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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
LIFE OF NEGRO SAVED
At MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Petersburg Nan burned In atcmutink
To say" Children From
Death iE Fire.

~ diSchara-ng Pcrkey Moore. col
're'.' 'fom Memorial hospital ycstcr-
day. ~. local institution again won,
on record having saved the l;f. o.,
negro. "ho deserve to live Bc.kcy
"as burned in attempting 10 rescue
son 'h'id:"r from Il burning house
IN ,"te'shurr carly IN April lie
t't4ed ~ his attempt. and alrnos. los,
MS Own If" IN the effort
petersburg physician SAW that
Moor" ""ed"d expert hospital attention
Inc n"Er" was destitute. and 50 tho
unTS!'!an pn!d HE railroad fare to
richmond. The aegro came here UNI
,buHcf and walked 10 q local hos.
Ni'! mis- Institution can take no
one hni citizens ~ Richmond. and tho
negro va. turned away
I'lna:lv. however he 7.as told ,y =,
'"hmoni negro that n. corId secure
f'''nlHni ~ Memorial Hospital lie
"tH admitted, h.:t having been neglect
-" Tor som" timc tho burns hcca,na
!Ni"c''G aud "a" treatment Of IN. asa
was "%"cd.Hely difficult
- was pointed uu, by Tho hospital
"U'h"r"'c5 thN' tho trcatrnen, was
rendered he moro difficult because tho
'N'fo "A'f IL ~ III" basement and
n""iE ventilated such cases II was
-'.' should DC .rcatcd IN woil-vcnti
'"i'H wards ana away from other pn :
','S' pom i"r III" proper care Of III"
p''''c"' himself. ana hccausc such
Wounds are offensive to other na,,rnis
~" campaign u raise funds now on
COZ II successful. viii remedy ,us,
was iof'c' and VIII allow the ho.rI,,l
a" o'heF"tsc increase ics facilities for
''N''E ~ ihr destitute negroes. wbo
''"'"i Zoe cared To- AT other places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
WILL PREACH IN PARK
Administrative Bonrd Grants PERMITS
sion 10 Minister for Use of
Chimbornzo

Permission was granted by the Ad-
ministra;ive Board yesterday to Rev.
James I. Green. pastor OF st. James
Methodist Church and other ministers
Z" use ChimboraZo Park for religious
services. beginning on the first Sun
day in July.
MT, Green and the other petitioners
asked that the hoard erect for them
stand for the speakers and choirs.
M. superintendent Of Parks Humphrey
'alder advised against granting this.
dn" suggested that the minister's could
speak from the porch of the park
house. ~
On the motion OF Commissioners
Folkes the hoard passed by indefinitely
a.'ion on nids submitted for the in
STA iiation OF sanitary drinking foun-
tain In the lobby OF the City Audi
toriurn.
me board awarded contract for
me c!eahins Of the Second Market.
pacing supervision Of the work under
building Inspector Butler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS
AFFILIATE WITH CLERKS
Join Retail Association nj yIeett,,- mn, :,
H""k'r-iiirschhere Elected
Delegate,

Al INC meeting OF the Retail Clerks
Nssoc'a ,ion. NO ldI. held last night at
, p'E ''otei twenty-five new mem-
bers Joined the association Jotn
iiirschperg, OF the Administrative
hoard, was elected as the local dele
eate 10 rcpresen, the clerks in the
meeNnE Of the State Federation Of
Labor in Bristol on Juno S.
mere was large attendance. de-
sp'te INC ram and the smoker was
enjoyed until II late hour Durinu ~ n
evening the association was addressed
by MIR Hirschbcrg. Jesse G. Duke, W.
>. GallaSher. general organizer OF the
fainters Union. OF PHILADELPHIA. and
w. w. Savage. OF the Richmond On
Mems Union. All Of the speakers
TAXED on organized labor and urged
' 'nos" present. not affiliated with tho
union, 10 become members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
PRINTERS BALLOT TO-DAY
FOR CONVENTION DELEGATES
Members of RichmOnd Local VIII Also
Vote for international
Officers.

