bf6nHtfs saitiatet v sf q Four C tfsia ai tahaaes ihai fsi. down and siiisa rleseaeia Jimsnas. Mexican seiaaH, said lo have beer domeniea sas released from custody yesterday after having bessa eani iined in tbe munieipai prison s' canaBeh sises fsesday, An invest gation revealed that DfoBaef as other members of the train efee were not responsible for her death. Harry Gunnoud the engineer and Bob Whaling. tho fireman. were s 'so arrested. but released immediately aftsrward.
 When a cold becomes settled in the system. 1t will take several days treatfent to cure it. and the best remedy to use is Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. It will cure quick CT than any other and also leaves the system in . natural and healthy conditions. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
FAM E

FAME
 Fame is revenue payable only to our ghosts, and to deny ourselves all present sat. isfsction for this reward were as great madness as to starye ourselves and fight desperately fos food to be laid on our tombs after death.-Mackenzlc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
cADENA DE coeRe

Hogan and Seed have an allot- ment of Cadena de gCobre stock which they are placing on sale at 90 cents per share. The par value Of this stock is sl and is fully paid and non-assessable. The re- port on this property recently made by Arthur Honle. F.. M.. is on file at office of Hogan and Seed and IS accompanied by blue prints of the property. orders for this stock for either large or small blocks will receive prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27
pipTnERIA CAUSES DEATH

Maggie, the hse-year-oid daughter or Mir. and Mrs. samuel Whalley. Of 22l Brophy avenue. died yes terGay morning of diptheris follow ing short illness. The burial took place yesterday afternoon. Another child in the family Is ill with she same disease, but itE condition is reported as fay9iabe. The fami y has been pissed iD quarantine by she health authorities Five weess ago Als. Whsiley and the children ss rived ih i,lsbee from Eng and tc join Sir whallsy who iE employed % tbs focal ioines,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

cFn4ir is s.sss prevalent during the ffF cold weather Of tiis early win iaf hi@iiHss rsfehts ef young child srn shs8a he prepared for II. All inst is needed ls bottle of skafah sflaih's f6asli nsmeaY, ManY moth efs ste never githast lt n the.i homes aaa v has never disappointed them Saia bs aii druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

Business men who want Cristmas shoppers to buy their goods early should remember to advertise early.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-27

All trimmed hats. half price a Mrs. O. C. Boothe's. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

@orum Gilenbabn= uno
GrpreB.@cieuld)nftcn 10 icin brilbcr.
lid ge9en Die Giniiibrung elmer
Tufctpoit 5uionmaenbaltcn, boriiber
bat cill &ertretcr Ger nGbiCogo MlIo.
ciotion OF Commerce" ppr Der 3lui-
id,enitaatlidcn SerfebrSs Gonmiiliiorl
iutcreiiantc Wittbcillnn9en gemod)t.
Tie Slitcrelien Der 6eioen Corporate.
men iillb ben1ndd, ,lid)t nl,r ioentiitt
ionbern tboti6hlid bilocn lic olld)
ein. mo bieiclbc @emeinihoit, oos
bciBt, bic GrprcB.@e iclitaften gcb6-
rem Sen Giicnbabnen. Gen Nngabcl
bcs GemGGrsmnmnes juiol8e gebort
DC NbomS GrpreBgeleqidnit Der
Ecnlliplponia 9ubn; Die Inlericon
Der Nelp.2)orf Central; Die llniteO
States Scr Baltimore & Ohio; bic
@enS.Surgu ben Sorrimon.2inicn
mo Die Fociiic-grprcBgciclidoit ci.
Tier Continuation ipeitliher Yobren.
Eic Giienbubn Gorporationen tonn.
ten 6en G%rpreBoie1It gollj gut III
ci9enc Serpaltung ncbmcll, ober bic
Srennltng III Sluei 8eld)1ite lit ibneIl
tcqlenlcr; obnc %helonoere Miibeiuul-
ting be5ieben lie % Ero5cnt bon oen
| &cilleinnobn,eu bes GrpreB0ienltes,
bobcn le oibcrbem nidt nOtbig, III
ibren NehnmgSnlsmeiien biele Gin
nobmen oils ielbititdnOigcn Grtrog
hires Setric6S oui5ufiibrcn. GoB Die
Observation-Disclosures gang al,Beror-
Ocntlif,c Eroiite MAIDEN, lit befonltt.
Man @ltaullt. lucillt tic ibre Giuioen-
Den crtl1reil. mn nnn meiB, ipic oft
lie 5it l,cler capitalization idreiten
miiiicll, Inn bie Ginioenbeil III cini-
gerlq,en plaliiblen 3uiammenbang
NIT Dem aapitol 81 ,brinaen. Bic
.GniIiuap 8a5ctte" beriftet fir ben
lester, M|onot porieen Sobres folgcit-
&c Heluctlllabnlen Der GrpreBs8clels
idloften: Nbnnis $236,394; Mmericon
$352,196; llniteS States $7O,916;
@caS.Sorao $257,713; @reat Nortb-
crit $74,362;; Yacific $123.325. &C.
ielidoitcn nit ioldcn @cluinnen
mcbrcn iid) ieIbitperitGnOlid init aller
Madt gcgcu IaBnabmer, Die Tie be.
cihtr0hti1en ipiirocn, unb Tie iuiiien
aild,, mic. @bI.
Sic Shiffrsiubiibicn
Srobld,cr perlegen iif, oo tic nit
ibren a%rguntcntcn nidlt oard,bringcn
fonnen, mf Ginidiidterlttg. Wic Dor
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

morbcn iii, loiicll tie Gotioridllngell
iiber bas Yrtpatleben bon GongreB-
Mitglieoern, lpelhe Dem Sublioiens
Haub opponiren, oniteIen, TIM no
nlogIiG cttuoS NodtbeiligeS 81 emit
oeden uno banlit bdS GongreB-Itit.
qlieo cinjuihiid)tcrn. SIRE WiiIbc nno
@elh luor obcr(ioweit %pcrIorcn. Gie
ciu5igc Gntoctitng, Ole lie loipeit ge-
moht bobcn, bctriift oen @iScon'ller
GongreB Experimentation SilItcrmol.
Nieicm bobeu lie uohgcmielcn, lpdS
or audi bcrcitpiQigit 5ugeilonocn bot,
boB CT in Somburg gcboren lit. Gu5
Gobcn 0ic SrGone Ser Snbltolctt.
@rnbiher in letter Sd)riit 5rlr SCENT.
nib 0es EublituuS 0cbradt. Nber
oitd) in 0icicm ISole bat Die Grlfcr-
idtuor5e nid)t Die 6coblid)tigtc Mirs
flung 0cGobt, ga nndluciSbor Die Hc-
0cn Oca Nerrn &iiltermnu inl Con.
9rcB ~hcionoerS ticfen Glnorud ma
d)cn u,b ocu beobiittigtcn Houb am
Golfc ucrcItclll lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

Sn Hublollb Fat Scr Tro5cb &C
gen Nitplaus Sihaitolpsfp, Der me
gen crimineler @ctbeili9ung an Der
rcpolutiondren Organization unge.
tIuat mar, nod) MIR 5lueitagigen Ser
bonolungell nit Ser Sreiipredung
bcS Nngeflugte1 %gccnbigt. Sic nit
onNctlagte So5iol HcpollItionGrin,
Irnu @reibtolpafnua on9egen mllr.
DC 81 lcbenslGu9Iihcr &erbonmlnD
noh Sibirien, b0dl o)nc ;}runn1sm+
hcit, pcrurtbeiIt. SIR leibcn Belt bat
Die riliiiide Srmd Oa2 @crbmnuugs-
Spitem &uBlono'@ ais Ihlcdlt crfIGrt
unb filr Die &cruultullg MIR $4,000
NOuurs bcnilliat. Wtit Der Gcrban-
nllng llob Sibiricu ioll nod Nnli6t
Der Sunln gonj auf0croumt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
Noulanos tiirfiide YGber.
equitable. @sbdnbe. potamt seaeu. etetS ofirH.
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SnbeSfIQc.

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trobesStruBe, "a Sabre alt.
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gtm 8. Wtr, ellie @npirea, Warolaro Selica
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Yaca Sirdbe. 81 Sabre alt.
Nm S. Midrje Games Mcribaru, Ndooieiu'
2lfnl, 40 Sabre ali.
sUr 8. Wdr; Sioaet McGarrcn. 9ir. 81,
F~ear.sStraBe. 81 Sabre alt.
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tuusCpeS trabe. SO Sabre alt.
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gm :. lRdrS Warn &ariiclo. Or. $50, 81.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