This evening at 6 o'clock the mem
hers "f Local No. 30. International
Typographical Union. will begin bal
lOtinE on delegates to the internal
tionaI convention, which meets in Bal
I timorc in August. and for officers OF
the international union. The balloting
will take place in Eagles Hall. Third
and Marshall Streets.
There viii probably not be much dis
Sension with regard TO the intcrna-
tional ballot. which has been distrib-
uted by President Z. p. HARDWOOD and
Secretary Treasurer Il. Lee Woody.
The selection of two local delegates
10 the international convention. how
ever, promises to be an exciting cleo
ton. and full attendance. either in
person or by proxy. will be on hand.
Tho candidates for the convention
from Richmond are Sidney Gates. w \.
Edelblut. Charles J. Hughes. Jr,
George A. Jennings and John a.
Schroeder.
The international ticket. which will
be balloted upon in over 100 locals
throughout the United States and Can
ada, follows:
For Observation-Disclosures G. Scott,
New York Union. No. 6.
First vice president--walter w
Garrett. Chicago. No. I6.
retary-trcasurer-J. W. HAYS
Minneapolis, No. 40, and ". f. Mer-
rit;. Houston, No. u
Delegates to American Federation Of
1.ahor-Max S. Hayes Cleveland:
Frank Morrison. Chicago: H w. Den
nett. Los Angeles: T. W. MCCULLOUGH
Omaha: Hugh Stevenson. Toronto
and L. r. Pittenger, Mount Morris
Four to he elected
Delegate to Trades and Labor Con-
Gress OF Canada-James Drury Mon
trcai: Samuel MADDEN. Toronto. and
W. r. Trotter, Vancouver. One To he
elected.
Trustees Union Printers Home
Thomas McCaffery, Colorado Springs;
Malcolm ~ Knock. Boston: william
Mounce, New York T. r. Mock Bir-
minGham: Jerome V O'Hara New York,
Michael Powell ottawa Three to be
elected.
Agent Union Printers Iome--Joe NJ
Johnson.
There are thirty-four candidates for
the Offices Of auditors, three to he
elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
COMPETE FOR CUP
High school Cndcts VIII Drill To-nay
mt IIroRd street
purl.

-Four companies Of John Marshall
cadets Will compete in "A drili this
afternoon at Rrond Street Park for a
hands"mc silver loving cup, to be pro-
sent.h by tho News Leader to the COM
pany displaying tn" highest degree OF
efficiency in nancuvcr and the manual
%! arms. The cup viii be kept in
the trophy room at the high school.
Judges III the contest viii he Colone,
n. L. Hodges. commandment Of cadets
virginia Military Institute; Colonel 10
Lane stern. assistant inspector general
virginia Volunteers: Major Il. w
Bowics OF the Richmond Light Infan-
Try Blues Battalion. and Major ].
FuImer bright, OF the Richmond Grays
! Mayor Ainslie, members of the Admin.
istrativc Board, the City Council. the
bohrd or Aldermen, the City Schoo
Hoard and the high school faculty vii
b" present at the drill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
LARGER POSTAL SAVINGS
Post-oHcc Department Allows Increase
In Limit From $500 to
SJAOO.

Larger postal savings deposits will
now be accepted az the post office.
This Is made possible by an important
amcndment To the Postal Savings Act
just approved by President Wilson. a
postal savings depositor may now have
an account amounting 10 81 900 upon
which interest will he paid Former
ly $500 WAY the maximum amount he
could have to his credit.
This enlargement OF postal savings
facilities viii he very gratifying to
thousands OF deposltorS who have al
ready reached the old $500 limit and
are anxious TO entrust more of their
savings TO Uncle Sam. Another fea-
tur" Of the amendment that will avoid
further embarrassment to the public
and 20 postal officials Is tho doing
away with tIc limit on the amount
that could bc accepted from "a de-
pos!tor monthly Under The old law
only 800 could he deposited in ca
lcndar month. The amendment abol-
ishcs TINS restriction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
ELECT ALVIN M. SMITH
HEAD OF ROTARY CLUB
Annual Meeting md Banquet tx Lively
Occasion mt Richmond
Hotel.

Alvin VI. Smith was last night elected
president Of the Richmond Rotary Club
ut the third annual meeting Mt the
Richmond Hotel. He was showercd
with kilograms from all over the fourth
district. The messages were read
when II was announced that he had
been elected.
Inc annual banquet was attended
by practically all of the members Of
the local club. A number of short
addresses were made. \ report of
the recent rally OF the fourth district
showed that the event had been highly
successful
we're as follows: Alvin NJ. Smith. prcsi-
dent; Walker &. Cottrell. vice -prcsi-
dent; Horace F Smith, secretary:
Julian T. winfrec. treasurer: a NJ
Pul!en. auditor: j. VI. Moore. Jr. SER
Geant at arms: hoard Of directors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
Virginia Is Ready
TO Furnish Quota
Stuart Says State Is Prepared
to Train .4piators for Ma
tional Defense.

Il have no doubt that Virginia would
furnish her quota Of men for training
In aviation Tor national dcfcnSc.-
ii. &. stuart. Governor 81 Virginia.
This Is tho message that the Gov
crnur tclccraphcd yesterday TO tho
New York World III response Ia Its
telegram 81 the night before, which
read as follows:
Military and naval authorities be-
licvc United states should have re-
serve Of :.Noo trained aviaturs for ma
tional defense. These men could be
trained thiS summer for $4,000. 600. i'm
Guiding cost Of machines and equip
ment This is onc-tcnth the cost OF
one pvcadnNuSht.
Would your state undertake. TO fur
nish it's quota of aviation recruits to
be trained At no expense 10 your
state"
Prompt. concentrated action should
add 10 army and navy reorganization
bills provision for Federal training
camps for this purpose"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
MANY ATTEND JUBILEE
Spring Entertainment IA, ru,;,
PoWh"tnn school L. Glow.


Despite the .uc!.rncu: vyc.tL.r o..
large number Of SUu,4 N!cl,.o,,T i,-
turned on: last evonirt; TO .ttcul III,
Spring Jubilee" given by tAr ,,r,,l.
IN tho frst. second ana third grades NJ
Powhatan School the p-ovra,n r.r.
dered wax an Interesting on" Tn.
money received viii be used FOR en-
rging the library and for purehtsin-
decorations for schoolro1ms.
Tho program. CONSISTING OF -oli,.
dances, May pole dances and other fe.-
turss of similar nature. was 20 rIoas.
Ing that II was suggested Il nc re-.
peated.
There were more than go ch.lircn in
the affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
HUSTINGS COURT CASES
ErekicI w. McMinn Fined So fo,
Tresphssing on Property Of
Mrs. johnson.

Ezekiel w. McMinn. charged with
tIcSpassinE on tho property Of Mrs.
Ellie Johnson, was convicted ves,erd.w
In the Hastings Court, and was fined
go. The case came up on appeal from
Police Court.
Adam Williams. charged with steal
ing $40 from Mrs. r. r. Curran. was ac-
quilted.
Walter Rates. colored, charged with
breaking into the house OF Mrs Jrone
Green. was acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24

Thomas B. McAdams. Harold S Bloom
nerE. Milton Cone, Harry V. Cole,
toward w. Han, j. E. Fowler ana
G. A Mortland
Richmond RotarIans who attend
the convention in, Cincinnati on July
IL Will accept the invitation Of Ron-
noke and stop In the Magic City on
July 10. The invitation was extended
by Rev. G. Otis Meade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24

"t''a alexander the negro charged
by Detective Screcants WIZ AVID III
lam "i;n breaking into the house a,
"'i ''-"a' Marshall street and stealtn,.
Sli' "i clothes, "a pair 81 shoes and
i"p pms from II. l.. Young. was sent
or 70 -" grand Jury from Police Court
y"s'.r@ay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
.Aupenl, From stoo Fin.

J. FcrTaro arrested on charge OF
selling liquor without license at al2
North Second Street, was fined 800
and costs in Police Court Yesterday.
He noted an appeal in the case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
CSrnnSeiacnthnlncmnrft.