YIN VIC, Die es uNgtUi.
6iermit lpiro in llebereiNllinlmltli0 nit ben
Sbitnttten SC y mo Sc Is peS Charters Der
Staot Baltimore beiannt geeebetl, DAB td rdd'
benz 10. gtpril 1910 init Der @lialierulg mo
Ieup'laiterun9 nit noeerlieill Wluterial Der
nabbeilanlten Strabcn ulto gtlcpe beginner
Mle gerlonen uno Gorporatiollrlt .perbot
oesbaIb hermit aul9eforoert. GriaubHiBl0niHe
iilr ale WrbelteH 5u ~c:iarael mo o~ielelbelt
Dor Dem II. Npril 1910 6i. beenot9slL Die III
irgeno elmer gSeife Die Yufardbnn9 uoer bic
ooer Iueps ODER einc5 lbeiics oerlelben nolb'
,penoig MAIDEN, iueni oiefe Gepilaitert ODER leit
geptl1Itert tiIio.
Marion.9 iroBc. bon Der Soparo, ztrabe biz
1ur HdrfNoeNue;
Gphiion'aaep. bon Der Ganiap.S trobe bis
aooesrooe.Mlep bon sloams.Nlep bis sur
Norib 'gbeIHte;
M6rion. Sirabe, bon Der Gentrts etrnbe bis
6ur Sdinilloiti Sirabe.
bon Der gn!dSiis Sirdhe bis 6l eilier 20 iSltB'
SueD 6itli6 unb parallel nit Der RuIasits Sn. 4;
6upeites Sirube, bon oer Siletie Der Su5ernes
Sirnbe bis sur oilIibeh Siaoiaren5e;
9dreDsStrube, bon Der J~toroiette Der Spliiri'
hta.Ioenne bis sur Siibieitc Der Rratt. Strdbt
Hurtbsgtbeutc bon Der Gillette Der Bdhicrs
StraBe bis 5lr Gillette Der Nrliiosptas slpelirc;
StlfetssNoctlie, bon Der Sitfeite Der 6iiiiols
gperilie bis 5Mr alien ipcfilidell Staoigren6e;
collins StraBe. pon Der 3iibpeitteite Der
SalocrtoisRono bis 5ur 9torooitleite Der 28tis
ieiiSfStraBe;
Vbiluoelpbin ,Rpab, bon Der Gillette Der On.
6erlle'S lrdbe hi" 6lr ~oitltdhen Stdotgreiie;
Siteno,S traBe. bon Der Naee. strabe bis our
Sa1ooersSirdbe:
Gantons siraBe. bon Der Snirnount s(penuc
bis dur Sahettes StrdBe;
Sterunojmanji9lte SirnBe, ofilih bon ber
Dorts Nuao.
9. Z. 5tnsan,
tMtdrj3, 10.1I2p Stnois Sn9erielir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11
8~cfanntma6
Etdbttidle Nrmeu.geB6roe.
uHfer'T cpl rtement.
s~,neroffara nf Kim Ehnriftfa

<uptrptfote " SIu OUurlIlte.
gap ,Siep IN 8, giar9 1910.
ior Goai for Bah eiru aigluu," ~aorefiirt IN
Sic ,Voaro OF Miparbs of Baltimore 6ite,"
peroen I'M Eiireau bes Observation-Disclosures,
8dtbbulls, Baltimore. Wto.. bis II ubr @ors
miitugs am WiittWpdl, Den %. Yiar5 1910 cni'
qcgcu fiir Die 2teterung bon SohItu
al od9 guD 9iciu Mini fir ona nit BEN lG.
slpril 1910 bsainncnoe Sdbr. ll1lih:
4,SOG Souneu Sitnminoie,
800 SpuucH 9iutbrartts,>
200 Epnueu Suuburp.
Sm bah 8iem glhl ab6ulteterll.
Mnuehoie iir reip. 9iiHmin1ie, NHtbracite
uHo gnnburtj SOFTEN mititen nllo iperbeu ais
~fcpurdte uno neri1iebere Ingebote bebdHocl.
Wnee6oten fnr SituminBie apbleu Inlb Elm
bealallbilter Gbed nCS Vieier5 ilir $500, SliIz
geboteH fir Mntbracitr ltno Sahburp .Snblen
elm 9bed oeS Nieters titr 1870 oes a~b9eldnsfeIt
Retrdas nes 9onirnitc Gui Srore 0es Wfa0ors
uHo Staotratbs bon Baltimore ~betaelilgf letn:
bCiuaic Gbrdo nliiiiel aIf cine Clearing Sonls
Hnut ge5alcu iein.
Grf6Iareihe MtIgebotftcuer miiifct in Der &C.
brduhlimcH Surm 3iirafddit iteleH ourb eire
aceepiirbure Nilr9Idn'Ias9ompnanle 6lir Soobe
See p%eranfhldateIt Goritraitpreifts.
Die GoulraftsN ebir6e behalf lid oGs Hedt
Dor, ireeno Elm uHo allie Nn9ebote SIT neriper'
lei. -,
Spcjififalioneu i5uucu i'm Bah @tcip gIp,.
Rutbballos gluRcr, Jtoro . Gar. Strube. erlan9I
nerbelt.
2amar S1lgoan,
. SHperinteneeHi.
Scnebmigi;
!. 9arrg Wiabuuf,
4r1iioent Der GontraiisN ebUroe.
G0tir610-l2.1i-1g,2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-11

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