Die @6orlesitroBen-9lDcnuc Gorpo.
ration foliitc BON Sobn &. SenmcS
ais Socbmolter 81 9ldcr Qnno All ser
ucrlongcrteu Charles StroBc 9(iS
Ociem @umoitiid ioucn 10 g9obn-
bduier @olitcaen par5cIlirt mcrOcn.
@illian 4, 6oroep bat BON scr
llolmt 6oap &coltp Gonpom sic
@runOrcute BON $t20O OcS Sotic9
Der GIooer0ole departments al Scr
9inOcu mO Gbomccp,9Iocmc ge.
fauft.
0ic neue 0iao an scr @enoouer.
&ooo imS Ct. &oul.StraBc luuroc
our1 Games AlcGpop 6. 81. So6niton
permict6et.
Gltrh Den &coltp Ntorft mur0c 0oS
SouS 9}r. 2009, Wiaoiion.2lpenuc, all
9eopolO Sells perfauit.
&erifieoeue gSaiienfront.9ortltel
len an 6uruoce Greet bci @oint 9Slco.
liant III Der Curtis 6orleD imO Sur.
mace Greet Section iuurOcn our.h
@ierre 6. Guaon uno 9Sciic oil S5o5n
" lmo 6. @Imcr SoueS pcrfouft
&Iane fir % mcitere 5ipeiitodigc
Soiier, mclde aui Ocu @rnSitidcu
glr 800 6iS 3lS al Scr 9iorSieitc scr
Sit.2S. Strobc crri6tct perOeu ioI.
len plmocn ourdj 6ronf 8. Singer,
jim. ciugereidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

ldlcn &crtbpapicrcu in niclcn Sanoe
cr5iclt merOcn, III gleihcr @eiie Der.
Won0t @ierourh cutiicbt cine groBc
3abhmN III &oor mo teinc llnd.
rage ndd) @cl0, 0tsAcnonunen IN
6obritontcntrclcn nm fiIr 9io6. mo
bllbicrtiac0 .ViotCriaI 5u 5ablcn
Sn 9llticn bcrricbtc cine aliioIlcnoe
9lbiorbirlng bon mcldlcr baltimore
Cube" cmpiiuOlib bctruiicn pltrOc
nSolriton Oil anO CiaS~ crlpadbtc aus
icincm GornrosdcusSdldf mo itic.
gen bic nGoumlouS" aui 1874 uuD
o&rcicrco" oili 50 gGosocn y 50. ="
bicltcn it'd 6ei m1Bigem &crtoui aui
2214 osopulpo" auf li2s uuN
,gSaplduO~ nit nicorig oii S1s. Srt
9lagcmeincu mar bic ScuOcu5 ccS
NlorftcS rubig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

9ndar. 95 $3I50 i-25 SQ,750.
,,@nnnro Wluipr so. Of Baltimore, 06nrlcc,
@irahc mno Nit 9lonal glpcmic
Huoac Sr0S., oic spopnldrc Gar" $7S5.
Mar'Hti Wiublle 0u., @drn0e id0s 10 9ioros
Charles 2rubc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
Oel,dDiifts.1llrel
Mercantile 9l9encB.
y g. Ilm 4 Go.,
coz go Marnlaub Irnit @loa.

characterization, G6iircn, Seultcr.
robmen 910cn etc.
Sac =. Snitct & GU., li5-ii1 Sio 5reocs
rid zirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

Siaoc 8. 9ioicntbal an Soon ".
Sore mo Srou 3 Bots.
Sorr @erioucttc an Siooc s. Ro.
icntboI, 3 9ots.
So6n =. %oco ou S9m. y. 0iloc-
brono, I Got
9Ilicc Ai. Schooner II. Vt. al G6as.
g. Srlpin gtoroieitc 9(mitr, na6e
NIgrtIc9Ipcnuc. A bci l2.7.
@arru 6inf inO 6ran all Grueit
g. 3icrf, Siioicitc 9iOOlcir. uo6c
Goaington.9lOe, IA bel 20.
Stcpbcu SinoiItomSfi an @ourDn
9lomefi nlo 6rou, 9torOicitc Canton.
gIDcv nabc @|oOeiros9laeo, il.2
bc
Stephen SmoiltopSfi al San 90.
meti mo 6rou 9torOieitc Canton
9Ipcmlc, na0e @loNcirQ9laco, 1l.4
6ei -.
@loraarct NicSoIe an @o6crt 3.
g9artuid imo 6roL 9Seitieitc scr
Garolinc StroBe. no6c Nort62lpc,
i6 bci
ISrouf 9iouof &eoltp So. on @co.
9. Shorr uno 6rau 9Ir 1911 Gliil.
pie,u-9Ipc.
Niciel6c an &6ilip SonOermap jr,
9lr 1904, Gliitoicp 9Ipc.
Giciel6c an @biGp $. Sd)ercr lmO
lSrol. gIr. 1924 Gliitpien 9(pc
1itlc Guarantee ans Gririt 50. al
9lmiliorp 9eaItD 60, @riuoitiide.
6. Wiilton Nuetcr al ". ". Seotb
uno SroiL 9Ioroicitc scr 2s. Ctr.
uabe @juilioro.9lpeo 1874 bci S5.
WlorriS Shnrr mo 6rou on Mar
9cruer im0 Srou @eitieitc ser Go.
roline-, nobc 2om6oro StraBc, 1873
bei 70.
9lrdibolo z. Sdofcr oil G6orlcS
S. Spence, @rlmOitiid.
Marie $. GlliS ghtno Y. Stcucn.
ion 9|r i756, Garsmcll.5tr.
Giciclbe on Soiep6 Z. Suit6, Ser.
malter , @rlinoitiidc.
Eiciel6c al N3oric 6 Stcpcuiou
Or i75A Gorspcll Str
Giclcl6c al State =. Glitt 9lr.
1858, GorSpcIl Ctr
9luorcu :. Gictricb. @crmoIteE All
Q|arie s.. ellis. gtoroicitc ocr Cars
wcIt Strobc uo6c NariorN 9looo.
il2 bel 90.
@eorae &lch mo Srmu al g9altcr
s. @lglanoer mo ,Srou 3 @runo.
itiidc
9hguit arouf oil @coroc alcin,
13 @umoiiiidc.
@corgc Sicm ali &ac 9loicnbcrg,
9lr. 1926, 9}orO.@cntolou.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18


Ter 9lliiuunl bot nahgclaiicn 3l
Ncainn Scr 9}elu.2lorfcr @oric
mar sic Specialization ioit milo.
aric0Seiicftcu oerlorcn mr Sou.
ocr 9lusoobcl 6ictci ii6 9ol.
tmorc rubia mo icit @cI0.
nIdrtt nidt bctroiicn
2Ibl Nol SSic uorouSgeOa1t
fonutc iib Ole progrciiipc Speculation
mi Der 9tem yortcr 86ric ui6t bal.
ten. S2dbreuO scr eritcu &iertcliums
oc Der @roiilumg mar scr Martt poll
it0noig IN @Gn0cu scr 5pcflIonteit
nmO 9(nrciBcr. Oo1 mar fciu SlnidhiB
ou Oic por6crgcgou9encn 9Iotirlm9eu
81 crrcihcn
llntcr Oen Spc5ialitGteu battcn
Gruciblc Steel @lcricm &ctrolcim
itnO @olOmin Socomotiucn Sen Dor.
rang m0 5ogen bctrGd)tIi6 al.
Su Ocn 3piiheupalich 5eigtc i'd
cine &orIicbc iiir Sbieucu imO Sob
len. 9torioIf imo @citcru lm0 G6cio
peofc, Ionic Ohio iticgeu , elmftc,
p0breuo RcaOmg, Sebig6 &oacp lmo
9. & 8. mr @iuft I'll ibrcn @tn,
iten per3eihncn fonutcn. Canadian
&ociiic, 9Iep.Dorf Central mo 9lod
SSIouo 5ci0ten lid) icit oo1 icbmoh.
3udcr, Nlotore imo gflSriiihngen
inO Sd)iiiobrtS. .9lutbciIe moren IN
9iohiro0c. %orto &ico. 3u6er itico .
ati 1913. 9lmcricou 3udcr 8 nuf
1875, mcld]e gtotiutnNeu jcoot BON
Dem @rnocsGcics ob6Gn0ia iiuo.
SouoeISluorinc notirte auiGuglid)
alIt, 9ab ober ipGtcr SIT 3 aui "a nadb.
@tctaa Ia0 icbr ucruadl6iiiat
acuncott Silpicr lmO 9Imcricau 3iuf
ihieucn cmiacrmaBcu 6ciiigteit ju
bciiGcn iuOcm 3inf ouf 9ila itic9.
II. 2. Steel mar iblulh uno fomtc
ieinc Stdrtc nidht beboupten @etblc
benz Steel uotirtc sic alchligtcit bon
) aui 53i mo nnlBtc Sadomouno ei.
ncn Gritd untcr 9tbiorbirlnacn oitS.
baltcu bon ucIhcn cS iicb nidt rctt
crbolcu folmtc.
Gel itono 0ciuAt in Ocn SdulBs
ilmoeu luGbrcu0 StaRoaro }lftcu
bcitGnoi0 ihiuomHcu. @}crirm 9Sc.
iroIclm notirtc nit lli3s ais Sod
pumft 3u oem gltiidwcacn nit 6
8lmttcn. Gruciblc Steel crrcidte
23s oui 80.
Die 0cutiAa @ebiclratc criubr
Sdpdd)un8 uuo iton0 nit 7i7s 5lr
@inl6ilna. 6rou5oiiidc 6roucS itGrf
ten lid lmo gcuouucn 9lubeI einc be-
ionocrc 6citgfcit uaHoem bcfomt
wurOc 0oB 0ir rriiiih.amcrifaniiAe
9lnlcibe BON S50,00O,000 bis $40,
100000, Die ourh Sic Giicnba6neu
gcocdt lem loQ baIoigit pcrictt miro.
Baltimore @0ric.
0cr @clomarft 3cigtc ocilcrn cine
ScitiAteit, oa anlcuonncu miro, OaB
iid5 oic &erh6ltniiic in olcrudHiicr
Belt bciieru mcrocu GS 5eiate icb
oaB GnglanO mo 6ronfrci6 groBc
9orgcr bier iho, OicS aber nidt Ocn
@cI0marft ionocru mr. sic 9InIoacn
bctriift.
Sal Der 3miidenjeit mer0en oic
@intiinitc Der 9lnlci1cn r ituo nidlt
Die @anfsut6oben oojll acbralht
nnI fiir bic 9lot6menoiafcitcu 81 be-
jablcu unO III 3uiab 81 oieicn Sin.
finitcn ans Ben @ertbpapiercn mer-
ocn Oic @infiinftc, Die ans Ocn britt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
@rmnbitafs.l lIeberknnnnnrn.

Sreoerld No. (Serman mo Snttln
an @m $. S. Sorton mio Satin,
gloroieitc Scr baltimore nobeSmau-
mooOsStroBe, fl bel 100, @rlmo,iuS
$40.
@m Soimeiiter unO Satin an
0ic otSronf 9looot NcoItp Co." 5tuei
erunoltiidc.
@6o5. s. gSpatt unO Satin an
Goit6 Guer II. g., Saoieitc Der
8iooIcs sStrobc, uabc @uiIforO.9lpc.,
1853 6ei 100.
@ilblr 2. Tbompion ou So6n q.
Garter lno Satin, g9citicite scr
Smollwoo0-Strabc, no6c @m0ior
9Iocmlc IA bci 93.2H.
Siioor aeBlcr II. ". an ,Scrome
6. 9ernlicin mo Satin, 99cIticiic
Der SmaQmooo Strabc, nabc @rit-
ipooe-9lOcmle il.3 bel no, @umos
gins 500.
GbaS. &. McaSc an CSmal0 Suit,
, @rlmoitiidc.
Sobn GboS. Sdcn, lruitce an
Soicpb $. @ol5, Siioieitc ocr g9al
broot- no6c 6uItou.9lpcnuc, ll.101a
bel SO, @runo5iuS $65.
GIi5abct6 ScntinS oil NcnrD ".
GblomcrS imo Satin, gQcIticitc Scr
Galocrts no6c 2G. StraBc, IS bel
1913.
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uGaIperton q. 9. 2. & g. g., gScIt
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sins $36.
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$8s.50.
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nobc SalucnSih', 1914 6ci o.
glntouoS 3aIncroitcs ino 6rml an
Geo. 6. Gisncp, 5iiooiticitc Gohnl-
bia 9pe., il.9 bel 1870.
Geo. 6. Gisueo oil SiiIia 3o(ncrai.
ics, Siiooiticite GoIiut6ia'9luc. ii.9
bci 1870.
Sulio 3alncroiteS or Geo. G.. Dis.
ncp, Siiooiticitc GoImbio,9locmc,
ITO bei 1870.
0'co 6, 0iSncv al cSulia 3olucroi.
tc0, Siiooiticitc GoIluu6io 9lpc., il.0
6ci 1870.
:. 6eroinauo So6n, Grtr, ii. u.
al Srcocrif u. @crmonu 9}oroiritc
@otionitry nobc Gcntrol.9lpc., 20
bei
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icitc 9iortbs9Ioc., nobc @raSOii6 g(pe,
rs bci 1862.
Sec GaiS mo Srou an 9o1nmGcr
9ldloing 60. SiiOicitc 9lbbotiiions
no1c Inploritr, IA Bel 80.
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nollp imO SraM 0iticite @orcloo,
no6c Gompiir. 1871 bel ~.
aotc @ciiicI6oug6 an 6amilton
9lcoI Gitotc 60. 5iioicitc 6routIin..
no6c Sgiioniiry I 9ot.
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be Srnntlinitry 1916 bci l67,
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unhco aiups 4 Glcg SO Mr ler W.. e9
uHitco Apns 5.9r notes ag. aaN
ssolh soiio y gIuuag scr So
Serialeocncs.
slioramd cou Coal & Sron scr "
arunocl sano q sraeei rom asA 3oss
arpmocl aano & erapci his 9a
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eoiim5re 2gpooa com .... 81
Baltimore 2roSoa pio..... So 100
Baltimore 1Hoc pio .. aess aels
gbalmefs cil X eias pio . 81s
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GouicaOation GoaI @cf ser. aiR a2M
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Goshen & SO 4. Ger. ........ i2eW ig4M
GosScu 4 so com. ,.... 22 2aA
oaSca 2ii \ clas com gA
2aeiion G0cmieal com ~ Gaia os
Gi Norn coal com n............ is4 %
GIi poru Corp 6cr nosS a7N ass
81 Doru 5uc ser .......... t0oM
Gu oom 6ucl ............... 10 1913
S q 3 @rcDiae 1 4crs.....& aa
airl0 Gambler Goairod Ger. 9sps oaA
@cr2 < Ndners (9sap) .,..... co 70
@i Der Drills t8 y notes 90
@t 9crsg9ooo @'lus Cs ~ conf 10 ig
@t 9erss9ooSDsyrO tg a pio ana
@n ssaicr Il Ropcr Scr , 9tM
BacIc GRaiutcriHa Go..,....,.,t99
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1apuIpu @rooaeiua pio o..%.. l4M
Sapu!pa &efiHing eom..,,.s tt& i4H
SopuIpa &ciiaina pio . iiN i43f
I 8 epmIaoiou pio o.-.. 90 100
Raplano Gil s. olos. ....,.... Sis 81
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3eitiin1en 3eitihriitcr etc.
4, sbr Baltimore Itms ecmpanh", 8obcri &. q
Miepcre C0ndiisIiibrer, 227 N.s0aIucrtStr
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l}otcnfs sQllllp0ltc

MISUNDERSTANDING
@bmiu 4. Snmucis &c0sanlunlt. @aeuic,
90uocl@s ec0upn0ricu &cta0ercd)tc Wdrp'
ldnO 1rmii 0uilonO
Ggopfa w. Hcronion, fi6--it7 Gam 0uiloino,
is idbri9c 0ridOruup
q. N a IL. Z Nuuaro. an Continental @lbg.
Rroit5ircn felt 1872 criolsrein III Baltimore